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UUNGANNUN.
1t A. NEW'I'UN, DENTIST, Lt'('K-
1(. NIM'. Alhuu14•evrlyday ex•'eptThue.-
flay.. New n.laety fur extracting: teeth lsmano-
on,)'. bet ler than gas. crown nod bridge work.
rte. Aluminum plates breakable'.
N. It. You can nlwuys Mot, Your work mush
better dune in the dental
wore now.
better facilities for doing the work, uwro coin
instable fur 4lo patient.
KINGSBRIDGE.
'I'ee.00.ty, Dee. 144th.
31r. and 31(•x..1. I)a11uu, of fitlderich,
visite' hived. here oto Sunday.
Miss M. (1'Le•au•y sp'ut la few (lays of
hart week with friends at St. August•
int•.
We are sorry to relent the illness of
of horses, and the prohahilitiPN a1.• I with all the cut•relt ('XI4•ud1turs 1111.1
that they will have to be kept here i and every ace L atgai• et the tows
until the return of spring. shin twit', including the county rate.
Ithere IM 114114' a 1144I:1111'e' of allem1 $41' i
LAURIER.• ; to the good. It latoks as if the Irma
1't'1SMU.1Y, I)re. lath. Bial affairs of the !township hall been
1 el 411 ••1 e• (•eau
very
well h ul 11 111 t the R
D. McGregor , •e U t home I .. ..1 lung( 1 hall t t r lel 1► nI ant( it is lu Ile htoprd that (he n•lectur-
after spending a( week in Guelph. yvill 4.11'o4• wisely at the routing ed.„
(\ E. AVG1'STINK. -- 1)1'N(:AS- Airs. J. Buckley, but hopeto heart of ,aides Macl.enn,ul returned to Gale.. tion and re•Iurn men (Ito n111 k,.,.1.tJ NIM (op
'hpinll M441. !staler in flour and bee rt't•0Very aeon. rich Monday lifter sl ending a Welk at the township'. finances s 1111 a annual
fest. '1'11m8' MINI. and Vire star anti I'uraY - his burnt. herr`. hams.
'lour: Danish Stock nod PoultryFowl.('hop- A few o{ the frit+rldN of Mk,' t'• ('Un.. -- -. -_--
eine promptly nl0•odwtlu. • 444(41 a very pleasant time at het •Th.'lti1.1'r tl•uuntV atoll'hs y 'sIre GODERICH•TOWNSHIP.
,`rfl)'1'ICE. '1'11 E LOCALA(AGENCY'home one evening last week. making
1i In integration for The Signal kat the 141.1 SI)•igll 1.,'11. jingle and honest are pocketbook on Il, 1. 31*Ni).'. •, Dec. 17th.
ACC hs'k a141 Stationery stun,-. mat Mr.. high with the 111114. folks that St. Niche prune. C. .lc Kenzie, of tea:11ulsh. The public exit i 1 M. M. N„
�%trl.uan will drive order.. for .,41.o'ri »11111., K N'us the guest of Ills uncle, KPnnelh
u,brrti.lag mud tub work, amt i. nuthorixwl to 111"44 1(11,4 1,1. Ieindeer Will have gosl K I will 1*' held on Friday of this week,
alve n4•ehds 1urawm114t. 114.4.4 for the .anti•. fuming for 111eie trip. :flatly are kM)k- F. McLennan, on Mundo)'. 31iax Margaret Jle1llwaiu, of the
\V KI)N K$I).t y, Ike. IlIth, Ing r.""."111..,„1",11 h4. 1, c1111111g of \Ve tar glad Lu• dta1 L1' that .lack Hayfield road, lea tees (his week for
T. E. 1)urnin has 441111'11141 from Ilia 0b$en1414P44 r e h0lido' "at...". ' Kuntz waw $urcl'e$ful in obtaining a Toronto, where she will spend the
trip to U)4. West.grand flow of water et Ken. U. M1'- l'ht•iatluas season.
Miss Daniela has taken a position in KINTAIL. I.ennan's at the depth of 237 feet. Miss Mottle 3!.•111wain. of1441y4ell
The water 1o.,• within 10 feet. of
C. Ell1,*t's store. '1'rK140.ty, Dee. Ititli• the top. 'this is 14411 deepest well 1vxl, accompanied her sister. Jars.
Ed. 11ur1in is home fruit Toronto Little Monica Jlattiu is un the Kick in Ashtiehl. Snell, to Paris, where the latter will
for the holidays. list Lina week. ----------- reside in the future.
