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GO1ERIOa;e ONTTARIO, CANADA : FEBRUARY 1, 1906
VANATTER t 1tOBKRTa°N, Momentum
Financial
-'.Vo have just issued a little booklet entithxl
'`SOME l'AR111NASr POINTS"
This is an interesting booklet and Should be read by all'
who have money to invest.
%Vt• shall he pleased t give this booklet to anyone
who will call at our office or who will write to us.
THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZES US TO ACCEPT DEPOSITS.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
Goderich office, cor. North St. and Square
W. 'L: HORTON, MANAGER.
,
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Lost or Found
71I0YCLE FOUND. -A BICYCLE
1) was found a pew days ago by one of the
town police. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying expeuw:. Wheel
can be .nen at the Town RAW
(,ITRAYED FROM LOT n. MAIT-
i' LAND cone...Ione Otelcrlch Wwn.1,Ip, e
light lay colt. little white on left htud toot,
coming two year. old. Any Information lead-
ing to Its db.eovery wfll be utt*bly r'u,varded
and extern... paid by the undersigned. JOHN
NEWCOMRIC
EDufuc
A ROY ADAMS
TVA. era ur Plano
Studio In hank of Montreal ::lurk.
/ W W. ILL11O7T (HONOIts(:Eu-
1. TIII.'.ATE Trinity ('ullegr. London.
End.). orrggaanist and .4:Mon...ter of Knox
church, O.derlch. teacher tot Jarmo, organ.
site/Mg. theory and harmony. 'Studio at , r
Mck,nnld •,.. St. 1 :to id'. Street, t o door. wens.
of VimeriA .tn,et ehun'h. 73-3um
Fine Arts
71RAWiN(l ANi) PAiNTiNG 1'N
1! OIL ANI) W. TKR COLOR.
ate tuition and rl.i n.
F
go. . Itadt0ITT. (:ale mi a R, -,-..•e-
IUoldtheept crow).
Cr IL SALE. r ►,5., D.U.R.
•
Mclean Bleck
Dr. Turnbull's stand.I
Medical
71It.M. EmmEn.S()N & TUR ULL.
11
A. 't. F:xi-ti rie.os. M 1).
W. S. Ti nv.Uu. 11. a.
OOoen, Hauailr on Street. -Reeve
Ve.ideuee phone 121.
DR. A. H. MACKI,IN, M. H.
L 'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
' SpecW attention to Eye, Kar. Nose and
Throat. Iffier and residence. old Henkel Mow
t,�ewat1 oppeelle Po.toMce. Waal wt., Gnderich.
7tNephon a No. let.
Legal
rIAMERON k KILLORAN. BAR-
, 'LISTERS .oliettore. notaries, etc. °Woe.
amilton St.. third door from.4ysarv.OodeAr4
Ont. M. U. CA]419RON, K. c . J. BIL -
LORAN. L°KAN. ---- _ —_
J. ROUDFOOX, HAYS 8t BLAIR.
berri,devm, solicitor*, notaries public pr. '•
ton. in the Maritime Court, etc. (Mlee. r*.mt ride
Square. next door C. A. Nairn'.• grocery. Poi
rate funds to lend at Icw,l.t rate. of littered.
W. PKODUFOOT. K. C. R. C. HAYS. G. V
iLA►II.
NCEY, L() 'I ITS E. BAR-
S atom
r r no a1 tic
Hon give t ,roll Ito .
JV notary. Iwci
Hon given to Murine ('Dort work. Money to
oan. °Moe : North SI. set Square, Ouderleh,1
&A O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER.
• l►1 • sn11c ter. coqumlawtoner, etc. Money to
tan. (Mice, corner Hamilton and HL Andrew's
Streets, Goderich. Ont.
p. ICKiNBON & OARROW, BAR -
ROSTERS,. attorneys, solicitor,. etc.,
erich.
Mone to Ked
at towe.t rata.. E.
God Y7
L. DICKINSON. CHARLES (JARROW, LL.B.
T(11. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
111 • etc., 'and eommin.loner for taking and
receiving m.ognlaanee. of Mail, alltdacito
or affirmation.. depoeitlonw or edema derLara-
tlon. In or concerning any Action mutt or pro-
ceeding In the High ( hurt. of iutlee, the
Court of Appeal for Ontorio, or In any County
cr Division Court. All transacet.lous barefullyy
and prom sly °teeuter. Ite.Menee and P. U.
addrww.-Iningannon
.nsuraacer Loans. etc.
'MONEY TO LOAN AT 61 PER
▪ ('ENT. on town and term propeetr. Fire.
Ile and accident insurance.
D. F. HAMLINK. 0. F. ('*HEY.
TOPiN W. CRAiOIE, LiFE. FIRE
t and accident mourners. Attest for leading
mutual and stock companies. Insuranoo In a
lines effoete4 on beg plans and at lowed rate..
Call atoMee, corner West Street and Square.
or address J. W. ('RAIUIF Uoderich, Ont.
Tele .hone 24
McKiLLOP MUTUAL FiRE IN-
S URe NCE CO. -Farm and Iodated
town pro Insured. Value of property In
sated Up to Jan, IBA over $3,000,1M. 41Mren.
and directors: -J. R. Mclean, prem, ; T. Fraser.
vtce-prom ; Jae. C(nneneUy, U. Dale. Mr. ('hem-
' nay, J. Watt, Jae. Erata.J. 0. Grieve,.1. Renee -
web:, dlreetone ; T. It. Hap, Seafntlh..orretAry-
tr.amnrer • Inspector., nearest director U, hate..
J. W. hen, FHnlmnevllla agent Inc We.t
Huron. Polleyholden. ran pay Se.rmAments
and `ret their rant. rocrlpted at Mr. ('nate;,
('itnton er at Mehenn Brow' Pa✓i m Clothing
Stere d .
orterich•
Marriage Licenses
WALTER E. K ELI. t ,
(GODEKi('H, ONT.
WM.-Meeker, Jeweller and Op) icldn.
Issuer of Marriage Llren.ee.
WLAN, iSMUKit OF MARRi-
. AugAGE Howson. 0elertrh. Ont,
Auctioneeang
THOMAN (4UNDRY, LIVE ST(N'K
and general a ettolin'er, h u remevod from
Hamilton Street. to new oOIres on Month Street,
where he will M, frond at All time. when not
aryIng malo.. Term. reeennable and every et -
ort used t0 rive you mMMfantmn 'Phone 30.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Tucaep.ay. Feb. 1st.
