The Signal, 1928-2-16, Page 5Harry (:. hillier. cif Toronto: Mr.
Barth Cantelon. artd the wood. who
F_. _ ►ers r returnedlde Fen. 13. -Mr. \1'111 . -.Motives of the Coderlch'lural Tele- slotted of onlya Tough trail -through
a teemnditogtto Detroitw Inst week Cautel's, S. J. town.MeCis en• gh e 1 J' Co.Others present. in addittcsa the bush. Gold had never bee to is,,,,,
,1II l'autelml, ofI.af■ a d:nrhhter and phoneuaihitlet in tuuari•
..itu lYYile, after apeuher the Issas few Months nt Arthur D. Mclean, of Otorth:am, is a to the members of the
Matey. were Mr. found tn. paling 9
his blame hare. ''Phomas E. Iters. of Peterborough ; Mr. hitt the fanner wining
nt.e i, aatt I:
Mea. Kenneth Campbell and dangle "!'n• the Timmins Brothers ter Marlyn and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins: _ .:+ x•g 1,• 1 Mr and N[rg. airs had [
flow of • menet to farm a Roes Melt u t
and soh Jock, of Detroit, re atthe
' Jamie it (uta of Myth: rIcer them the knowledge re
! d 1 11 f 11e
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JAMES STEL\h ' T. C,aylor, of Itl,.th, Mrs. (Inmost. I these raw mining claims.
Loin of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton News -Record (Fe' . Jt : The Stnuford. and fir. and Nlr-' A. Me!
ft merit of
WF.STFIELD, Feb. 14. -Miss Sarah John Meuary, having been called Inane ,!cath a•rurred at -the lame of his Kelsey. of Ponsul, Sask. Time hes shown how accurate was
Howatt Is s'a'ting at the hurce of her owing utt to the serious trines' of Mr. daughter. Mrs, Lucy 'I' neon, on The floral tributes were uumernns the Judgment of these pioneers. Con -
brother, M1. Oafrgr tvatt.-- ieuarc. Saturday lust of one of Clinton's old- and beautiful. Reside. many from in- + elusive testimony to this I. netted in n
Misty Smith, of Brussels, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae, eonees- est citizens in the person of M1 Jams% llividtrt1 friends and rwixtives w,'•re• ! review of what hair been a lut•ved at
slue 12. were in London last week (Olokono of r her ''ores.. Mrs. Melvin Taylor. of his
n who was within a ice weeks ..lineal the iii--elonv.of. Knox fr lehureia.'t luRcords ghost' that -In 1911 only : 16.
The stork called at the home of Mr. tending the w'ee'ding of their .von, Mr. f his ninety -Mot Firer birthday• `
'' and Mrs. Stanley ('uok on Friday last Ian MoclGse, barrister, of 9truthtbF• Mr. Stevens had been Ott fairly- good Nialtlind Lord_.. the Goderibit Rural 0442 was produertl. The eiuitntt in-
and left a bithy boy. Congratulations. With the exception of assessor all heart' up to less than a f•rhti:lit of 7'eleplione Co. the Eureka Bible char creased to nearly n million dollars in
M'r. T. 11. Taylor and Mrs. Melvin the °Mtcers of the municipality for 111_7 Ids passing, and he kept his mental of Victoria .:reef church, tie t'rit'on 1912, while It 11113 it had reveled $2
y were re -appointed at the Ashfield come and the choir nt Ce'n1ral Presbyterian 4\s tNNI. From that dote forward the
Taylor and family and Mr. and Mrs. foenttfwf to the end.
Bert '1'nylor and family attended the ell meeting held on February lith. •a1r• Be was bore in ('olborne sewn+hip. chervil.. (:alt, of which derens(r1's wien• mine continued to grow. The output
fiftieth wedding anniversary of M- John C. Dalton. comesslon 6, will be March 18th, 1437. being ale only son Mr. Robert. C. Cott. i. organist rind Burin_ 1915 reached LI.203901. while .
and Mrs. lieu Taylor, of Myth, on vena e f that town- 'choirmaster-. ore reserves at the end of that year
1 the Ideal weather 1ed when he was
' 71u•slay• the last week -the brilliant of in hi• earls
na,.0 4or fi(r 1II28. „f the int. James sae +t •' •..
