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Weddings
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FARMERS' PROFITS
Conditions in the business and financial world have
a direct beanng on prices for farm produce.
Our managers can give you valuable information
along these Tines. They are in touch with conditions,
local and in other parts of the country. You are invited
to call at any time.
Especially we urge you to call if you contemplate
larger production.
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within Old Walls." It is
you money when remod
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interesting and will save
Ilan g t} house
Dose.
DERICH PLANING MILLS, Ltd.
J.Y Hl'CH:AN. 1N_
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AUCTION `SALES•
ING AUCTION SALE
HULL) FURNITURE AND
MISS MAN
�y+mime auction, at la's r
beet.
Goderich. ,la
SATURD ►Y. JULY Sok.
Itg at J .clock. all the contrats
▪ [orrtat.ng .n part cal parlor
stiInut tables, chairs, easan
folding amt. couch. lardm,eres sad
� plate moray. pictures. curtains,
lnac. 1•M.' i... Doorlatoom Iwm are. es.
!calm1 walnut pates All .*,alves. ikon,
spend cutlery. hoot um. blinds. curtains
m furniture. including two pod
Moires. two good wont carpets, tolet
'; aim Y walnut bureaus. two stretcher.
vI.ns,ls. including almost mw range
R.n*r, cupboard.. refr.yer tor. laws
p,aeum. •trpladder. Al beet Worm hese
stave. winnow screens. seems dawn,
lent her and numerous other art,clea
its wilt be sold, as the house .e do
OF
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T. GUNDRY. A
UC normer
TENDERS WANTED
•'S FOR BOOTH PRIV-
the refreshment booth
townsh.p pawner. to
so Friday. July Nth. w
nod up to Monday.
o scesesody accepted.
LBERT MUGFORD,
(CHARD MOORE,
Commit Ire.
portieres at
be held at the
11 be recewed
June 'nth.
WANTED.
-GENERAL SERVANT.
W. L. NORTON, St. George's
S
-POSI TION AS HOSE -
where child of six could be kept.
tea to high wage►. Apply at
CE.
RAGS, ME
•Re pay lig
-GENTLE
ALS. HiDES
hest prices. 'Phone
66.11
and ■ c.
■ horse wi
errch P.O.
MAN WANTS
hatable home or
th a refined family.
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BLIC NOT
ICE.
FORSTER.
, NOSE. THROAT.
.on New York Ophthalmic
a1 aaartant ■1 Moorefeld's
Golden Square Throat Hos.
., Stratford. Telephone M7.
1. Goderich, from Wednes-
an.. to Thursday. 17th. at I
iGIE'S
CE AND '
ESTATE
• SALE
Runabout, in
•ndition, newly
overhauled.
. at a bargain
Y BONDS
and sok!.
ccident ani
1n.turanee
FOR RALE.
L'OR SALE. -MASSE Y-HARR1S
ANDRmoEWerJOHSTg0(4Joh. v\i4Good( eicahl.
rs�t
VOUNG BULL FOR SALE. -PURE -
II aOED Polled A• surys.� amen month. old
J.R. VARCOM R. R. Ni. A. Cadence, .s it
0,OOFARM FOR SILL. -0,001)One hundred acres Colborne townsh,p. nn
main road ( crick to, IHvot. five miles Iron.
Goderich, hal .1M from ser,�pt� half -mile teem
store and thrw mike t� Ne .a. ►anon, rnl
amoista d a Mood day loam; no weste land; solid
heck bunt with Mood cellar: cement nobles
ander large ba.n and shed: cement under
hen -house, ton neve,-I}ding wells. owe twee
m hour well fenc,9 I. .l arbt; municipal
teMone rural 11, man delivery. A. W. WISE. R.R.
'w4t
PUREBRED REGISTERED STOCK
FOR SALE.
One Oluo Improved Chesterw:ete hoar. •,
months' old. re.
One O. 1. C. row, due to Jarrow ,n July. I year
oldOm O. 1. C. sow, t months old, due ,n August.
She
Also some young sow. '. reek• old, ty, wah
t edlereea.
1:7.11 G M. KID)
GODERICH, _ONTARIO, THURSDAY. J(JNE •'6. 1914
CARD OF THANKS.
