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FIFTY \IVFII YEAR -No. :1041
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GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : DECEMBER 6, 191'61
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Before you select your Periodicals
for 1907 read the list of
SIGNAL
CLUBBING OFFERS
011 Page 6.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
VANAWItR & ROBi:RTOON• Pt/immune
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Financial
ONE DOLLAR
starts A savings *(•count: Little by little *mall ,1111%
are deplwilld in the Blank. and in w1 incredibly short
time the owner of the account finds that his y has
increased In alumni magical fenhion,repiying hint ninny
times over for the rmral) ••privations" he may have u1t•
dergone In order to provide for the proverbial "rainy
rely." rte Four {ler tent. interoi.t paidd on eklp i Its and
money can hr withdrawn at any time.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
Goderich Office, - Corner North St. and Square.
W. 1. 1 i O RTO N, 'M aNAGER.
1
111.111110
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AROY ADAMS
• TMaenra 1IY PIA.n
M/ndto 1n hank of Montreal 14111,•►.
Lentistry
xis
E. HALE. I.D.N..
Mete.o r Monk'
IDe. Tumblers tad stan.L4
Medical
I) R.Y. EMMEiLMON a T11{NRl1Li.
A. T. KwMCMs- w, M.4).
\\'. M. Tunisia 1.1.. M. 0.
()Meek 1lendlt on at net. 'Phone be.
1)r. Emulersnn'a reablene•. w. Ih.s44+ at reel.
Upp.lte Victoria .tort ikon h. 'phone• lore
I)r. Turnbdl'. re•.adenee. Nrl.rin .trrrt•
Next Shaw',. .tom, 'plume 121.
111t. A. H. MACK LIN. M. H.
Jl t'Hl'ntilAV AVl MI'It13M)V
Special attention no Eye. Kar. Nor nal
Thmat. (Mire and re.idenr,•. old Nankai Mot-
raaal, o newite PostoIMrr, "%'' l wt.. llyderir6.
Telephone No. 101.
Lem
GODERICH MARKETS.
T,1emia%Y. November 2.44 h.
Fall %'heal, Iw•r 1.114,, new VII 4114 to It n M
Spring wie•at, per 101.h. nem .1 N1 h1 11 eta
Rye, Inver 6114 a 4.1 to 11 (.i
lurk wheal , 10•r bu.l' ale to 0 .Yl
it 31 to 41 31
0 -i to 0 77
Is j:1 u. 11 44
. Is V) to 1e NI
2 .%l to ..Yl
.NP t•• tau
. 1e 1n In 111 ni
Short.•, iw'r 4, .. al 4n to Pa a,
Hay. ler Intl . ...... • • ,., ... 12 4a) to 1. pl
Wood, per enol 5'4/ 44) a 141
hotter. 43 r Ib 44 *4 to n *41
Cheer, per Ili 0 1.1 to 0 14
tints. (reel,. ,per dos 4 0 YI 40 to t 1
Pointer.. ... .. 0 :r1 to 11 (,.i
4•ntt Ir. owlln'y to goad. peeewt3 40 to 1•IM
I attic export per cwt 3 311 to 3 .YI
Ilnq.. il.e weight. per esta ul to s In
S gang i..ndr 1 141 to A In
Sheep, per cwt 3 on to :1 Ali
IIam. per Ib o la to a le
Harm'. torr Ib 0 41 to 0 *1
Lard. per I6 1.1 to 1:.
Tallow, per Ih ... ... 0 W In 0 44
Illde'. per cwt s :rl to i YI
SheepSkin. 4.1 to 4.4
Thicken. .. ...0 10 to 11 10
)lOut 44,. market. M. page 1.)
oer 6u,h., nett,
{Y,... per bash
larle)4101 bu-h .... .....
}tt'rcening•1 per tIv'
Flour, fanul. Isr ra•1.
I Ir, pnt"III. fMet ew'1
11 n. iter Iota
Wanted
HIDES WANTED.
Farmer•• Lring along all your hide,. to (lode -
rich Tangier/. where you will gel the flight -t
market ppii'••..IrlOWL W. F. c A. S.ICIT1I
Ilo.lerk•11 Tanner). I m
'tIAMERON k KILId)IIAN, IIAlt-
,' RIMTKIW aolkitnewnalerlea, rt... 04lee.
1*gei11011 Mt., third door from aqua re. I i.derle6,
oat> M. O. CAMERON, K.1'. J. L Kllr
LORAN.
PtOUI)recrr, HAYS k IILAIlt,
hnrHalrn, +dMIUM.., , '4.rks {mbar tin •-
toreln the Mari floe foxes, rte. /Hiker, rest -ire
Agnate nest dons 1'. A. 'airn:.rr 'F). 4'ri
vette fu to kart er k w.r.t rales of mesal.
W./ 'IWOO'I, K. (', It 4'. HAYS.u. F'
pp.
dLAlk.
0. JOHNMTON, HARKISlt
I'K,
Ma .olklor, notary mile% r•on,ntimai tier.
etc. Money r0 loan. Other, 411101'. Hamilton
and tie. Ands 'w arreela. li der4rh, Ont.
IEKIN4O
RISTIt
Alone
L DI('KINIION. T
k (JARROW. B Alt•
attorneys, aolk'Itor+, rte.,
In lend at Iowret rote.. 4''
AltLloa (IAKKIIW, 1.1.)4
Insurance
Loam. etc.
JOHN ('RAlti K. 1.1FE. F1KI':
and arridrnl Inn Agent for leading
Mutual and .tock r•ompp*en . In.nrnore in all
effecl,.l 011 he'( pian• (t 4,'0'••1 sit.••.
('all et ruler, , orner We111 met and Square,
3
Of adder•. J, w KU
'. C.I IF„ li 1 a erich 4)nt.
Tole .hm'r 21
•
HKI1.1.01' MUTUAL'IHh: IN -
c (' It A N I' E 4' O. -Fenn x414 i-ol»trvl
town proper ' ',nosed. Value oft pert))' in -
tared 11p town. la met fialaal,aal 1 )lIie.r.
and Missions: J. H. African. rte..; Power,
vlrspie• ; Jae, 1'ennolly. 43, Dab% M lhe•s
l nes, J. Watt. Jita &Yarm, J.11, title%r, J. 'emu%
eek., diastase :T. I . Hays, SeafMh, wee• tar)
tretwo rer:lnape•tM". ware -.t 44,41101 to ..