\\e have enjoyed ship His
,detWW •.
Meted of recitations by Lorna West-
lake and Jean Dunn, songs by Charley
mud Maud Parker, excellent musical
Selections by the ort•heatre and by.
Arthur Peck and I)r. A. Newton -Brady,
piano duet be Mrs. Paull and Ml's
!'joy Edward'. a dialogue by Harold
McLeod and Mary Wide•combe, and a
splendid piny, "Miss Doulton'' Or-
chils," the various parts being taken
by Messrs. A. Duets Harry (taker,
Fret' heard and Mimes Lucy Woods.
Susie Westlake trod Annie Mei.eud.
The total proefrda were over =irl.
ASH FIELD
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(ODERICH, ONT.
OBITUAR1
SAMIMMI. A. McLEtNi
Join Cutt, of townl aAdr two Estee s
Mrs. Tboattw Mcleeu,
Mrs. J, Coombe*. of lettaburl• Pa:
The funeral toetk plats. infra his reeei-•
The death occurred et Portage la , deuce, 'Montreal street, on Mewls, i YrMahou, who soon rrgnatret
Prairie, Man.. on Jenwuy 31st, of afternoon. and was largely attended• temerity and ,old a half interest tux
Samuel Alexander MC1 » a former The members of Maitland Lodge at- MieNta
temerity
,[taw for soon
Hollinger and
ff of the \lesunlr order were performed. Alec, (lftlie$ weal into the Leah and
rwldent of Goderich, and af'rrwurts of 'tended in n body and the burial tea toted gold. The Tl to th Leat'flim
N'1 gtaarn and I.u4eC0h1 Ins.44 . He
I
will Ip his seventy-second yemr. lie ' Rev, It. C. McDermid Was the utlkt- 1►r {,lop syndicate ultimately paid Ile
Wtis born in Goderich toweship and sting clergyman. coal the. pallbearer* LR:aplo N) for his progeny. Ile took
youngest and Inst .rvlving of were Mayor H. J. A. Mutt:wan; Reeve i cash, fn rfi lila
tp ;tty,.aM1 >h
was the y of vrldch the It. E. Turner, F. G. WNr, A. J. Mac -wheel today would Me worth fi_,:sat,lNto
are Robert well-known family Geterlt•h was Key. Dr. J. M. Field and Dr. A. C.
tate Reber. McLean of limiter The interment etas in Matt- ! 'rhe pttrchose by the syuell ate was
•A .lv 1. tvHmoved iv Nlie wen
xrh lldtty' y,•tRo at,• Ile waw . eind"tethe tow'nT•outiiell. members inf wee -ewee tulles from the_uretierty
ass to the country coil
__ twice married. his first wife bs4ttg Ills session of Knox ehurh, and retire-
-
eprr ,and when eves,
eat with summit • In Por-
mesaaured his abilities
tigat pspectoris from the gold re -
Mena of the world. He got a gets
stake of $7a from a friendly bartender.
1i ESTI IELD
Thursday, Tabruary 113, 1928.--6
• try
igeseirt
... .:.- -- fir'►-"-" -----
-,11 THE SIGNAL,
ALT/NE
TONIC FOOD
BEVERAGE
An exeelleut restorative and hotly builder. As a night-
eap Ovaltine promotes healthy and restful sleep
On Sale at 60c, 90c and ,1.50
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 Goderich
,tt
Specials
I"
House Furnisbinvs
Rugs
Linoleums and
Congoleums
Curtain Material at
Clearing Prices
Our new spring stock ,ti Rugs
has Arrived and these are• being
Offered at i ttraetne takes
W. WALKER
"Otte. the Cheapest and tams nit lest"
Furniture end Doom, t itrtu.lwes
father d wore .estirmat.4 at $10.931,eNN1, and
with the still handling ore at the rate
Mr. Fred Pentland spent a few days during t u a.about nine years aria „f Idose to half-n-mllllnn teens onnuellc.