Fall wheat, per bush. now 41) 75 to $ 0.73
Spring wheat, per bush• newa 15 to 0 75
er 1.5 to (I lei
l),e'kwheal, per barb it 4t to 0 48
oat., per bu..h., atm ' u 34 to a M
1'eas, per bu.+h - 0 75 to 0 73
0 12 to
16 en to
}lour, family. per etrt '4 .I) to
Flour, extent, paer.celt 44 600) to
Bran,p or to . on to
Short., per toxi .4 4q 4o
Hay, per ton ..'1 , -. 6 an to
Butter, per1b _er coed e.r49 W
Cheese. per lb ... 0 12 tato
Kap. fah, per dos 0 Ia to
1'otatou.. 0 LS to
TAttie, urdin'y to goal, pK este' Sea W
Tattle, exhort, per out 1 Si t0
Hogs. live weight, per awl7 e, to
b.
Suring lam. 4.„ 0 a' to
Sheep, per cwt. .......... . ...... .210 1.0
1(111,,, per Ib ala to
Baton, per Ib 0 13 to
Lard. per Ib 121 to
Tallow. ter Ib 0 Ia to
(tide., per met, ,,,, 6.91 to
Sher-pSkln. 611 to
Turkeys 11 11 to
('blekens . ..... .. ..... It to to
t0ubYLS Ill ritets on page 3.!
Barley, per tmeth
Iteree.ni,.gs per ton
16 art
2 SIt
V 80
Ir W
to oil
6 to
004
u 12
Ill lir
HI
1
110
1 75
7W
6 30
3 73
0 lel
0 18
et
ti
730
75
n 13
II 1n
Wanted
�]ANTrU. -FUKNIa
iEDHOLYE.
1 Modern conroobncna. i' May. 1.;
to Septeueh-r I.t. Please state re 1y
und par
Oculars. THE SIGNAL.
• Keel .:state tor bale.
OOI)ERICH REAL ESTATE,
1UT AN)) INSUIt.,Nc4 All1NCY.
Folk SAI.x.
2i -story brie* and ecment' lammed damning.
Large stable. 6 lots. Finely diluted.
9.1,01), a stop.
II -story frame 10-rro,ned dwelling. Near
Collegiate Institute. 411.3)10
*Very frame Pr:muted dwelling. 2 lots.
Nearly new. 411,9)0. Thi. b very mo.)
value.
'.fury brick .tore. baker'., oven and photo-
graph gallery. Situated on 5Lou ..erect..
Blyth.
One llwne recant lot on St. U11arre•'e (reeecant
E rootage 7te feet. 91 144),
3 three--w•re Imo, well wooded, .Mated pn lake
front '4 ladle. from Uoterkh. Flee 1eueh.
Beautiful location fur .ummer eottearai..
gain each.
ai acre. good pasture land. 2' mile. front l/ode.
rick. Splendid chance fur anyone wi.hing
t.. go Into dm trying. 91,4444.
lfl) •re farm. Finely .14 noted. (loot building..
Fruit. Good supply of water. 44 mite. from
town. 414.3444.
limey to loan, 3 per cent.'
AREY.. HAMLINK.
•Hs0kd Commerce Bldg. '•
ITA . FABLE FAI4M FOR SALE OR
T LENT for a ten,, of yews. ('ond.t
Ing of 144 re., conet•..lon CF:. 11. township of
A •.haeht an .Ittnteet'li'.nlIe. wept of Dungen.
non. Good In ding., larrre orchard of choice
Runt tree.. 44 ar . of fall wheat ; remainder of
the re
I*a.n
rune. On -
p
,ppb' of good venter.
..• and cht,b
,.'. Apply
writing or pernaally
annus. 7641
\I KOR(IE HEC KETT, (iENE FtAi.
auctioneer, MR Hamlltnn street, (lo.ierir.h.
1'. 0. fox IA9. All mope. will renelre special
•Mention. 1 will hey yyoer entire nark
w
hneedco
hoM Rods Incfnr cook end will Bell you
.raven. Mrwltnre, mmhere
.trew, .pring', Ste..
cheap, ('a1n1 And .no whet we ra0 for roll 1n
this line. OKOIt0E BEC('KN , Cerkeity
Shop, Uoderi(.h.
,1 1.1111111111
farm n
4. seeded i -
mime.. 10 n never MI s
1 oovenient to mchod n
leer further partle•Illats
to O. E. AUGUSTINE. D
LIKAME RESIDENCE Ni) HALF -
ACHE LIFT FOR SALE. with false
stable. The garden le. one of the ••.1 in the
di.trl.t for the growing of .mall it... "For
tern. and condition. apply W WM. ,TTS,
Idaltfore. 1 t
AN EXCELLENT' FARM F())
SALE.--'3nsere. ln a1'e,.t WVaw•ano.h• two
mile. from Auburn ; .nal a clay far,,. ahou4. IH)
a'•rem ender rulth•ntton and 30 to 40 acne.
limber. A well and tem springs wale
of r a
new (Mine dwellin a .cal tarn .table u d
O R. A
drive .hod. Apply '
tt� to a ROBERT.
SUN. (ladoricb. pp y
HOUSES FOR SALE.
1 hove for male.everal new home.. each, rnn-
twining hall, parlor, dining room. kitchen,
p ante ..a..hnon,, thrcr Ise: r'wnn. and rlo.et.
!trach �u. n Rod ccllnr extend hyp under the
whole hums.
Theme home. have all Iw'en recently nuking
and por•hawers w•,11 and t hum thoroughly %mho.
fartnry.
If yen ere n tenant you .1,0)414 come and sec
one; it i.choaper to buy n house than to pay
rent.
61 tf • J. T. GOLDTHORPF
YOUNG A• ROBERTSON, REAL
Enlate And 111.11111111.0 ARont.'. heal os•
tate for male or to let.. Proq•rtic.. handled In
nn)' part of the town and county. Fire and
Ole 1nenrnnce, Money to loan, etc.
PR4)PEHTIES FUR HALE.
A comfortable frame dwelling on 4.wex street,
with modern convenience-. A ntablo and
drivingg houwe.
