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A : JANUARY ►', 1908
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VANATTER & RUBYRTSON, PUsusasas
Financial
A SAFE 4 PER ('ENT. 1NVENTMENT
BY OPENING AN A(OOI'NT \PITH
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
yuu will eapet:Miler that happy fueling which come. to those
who know that their p,wse,ssiuns are safe, a.•+ 0 saving. account
with this company is just ori sut'ur'e as an ittvestuleut 1)i Uoveru-
meet }1onitIs and yields a higher rate of income.
FOC It per cent. interest paid o1) depo,ite'and homey caul Is•
withdrawn at any thee.
Godetich Office, Corner North Street :0111 Square.
W. 1.. } I ORTON, MANAGER.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of runnin4 advertise
marts must be left at this office by
Mo'aday noon to ensure insertion
in issue Of same week.
S'or title
LUMBER. FOR SALE. HEMLOCK.
elm and *sepia lumber for tele from .tack,
or rtul be cut to oder. Vet further .articular.
apply toRC/BERTIBERT Ii .LBPFr. Uodorich. tf
*oat Mate tor Dale.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Taulm4.Ar, Ik•r. 'lab,
Fall wheat. pet 4,40.41. low in R. to $ IM
N`••tug 0111.1. per bu-h. nt s u It, to n obs
(t Ye, per bit a 1.i to it 4:,
liueke heal. per bah It At to a au
ilea.. per bu.1,., arm • o ;w 10 o 01
Pear., per l rli it 7., to o 7s
Dailey, pts bo -lo 11 :n to I a,
Screening.. per toe Id MI to IA u,
Flour, family. mer 040.1 ... Y .71 to _ ..0
Four, peaenl. per Ow l . Y ell to ora
Ikon, per lots *las to :•, ID
Starts,. est we X1 to to
F a Ilea.tots
M ,,,or I..
W.WI. net issel 3 (n to
Nutter, per lb N 2% 10
4 hear. per In • I.i to
Figs. Creel+. pro dor. • 2. to
_ _ I'oltluw• urs a :.i l0
1'altle, ordlu y IOvoel. Per aw•t, 3 m In
Wk BALK AT ONCE. -THE l: KN 1 tattle. export per cast I :o to
�.RA� ��� shut, Ilse ...oh, pts awl r .$) to
terbw. L.Yp frail.* retake
wed o.,fdrurr o1 v
. otos and a bu-wn.. of - . ' -
e,ghl reealr. 'ear e'. 1'. H. KtaUuu and 4.044 •lereng Iwiu,. I ,l to
++tl�µ par cwt 11 10 to
Mut tip rherehee and eisoel. ape') .le 1 per lb , is [n
%ISM 2o40 ,('arlew P. Li. Witt I per Ile .. ,.. a 1.1 to
lacer Ib I•. 11)
f( (1 ( s• 1
(' OOD 1lUUSF. FORALI: 1{ rwllow T 1 , per Ili ... ,,. MIN to
l i rent.--Cwnfortab.).ou.e to tent Mt diunn Hide., per cwt . ns .. t m to
-ire 4 unul
4en1 to M• iv llrfh.4
l,u,. els, Niter m
oe .ais. - .,. al le
pp
‘S° lid .011 (o n.p000l,k. party who could I ha* one •,... ..... Ice 11)
make mululier last, Payment with Wilma a ill Turkey. • .... ., 1.1 445
1 oath)yy ll..lalmeP(� 4 .r tette-situ. ape') .4
40P I.kle tnrrk4M"p.4I O(00i
THI'. t)FF'ICF..
L1A KM VIM MALE. BEING IA)T D.
I' awoee•ksi t:, W, 1)., upon.•. c.wnprhlua
1..1 aertr. *II ,,10»11,4. TT,14e 1. *good.. urufgqrt-
:dn.* frame d welling louse w it ti n•Ilmr ander
uw•u., a owl !risme bent. yu.a repaired and rn
1..tge.1. sot h m oruwnt found/o n... 0 41 ,. and all
.•mb:et4 OIG- '1'bery b • lege Yount orchard of
h,4 a bearing fruit ln+p. well w:.1' -r .d by a
-.ring creek o1111101)well.. Fehr, r. And ervter)••
tong in good repair. �pa
twir. Ftonand w-HIN-
tan wool to M1U4. AU11(
.1eN or JAP.
N17Y wr lloy rasa to :sale east t)arr. Wane
L'AKM FOR MAi.E. PART OF
I' W'xk D. take rued met. 1'olbone town
-hiptwo mile. hum Goderk•h. 4.01 acres, sed
ler loam, hick home. tars 3) x 07, with
• euvut Idleal. artaLn wall. water Is Iolld
mg. and -twine • reek. 3 .o re. -tending 011ebs•1
and voting cbrd
a, Apply t.. t t M. NKR.
Dunlop .wI'.
UUN(i & YtOHERTMON, REAI,
F.date Agent.. Uu ereh. Ont. -Farm and
10004 ptopertle- boughtmild and exchanged.
VOP SALE. A LA It:, CO\I-
r Font t'AI(l.F brick limier mei-looking the
',arbor . all Modern con, sdenc-a, including
hot water heating *PO) 40 VOI'NG A RUB
4.RTI.UN, Oederieh.
FOR HALE. ACRES EX('F:l.
ENT land for market ga0044 . with good
hulld..,ge and feo...e.: two mile. from Gude
rah , five acres in orchard of apple., peer-.
htum.. 4perrle-. pooh'.. gram. and omni.
erd.... Pray, and term. favorable. Apply to
1'l1'NU R ROBERTSON. Oolerach.
11'0K MALE. I MTOI4Y HOUSE
• on Ar1tte'-ra .1 met. Il .tory homes 00
Napier ',tree'. li .tory house on Elgin ate
nue, 1 story (muse on Victoria street.
r wo .tar, 4,0,14 k hour on Eine.inn-et near the
hake nine room.. an modem eon,.enientw.
M.. Uartd'. .trees ; lune muni.. all melee.. con-
Henlen,ee. Faros. for .ale n, env partof
uron county. VG4'Nt k )'.ONF:1tTS1iN.