DININGROOM SUITES in T Freda loft Werk slatting
his smashlue,• the . lengtheuing Mals, the wunhr,al le was merrleel to . nnir TRAGEDY IN FAMOUS
mother. Mrs Pentland. clear trod) ritghts, and some sleit-ln- \titfhell ale, of Colbomt- who Tm NORTHERN ONTARIO MINE \..t i atent with this most leis. rt
of lights from t forty ecru Pirht :nit ,gold minimg at•hleYem(nt in Can
Wt. 'lase on hand a nice assort- tit
went of Diningroom Suites at Thirty-nine Lives w - ndiohain,; • Inlans ..t •onsoli In
of Bel_' riding. The twinkle
NI r. and Mrs. Bert Vincent, dt • :l a ham 1itrt11 o F .
aloin automobiles nn the Blue \\''[ter e• malinger
I Ill min,. \iipe+ that
ndinrr hlstnry the Timmins Brother.
1 en•se• tent J. L. Monday. at the borne of Peeing I ►q! 1 roue son w,•n• sons le
'Mr. oud Mer J. L. McDowell. highway ten a
D n suo
values. \1'e would int pleased t
have you inspeel our goods.
J. R. WHEELER
t xa ua•rs one " - - 'ire in n neer -
isa 1N• seen, and the this union. Teen daughter-,fled-e'trf3 and - it ve111, nl Interest: Ludt_ s••
iymobit e passes along tl F Ily died •i' h clans. ns. 1
0 Mr. Nottunr, McDowell Is atttpoing uitt nn nn
the swine Judaitir competition at Tor - 'tin• roads quite lretlnently.
then this week. 11lath of Misty Hutehlaoo.-Thr• ..rent blow to him and he pt Ter hully 1etgt,r min.- „t Timmins. in
I,ue c 'son tr eKects of i-. -The Mend.
and oxo ser, .ns , •
are. 'rhe• Inc. of this daughter was Aa the result of a her in
the Hol• [ken vias br•»tglt MHO!, which nte•rged
Northern the origintal Bellinger (:old Mete. and
KI or Ins -1•to1 of Mk. r 4 IIu1uhL 'eye i tr tali t+ntarlo thirty-nine min are 'tune (:old Mines with the adjoining
Mrs. R --....oma end Mrs. ng. n t,t ... .. on Thursday morning, Fehr ry:lu,yinir.g children ars.: Nin Lorin. - MP t i-ini tT1ms.
nstlne, tqN nt Sunday with
Fasai/aro Funeral Diesel*
Homilies Slroot, Goderich Ont.
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Mrs. J. rn•u c IM h, at the halite of her nephew.
Tyndall of Hallett and NC•• -ie v Ste Twelve noon were rescuelT ilii 'Phe original Hu!lln-ter 1:oil Mines
Redmond. lir, S►amne SMerwcwel, lith com►ctsxlnu• yens, of the Mase line; \Irv. Israel - Inad a'cndt•eltsttiop of a4.INaaaMal,
Mr. r, and,Nlls. .Uc.e MMmwet were 1'ho decrat' was seventy-six year. of T,tslor. London f ust now it Fltrida t : no, of (11c0(NN1 shores of the !•:as.
t j Moll tiger l'un.n:►dntevl [:old Minis.
_-T,otHie•,lxus laltura-_ort . utlal
_ • and-arrrft->reaatirs last surviving meed" r lr+ \t m F nz oAnu AI } s.u. ?•- i
JUS' IN
Wontb-rfnl \'alta,. tat
New Stamped Goods
Pillow Cases Aprons
Luncheon Sets
Runners Buffet Sets
BOII,Proof Embroidery Thread•
3 for 10c
Smith's Arf and Gift Store
In business over 40 year.
