HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-12-17, Page 3THE SIGNAL GODERICH,: ONTARIO
T•.uItSPA', 1e. iiiI i,r 17, 1908 ;z,
Xews of the Sistriet.
Ur. and Mea. Campbell, of Zurich,
have been bereft aril of their infant.
run. Byiou Murdock.
The death of Hugh Grant, a former
resident of Ih•ucetleld, occurred at his
home iu Burnside. Man., rece•utly.
C. Schrag Sar purchased John
Ginge►•ich'a i.i.acl:u Lorna uu this ilra+rs-
son line, Stanley, fur a censideratiun
1
' lNl. I Albert Sperling.. o
7 C arliu ti former resident,
of iJ. { g, t 13 qt
Oliver Hemingway ham sold his of they and a nephew of Gi•urge Spar= struck by lightning, un another he
! f tt 10th i f ling, tit l'runbeuu and Mrs. untriul{
James Mari i.uu, of the iib ('Jllrl•s)l(1l
of 11ullett, was married ill Edmonton
on Wednesday, the 25th tilt., to Charier
A. Alining, of Mewa'rlu, Alta.
Robert Simpson, a forting resident
of Seem th mut brother-in-law of W.
R, Smith, of that town, died in Win-
. . (t- fele trreka' illneeesull-
sequrn t to u p f'alytic rtcoke.
round lit auisary to amputate hulk his
fret a Tittle below the kne e. 'Ile is du..
ing es well on can be expected and
will likely rreuvta .
Old ClintJn Resident Deceased. •
Edward J. Rutledge, 110 old and
well-known t' ittent of, Clinton.
peened away' on \Vedug,xlay, th(•.Uth
tenet. Deceased, W ho.wlateitl his sill y -
eighth veer, wit a uutive oi l• land.
He followed the occupation o •
B{'et ancealul• and war all honest, 111-
dusteious, kind-hearted man, esteemed
'by the whale cuuihtutil y. tltrg
share of ulksfultone fell to his lot
dining life :.un one occasion he was
bush arm ou the concession u tit Murcia, died tit his home 10 suffered a boost roke, and it few years
Grey to Philip Alurnt, of Brussels,ago he load his scall) aline,. burn off.
,1 sj,000. : urinay. thlt.ifthinrt-; '(hough his -heath was impaired by
.Mr•, and Mrs, C, W. 11 Imes, of a victim of consumption. them. ul•cidents he attended 10 his
-Lcrndesbory, have removed to Ot- An Oil Exeter Irlly, Captloin Henry . duties until la few weeks Inertial." to
lama, where the former ham acct ittid
J. Stephens, of the steamer Canadian. ' his decease. 11is widow and nine
a position as principal of the High 1'44 111411 ied'in 1.4111400 410 '1'11, 1.111-., 1 children Itiuurn his demise. Mrs.
School. ' the 6th lost., 1 1 Mise Isabel Dudley, : Jabez Rands, tit Clinton, is a 41.wghl,•r
Miss Elisa Smith, an n, . ,p. may who tit 1111,4 city. (1ue.tr were present. 11 and Harry Itutletlke, of Clinton. and
f"r many years made 114 i 1 with trona Kxeter at the ceren►ony'• .1 George C„ of Hlylh, hive suns of the
her miller, Mis. R. Mellis, of Engem, Rev. A. H. Cluing, 13. A.. pat'1 it 1.1 deceased ; the other children live in
r distant ' s.
th r,It
died at the Same of her relatives in Jams street Meiho4i.t ,'hun•h,pa
u
Kxeter, rr e / ea
Sus ,t ( ( I f '
to 1 a 1 the
recently. 1
ure►t
F y Gan 1'alM•r11aslr Methodist ohurrh,
Miss Lizzie Morrison, daughter of
' atehmakLng, etc.
11ALSEY 1'AItK
11 WAT('IIN 4Kaa, JM.WMf l l 11 1/1Te-TAY.
SOUL li tilde of Square. O.M1er1.'h, Uel
Civil Engineering
IfAUGHAN M. 1LWIEItTS,` CIV/I.
v • and Hydraulic klieineer, Ontario hand
SurveYur.
Oltloe-McLean 14*o.k, Oalerich, curlier
Montreal street. Telephone I:17.