Jiro. M. A. 1 w, nt Ilawttr left Iter'. Jas. Hvmiltou, of the Coital
eLEEBURN. Ple*bylerian church. is holding a
for her 1 • on Friday.Donald spent t few tix w w tolruth
The 31iss(N Jane and I:10ra 511.-
y Tt•Ks1.tV.1)ec. loth. n'ayer•uns•ling Friday night at Die
('haw. Elliott has Irturned from x this week.
There will Is• 114 l'hriNUuxm lyra en- I of S 1 31ac31,1th, Ith ('1111
business trip to Ibunihon. 14'U(14ati Bros. disposed of their (41114inmelt at No. 5 whom on Friday cess• •
\Vending belle1 are ringing. hie- fart cattle this week. Rohr. took a car- of this Werk.
loan( to
OnFridayitiyy of 1:1.1 week \\'ul. Mlltver.
Ther paarticuf*114atreuext Week.
by gape his »ppb•-4(1111•kers ,in oyato r
' hiss 51. Ryan is aas1441 1144 310•. Mc- John Dixon, of Ilenlo•It ('ity, and Slipper. Mlltlpel• Was sees ti from o
!Wall 111 the pa,stoticc Mtor-. Jl r. Little, of 'I'lwswntrr, cullet 41n tto M, after which the evening wit,
friends 10'1'4' 51 114)', spent in nudes and dancing.
Will 1:. ( 1)g )tial wIW huub aver 1 K ti•
Sunday visiting his p an.ats.'('here is some talk of bringing out
l'ouu.'illor 11. 1.. SnikeId as x 1111011 -
dale fur tthere•yeship. 31r. Salkehl
has been very suet e•s14101 4.11 far in
uuniitlripad rslver, and would st ' 1
very goal chance of elerliun to Ihr
higher position, if he would allow IlkIlk111(11)4 441 goon theballot.
JN'NI('r•.u. l'orNrn.. The lnwn-
.byla it nlel 111011.1141114111011.1141114 to adj,uru-
Illellt. Imembers ,toll '' "44•Ilt. 3111111te•,
of last meeting read and passed. .\
414111passel!
' and by141w were 1hn1
the tlunlinulha•s for 1.
x(444 :Ind four
councillors la, held at Holmes' HMI,1lulul(-sville• 011 Ile 31st of December.
at 12 o'clocko'clockGummi : 11.1' I, the elec-
tion be held in the Tonttwing plow",and with the following deputy return-
ing ofitrtas: No. I, Orange 11.411. 1t 11
c •essi011, Chris. Johnston : No. _.
le o
house .1. S. linh•u
nes, Sill (ne...sittn.
John Sturdy ; No. '3, 1141114.4' of 'rhos.
Ilnrrism, 4th conrP14siun. Thos. I1 411 i -
ton : No. 4. hums.. of H. W. Elliott.
Hayfield e411Wenninn. Jahn (Tarr :
e• No
5, 1' sof J. 14144
.•'wery. 111th enures.
*ion1. L
, J. IL : \n, 11. buns,' ui
Dart Hicks, 't_th roll'(w4i4111. 114(11
Hicks. The parsonage taxes were re-
funded in renal' ha at let lion of
shed Gt. public. NI x. M-rl•1a,y.
('Ierk.
TIt1'It41(t v. Dee.
II Ir1.K .\alb'4'1.44'I'01*.. 'TILL.C:elderi(•h
Township Rith' A.wa'18164o held a
match ye(tetrl:y afternoon at 1114'
Go'ernnn•nt rine range. :riders were
chosen by Iota' Salkeld 111111 0. Gino
and the latter won with x majority 1.1
:i7 points. Last evening the .\• .4.141-
tiun held its annual slipper t(1 the ('Itis,
44•111,+1•. - 'Ther• teas a goal tut wait of
the titent14•Ir4 and i1 jolly evening was
spent. After Hi...topper there win at
pr-ognuu of "oasts, songs and $4aeches.
A gq than who took part ' were
ere
'1'weerly add Itubt. Witsotl, of
Our townsman. James Chisholm. in
iw the field as candidate for cuuucillot•
ha- (''11orne towlsship for the earning
year.