T
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FAMILY
OF
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ALEX-
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-ANDtR STRAITON dare to convey their to all s for and ayrapsthy to them In the, recent bereavement,
PICNIC
The annual picuic of the Col-
borne Farmers' Club will be
held at Point Farm on Friday,
July 4th, 1919. An interest-
ing feature will be a discussion
of public affairs by Thos. Find-
lay, EMI. of Toronto. presi-
dent of the Massey -Harris Co.;
F. S. Fulthorp, of the Farmers'
Co-operative Co.; Miss Mabel
Bailie and Mr. G. L. Lamb, of
Goderich.
The amusements will con-
ist of boating and bathing:
ebildren's games and a baseball
match between Goderich and
Colborne township. •
Refreshment booth on the
ground.
Everybody welcome. No ad-
missioncharge. Bring your
baskets •d enjoy the day.
VM. YO • NG, President.
,DAVE SC W4NZ, Secretary.
DOC
MODEL THEATRE PROGRAM
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FRIDAY and SATURDA Ibis WEEK
JACK • • D
IN
"SANDY"
MONDAY. TUESrAY, WE
BIG B111. HART
IN
"SHARK MONROE"
THURSDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
SF\SSUE HAYAKAWA
iN
MASON/I AT ST. GEORGE'S.
Nev. A. L. G. Clarke Speaks of the
Evolution of Naaeory.
The annual chuffs b parade of ?lull
laud !.ester, A., E. • A, 1I.. took plate
on 13uudMy morning to St. r:w.rge'
chur('l. the local Masons being ue•om
puniest by members of Morning Star
and ('11 lodge..
Tice rector. leer. A. 1.. '1:, Clarke
pr.a.hel from Uwe worts of 1 Cor
Y:HI- A wlse truster builder." H.
said. In part : The ecomn ouhy nisi -voted
dcltuitiou uc.)blounry as a p.o'IiItr
tenantry, is after years Nent its quota
to the 4'rnoadrs. The eat !Mimi. built
for local need P, (. c rte a centre radlat-
-Iins light MINI intim-me: the colleges .f the bylaw vote on Saturday. 1t i. %outliers Mill Property.
l►sforl and t'uwlridgr were swept hopeel that a large tote will be rolled At the I'ral sittings of the Supremo.
Oahu, and made their ...attribution to, tip to encounter the young men who, 1'"nl't ,.f untarlu last week. die law.
N I tine [rear tide of European scholarship.; are intestine time and morn) in an "f 1.11'1.10'wWt'neu Mil" vs. Taylor
Su the Maxon, whoa• obllguUoua are I enterprise which i, ralrulalwl to re- lean heard before Mr. Justie' J.oek-
In the nret place• footled his MasonicI store to activity a plant that ha. been The defendants are John Taylor awl
brethren, d(Mo ant INr.ute a tries
H Mason until 'love, relief Hood truth"
. characterize his active life ural are
• i recognized anti acknowledged, by all
the meet,..
I A third consl11rrati,.0 emerges: the
Mason Isrv,wes u builder of elm reefer.
i The world knows little of the aurone
and ritual of Masony, hot it does
know that the Mason voluntarily lea
' taken ,•w•taiu obligations of it high
mond and ethlal nature. ('fyll(iwt'
intla• novel by 1 1.risti„uity,
demands a
vertu in standard: tlie Mason has
THE SIGNAL PRINTING Cu. LIMITED. PtILI* I.
THE BYLAW SATI RDAI. JUDGMENT FOR LCCKNOW FIRM.
T n u
The v fgrtal again calbt attention to iia{un .ler an .4greerlwe t 1 rung/are
'Totrw of morality, et,•., was twit al-
ways ale11fit••. Time was wh•'u a
liaison was exactly what the term lin.-
plies. In the "age of great batld(ug."
wild, lasted eau, IIx the motherland,
from St. Alban 1311/1 t,. Queen Anus.
1171110. when kltlg,. and bishops and
barons took plc Mauro. 111 erw•ting rhos•
magnifl,ent +truetures which dot the
land. Mud et en tortes arra wtaeli'r Mod
delight, Masons weer real builder+, to
faithful and paaticut work, .kill
will art cuthwlrah, and eville es and
castle" today Tear mete w Itneso, 1111)1
bead 1111 to acknowledge That w',• ennuot
pinpliente their work.