A Commolln0. frame dwelling nn South and
Pieton .treb., with .table, etc.
A frame dwelling on Keay..treet.
Va1,1111 Ln, on Bruce .trcet nr, K.ewx street,
on Mnntn•al street, on Hnitnnoin road,
on 14 tire) rad. 011 l'mlar et reef.
Earn,, 4K0 mile* fro,n Carlow. 24) items. -.epee-
tor Moldingm good water .apply. orchard
and thul.'r lot.
F erm In West aVewano•k, within three mile. of
Auburn. An acre... God buildings and
water. •
Farm In tniborne, Lake Shone, four miles tuna
Ondde ieh. rn acres
Earn, on Hayfield rand, four mile. from, bode.
Orb. Into acre,
ran, no Hilton rood, one mile frau, (io.lerieh,
Pinworm.
For further Information Apply to
YOUNG k RfHERTS/1N,
Real Eel ate and In.0 re nen Agent., eicderleh.
(Mr,.: Next door to 14.11 Telephone ()Mee,
the Square. Ooderirh.
VOR SALE.---FOi'lt TOWN LOTH
S. on Hayfield road, smith of Mr.. ('a� p1.1 HIM
non'+ property. Apply to O. W. TIHOMSON dL
SON. 33-6 f.
VARA FOR MALE-FiiiTY ACRES.
h being north half of the cad half oe Mt No.
6, melee...lon 4. AAhfield; two mild, west of
i)nngannon. Good building.; two scree
orehanl : well underelralned ; +nfl clayha.
For pertlrular spies to GEORGE HmAI4ItIM.
Oolerlrh. Ont.
1 F.$IRABLE FARM FOR SALE.NeerthnrlllageofKintall A.hfloldtnwn-
. hear I6 Mlle.. town (Indcrirh And 12 111110' from
Lndknow, The *have property rmmpr1.r. A
1, Art of Inn Acmes 011 the main gravel real, near
•honl, rhur•h and post office, and is .nit)hlc
fnr ell her I'rotret ent or Itmnan Tntfol le fn.,,)
Ile.. The bnlldingm, which err In grew! .tate of
repair, emptier. wwell-hnlltroughened ho,
w,
3m fret q.am, with two ton.. ,., n gnol
bearing orrhari. The land I• tmanrpawed Int
fcrt tltt y the townehlp, with a neck rennlnc
In end mit of the farm, and I+ well Adapted Inc
the mixing of stock. The property 1. ntt►rcd
Inc the low flgem of 14.24,. a. the ,,weer 1.
unship, by eltvwmatnneo., to carry on the farm.
The monk and implements ren be fanlight nl. a
Inw velnatlnn, .mI fnvnrnblr form.. will be
given un. pnrehaser, If the farI. nnl woM by
the let day of Morelm, :. it will for offered for rent
nn Share., the .fork, ,mpinteent. and .eyed
fnrn�llnhed by thqq proprietor. Apply pteo,rnn,llyr
1' by totter
�jot'ItltIliTftl'HE:It LAMHEIIttTTI':7,
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LOCAL 'TOPICS.
Appointed Coroner.
The Ontario Gazette announces the
fpkoiutment Of 1)1'. F. R. Mengel.. of
Brtsdeu. L,Nnbton county, to ie ms.
sedate coroner of Laurbtuu county.
Dr. Y(;nget• is known to tuauy of our
residents, having on several occasions
visited here. He is a brother of
Crown Attorney Seager.
Charged with Perjury.
High Dunstable Gundry went to
Wruxuter Monday night and the
next 100ltlitt4( took Daniel Kaake, of.
that plane, into custody on a charge of
perjury itt connection with a trial held
there On the 0th df January. The_
prisoner was taken before Magistrate
Murton at W inghauh the Mance day, and
waiving preliminary trial, Was met-
mitted for trial at the June county
aeasiuus. In the meantime he is re-
leased on la•il.
Again a Prize -wiener.
An .4eviUlCr don•espondenL writes
The St. Thomas Juut•naI ,as f •Ws:
"We were pleased to notice• be
of. out esteemed young frien
Miss A. W. Green. cheese and butter
maker for the Aylmer Cheese and
Butter Association. as one of the
prize -w' re at the N'estern Dairy-
ntenb Association tion held in Ingeersoll
last week. Our heartiest congratula-
tions. Misr Green." Miss Green is one'
of Colborne township's ,uccesafnl
young ladles, and we are pie:used W
Mee she is 4111 among the winners.
The Black Knight Coming.
The Goderich Gospel Temperance
League bas made arrangeaneuta
whereby the Rev. J. H. Hector,
known throughout tie English..Ipeak-
ing world as the "Black Knight,' will
address the Gospel temperance meet-
ing on Sunday.. February lith, and
will deliver a lecture in the Temper-
ance Hall on Monday evening, Febru-
ary 12th. Mr. Hector is considered
cue of the greatest men the negro mace
has vet produced and everybody
should hear him. Admisi,ion. to loth
meetings. free. Further particulars
next week.
The College Girls.
The big musical production. De
Atex'., College Girls. will appear ,at
Victnt ix Opera House on Tuesday
evening next. Thi., is one of the
great nmsicxl hits of the season. The
'
leer Sale ' '
VOR MALE. -THE UNIV. iGNED
h*. fur ,Yale n M1an.ey"llarrin *cod and
grain dr111, laving no further oma for .arnp. It
is In 1r,4ehaee. •undltlan; I.ee been end • two
year. in 11.1.0. Half of price will be taken in
cord wood if Lorre able topnreha.er.-THIIMAS
PRECIOUS. !Meek, ..1159444. 76-:t
VASE BURNER HEATER FOR
1)) SA1h:.-e'nunte..• of Oxford. No. 10). In
drtm.le , eoarlitlou : will be mkt cheap. Apply
Mand
to H. Tl' VVOItU, cor. ('ambrla
orMand Trafalgar 'greet.
;Situations Vacant
LTENOGRAPHER 1V A N1' is D.-
F - One who he. been employed inn law oMce
and who :intimidated. bookkeeping ,and tanking
Moine. , preferred. Api'ty. 'tiding experience
and .eatery expected. to HON 296, (..derich.
TWO APPRENTICES WANTED
to learn dressmaking. Applyat ogRee.