Menesetnng Mineral Water
/ HB OODRR ,H MINERAi. WA•
1 TLIt ('U„ anufal'turer of "Meii..e-
tun[• are pre to deliver to any part of
the town He t Mover Ale In pint., -.nd
quarts. also literal Water i•1 three et/r.
p1ita. In and" (marts'. Seltzer Water and
Double a. Three rood. are made from
natural Moral water. and are therefore free 1'11'' CnlnwlldlUUe II11W YresbyLrrian
airime5L'yurllleti 1'. L. 1vAl,Tl/K l a+ chllrcT et isruelellrrld tear open..
Itl under 111'Itl auspicious rlr4111Uataln'es
RUIN Sedulity, the nth inst. 'The ie.,
weir conducted 11y Iter,,. (. I'.
TM i'inIEM,--atidTded Alf. The
(FRED E. COOK. 1'f:A('HKR OF
pastor, Hey. F.. 11, Sawr1., aud•(amis-
Ul (Can) playing. Theory. Harmon)*sod
t'minterjoint. 1'9.11. prepared for cftamina. I00e•4 from Ow em•tminding towns and
tions of Toronto 4onervatory of Stade. Apply t 1l IMgi•s,
at Thoal.on's Mu.u• Store, or ,.1 Mr
('la,enle l'unnin[ton. Mock «crept, I:,der4'h.
mender. In t•Iloto,o, at nealdenee of lar. Met.
Mackenzie. Ontario street. 11
PRF
111 I'AKKll to railer putnl fur (14 11 • iu
piano and theur7. also the lint row,.. nut -heal
kindergarten methal for roomy children.
'Terms and other information may ire hal at
Tbommon's 11)11.4.. .lore. Uoder•h. EMM A A.
ANURLWS
A . HOY ADAMS -
11 T[AcHe* or Pure
Studio in tti pf Montreal Steck. ttt
Hainihon, at a salary 411 .*L 1 ' 1 Per
arm 00*. 1. will 111 •em m m.F.x .rr un-
til
N
til Junin
And hrw 1411114,111, an e.tlnlalde
young 101111 .i Sir thirty1lh'at year.
died at tae'' 'I • of his father,
Thomas Stinson. of VarnI, un
day, tho.t'itll Ilt•t. .De(•(•NMed 11:14 sllf-
fe•'ed from a tumor at the base of the
beam. resulting Same a fall,
M
fLigghlu _t,f. 1111 Jai_ George .Suit raibe, of 4V111e l..liut-«l' eaten user c•1mLMttgn. 444.111. 1.1 1•I (rL % and ed0-
,011mrly of Elfetrl•,. was married on .white silk. was attended by four little en' tire, and cot it two tile iMOP! et-
1+4111rdey, the :Pith lilt„ to Ur. Win. rthlwlll-IMYu•,•rs, Key, H. E.,Curripr of live majority of the previous elecutiu.
U. (:utter, of New York: Mimi Noir Lou(14,841),mM..pronounced the mystic Ile deserves the hearty thenks of the
!1!._supl ritnt ttrftri( llf one of the W se,14, uLuryo,l -'994.4 )unite of Ueurge Libenow r(x'ndrLy l of lTtbl,. rh i tt,*i , w hichi
large h"sIitMlr in New i ork. Clarke, near Constance, was also +t
!!*told Bidwell, of Stiulfor11, a ''entre of interest, 411 the o^eM•jon of limn,
former employee of , the chore,. the mlats•iefeeof hill vt(nngeet dough- -Moved by A• M L:ulghlin, seeoidctl
foundry, h*rieas.•d the boiler shop of ter. ('h whets. tai-brrjttrt'iycc, of arra by G. Taylor, 111.l1 we regret that in
the Thresher Crmpauy In •Cliii4li14:
Ile will englg.• suultWhet ezte•neit•e•ly
in the manufaetglr of 'toilets, em-
ploying from seven to tete wen.
EAST HURON LIBERALS.
Annual Meeting Held at Brussels Last
Week.