The age of great building- 1181,.x101 e
away : yet sonwthing made ihrrjde 1111- 1
willing to allow the organized "guilds- , 1
idle for many )ran, !.Dais Taylor, mauufactun•ro, of To -
Besides enlarging the industrial root,.. It was v10wool that the d,'-
pa)roll of the tool'''. the succi.s of the ft•udaats 111141 agreed to Iur'IIllo• the
enterprise undertaken b) (het, )ount )Dunwoollen will property at 1.gcknow for
awn will *este' the Icon lrra.ur) h)) 0..7111.1. 411 the agreement lint Imviag
turning into it a thou(.iiNl thither. rash been carried out .11).' Ida 'Miffs suet fol
year for len year.. E-tw bylaw pro- i,erformaurc of the. agr'e'ement or for
vides amply security for ' the 111\%11 and 'Iamage".. IV. I'roudUwt, K. e,., 111,-
thr agreement is one which .Mould IN'u'I-.,I for the plaintiff. arab tile de-
Ita%e the cordial support of the toter., (eudHutl not IN•Ilg r•praruted the
judge, after hearing evidmiee, gate
SI :1rMER SP(/RTS. \ judgment for tt2.7111,1 and costs.
Sellers et at v. Stallvan rt id, au
Lawn Howling. • - action over lbe w•111 cat !1n• late TleMI I
It•i1,111te11el this Nfa1a1ar11 for himself. The lawn IN/with( chili has 11 rot ups Geniis'. of Hie t.w11shtp of ](orris,
The world has only our w11,1 of judging/ u 1 e.ii'Prt(t- 111 Scotch doubles, to lir 'h,. diel AlIguot 13. 19 lel, was I...Ailed.
July _cad,
-.ueve 11 nwsAdde'''aylwl h)' a will or August" in, !Indo Is wet
thrrrfureadlug uito chithspurit oItf seh'•u(n,, thed At
ctheaClinton tournament last week "sl '• Awl that of Manch ca, 1914, is
Impetus of a aumtwr syull,df+m, the the first prize wens t
• (.I •Itr'Ia el to Ile tilt. 11'111. will.
rnier of a iwuutiful ritual. to the hu- ton rink, second to A. E. Cash Strut- - Lou, *. \\'eolern Trust Corporation
:Tuns. affui•dwl by the world's appraisal, lord third to D. C. Ross of Brussels, and 'N''ting.for the "lute of the het.' 1►. F.
ms mast M• mow', stillnum- fourth to J. W. Stevenson of Clinton. fh,wline of I:o derieh t v. 1'. 1', It. Co.
,.f nw.wms. with the swur'M aid 11sw-
imd+ of their era ft, to disappear.
H,•u.'e the mesliflcatlou which allowed
nil "good well Rud true" t,. lw admitted
10 the craft, um eoutemplative car free
mesons, who shuttle' mwHtute 11111111 the
slguln.ant symbols, tools and laws
which are tart and parol .4 py(.
nes Wnh« .'raft.
What store,i thin unerilliingn,•so. M
allow "Stasnnr;y" !u .lino!!!? First. r
sense of if talite us M h.1111tuith'e
agent and a realization of 11,.• poositive;
contribution It had made to iia• wel-
ter? of ,the T•omutl;y. A fruitful
thought at the present time. when
raid all the demur o' d.•«tru.'tivr
erlticlom, arab iINle•ri disreptivr
awthoilo, tlwre is a singular la• s of
any o'O(l,tmet ire proposal.. 1.et
Masons r•wrwiter their origin and be
builders rather than f.•allot•ll,t, : {ill-
gllers not destroyers, mold ratlo•r re-
frain from adding t0 tie colons. of
crlth•lom, till.'sr they have sono•• I11rs-
Dye suggestion to offer: Standing with
the NY11,' 1011,1 reaW.ra t.Io elements or
owlet for conotnal ion and not
`lest motion.
It 1s Interesting flirt lir h, observe
rN in the nation: of go.l citizruship,
u Iudi*idnul hlarect•r. A life whoa•
Iltefrrity IN as- trite a1N 11w U11r•
Baseball.