Calvin Cutt's
Store News
Prs,i&, a Ibe for ---- N
Salmon Casrade, 1 -Ib tin _ __lee
Cnellenge Corn Starch,: pkgs__ ley
Peen :imp. 15 -lb tin 33e
Tessera, 2 the 111t•
Primmer Flour. Aunt Jemima
2for . 'tic
Pastry Flour, 24 11.1 _ _ - _ _ _ , _ . t44c
inap Flakes, 2list 2:ie
income, Gold, Combo.' Soap.
Io for • neN
tipetial Inunetry S.ap, s ball
-:Mac
.telly Besse 1•ib hex ----- - --
lite 1, sltuatcd:.in, the P• rsititine gohl..-f-. 3t.=. e•►+•ham--,lulu• )he inrrcer. tl:e
f her family coming to I've with - r. D, k NI iAaghes ns.•
PARAM4)UNT
\f ,, o a. F am.
are f Xerthrru elnta Io. is the emit tllznfrnri wap inrrrna•t to ate:
-
,o
l -ins. Sherwood in Novo ml11 of :nal Mrs. Thompson, Clinton. Inr.est geld producing mine in the tv„t.t,00 fro+df nn of :.011nOfN► .hnm< of
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last yens.. A sister, Miss 1.17a !Medd- Mr :Stevens wax hrnnRl,t ,!, is the "'stern hendspLere. the t"ar call's. of t5 eneh 'n• con
on, died nor yerir ago. Another• hie Bible Christian Church nt,d +oniri-
1'.1►t.\N)1-NT. Feb. (hi g. r. Iotitt stir. Mrs. P. Sherwood, answers(' the \Iib t -h t1.• yottng•.1 of the grout (Nehtg known n. the Hulltuger 1
cox. of Holyrood. was the guest of has bated in building
of both time •uud gold mine, of the world, the rater- onto 1 coy )lanes. T.1m•it, 1
sister, mrs. Jack Hamilton, lival 'teal! In 19'?:,. The funeral Was mon(•• b'i'ding up and i c -•;lining of
eek• held from the home, of Mr. Sherwood Zion. B.C. church, Colbert... \loon peke' het" already readied a point('tow• to ft 0O0 men are
)1 r. T. Irwin is spending the week.
Saturday, Febrnnrc 11th, inter forty years ago the faintly eine. to re . w-Iere.erodnt•tlon rt•t'etrds 1•oulnerr fav T1olllet-c•r Consoltdnteil- '1'
end 1n.Torontn• mete being in Lcx•halt•l evemeterc. Thr urablc with the largest mines in the from the mine Is anlflriont 't, i.e.', to
Mrs, .J. MacAuley is guttering from side os it lis se• ltne'anii hr lee(:nnc n[nh African hand, mala(n1n the ptpatlatlryt tt an entire
...mats, at the 1 se and grope were connected with the Bih!e Christian ••Ite•uuy" diol- dltc.
fn 'truck of to.he will Iter many r•ondh ittI by Rev. J. A. Walker of ,•March,which
friends hope that she will 'tion be yell f when
later went into the it r., w ale' In I ba'
Ihrntetnnon and Crew's. United union when 'the different !ran,•heat' of • [ugrm:,wheat In 11It1A, at the age of \V„rk hng toren ...steeled M 1 depth
again. - churches,. The prallbearer. were the NTelhodist 1'lurch• wets united in twenty4Pnr: and "broke he went into of este... to 2_0nn fart. I.vI.-sel,,wia,rl.
Mr, azul Mr... John McRae were In $a Fllerwe«ti• s. Hutchison. J.- the-ee•rty-f,14's.and still tatraas-eat intro the fore' ine area. At centeen he had reached reenrds of close to on,
London nttentHng the marriage' or NitMeewr-e, S Tweed-. , H. Curran and oto the 'ol.. leer cafltit•' ei'r 'r'>*a dining eit-$41It-_I 't•' t'
their eldest tan, Inn, to WAR Winifred union with the Prestelerlat. ('hur•h in had ;some -
•V Elliott of Lue•know. While in the W. Dements 'fiends from a d'at'um ne
s F 19•,-ot now known n. Oniarfn 'feet 1
attending he foment! were Mr. and United (hnrch lie alwacs tank
tin
city they were guests of Rev. J. S.