The 141111m(1 u;,•rtlog of the tial 1
11urou Liberal Asaurialit.11 Was 11..1.1
the town hill, Ili upside, (111 1'llrsdp\
aftrrfO,l(1 of last wet'11. ''resident \\
M. Sinclair prrs derd with his custom
ary ability,
Tilt. election of (1111(e•rr resulted /.
fcth1w!r i ---President, Alex. MetatIgl,
-president, 11'tu. lastoti
and vice -pr oil, Jam (llllexpie ;
reetetary-tr.Vls11r414. F. S. Scull : qudi•
tor, IV. M . Siii lair: chairmen of
numicipnlitirs: Dow iek, JohittIvine.
b
wick,JnhiitIvine-
b erg : 'I'nrtibei v, ltobert 'Moir
N'rexeter, John' Douglas ; \Vinµham:
R. Clegg East \1'ewauush, K. Tay-
lor. : Myth, (ieo, Powell ;
Geo. Taylor : !trowels,. J. D. %Var.
wick. V. S.: lir: y, John AIC1'a• girt.
Short speeches of a congrattiletory
rharactet'. we•e nettle by the new
alive bearers. A. Hislop, ex -AI. 1'. P.,
and as number of others. The folluw-
ing residi11 ions were ('141'1.1141 n1*nnl-
ulllulcl :
Y
by
4b'14 r seconded
• h \\'. 1 I to
Moved d
Ilett. 1
Wedding bells jn.Hu Y
Wedding h.'Ifc rang merrily' in Hub C. Kckwier, that we, the Liberals of
lett on 'Wednesday of last week, A East Huron, have much pleasure iu
u •ier
Will Laurier
congratulating aUlhatin
Sir 11
i r
K
joynu4 can. ,''I of 1:44 guests ar-
ti
sem bled .t evergreen 11411." the and the Liberal party on the Nplendid
I • of Mr. and Mrs, Mishit McVittk', victory attained at the recent election
llf (lar IJ411 CUDP,e•s1i„11, tH WIl iT1••e 111e and esp1reka 41111. 11111oollilded •cunfldenre
un.• )tion of a tuatrimonilll alai• in the Government til t1i il' t•frortd •In
,flee be,weell Alias Alice A.. elQesl advatnce the IN''t interests of this
(11 lghtl•1 of the host and 111,44..44, caul great Dominion.
aur young While East II,u•on tae elected a Cun-
r v, illtJs(1
rt• ricultlni.t of the 9!11 cuneessiom sererhti e+. Alcll. lls {, 11
. e4t ,. t M'an !Fin, t'htra--• ie bride, who rioted charming In n
a 8
'Phone
56.
D. MILLAR CO.
'Phone
56.
THE CORRECT STORE FOR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
This is without doubt an ideal store to do your Christmas
Shopping M. Our goods are bought with care and one of our special
aims is to sell only such articles as will prove satisfactory and
useful, as useful gifts are always most appreciated.
Christmas Handkerchiefs
la air, 1, Le '
e.e are alt „ a l rlr for
•rh 1
I K
I
,.111,..r -time. ,.r gentleuevl, Our stock
embraces .•s all t haat is new and up -til -date.
from t to 1. o
m r 1 ..red Handkerchiefs,oC
E Sodo
$ 5
I
Lace -Withered Handkerchiefs, from 5c t0 $1.75
Children;s Handerchiefs at all prices- •• '
Flowered Handkerchiefs for fan:y work, 2 for 25ctr'I
Gloves
A linty van never have 4'11 Many poi
of (doves; th„reforr•. they arta a1w:ey.
w1, leWoe gifts. 11'r shed. , WIN nor til 1k,•
o
-i h d Wine.. mid 41104 •'PERRIN S.'
which st.olds for 110 tlily.
Ladies short Kid Gloves, all colors, $l.00 per pair
ladies' short Kid Gloves, better make, $t 25 per pair
Ladies' fur -lined Glovei. a most appreciated' present. •
special -price, $3.23 per pair.
Medical
DRS. EMMEItSON At TL'RNHULL.
A. T. KMNsimmr, M. U.
'-- -•kti •-:I,r T1:4114a4.14 • Y I
' opera Hamilton Street. '''hone 1411
Ur. inimerson s re idenoo. North street
Oppodte St. floozie a church. 'phone 118.
. Turnbull'. reoldenee. Mnntrrat .treat.
Southwest of Polito. Library. 'Phone 191.
W. F.UAI.LOW.M.H.
Colborne -,reef, nett dour to stover
k. Telephones - ontee, I;I; .bun
-e.
