THE MIRROR Local Interest Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker have returned to the city after spending a pleasant holiday visiting relatives in Markham, Durham. They also spent some time in Toronto. Its reported that Lorne Cook made the biggest catch of the season, Every- body knew that Lorne is a good *'Cook" but not so many knew he was Sucha 200d fisherman. 2 Ee SG ee At 7.45 yesterday morning a strange sight was witnessed by those privil- edged to be at the Canadian National Station, an old time wood burning engine with two coaches of the type used when the first train over the Bifalo & Lake Huron Railroad was run into Goderich left Stratford for that point in connection with the _ Reunion now taking place at Gode- rich. The train was all composed of the original equipment even down to the lamps used on the original train. The train was in charge of old C.N.R. employees who had run on the line from Stratford to Goderich during the good old days which are no more. On the train will be the visiting old Huron County Boys in the dress of the times when this type of trains were in oeration. They wepre met 6n arrival by the Local Huron County Qld Boys, also appropriately dressed. The local C. N. R. officials received considerable praise from the citizens : q old dear. They all use cash regis- 47 Downie Street. Phone 217 Nt of Goderich for their enterprise in | ters." : = ne) making up this train which added to the success of the Goderich Old Home Week. Old brown weeds from the common brought into me, Oh! aren't they pretty mom? said she, - Put them there in that old grey jar They are lovelier than roses. by far. So_ into the old grey jar they went, Proof of a child's sweet sentiment. "They were so lonely out there on the commons, But they are so cozy and warm in here mom's." THE HUMAN TOUCH 'Tis the human touch in the world that counts ' The touch of your hand and mine. It's worth far more to the fainting sou Than shelter, or bread, or wine; For shelter is gone when the night is o'er, And bread lasts but for a day, But the sound of the voice, and the touch of the hand Live on in the soul away. --Spencer M. Free. ' Dad was not satisfied with the pro- gress William was making--or wasn't making--at high school. "Why don't you get out and find a job?" he said gruffly. "When I was your age I was working in a store for four dollars a week, and at the end of five years I owned the store." Billie (calmly)--"Oh, but you can't get away with anything like that now, Anniversary Sale STILL IN FULL SWING COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF LOTS OF BARGAINS er eee Oe 66 sb ee 4 5 00 0 6 4 6 All Men's Tweed Caps ................._. $1.29 Kitchen and Walker's Shirts, reg. $1.50 $1.39 Men's Fancy all-wool Pull-over Sweaters $2.39 Straw Hats - Half Price | FISHER & CO. | CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED August---The Month _of Furniture Value ---- mat Beta ------S--S--S=--= N i jae-= s Dy 7 -- {KROEHL 4 SS MADE -- | AUGUST SALE OF METAL BEDS. Walnut finish Metal Beds, 2- inch continuous posts with 1- inch fillers. Aug- $8.75 re ies aS ust Sale price ... = ~r | ol ER ae 7 CP.) 3 Mae a" Metal Beds in walnut finish; =fe/ 4 2-inch continuous posts with ej large fillers; fancy panel at Jie ends. August $ 0 65 | aaa Sale price ... 1 * UPAR = ats tJ ------____--_____-- -- ry an NW (( Fireside chairs. CO: BR OO BO 8 BP 2 ete woe en 6 9 Mike « Just As You Sce It In The Aleve Ck. 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE A luxurious Chesterfield Suite of excellent quality mohair with show-wood frame, reversible spring cushions--Chesterfield, Arm and August Sale price Geo 66" 6 e_2 66 ee Oe ee OCR 6 tore eee - GRASS RUGS Sale Priced. 15 only Grass Rugs, suitable for porches, summer cottages and bedrooms; size 36x72 ins. 51 HO Regular 95c each. 7S¢ August Sale price i Bee 2 : Extra Quality MATTRESSES Sale Priced Pure layer felt Mattress, covered with excellent striped or art ticking, sizes 4 ft. 6 ins., 4 ft. and 3 ft. 3 ins. Reg. $12.50. August Sale Price .. quality $9.50