HUDli1NS lt11OS.
BOY WANTED --APPRENTICE TO
learn printing. 11 or 13 yeare of age. fair
education. A g.mel opportunity Inc a bright
boy. Apply at TIL. OFFICE.
it Otice
NOTK'E.-THE ANNGAL MEET -
INU of the tnmte,e. of the Alexandra
-Marine and General flo+pital will he held at
the Court Home.. in the town of Oodcricle on
E'ridsy. the 1411, day of February, A. 1). loot at
M o'clock p m., for the, purees, of electing
tnt'teen 110,1 other buslnes.. D. McDONAI.U,
�cting Sect Wary.
RNIN(i•epANYONE FO U N D
TV tl peosln4 or carrying ere-nr,n' on any
tart of I property will to arrested end prose
Gated.1 i
• nod 1: C and K. C. ATTItILL
'0TICE. ' —
1
he West Ontario 'seise hallway Company
will apply to the Par ,vert of Canada at 11..
next ..e -.ton for meth' to build n branch
line from a paint nn the ' mpany . line at or
near the cine of I.m,don. On lo, in northerly
direction, through the aunt of Middbe.ex,
Oxford. Perth, Huron and-Hnie to a point on
lake Humn In the comity of Ho . , or Brace,
and for other purposes. ,
ANI)itkw' T. THUM )N.
Solicitor for the Appy nt...
Ottawa. 12th January, 11111, 71-
I 1REMS MAKE IL -MRS. W , .
111 TItE:MBLK4'. South edreet, oppo.lte Dhs.
clpin church. guarantee., perfect 114 and price*
rula.o,.able. 714f
1 lady band and orchestra it- most
attractive novelty. Matlaui Pick,artle,
the direct less. has atudiewl under some
of the lest masters in (lerUIMuy and
France and it a graduate of the fam-
ous Leipsic College. The Hist part
setting, "Ott hoard the Canadian Hal-
tleship U, da" -the ' first Canadian
man -of -war -is a mnslerpieee. Re-
member the date--1'hesday, February
0th. Everything refined ; ladies and
children especially invited.
High Constable Mackay's Resignation.
Owing to ill -health U. C. Mackay has
resigned the position of high clo-
sable for the county of Huron which
he had•held for sof many years, and Kt
the Laex'tipg of the conuty nettled Ixst
week W. H. (sundry was chosen to
rneceent him. Mir. Mackay was a
vigilant end competent officer au4Lit
is a matter for regret that his health
has given out. We hop( -that he y
in tillle recover& great portion of his
wonted rigor. His euccesurc, now
High Constable Gundry, in just the
man for the position and the county
council could not -have mute a,ietter
appointment.
House of Refuge Matters.
County Clerk Lane Was in Clinton
yesterday attending a Meeting of the
Use of refuge come:Mow. Among
th tatters discussed was the put. -
ch of sixty-seven items of laud, to
the noth of the present farm,, tllat is
offered r sale, and the inspector was
authuriz( to get an option on the
property a . report itt, next meeting
of the calm tire. The purcha .oe, of
some freshly -c tad COWS' in ;lice of
some dry ones, a • (1 the exchange of a
span of horses the are not quite suit-
able for the purpose hey are- wanted
for were left with the , mute of refuge
authorities and the pit ase of a new
cooking range Was decid: • on. -
- For Sale
1)1SPER8ION MALE -
'or
ItP014TEbIKD SHORTHORNS AND GIRADE
l'ATTI•F:
at HMeid& Stock Fano, Loodoi road, ono mile
mouth of Clinton.
on Wednesday, February 11th, 151tgit
(4) Shorthorn. and 12 tirade+. The Shorthorn.,
ere good cattle and well broil. imported 1011111
have been leirgely
Salo will 'omelette.. at 1 o'clock p.tn. .harp.
Timms: 4 month. on approved joint note.,
orb per cont. o1+eer nnmmm ogler melt
THUS, Gl'NI)RV. H. PLUMSTKKL,
—741.24. Aacth,awer. Proprietor.
UtTION SALE OF VALUABLE
L)♦ SUMMER iIOTEL 1'ROPk14TA' AND
C Arrne3.
Moment to the power of male rentnlned In it
naorteagee made by Nellie 11. Smith, there will
be otfernl for sale on the ppnnrmbe. by p)b11e
auction, by Thomas (luniry, anMl,nwer. on
Saturday, the:irl (lay of February,
A. D. 61411, .1 twcl%e o'clock noon •
The property known a. •Ihn Iloderleh Pnm-
,00r Hnlol, together with the laude 11.0,1 In cum
meet ion t here wit h.% is.. : bol. XI, Mho, :8.4.:W6.:547,
3atm, ON and :801, running numbers In the mid
town of (iolrrieh.
The bnlldlng enna.to of a three +tory brick,
m encored building containing n barge number
of rooms, conveniently lsld nut and well ndapf-•
eel for earrying on the bu.hem of a summer
hotel.
Thle property Ie pert [elderly well situated.
overlooking, a+ It doe. laom
!dike Huron. A n
wlderahte Moine.. ha.. in the pm.t been done,
and with proper management there I. no re.l.no
why It .hoeld not M' made one of the Mot
pa)•Ing hotel. of the kind on the continent..
There will .41w,, pennant to term- and .enn-
AitIon. of sole 'nicotined in a chattel mort�l,Rr
made by the old Nellie H. Sent ha he ndrn-4 (err
sale by pnhllc exertion "en bloc at the .ams
I Into and place, by maid electioneer, all of )ha
furniture hnu'eleold good., chattel., turnieh•
Ind. and fixture. of emery kind end deeerlpt Inn
In and a4"n the. mold hotel and premise..
There will he a reserved hid for both rent and
perw.not proort y.
Terns. And condition. of male will be node
known At 1 ho 111,1f o)
Fort her port teeter. may 4e had from Jame.
Smith and J. I'. Tl..1 ll, Tlinton, or the under
signed.
toted at Oolerleh, Lith day of Jannary, .5.
U. Inset
i'ROI'00"IOT. 11.1 YS k 1)1.ARt.
' e nIIeI1e'rx for Mortgngem0,
THOMAS (GI NDRY, Auctioneer. .7 1.1t
'33rd Regiment Officers.