K. F. R. FORSTER--EYK. EA It
Nor • • a Throat only. Stratford. lint.
on+e *u New York Ophthalmic and
Aural footnote Mill 111. I'hnivel a'.,+twat Far.
Nose and Throat to'pltal, (tope. square. +.lid
Royal London ( that'll', r1,AnMrtd F:yr,
Hasidtal London. Enrt !ns.),
8trattor'd, opposite Windru hotel. Hour-
Olt am. 1.4 o.m. 7.14 • m. Telephone 517
Leg
Y+:'Kt IRA', \Hftltil'F:R.
.1 colla law, n' dry.•c o.•1, to lend .et
w f t 4. (/ . North y"r,'''t, ti,M1• „',
lowest a
timer Si,rnal UI11re,. tri Wafpi0h Satonlnya
and Monday..
if G. (1AMER0. K. C. 13 It't11.
'TI. TEK .olichoe. n, rr huhlfc.
Hamilton Street, naleri , third d • , from
Square.
ROI'IWOOT, HAY` \ & HLA It
1-
barristers. solicitors. nolo peter-
torsln the Maritime I our, rte. o re, r.4 air:
Square, neat door C. A. :urn'- K ' tr. i'n
tate rands to lend at It w +t rite. 'stere -t,
SRL U I1 FOOT, K. (', It. l . HAI .. O. F
DICKINSON & GAR1tOW, B It -
leg attorneys, ta)n 'lanae
lend at lowest r
° 1
(' r Money t 1
.oder) h.
• 4 Uh'KINSUN. ('HAIt1.KS O.IHltnw, hL.H
1 JIII.VSTON. l.t1tRt`N'fsft
It nplleltnr. onmmia.INT1"1 a 4tv pnhbc.
Hwmllton ,treet. Oalurich 4101.
Insurance. Loans. tom.
IV.It.,ROBERTSON.
• _
iNet-naNVK Alt ENT.
Fuu: AYn I.m,HTYtna : 111311sh, Canadian and 1 I
• American. f /notal the retell n1y in
Ac' rove. solisu m *X11 ternnstu 114x14+— ,
ITV : The Ocean Aeellent and (tnarantee of 11l1 guest. Ti Sri
I•lnrt4irw'trlsii Iii A simB,,0114: Th t'. S. Roweled in ('* 1 * stilt., w•;
ridetity and livaraoter Company. ►n' her (tonally. too Mi.
Office at re.Idener. northeast corner of Vic Whitfield. Myrtle. IVki one
Inr1a and St. David'. street... ''hone 91'1. ,yp,,iran and II Lei- Fou %Vi
7UHN W. CItAIOIE, L?FE, FIRE fb'w(•r-(irl.
4l and accident insurance. Agent for leading Former Huronite Killed in Alberta.
mutual and stork companies. Insurance Matt
linen effected on beat plans and at lowret rate.. Kd, Townsend, a former resident
Call at office corner west Street and-Squ4re Tnrnb,',-* v- dad a lr'Ither of `Hie.
1 daiig, mit , Ian \Villi% Prelchyiellan church, eh?
•l, •1 dtuglit,•r. 4 114* E tel 4714,. Exeter.
voted her life 1,' ministering to tithe
in rdiork tl1 11, Pandy. 1`i I' ' lees f,irtlin.te Ihen leerae•If. Sly
rd by rr nrr e, . IMa rare mother fire sons- Walter. of Mani-
als0 in Slur. 1(v•. A. H. tot/* :.lnhn ani)' Rnle•tt 11 Detroit :
dnrl''d the , rmm"Ily'• g'I. . wr.Mt-L'birayn,-nail W.11iaun of
:1f .lite.
,The
1'h.•1and len death of Roleet Vui1L
_of the ash lune of Multi•, which occur-
red 110 Kat today. the :,th inst., oft er a►
two days' illness of inflammation, was
s11„ck to Nle whole cucunuln'(3.
Uer'.ased was an le mol•nble, lastest
"'is nous 111 lo, ^111 y -second ve•a •, 11'•
I Pi111•ly,',I I'V (eii sons and Due.'
'1 „I1; 911,•1
(h, \\-edne•.lay, the9rhinat., A.