('has. Carey, jr., and laairella Me -
Nevin, former residents herr, weir•
married in liolerieh an \Velnes(111)' of
last week. The young people have
a 141.441' envie of friends in this sect
who wish thein a happy voyage on the
matrimonial
LOYAL .
aK
1V4. 1. 11441 141 wl•I(' • nnotlit',' fall
Ur. uud 31111. ltich*rl "'dm'''. "1 I111 snow, am the mauls were 41huist iuI-
GIa1e•ricb. vial("( heir last Week.i Pass1(4( with ice, in consequence of
which our efficient hha•k.mith had 0
441st. Jlr\Vhingey and daughter
IA•Ile Are 1 • 1401111 front Xinlail.
Harry Junes in engaged at Wal-
k0111.1.
\'nl•kn111N 4411141• (o1' the 1'hrist'1•aM season.
Itev. W. A. Smith, of Luck
visited at the Methodist pamonage
IANC week.
\V4. 1114. pleased to learn that 3I r$. 'f.
E. 1)urnin is met tvering (rout her ill.
• ness. ,
A I*•t' flhere attended I he
stirred conceit in Nile church but
\Veleiesday evt ring:
Jnr.. \Vhite left on Tuesday for her
home near Aylmer after a •4•iait wil11
her her and sisters.
Miro Minnie 1►ut•niu, N'ho lues Igen
attending the Normal Scholl at Lon-
don, is home for the Christmas veva-
.1 ion.
H. E. Manning. Manager of the
Sterling Blink. has moved to t' El.
holes house farms 1) 1 'i'4i led by
ltirh.r iltyan.
fhe i')• . r0401$ have 11ve11 11111'
smiths lots of work. \V4. undersand
they have re 'td and sharpened
(44411' f • hundred' attires in two (lays.
owing to ill-hrnith RoIw'rt Stewart.
of the Ilh (•41r'e,winn of %V.'.. \Vaw4•
nosh, has wild his bum anti has 'ed
to Blyth. '•Hugh . Stewart was the
pnr•hnser of the tarn(.
Make a note of OW dates of the
Erskine Sunday school Christmas tree
Saturday. 11m -em w•i• '_11 and the
Methodist M lay school 'elate'tnin•
merit Vitriol mem night. 1/eremites.
1:.
Tries ON 'rut: 1.1,:111'. T. Li. .1,11 01
hits purellitsel the gas plain foul
Harry Jones, and we understand that
•Ifo Kurtxe, the t11141111ftU911r'e4)1 the
machine, will b1.• here thes w•,.k to put
it in good working sailer. As \Ir.
Allen 1laa "Innate'" tee expe't to have
want light in the near future. It
rant lie too 11444111. an the gas Iighl hate.
been sully missed in the village..
111-NI11-1 1•.1,. 11 %WENS. - I{Il1lor14 of
battle are in the -:tis. The m ' •ipa l
warriors aIle Fretting on their paint.
and in a( few dors the War•ry will be
Mounded. In N'esl %Vawalnosh it
IIa,kM 11$ if Itevee Ilailie 11011 John. 31c.
!wen, %t•uuld be the candidates for
the reet•eship for 19117. 141 Ashfield
the presentiwheat 1nn44 are that Reeve
3lelntyrP and .Iohn N. McKenzie. the
present earnly eIli eillur, will fight it.
out between themselves. Thos. Slut 11•
4.r% has leen spoken of as a candidate,
bat we understand he will not enter
the field.
\\'KL1. 1)x41: f After the aerident
a few weeks ago to Fred McGlynn a
movement Was started 1(1 raise A fund
for 1 ' , told we are glad to he aljle to
repoi'l that the '4,14.1. ha. (net with
gratifying 14111•rl•s44. The erlllretor:
have *Mu on hand '11111 expert »lout.
Wit more to come in. 4Iv'rt• $1(x1 was.
emitribil(d in our village. Such a
Movement. as this is esperia1113-w•orthy.
1 the collector.. and all who ('(40'
ril 4,114481 are to be congratulated upon
hating shown mulch a r •telabl1'
spirit for hmnuulity and genelosit)•.
1 he snpgorte'$ of a.jnst cause have not
.1
In 11.11 and
been turned V •' 1 \'-Inn tl I
I II 1.l dHw /I tell t
the fund will matte the IninI.n of mis-
fortune considerably lighter for Ute
young lean who lou leen sl sadly In-
jured.
• NILE.
TtKsn.ty, 1k•.•. 1416.