On Friday last the God rich baseball
m,deria ing in honor as the plunfnet team Journeyed to Belfast by autos and
' from the l.'rtfeal, complete roll pwrfeet played a promised return game with the
as 11w Orel.. described by Ilio •Wmpews. team of that burg. Goderich got even
orlenel as the laws of the world, for the defeat Belfast gave them on the
guided ley the 1.4.14: 0. life Nn.'h a life home lot, but as we do not wist� to hurt
to h
Is t,' a master builder. a true rip -the feelings of "
the fa '' nsof HeI(ast we
preitir of the (:rand Are'hitect of the. won't say anything about the score.
1 1'uirers•. Monday morning Manager Barlow re -
meed a telephone message from the
,I. r L ,, Manager of the Zurich baseball team
• IiR3: 1 asking M• :ederie'h nine fo go to that
village tn, afternoon ani take the place
n InteTettkkg use of CaateRq.of, the of the Ailsa Craig team, who were billed
�� Issue.to play there that day but had cancelled
the engagement. To accommodate
The G. C. I.' Review for' 1919 is nut. ' Ztrich Manager Barlow says he drove
•Its leading feature is tier honor roll o.1 around the Square at dinnertime and
students and ex -students of the school picked up anyone he thought could play
who served In the greaV'war. .Pains were' ball and went to Zurich to help the team
taken to have the list made as nearly there out of a hole, as they were a•.xrous
compete as. possible, and the school, that the Zurich "fans" should not be
makes a splendii showi g with 194 Names disappointed. Of course, owing to the
of it; young men and young women who short notice the Goderich team was very
enlisted, Of 'hoe twenty made the weak. and met with defeat by the store
sacrifice of their lives, and twelve re- cat :4 to 9 in seven innings. Manager
ceived decorations - . for conspicuous Barlow says: "Watch us get even on
bravery or distinguished service, . the First of July."
Since the last issue of Tne Review the
honored ex -principal of the echo. 1, Dr.
H f etranft, passed away, and his great INF\II\ION DAl IN GODERICH.
services to the sch*N.l ar d it, edeca-
on :n general are recalled by an article With favorable weather next Tuesday
published from The University will probably see the 'greatest Dominion
M'Jnthly. Day celebration in the history of Gode-
Lipij James %RCiintcn, R N. V. R.. rich. Preparations are bring made for
sit of the British navy, with which he the acct mmodation of large crowds, and
ved for two years, and there are other' all who can are urged to come early in
tides on school sports, tee, activities of " the day a d take in the whole pragl'am.
e "Lit..' and Aitcs ty Hand. " - -' foe Great War 1'cterans have leen
lata for works or tit• 110041100403i.Mof old t
w e•nlargM as t.. their sphere of re
tiw'fytlnes... The ':.stir, built as- a
local protection and defence against I
w•IHsw wall,. and under whose keep
treaded the (rottagii (4 Artisans and
"HONOR OF HIS HO
USE"
During July will run two
changes each week
ht Show 8.30 p. m.
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at $3 per single Lord, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTLRJNG
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Angkaea St.) Phone 61.
LOST OR FOUND.
§TRAYED.-ON THE PREMISES OF
G. S. HAMILTON, lot 4. c,ncess,on 7.
Thorne township, a red two-year-old stem.
Owner car have same by proving property and
paying expenses. M•. 't
L OST. -ON FRIDAY MORNING, IN
the court house park, a small pocketbook
containing 19 in 11.14. Finder will please leave at
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT / There are several rrpuhlisheI short training hard for th'
Who Lies tram This w 111 bra unique feature.
/ Poe
fhb
The Colborne Farmers' Club, have
ing secured E. H. Walters, merchant,
Benmiller, as purchasing, agent, ere
prepared to fill orders for general
house and farrn supplies at a small -
commission.
=UC Mr. Walters' experience and trade
connections are at the servi.•e of t he
general public, as well as the mem-
bers of the Club, to secure t heir sup-
plies at the lowest possible cost.
1 Goods from his store can also he
purchased at reasonable pricee.during
regular ?arm hours, six days a'week,
sixteen hours a day.
A few more orders wanted at once
to complete a carload of salt
Ezra Fisher and J.N.Kernighan all%
continue the handling of five stock,
and ask for the co-operation of all
farmers to secure the best results in
placing their produce on the market.
Notify them at our• expense when
your stock is ready, and regu'ar
weekly shipments All be made from
Auburn and McGaw.
WM. YOUNG. President.
