The Signal, 1921-8-11, Page 2Tlou'.day. .august 11. I'rSl
T$Z SIGNAL
Ch.SiQnat That Brisk, Rich Flavour
found in every cup of the genuine
Tl ItoNeda>, \titled 11 1ttC1 41\
The years since-II1 took vont nil 'f!
The Signal have ',wised w, quietly '
'that it IN dlttieult to realise tlwy are
w) many. The work has leell heavy.
but It has been ,ole:lila. and even
now It Is with .some regret that 1
•
relinquish It.
1'lle regret ,aould,doubt-.101 E
less %t .greater dud it 11119111 11 total is the true flavour of the perfectly preserved
severance Of My l•allnl•l•tioit with The ea
1 Tl leaf. This unique flavour has won for Salada
ae12
Signal and the .,Tying et '•U414.l-l},•" the largest sale of any tea in America.
to the good frll•1141. 141144 Disc*
cur:. } plans 1. acilh .airs. +under*,
fdr the future u i,•- sly would" 1•,•. 11 remain. the alts. m. Kui,lhl, •,li;:ra, pith C.
with We fur sowally } M l 1
are somewhat lank- -
6nitr, but for the -present of host 1 fact that in spite of the growing \\'
r. Allen. Detroit, w
Wm, McDu101d, St.
S, J.a. \Ilio, Toi
StruwiII. Eltst 81.
Mr, and Mr*. Amos
( Jane Cox and Lather'
own residcuce, St. Patrltlk St.
Mr. and air*. Geo. H. Stratton, Mrs.
Iir> StrctLnl, .V. L. Curtiss, Urdge
burg. Utlwrt Hotel.
\Ir. C. \L,•Irr and wlfr and alasler
hro hn Mo ire. St. Thomas, 14th M.
and Mrs. .1. E. Speiraa.
Mr...Mary Barnes Bauder, Detroit.
with 1\. (:yq►pbcll.
Mr. and Mrs. \\' F. Ta}bor Jon-
i We Stewart U+lt i'ark, Ill., ‘,..111-4
IL. P.lr.on-.
airs. Elizabeth Dick.wo
ford. Ell`+ Dieksun, Columbus. ' • Ann
Fleeter al. Toni. Toledo, o., With Mia.
J. Elgin Tum.
leabel H. JuhustOn, Bairn., With J.
F:. Tont.
aIr. and Mrs. Yin. Nieherorah,
Sound, wick 1Ir: W, F. Clark.
E. S. Soultes, Philadelphlh aaith the
Farrow.
Airs. .\lice alulhatlamd, atria Paul
\'an .\rulan, Detroit, with Mrs. Al. de
Peudry.
Mr.• and airs. H. 1). Van Arman aur)
Donald Van Annan. Detroit,•with Geo.
aloMW11.1.
and Altai
kat.
with af%r
Goa. \tar}'
z. at (heir
K. "funder., GanrbuurltMrSPe
•m retaining a vonsi,rtl.0 withwith'The kuow9edge of the value of emelt Inert Pries d .. t.
l,•.• nit1 :Iran
Wiped and shalt he directly interested ' things many v111uable records of i Price�n.H Gut. elph'n fa. with Mr. 'rhos %Vaal-
ln 1ts fortunes. this nature hachave1.•ru destroyed• ---1:arrie Parsons Graham x•11 '., Fre.•
in IXIN,rvlI14.4'. 111141 other. remail Graleun. ' Louis, Mo., as t', I•. l•
Ti,e pa -t the or six year. have
been a Very ,Itlhru►t Ilerh.d lir the i hidden in .torr rooms or else- P•,rsons: \Vest St.
where until al.idegtall} discover- 1\'. F. .\dol: -un, T,.rurtto, as \i' Mn. .l•.innette F. Maze! and Niles
I4t'W' IuII.'r I,Usluess, owing primarily ! Cl!4 . F'.• r,. EIKin \a ArnPs Su+zed, Stratford with . Arthur
d by thq who appreciate •recitte their AIN. F D. • Steam., Ilan ;nae I.
ll
to crwditfuuk�Iw.ulti 11 from the want. t air. and alrr, V1'. 1,. Eliot, Gladys and
anis a great wan}• newspapers have ! .IXuincaww, hr influence of the aLul., and \lis. P. �naen, w : \I'
asst on the present i. iurah•ul 1.••,,. 11. R.It.i •, Hurop ltd.