J w. Yen, Holmaavilh•. agent for West
futon. Iblk'y-holler• eon .u) owlownw• 14
rout
,t lei .i•l ]A r. t
and 1 their raidw receipt
t'Retan,er al McLean tiro. Palace 1 loth/
Roes UcdaArh'
Marriage Licenses
WALTER E. KELLY.
dims:Rices.. ONT.
Watchmaker. Jeweller and Optician.
kion.
lewder of Marriage I.ln'n.c*.
TTLANK MITER OF MARK1•
r All F. 'Menem l lerlerl'.h, l ml.
Auctioneennli
1
THOMAN OITNi)kY, I.IVE14'TO'K
and general evict Idmm•r, ha. Nino, ed from
Hamilton 141'44n to naw 0111'"• on South Start•
where he will he found nt .11 t irnr+ w•h'.n not
crying .ere.. Tera. r•n4nnable and every ed•
der. tlaed to el 3 .you ...at I da.'.t ion. 'Moue .10.
44E'OROE BF( 'K ETT. OENFHAi.
Vf Wirt Mnmer4Il1 1111,11111,0114t reel, Ilodet rh.
1'. 0. lox eel. .SII Nles will nrri cr •Ime•Ix)
nttenlinn. 1 will Loy mem ,aline ,Io,k of
houw•hokl good. for e„rh. and will w•11 yml
.40yr., f.I nJt Orr molter++r'. spring+. rte.,
cheap. fall .1,1d •.•r a' hat we not do for von In
IA?. lino. 171.:1•Itl;4: 4,4:1'1:1•:'IT. 4 'Hadi)
Shop. (J/deri.h.
ams
TIIE
STERLIN(, BANK
' OF CANADA
Ilgan Ureact • Tom41vm
A11'I40nt?Rn carers'. fl.annu
I' ('08444)IATF:I liV SI'ETLII. A('r
114' DOMINION I'.AIII.I.%mit:YT
To ItE(,F:1VF: mFa'4t.•+1TS
To err)111(Ml*te the Farmer,.
eve hn.•e have opened Manche.
in the villages of
)UNGANNON,
VAV RNA anti
RNA
We sdklt the Patronage of the-
F.IR)tB*.
A.11.144 N?T104 1)IMW', 11•VTKTI.
SAVINGS BANK Ala'0l'Q"f
opened by de•p4n441t of *1111
Interest at :t , comp l-
ed quarte(1)
GODERICH BRANCH
A. U. U.AMll.4.. Alae..,,....
For Bale
1,4.0E SALF» - - TW() IIKAVY-
I' IrltAt'I1HT Mlle., Ike Shire croon.. wall
weigh *lout 1.7,44 each at maturity. floe
two year., one rimingthree rear. In fool. Apply
.
to JAM. HA YIF:V,Albert.IbAlbert. Li n.
1) EOIMTEItRD SHOIt1'HORN ('AT.
It TLF: FnH MALY- -Th re yearling boll..
-ilei by Jett %'Irtor -4.17147 Imported. dean.
▪ Itwl by Ahenlei•n Item ::14 Innworted.
Two n.I Lull a.d v.•., elms,, 111011th. Old. Aired
Ilpot'.' MI+.I" 113111',.. darn- got lay AIN•n11Y•11
•ro llmtort.d4 . 4ow. anal 44•Ifer.. all age..
1'rf.ee errs nsw/mable. Apply $I',11tH.AAI
HIU)S„ Morp•1h. Kent 4 0.. that. li•Y1n.
Lt01I YALE. --A 0()On-(1)N('OH1)
eh4. with hgp 1..
. Two, low wheels. and li ht1e)'.. 4'. ..
11' A LTe 134, N',.t .,(Reel.
flYW0 Hl'OOIES, ONE CL'TTF:R
1 AND A (Valli I.IOIIT WAOON, recently
pnrehnwd from M. 44'. Hoe ell. for wile ncenp.
.apply at 114.144. 1'. LEE'S hnnlw'.r,' atom. tf
To Ment
L\Ol1 EN1'. .t I) VEI.I.IN(i 1►N
1'
Keil)...toil.
A dweling dnr',Lbd or mol 1, near Inke front:
modern 1x111% A'lllellre•,
Fun 1%Lr.--Tao new dwelling. 'nn A ugle•en
-tort : oa• dwrllloh ire 1'leton ones ; alar
h0ikling lot. on Klein ..ream•, 1.:•••••••114t heel.
I'Mar.r n.•t and line.4111'?. .
N' titre. .1 few 44..,,.l•1w01 hour. or room:
,Pear lite Lake, 10 rent hit n
the . •r seer'.
'sal Ynl' 3444 a: 84111KRTS4 r\.
Meal Estate for bale.
/It NAL.(:.- TAY(/ ('11(111'R 1.(718
In the old lint -row pop•ny. (Me on the
con r of Elgin avenue anal Market .tree•t, and
the. •r on Market+Inr•1. %Voter ,.•r, lee on
rem • weer? along F:Igin arenvie. Threw
lane an mil oiled In the town'. e0e.t residential
•ee•114m , wl:h(n Iwo minute.' walk of the
em nate• ' Icor alnk•ulars apply In .1. 1'.
nigH1'34. eater .
N10SA .K. It ST(1111' III►l'ME
on: Ang '+r'n .Inst, Il _on>' Imus o"
Vnader •Irw•t. ' .tor) tem.,. 011 Napier .trees,
near 4'al hulk. r un•h, I1 .Ito)' hint.. 'm 4Igin
1' elem.. 1 -lots 14 uw• of Keen'sU''r1, 1 '40r)•
Iso..' nn Viet aro Inst. 1 story Mirk 1u111,'. h.
wdtflnl.a bargain brk-k .'ant In I'ollorne.
near IMnmiller, n dendbl in%r4.e mens frit n
111041 a'ih •null npit L Earn. fru' wile 10 nm'
.'rt of Ilumo fount.. 1'1/1'34(4 & pO0KItT
,34, liele•rIrh. (hit.