11 iv in our, p ,-tma4tt n of l'r.inhr,i'l t,
I, „k t , 111111.,11 n w ay, in the )'Amon.
of Mt•• Maria Craig. 'Of Walkerton.
Th,•44,
eriomiony, whi"h .look place in
the Walkerton Met 'waist (hutch, WAS
performed by Rev. M.• J. Wilson, of
'\1'ulkerton, u.N114tell by Iv. 1). 13.
.I'•Itie, of Crauhrook.
Francis Little: a pioneer reel
Jay, the Nth inst., at the good ol ge
.,11•igtltV-live year*. He is•sw''.1,ed
h. bis -
widow, foro two. +oWm., rf
'wan 1. ik.•, Man. ; 'hennas. Fran
.n I 11 vu y, al home - and three
dauWil,rr+ Alt.. \\'n,. Mills.. 'If Wing
ham. and Misses Mary and Kate. at
Mn14., Ke.:le. :In esteem,. 1 resident
of St"pfeel, Pates• I aweay tin F1 iday.
the 4th in.t.. after a {N.ilonglsl atm..*
of punt unary 1ronhle. Dim -eased,
who was in his forty-4event14 year.
war a son of the 1100 Jtiseph KestIe, of
Stephen. Ile was a llarueas-IIIaker
and nlechatiie by trade. He leaver
one. won, • ed nine year, : his wife
i•red."e*.4d Situ. The cnngregltther of St. J)1ne's'
Th1111'h. Steamily, greeted their p (.-
ear•. Hey. Father Corro,148. oto the censed,'trh4 vele.ici1
don ot his ret Seem his F',.. 44• •' alit, a dunghte
ttttteip. -not% tt. E Currie tett the
nuptial knot is the prase'nce of a large
numbs r 111 friends of the contracting
parties. Mho Annie Pryer, niece of
the• groom. w•It4 bridesmaid,while
' - sdf aha ,
suppil t'el t he'gI l) .
Death of Mrs. Wm. Coats.
Tari sk•A6i 11f Jima W111. ('trate:
phitfil u c d at the home of hr`s
daughter in Ohio on Sunday, the lith
imst., 1rnm,ves 0110 of the ' lr•liest
pioneer residents of Clinton. 1)e -
r,
the last Provincial tier -Ilona Li1*er,tl-
i• 111 did not alt ,in to the fond hclpra
cherished in the anticipated retail n of
their party undertheable leadership of
Holl. A. G. Msft:K*y. but yr hip, that
e Fix{,_ emitert is waged,. the
princip es lir the 1.111TiFil party -Will
triumph. Huron I'ounly suffered Last
election by the unfair gerrymander
but althtiu h defeated in two ridings
We nrr notdishesrtenwT jid-Unit tri
prove this when the next opportunity
lir444e11i. itself and thereby give Iron.
Mr., MacKay 1111 0pp11rtunity of prgv-
7hllltj'! $clla, 'EifC'
Ring,_hells,.ring_! :. merrily. ring !
Ring for,.thejoy of the nation ;
Ring for the'pnor who have no home,
Ring, 'ring for the high in station.
Ring ! bells, ring ! 0.merrily ring !
lti+tg €or peace ot_er sea and laud
Ring, ring, for the infant Jesus
Born on this dal', ;It God's •command.
Ring- tncrrily, ye Christmas bells
-Tell all the world the glad story
Of Jesus who was -born today,
While angels sang Hod's glory.
-Eloise A. Skimings.
rich. Ontario, Canada.
•
•
her seveIty'•tittli
les , of the late Rev.
1•,:+u lour with :'l iitTertiunate ad. Al I. Vogler u1i4.iolnt-•tothe \foray-',
d f wclamile:rod a purse contain- ion Indians at Thlu esville. Nifty
iu,.r SLIP1,_J faq• t'oueor.tn 1141'1 nn- 7,•arsag,4' Pflw came to 104410 ss
noonryri Ilia intention of deroting 1iTte. x1,111 ----elft-the--ictNr►'
their gilt towards the pmehaae of n Thein.."will'• in it wnreon. Wring her
new pipe organ tor t he *hutch. - lung resident,• in the tow she tan-
- A lordly wedding took place at the (leafed herself to 011 who cam within'
11 -nee of Mr. end Mrs. H. Statham. of her uplifting influence. She
hr 1.ond1n1 r"ad south of Exeter, on woman of culture and an ex'
when11 ' German 14rholdr. An activem,1111
,t
1111. w 11 1 er Me .th' ane ail
wa, l ( and h \I'.._- -....*in-s-k'M 4.u1a/rI the kiwi of a noble
I leanutl
Milken
\I•aplr 1It F*tn,, the 1'.'114481'' Clinton : and two daughters.