Gnderlcb, Ont.
Lt N EXCE1.L1:N't; F'ARNi FOR
MALK -WO stereo le West tVawwmwh,two
0111. Dual Auburn ; .011 .,(.,y lama. about (•n
acnes tinnier rulUv AIWA and 3) In m arms
Utnbrr. A well And Iwo (ring" of water, a
law fume dwelling.la a good re lwblu :1),d
aril' Apply to YOUNU k It( HEKT-
MONVOR SALE: OR TO RENT. - A
l*Iw
11' Mut clWarm farm In West W awa-
noeh, ounrrr,nm 5. lot •G, with 473 osier to a
gaol -tate of cultivation. well fenced. well
watered. good orchard. large bank barn. good
home'. 0.,.l d ce. blacksmith shop awl 4.100,*
Rt nonef of farm. 4 ton elf r,l 10 .drool amt
rhumb. 7. toilss front t'. 1'. H. station at
nbunn. Tenn, espy. N A. HAHKINUN,
I.nrknow. lint.
L'OH MALE. F'IVI': ACRES ('LOSE
• 4large on one of the main thor-
unehlalixr%41il
4n. Addn)oItI. NIG A1. (14(E.
HOUSE F'O}{ MALI':, A NiNE
Warned frame dwelling.. having a good
. h not ion. un Keay. .tnrL stone foundation
45,x1 ...newer kitchen. gond Kimble. Will he mold
reasonably}. For furl.oer particulars apply to
MILS. %V4. Mc(At 41HAN, 11 Davie. ave..
To ontonal(
j ,tAKM FOR SA I.E. . A CHOICE
harm fee wile, adapted for minted farndng
01 ``pasture, At acres cleared. (0 Wrens god orrh
R01.15 aero• good timber. Noll a good black
clay loam. flood flame hems, frame barn and
slable,, gong driving shed. (mots SJ and 11.
renewed* 1, Godcrlrh lowncohlp. Apply to
P1tOt'DFOOT, H.1YS 0 I4LAllt or to (HAS,
J. WALIde t'
1'llnto.
1' pi I':
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
1I*&u Or►ick ToresTo
Al rittneslte ('artist. • emotion
IN((MIN/itATED HY SPFA:IALACf
Or DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TV ItrA M V F: DEI'UI/TM
To lir,', m nondate the F'arn4us
1),u have ..petrol Hn111111ale in the
t Mages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELI.
Wi sollolt the i'atronege of the
FARMKR.
PALM NOT[• DINCOCNTKD•
SAVINGS HANK ACCOUNT
opened by deposit of *1.1,11
Interest at 3 " cur
intery npound
ed quarterly.
411)r,KtC.H BRANCH
A. O. °AMnl.lt. Manager.
11 Tau
17 ,si
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Cards of Tbani i
I,'ARD OF THANKS. --1 WISH TO
thank the Gnlrrlrh mound -it of C. (F. C. F.
for their l.l.n,ptltudv in tootling the claim of
in ntehu.bnnd. Mitt). ANNE: 1)1 F E.
lieeeeith. Jan I-0. ton.
Boarding
UOARDERM WA.N ED.-ACCOM-
1.1 M)DATION u, a aloe mitt bone for
merest body boirs1-1.. Apply 4. MR8. JN -
K I N. Atgk•.ea st res'.
Lost or Found
1.L''OUND,--UN THE SQUARE, A
' watch. Apply al THE NIONA!..
TWO CALVES -A REI) AND A
a ' roan Cann mi to the pr•muw of the
undc,.4Rned about (kc 1st of Nosenits•r.
1>w flee rayl Mel' watts Oe1 Uros lug 54r,µ1 t and
,a)nt( rIp.n'r.. J')'tEl 11 R O'IA)l"UHLIN,
fel
I. ton. a. A.hflckl. _t
Situations Vacant
GIRL WANTED. -ONE ABLE TO
renal hmerwork. Apply to MRS.
H, F: ROIN:ENN. Llghtbou....1 est.
11001) GIRL WANTED. --TO 00
II general loud•*ori. Walter sit a month.
Apply to MILS. DAVID BROWN, Awrlenca
81.09.
Notice•
OTICE. -- (111-iN(i TO 1'HF: IN-
V• CREASE in n+c buena.., which requires
0y eaure personal et(enuun. end the Inabllily
LS, devote the Item '1e0ro.®ly to properly
attend 10 the _att., of the wider and light
1.0111mhiodo1.I hale decided to withdraw 11117
rwmini .. to, oerand light comtul.elunor.
Yount truly,
FRED W. WTI,
TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL AC -
1 ovate, us log to J. H. w'or-ell & sun mmat
ye.�ltt�d at nice, 0r Oeste 40.111 Lc Incurred. J.
H 11'UR!(ELL k NoN.
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN
that thethirty'-sensed.nmol meeting of
the McKillop Mutual Fee In.uranee Company
will be held at the town hall. !".04 forth. on FM -
day. Jmamary rah, IUM, at 1 oelork p. m.
Ihlldoess -, -,-,l Inc the directors' auditors'
sad uew.nlrt s n•porte. election or three
director and .1011 other bustles. an may be
nec•sswrt for the good and welfare of the ( our
pony. Ther cttri ng director. are Jame. Con-
nolly.
bmnollyy. George i4.4, and John Watt, who are
eligible fur n•-ein•tion. JOHN H. MtLEA.N.
President. THOS K. HAYS, Secretary.
To tint
ETV-FURNISHEI) HOUSE TO
LI MI on the rimer of Bruer O rent and Cam•
bra reed. Apply t0 0. S W ITZER. ail(
Public Notice \
11VOTICE TO iNVF.ITORM.--THE
executor. of the estate of the tete
George Acheson have decided In offer the
whole elate for 'ale. Tla• property ton.ite of
real ,,.tale. debentures. bonds and *took..
Pattie
to ok.-
Parties *1.114014 to invest In any of the *bore
flo Tito Ie, ten•nser full particulars on applies.
EMM* S. Acltg.us•
k:ieoutrix.
J. P. BKo* N 1 Executor+.
IV!, IJMK £.Ith:•ON
(lode' I lee..At h. 14107.