Mr. McEwan. of Tiverton: Mr. John active part in ehnreh work ile was a
!birdie and Its danRhtrr Margaret. McKenzie, t? ( dam's ; Mn. S. Hutchison
of the ehnrelr boar: in one or
CunRrnudatinmt nae teiuendld_ to and Mr. and Mrs. C. Twamley,of another ieaptetty. sometimes in two
Mr. and Niro. beetle Ritchie. and a \\inghnm. or three. nearly all his iii.. He ens
Mary
t eel. ome lo`tlue Wee taddte -who ----- - A 104•111 preacher In Coelbntfi acid inter
_-
3 b wilt- them
!Joy.' Mi.t Autrua. iw-itt 10yF. Ards.*.
SCHOOL - REPORTS --- - - hrr4. Hirt lases leader ant for malty
,lin MacAnley, eelebrate•d their
yeare tamest the adult Bt1 c.-+'IALN In
,'events birthday on Saturday, when the Sunday athnnl, numb -rine about
S. S. Nt). a. \VEST \\•A\VANO4U lite seventy-five ereons. Ile -rinr represented
tiny entertained 'their sMnsedmntry
outdeNor games and oftencard i'olluwLng are results "t Fenrnary the r•hmmh at Cnnfen4tee t Twiny w-
elt!' - ea o,ne mid a9slstrel in es. rc..way he
1 dnTn'y- hutch examinations:
Its.• i •. 1e;eiigraphy• lois otos spit- • ,.,,old to M111,1 up his ,•ongr i•tni"and
Mr. Jlm noel Miss ellen Keu•hnhaw lug, arithmetle Total. 4ta1; honors. render aid to the limns. ttT )t 11.
have rehlrraeel from n visit to Fiends 'tat: pass, 24411=Juhu Foran 344 Of late years be has nt• ken able
at 1istt ve. thou, 1. Willie I'tirdnu 2tt9. Florentn to take wt- act_lpe ale's.• in c•' seri work.
Miss esti ale Henk-end of Luck- Cranston 264. Demean McDonald 2.56. sot hie Inteteeet has been ja:st as teen
t tit „pleat the week -end and a-lth her Jr. IV.-ilarold Fowler 7`t•, (llsrlie and he astern -milord a amain,. fes.
rt»s+in. Filth Stanley. i urnin absent. vire `
I
nut held front the church ve , '
WWITECH(TRCHJr. Ill. (totni, :100; honors. 225: Tate fnnernl on T:e-,lray „'' rn,
pons‘, 1Il1-Jean Pnnlon _lea.
j Sr. 1i -Jot- Feer:un 22a, then.). El- lover'. n short imitate -crci,
ft nt th
WHITECfil'R(IH. Feb.- 13.-Mbstiss wood Fowler nut. held r home. Tale sen 0, , a:
Annie Simpwon, druggist, sof Jolter. Jr. ii. -Bub af'Allister 277 (hon.), ehnreeh and graveside erre ,,,,,,i,,,te.1
.\Ian., is skilling with her skier. Nitre. Ila Fowler 2414• Ernest Telenit abeeni• by the Rec. A. E. Doan and the
Trimer-itelen Fowler. Helen Tarn- 14lenrers were:- Ar. J. R Evans, 1: .1
Henry.
nth,+ Nfarjorle Smith. of iirnsseis, in absent. Miller. C, S. Hawke. NVm. Connt'L of
s N•ut Thursday with Sties May Wight- Number en roil. 14. W. Potter and O. Jerctt'.