',..,t yd rxlst- i t 1,tarn, Tureatir, wit.,
1
, • ,. 1' ,)'llia' Flint, Lon•fun.
- it, n i»t..+tltl•++•a IW1+o ahlr; 1111 rte,4r41 �boull Tic loTttr ' lull
Miss RitaJercla•, A4.nlrr .l,
.noes Hy 1er.i*•teut hand work 1 have! Gia•e•n, nem ase. ala. Bella McDonald L ndon,,'av
NIgua} through i taillet-a: far as possilde." Wnn. H. alatheaoli and ' Atha 1. \Ir. and Mrs, W. L. Eliot.
nit.. able to bring The Mr. G. V. ttlark's exhlldt ata) Mr. MaU1a•1wn, Port Wllurne, wIth. \ .- ,-
this dlRle u1t t. ri,.l, au,1 none but \I tlh •+,n .t Patrick St F. I.. $cotrhmer, \Valk et ul, with
h twilur It. It gallows . di+l.lay of irld ttwl Hotel 1, .\. Porter.
.\. u, SeconL abintreal at o
tho+e w9iu lace Deco throng n • \tr, and Mrs- O. O. Mario, Bugalo.
ex photograph.. sire Mate 1•rhden" that ret err, \\'rllittitda, Martin and al+�.
tlult 1•11S will !Iluntea
M quite nil ! 1
ticwAttrirll has-lta,.a.+t.ld+•t latst.R;l)Il'1L__Al[. .In•i \t}^1. Jia. $. CeldeM ,',r-a+nf}�:-kttehal Utuaa•= 4daeY L
that thou has have
1.4• • lite1 thing. is well worthy' at siactal- efforts to illta\a.,. Nttli Iain. ,Harrison, Ne-,
alarlin, RuffalO, at L'nu.n Ilnhel.
flat should hair Iaau 1h,ue were l,•1t 111 s•nue definite manner. and `tl.. „ alct,rod, •Furt \\'.11t,:u, aa. \i^. .1. A. Dalziel, Sarni at the
undone anti for the lapses. great dud preserve 1lschanKP.
small, of trent years I now ask a 114,14 that the suXgestlun Jas La•en made alts. Kn••esh.aa, Newtab St...,I.0 M1 \I ., r and ala. Beck, 7.r ml,. with
1 fete* Join McLcud Bayfield
ge
Remarkable Values
for August Sale
SILKS
Yard -wide, It,'alvY, black Pailette Silk.
French dye, deepest lustre, wear recom-
mended. Regular •x'2.50, at per yard $1.75
SHEETINGS
73 -inch best English plain
Sheeting. Greatly reduced to -
bleached
55c
similar
a series of pageants '114 'Mrs. Al.F. Valland, acus Mabe \Ir•. Ed. Beck.
slwilar to that at 1'ruet:ulguish.•ne txe' � , J,+lr Chas. K'•+Inuit, \I.='* Tera F
nevous indulgence. I Laa►bden scot \I r.