D. F. SCHWANZ, Secretary. .hi
leo
ms. one of them. "The Boy ' their Part m the Pro-
t Yonder." written on armistice day,ue
bean' of a including many of the games and contests
kspecial merit. ' ail which the soldiers engaged for rtcre-
Personal items and "jokes' fill several at on purposes while overseas.
pages and are very readable. and the The three horse races are attracting
little book will be prized by everyone who muchattention.and the track is being put
has a warm spoj in his heart for the old in first-class shapo for a good afternoon's
school. ' going.
Another b g feature will be the aero
SUNDAY DINNER
During the summer months
we will serve especial Sunday
dinner from 1 to 2 o'clock at
75 cents
Hotel Bedford
HOW FLORENCE, GR%#IAa1 DIED. Plane nights by an rxoert aviator. The
wonderful ship of he air will be seen by
•Partieulan Retrlved sf triotal Aeri- many for the first lune. .
sent M mune. \ Zurich and Goderich *fill sheet in a base-
ball snatch that promises to be ga great
Mrs. George Gr,lham. East etreet, event for the "fans " Zurich defeated
has reeirwL 11 letter from Miss Nina Coder ch at Zurich on Monday and the
Gni hem. of New Turk, givtig [mirth -' heals will attempt to "even up."
olio.« reerlriling the death of her «iot.•r, Highland dentine. the baby show,
Miss i"lorea.r I/rah,n11. whi.'h. a+ •el- musk by the 33rd Regiment' band, and a
ready- rr•onhwl In The S1gu:,1, r -seine) grand fireworks display in th • evening are
from Mors Intomobile uhcidt 111 in Eran,e . among the other events of a big day's
the lest week of'111y •'sport.
Miss (trillium ,old nems' .,three nur«.'n 1
1 party o1 s•ycn l weer;' driving on The pita rtetl,.n treatment for dy11-
Sti ?ay afternoon. May _'it h. in x p.'sht I« nimmt n« loglhnl 11« hntti,g
('ad Ne .car, tiled two n.itr« fr ore'«
Clint* - n Thierry these w'a« a WOHN1u4' bo ? 1 to bore these
it arm
Apps•titc I« opt t. he flekle thew• tturut
in 11 ,a1 HM1'11 Stan nn N bicycl.' Meted it'e1dl d,lys, but you 11111+1 .rut, View system
1 .hea). Sergeant I1111e►1, well., .w'a« le ),lir'+ food slid, ;rim null«t hate it.
ring, 1. }.o.1 the horn. 1.11.1 title IIIH11 if you '1,IIIN11 ,rut midi dIghst t'r.etr fowl
kwl Lite titnl alt ►u'rgt, 1)IIlon without subseinent suffering use 1,r.
, thought midi. eel for him to taws tK ' Itr,wnu'.. Dyspepsia Tablets. 'These
u rho Iw.. Just Rs he wag toweddo chi«, the fl un bicycle .tnrtwl
it Across the r. d tln'(auit he mi
„u the wrong side)\r1 nd 14) 311•'1111 rnI-
1 1wIK u1•4'l,'' MU! 11111oll �brought the car
1154 Ise sodtl•uly that ,n.,• or the wheels
stru')c H small 111.111111 en the std•• of
the road with terrine t''Jre•. wheel
turned Use err h.mpletely "teer, whw•I«
np, in the Middle of the rlslld I►a4
.town a steep hill N« /It first rev
Nisi 14alroi w,« kfllrrl Instalnl,
sk1111 Io•I,g fractured. Miss (Iowa
Merl in twenty minutes of frail,
skull. Mis'. Smwllhy and 111o'. i t•Nhnt
were (dotted Olivier. The lar ,vas wain
Jh.'kel tip Hud they were released, 11101 I
although t•,•I;y. s•v,'rely Injuuc'l Mixe h
-(irllh,.ri wu15141 aronid s fhw n,(unt,•« 191st
:111.1 kept-w'HuiTIlig to d. wnuhthung fur your
fir ,,tlief+; hilt omit !meanie tired mud _
Wits fit moll !Olt. .1t m Shelley was
not greatly 1njI endo lint MI.. 1: re lane
11I41 it broken voilarlw.ue, seven (n•uken
ribs on the left side and a pnu'tllrel
left Inig. She wa« taken at • to n
hospital at rhat.•n.t Thierry, her o *-n
hospital at .1olll illi **HS I/Witfwl, 111111
the chief uflMt',•« .f the *.'.paroI Im-
ailsilatery came 0) her. She kept tip
bravely to the end and diel very
1114111 41111y on. the folluoIug Tuesday,
Alertly 1o'fhr.' noon.