The annual meeting' of the officers
of the Sind Huron regiment w held
at the Hotel --Normandie, Clinto un
Thursday of last week. Atie ty, 1
business transacted, which was chit.
of la routine character, the officer
drew up a scheme for the uniform re -
clothing of the regiment. Under the
system hither in vogue the various
c panies recess new uniforms every.
three eats It 10 a All in thesame
' Sae
S
year. Ate attempt Will 1e made to
secure now uniforms . th js year for
every company in the regiment. M).
that the 'checkerboard effect" will
he done navay with, and the."JItire
regiment $vill hereafter exhibit' the
same degree of smartness (or nhahbi.
nessk throughout.
Death of Mrs. McHardy.
The funeral of Mrs. Mcilatdv, relict
of the late Rotert McHardy, and
mother of Henry McHardy, of the
Goderich Lunhtx•r Co., took place at
Hluevale on Sunday morning of last
week. Mrs. Mclialdy died the pre-
vious Friday, M. the age of seventy
nine years. )its. Meliardy.'s maiden
name was Agnes Petrie and she was
born In Scotland. Last July she
suffered n paralytic •stroke,- from
which she never recovered. She
leaves two'w)uli. Harry and James, and
a daughter, Mrs. 4111110, Aitc•heson.
Her husband. Robert MrHnral . and
In* daughter Annie died several years
ago. Since the death of her daughter,
her grandaleugtlter Mims Anuie
Aitcheaon, had made her home with
her.
Death of Miss Lamprey.
The very large attendance at the
funet•al of Mins Annie Lamprey.
youngest daughter of 'Vin. Lamprey,
Huron road. on Tuesday afternoon
was art) evidence of the widespread
sympathy her sudden and untimely
death has aroused, Rev. .lanes A.
Anderson conducted the mervicts,
aesixtaal by Rev. James Hamilton.
The accident'in which she lost her life
has been a leading topic of conversa-
tion satire the regretted oecurrencte.
She and her sister were driving home
on their return from church and it
Appears she wait leaning forward to
touch the horse with the whip when
the- animal kicked, knocking the dash-
board against her. She fell out of the
huggy and ran to the side of the road
and fell down, depth ensuing almost
Immediately. She was taken into the
residence of Mr. Driver but nothing
could be done for her.
The Odeon Male Quartette.
'I'he third of the series in (he popu-
lar entertainment cometook. place
at the Opera House on Monday even -
Ing last and was met wit h a full house.
he performers were the Odeon Male
artette and Mina Nellie .Iaa'ksnn,
res and the pr)grnub was
thorn hly enjoyed. Miss Jackson
has a very pleasing visit} and stage
presence and has a remarkable facili-
ty as n mimic. and clever tike -offs
formed the main part of her program,.
She was to n large extent the life of
the entertainment and )net with
hearty applause on every appearance..
The (Afeons are snnlethimg After the
style of the Meister singers in their
seleeetionof pieces. The tliffetence in
physical characterimlics between the
Itletnlxer•M of the quartette rind ap-
propriate actions were employed at
times to lend a touch of h r to a
selection and in this lay part of the
entertaining power of their numbers.
They have good V0icen that Mend
1ieely in q tette singing and are
more of a success in this than ns
soloist.. A tenor solo by Mr. Lacey
and a hese sol,, by Mr. Hunt were
dilly applauded.
board, for the xploietntent of officers
and 0 'Gees' for the euwing year
acid for other huaineer, war fixed for
Feint/ivy 10th.
Wright v. G. T. R. Co.
Before the Cort of Appeal at 06.
amide Hall bast week, W. Prondfoot.
K. C., for plaintiff in the auction of
%Wright v. ti. T. It. Co., appealed front
the order of it Divisional Court setting.
,aside a judgment fur plaintiff given.
by Meredith, .1., upon the Mutinies of
a jru•y'tnr $:(t3, and dismissing the ac-
tion. Plaintiff war crossing a Dark
of defendants' at Seaforth on July
12th, .1004, defying in x waggon, when
the waggon was struck by a poising
train, and he wait thrown out and in-
jnretl. The Divisional Court held
that it "11J1 the duty of plaintiff to
have looked Wwanlr the east as well
as towards the w'emt when he was ap-
proachialg the railway- track, and that
the Inci. that there tuns an engine and
a train which: might approach from
the weal was not IC stall( sent reason
for not looking to the )mixt ; that bad
he hooked lie lit have inlet) the train
.and ,avoided the accident; his not
looking was, therefore, allot a (natter
of contributory negligence, but the
reel cause of the Iaccideut. Plaintiff
contended that the rtvtl cause of the
a eri(ent was the omission to sound
the whistle or ring the 1e11, and the
fact !that there- Was no wuhebnlan h)
1rive warning at the creasing. %V. R.
Riddell, K. (,., and 11. E. Itose•,•ior de-
fendants. contra. Judgment , 1• e-
aerved. -' -
The Hospital Fund.
- The action of the county council
last week in rescieyding the grant of
$1.19111 to the coon's, hospital is not
-
particularly creditable to that Imxly,
audit is to be hoped the members will
reconsider the matter; and give the
hospital the support which such
a project deserver. Councillor Mc-
Lean ohjet:tett tit motional y, to
the Motion rescindipg the grant
and wan backed up by Conucil-
tor McKenzie and other members, but
the tnajorit y favored the motion.
Vhile the opening of the hospital may
n he deilayed the promoters will
ha increased ('difficulty in meeting
the ' ancial obligations involved un-
less istance epto's from tither
q uarters. Here is an opportunity for
the citize - of Goderich to show the
stuff of whi they fare made. and by
giving the Itotial' scheme more en-
thusiastic and ore generous support
than ever prove hat they are nut to
be daunted: by at It unforeseen set-
backs as that which s been exper-
ienced at tht.hands of the county
council. ('nntrihutions hge or numb
will he gladly received ..ti will a seixt
n project that deserves 11 of Ilbe
connuttnity. Doting the pas • week a
cheque for Nal has been r ivtd
from Benj. Allen. of Chicago, as an
auldiT to the fonds. This is most
encouraging, and we trust that many
will follow the splendid example of
Mr. Allen end others who have con-
tributed generously to the project.