My suceeasor in the w:+lulgenteut of \\all.ln 1 ant { E. I•nnn, Vera
Galt, with .:. H flan
Odd at various points next summer to tweiph, with i)aaid \\'nano Britituge
Thr Signal. Mr. Athol M,•ttuartie..
connuclm,rate 1'h:amplahi+ exi..litlodF rd.
wason the staff ..f this paler fora
from Lake Huron to Lake Ontario E. Knreshawi follingwar41, WI
• Mrs. Mary Homey'. Newgate at.
aumlwr of years and has had some I alar accts ago. 14,14e definite atlon \ and alts. .\Itkra, Lotidoa, with
Fears of exp:rkuee to new•sla�mr-sttould roger wren to brain 1+u+1erlch.Mra. J, L. A►ttiea. al,SgtnaLSt._. _...
work else whif•re, and
liar the position whk•h he is to •tune torkul liodetT _should he organized at
Hr.undrrtrkt•,e tbe,lrsk with mow_
once and every a..i.tan1T' given it to
doom mud_lrith a desire to preserve I u1i with the 'W.I. Shen Cllata•
whatever of g,..1 1s associated with junk. plate traversed the waters of , the Ann t 11 lel
the past history of Th.. Signal. I
wtlnkl ask .that he l.• ac,rtPlle,l the
hearty g.asiaill and gen+t•rints as.l*t-
anr of all who have given the same
to MP. The usefulness of a news-
paper to the eommunity in which, it to
published depends Ju no swill erasure i'
upon tit, ..),Aeration of the peot1e. 1
1. well ttni.11tl!.l ,
Into the pleb. The I.e14lrrich Hie. Fra k F. f Tant c .
I .\V. • Elliot, wife amt children. T.
wife*- and .cliildten. London:
,--czmmore Anat. -with G
Dura St.
`cr and Wife. N w York,
Dunn. Owen Sound,
Canada Company. -----r--- ••- - with Tlb.*. W,e, tun, Ilur,,n rd.
Mrs. t. Kadan. air.. Mary Glover,
Win. .1 61 ter a•• wife. Detroit, .it
the Britian Exrllaaa• •
E. I.:. Rt.s,-ll, air.. C. Ru.eell• (nee
Kate al ort:. , W,+Iker% le, with M. C.
r'wanson; Bruce' St.
511..- 1-1,• -r. ?tA-L-e- .-
a1ctwiel. 1 uront.t, iwllh
Cambria rd.
Bev. Jelin 88. Carrie, Sand
•. W. Carrie.
H -l• ills
rr F1
\l. Elliott
oro.
H. a
+• i .
1 Menew'tung down to the days of The 1)or.,tlt} N
OLD HOME WEEK
REGISTRATIONS
x1141 I indulge the hope that Mr. Me- I '
Quarrle' 11ay have that (Nr-u1.•ratlon air. and alts. D. alcher and '.Pan,Mc-
- In a tares rhyme. t10--that--The Signal i \\'innMp. e,-wlllr-A<a- -3►
may increase 1n nretulness and in South Al. -
Mrs. E. J. Forest and Phyllis Forest, ami Jean tltlrld. and Mr. and
prestige A. the years go by.
W. 'IL St1tiERTROX.
'
\i
It J *lean. Buffalo. at II Sun- '
„ 1 Dean, Calgary, 1 ' •.. with .1
L.,
Mrs. E. ItelL Londesb.
• F* Burkholder, tjltritf a• t. \'11th It
1stl holder. -
PONGEE SILKS
500 v;lr,i, :14-inciveff;tural heavy Pongee
Silk, washc- and wears almost to no end.
For dre.•,'-• curtains, shirts. etc., ete.
Regular ;41- )1), at per yard
IMPERIAL( SATIN DUCHESS
Yard wide. Our $3.50 qualit' . at per
M Ar
yatrl ,,,....,
al - Margaret Coannrs, guinc",
Mae.. with Miss McCarthy.
11lr. and afro!. Victor -J -t+•e. and •
•
item•,,. Buffalo, with • Mrs. w'lll. - '-
Boyd . ' I.. Aitk-n, Montreal St.
J. 1- S\1 .rts, Sudbury, w.til Th .s Mrs. J. .5. Fox. Toronto: with 'Mrs.
H. Sas ,. t-. • - E. W. Preece. South St.
Miss - 11"• hi and Doris. Martin. T -r- , Mr. W. H. Lung, Toronto. witb_Alrs.