I F • Nlisse t our or more evnnimttions. The rewire at the shurch ~vets Inri -
mon. A. T. McKiNNF:Y. Teacher. lc attended and manyl.antifttl IL,rtl
fewlose-been laid .UP___
minutes were sent
for the pale few drys. having been --
- S. v. No. 1, C•i11ai1'R1C•tl TOWNSHIP tem wax a eery insely one from the
kicked nn gar knee by a hprse. The following Is the report of a. S. Mnsonlc bldg., in town. Mr. Stevens
air. Graham Gsrhutt are twin in hack
In this distelet. His mother lenses for ' No. 1. Gode'rieh township. ' her the wriest lifelong Nelson. Ming n nosni„ r
\Vinnipt'n on Thursday. Mrs. Hodg• mouth of Jnntury. Honors ' per nt Morning star feL./L.,.:it, grow, 1111'
kinson also leaves then for Alio West. cent.. ir.',ss (16 per (ant.:
aliases Hackett. Bunke ani) lane. Sr. 1V. -Bernice afore 83.2 per .
tenches.s1 of this •district. ettendeil the r•ent.. 1itll Ilt.wtt 73.1, Marion Lam- _-_.- iteilti 1IT 11.\T.T 117T
oma. t ..9, .ion I)nlbn 61.:0, Orville Oke
The death of Mr. Robert H. Cutt em
SeSr`r' "nt home" in Rttatf.,,d. a Sumla,rlratnl lT T tt1fit''"lTtha+)
Mrs MaeGrewnr and Slime Tia Mc-
(pinsl visited with Mre. Patterson in Sr. Iii. --Everett Craddock 67.3 per curerr of ere of Goolerich's heeeknewle
Lucknow one day last .week. rent.. Hervey McMichael 64.6. • citizens. NI r. Cult ha.' snfferc,i a
Mrs Wm. Bnrhonr reeked for a few Jr. i11.--FelWnrd lfeMichnel 76 Per stroke flit previous Tues:ay, but' nt' it
rat. . Was net severe it wa. ••vpeeted that
Ings lost Werk with Mr. Htirrc aft nit,.lrthttr Hk•ks 74.3, Frank ate- he well.! recover from rr F,n.ty ftnt-
'hnn 241141 family of Belgrase. miMicha-el 47, nrdn,. morning. hnvrecer, n $1.1•011(1C 'Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier "'nt Sr. T. -Ruby Mi Mi heel S2 per cent ; stroke risme. And the stn, iter mltn
sahtrtlny with their dnnghter. Mikan
\Clrnlired_FaIl1Er• at Collor Valley.
Alin Frier/Int 79. Arthur McMlchnel. 11A14111 9,1011,41 until the end Maine. Mr
74. fttnityw 1`nrrant 72. Cotes death is deeply regretted by tio•
\.hfi. n Sr. Pr.-aHxscd ate",re. Valeir Crad- . people of (: eleri,•It and the surrono.'
N1r. and Mrs. Ale . Emerson.
- spent tlnrk. Ing commtmite. among nhom he et -
Fundny with Mrs. Alla. Emerson' Jr.Pr.--lf:ra(e Rrnttie. well known INdh as n man of bust
' Mr. sill Mire. Jas. Fnleeoner set alias I L nnie. r iNarher ness and n. •.tae of the leaders in the
-Norah F`n lr utter spent fM t nes% lift. f rf
Men's Flannelette Shirts. Regu-
lar 111 n0, for -
J. Calvin Cutt
(i riN'er
-- Kingston St.
THE
GODERI
_ - nrdnc With ' e . the lover., ills elenth
Mr. and.Mr.- Calvert Fal'nner nuns. Stir c ulI a nf! betwrrn nn nnwrtt- leaves' n cnu.4thel iso town sntmrtt.
A •O a: 7.4 • and Nirs. Don FAkvoner. of Cntrnaei, ten and n written law seem• to he thnt on which lie served Gtr -.rend terms,.
'FOR. Thl..1e'•^ -• \is. Hort NTn Jnhn Kelle (n r FI the former is, enlnrced etnnit Daily hl held m the I 11town iN-
nnr •
T of m visit- f hat both in
Hahl
}; E HOW.: CC'. - 44th r ! Lenin'
.en- - V , n1 m• Nelle ,
Bi .ked, from llhertn are vtlila old a by the ti +
ing alts' her temente Mr. and Nr.. 192S and in 102e id the
.Tiro Uncle of St. .engttstine. --- -- • poll for c+tune•illnrs.:\• a member ,d the
I3AYFIFI D
council be net himself ...carry out cer-
tain tnsks for the INent-tt: of the town.