The ladies who have been chiefly in-
strumental in the establishment of the
hospital have hail :. long, tedious and
difficult task. Now that their efforts
are almost jo tie crowned with suc-
cess in the opening of the hospital the
people of Goderich njundd show their
appreciation of such unselfish labors
and not allow them to be embark -staled
by the action of the 'county council.
Standby the hospital ! -
ChildrAnis Aid Society.
The annual meeting of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society even held bit the
e,atrt h.Atee 0n Monday afternton'IrysL
The attendance- sear. lfrt no large is
the Morita of the work deserve. lame,'
Mitchell, president, Wee in the chair,'
and its the aabsenre of the-sert'ethry, A.
Bissett.l'h . It. S. Williams per-
formed his ditties. The report of the
executive was ream: by the, pn•sident
and went into details of the work
done during the year, showing nine
individmtls taken charge of by the
Sioeie and )laced in the London
t n
r 1
shelter 01• in foster home~ or other•
wise 'started on the rad to a useful
lite. TWO Other cases -one ill town
and the other in a northern village -
were engaging the attention of the ex -
et mite, 1 the c itt'e ex premed
its opinion that the county yenned
should appoint a county officer who
would have charge of child-n'seue
work In the Whole county. The
treasurer's statement Was lead as fol-
lows : -
Rnlmcelfrmh 14tn • 41 0 84
FCC, received ...... ..,.. 1 Na
Con,,ty °omaell grant .. . . .......... . All 411
110134
Goderich Public Library.
The monthly meeting; of the public
library board wan held last Saturday.'
A corn nHlMeat Ion frnrn the town clerk
announced the appointment to the
board by the council of 11. i. Strang
for 1918 and '07 to fill out. the term of
Rev. Joseph Elliott, resigned. and the
reappointment of John K.rnighan for
179 '07 and 'IIt4. The member?' of the
board for the present year are Meteors.
Tom, Kernighan, Rolrertasm. Reid,
Tigers, O'Connell, Strang and Kidd.
The lihrnrinn't report for Dece•nther
9howd receipts, from sale of cards
and . catalog*4re and from finer; of
$6.791, and an issue of 1.1901 hooka and
tnitgazines. It was resolved that the
old IIIAgiizilien be pput top in parketten
of six months anti let ()tit to readers as
hooks, l'he otter to the lihrnry from
Mr. Strang of some hooka, formerly
belonging In the late Judge Masson,
was 'weenie.' with thanks. Vot•n of
thanks were mused to the C. P. R.
and lie T. R. authorities for their gifts
of pictures for the wall. Of the reeding
room. l'he ensiled meeting of the
l
Miss Wells; Mlis MtVittie'and F. T.
Egeper. The first address w,ar by
11'Ill. Bailie, of 1)ungtinnon, who
spoke very earnestly and appropriate-
ly .on the sacredness of hoof, and
home life. John Kernighan followed
with a few interesting remarks. con -
eluding with it Scotch snug which
elicited a hearty eneot•e. 1t. M.
Young, of Carlow, wars the next
speaker and after some introductory
remarks he gave it humorous Scotch
reading which was listened to with
11,4)41 enjoyment. The last eddreysof
the evening. watt by Jatuoes
chell, who stoke ' eloquently of the
1 and woman's wpd)e4e. ,a subject
along the line of the work of the
W 'n'sl Institute. "Gist Save the
King', brought to a clue a very
surmssf ul and enjoyable evening.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
When 700 want to brighten' utt, the interior
of your home Wilmer Ntnit h'. 1a the place logo.
Art Pictures. Mauro frothing, high-grade fur-
nlrarc, uphul.teritte, etc,
tVluter i. rut over yet by any mean., a. the
,,.pert of enure phi. heorning .how.: n 111),',
Is the making of hobby winter tailored gar
menu at F. J. Pridhanl'.. Setiefactiol,g,iara,.
toed In anything you want.
A new cement floor in Gundry Bros.'
livery stables makes quite an iulpruve-
meut.
Mr, and Mrs. John. AntlrewH have
moved in froiu the Hayfield notal to
t Nie residence on P:a5t street.
Its Gore District Mutual Fite in-
let' re Co. has again declared a re-
fund or the year of 2► ter cent.
W. ,Prow's & Yon shipped 1,1910
I)ushels of barley to Portland and two
cars of w eat to Chathatu this week.
We tegt •t to have to annpunce that
Thos. hue, East street, who has leen
ill for 1 c t1e time past, continues
in ae et -it ill c ditiou.
'Manager Mc an, of Victoria Opera
House, is thakin an engagement with
Porter J. 1Vhite I • r the production of
..Faust" on some . te in April.
Misses Bertha a d t,ouiaa Min•
daughters of Richard loin, Colborne,
''were brought to to •n 'last nigght,
having been cotutuitt , to jail as
insane.
(ita,d printing on Rood ' . r is n de -
.light to the eye and a pleas. oro W the
merchant, manuf*eturer o profes-
sional man. The Signal does to oth-
er kind.
))14111'nsg0059T8.
In Itrown rant. fktyarld $4I +3)
In Brown cm.'•, W'b,throp . • 11 t5
Balance In bank .. .., ..... .. ,27:e
41M 34
Both reports were adapted nM most.
Matisfactory, and the election Of of-
ficer?. for 15991 resulted in the re•
appoint lient of the old staff its fnllowst
1 re0id.nt, Ins. Mitchell ; wits. presi-
dent. R'. S. 1Villinms ; mecretnt•y-treas-
urer.- A. Bi'ewtt-Theon • executive
ronnnittee-Men. Jan, Rndertson, Mrs.
J . it Brown, \Ins. C. 1k'rk, Mrs. M. C.
Mwiinson, Mr,. S. Clark. The meeting
(hen con sidertel I be (•.18014 still undin-
tosed of. referred to in the executive
committee's topin't, and (trebled to
leave them in the haeme of the exert" -
tier.. to 1)e dealt with s might neem
advisable. The meeting then ad-
journed.,
Women's Institute Oyster Supper.
The anmtel oyster sapper of the
Go !evicts branch of the Women's
Institute is one of thlmte affah'M the
announcement of which is always
received with pleasant expectations.
An excellent supper and an evenings
enjoyment of serial intercourse and
entertainment are invariably .ensured,
but the armlet gathering of last
Thursday evening 'teemed even better
than those of other yearn. 0. was
held this year in the OddfeIlows' hall,
which wets taxed W entnfortably
nreontexlate the large .'ant any.