Jliss Lizzie (,infield is vi«iting her
'nater at Clinton.
J. I1. Pentland is renewing old a1.-
'i""lancea here.
.tan. Elliott. sr., hats returned after
vending a couple of Het with his
wins in the \Vent.
The Nilee Sabbath school will hold
their regular 1 ' vrru•y service'
next Menrhl1. There will be three
service!, at 10:311 a. ul.. 2:31 ,. tn. and
7::1) p. tn. In the •1111144 Rev. E. A.
Fear, of Exeter, will outdrew. the chil-
dren. 111 the afternoon there will he
al. special children'41 slervice with ad -
'Insoles by Rev. Meer«. Feal• and
Reid, 1111411 denial amain. In the even-
ing Mr. hear will ,peak to parents
and adults and Milton Tyndall will
render n vocal 1Pleclion. 1'1)11 are
eordiall)• invited to -attend then• eel•
vier'. 1'olleeI Jona thrnitghout the day
Neill be on behalf of the Sabbath
Nrl,00),
1'ntt ('n'l'KRT.--One of the lest
entertainments ever given here was
the concert 411 the Methodist, church
on 'Wednesday et'ening of last week.
The program inclndei ae1r1•ti a by
the choir of North «trees. Methodist
church, Golerich, and the Pennington
orchestra. of (iaherirh : elocutionary
o,trllw•ri by Mists Ada Beattie, of
`iexforth, and Main Henn, of Golerieh,
and Iuldresrt•N by Rev. \\'. H. Graham.
orf (iolerir•Ii : Rev. A. E. ,Ionto, 0f
Auburn : Rev. H. E. Cary-, of 'smiles -
born' : Itcv..4. W. Robirl..n, of Dun-
gannon. and Rev. A. l'. Tiffin, of
I'r•nwhridge. The music was inspir-
ing, the readings were excellent, and
the,ddr•e,mes were able and interpst-
' lag. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram trefreihmenta Were served.
There Was it large attendance anti the
'r•nterlainnlent Wan a sucream in every
respect.
"What is an agnostic ?" naked Iloilo.
"A n agnostic." replied 1' 11 r l le
George. "is a m*n 111 101 I II lied/11,''
1h.4t he knew., nothing. and :Ihll'''.
Fall if 3.044 believe 11i11,."
great chance to display Iiia skill,
Rilnuu Styles arrived her• Saturday
PVening f • the SIo, where fie ham
just passed tht'ungh as trying siege of
typhoid Hever. 14'1• hope he may son
regain his usual health and sUvngth.
CREWE.
\\' 1.113 vsl).% v, 111•c. 11th.
'nun Pierer. is visiting 1(1*1it'ea in
Teeswitep-.
51iss Maud Pierre, who has lawn
sick for N • time, i. ettnvxlt•scent.
.las. Gartner. of 14(4,114(41', Naas re-
newing 11,1 acquaintances hem Iasi
week.
Mrs. .lames 3b•1halad aril her
()mightier. 'Airs; David '1'hurlow, have
1111ritel h • :(ter spending a pleas-
ant time in \\'iugluuu.
TE.t,1F:14 I.F:..v,x,:.-\Ve regret to
hear that 31i'4 Jlary E. Murray, of
I'at,uuount, our s•hio1 tt•itrhet• for the
past year, is aloud tnleitl• our (who'd.
She has Iw•en very diligent ,1111 kind
in the dish u•)4e of herr deities, and
Neill la• missed in the section. Miss
74114rgnrel KBoat' ick halm leen engaged
as teacher for next year.
LOTHIAN.
Trlo4U.LY, 104.r. lath.
n - ,epidermic• of mumps is going
through the sect' .
Miss Mait Henderson, Kinker..,
called 'here last week.
\\'e are sort•v to 11,11- that
Gilmore is still very ill.
1)o,,dd Morrison and his sister.
Mrs. 3lorgar,, of l 14rlierrs'. 31an., are
1 he gucsl s 01 Mrs. Alex ..\IrL can.
T. E. H.'nde•w11) hall the mist atone
to lube his little Huger nearly severed
hien hi,. hand while working 'around
the mill.
Mauler t• • ago Geo. Sandy had con-
siderable barley at den from his
granary. 11 wenn necessary to warn
farmer„ to keep (Meir grad(( undPr_lock
and key
The mnd'111110 changed his route for
the winter season on Tuesday and
now' r es here In the 'Hing. This
IV 110.111 vettient.nis we do not receive
the Saturday Ionil till 1'rt4d i v.