Notice to Creditors. _
Vt)TICI: CO CREDITORS.
IN THE M.1TTF:R OF DAViI) 4TODD..RT.
INSOLVENT.
Notice a. hereby Then that the above inKuly-
ens. of the town 0,l (oderb•h. in the rom01.7 of
Huron. 'arrylne o•n beam.., ns A harnemsmaker
at maid towns, has anode an .owl7gtnentof his
estate III ore fn, the Rrneral benefit of hl.
creditor ander t he I try l,nl Mt atules of Ontario,
erg, 4'hap. 447
Thr erettlitor, .,r, notified to meet at the
IM -e of Iiu-Ine.- of 11)0 maid ()amid Mterld•n ml
the town of Ualrrhdl 011 Saturday. e 11th
.ley f .lannmry. A. ith
o. 1Unk M t o'clock In
the afternoon. fur the purpose of reeelving the
stnicmmd of the Insolvent. emus., fur Iho
'i ocdntment of IMpe94a', ami the Ria ing of
d;,eelkm. with reference to the d4pomal of the
e.lal c.
All persons chinning tole ,•nil led in rank one
t he ..lets noel ale their Ola inks with m,• On 01'
before the -aid ,late. After which date 1 w III
'bowed 10 db1ribute the aweto thereof. having
regent In than' .alms only of which 1 Oen
then have received notice
Doted et Godrtich t M. 1BMi day of December,
.l. Il, 1907.
D'itOCUFOOT. NAPM etBLAIR.
!lonelier,
for TROMAM OUNDRY, Aaatriee.
AFTER CHRISTMAS
Is •Ind time %pinnrt. New teo n opens
on Jan 2nd. Write for eetalmn. , net
moderate raters and other adrastag•.
*111 Uttered you.
HAITIAN A Ngo ('AN (1114101C101('or.I.rua
J 1 noes *nd *0(414) .Its.. To1Nncnsl
Wootton Cards 1 THE SIGNAL
WISHES ALL ITS READERS
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
►I1U THE FLE(YTORN OF IHE
1 TOWN 4)F 1110DL IICH
1 have been asked by 0401140101). Influential
people of lhu tow,, to offer 01y.elf as A can
dithmte
andldwte for the mayoralty. I have decided to .. .-
du au mud ask your support 00 the .lreugth
of 1)w chaeactor of sur, he 1 lave given you l..
)our council. 1 wish you all the wwppliwente
of the aeaeon. 1)K. A. H. MACKLIN.
p0 THE ELECTORS OF OUDE-
1 RICH.
Lanni:. .454. G►h ruIMEN: Having toned
7014•. eououlllor fora number of years, during
Which 1 have done whet 1 could to advance the
welfare of our town *ltd 10 safeguard the
interest. motioned to 40.0, 1 AID now *candidate
for the urayorully fur 4100. and take lhi. moans
of moll/Ming your support at the polio "melt
Monday. 1 shall liot be able to call upon you
all. bot a. I have lived among you ',early MI
my Ilfe you know w record, *el if you tee Mt
to place we in the Mayon. chair for next year
1 shall appreciate It a. the higlwe: honor yon
could confer upon we.
With the nompllweuls of the 481110I0 l0 all, 1
sot. yours faithfully,
W. P. CLARK.
LI LiCOTION CARD FOR THE P0441 •
T1ON Or MAYOR.
To Tut EL►.r-rs4wt or 1 nu Tows Or 0011Ehl, u.
1.1010: .N4. GEN r1.IcMRN:-i have been pre
called upon by a large number of elector. to
allow my moue to appear before you fur the
ioeitlnn of Mayor for the year IURL 1 Imo u
served the town two year. et Mayor. tieing un
both ora -Ions returned by aooanuUou, minden
molwunt of the 'natty year, 1 have reeved at the
council land 1 beherr thud I nm In a better
position to serve your interests (loin either of
my o iga enm. They lath .at atthe council
for (Ie year I11i7 »nd allowed inane), to he
. pent m an unlawful etaeuer. They ought to
1401e aubnut(od a bylaw before They .pont the
money. and 1 pledge I.0)•telt if elected t hat the
.aloe slate of affair...hall not exist .o long as 1
hold office. My sin, will be .Dict economy of
the town'. tnucey tit 4111 lino-., with an rye ever
open to all matters tint may 001114 before the
4.0uw11 that 1 think *Al be to the best iutereet
of the town al aige. %Visiting you AI the mm-
phwcnlhof the aeaoi. 1 remain. your. tory
Inn l),
R0111.:10' '1'HOMI'SON.
riio THY: ELECTORS (1)" (iODE-
1 RICH.
1..44.11* .441' Urrrlr.Mi:18 : 1 .1.11 to an
mance shat 1 am In the Mehl again for Hee.e
of the town for IUM, and denire your •nptarl
of toy candidal are. Though 1 hate been a
nwldeu( of the town fox over forty year. 1 hese
nod o4 the row,, ,uumell for only about
three year.. 1f 1 mu, elected. It will be my 401
des, or. a. it ha• been in (h', I0a-1, 10 wfegu:anl
rhe mitered. of the town and to provide an
,ioniume and ethrleul adudni-!ratio, of the
towns again..
The following i- from The Star of August
904,, In reporting a pedal meeting of the
council to deal with the paying timer of the
!augurs loan : "The disco.don lasted over an
hour, the Mayor. Dep. Hoeve Elliott and Cuun.
Goldthorpe my tug the company- propo.wle
were fair std reasonable. and could safely be
w•kt toan,Re401 . but Itee,o
l .xpre.dng theu,wItr, r
. 1111 not (1mo
tall -.d, A tion by Poen- Heckel(
and Reese Mclean wee: when the Rogers
to, .how toy an independent in, e,, 0ty that
they hese getout worth of property. the money
will be advanced-'
Wishing you all n pro.perouv A041 happy
New Year. 4 remain,
Yews:sincerely.
RAST. McI.EAN.
TO THE ELFxrORM OF THE
TOWN Ole OOI)ERiCH.