Five large tables were kept a►InlnMt
ronstHutly filled during the hairs
arranged for the temper end the
waiters were most ar.1ulhbo1a in their
attentions tot�% it• gtlests. Atter the
simper the tattles were• removed and
the preei.dent of the Institute, Mrs.
bootee Salkeld, took the chair and en ex-,
eell'nt pnrgrun of le and nddreeers
was given. the first number being an
inns rumen) al duet., a medley of Scottish
14l(4 inbon.,,' .11(1)4'dlay, linnet' anniver-
nn, y, by Misses Mitchell and Trethew•
ey. Vdesl solo* were pleasingly ten-
, dered. by Miss Julia Johnston, Carlow.,
Night calls for the firm of E uer-
son & Turnbull will be anew
either 'from their office, Hamilt n
'street, or from "Dr. Turnbull's res
dence, Nelson street.
On Tuesday Gabriel Reeves was
bruuklht up from Seaforth and lodged
in jail, being sent up for trial by Thos.
Hays, J. P.. on a cbafge of theft.
He will probably be tried tomorrow.
Court (iudericb, No, a2. 47."0. F.,
trill nowt next Tuesday, 0th inst.
Report*: initiation and application.+..
and arrangements for the supper will
be the business. A full attendance is
earnestly requested.
F. J. Pridhxnb left Tuesday morning
on as trip to some of the . bBsiness and
fashionable eentleo, including some of
the United Staten cities. Hislidea is to
get the bent in his line and to note -any
mu -cities that may be of benefit to the
patrons of his fungous tailuring estab-
lishment.
W. Warnock on Saturday received
a handsome memento of the Great
"North weMtet•tl Exhibition sof 1(1(k;, in
the shape of the silver medal given by
the a of C tierce o e
Mink rc G th person
taking the hugest number of pri7.1'M 11
the shoal. 'flue Bank ham Imam giving
such a medal annually foo' am)1)10 years.
The Goderich Renal Estate and In-
eur ace Agency (O. F. Carey and 1).
F. H,oulittki harm taken n space in The
Signal for the announcement of,lh'Op-
erti.s for ,.ele in town and elsewhere:
Those who are looking for investments
in n•al estate should keel) track of
theme announcements. 4.110111 will Ile
fount) nn page 1.
1,
1 . A..1r, Kun nude his find 'visit to
his stony, wince his accident. on Mon-
day, and since then him leen out
"walking." with the aid of a couple of
.,lirks, hut tti{1M the operation a some-
what painful (Me a,. yet. Mr. McKim
mays he will Iiie ready for 0. foot race
heft re long th,nigh and his many
friends [time the tiute any he short.
A. 1). Mebenti, of ifrle'an Bros., re-
turned from Montreal '1'thesday night
and. m a erne., brought with hint a
;;suit case" full of men's and 1oy'1i
(lathing for the coming wtatnh's trade.
This firm ate Molle local agents for the
cel,hrntesemi-ready clothing, and
(arty ntl plete stock of name imit-
able fur every tste and requirement.
We .an' pleased to note At any time
the foreign businems dune by our4ncnl
o)nr•chanls, and Prid ham, the tailor,
nectfM to be doing his :Mitre in Witt
line. A customer itt' Indian Head,
writing under date of January Lied.`
mends a very enmplhnentary letter :
"flattest arrived in excellent condi-'
tion and are ierfretly natinfaetory.
Find unclosed cheque for nm(unt.
Your, truly, —"
• Mr. Bagley, demonstrator for the
Canaelian Kodak Co., will give a
practical denb,,omtration on the work-
ing of veins paper and the d.•velopling
of 1111nm without the 119P of a dark
room with the new lamp developer.
Prints froyour negatives Made free.
Development of your ekposedl flluhs
free. Two M'sslonm, from 2 to :i p. nI.
and 7 to N p. ti ., Monday, February
6th, at my studio. H. R. MALLOWS.
Have you :wen the knight in C. C.
bee's show window ? 14,. n it "14 rap-
per," sure .no'tgh, but the stuff of
which he iM made will withstatel touch
hard SSW' before site goes into the
"scrap ht• aq. l'he figure is Orn' of
Role ftraigie, 1nge'ninun prexlu(•tiems
and is a credit to him Inventiaeness.
Another attrertive window on the
Square is itt W'na. Sharman',. mho( Mtln',
where it flteplaee casts a warn) glow
over i . surroundings.
t r ndingn.
7'h. seating eapa►eity of the Temper-
ance nce hall was taxed to its Minted Inst
Sunday :Memnon et the usual Sun-
day arteri eorb Gospel tonlle*atnee-
tneeting, which Wax ,add,-e,ww41 1jjyy• C.
M. Ikzz). The Blackstone OrehFmtra
furnished the nnlmic and two little
Orin. Hazel iielehe•r and OerN, Gra-
ham. very sweetly sang a duet. The
meeting next Shmdsy will he addrem.d
b y (i, F. Blair, Then, will b e
special nmmic. Everybody (Mmes
On Monday numbing (4,relry Ilrom,'
'bots team haul * lively runaway !nen
the Mt.4tion, where the horses were
mtanding. The 'tom onlllde1 with An
electric light pole at the end of East
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -FEB. lat.
The Lorne Wt• (vat
neon-W'llkln uu 1'lo'ugp l'a,
Toronto. 3
Winter Reseda 1a February -}'. F. laweaece a
If 'Von Are in Need --W, It. Pinder. 3
So'oml tthinment of rprligc Goode -J.11. Cot
bonne 4
Dispersion halo --H, 1'lummeol. 4
You 1',.,, 14.041y A)Mrd, eta -P, T. Dacha e
New Spring -ducal.- U. Millarl'o 4
Seed and Hemi brill for sale -Than. 1'reclour 1
New Spring Good. - %V, A. McKim 3
F'urul.M,d Hume Wanted -Tho Signal 1
The Find Arrivals for Spring -Redstone. Brea a
Valuable Farm for Sale -O. K. Au0100101111
Fur Coate at ('oat - lteg. Black ;p I
Oudericlt Real Entitle and Insurance Agency -
'Cluny k Ha,,tllnk • 1
Announcement- It. R. Hallows., 1 '.