tartlet).1 111 %114. NI 11011e41. 114 t he I1)r.1 A1c('nllulll, of Crertliur, Ohio,
i
"1 fiery, 478N_the and %Its. C. J. Middleton, of Goderich
of
1.1,1) 'one (saj
.retw e n 1"14
t,, wPddiilg 1,11 1%'4'14'4- township. Her a hre.t ,p'tughter, Mrs.
day the I' I hist. when their lough- A. 11. Mewling. of Clinton, pude-
te r. Arne ' 1 Ln. •.•t "a, beeline. the relwed her but a few' months. Win.
In .1.' 01 An 114 1). irnwn. an enter- (`oma, 1'egisl Ear, of Goderich, is ,i
prising ycmfr4 rt ter .f law 1i4 1 cull• nephew of the deer/teed: -
• •*sinn. K •v. .. enders,I per . __-- -____ ___
the ptestmre EIGHTY YEARS OLD:
who wr►4'
attended --
rs TJ 1111 Joseph Bankson, a Prominent Tnsurance
Laura
all lie Man and Much Esteemed Citizen of
Bethany, 111., Strongly Recommends
Vinol for Old People.
or address J. W. C'RAIOIK. Uodertch, tint. 'I'h11nw4 Ailkin, t'f that tuwnahip. fl et
Tele .hone„ _ brit l* ft tragic deal] near his 1.01114 in
M° P MUTUAL FiRE 1\ hrdnr Alta recently He WOW IIIOV s''
town pro. J. . McLean,
1114 horses ,
ORlrrn.-J. H. McG'nn, Pete., Kneen P, O h lion violently tinder
••1 ata past eighty (years of age end
flit a time i 111)11 bet•r1 losing
Urngth and )uttering from a chrolie
d and lung trout de, MILLI 1 N•aa
'ou.ly ill and rmild not go gilt of
My son .e!nt me some Vfnol.
menced to take it end it he.
worked wonders for me. 1
ISURA v11141
NUHAN('K art): -Farm and isolated ing ahrxyqy nark on his aa'Itgqon when
e 4 1 rrnnlr fright ertt•li and lean t yr,
away. t ls. 11 feelltett r and stronger then 1 hate
Iho.whePis, Hr lived for two hbul.+
after the accident. for ye s+, nd my cough is all gone.
'There 1► n other medicine (gn141 to
PtTrouth
Dashwood Loses Two Citizens. \'?not to itui up health ,and
1).4.I4wond lost Lwo goal citizens re• for elderly let Ile.” .1o rph 134nkeon.
eently. (.ter Brenner. an P'lin111b4e• Bethany, nit.
young 111 in in his twenty-seventh This is because \'inn% is the best roil
• in the world. It
lite, sI len*Glens
'lakes atilt, reit
eakness with
I effect of
people is
t
T. Fraser Viae l'res.. Hnleefl,ht 1'.
Thomas E. brays, Sec. Teem.. Seaforth I'..(1
I4rertor. -Wm. Chesney, 1ewforth : John
0..ort n;
1 Sea f
l line C Dale,
John lien minth Dublin:
K
91..00.. weie Un lin: Jamas Rvan4, !leech -
wood ; John I414)), Oarlock : Thor. Fraser,
Hruoefleld ; John ln. Mel'.p. IClrta•n : Jae.
Connolly.
J. Ni'• Yeo, Holmesville, agent for II•e't
Huron. Polley -holders can tarry nsecwment+
and get their card,, recrl 'ted at Tozer R
I)rown'a, Clinton, or at It. HI. Putt's grocery,
Kingston street, uoderich.
BRAVING PARLOR
l;BDFOH D HI.00K HA RRKR SHOP.
-This well-known and popular stand
°Sere Ile patron. the bed ervi,C In shaving.
.paelcc it,. gl)nly skilledeta. etc. mdhand.tacondol d.