LANES.
51(444144414. Ih•c. 171h.
Miss \udlvw, of .Zion. and Miss
Snell, of Blyth. were rialto's in the
burg last week.
At the league on Thursday evening
of this week the tupi(' w•111 be taken b)-
31iss Minnie. Nixon.
There will be Bible study at the
I • of S - '.1 Mhet•woal 'on Tues-
day evening. eawWrnring at 7:JI1 p. In.
The Signa is the last Christina.;
lox that any 1111(41 can 4(111.'1).4441' for
his wife for the incoming year. \V4.
wish you all n merry ('hri$tanas and
a happy and pt•o$p•ripr4 New Year.
(In Friday afternoon and evening of
this week Mhoe (' ' gluon, teacher
of N. In school, intends holding an
ex: uninntion. In addition to this
there will be 41Christmas tree and a
large program.
Exrit(•glent runs high among the
young men of this neigh?). whoa! in
the 1•xpa•etation of starting a rine rut -
social la). We believe this wrath! Ire a
goal thing, as it would teach the I4/ya
op become gold nuu'knmen.
'The weather at present looks as
l6o(Igh we were going t0 have n green
hat we hope Nuel) is not
the rag•. tut the given 11114. would not
t•lt•reapond with the (many joyous
events taking place at this Christmas-
tide.
Soule of the prong people have been
out at little too much recently and
have ,'ought the matrimonial fever
which abounds in the atmosphere at.
this time of the year. fake war • g•
young people, and stay ••blnmg and
foolish" n't long 144 possible.
Teltorts% Dee. Nth.
Alias Olive 3111.1 -''bee. of the G. 1'. 1.,
is home with the Ors.
Miss Kate McPhee 1141 last week to
visit her sister in Michigan(.
Miss Eliza Linfield is visiting her
sister, 51rs. Rive, at Clinton.
Mies ('lull, of Goderirh tOWuship,
wits the guest of Miss Mattie Mallows
last week. -
Miss Blanche Mallows fits. expecLI•d
1
fromthe West Friday or Satur-
day 4.1 ttlls•we•k. -
.In+. 1'uuug. j1... is expected 111+u1e
(1114 week after the s•"won'$ sailing on
the hakes. Ilia loaf is laid up' at
Deo tot Ilal•lan.
BENMILLER.
• f1- F:I IN Ksw.t V. Dec. lath.
I.IIg-dna • ing seems to be 4111 the
rage for lis winter. Many of the
farmers 11. drawing out their logs.
-I:pn•. Ih 1ea(K11e 1144441 TIl111•wb1)'
eveuil g.-I+q,i.- will le, -How ('*u
\\'e 4'arr) the Chi Spirit
hr ugh 1111'7'?" 'Luke 2: 14-21.
be y o'iog ladies in ro1111ec'iton with
O. 1.:1)W4 1t11 le•agrll• 31184411nxl•y So•
iety purpose sending a box to the
IM.4c41ness 11 1'urg into. and in
cuusegni•nee are busy getting things
4(w•4(11l '.1.
Last \Velneslay evening the young
people of 1 he village held t heir first
sleighing part)•. They maul haling
had a most enjoyable 1iul• and arty
they are going to have as few re
parties before the win 11•r is over.
AUSUNN.
'1'1.Ksu.t V, Dee. IKth.
M41.ITI110. The open :fir rink has
again leen made ,1111' our young
peopbe are counting 0n a winters
sport tilting that line.
lt.tn.w.tt•.-A 111.1• -of $IIl'vl•yor$
hate (wen over the 4'. P. It. pine (:his
week, pa4nibh• (exiting the track in
order that they may 041:1x the ills
along.
TK.t•JIKIc'nst:.-The('hristuua$ night
entertainment, as :bl'erli,4Pd. is going
to be good. Rey. J. 1'. Iteid, of Nile.
will (Ie•1)'4•er his popular lecture oto
'•1'h.' Power of the Tongue' and nisei. -
nil sic is to be gi%•en. 01) \Vedues-
.111y evening the young people 0t Lhe
church intend giving an entertain•
hent.
SALTFORD.
31(14411.444', Dec. 1111,.