__ . and pnrsnnl his object' with .elf -.Heti
fleltg deterninntlott. The .Aviv life of
R:\nittnel4 ►, Feb. al of art•. II Gn,lericli tins muttered ii severe loss In
Reid ntUmdwt the t w,u1l of n rnlatist lilt' removal.
. at 174.1 IV. Mich., this week, Mr. Crtit Wna 1n his slaty -seventh
idnrn Raker is rnrndlu- n we, k or yrvar. lir vent' horn h► 111 in.hnrr
eo at Ttnneon. iie is reentering nicely township. Perth seventy.es son of the
from his rosette operation. late Mr. nntl Nfrs. Janes ('ittt. As n
Nis..\\'illinm Johnstonhnstnn celebrated his young morn he termed in Grey town-
wethnty-s( te eel! active
an Nld Leo the ship, in MP. ee»mty, and about thirtc-
iath, end Is still Johnston nm► have
lie
two years nen niovetl tolkldrri h. For
thirty -
Mr and Mrs. hnstInce INcn twenty -Oce years he rnadneted the
well-known grocery ants. ,nit Kin¢.htn
street. and t'e'en year* ago. after a
very successful hrt•tness ,•'tree he RP -
tired. leering the beetles. in villain
e
hands of his rideet ern. Mr. tr n
'Ont. -
ihmring n great pert ns. Its life in
Gerlerleh Mr. Cult env, his 'crosses in
Lome Imitate enpmeity par fourteen
t years he ens n mtmht•t of the board
of mein, pelmet Mertes. anti for Ate
Terme n member of the town loonier'.
He Wns n staunch 11141 ler of l'ret'hy•
terientsm And one of tee prominet►t
members of Krone chum' having for
A nntntrer of years beer 2 member of 1
the se..(nn. In pol(it s Ile was an ar
dint Liberal. Ale w .s 2 member of
Mnitlac l Lodge, No. NI..tkF. and .\.NI
and a dim•tor of the t:•Me•rish lanai
Telephone Co .
Snrririn¢ are his esfq,. tie. ,lung'
tar.. Mrs. T. E. IVO*. of taettrsernn¢h
and Mrs. Geo. fieiblcr M ict.o and
four sons: .1. Calvin, of ve n : Robert
iii., of Galt : Thomas Ni and Amt
!raw Meldrum. students ,, the 1-mlcer
I tilt of '14erin(n: alao ti*rather. Mr.
I '
s a, living herr for the oast three years•
i coming herr from (lnderich.
We don't deal in theatre tickets. Fifty Years Wedded.--'Penistily. Feb
Amory 11th, WAIN the fiftieth :anoice'r
We don't run -a cahareT. t nay of the marTe etT Sir: 'me Mr`
We don't sell anything hat will', Johwann+. Tipp'n .Fr it the' ethodis
take the f lmily awayfrom- Miss 11a1Neli1 ittggln. beenlrte the bride
home. 1 of Mr. John W. Tippet. IN'!ng •,ttentl'd
But we do sell D. L. & W. Coal, by Mr. George htwoeke and Miss ,lone
which will go a long way to- I forming tits c&A. 11114I eremony-. Three Thrrt•yper-
ini en
tli home so
pleasant an comfortable A; N(nt'tarl (F.11al, at pre..rnt vc t
nobody would watt[ to leave it.! Mustard and faintly In Florid•[: Mrs
<)ur 'phone nutilher is t)l4. Ityment (:1!Itel, of Deletes and Wil
111nm. nt BIiiInge. Mentenn. Mr. rind
Tri,' us with an order. Nfre. Tippet did not eetehrete their
CALI. THE golden wedding, hut spent the any In
their f1.ItAl everyday amp ovinetets
Their nanny- friends r<tend enviers too -
tenons,
Rureest'ful F.ntertalnment.-The hot
supper end entertn4amrnt on T1tnredny-
For ('rood Clean (.nal evening. the 9th. nn.ler the metre^^• of
COAL Trinity rhumb. we. A slxrwt'w. There
B. MUSTARD COMPANY WA. A splendid attendance. An cerci
J. , leen supper weft served In the basement
% Caoderjeb of the town hull. The pr,¢rnm run
e e
ward making a het•. of the family are living: Sir.. W.
d f rtable that Int \lr
gtIMPIOUtt
QUICKLY BANISHED
"I suffered years of agony
through blind itching piles,"
says Mrs. W. Hughes, of
Hochelaga St., Montreal.