PRINTS
Light anti mediutu eolors in a range of
patterns, 3O', at per yard .. 20c
SHIRTINGS
Heavy black and white bhirtings. Re -
(Weed to
DRESS VOILES, CREPE VOILES, SILK
MIX VOILES
Is nleduul . tight and dark _ettlors.
Forme ia -rii.75. at Per yard 98c
50 pairs white Nottingham Lace Cur-
tains, 21 yards long. Choice patterns.
ForIfl 1)Nee V2.50; at ler pair.. _sus
W. Acheson el Son
onto, ntrl the Mises Prn•M•r. Jas. 8troutrh.
Mr, ant 11ra. A. Egener, Water' ..I Rev, Dr. A. B. •tileldrum and Mire
with Mr- Peter McEwan. sr
jDarothy aleldrum, with Mr*. Jas Wil -
:el.
J. it. LPTousel ant airs. L,•T, 4 sun. North St.
Lowrie. with Mr.. teTouse;. •-j Mr. amt Mr.. \\'nn. Glave, Walker -
Mrs, \V. F. Youngblud, .tre.le, S,•h.. %idle, with Mr.. Hamilton. Mary St.
•
Dench ]crus 1sr!Wp. 1 al r. and >tn/. J..\. McLaren, Toronto,
McLeod, Mfrs. T. n. Robson. I' ,. �r3th at Sun -et Noted.
Mr.. Sayan -.o. air. and air.. Sidney MlIc ,mann.
I Mrs. T. •. Laing, s.. • 1, t>, low•a; hew• \Ve.timin+icr, B. C.. with Mr. and
sky. O..1%%ttll Miss Ura.'r, \Ir.. ]. \\'. Newc.,mbet, jr., Stanley St.
la,'*itt'l -_iF.. L 511444 •r,. J,Itnest..tan..Y. _ Y.4 lues F F. .\rmslrofK. Wall&caburg.
ffe with Mr: K. .tui.. Ma- .:e.. Temple. 14.116 J -R". Stinetrolls. the SO**.
Dunda3, with J..\. a1.acEwan.
Sinclair:
1 t rce• ..JIPaan- \i'•s Slaty Huroe)'. Newgate sat
a$ IyII anti Edith M. !leer �.
' ptreBss, lite •es Armsiruq� Jai. at. , aL Haacir, ipd awl M. It tarkP.
W. chbo C. Harris
ratstt lir. H. n. Ors. M. Vt - Martin 1 of Tomato. with 11x. Mise Mtone, ke,
Mrs, .I C. Harrts"n, :sane.... as ith a ♦a't•s of To 8t.
Rory Mr. and airs..
Lrahth' '.Lt St. nee Flo. afet•i ,sh', Madeline a Martin- Ctaltiie, 1 air. ant airs. T. H. Rotfl\vtrft.''M4•
air. and air.. Thal. n.z.l t, 88.mton, J. W. A. Martha with aur+. J, C. Mc- 1 Mis). Lydia and Ella - k, ..t Kaki and aur.. H. E. Rothwell and -MOO EI -
with Mr.. Halliday. hilUNtaa St. InMr. West St. Sunset. 1.snot Hoth).rll, Master E'. Rothwell,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Arm. front., Tor- . air: amt ales A F.. (U111�a �+ult ate.' aur.. H. C. Buru'44s F-tta Barry , Mltss
Rev. ..1 Shaw, Battle creek; Miete
unto,' alas 0. k. Buchanan, Toronto,' Marie. alieh.a :Mr Earl.
1 Mei R. H. Cul- )Iarearet BurKe.uc T•.ro•to, all with
with. Jag. Auchanan, Wright St. _
ilia Sault Ste. ',fare., Mich.. Mr. and Mr.. T. H. Rothwell, Church St.
ails* IHlae Robertson. Ottawa. Mrs, H. H. Cull. 1..1don. Bayflrll 1111.1 \Vm. J. Edward*, Windsor, with Jas.