1.1PIIIa cru GENTIa{MY.S : -Once ruomr. 1 beg
to .014.1' your tote and Influence 1p my behalf
ea Iters, of Utderich for Robs, Although 1 have
leen nun.ualty busy during the pastroar• 1
have atteuded all meetins 0 of the council with
but two except ion. and used my oice and in-
flnencc In helmet( of the town'. bent (inmate.
In cunuecton with my own private enter-
prise'.I bat. expended in wage+ abort 110.00,.
and for product. upwards of sl10.000. a large
part of which comes to our town through it.
roulmenee.
Fully se an worth of building material has
been supplied for building purposes. to our fac-
tories and re.idences duringthe t �
myyself. Paw year by
If elected Reeve of our town for IUM. 1 will
al,c unstinted attention to the affairs of the
town, and will one toy best endeavors for 11..
advantetuent.
Thanking you for peel support and *eliciting
your rote mud influence un Monday. January
tali, 1 remain, your,. faithfullyy.
ItOBEIIT ELLIOTT.
FOR DEE('TY_REEVE,
Far.uiwa l 'ILEX/. :-H you 1 bink t hat electing
ale to • place at the esounell board will be help-
ful at this impotent [Uncle our 00*1,'s history.
kindly iota for me and ask your friend. to du
1 he *me.
Heartily wishing you • happy- New Year, I
am, your sincerely.
O. M. ELLIOTT.
VOTE FOR
C. A. REID
A8 DEPUTY -REEVE
FOR MS.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN Or GODISRiCH.
1.antrn .eon Ors-Meer:a : 1 am a candidate
for a petition at your town t•ouncil board fur
this year and roepecthilly nWldt your tote and
influence In my behalf. 1 mom to the town in
MO. 1 have been a poor marc, but the town of
Underich has given me the beat .how for
making money. 1 have .pent money In the
town and have bought property hem and 1 like
the town fleet roto. 1 want now to do the best
1 an for Goderk•h and to tee whatever ability
I have .hown myself po'o.esort of In making
money f04 myself, l0 the town'. Interests.
1IA VII) B1ROM N.
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE
arc respectfully solicited for W. E. GAL
LOW ami candidate for councillor for era.
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MANI* MIIWaare
LOCAL TOPICS.
The Passion Play.
An opportuuity of which everyote
should take lulvantaage is afforded at
Wonderland this week. The Passion
Play. depicting the life of Christ. as
perforated at Ober • •rgalt, Ger-
many. is given in beautifully hand -
colored moving pictures, and thoee
who have read of this production art it
1s given by the };:was ion petwanta will
to eager to vee these pictures. The
rJlo THE ELECTORS.
Land}m Vat 01511.744x1 : -1 ad. soar vote
and Influence In my behalf a* candidate for
councillor for 138. Yoram* seeptccttnlll�yy,
J. T. (IULDTH6Ri'E.
VOTE FOlt
11. I -I 1_11I 13cER
Ft )11
COUNCILLOR
401(1 for
the Interests of`the Town
Election Cards
0(10 '1'141': 1' LE('I' 41(S 1)l' MO4 /E-
1 RICH.
. I, 'tom ..x11 GE.xtl.r.5404 \'unr fur 2. (
LATTHWAITE for uundllor fur 1791.
lust opportunity to witness this lin'
ressive'sacred play in Uoderich will
be on Saturday next, when three per-
forwauce. will be giv.u, at 1:791, 734
and 9 o'clock. A full hour -and -a -half
entertainment is given. Admission
uluite 15c.: children Ilk.
The Orangemen's Officers.
1., O. 1.. Nu. 143 held its regular
iueetiug on Friday. The meeting
was largely attended and the follow-
ing office's were elected for the year
!tint : Worshipful Master, Bro. 'Thus,
I Burrow*: Deputy Miteter, Bro. .nus.
McNevin ,, chaplain. Bro. ,J. S. Mc -
Niel ; recording secretary, Bro.
James Wells ; financial seerdtaty,
Bro. A. i1lcNet'iu : treasurer. Hr,. W.
It. Pinder ; C., Bro. Thos. Tich-
I borne : lecturer. Bro. 14ap4. M. McI)on-
' ale' : couuuittek, Bra. R. Sharman,
.1. S. McMath. M. Todd ,and .1. C.
Martin : inside trier. Hro. Thos. 'rich-
' borne ; outside tvler, Bro. W. Irwin :
I trustees, Bro.. ']'hos;. Burrows, Jo..
\Martin and .las. Wel
910 THE ELECTORS OF G0I)E.
1 RICH
1...1011:. 15. Urxn.rM*1.: .\I lhu ,ulirit:t-
11011 of a number of n)y friend., 1 have do idol
to le a nominee for the position of town 104111-
cillor for the coming yew.. l have nerved you
on the public .ehuol timed for four year., and
trn.t that 1 have no ,.clod as to monk your
,oulldenoe in use. If elected n.a councillor. I
will do my Twat i., Um Intervals of the lawn.
Wishingalla Kapp .New Year, 1 x111,
our. re.i.ectfully.
JOHN W. l'tt A101 E.
TO THE ELEGCTOKN OF THE
TOWN OF UODRRicR.
LAMP *40 (1ttortsytx•: Ravine born
aatad by w number of rota•ayer. M alio* my
*elf to he paned In nomination ** A rnnn,•Illor
of the town of (nMerieh for the year SUM. 1
have derided 00 PIA..' myerlf In .our hand.,
sod 1 tombs' solicit lour 11440(x404 n, lb. pnUs,
1 mei sineerrlll,
iL W. TV0MIWN•
710 THE ELECTORS.
1.41.14' 5511 Ub.I, 1.MY•N H.,. Ing been
Lento nominated for the 1'odu04. of .ounclllor
I w111 ask your support at the polo on Monday
next. 1 hens,e that the caper 0404, which 1
have gained during the peel )'ear w111 enable
me to eerie you with Adventism during the
year to coin'•. nod of elected I will endeas or to
du all In m)' power towards the honest and
econontiesl management of the town'' *Rales
With the compliments of the semou. I am,
Yours faithfully,
li. l'. M('NN1NG".