Year ppwwtronafe will Is: appreelated:.H. R.
II(.'KdMKR. 1 roprietor.
Marriage Licenses
WALTER E. KKLLY.
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician.
Issuer of Marriage t.ireenses.
WLANE, ISSUER OF MARRi•
• AOL Hueneme, Ooderich. Ont.
luctioneenng
THOMAS OUNDHY, LIV'I:1T(X1K
and general auctioneer. OR11rs on South
Street, where he will 4t1' 6 found at all times
when not ^rling *ales. •Terms reasonethle and
every effort used to give you satisfaction.
GEORGE BECKETT
B General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. O. Box tai•
year, sticeninb. d to a lingering illness liver and iron tun
of tufe•rculo.i. nn Thursday, the Srd creates a heart S /t
jest., leaving 1 l mourn his Ines his the digestive organ s,
widow, iii.a4r,I ',trellis. three broth- blood and repllan•s\
ems and One., .i+tris. heels 11nhn strength. The boner
passed away in his seven( y-eevelth Vino jai rases of feeble ‘o
ear en Satuttl:'y, the:,th inst., after simply remarkable.
a long and painted Iltnres of stomach We invite ,ell old people,
trouble. Two . ins nod tour (Leigh• children. weak, run dnan
bets survive. ' • convalescents, or those sutTerin
Hotel -Keepers Fined.
chronic colds, coughs o1• bronrhlt
this vicinity to try Vinol o1 our 0
On information lei,'' by Inspector to return their money if it does
Torrance, !lenty Shaffer,- a hotel- good We Make this offer 1,, 141111*
keeper Kipren, wee fined $511 end our faith in Vinol. H. (l. Dlmlop,
costs by l'olic,• Maltistrat4. Andrews Druggiet, Goderich. -
_et canton_ Let week. Kipper is in
the township o )tt*Ty, soh ITT' i u nn• Deafness Cannot be Cured
der !mid option. Shutter son. fined
414'914.444'
refine,
from
er
twice before this yenr for keeping
liquor for rale, and this ronv'iel'on woe
for selling. A. L.'Strome of the Nor-
mandy and .1. 1s. iteinh,uf of the
1Vaverly hotel of Clinton were each
fined 1111 and cols tor selling t1, mjn•
ors.
Both Feet Amputated.
Walter Bishop. a twelve year-old'
Barnardo boy, who sons living with
Henry Mcleod neer Ripley. fM in the
hospital nt Walkerton. 'rhe toy did
Dot 44.4414 to gn hA It to the home t''
which Mr. McLeod intended sending
him and hid in the barn, where. he re-
mained over night. and when found
holh his feet glare frozen. Hr wart
take,* to the hospital, and it Was
by meal applications. a+ they cannot meth the
diseased portion of the eat 1 her% C. only 'lie
wn7 to 14)1144 dcafnew, and that 1' by ronstltn:
tion l Nm1'11ee, Ioeaf"e.'''rallied by all 11
fhamod condition of the. pimento Ilolne of the
eu.+teehiaritnbr. Ivhen this tube Is tnllamrll
]nn Irat e a M1.,lhti111( .onnd ",' 1(11 441lcet hear-
ing. and when I, I. entirely 490.41,1 deah,e'* 1•
the re.nll and nal' (he In1l,mn,'Uon ran b•
taken out aid this tube rednred to Ile normal
condition, hearing will he drstrn7e'1 forever
nine coma oat of ten are cocas' by catarrh,
which la nothing but, an infl stied condition of
the me00)I4 rn?fare...
%%'e will give one loin 'red ilolhr. for any
case of timbres. 1 4404.1 by 1'11nrrhl that ''an
not he cured by 11a11., tatareh Lure. Send for
it mu'an one.
F. J. Cii NKY, Toledo, 0,
livid by drlIegf4t* ':M.
Take Hall'* Family ('1114 for mn.t.lp.11o•,.
Mubncriha for The Sign al.
ing his capacity. :,•• a leader and
statesman.
rhe meeting very heartily rtini-
ntended Dr. P. Macdonald, of •\Ving-
h•►up (0r a Sellatut'ahip and 'watt acted
IJ► -aeeretary - tl, C1l.11U111nicate the
aafne to the Government ,and urge his
appointment:
WOLVES ON C. N. O. RAILWAY.
