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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-12-30, Page 4• 4 Touuner, Dec. 30, labTr^"'-:-_. • THE SIGNAL : OODERWH ONTARIO. E. B. & M. H. Ibees the parquYfsee M ike Provisos. And ma that would sell bahansinese some quieten. Tell the Folks A new ouutouer to our store the other day, said . " Mrs.- told use to own* kers and look neer your mono, as you are getting quite reputation tor good and pew i, •.'o, and 1 am sure your Half Prloe Bale must meat with popular favor..' Satisfied Customers are the beet •dveroiesm•oW. Thet'e the kind we have, bec.uee we AIM TO PLEASE EMERSON'S Hal•KYaENTINn THE Nordheimer Thomas Piano Organ QODWRICH. THURSDAY, DSC. 30. IN?. HERE AND THERE. TUE municiej, nomination Monday evening -iieL wilt. Doe of the tamest ever held in the town hall. Ditkh water would haus tempestuous beside the proceedings, which were of the flattest acid most ordinary character. Very little interest was manifested in the nomination, and there appeared to be a dearth of candidates and a tend- ency to shirk office on the part of some of the best men. It wasn't always thus, n,id many present remembered gatherings at nominations not many years ago when the excitement aroused •ie- both prat er aadiemee'_ ns of else etrongtest and most turbulent kind. -Our esteemed fellow -countryman, the Hos. Saw Buns, in of oplsios that every editor wko publishes the report of a seieatiea•l warder trial should be hanged." So ; and what •bou1d be lope wick the lawyer who defends the murderer' -The Provincial Treasurer has just proved that the Ontario Government has • sound and said surplus. and the Opposition 6nanoial critic, has also demowir•led that the statement of the Treasurer is void and without form. Poltttoione diger jaw .. muoh al doctors LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. Regular meeting of the Chosen F:ionds this evening. Hugh Garvin shipped two oars of lambs to Buffalo on Monday. The harbor was frozen over on Sunday, end the river nearly so. Not much progroso was made with the breakwater 000traet the past week. An latoreetioa column of Dungannon and Carlow Dewe will he found on page 2. The Goderioh Organ Co. shipped 10 organs to the Old Country this week. Service being held in Clinton on Sunday then was no oervioe in St. Peters ohue&. The barge, with the steam ante 1. frost' io in tn. Western break .91 the breekwater. Colborne and Burrows and 8. 8losa kept.. up their grain ehlpmMZoett weak GODERICE BARGAIN CENTRE ! NEW YEARS CIFTS Thant v4>m ,\ �' P V.,\.`V V.v No Time like the Present ---No Place like the BARGAIN CENTRE for Xmas Kid Gloves Xmas Dress Patterns Xmas Ribbons Xmas Neckwear Xmas Underwear Xmas Curtains Xmas Skirts Xmas Rugs Xmas Handkerchiefs Xmas Silks Xmas Umbrellas Xmas Linens Xmas Furs Xmas Table Covers Xmas Hosiery Xmas Blankets - • • TH.: De1.161T01Q 07 0171t STLCK 07 . LADIES' JACKETS AT HALF PRICE Our Loss is your Gain ....JAMES IB:_S4 the, Ring's Daughters Nilo a wino, yesterday afternoon in the A. 0. U. W. lodge room. The Henderson Bicycle Co. has started the manufacture of horse powers. pulpere and grinders. Robt. Mcl.e•n's deed bear, living onon and living fox were the attraction in town ' on (Saturday. i ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. The moot important announcement made at the meeting was that of Mayor SHANNON on the elevator ques- tion. He gave the audience to under - strand that there is no restriction upon the gift of $4,$00 which the G. T. R. purpose making towards the construc- tion of the new• elevator, and definite- ly stated that no capacity was stipulat- ed by the Company. This is as it should be, and everyone in Goderich will be pleased to learn that such is the fact, as up to last week it was gen- erally believed that O.T.R. authorities had their hearts set upon a million bushel elevator, and no mention had been made of one of *mailer capacity. The utterance of the mayor makes the erection of an elevator a thing more easy to deal with in the minds of many, who, having teen impressed with the idea that it was a million bushel elevator or nothing, believed that nothing would be the result. The specific statement at Monday evening'. meeting takes the project considerably out of the clouds and nearer to earth. and puts it within range of discussion. TWO DOORS WEST OF )I A M I LTON•S1. • toned as that e► uv eueat,y in the midi Our readers will have no diftoulty in reset• o aring the Alontreal Witnees