"Pain, loss of strength,
complete misery, was my
daily lot until I came across
Zam-Buk. I know now that
there is nothing on earth
to equal this grand herbal
healer. Since it lifted me
from misery my earnest wish
is to make Zam-Buk known
to all sufferers." We a°''
Moves Pain LIkM Nagle 1
ey.d1 '( • I
rf i-t.a t r,
Fresh Bread
Baked Daily
- whal yens get when
„rdrritit: your linnet frmu
t'1i•Vt•land't It contain, II..
purest ttttfrt-dtents known to
bakers. Buy a loaf today : I1•I
1 -t,' the'thiTerenes.
We specialize in Cream
Goods of all kinds
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phren• 111 West St
Still Further Reduction of Prices
. of Goloshes, Overshoes and Heavy Rnbbers
Alllines a'e_now very much broken, hardly any of them are com-
pete in range c•f sizes, and w`e have decided to ada-nflce ble-runinants_aL
prices which only mean a big kiss to us, but this stock must be cleared
out, and our advice is, if you come in now you! size -may be here, but -
they will not last long at these prices.
Men's 4 -Buckle
Overshoes
Regular
34.50
for
$2.50
Lumbermen's Rubbers
'.overt ,.r Ruckied. heavy Rett "les.
$2.25
Ibguhir ell :".0
For
Men's 2 -buckle Cashmerette Overshoes-
$2.00
Regular 83'.:111
For .
Men. 3 -buckle Jersey Cloth-OverI Qes-
$2.50
Reiaalar 1-1.St
Fttr
Men's 1 -buckle Jersey Cloth
Regular it:l.;da
_For
4 Pairs N1;-
51. 11.- :1 -buckle ('AMhtuert•ttt•
-tip In: 1 site 11 Reg. ata :dl
For -
Men's Jersey.Cloth Storm Rubbers
Felt Lined Regular t? ' t.,
For
$1.95
1 its. h:
$2.00
$1.49 I
5 Pairs Only _.
;, t i -Infill' Overshoe Rize 1, :i
Regina' 1:1 nil
For
6 Pairs Misses' 3.buckle Goloshes
sizes 11, 1:i. 1 onti
1 1 ." 2. Regular 82 75
For
AH That's Left of Them -
- fprt4-iew' $1. "01 t:nlrtltes- high $2 50
$1.50
$1.50
•nr low heels. Fnr
4 Pairs Only -
4-hndkle 1'4,I041es.
and 2 Regular 1:1.25
for
'Sizes 1 1, 1
$1.75
Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots
All at Rock Bottom Prices
Lumbermen's Laced Rubbers
1V,vv'bottom. Regular ?I tut $2 50
For• 1 /
4 Pairs Men's Hi.4 ut Brown Laced Rubbers
-•i;v-i4-2 six.• 7 aniI_J - ; 1 1 11
ert•y Witten. Regular :et :dl $3 00
Fns. •D
Men's Leather Top Rubbers
i►•ineb top Regulnr
For
Boys' and Youths' Heavy Rubbers
at Greatly Reduced Prices
Mens Leather Top Rubbers
$3.00
1 111,'11 .,I, lt, t '1,s.
1 „•
Women's 4 -buckle Goloshes
pair-
For •-
9 Pairs Only -
Child'+:1•hurkh linitlshes -ti - t`• T.
11, tr and 111. R.•gut
For
$4.00
$1.50
nt 11.39
For Final Clearance
X11 wolar't,' tel (1411 it,lnsher at $200
half price.' For t JJ
Buy your Footwear for next winter now, at these prices. It will prove a good investment
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
EAST SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH. ON TARI0
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