TO THE ELECTORS i0/0 M'1'. AN-
DItEw's WARD.
1.41144:. 440 Ges names : Basins Well
nominated as scbool Iruetue fee R. Andrew's
ward for the emoting term, 1 beg to solicit
our toteand influence In Ayeh
behalf. 1 have
beeu vote.
..and
a coutinuou. resident of our wand for
upwards of thirty year. and am well known 01)
you all. If you think 1 can sorra your Inler-
esl.on the board. 1 will, if elected. give the
°dice the attention it demands. and will do my
utmost to further the hest interest. of otr
00011 in mope'' 10 WI ..chop) management.
lyiahing You ."11 the compliment. of the .Otanu,
1 remain, your.' faithfully,
- -- --- JA MK'TAIT.
TO THE ELECTORS OF O
CL-
HORNK TOWNSHIP.
1.14,4:40 ANY/ Gy'T1.IM/.'t . I x111 A c,ualldate
for the petition of Reeve of 0111 town.hip for
IPA, and take 'hie loran. of soliciting your
yore and Influence in my behalf.' 1 have had
norm experience. M you know. in municipal
affair.. turd would appreciate the honor of
being ouue more elected •4 chairman of your
township council and 9011r representative at
Iia county council. Your. faithfully.
ALEX. YUt'NO.
Military School.
The provisional eel I of 11111110.4'
inet(Uctiuu is o lie u lied, in the
gyumasiwu of the Ouderic Collegiate
Institute on the 741► Inst. It is ex -
1' w" be 1 •i • dance o
ex-
pected there 111 a t 1)a, du [
about M. Lieutenants may, qualify
byy- attendant. at the school Irene. and
officer' who desire to quality f't,lr the
rank of captain or tleld officer• to v re-
ceiv. 4nstt•uctinn here, but certitc U'e
above the rank of subaltern will 01
Ire granted at this school. 'Theis,
fitters (those who wish 1.0 qualify fo'
the rank of captain or field ,Meer)
must attend for at Iasi it week at a
hoot 41 instruction _before they can
write at 1111 exam intake' for cet•tiUcaalcs
to yuglify them for the higher .auks.
'Phot is, taking the coarse herr will
sav0 brut the necessity of taking ,a
three 'truths' COLIMA. at Wolseley or
Stanley larrneks.
1110 THE ELECTORS OF THE
1 TOWNBH[P OF oaLBORNC
1.1DIEa Celt f:1NT1.r:MsN : -After serving In
the township coun.11 for the peat few year.. I
have been nominated for the position of lteevc,
and If my ,.,nice,, heretofore have been ouch an
to meet with your spinosal. and if the caper.
Mom I have thus gained In town.hip affair.
w141 be of any cable to you. 1 shall. If elected, be
happy indeed to put forth toy very beat effort.
h1
looking after the bush,ew of the (own-hlp
and In *draining It. interests i1, every we
Thanking You for your ell mart and good will in
the ped..1),d sasuriOg you of every good wish
for the future welfare of our towl.'hlp, 1 am,
Yount .incerel)''
111. .1.• A. MAMAS.
1110 THE ELECTORS OF COL-
I_ HORNF: TOWNSHIP.
',MAYA AND Ub'.'lIEyI Y.N : 1 A1,1 a ea,ldId,,te
for the position of eoutnclllor of our town.hip
for IAM, and I resp rtfully ask Your support al
the poll. on Moes:ey next. I 40.1.11 10 deity In
the roost emphatic manner the report I. hat 1.
being cir*nlated to the effect thwt 1 home
bergaln0l for the autumn of the Elertrlc Rail
wny people There i absolutely no fonndntlon
for *itch a report. which Is circulated only to
Injure me In the eyes of the crafters. •
T-oor. elneetely.
, JACOB MOSEIt.
TO THE ELRUTORS OF THE
TOWNSRIP Or COLBAItNE,
4)1101444 1>n OEN1-LSM7•N : Being unable to
personally canvas yet all 1 would n011rit you'
vole and Witmer. for the ttmeltM, of .•num•il.
In., and should 1 he cl,•,tn.i will rndea' ,,r to
murk for the best Inlets:de of our toe noble
J. N. KERNIOHAN.
To THE ELECTORS OF THE
1 TOWNSHIP 0r ('OLBURD111,
1,11/1101A54/61071.80(0: At lie solicit
of a large number of r*tepm7er. of the lien
.1.1(,, 1 am a ,•mlwlldmle fo. Ile petition ,,f
tvat,rillor for ' ee yiwr 191M. 1 011.411 1101 he able
t0 w,n you all personally lieforr milling dna,
RIO (Ake t.hi. n..,,n of Raking fnr 900. 40pp,rt,
1 hate been 40 rrrktent of 1'ollarne for parr
forty veer", my Interest. ore all in Ine town
-hip, and if elected In wirer . on on Iho ,uunell
t will give my Net and "M. •0I vial attention
10 the intercede of the int uHins.Ili. y.
With the nmtplluaul..4 11111 .racoon, t am.
(vent respectfully,
NVId. F Yui'\U.
Send You Children.
Starting l e Hest week in Jaunnary,
free bight -taw "ng Classes in music will
be held in Kno church school row -
The class will in t o(4 Monday, Jan.
nary 11th, at 1:15 p. 15 p. SI.. and there-
after every week r three the.
All children are wiled. whether
members of Knox Sa •bath school or
of other churches. , .lotdaur is
holding these classes for a advance-
ment of music in our now and they
will affnnl an excellent or )(salinity
for children ; to receive nista. •tion in
singing. Thome :atteudiug the. eight -
leading classes will have the 4 put*.
Utility of singing in -The F'estiv of
the LIIIIW ' at baster, the lint ti he
for (hie to be given ,in Oo det•ich ate
en occasion prized liy every child.
1'or the choral singers of the town
Mr. Jordan ann.....)... 'The !‘l'ar'k
Well." a beautiful 'Initiate, practices
1,n' which will he held every Monday
Al 1.4 o'clock iii Knox school room.
This will be a fine draftee to learn a
Kited work. This is for ladies voices
,Ill!'. ..
In H:s Ninety-third Year.