▪ •
LN►Lt-SALE. Til 1I111'ME ANI)
1.1 lot un 16t-n.r .1 wet. Iimlerieh. punned.
buil% • •14 of the Central w• a, There nn• a
mnulrr,4 fruit tree. 011 1lie 04 ,41441 the prop.
rat i+ r.n eenkllll)' 11w•NIRI : aolld nuke n
sMlkl Mlkling bd. .4 pad) 31115. M. A.
i (1.1.44x.'M•If111pg.
L'Olt SAL.. OR ro 1 .NT, --A
V Ile.( e111Me darnrtr tam innve,t l llwano.h,
cone..•.jonA, MI •!, ,o it h 114 nem. I n Kona
-time of rnit(ral dol. well tenerd• well ntemd,
gond orchard. Ione lank horn, gond 011W%
I Anti-Abr. Mark+math •hap and .1011' nt . utter
of fano. .'novenient to w•111101 nod rhum , 14
mile. 'rum 1'. 4'. I(.+Intiol nt Auburn. Te n.
,say. %V, A. HAII111:4034, 1.urkn0w, at}
VEW HOUNK FOlt SALE, --(44.
Britannia rend. ea.? of Mnrne '
.
sterol. •o Apply to 11. M. 1411.1.11011%1411.1.11011%EngEng
E X('KLLEN'I' FARM FOR
A N SALE -en Wrest in \Vc,I We wan eh. t
mile. from Auburn ; .edl n chit loom, hbotlt 41 l
11'.1.1!4 miler•u?Uralln11 /11111:M4 to M acre,
limber. A well 01111 two awing. of water, '
ne'v ru'nr.4wrling, n g.ww1 lora, 4lnble rod
driving heed. Apply 1 , Y0t'NO & HOB4:RT-
I•n. (ttdrrh•h
YOIINO k KO11EHTh1ON. REAL
/fatale nod I...unmet. Agent.. ILMI os.
lots for snit or M let Properties handled In
one port of Ito tuw'p mewl cent)'. Faro and
Ilia Imnrnnce. moll'.) to loan. etc.
�4.
IV ESTE RN LAN 1►44.
4:1'111):4; n fnH.ES,ILK OR ItKTAIL.
:11,311 scar- in the I'm%lure of Saskaleb-
eaan. Thn•" prperrite block, of land in
difforont hist* of I be Province.
Thew land. have all been carefully act
e•1,4 and here Leu `er-ouall • Inspected
1.1• the '1nlrrslin.d. tt'lll he .Q141 In black
or retail. to suit p'lrrhao'io. Term,. ca.y.
There never was time In the
when boots were rl.inr In ..alae 1) fed.
All ladle&lone point to larger Immlgnglon
Not tapelt than es re before. Move
quickly If you want to -hane In the areal
wont« robe male.
Addree. all eommuntrat ions to
J. I'. B)tOw-34,
Ilox 17o. Uoderlelt
LOCAL TOPICS.'
Will Appear iu Christtllas Signal.
Owing to the lengthy reports of the
Nile Sunday School N'onvention and
the hoapittal Iaeel ing 111 this Issue of
the Signal, Mr. \Vright's article p •
irwl last week has neon held over and
will he published in the Cht•irtrrrw
Signal next week.
Hodgens Bros.' Removal.
Arrangements are being made for
the lemuval of litedgens tirno.' stock
to their new store next week. Tither
4)1) Monday o1. 044 Tuesday evening.
without any interruption of business.
'The staff )t the Clinton stores will 44w
assist to ssist in the Moving, and it is
the intention t+o have the transfer
pietist s) that the fine new %tote
luny he Open for Inlinegg at the usual
hour the next Morning.
Minstrel Show About January 10th.
The t3lalerich Amateur 111 inland Com -
twiny elected oMroets as follows : Presi•
dent, Waite,. Kelly ; viee•peesieleut,
Ju44. I'ige14 : uutnager. Lionel Parttime:
st4e:et,U'y-tiroomier, Barry 441411,1}' :
exreit til•r. stn '4 Doe, lir. Walter
TurnlAdl and Fowl Hropisey, The in-
tention of the 1• pally bM I11 put on a
• tr•1 show about the 10th of Jan•
nary and pregarathe's are being Made
to eclipse anything of the kind at-
tempted in town heretofore.
The Y. M. C. A. Movement
Til- effort 141 4)1001ide 81 0uitible
pile- where the young Wren of the
town May meet for aerial inter...ow-se
1,1)11 meirent, tinder wholesnsle
condition, during the sinter ohm
is being revived and a meeting
of elk those interested in the •e.•
mems is Gelled for Monday night in the
ieetute 1•oHu of the public library,
when it in hoped all those with the
welter. of the youth Of the town at
heart will endeavor to attend.
liequast to School at Taylor's U
The route of Mins Sarah Louise'1'.'ylor, who died( recently at Toronto.
in left to her sister, Mrs. L)41uglae, and
at Mrs. Douglas' death whate'v:ar of
the -state that • remain is to be
expended. "with (1'e approval of the
inspector ..f public zch,m11s. for educa-
tional purpsea of a permanent char-
acter at No. 2 school section, Huron
coon, y. on the Huron toad, known 010
Taylor's Corners." Mime' TAylor wean ra
1111ughler of the IateJohn Ta vita.. after
w I ••Tlayleir's Corners" was n*med.
Kragelund Stevenson. -
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mts. John Stevenson. 649
William' street, London. formerly Ili
Port Alper, on Wedne's its, Noreen -
ler Seth. eft 14 p. in.. it quiet event took
place, when their daughter, Bertha
Maud. wen -united in marriage to
Louis N. Kragelund, by the Rev, .fns,
Hollins. of King street Presbyterian
church. The bride looked charming
in grey broadcloth' trimmed with
wet."' end white silk. Among the
truest,' were some from Port Albert.
Marl -tar and Ottervblle. The presents
were ninny and beautiful, testifying
to the popularity of the. bride. The
hippy couple belt on the early morn-
ing train for their future home near
Y rlrtte, Mich., amid the good wishes
of their many friends.