There nus n military funeral, 111e
Urns. ntrrs.•r (m•111g I.hl'•.'I In .I,' hirer
Krrl'e and ,itmn«t ern -errs( with INrintl-
ft11 flowers.
Mrs. Dugan I Miss tiro ham's mint t
lives ,it Paris. Mit throne) «.tar mis-
take Wats n.1 notified of the ,.•.•*dent
until Tuesday. and arrived tomo bite to
see her n,l•.e'
Miss Graham was attached its a
mew to the (t'nitwl Staten renew In
Frit nee. Before going nem -meso she
had been it profes«ketal nme.. of New.
York city for a number of years. She
spent her girlhood slays in (lalerleh,
and afterwards spent holiday« at the
IOmii' ..f iwr fatii'r, the hue George
(!sham. on East street, sod she la
N niciiil.•rel kW* with much affection
a tell/atoll/6d (Aeras.
Egmmm11uunimm11nnnuimimuiumumuuuuimnminuunnuiimimn tt ,;;,r
SIGNAL OFFICE and receive reward. 11 �+ t t>,1
STRAYED ON MY PREMISES. -A nom
10 red cow with white face, white hind leas and
earmark in left ear. Owner can have same hs.
ppovarr�,� pprroperty and pey,n`exprnses. THOMAS
Md:AHE, I(. R. No Y, Auburn. 7A. �t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N OTICE TO CREDITORS.
bN We El/TATO(, JOHN BEATTIE. LATH (lo. TIII
TOWNSHIP or GodsaIcM. INT111 Collett* op
NURON, , OICIAC4D. •
NOTICM is heresy given, pursuant to the statute M
in that behall, that all persona having claims I ma.
against t11• estate of John Beattie, fate of the
township, of Goderich, .n the county of Huron,
harmer. oho died on or about the lath day of
March. 1919. ire required on or before the 1st day
of August, 1915, to send by matt, prepaid, M
deliver to the undersigned, Mary C. Beattie
Goderich P. O.. executrix of the will of the said
deceased. full part.ulan of their claims, arid
the nature of the seruri,y(of any) held by them;
and that •f ter the said date the said executrix will
proceed to distribute the a*aet. of the said
de -reseed among the persons entitled thereto.
having retard only to the cla.msof which she
*hall then have had novice and that the said exec
cutrix wdl not be habit. for the nod assets"' Any
part thereof to any person or person* of whose
clam she aball not then have received notice.
Dated .d (:ode, ,, -h this 1Mh day of June, 1919.
PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & COOK E.
,R•'t So :..tor, for *a id Enecun,r.
40.
NOTE THESE DATES
FRIDAY, JUNE 27th
TUESDAY, JULY 1st
VICTORIA OPERA HOSE
Comedy and Vaudeville
Chu. Barkley. Ep., Mus cal
Auspiea So. Gaor1a's Church Girls'
Guild
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Come to Goderich
for Dominion Day
TUESDAY. JULY Ist.
Biggest Celebration in Western Ontario
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
DEMONSTRATION BY GREAT WAR VET-
ERANS
HORSE RACES
Baby Show
Highland Dancing
Baseball Match
Band Concerts
Floral Parade
Fireworks
Something doing all day long
E. R. WIGLE, WM. LANE. T. PRiTCHARD.
Chairman, of Cont Treasltrer, Secretary.
tablets will Bite tone No the 11111s• nhu'
doing of the Ntumitch and "%Creole*.
ferule111) 1foil. 11 Is I 041011 111 r•nlwdy,
ROI 11p lu handy form. 1'Hrry them lit
ya11r pocket and lake regularly until
r•!4•r is found. C:N• a box, sold by
E. K. Werk, drngglst, o:.Nlerl.'l.
'The Heart of Humaoll):"
ottela.' W01,11 ihome ext week's Ie o•f' this
In•r pe p'e'r for dot.... of "The Hwa rt of
Derr Hu11laully,•' to be *I 11 at the Mabel
1 TMat'e. This all-1'nn,ulhtl .h•*ure IM
by for the greatest pr.shiction of the
year, ,cul -everyone NlhnnI4 se! It.
car le' -cream Is Jost right -un our • s
rs Ray. Try It urel sae for
1. Iii T. Edwards, - '
was adjourned to the Hees, t 1'nu rt.