MK.'TIN0.--There is goal skating on
the river. As far 145 can bre seen up or
down fir the bridge it is nothing
but one sheet of ice. and our young
folks have started their skating and
hockey praeLice.
Saw•Mtr.l., -J. T. Goldthorpe is put-
ting in a large quantity of logs at his
yard near the malt block And it is his
intention to place his portable mill in
position next spt•ing. We understand
that he will purchase Ings f farm-
ers of cul 1111 miniver' as usual.
W,NTIt)(t'o 04' 14014x1:44. Since
winter has set in and work an the
railway has leen stopped, Contractor
Pigott has made this village the head-
quitl'ter•,1 for wintering his Gams and
now there are eighty-two horses dim-
tr•ibotd in the old Leghorn hotel, Mt•s.
Kuntz'. »tables at the brewery and
Gen. h'owler's stable. To feed and
carr for such a barye nnnllr•r nt hornet.
entails a considerable expense, for the
consumption of hay alone is an iters
of over one ton p4.1. (boy. 4.11(1 441)111e fifty
bu5hela'of onto are remind daily for
rations. I'he only teams at. work now
are *loun half-4dozen employed 4t
drawing gravel from the gravel pit. In
the village for the erection of the re-
taining wall of concrete near the malt
works at the hombre.. With hay at
91'2 per ton *fid hats t. Mr. per bushel
11 is easy 411 Nolte up what. moat Is'
the cost of keeping this barge number
BELFAST.
Moxn.t y . Ilec. 17th.
\\idling (bells will ring shortly.
31isa Nellie White has •reLnt•ned
Inane from Dungan . '
31r. andMrs. JackFergnsrt ,and
Mist. Freda, 04 Lucknow, visited 31,-,
And Mrs. It. Henry.
Will Crosby. of \Vrodstr4•k, spent
a few (lap' with his parents prior to
his leaving 4141 A four months trip to
NPN Z1AIAI111 11.1111 lM
Il,nl(.
The Mi'goal e11411t• out last week in
its ('ht•Istn8A4 dress and we offer our
congratulation.. The readers of The
Signa know howV to appreciate goal
things.
Misses Clara '11)11 Ethel 3101.1'.411, 111
Lneknow, as the guests of Mks .lean
Mullen. attended the first anniversary
of the induction of Rev. 41)•. ('raw in
the past dale of the St. Reline Presby-
terian church.
As the schools and the colleges close,
this week will find •1 goodly number
'indite the parental roof Go enjoy all
the goal things Santa Clam is sire t0
bring, and teachers and pupils will
have a well-earned test.
The marriage of \IIn Jennie
Agar,
daughter of 511•m. and ilrs. .las. Agar.
formerly of this place, to Itolwrt
Cochrane, of Winni41g, took place on
December 5th. 1\i' extend hearty
cangratnht ions and best, wisher,
WEST WAWANOSH.
M.err N w.\ v, 1)ee. 15th.
M'r.4Trrouv MKK•r,Nn 1.1
The r'n'incil met today according to
',triune, the meinhera all present,
Reeve Bailie in the chair. The min-
utes of last meeting were tread and
confirmed. 1'he treasut'eet"$ Mtntcnlent,
showing balance mi hand of $1,717.71.
received and filed. A bylaw was passed
and deelentum$ i44n'd for Kirk's
drain and the time of completion of
saki drain was extended to ,lne, 111)7,
0n tion of Anderson and 'I'homp-
Nn. The collector's t' • was ex-
tended to the fi111t meeting of the
new 344411.. on motion of Anderson
and Medd. A bylaw was pissed ap-
pointing polling booths end deputy
Irturning officers. The lt4'eve• and
44oliritors were authorized to petite
with Lr..1. H. Medd, 14. the olMltt•nc-
t ion in the ditch 04( onsite him property,
if they`. deemed it allviaahle, on motion
h
f 'I'nnlp1nn and Anderson. A
number of cheques were issued, which
will appear next week in the financial
statement. I5ouneil adjourned. \V.
S. Mrt'nosTIK, ('leek.
TrttenaV, Dee. I4lh.
1'owNuH1r AFr.tIRM.--The annual
financial Statement of the township
has been publishild end makes 4 vert•
(g.Nxl showing fur the present rm,ne)t,
1'he year• eco nlnlmired with a debt. of
$2,1)11: this inn been wiped Out, and
Til URN .444, Devestil't'r 20th, 1904
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Never
Christmas
Gift Goods
PALACE
Clothing Store
mind were never quit: up' to the show lugs we hats' for this testitt season'
before were we more fully assured that we have the very newest and nat-
tiest notions for men and boys everything from the hat or cap to the finest
grades of hosiery ; from a collar button to a handsome suit or overcoat.