Must Report Wreckage.
quantity 11 Nene, al e ' h e• K it e
4 r k in b
R 1 {
(1 NI lumber f non and 1 nn wr h:n been coming
K
ashore near here and 1.0 this connec-
tion our intent' ham been called to
the p4r41inions of the Wreck and
Salvage Act. which provide a "wavy
penalty in the Came o� pe•twlnr taking
itwsen. ' of wreck and not deliver-
ing ;the same to the receiver, or, in
rose• delivery in disipens'd with by the
Minister of Marine. neglecting to
Lost or Found
L'IOUNi)..-A M11•M OFMONEY .-
11 Owner ran have .nme on proving properly
by applying at THE SIGNAL •
LOST. -- A MMAL1. ROITNI)
brooch. with emerald .etling ; oleo a
brooch with cover leaf dealgn, ruby ratting,
about a month ago. Finder or finders will be
rewarded on leaving wino. at THE MIUNAL.
1 051'. 1)1 `RING 7 IIANKM(l1 V [NO
J wick. soenewhrm On lhrl Squere, 1t b
t M. x Indy'. white linen handkerehlef•
trimmed with tatted lar and footing. A. the
handkerchief la of . rind %nine to the owner,
a . ' ble reward will he Chen for it. return.
Kindly leave at MK SIGNAL IF/TICK
Situations Vacant
IIfANTE1).--A (4000 GENERAL
11a rcxnl.
/no to deep at twine at night
profernvl. Apply In evening to MItM..UNK
s. Rl'MHA1.1., 4440,4..treet.
IITANTHIL A (1001) NURSE
1' girl. Apply to MRM. MR.) Ht'NTKR,
BOY WANTED. -TO MAKE HiM•
Pelf erneraliv- andel. Alien ,.t THE
1414134A1.
Auction Bales
tt l'CTION SALE
or
HUt4MFsl. HARNESS. CI'TT4RS, 11111Ks.
HOUSEHOLD F1'RNITI'RK AND
EF F E('Ts
at F'nrr'. Hotel, Onlerieh, an
MATI'Iti)A 1'. IE4'4MREit
N7 F(.
11,71 a'OIo•k .harp. '
good metol horses. 3 head of young rattle,
3 rt. of .Ingo hnroe.., Y .mond-hand '.user.,
3 gent robe. I wood rook foe, and pipe. and
kitchen furnll,rr, 1 parlor .ince and pip,
Inesrry nrwl, 1 walnut burrito. I .Idelmarxl. 1
dining'Fnent table. 31edrtende and mal n MaaWa
3 wash Mead., I chiffonier, I extra good bed.
moon oat, 1 oak .0,114ng desk, a number of
chalr,.dl.hes etc. Everything 11'14 he .011,
TE*M0: MI mutt. of 11'1 end under. ew+h
over that ah1nunt, 3 month" creditwill be
given on furnishing approved joint noire.
T
IIOMASUt' 4IRY,
Auctioneer.
F
Public; Notice
VOT iI IM HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A a Ion *1I1 be blade to the Perl4
went o Canada at then nt aeotion thereof.
bythe (uronl n
for and 4 brooch
Once: ilifro ny,
power to build branch Ilnue : u. from a
point on the Company', Boo between the vil-
lage. of shelborne. In the county of Du eerie.
and Tottenham. In the ()minty of Simroe, In
,4,0Province oft)ntarto westerly through the
,,roodee d MIIor•oe utterin. feel. Wellington,
waterloo, atero, Perth. Hpuron, Alleldlownc, I.ambt.m,
Kent and E4..ex, all In the Province of Ontario,
to Condon, Mtrathroy. Parkhill, Wallneehurg,,
Sarnia and Wandwr : 14,1,4 rie front near 1694
, Illwge M MhelMnn,, 111 the county of I)Ilterll..
n.14? h-aagerl7 4hmugli Ihr. 4,14,11I1e• of. 44)uf.
ferin. linty anti Mlowu)e. to the town of I'dlMg
wood, nn Georgian nay. and for an extenAan
nt time for the rommenerment and completion
of the 4 nmppaanys Ione. and hrnnehee.
4Mated al Toronto, this 22nd assist November,
Ino
T. H KilA3ol?K.
ret
1 ontederalion late 'balding. 'etll'e'MI„
di, Lo `�" (413., ,
for thea
hpllewnt l:om4wny.
u► x
'comply
with the 1•nnditions impntsl
bythe Minister. The penalty it that
the person foiling to report shall for -
frit
any "elalma to sal•Ageland shall iIP
liable to pay as it penalty double the
value of such wreck, and a further
euro not exceeding $ilk), In GUM. of
suspected concealment 01 wreckage
the receiver has the power of taking
nut it search warrant. Capt. Babb . is
the receiver for the district, from
(!rand Bend to the boundary neot
the township of Ashfield at Anile ey.
Sale of Engine Works.
Another Important step in the In
dustrial progress of Goderieh is fot•e-
shatiowed In the conditional sale of
the plant of the (hxlericb Engine &
Bicycle Co.. Ltd., to the Renters
Manufacturing Co.. of Toronto. It is
proposed to carry on, in addition to *
general foundry and machine business,
the nuun'facture of, a patent journal -
box for railway cars, for which there
is expected to 1e• at very large and inl-
uledu►te de 1 in Canada, The
Rogers Mfg. Co. hes now a huge plant
nt Kansas City 'nuking these gobs,
and the Idling of the ('umpany• under
conditjous which will be de known
later, contemplate at berg'. extension to
the (iolerieh plant and the employ-
ment of is large staff of skilled hands
Isere. A. J. SUlnfunl, of Kerning City.
secretary of the (' peony, is now in
charge of the works, and the pl'lwiJeut.
A. F. Reitz. of K,U1sa% City, as on his
way her- and is expected to arrive tu-
nny
o-row n,urning. format) r*plt/lteta
int errmted in the new pri je•ct have
looked over the pieta, and are •h
pleased with the prospects. The Gude-
rich men who were connected with the
(ioderieh Engine & Hicycle Co. are
retaining an interest in the concern
as shareholders in the Rogers Mfg. Co.
Apple Boys' Supper.
Last Thursday evening Robert El-
liott was the Karst of honor at a
banquet at the King Edward hotel.
when about seventy-five or eighty of
his apple -P ackerei gathered to wind eip
the mouton with the moral festivities.