F:-n� -t Gtark--al.a.•Tletr -Oat..---with. >LlteiaPt6 Arthur to
lVm. -ark, N'.Innt St. - • E sir Durmast, Gait, with Mrs. Duna
air J- O. ll'e..l••y (nee Lizzie
at';)- lo1 W.1terloo 8t.
son , Maple Leek. Sask., with lir.. J.1 air. and Mr*. T. -C. Wright, Toronto,
at Hurl Sunset.
Ialis. L Tchbourne.
H J Strong. .
•
In assuming my new responsibilities
a. manager 111141 editor of The Signal'
I ave not unulimifgl of the Importance
of the position which 1 am expected
a.. rill. What confidence I have, how-
Slt.'tflrooke, Ijrtr„ and MN. Hale., Ev-
UL with .lis,•. ll:rley.Kea}= St.
R. :-Tiehhourne, of w1U+
' E. Dow -tonic. Lea
Jan' J Gh• :.
lag, W in
ton. '.%.th Mr.. airs. E. aneeshaw•. and ata+ter.
Frank, Isar! and Stilton Kmeestlaw, with
. t.
B
t e Jas. Diekaon. Walkerton. - -
ea, -r, in
My ability to glue a .era l 1 Rbht. McNair, jr.. Iariragn, ill., \.1111
which i+ due t1ie pn gni oL 1Mx gr,•at \lM: l►irk.un. Qnlfrrr 3t.
t the I Wm V1' , ,tt,,ti awl airs. \V.� .t1.,n
tteWsiriper.ifs
($nch ant son
Stratford, with Mrs. J. ,Stroulh, East
year. 4 ? t*' YOmee. a. a rr..ult o Ilwen ~sunt. wtlll Mr.
T. \\' , tt m
at
. .
year. of trahsiug to jewtnof 1UT la t Horan read
{ air+. N. Mlnree Newton. Detroit,
°tiny toiler the direction of my worthy air. Antrev alts. Anlrcaa uliarr, (.alt, iG,^'- Ye11ng. Niagara Falls, air.. \\'m.
' prele e•w,r. Mr. ltol.•rtvon.
Since leaving Gah•rlch several years'
• alto my experietwea In bli.lneas have
been of a wide and varied character.
yet I shall always look lat•k.wltlt uo
email degree of plet.nre to the year.
1 .pent in training here. for it 4484. 1n
this otHco• 1 Was given my ilr•t assign-
ments as a -cult- reporter.
111 direr•O11i1 the hasluess of the old-
est paper in Huron enmity 1 appro.-late
Aka feet that 1.1. cess IM+ We'an tau
fire me to m.lhntnin the prestige w
'1'lle Signal has enjoyed daring the'
i a.eventy-four- yeiirs of its ex Sat ewe.
However, 1 .on.lder that this i. n.jt
a time fur promises. Er.'ry r,'uler of
that --"I+-
_ ...lbw! ��illHlr. �- ppl'e'rlrttr'lt" .
fermanee Is Letter than lrromnba•i"nai
1 ask simply that they will li.rk to, the
fifty-two issues of Th.. Signal each
year as evident'.. of its own steady Im-
provement.
Old Times in
Western Canada
e Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
i with hid sister, airs. Kerr, Elgin Ave
'Rev. Jas. Wtls•}n, Toronto, at t c.
Hed6.M•H.uuse.
Jas. Cutt, Parry Sound, with Jas.
Hoararth, Huron road.
Mia* D \1 Cam hell WInni _. with
John l., Graham. Ca ria n
MN. Leonard L. Willer nd 1.Paore
Walter, Summereone. ' willl._l,
\\. Newcombe, (kldfeIIO $ Hall,
alj. and Mr+. Illiver '. Rhynas.•'•rrd
Philip Ithynae, with • r*. Chas. Sim-
, „-• at. Davids St.