We''have a lovely line of goods in individual fancy boxes. We mention just
a few thint,rs :
HANDKERCHIEFS SWEATERS
All kinds of silk, linen
handkerchiefs.
and fuel: t
NECKWEAR
,\ full line of silk and Linc wool
neck scarfs and squares. • Large
variety of new ties in string, four-
in-hand, ascot and pull' styles.
GLOVES
Men's and boys' gloves and
;LII grades, from the finest kid t1'
working- kinds.
GENTS' SUSPENDERS
Gents' suspenders put up in foal( t
-boxes, suitable for presentation
'purposes.
Fancy sweaters -in all white or
colors.
Fancy VESTS in nett nt,tterial4.
HEADWEAR
Boys' toques and tams. Fur caps
in all the new and popular styles.
Newest hells and cloth caps.
UNDERWEAR
- A large and splendid showing of
high-grade underwear. New pat-
terns in men's and boys' shirts.
Fine hosiery for men and boys.
Collars and cuffs.
Fine cuff links, collar buttons, etc.
Garters, armlets, etc.
Gentlemen's umbrellas.
Raincoats, overcoats and suits.
T -he variety in which these several lines are to
he seen at our store will give you 'a far better idea of
how .well we can help you in your choice of som. -
thing real nice and good than by sil>wlply reading
over the above list.. A call on us will delight Vour
eves.and do you good whether you bun- or not.
McLEAN BROS.
ARI' TAILORS,
CLOTHIERS.
FUR NIS fit RS.
HATTCRS,
Court House Square. Goden,
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(iole'it•h. ,lentpo'ogr1nl is 11111Vi&d fur. 1.11111-
I pi wed of dialogues, recitations, 1•ead-
COLBORNE. • 1 Ings, drills and 11111$0•. • A goal t' • is
MAWR!) nee. 15th. Iexp)ectesl. All are w•,•I,' (Chins-
LairsJIKETINo or Tow*41111' Cur:Y- *'WtI flee. 11k'.
('r„-l'o11ot'flecouncil met inthetown•I - _BA - -
ship hall today, members:111 present.
34inuteo. of last ' meeting read and
adopted. The council arrange( a
settlement with Geo. \\'. Uow•son,
N'rusKsn.wy, I)ee. Itrth. •
Ju •s Attwood still rontnme$ very
contractor for the.cutting of Sltannon'x 144'. (►$ 1 has been n engug,d 111
lain; the courted retaining $:11 of the, clerk in 1:. \\'4I' v$an's store.
contract price on iteet)1lnt of'thework
nut 'Wing done to the c plete wltis- Ki. hurl F:111u11 entertained H
faction of the council. Robert liealr ler of his f'i,•nds 141 a "111(1 Thu iy Ll't
applied for a rebate on his taxes on lot Thursday evv11ing. �
I, i•I)m•ewsion i, mn 4141.011111. of his T.4.4u11erun, W101 hall been '1111,1 ol*
h:trnsandtheirrunt•ntsbeingdl•44tr4)•ed n'
w,k for two weeks, is able to art' int
by fire. On luotiun of .114;w410 and I to business again.
Straugh:in. his taxes on said Int were A let• from (peri. took in 1 h
reef led.. \Villi,,,, Bogie made as play, '111.'hHonni,'Jitins 1114811, al Golc
rimilal 11pplie:aliun and also had is rich Mand;.) night.
taxes refunded. A very hang. her . .('has. F,'rguaan and Harry Falconei
of no.'nd nts w01'1' 1111111 111141 W111 appear ' have arrived hone` after :Mother sea -
in the ye'at•Iv "t"t.n,ent on nomination .'son's mailing -1m the (heat Lakes.
day. Moved by McEwan, seconded by
Ste:nigh:in, that the n ' :(inn 1,4 ,{t (111' Hayfield manse on Tues lay
held at the township h:111. ('»low. 1111 'o(Phu11181 we,•K Iklvill Reid and Mise
M lay, the .fist day of Dec 'e, .4*',•. mt, hath of Godrrirh, lora • Jlr.