After the gond things of the supper
table hall been done justice to. the
party repaired to the (kldfrfows'
Hall, where John Levy, of Carlow.
wan chosen chairman• and the fol-
lowing program wee carried out :
Chairinan. Address': add retie Illy
Huron's Apple King; 'song 'by Ned
Elliott i address lay A. M. Todd,
of The (lolerieh, SUIT • address
by Rev. los. Elliott: address by
Harry l4alkeld; x,1411.'... by N. Johns
*ColMmne'M Apple King': address by
Wm. Sowerby : address by. Frank
McIntyre; closing tinder's(' by Huron's
Apple King, Robe. Elliott ; ming,
"Ile ii a Jolly Good Fellow ;" National
Anthem. 1)niing the swim Mr.
Elliott handled :i1►,IUMI beryls -of
apples, pitying out in wages during
the four months the season lasted no
Tess than $0,104)1. The toted amount
Mr. Elliott expended in connection
with his apple bnnineis reached the
luagnifieent total of $.AM,IM01, while him
coal and apple business made the
grind total of $70,4100.
Hospital Opening Notes.
The Ibaughtere of the Empire find
the list of contributiun0 received_ on
the opening day is so large that the
publishing of the individual contribu-
tion,. in out of the question. hut they
wish to express their gratitude for the
many dollar . in ,addition to the
groceries and otherArticle.' received
td
thereonm *11011 -1I '
t 1 111 Gl1,h.
The outside of the building IN still
unfinished) And will have to be no un-
til, the weather permits. but when the
pretty grounds. with the fine carriage
drive to the front :and the (i1,1 treen
surrounding the building, Are put in
order the hospital will be at pretty
spot.
The Daughters of the. Empire a por,-
ci4ted very h the kindness of the
genial manager of the honk of Com-
merce in lending the Sign with which
the reception mom and one of the
public wards were decorated. The
Union .lack, (l*nadhln, Scorch and
Irish Hagm were 'nisch in evidenee,
while over the front door the Union
Jack and the red crone flag were ap-
propriately intertwined.
The members of the honpitel hoard
are: Provident. Judge i orae, and
Judge Holt. Crown Attorney i4'.iger,
D. McDonald, Rev..lo,.. Elliott, C. A.
Nairn. Jansen McIntosh And H.; E.
Holgens.
The members of the revel), ion e
111itte'e were the !regent of the 1).0.E.
IMrs. McI)onalnl and Iles. 444.osger,
Mrs. Taylor mild Mr44. 1V. L. Eliot.
The refreshment table WW1 under the
management of Mrs. Macklin. Mrs.
Doty and Mils Hamilton, assisted by
the m••nrlwrs of the junior clieptr•r,.
(the Nightingales and Maple. Lembo.
The room provided for the donations
wain presided over by Mrs. Hays, Mts.
R. 11. Snaith. Mr*. McKim and Mts.
Ellis:
W. M. S. Silver Anniversary.
The celebration of' the twent v .fftb
anniversary of the Wumlan's Mission-
ary Air:Meaty of North street Metho-
dist church, whir•h brook place on
Thursday evening Inst, proves' a moot
,ut•creaful end enjovehle ineesion. It
wan the twenty-fifth anniversary also
of the formation of the Methodist
\Vou,nn's Mineion*ry M4riety, the
Onderich Auxiliary being one of the
first formed, and with t:ii* cite um -
Mance in view it wan must appropri-
ate that the chief *tidies* of the even-
ing .hould he given by one of the
prominent. members of the Society,
Mrs. Gordon Wright, of London,
resident of the London cnference
president
wrench. Mrs. Wright spoke intPtrat-
ingly of the work of the Society in
Japan, China and in our own land.
and gave some figures which spoke
most eloquently of the progress and
development of the Society *incense
inception in the year 11441. On the
piniform, besides Mts. Wright and
Rev. 0. N. Hazen, who acted an chair-
man, were Mrs. LeerO, of Holmes%ill..
the first president of the North street
auxiliaty : Mrs. Hazen, the present
president : Mts. Sweet!), honorary
president ; Mrs. 1, Ii. Colborne. a
charter member of the stlufUery, and
Mn. S. E. Hick, Mrs. Colborne wove
interesting facta regarding the
birth of the suxilisr here and Mrs.
report gave a re)rt ofythe work of the
supply emettuittee. Mem. leech also
wpO ke briefly. A p10a.lant feature of
the prereetlingn wen the tendering of
birthday congrat,i1Atione to the North
altreet. society Grethen).
Mrs, (Rev.) Greths,
on behalf )e 1 If of the easter-auxiliary of
Vie(aria street. Methodistlh•hnr•h, and
by Mb.' Pnlloy, 'm 'whet( of the Wa
oten's , Miesiuuaary Society of Knott
church. The program' was owned
with an. organo recital by A. Roy
Adams, and another timelier was the
"Wen Si nu motion sung," Riven by a
thrum Mission Baud girlie in a very
clever ma 'r. The audience was
favored Aliso with a solo by Ai•thlll'
Sutherland. At the char of this part
of the. proceedings the meeting ad-
journed to the I)tmement. of the
Church. where it many -storied birth-
day cake and other refreshments were
served and a pleasant time ora+ opera
in a 1,4):141 waV. A silver collection
wits taken at the dour, and realized a
substantial amount for the Society's
ands. -
Gltelph & Ooderich Railway Notes.
Wedoesday Last at slide took
plac on the north leuijt of the ri►e•r
watery the C. 1'. H. el pears had
been a 'paying, a quantity of the
earth 0 toting out over the crib.
work, pis in as * protectlm to the
bank at th t point. int() the river.
Ott Tuesday the dumpear. 'darted
running lac the new Maitland
bridt;e'uld ata e'tl emptying on the
inland again, thin slaking the ;Ant ad-
dition 141 the en
island since before
teas sWelit away by 1
in the year. The n
work on the embank
made use of for the cane
d p from, but the ire
little steep loud suggests
hility of trouble.
The bridge contractors have
their pinna frau where it was is
putting up the Maitland bridge
have been getting their dere
elected and things In order for pinch'
the bridge acro, the G. T. 11, track,..
The dispute between the C. P. H.
and the G. T. R. with respect to the
Land near the new elevator has been
before the railway • '.%ion and on
order has been su,ule, but the dei gibe
have not been received at the Guelph
& (ioder•ich Railway e•ngi .sem office.
1t is uudrnle)al, however. both 111311.
get roam for the tracks they require
and that a conerete retaining wall will
have to he built Ind Wenn t114' tw'o to
Nap tort the C. P. H. frau kr on their
higher revel. Just what pr,ortion
the two c patties will have to con-
tribute to the first of this wall we are
unahle to learn.