The funeral took place this uftet•-
noun of one of Ooderieh'. oldest reel -
Arnie ; the bale Thotu,us Graham, to
whom we refer, being in his ninety-
third year. Mr. Graham was born in
Belfast. Ireland, in I815, and carte to
this country in 1841. He married
.lane Kirkpatrick in 1817. the event
taking place in the old St. Opurge's
church. performed IT Rev. Mr.
('awpbell. A few year's later Mr. and
Mrs. ()reheat' moved to Ashfield tuw•n-
ehlp, where they continued to reside
until twenty-five years ago, when Mr.
Or*ham retired and came lo Ulxierich
to live. He is survived by two
brot.hety and one sister and leaves a
family of six : Wm. I3., James and
(ieore, •of town ; the Misses Mary
and Matilda, of New York. mud Mrs.
:Judge:.lohnson, of Sault tete. SMarie.
Mee. ()rebate died a year and eight
months ago. The services this after-
noon were conducted by Rev. 0. N.
Hazen, pastor of North street Metho-
.list church, and the pull-beaarere were
Edward Acheson, J. H. Colborne, E.
Downing, Robert Mclean, .1. (7,
Laithwaite end It. Thompson. Mr.
Orate, 111 had been able to be about un-
til within 1a very few days of hie
death, which was due to his advanced
yea's rather than to a01)• particular ail-
ment.
Isere were heartily appreciated by the
Poo*. _
LOCAL TOPIC'S IN BRIEF.
Now (haat the holiday .lett 1..lxout titer yen
eau .pare the time to i•avr the silting for Roo
Photograph whluh you have prond:ad to 7040
friend.. K. H. 'sallow. wUl do the work tn,
Pm 1n impeller style.
Pri'hau, Ow Tailor I. 1101 n ' outdid45tr tui
wunllpul honor, Ihi. yuan : but Ito, I. 04 roudi
date for Oiler pL.r„ in the r-tiulal iuu of th'>.,
who like to wear well -Minor, eellot,a11e
clothe.. Give him a roll.
Ouly +. limited numbs., eau .4,rure 41454. at I Ito
town council, ho ut Wilmer Smith.. thele :tie
tine nphol.tared .0044, for all who "have the
price.' If you are 4401 be., next week call in
0,40,1 sr, M1011, he cult du fur you in the line of
furniture
The \Viugb:anl Business College and
its branches, at Godericit, Clinton,
Walkerton and Orangeville, will re-
open for the winter term o1) ,lativary
4th,
The Canadian Mercbtuadise hale Co..
of Toronto, lagan today selling ott
W. A. McKin,'4 stock. Must Ire
cleared in Hfteen-efa)•s. Ureal chance
to make looney.
'Ile Hest hockey match of the
aeeueun 111 Goxlerieh wee played o11
New fear's night between Seaforth
and the home team. Seaton -tit won
with the scute of :1 to 2.
There is :a fine list of election coeds
in Tho Signal thio week. Read them
ever and see what it fail.' like to be a
bee and iudepeudailit elect4l1' w'I114
dozen wen atter your vote.
The monthly meeting of the Gale -
rich branch of the W •u. IOstit(1U'
Will 145: hell at the house of Mee.
\Van)oek 040 Thio du)'. .lenwary
ikh. A full latte•ndnnce Ia requested
to crake arrangements for the *tumid
oyster supper. Husiiiewi l01 41.1114.
sharp at :1 o'clock.
A' pietist. in F. Umpire%'s show
window has attt•nct1d •h utten-
ti and ref " al . 11 i, a► likcuese
of ('apt. A. Lawson in his well-known
Mailing craft The North Pier.
photographer haw caught the ('at►n)
e0
is w
(KO THE ELECTOH-M O) THE
To.o NnR11' OF' ('OLBORNE.
MAYA 14011 (,F4TI•11wr0:-Ao i have hoots
ImminatedAcne, for connate? for tit'. town.
'hip. and n. a largo number of you were not at
the nomination, t take til. opportunity of
lettleg you know that 1 am In the Meld s• A
candidate for 00nnd11or. as 1 do not expert to
be able to 001 yen 011 paremally 1f win Pry fit
to rive m4 your' U,grt anal am elected 1 will
endra.or to loot after the 1nt41e4A of the
fawnehlp to the bast of my MOW Thanking
rml for Om large .nppmt )m1 gasme last
yea.►. 1 now N. t.el e11 the neppllements of
OM 'sawn. 1 sm. your..
JOHN 1144TOW.
very picUtres,luu pow•. harking
t' inch the sailor, rid the picture
I worth et111Iy A7 as Work (f art.
Pro
re
gave 1
rimes
Wean(
The IWO
beautiful Ileirie, pones. *n.1 donkeys
which show ka high degree 4,1 intelli-
gence and training, ant the audience
was delighted with the matey clover
things which they olid.
A report is i1) 0r4'culal" that Chew.
A. Reid, who is *candidate for the
deputy r•ev'eship, hire a contract. with
the town in connection with the re-
modelling of the townled!. Mr. Heid
states that the report le entirely in-
correct. \Vatter Shanuat is'the ton-
tracton
and Mr. 'Reid haemo connec-
tion wbatevrr with th.�\ contract.
F'ur'ther, Mt•. Reid points out that the
payment to hint appearing in the
statutory Ilnancial report wpm for
work done in IMO. whet' he riter\out a
valor- of the council.
du aU l
('Ixeckr 's r: 'tl ,
r horses
pique and interesting perform
t \'ietori:a 11pa•t^t 'louse
y and Thursday eyeUiUge.
or has a culletaion of
An Echo of the Christmas Season.
Never before was the l'hrietteao
spirit so much in evidence atoned the
Square lam it was during the recent
holiday season. The window-dressers
in nearly all the sores put forth their
Meet efforts, and emus. very hluidrumpp•
effects were the remelt. Sugg4wtiofls
of the festive season were to he set 11
on all sides t of Nome of the windows
were exceptionally pretty and attrac-
tive. A trip around the Sllwue and
down , of the other besinese
streets g,eve the sightseer it pan -
()Annie exhibition of Iseaulfll geode
and bright window di.plays which it
was woe .,h canting miles to see, One
of Hodgen, Brost.' windows was s-
pecially attractive. the design was
a pot•ticus with the word Christmas
prominently displayed, and ,1)i Angel
of Peace calmly presiding over the
ecetre. (In either aide WAN .a 041.411'
brilliantly illuminated. The brick.
ground wan of yellow, on which paint y
white handkerehiefsand Lits of holly
made A very artistic effect. \\'. K.