INayalt ittid, Br tford, with Reber
Ia .-I. Elgin Ave.
Helen Maephe on 'ant Mrs. Jan. Mae-
ph-•rsnn. \Vine peg. witty Dswid Mai;•
ph --*son, Rag a St.
Mr. and Ars, J. S. Henderson and
Mol. G. Rloor, Detroit, with W. R.
John; ' 'eaye St:' . -
C. S te, Toronto, with Mrs: It•+r-
afP 1 clan. -
M ry - (8. Robertson, Windsor, with
A. . Robertson, Victoria Sl.
Continued on lunge 4.
No radical demote in the editorial
polk,leu of The Signal may two expected
Its primary purpose .118111 he the d1*-
semluatlun of the nee,. of the terri-
tory whirl' for generations has recog-
nized The tetanal a. its "home' paper.
and while things political will 1.• dis-
cfswsl from tine to time from the
st:tmll.11ut of those prh.Iple. which
Ore recognized as the foundation of
Liberalism. thos,• qul•.tlons having a
more direct tearing on the interests of
the community 1.•11118 served will be
given first phiee.
Ti1P Signal Inas :1 real place to fill In
iia particular sphere nal I ask for the
hearty support of a11_ Its friends in the
eixtrk which 1 have nntiert*ken.
ATIi01, McQl'AR1t1E.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Referring to the ..loco of the cele-
brations of the tPrvwntcnarY of Peerw-
ta•gl1i.hone William ibrnks make -s n
Statement In antler column of The
Signal which Is especially timely and
well worthy of empllasls 111 1111. col-
uveu. "There Is one thought," he says,
.111114 occurs In rnnne'tion With
such events mt+.t persletently. It
is float there must stilI Ire In rinv
parts of Canada. relics 'rut clt.•11-
moants. lettere. diaries. etc.. of
pioneering day' that 1* the year*
to come will lx -.O imalense his-
torical value -or rather one might
�, !yam
ecial
-School of Commerce -
Clinton and Goderich, Ont. '
Owing to change in G. T. R. time -table. it will
be necessary for us to re -open our GODERICK
BRANCH. ---Students nrekrring to attend the
mav make arrangements to do so.
We give you a THOROUGH and PRAC'11ICAL
Commercial Stenographic
Secretarial Civil Service
- or Teachers' Course
will arrange for students wishing
SPECIAL COURSES
Thi+ Is tlw only school in this district in which EVERT
amber of the STAFF 1. a NORMAL -TRAINED TEACH..
. a* well a* a t'tra1MER('IA1. GRADUATE. __
BOOKKEEPING taught by BLISS SYSTEM of ACT-.
VAL BUSINESS
GOLi) MEDAI. has twit" been awarded by the NEW
TI►RK (WER . of the Remington Typewriter Co.
FOUR M'n4'AA1, CERTIFICATES hart !aeon awanlel
by the EDf'I'ATiONAL DEPARTMENT of the Under-
wood Typewriter (Si.
There is a well 1'11d plate welting to the loudness world
for you if you will tit yonraetf for it. Think It over.
Fan term opens Sept. 6, 1921
newsier informaton Phone 11115, Clinton, or write
B.i tHa11�. M. A. STONE.
a. M Gm khlht,
e -Prior Ipal
pal
This picture reproduced from an actual photograph taken In 1886 at Stony Mountain,
Manitoba. shows a group of French Journalists, the first to travel over the Canadian
Pacific Railway. Poundmaker, the rebel Indian chief. is seen in the centre of the picture.