1)e ANAs College 'lilrie-Vlctorka Owe
Howie
11'. Between $e,w,onn-W. 1'. IMdbam 3
11.1 Mau Had to Du the Washing -J. 8. Haw -
khan. .. ............... 7
Property.for Ogle' -Young & )tobertoon 1
no
street laud also with one a block fur-
ther down the street, sand itt loth
cases the pole keel teed. breaking off
at the ground. where it had evidently
rutted through. At the knotting fate!
torp the horses bnike rew*y from the
'Ines but were captured. The 'bite also"
sustained considerable damage. '
The many friends of Neil Meteor,
who lives near the sutnniter hotel. will
be sorry to hear that 1u, haul to have.
his leg anaputate(l at the knee on Sat -
'inlay hest. He haat had disease its the
bone of the leg' fur over forty years
and has suffered nknxe tor less all that
time. During the past three years he
has undergone• thee, or four opeta-
ti0u4 and haul all the diseased bone
removed. Just when it was thought
it 44114 finally cured, an the tone bawl
gtvaa•nn.�up new ,and solid, he developed
Skin cancer over the part and had to
have the leg r• -ed. He is doing
well and It is hoped he will moon be
around again.
WINTER SPORTS.
Leuit.Thurrdey night the Tecutn*ehs
gave the Coronations a Whitewash in
a town hockey league game. ,
The seventh regiment intermediate
O. H. A. learn scored its 100111 Vic-
tory last Friday eight, defeating
Clinton by 7 goals to 4. The score at
half time wan'' to 2.
Last Friday night u good crowd
witnetaed the match between the
Seaforth and Gnderich Q It. A. inter-
mediates at the West street rink.
'he g was rather one-sided and
I not of the fast•rt kind. The Sea -
701 h boys were as ,a whole inferior to
the . timeplayersin weight. but even
dowt to the little left-wing man were
ready to •'butt in." The first five
goals w. t to Goderich, followed by
two for aforth. Goderich scored
three mo before ,halt time, hnakinR
the score at tall time A to 2. Ooderich
scored first i the .ecoud half ; then
Seaforth scot twice close together
and Iloderich p t in five more before
the close, tuakin the total score 14 to
4 itt favor of t home team. The
visitors have Sonne good individual
players but lacked c mlination. The
referee w•as John l't ks, of Clinton,
who was impartial in h' rulings and
h teams for
follows :
neaten
von
ruled off menthe' S of
tripping. The line-up w
,.IA roam
A. Westcott 10101 D. Me?
J. McCulla•h point J. (:am 11
J. Mekends moot point. R. C rli tr4
Ileotye H rover M aw
Spot= metre -fir
p etre Ivo
F'. Shell erm left wire D. McDona
1). Stoddart right wing F'. Mcdaw
A meeting -of group No. 8 In
mediate O. H. A. wase held at Clinto
on Monday and a sncslule of the post-
poned garter W104 drawn up. On Titer.
day Clinton defe,at441 llenwtll at Clin-
ton, 10 to 2, A. Melv,r, of Goder•ieh,
acting um referee. ' Lama night Lontbm
defeated Seaford' at Meaforth. 4 to 0 ;
mill tonight Goderich goes W Clinton,
The ante c ) be )
games t t. played' a as
Y 7
re
1
follows : -
Feb. 1-Goderieh at Clinton. '
Feb. 1--Mcafot•th at Henkel!.
Feb. 2 -London at Goderich.
Feb. (F -London at Clinton.
Feb. 0-0txh'rich nt Seaforth.
Tomorrow night whatmoires to
be the lest g e here is billed to take
Ware at the rink, when 11opldon will
play the hems' roam. Tho London
GM III ilan not yet been defeated this
season ,and a special train haat leen
arranged to tiring tip a crowd of sup-
porters. 1'hote who want to see a
good g • of hockey should not fall
to be present and help the Foye to
score n win. The result of our game
will 1e a lending butt* in deciding
the district cbampionnhip.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Don't fail to we the street parade by
diadie4i band with Do Alva College
Girls next Tuesday at noon.
OvMTEtt SIMPER AND fiwu..--Court.
Goderich, No. 32, ('.(►.F., will hold
their annual oymter supper and ball in
the Othlfellowm' Half, (inderie•h, un
Thursday. February 8th, Mup x'r
servd.feom 11 to 14:3) p.m. Dancing
at 9, There will be excellent mimic,
and this wilt be one of the best events
of the s,,slin Tickets, 77)e. a ('nttple ;
:midnight billet, gentle4ne'n, 10c. E,a-
eryteody come. God Mave the King.
Toms. Iluenow4N,, '(7.11. ; 1 'M. MC.
Special Rath to New Orleans
For the Mardi (cram Fentl'ities at
New Orleans, 1.4, The very low rate
of ane -way first-class fere, plus p,21
for the round trip, will be In effect.
(4000 going Fehrnary 21st to 20th.
Valid returning on or before , March
ani. '('all nn ngcntm of Grand Trunk
Railway ft* full tetrtitailsh.•
'
BORN.
FI(1T7.L1Y.-le O,lrri' h. nn Tnemela •, lee.
Mary tkd, te Mr. and Mr. Joe. Frit ?ley, .4
wn,
\1i $)N 5Lp lbs//,- w'•
1 ).-in 1 n h, m, edne.,lnp.
JAmure531,), to Mr. and Mr.. Allan Mc1Mn
:dd, 0 sun.
DIED.
1..1)11•It EV. -In Oo,lcrlrh. on Snndny. Jounary
tat h. Annie, ynnnge-1. eh:fighter of W'n,.
Lamprey. Huron road.
MHdtite tio. In l)nnpemum, on Friday. Jon
)are 06 h. Richard Marrow. aged 4,1 yen.
and 11 meet hr,
1)1•TV. In 1'alhnrno tnwn.hip, nn Thurolay.
.tannery to h, Henry Hunt ,need 7.5
moot h. and 21 day..
Mt ltAltl'V. In Itlnevale on Japvary Inch.
Agee- PM rte, r••llet of rho Igoe Robert Mc
hardy, aged 79 year.,
OWEN)4, In Fast WAwano.h, on Jannety
YJtd, John Owens, anted 77 yeses.