Kelly's window had a dainty ('hrist•
new ttr'.' watched over by Santa Cline,
C. (1. !Ates had two windows that
attracted n great deal of ,attent:
In one was to flying nreehini, con•
structpd of it ranKe holler end other
h,nlwale goods, the propellors unr
at each end being worked by it email
water -motor. 1'h,' other window hod
a very cleverly de.ignerl "takendll" nn
the recent smallpox Penmation. .\u
isolation hospital. with cuts for
patients, occupied A prominent pari•
Gots, and at ane gide were the town
offices, with various cunt % hitting
off the situation. Another suggest Inn
of ''the late unpleasant!lents-wast.. he
0(Pn nt (:. .T. Hat p.r''.where half -a•
dozen white Kansan. err. snugly
settled in the windrow, and the motto
declared, ••Thi', l" chiekonp.)x, not
smallp,x," May °there of the %ore -
keep ers had taking displays, ,1md 110•
effort* w hteh they pot forth to add fn
ICu hiigbtnese of Wu Christmas sow
HYMENEAL.
United States .
Subscribers.
uwiug to 11re fact that 4411.•
el'llt poster:4. ie new demanded
1)u erect' ropy of a Cldiait
new4Opl lrh,40.1. 11,ai1.r1 10 l be 1'uited
States,. we air• ohligeel to make
Ute price of The Signal to
Coiled States subudrilers $1.60
a year, payable ill *dv*11ce. 1Vn
are e1 aa. loge (•xIWnae ''sell
week for postage. cud our sub.
tvrili,rs hi the - United States
will st•e the ueceesi4y of our In-
sisting upon advance payment
of sulrseripti,,n' under this eir.
rutted:thee. We hope thab our
friends lw•ress the line will take
notice of- this 11 a it remit
promptly.
hats! left 4,n I lm .':.144 l' 111. train from
the Grand'I'runk state,(, fora trip to.
Buffalo and ,.tier pointsand eft their
return will make their h on fat,
David's street. The hride'a travellingg
DU it wam 401 bruwn'Venetian cloth,
with white silk waist end a sill• vehet
hat to m:rl* 11. and I'rrwia Iamb fun.
The Signal ,juium with uaauy friends in
tendering goal wlshe
Motrin AcI uoa,
,\ e(-eut which ha+ n.1,1Nd l)talelleb
of one of its brightest y g ladies
sok plat* 11 14,,' 114,11154 of \Ito, John
Acheson. ('44(11441i.a Is .0 New
Year's Day. wheel her daughter Ethel
was married t, Ituterrt Norris Merritt.
H. A.. of i'eterlotsi , Ont. The wed-
ding was a very quiet , those
present tieing ui,enleis of the
families of the- bride And groom.
The ceremony, which took place
at noon. was pert. nned by Itev. W.
S. Jamieson, of Durham, and Rev, .
F. W. Hullinrakc, of Hamilton,
brothers-in-law of the bride. I h•cora-
t' of ground -pine roping said
Christina* rsl ribbon were effectively
arranged, and in it pretty (lower the
bride And groom stood to plight their
troth. The bride, wile wee given
away h)' her Ilts,ther, Joliet T. Ache -
stn, looked lovely in a gown of white
lilletty aatie, in semi -empire style, en
trail]. The trimmings were of rose
point lace, and a bridal veil and na-
tural orange blossoms completed it
charm ing cost The bride car-
ried a large shower bouquet e,f
bride's roses and Maidenhair fern.
The bridesmaid was her sister. Miss
Jrene, who was gowned in pale blue
embroidered mull, with largo picture
brat to match, and carried crimson
''uses. W. Merritt. M. 1)., of Whit,-
ney, Ont.. brother of the groom, was
lest . A. Roy Adams presided at
the piano. 'Tile wedding breakfast
Wet Nerved o1) a table prettily decor-
ated with tulle and s uilax, over which
hung a bridal 4*11 of green and ret!.
-\1 1 he conclusion of the repaint a toast
to the bride was fittingly honored and
was 1011ov-ell by similar honors to the
bridesmaid, the groom's mother ant(
the bride's mother, A n ler of tel. -
grams frau distant friends received
during the breakfast :added to
the festivities'. Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
ritt left o1) the :1150 0. T. H. train
to 'spend A few days en route to
their new home et Peterhoro'.
where ()legroom is o11 the Collegiate
Institute • staff. The bride trayelled
11) n brown tailor -wade suit, with
mink fern and A brown hat touched
with gold, The groom presented
the bride with a beautiful pearl and
diamond pendant and the bridesmaid
with a pearl pin. Among the Wed-
ding presents wars a handsome gift
from the groom's fellow-tenchere of
the Poterloni Collegiate Institute.
Mr. Merritt was formerly mathemati-
cal'nestel• in the. (ioderich Collegiate
Institute and during him residence
here he earned the confidence and es-
te.m of those conneeteal with the
wcheol And of the citizens generally.
The bride in a universal favorite, a.-
coMpli*hed and charming, and will be
greatly misted in her native town,
and a very host of friends wish the
young couple the fu (lest measure of
happiness. Those present at the wed-
ding f1ou1 out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. Merritt, of Mmithville, and Mine
Merritt. of Toronto, parents and ein-
em. of the 41(001 l; Dr. W. Merritt, of
Whitney : Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Ache -
1404), of :`('bleu, Man. ; Mr. and Mrs.
\\', S. Jamieson, 'of Durham, Ont.,
and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. liollinrake,
of Hamilton.
Davis - Jameson.