I o'clock to. 111., and the election. if anti Mrs. Itch'.
necessary, will he held at, the fallow-
ing poll,-ing places with the folio's Mg
de•pnty .'turning Dolens : No. 1, Item
miller. 'temperance Hall. .Andrew
4Ieddl.': No. 2. Stafford. Temperance
111111, .1. 3'. Goldthorpe : No. :t, Carlow,
township hall. F. \\. Mrl)on:l gh : Nn,
1, leeburn, Temperance Hall, 1. H.
Williams.
F. W. Mrlh)..tr:11. Clerk.
T1'(M0.ty, Dec. little
JIi'•s. Hugh Hill's sister i.1. visiting
lo'r AL present.
Polly Jfiaelel has left out• neighbor-
hood and bernule a Irsid(•f4 el Gen.
miller.
The fa rale•$ are utilizing the gull((
sleighing by. hauling their faun prod-
uct* to town.
Ilig,(h Hill's house is wearing its
rmnple't' . Ile intends to move into
it in the near future. '•
John Schwalm, who has had some
experience in hors4'Mhleing, isengageti
in the Holmes%illc shop showing
hmw'M (11n•i11g Ole 111114y 504)1.1111.
'rhe (I,,4) n4. Sunday school trill
celebrate its ('ht•istnuts entertainment
otl 4'hristInas Five. beginning at 7:341.
Ikon% will Is' open at 14:')1, ;1n exeel-
Rolet't. King and twig daughters are
It ' f111n1 1h,• West 1111 11 visit. 31r.
' King is!" prosperous AVestern larno•r
who has leen tont there for shout
tW(•IltV yea's.
Mo t.w1„ Trinity church Guild (will
hold it model in t114• town hall ,m I:1
I'ri-
da - evening,11,,I
.,MII11N•1'
111 be iiervkl at 7 111' .11•
I k ,af r
aft(•r w'�ll h
a program will be rendered. Adulis-
M11t11, Ilk•. 111111 15e.
('.l). F. OF•F•b•Fats. The following
officers were elected 101' IIs)7 by the
Canadian Order of For•e•mter'n: Thiel
tanner. '1'. \\', Camelia; : 14icc•rhio•f.
li(•n Spence•: chlphai11, , 11nle8 Cattily
bel1: ►rr'011110g nerl•eta,'v, T. 11.
1 11411•mere' : fillallrial necretart•, John
Fraser l ,(amuses, John \VhiddOn :
merlin. woMIward, It. N:Iliolt: -tonin,-
Wn,elwarl, A. Elliott: senior beadle,
1. Spencer : junior beadle, U. 31c-
I)unulti : court deputy, A. Donaldson.
3fany a nu111 looks everywhere (m-
illi,. 4vor81. enemy except !q the mit tor.
441'w' York 9'irne«.
Some fellows never know when they
are licked, and others get X/111«111 Irl It
that du t• don't mind. New York
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Is your baby thin, weak, fretful?
Make him a Scott's Emulsion
baby.
Scott's Emulsion is Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphites prepared so that it is
easily digested by little folks.
Consequent) yl`the baby that is fed on
Scott's Emulsion is a sturdy, rosy-
cheeked little fellow full of health and vigor.
AI -1. ORUCCISTR: R0r. ANI) 91.00.
Just a Suggestion
Something in Nickle-
Pla------
ted Goods
A pair of hockey skates
Carving sets at 90c to $5.00
Silver-plated ware
Plated 12 dwt. knives, Rogers 1847
Spoons of an endless variety
A SAFETY RAZOR FOR FATHER
PANDORA RANGE for your WIFE
AT
E. P. Paulin
HARDWARE. Plumbing and Heating
l'IIONf.S
Store
House 177.
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A REAL
1OLD=FASHIONED WINTER
is predicted, but there is nothing old-fashioned 1
about those
GOOD CHEER RANGES
Iand Heaters. Everyone guaranteed to bake,
cook or heat with anything on the market on
the same fuel.
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SPECIAL CLEARING S/4 LE
01:
Penn Esther Ranges
I wish to clear every Penn Esther Range on
1 the floor before the 1st of January and to do so
will make prices unheard of before in Goderich.
This sale is to more fully introduce these splen-
did ranges. Everyone guaranteed.
Remember the place --- Davis' Old Stand, 1
near the Bank of Commerce. Come and get one
while they last.
'PhMe 155• I W. R. PInd 11. 'Phone ,ss.
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