Elevator Notes.
The new elevator uulotu!t'd the
steamer Intl in 111)14,1 twenty
hours, which re considered very geld
time. considering that the power
shovels were ort used and that no at-
tempt tees mule to run the machin-
ery atanything like its capacity.
The. emoting from the scales to the
carrier beide, too, is only a temporary
arrangement As yet.
The elevator co rutins fifty -fuer bins
and some of each size have been filled.
and it in t d that the cappnnelly of
the bins will be the31Mr,1:1s) bu,hels they
were deviguel to contain. in filling
the bins they were given the most
thorough test possible. The first bin
to be filled was one in the centre of
the elevator and it was filled to the
top without Any grain bring put in
the ntljarent bine, so that the walla of
the bin were entirely without support
on any side.. Then tinn in different
paean of the elevator were filled in the
wine w'ay and in no case was there
the slightestsign of n crack. Evident-
ly the method of conNtruetion adopted,
the reinforcing of the. cement with
Nt
mt0rt.l, Kh.
makes walls of reuuukettle•
n t
The cargoes of the Turret Cape and
Iroquois put over 2:11,41141 Wehrle in
the elevator and it is expesaed ship-
ments nut will be slatted the latter
part of thin work. The Iru4pe)is
cleared on Sunday morning.
The old ofllee of the elevator. which
during the construction of the new
elevator Was urns! by the eimtnuaser,
insignia) the headquarters of the bl de-
rieh Elevator and Transit Co., Ltd.,
the contractor, 3lr. Tnm)anhanner,
having left town last week. Before'
leaving he was tendered an oy)ster
temper *t the Huron house nn Wed-
nesday night ed List week by the
workmen he had under him during
the prlgrem44 of the work, and during
the (*Venting *in presented with a
gold-trounted umbre•Iln, Lionel Pat•-
sms making the )renentttiun on be-
half of the nom. The old ufllr•e, how-
ever, will not in. newt' for lung, as the
track of the Guelph k O.derich 'Rail-
way will run through it, and the rail-
way people have xske•d the• elevator
management to moor (A) t heir new of-
fice. which will be 14it1utt4'(l itf the
upper story of the neW addition to
the e•levntlien power home.
The steamer Newmnnnt" has been
expected at the elevator Mince Monday
Iatt but a11 yet no word has been re-
ceiver' of •her. The Scottish Hen) is
expected about M*tnrdsy and if the
nevigp1etion continue, lung enough a
couple more,vessels may bring
(.III.RMg4,
Thu tug. Mi Mile A. ('lark and Hee
King have returned from Lake F:rie,
where they were fishing..
Public School Board.
tenkinent un the
e trestle bridge
,,freshet early
coined trerth'-
ent will be
rim on to
'tee looks a
44 poami-
,ov,d
in
and
k
'The regular t.hly meqing of the
public acho)1 Want was held on Mon•
day evening last; present Wm.
Arneson, J. 14. ('raigil•, K. IL' (Jim.
.1. W. ('iaigie, O. F. Carey, B. C.. un•
rings, and A. 1►. McLean. Them -
I.tat' 'm statement neat . o
owl : AI
r)
ut
olid to the end of Orfaolet;
41,757.73; November pity mil.$. 11.7K;
total to dnte,100,204,;Vo. The prinrlpnl
reported a onall nttendanee for the
month of November opt account of the
tort. The enrollment was l:!M foss
and 2)2 girls, and the average atten-
dance wan 101 boys and loll girls, or Xi
per cent. The following letter f
Victor I.*uriaton, of Chatham), *1144
teal, and on tion of R. H. Out
And .1. W. Craigie his generoum offer
wan ru:6epted :
41.111 ,mu. Ont.. Nov..N. Ina.
Mr.Suvll, ro 11,11.
Pnblic School IJoald,
(JoWtaryMrlch.
My 1).ai. Me. IBAtt.•_1 have liar 1111,1,1
from )'oat principPaal, Mt. Throw. that t bete I.
atpr..w,nt no metal or prize given to rbc head
mai of linderlch public .11001. A.,nrdingly
I shall 6e plaase.l, with the tweset,t of the
board, to present each year to the pupil from
(ialetIch ethool taking the h(ghest
.tandln(r not the high .,hnol en' n.n ", examine-
Ikm, n gold medal. The giving of thl. medal
I+.uhlen4{n the expro4r •tip.la(Inn, which 1
wish 10 heelenrly ondeettood. That the `awn
o artier ("quell y for 11 mn.lhays rntupleteel ' to ('a "All* has MAde .the auhje.('t of
the entire fourth h,.4, rmese h, twin year fiwee;, till,, ion, a clone Aptly. rnpPe-
Ilum. MhorM the ettpll who -land. highest on fatly In r'K*rl to the home aide 01 the
the .IA1111nn1100 h)1%., I.Iken 0101+' thee Iwo
yen, In the ,4 ill book, then the medal I. to work. l'*n iI*n ItAptimf,. have lhl!!n
re.•rrt Inch, pupa next In .m•rn..{nn w•hn ha. Working for many y.*ts in India, And
t•mnplotewt the oarw, In lo+ roqu{red tori• tr•VCO vents in B,)livi* in Smith Att,Ir-
rl•rnr*. p •hall b• mash "hilt"' if Y""wall
klndl) I» this rommnrdcal1nn b'fure your
Mleg. At jtteeent A great revive' i. ill
Maori »I ,weir next meeting, and let me know prootrenn In Ind(*. 444,, Brnwn'et ad-
she'her or not It n. agreeable In Thon.. The
111.41,61dtin.4 will Iletal•etlilinRlll 1. to he gl, on (.14 the %Elm 4. i7 n..d flae•h 1
year Iheraah"t. 1 may add that It wrap la l'II 4111wM re IIf fiajerioh *Iefn cordiA. allyana
lieaerlch ptlaiv .Cbvol, as yes An swore, spit, Wetted to Use bits.
• c s i n public w'ho.d eine
1 tion : practically bo ally u r l u NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -OEC. eth
ration 15 i- 'oIIeeIl of that. and lie)' lo..' U(
the kindly rocolleetion, I +hall ale's)'• have or--
Ilwold town. 1 fed that the giving of lhl.. 1'g•
metal l•• partleularl>• appropriate. !Wader -The 11'eekly gull ...... ttttt
Your. veryrluecrely,
I1"n.t L.LL'141111Tox.