At Pit test, Oakville, the residence
of Thonew AMhlalrv, uncle of the
bride. on Thureday, December :1111i. A
wedding wsolemnis d by Dean
Davis. of Ism ill, 814aisterl by Canon
Davis, of Sarni uncle of the bride -
grown.. schen ItMu•gucrita, SLalrrl,
daughter of lir. and Mts. Robert Eitel
Jameoou, became the bride of John
!:vans Davis, Hudters Mess. The
bride wore a beautiful gown of white
satin, embroidered with penrlm, and a
bridal veil of Limerick lace. She was
attended by Miss Mand Davis, Wing -
leant, a hisser of the bridepr.oni.
wbilbt the latter wits supported by
Dr. Agnew, \\'ingha11l. The wedding
ceremony was performed under an
arch of evergreenve and white roses.
After the wedding supper the happy
couple left amid showers 1)t confetti
and rice, for their future home in Bos-
ton. The groom was formerly A resi-
dent of (loderich, tarrying on business
as a druggist.
Fox Bain.
A very pretty wedding was cele-
brated in 1Viarton, at West Lawn,
the home of the bride's sister, Mrs, .1.
G. Simpson, at high noon on Christmas
Day, when Mary Donella, daughter of
John Rain. formerly of Ooderieh,
waw united in marriage to \V!I-
linm
Charles Fox, of the Penin-
sula Tug 1 Towing Co., of that
town. The bride was unattended.
and wore a travelling gown of navy
blue chiffon broadcloth with a hat to
snatch in an Alice blue shade, trimmed
with uncurled ostrich plumes, and
carried it shower bouquet of Crean)
cernatious. A g the useful and
valljgble gifts which the bride re-
Cei4etl was Al very fine Persian lamb
jacket, the gift of the groom, and :a
substantial cheque from her father
and brother, .L. It. plain, AL the con-
clusion of a dainty wedding breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox left for a fortnight's
trip to Detroit and Jackson, and upon
their .,''note will 14,041.10 111 \Vlartun,
where the bride's other two minters are
living. Mrs, 14. E. Trout and
(i. t impootl. '
Shephard- Webster.
'1'h.' nuptials of Frederick Charles
Shepilald, for the !tet season urate of
the steamer 1'. Hecker, one of the (lil-
ehriwt ioats, and Lillie May, daughter
of Mn.. Webster, Newgate stare(. took
php'c at high teem 1 1) NEW 1'enr', Ilay
at the rel,idence of the hunk's mother.
The ren y was performed by Rev.
James A. Anderson. The bride wore
white milk grenadine, tri 1 with
silk applique, over white" 4 )u.l.t'1,e
matin, and carried white bridal rime..
She Wats attended by Mims Retell Shep-
herd, sister of the groom, who wont
pale 111ne bate•t+i and cerrild pink to WPM.
to lora'
WAS Mr. I'ralick, ,f
Milwaukee.. The welding nlarrb .45,01
Lplayed by Mims Orrice Martin. ,and Mins
ila Murray, of Detroit. gave t. vocal
selection very ',mealy. The ott•of-
towtl p(11enl.ve were Mr. and Mrs. Middle-
ton, of Clinton; Mr, hurl Mrs. .Iamr.
Johnston, of Cleveland: Mia Murray,
of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (i'• -
ran. of \Vinghaw, and Mr. and Mrs.
lh'nnelly Johnston. of Preston. The
bride wam given away by her brother.
S. Curran. The hollow
t.,',ra4
Wore at smilax, rarnAttns-
and terms.
Aftt•r the ceremony about thirty-five
gnemta oat down t.0 a 'splendid dinner,
and hnth Her. Mr. Anderson ,.,1.l Rev,
NI, Tar•nlmll made :.pprn4.I,.l. /tool
happy PlpoveIlem in 4)4'1,1x)8 i 111(• Into II it
of 110. ynnng .people, to whirl, the
pfruuw rettpiollded, Mr. and Mts. :ihep-
PERSONAL MENTION.
Thr Mi..'.e-:Vire and Ida Rate. were hone
from Toronto for a few days the pen. week,
Mee. Orme mud Ethel_ Hoqgfgarth are a'
present visiting friend. at ulasall s,d •'root
tut y.
Micows Drlphhlu acid Ludo Finery, sof 1'redl
Ion, .pent New Year's in town,hems the guest,
Of Mimes i elphtuc and Adelaide Nairn.
Mie iwura Jcckcll, who wit. on the leaching
dsffof the(oderlrh Model School for the fall
Icr,u, 11. spending the holiday. nt her home
Lear Exeter She has loco ens.%re 1 to teach
this year In the Cxbrbiste high school.
Wm. Rogers, a eludeol of G(derich Collet/
late Institute some years ago and a ton of ite, .
D Rogers, of tieaforth, ems In town tido week
and called .m revue of hi friends here. Mr
Rogers has graduMtd from queen . 1',nrerslt y
and 'tow engaged In the Ontario Bureau of
Mince In engineering work_
• This Interests You.
McKim's sale should interest every-
one. His whole stock must be 'old :
only fifteen days Co do it in. 'Goods
masked without regard to n.at-ty-
day the first day of Nile. Come ill
mut take your time : look around,
Pikes in plain figures and in red.
AMNOUNCEMENTS.
The hu,d twill be at the mimesis
skating ''ink on Monday and ('huts -
liar. - -_. _ --
AUCTION SALES.
11'►.4rY utr. Jan. Nth. Malo of effectat re
'hleime of J,,i,, nlonchenete,1toimennnn, con, -
mewing at . 1::N ,o fleck. room. Ut vent,
e ie •t Ionlrr.
MARRIED.
sHi.eitAItlt-tvEti-TLK• - tr them.idcnce
of thebtlde' motto*,. \rowg(atte One,. fie
New roses Da) be Rei J*a. A. Ander,
,s. H. A. Fre.1*OrickIEO. .., 1 bat000 of Csl.
telt' A. NI. end NIT. Shephard, to L117.r
MR) daughter of Wtlltaw R. aro) Mrs. AI!
AVetler er.
l
OitAIIA\1 11) O'Merlrh, on TO" 7. ire.
comb. 1. 141.... Onh•m. 'b ills
\IT'\ItO. - In Anhnrn. nn \VMnea
tor)• 11
11
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