Plaintiffs chin that ter lack of prop,•r
cure 111 t•4O1xit nod cannel g,MMIN
shipped by plaintiff 111 February` 1111.1,
to \\Tyburn. Sawk., to the value of
1,7:.1., were injured by frost, The
...insigne.- refused 1., invent tlw grails
and they were sold by the railway
and 111.• 1114 pro,wa'tls,
!olid to phlntlff. The .*elfuu" 1M fur
T.t(i DAV FOR MEMORIAL FUND.
On Dominion Day a "tag -day cam-
paign for the benefit of the Soldiers' Me -
mortal Fund will be conducted by the
ladies of Ahmeek Chapter, I. 0. D E.
The object of the fund is to provide for
the erection of a monument or some other
memorial to keep in remembrance the
sacrifice of the gallant boys from this
town and vicinity who laid d -w'n their
lives in Cite great war. The ladies ask
with confidence that the "taggers" be
generously received, and 11 is hoped by
this means a large addition to the fund
may be made.
Let everybody put something extr., is
pocket or purse on Dominion Day to be
placed in the boxes for the Soldiers' Me-
morial Fund.
.\ dative trill lie held .'tory Well-
I,'sdHy "Ceiling dll1*11lt tlw' Mtjiwl111•r .It
7h.'i 's•t1u1g !uck. is, uunent ing ,.n July
nth. The hall is (wing put In go.,d
«hxlN•. 1'he Itl,ek+toles-Iticklry
orris.* -
Irn will is. in AttendanW. FurtMv
,,1111 &•uwnt Inter.
Thu•• "feel plant may , • )'rt int
Itbacli+toue10 1111•• le 1•14•11 III Is Molly,
here.
Edwards' h,.mewMde Gaudy ham a
I
repute tion Ill its ow'u. There's a
rets)n. Try rut and ser. -
v
DOR%,
111URRAY.-Al Detroit, on Saturday. June 11,
no Mr. and Mn. t)onald T. Murray, a daagh.
ter (Lillian Mae).
IN MEMORIAM.
BOWLER -In loving memory of Michael L.
Bowler. whorled one yammer,. June a., 1914*,
He bade no one a last Iarewelk
Ile said goodbye to none:
He little thought when he left home
He would no more return.
Days nl sadness still corneb'er us,
Tears in silence often flow,
But memory keeps him ever near u.,
Though he died one year ago.
-His loving Parents, Sisters and Brother,
DMLONG.-In I iv,ng memory nl our drat ape
and brother, Pte. William G. Iel-ong, who
duel for Kmly and country two year+ ago.
June 2.51h.
Servant of God, well done'
Thy glorious warfare's past;
The battle's !ought, the victory won,
And thou art crowned at last.
Soldier of Christ• well done
Praire heithv new employ,
• And. while et real ages run,
Rest ,n thy Saviour's joy.
-The Family.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Jung 24
General Servant Wanted -Mrs. W. L. 'torten ��
Auctm, Sale -Min Mctnto,h . t
New Jewellery Store E. C. Roherteon..., ... 6
Insurance -T. R. Harrison „ .... et
Strayed -G. Y. Hamilton ... .....
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Apnual Picric- Colborne Far•neri Clan .' 1
New Hardware Store -R. J. Howard , 5
'okelbookLost-Leave atSignal Office . i..., t
pecial Surday Dinner -Hotel Redford ...:. 1
SIunc Clair -Miss Laura Jackson... ... .. 7
Chautauqua, , 4. 6
Card cal Thank*. Stratton Family... 1
F MONTREAL
EBTABLJ$RED OVER tri YEAR*
Safety Deposit Boxes
it is unwise to keep
Bonds, Securities, Insurance
Papers and other valuables
in a house or office,
Safety Deposit Boxes in
the vaults of this Bank may
be rented at a moderate
charge.
A. W. Strfrkland, Manager, Goderich Branch.
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