as the paper specially referred w. " Nuwh.re, we think, is there • prase of higher moral tone than that of our betovd country. It peeessess, we think, the unique distinction of having • leading journal in Ito-l•rgen city which for over fifty years has been a moral crusader, • ahem pion art reform. In all that time It has D ot published Doe liquor, or tolr000, or theatrical advertisement. At tbeeaerifloe of much money it ham stood tine to its high principle, arid stands luting win, a tower of strength, against all the winds that blow." REY.ot.DS vs. Gnaw E. -An astioe heougnt by the Shoed! of the Count of H.,...,i *emelt** et Jin abet 1doN•ughtoo, against Mem' and Coy., '1.o set tome e,► trttyedateas sad void es • ereemee' and chattel mortgage made by lobo MoNeugbtns of Godortob, bo osoare • the tiff from our mtdet,th.y having bean very active workers in the League, 1n which they will be much mored. Mrs. Pentland, of Dungannon, preacheda ithe Sabbath School aoniverry sermons morning and evening to large ooegregattoos Ion the 19th. Then was • large attendance at the tea and .otertainment to Knox Church lecture room on Friday evening. Several oo.trlbuttons from enreorre.poed• to and looal matter aur held over through ea a pressof advertisements. Rev. W. Godwin preached termone sr- ' ate to the Christmas ~ea 00 the u Asbe/n aertt:,t"'td The Oddfetlows d ofiiwtII Z lhitstiwlilo. goal election ceri ai Eb. r.gsT i il= ing this, Thursday, evening. Th•. Christmas -tree whish was aesmsered eL for last Thursday r ving et 1 os Meth,- Timmp - Tim manager of be knitting Cets7 (haired. mess the noon day ess at the Khali/see factory lase Friday, the employees waited on Manager Lewitt, and to his env ea Prue presented him with • handsome easy ober, and the following address : rmswo 6as�s ui1,.„Qat. Den. 21�,,,�'11�- 1te J. LE'Tww 11, Gedtrtch. Ont. *aeii•empTijkli iT the tiodericb Rnftttbg Company herewith present you this chair ea • .taken et their respect end esteem, and With the sincere desire that fou may lorg The unanimous election of WILLIAM CAMPBELL to the reeveship of Gode• rich is a strong popular endorsement of that gentleman. • )Nr. CAMPBELL is an old municipal hand, having sat for years at the town and county boards, and the knowledge of municipal af- fairs which he obtained during the years in which he Was the efficient town clerk of Goderich will also stead him in good stead during the ensuing year. Coming as it does at the present time, it is a strong testimony in favor of Mr. CAMPBELL on the part of his fellow townsmen, irrespective of poli- tics, who have taken the first oppor- tunity offered of giving emphasis to their appreciation of his public serv- ices to the town. SNAP SNOTS- -Honesty is the beat policy, is good presetting and good polities. -A Happy New Year to you, Mayor Thoth -solo, Mid army worm of the day. • -Verbal promisee ata merely writ - hg in and with some nisioThit pea sad ink pledges an.tlokers. . -The timber question has not been is polities all of the time, but " foe -rolling» (las always been a patitieel industry. -The late Conservative Govern- ment peeved oosolesively Chas an Admirals - settees is sever ea weak as when 10 le tee strew -The courts, have decided that a betel keeper has set the right to give away Itgeer en Sead•y. Bs may give away mast, het set drink. A SPECIALTY MOST MODERN OUTFITTING STORE IN TOWN. debt due them. and which plain AMP C4CTN..he SPURE s,� ewttj FOR TABLE, BUTTER , CHEESE AND GENERAL USE. PACKED IN NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE PACKAGES OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY SOLE MAKERS IM! NOTH AMERICAN CHEflICALCO.ftMITft amomm•m CODE RICH Ofi T.�� dist Church, Goderich Township was post- I paned on aecuen; of the weather and will he held next Thursday evening. The Stamm, has been taken by David Hay of town. and his late lather ter over fifty years, and our well known citizen has rtnewed for 1898. The poblio **boobs wilt as anal com- mense the active work of the term at 9 ♦ fro on Tuesday, es unpile should be fully pro- vided with the winner hooks. The G. T. R. *obi 139 holiday tickets for Christmas • number rather Iees than in 1896. but Inward travel greatly es• oeeded that of past Christmastide*. Igoe. of the greatest monuments to the year 1897 is the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal, whiob during the year east has made • record. Its strides in car fulness and popularity are recognised by the press