To get first-hand knowledge of Poundmaker surrendered to Col- The journalists gathered what data:. 1
the Riel Rebellion and the results ons! Middleton ea may 26. 188&, 14 they could regarding jovrnallattd•-
whkh followed its suppression. a days after the battle of Batoche. achievements in Western Caasdai
party of French journalists and Tbs Indian leader was sentenced to Thee. farts weregiven to them lr>r\
their wives arrived at Quebec 1n serve three years 1a StonyMoun!aln William F, Luxton, edltot of the
July, 1886. Tbey Metre the first Penitentiary. Several other Rebels, Manitoba Free Press, and the dean -
French journalists to visit Canada including Riel wee* hanged. When of newspaperdom in the west Tltts .
after Confederation. Poundmaker was eeateneed to prison, Free Preps was established 1n 187f
After spending a few days In the he said ha would rather be hanged and it had grown to be a poll .
historic city they went to Montreal, than go to "that place M Manitoba." power in Canada. It chemist*
where they were entertained by Re died before Ws sentence expired. the cause of the Liberal party -
many French-Canadian Societies. The Frees journalists had the The Nov Wester. whish was the
Leaving
Montreal they travelled only ppho�tegr•1h taken of them In pioneer newspaperof the West, ear -
over theCaaadlan Padfio Railway Canadi
a, i their visit to Stony *led the only nws the settle» read
line. to Qu'A U Seakatehmwaa, mountain Tea teatiary. Poundnsaker in th earlier day. It flourished for
where the womee* oft the party re- was brottlglst trove his cell and posed several years, sad "died" alertly
manned while the jearnalists jour- in the Nadia of the group. Colonel after the se pttwslon of the Mel
neyed to the scenes of the battles Samuel Lws+tee Bedeon, warden of Rebellion. Tt: Manitoba', and tie
during the Riel Rebellion. The the stood b.hlnd Fumed- News Letter both bad short lives
visited Batoehs, Cut-Iinlfe Mamaker, *Adamthe chain which was They were followed by The Merl•. •
Frenchman's Butte esti .tiller place. attar -Mato Penndmaker's wrist French newspaper It also met en
They travelled by methods et trans- Pottltsi+aliea+was one of the most early death. The fate of The Metas
portation tuned by b
the ploaser set. noted sad httreatlng prisoners ever iatsreeted tie visiting Preach Jottltls-
tlera, consisting ti- the emit part of
imprisoned at the penitentiary. Its allots who aeeseti eotl3ea of M M
ox -.arta • was 1b. only primmer who was al- take bark to Ft'asee. •
Returning to Manitoba, the jewrw- los►•i b wear a halt long while The joornaii tg then wast q
alisb visited StonyMonetaf' Peal- ..rvtsug a snsata•eo, oeto, tinea to 11eatMal. turas b
tsntiaty, win ow the ve and literature were not tee over the comedies Peal&
noted leader eta strong �t Ir e -ft �a yetardari w►ie IM Preseh way linea, ewh tldag er • ,teasarte
diva SeMb w-. 1mpt4seed P+eaad- Y visited t1s• west- The at Quebec fee the rs, . e down tie
slater Med Vi Land .t Rebs r wia �y ae>tests pale ahnoet meNvlded St. Lwrewre River •e id weer to.
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WATER ' TAKERS
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"Iowa of Goderich
WARNING
LAWN SERVICE HOURS
are from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. and
from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Any
o-
Atry person or persons found
using tater for lawn service
ether than during the above
lours --or using lawn service
without }hint a tlbe lnn4 pay-
ing for 1wiP-w
proem -410°n and their whole
,nater service turned off without
notice.
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For oar mutual pro-
tection it is absolutely
nec ry that all water
services turned off
during Fen alarm -
Wow and light Commission
Tows el Goierick
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New Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I have opened an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to handle all classes of Cars for painting and refinishing
CALL ON US OR PHONE
Have you got your Anti -Glare lens• -ass required for
autonnobI1'iS 1 handle the
MCKEE LNS
which vas betrr'T+pproVed by the Government
Let us show yob its good points over outer stakes
all
JOHN CUTHBERTSON
. Decorator \Vest Street opposite Masonic Hall
Phone 354 P. O. Box 509
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Wear and Tear
There is nothing more satisfying than a
suit that stands the wear and keeps its
shape
LET US TAILOR YQU NEXT
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
F. H. Tailor
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