Mime Mary Melvor wrens resigning
her position on the public schema
teaching stat(, her resignation to take
effect at the end of the present term,
and nooth: tone were received for the
position from Mies ('hristyne Mc -
Ewan, who in atpesent supplying
for Miss Ball. and Miss Marion Inglis.
first 1a4i14tant in Belmont public
school. Miss 31c1 tater resignation
wits aceeptesl, and on motion of
Messrs. Putt and Carey Miss Me wan
win placed on the staff of the central
shod. The secretary was instructed
to advertise in The Nini' and Globe
for a teacher for the 11rst hid( of 1907.
On ion of :Messrs. 'McLean and
Carey, • the caretaker's salary war in-
creased from $11141 to $4341 and the
bard then *dimwit's'.
Death of James Clark.
As noted in our last issue the ,Norrie
of James Clark took A direid.41 turn
Tor the w01'ee early oil 'Thursday
morning of last week, and his deat
occurred during the afternoon. The
funeral took piece on Saturday after-
noon to Maitlat)d .",,,eters and was
lergely atten}1e4L The services were
lucted by Rev. M. Turnbull. rector
of Fit. George's chur•h, and the ser-
vice of the Miocene order also was
conducted. The Masons Attended in a
body and the employee's of the ("ode -
rich Organ Cu., of which the deceased
Was president, matched in the funeral
procession in a b.ly. The pallbearer
were eight menders of the Masmic
rder : Judge Bolt, R. (:. Reynold*,
C pt. Lawson, A. Saunders, Walter
Sa Ian, F. F. Lawrence, ,1'• Gamow
end . U. Tigert.
Mr.
Island
forties, ,
11144 brat
I11, 004.1441ht44
later his 1110
'lark was a native of the Orkney
teeing torn there in the rawly
1 came to thin country with
Robert. About the yelor
n loo ,rich. A few years
to. and minters, 1111' late
Mts. %Vm. C. it (whose death o•rur-
red 11111y a few ninths rigid and Mn.
((',rpt.44 Craigie, 41 1 came to Ooderich
from the 01d Poon ry.
Mr. Clark was o e of the largest
cepitalists of the tow' and want inter-
ested in Most of the i uutries of the
town, his *access in th commercial
fishing nominees being lar sly Fl•mptn-
Oible for his start as a capi •. list, For
matey years he wain in !a tnership
with Jnmem A. MacKay, and t e firm
of Clark & MacKay was widely . flown
and It m)k n pn)m44 seta place in th 401•
portant Honing industry on 1 k
Huron and the Georgian
Clml•k area interent'd in the' 11Mitinio
and other fish ' companies and for
many years was the Ontario manager
of the former c p*ny. To him in
large extent (iolerich owes much of
its humin,is development of recent
yeters. its he devoted hie capital to in-
yeeti)PntN in the town',. industries.
He was q director of the Ooberieh
Knitting Co., wen largely interested
in the Western Canada Flour Mills
Co., Iteing paeMident of the Lake
Huron k Manitoba :Milling Co. until it
wow merged in the homer company
was president of the Gimlet -Wit Organ
Co. 1 of the Olderich Engine and
Bicycle Co.. a (hereto'. of the Oolerich
Elevator And 'I'r*nNit Co., Oolecieh
lnunb•r Co., Marlton Dredging Or..
(iodtrieh Cement Brick Co. and Man -
la nlivr
HI r Powe1 •Co.
l
Him;deny ,lM
11 oro n•M.' .
la1•nn1 r.
1 tot r rinin citizen
R
P R tl n
will Iiitg remain mltIlle't1, and there im
univerNal regret at the removal of one
who 1un played so large A part in the
devrdn4 •nt of the town. In him
private cpu•ily also Mr. ('lark was
eN1*entwl as a kindly, generous roan.
Mr. ('lark wan twice married and is
survived h
el him nd wife, f enter
I
Mins Minnie 1,t'co re BAILTTe.the woidow and
other relatives the oympathy of the
community in extended.
CHURCH NOTES.-
The
OTES.
The congregation of North street
M'tholi't church on Sunday were
pleased to haul• the pulpit'',tiniest's-
4.11)IIN of Rev. K. A. Near, nf-Kxrte•r,
who formerly filled pentortl ehau•geu
in the (ioletich district. Itev, (l. N.
Hazen premien] at Exeter.
The sIcranent of the Lord's Supper
will For ili.twn,ed in Knox church alt
the rning service next. Sahbatb.
The nrrviee pre .Irtiloty to the oven -
shin will be held ein Friday evening at
M o'clock, when Itr•v. J. 1.. Sniall,
B. A., of Auburn, will preach, the new
members will be received into full
communion, and cant distriblttell to
intending connnunic,lots. Collection
on behalf of the poor.
The FpwortIt league id' North
street Metholint rhumb will held at
bermes on Thursday and Friday.
December 1318144,.01 and et the town
hell fur the male of fancy work. .'endive
and a variety of articles suil*ble for
('hri'tmaa gifts. The 1Nazaatr will open
on Thursday nt 4 p. ti,. From ti to 7
o'clock supper will be nerved and it
program of pinna reelect' will be
rendered. The Blackstone Orchestra
will be in att•ndam •e in the evening.
'
A1hni.s
9 n r
1 u t) the bazaar free; supper
'lie:, children under twelve 1:'•.
Itev, S. T. Boyar, M. A., 'rector of
'the, parish of Winghana, gave a very
Irtten»,ting nerien of views irb the
'wined 41111111 of St, (ienrge'n .,•huts li on
Monday evening last, accompanied by
f descriptive *1lelreM1. The fil'st group
of scenes. were views of many places
in I'elestl,te, while the nee • I WA4 e
' wrirs of allegorical rept1arntetionto of
the ('hristian•lif(e. This lint included
,r timelier of reproductions of paint-
ing% by the old masters And w•a,. very
much appreciated, ,Mr. Boyle's views
were shown by nn an: electric light.
The entertainment n ;tntoment auras Hader the
(auspices of the A. Y. P. A.
The congregation of the Baptist,
rhutch are. In be vi'ited Wed4)PMdn •
evening, the 12th in't„ by the Rev. J.