everywhere. All C*.nadian* will wish the Family Herald acid Weekly Star a eon• tia:anes and inures.. of that world wide sup- port to whish it is truly entitled. The election of officers i. Victoria 9t -set E. L. of C E. was held in Monday of last week, when the following were platted is *barge of the work : -Honorary Pre.., Rey. W. Godwin ; Pres., Loftus E Deno.),; Vies president. : -Ma* E. Hillier, Wm. James, Emma When. 8•die Hillier ; Tree., Miss Clara Milli•❑ ; Secretary, Wm. Rut- ledge ; corresponding secretary, Mho Etta Barry ; Organist, Mies Miami. Hillier. --If political breaches of premise saw as meth exoiseme.s la OsaseN se they de In Qeobee, there may be $ hue (lime in this Provisos presently. +aC. - a -The counties council in newt parte of the Provisos wont te gat • law es alba esossuias deities with\ have berefulefe NILE. TrexnAv, Dee. 28. Last Frawley Rev. Mr. 11111yard preached • Christmas sermon. The ,yaSloth School thank-eff.riDe smesntd to nearly thirty dollars. No. 1 elm, In the Seedy Selteel, pre muted their t.soher.Charlse Girvan, with so easy chair and an address as hie home nu the 20th. 0r. eleven replied is very Baa (rime Cotfnen AND Goi,m. - Mrs. Nev. et Manitoba. is vWN.g at tlr ilellwstn'e... . Will Morland is speeding Christmas wader the paeeaba reel. .. y Rodin rad wits and Mn. Distils, of MMmtan, ars vs- arsg John Rohlie, of RehUavilis. The R►werth Lague pave a bowery and salol esesrtalnment la the emends, as the glens, whMb was will pstresised, and Its literary port was ase of 0en . beet *woe rives Iwo. dell drill as well as lbs rss ster- ols oras well gloss. Wednesday vee. • Lasalle party est at tabs how. of Ckorl.s (HrNa fee the parpots M pisiatiag Ulm Rask sad Mian Potts with oddments, on the ors of their departure be .nand .to enjoy life and .in many • Morry' Christmas. We hope you may still continue to cosdnct the affair+ of thio Cone prey, and through your wise and careful management have the pleasure of .ening the business .till further developed and pros- perous. Emetorstri. Mr. Lewitt thanked the hands for kis an - expected Christmas present, hoped the 'awe piny would continue to proper, and ese4 oladed by wishing the employees the coat- pltments of the nooses. BOOKS ANO PERIODICALS. We 8nd in the Methodist 'young people's paper Onward the following eminently true exprsmion about the Canadian Prem. We Hares with Onward in saying that the Prem of Caseate these for all is •U, ie es high - Creating a Sensation. .rwww e • -te • ,i.,.ew•......e.... rousing tne =---Whole �b Smashing All Records. oodtetiged-hill tie effect of riving Grosso & Coy • preforms* ever the other creditors. Tae win sus tried betore the Hos. Mr. Iwsiw Fergoeon in Toronto t/otoMr last. Hu Lordship has just given judgment in fever of the plaintiff, Watson Q. C., sad MoMaeter for defendants'. eloCerthy,Q.C. sod Holt for platstif. Such values as we are offering are a revelation. It is not neces- sary to praise our goods, they speak for themselves. THEY ARE THE BEST MANUFACTURED. Seaforth : On Wednesday wreathe, the 150 inns., the home et Mr. sad Mrs. Joseph Noble was the toren of • pleasant event, 11 being the marriage of their young•, est daughter Margaret, to Gee. H. Boyd. Hallett : Baron' church Thanksgiving off.rieg, for the schemes of the oharob were' $202, the largest in the history of the eon - greg•tion. Of this tam $162 b0 was pat ea' the oolleotion plates ea Thanksriviafr day. almoral Cafe E. B. TILT, Proprietor. OYSTERS IN BULK Fruit and Nuts, Bon -Bon Packages; Selected Confectionery. NEW STOCK THROUGHOUT OUR MOTTO :-" Nothing too 1od For burr Purim" An Incont est-ble Bargain List Boy's good Tweed Suitt, were $2 50, Elda PEW. ..$1.50 - " 2.25 M " 4.50, Youth's Double Breasted Tweed Suits, were =9.001 Large Range Men's Suits, were $8.00 - - 23 Men's Frieze Ulster, " 10.00 10 Men's Pea Jackete, made of good Frieze and Beaver, were $5.50 25 Boy's Cape Overcoats, were $6.00 We have stall a few pairs of Boy's Tweed Pants, were $1.25 • .f " .... 5.00 ,,. 4.50 5.00 .... 3.95 .... 2.50 •... .60 HATS Your choice of any Hat in the Store during this Sale for $1.49r a h • LADIES' FURS 1 Electric Seal Capenn, with Tibett Lamb Trim- ming, was $17.00 1 Electric Seal Caperin, with Astrachan Trim- mings, woe $10.50 1 Electric Seal Gperin, neatly made but plain, was $11 " 8 Ladies' Fur Coate, price from $25 to 835 to be sold at Cost 1 Coon Cost, for Gentleman, large size, regular $35 for 828. Sale Priee,$14.00 n 8.00 8.60 Art slat GaatY�f.