Brown. H. 1).. the secretary of the
Baptist Foreign M61410n MMMarj of On -
tern) And Qnehee, :11r•. Mown has
heti severe! years' experience in India
tarn nrietionlary, and mince hip return
winter Term -Central Buaineaa l'ollr.i/;
Stratford :. Y
Full Measure of Style and Value -w'. t'.
Ih'Idlxatn . . -
Winter Tenn - Clinton DwaineColic/to .
(ligand, bale of Stove. and Hardwaro--J. H. ,
%1'orv'll
11'
.1
Hurrah for Manta (Anna -IL H. 'locket&
Moving'\ext 11'eek-llalgta. 111*,-----In
J11.1 n auatgertion F:. 1'. Paulin Y
M of Money Found -Thr Signal .. .. 1
Brooches 1a+.t -The Signal ... .. 1
Christmas. livid. --S. E. Ilk pl
Zat., 4iuk-The 14ilean44'o ..... ..:.....'...... 3
House for4ale -U. \I. Elliott 1
Servat Wanted --Al n.. J..\. Ituntball 1
Hider Wanted -11'. F. & A. Smith l
An l'nsoliclte,.l To.ti(uotly 'l'. C, Ira 1
Auction Sale Th1.., laundry
!Mader -Montreal Foully Herald .
A BIG TRANSACTION.
Standard Loan Co. Absorbs AnoStet.
Important Concern
'Toronto papers announce a big
merger by whish the Standard Loan
1' patty takes .over the Canadian
finvingie, loan and Building A.ociA-
tii)i . 1'he merger involves assets of
close upon $2,.1$1,14.0),
The Canadian Savings Association.
which will now cease to exist as a
0rp4,1vlte• 01)11ty, has 5.111111 mh*rehold-
e'Is. It has assets of $1301,0114), c(m-
prising '(gages end n small
pram( tinn of ;rel estate. 1t'
ha. about $4)0),114$) of permanent stock
and over 5,44144,101) of instalment stock.
'The amalgamation will effect a► sav-
ing of $2,-,1001 at year be working ex•
penmen and will hying other iuglurt*nt
advantage% to the shareholders of
bot c 1101104,
The Standar' Loan has a branch in
(bolt -rich, of which W. 1. Horton is
the manager,
'Unsolicited Praise.
The following letter vow received
through the plat oftlee by ('has. C.
Lee and he Wishes 4441 thank the writer
fur the kind eration and he
would like her to -kindly let him Inure
her 1141110.
TUI•Y.
(lollerich, Dec. 4, 190X.
111 it. ('HAM, ('. 1.F:K,
Ikeaar hilt•: --It is with the greatest of
titration* that 1 0111401,, thin testimony
regarding the Happy Thought stove•
we purchased front you some time
ago.
We have had sever*' stoves during
t e
h putt twenty years
but none hasi
thy way compared with the. Happy
night. As a furl saver 44 never saw
its + tial and as a baker it is simply a
deli • ht to work with. A few days
ago ttendel to it at N p. m. and
next It wiring got breakfast and at
noon go .'inner, ineludit(gthe cooking
of lo large noise. without the audition
of any coal, 'no furl of any kind being
put in the stove from H p. m. one day
till 1:4)1 next day, and cooked two
gond meals.
I Khali always' ak in.thr highest
terns of the Ilapp Thought. Ours
is a number ninety.
Yours ritspctfutlly,
Name given if ream ted through
town paper.
The Above is hit • of hl (iree& of
satisfied mem of
Hap
p
p
bought
remixes. who speak in, the Rrst
teranof it, when exiling at the tore,
and also to [brit, friends.
ANNOUNC:EMENTfa.
Reienller the bazaar at the town
hall on
n Thursday Friday ri lay next,
WANTKII. Fresh roll hotter, 'lie. :
hr•*h egg,, 3k•.: dry -picked poultry.
dried apples, feathers, raw fun, etc.
(oxo. E. KIN*, .Vingham.
Any amount of cut end split hard-
wood on hand at MTEw.1N'A, cut 1>�
and 10 inch0n long, to suit customer.
Also an abundance of hemlock or cedar
slalom. 'Yhonea ii14 and 161.
What hooks are you reading thew
days, or are you reading any 44 The
man or woman, buy or girl, of the
(w01tieth century. hits * wonderfully
rich heritage in the literature that
the centuries have laid to his or- her
hand. Surely it ought not to go
neglected. And the best that there be
is tow gold.
The Alexandra club, an organization
of young girls tinder the direction of
Men. (Rev.) Jas. Hamilton, having as
their aim the assisting of the hospital
funds, will give an entertainment next.
Mnnday evening at Mrs. Warnock's,
Alpert street. Everyone who is in-
tet•esled is invites' to attend. There
will be ref,eohment1,, c*ndy and hand-
kerchief tables. Admission 10c.
A Chrbstnlan tree entertainment
will 4444' given at. the Salvation Army'
hall on Thursday, i►eecember 20th.
Christman presents will be given from
the tree. by Sant.* Claes to the chil-
dren ; also a number of the deserving
poor will receive some snbtalnti*I
gift from the tree. Any contributiona
given towerd& it will he thenkflilly
ret•eivrl by the (Akers in command.
There will be drills, (:hrimlruin ming*
and recitations h)• the children and
teachers, and a very enjoyable time is
expected. Dors open et 7 p. m. Ad-
mission, 10 cents. -
Food for Workers.
('lark's Pork and 14enn44 is an bite!
fool for old and young, bm1lds brain.
hone and ode. ac and Inc tine.
The Best Guessing Contest Yet.
Every customer purehAaing one dol.
IAr's worth of goof.. At our mint•,, be-
n ►
Kinnin R the. 1st o f December, till tat of
January, 14011, will by given the privi-
lege of guessing the nearest elate that
passenger service will be started on
the ('. P. H. between Orxlet•irh and
1'1lmntyy,, The winner will he given a
free ticket to 'foronth. And in order
to clear our stork all ((orals will be4told
I!t cost. KlUD'e Rook Store,
AUCTION BALES.
M.trl4i, '. Ii.-en,her nth. .l net loo wile of
40lters, rote.. houw•hn4d furniture, etc„ at
rare. %Mil, lirwtrrlch, at. I.:.) .harp, 'Mgt.(J SND1t1a'1c' teller.
MARRIED.
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