Hunters Aroused and Want Them Ex•
terminated.
The mu...Nett
mind 'Bolger incl the Meganelnw1411
11* er have aroused the hunters to
re,i Late _ -Cnnadian.___Northe•rn
On('a '0 Railway to organize x
wolf h nt for the purpose of oxtermin-
111. They rlainl that if Nn111P•
1 done the wolves will grad -
the deer, which are now
11d afford such eph•ndid
• line.
het wren -eeventy and
n to 4004044 Ore
timber con be .got.
y will .411148(44 fur
'n the Ih of
n y
oul(1 Ire a suf-
proposed
acees14ible
to hi the
ul,)rning 47111 be in comp 1e stone
afternoon. 1f carried oat, t e wolf
hunt will afford a splendid lyint r out-
ing with plenty of exriienoent. war.,
desiring to go .huuld coin muni to
with 1'. hive -Creel'', passenger age
1'uronto, who will give full part is
liars. A further announcement will he
made when arrangements are corn-
plc•.ed, ,
at Ing Nl
thing is r
wally kill a
so plentiful
sport along t
It %ill tato
one hundred 11
drive+ amt if this
together the comp
the limit. so1)1)1' t1111e
February. The cine
of 1(1J 1 1 on each wolf!
li'•ient inducement.
4, 204 of opt'* 111100 is e0 eael
that parties leaving Tor
Full Range of Christmas RibbGltL In all. Widths at Moderate Prices.
Ladle ' and Children's Sweaters 1-
- A aiWeatel 01.'111/14 114rket wog1.1 ma' e
a ver • s,•u-ihle gift . for either
' vbefore we
Indirala {hildllr \ r c:: 1 wis haul
..114411 a g(il til ,t..111.11)I/•Il1 of I he.egoods to
Ladies' Golfers Froin $1.50 each.
Chil(!ren's Sweaters from $t.oe each
Heatherbloom Underskirts
-- 1Vr• lilt a •era i ('.._- _
t to oat n r e ie
arc { t (xl 1 II fur.
114414therblaln111 Underskirt.. the skirt that
looks tut like silk. wears three times AA
long as silk and costs only a1 third of the
otter- -We-h-aveka apcetat Ile eotEtnhrold-
,1 Ileatherblooln Skirts,
Prices from '$2.75 each.
eddy Bears and Baby Buntings at 25c', 50e 75ci-$#: . I
Christmas Novelties
cur showing of fairy ('hl istri* i. Nov-
elties is nowt eomll)Iete and we can 14how 1111
• immense variety at .•,r each. including
Fa6cy Painted Pie -Cushions, Watch Holders, Pipe
Holders Match Holders et et
1Furs
exceptionally good.
Gents' Wear
A Ti vitietq of Oents" IlarnII ct
1;1,,4, ind Ties, the most complete
enol"• N r L 1. • ever shown.
Gents 1 les and Mufflers, from 254.
Gents' Handkerchiefs Som 5c each.
Gents' Kid Gloves, from $1.00 per pair.
always make a Gift that is much appreciated. Our values are I
'Phone 56. IMi11ar's Scotch Store) 'Phone 56.
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ANOTHER RAILWAY SCHEME.
Proposition -in Which London, Goderich,
Owen sound and Hamilton Figure.
The London Free Press of Mond'uy
last had the following :
That a new railway is to be eon-
etruc.ad in this part of Ontario eeeme
to be exceedingly likely at present, as
Mr. (teary, of London township; who
repres'ntu the ru.upany, has just re-
turned from Englund, where he has
been intereslir( capitalists in the
s eme.
be project ie to start a line at Lon-
don to run. up through Goderiela to
Owe Sound and from there bark to
Hamilton. There is a large territory
which would thus be much more
directly sliver. 1 than ie 'possible at
present. Bran ;h lines will he run 111
take in a number of places not on the
regular petritanent way. '
It is.Ihnnght that the railway
would 1111 a long -felt want in this Pett
orlhel'rovince, and would 1hPrefure
be a paying• proposition. ''here is ,1
great deal of freight now being ear-
rii'el from towns and cities along this
proposed ramie which has to he Car-
ried
a-rind in a.nnln(ahnit wily.
1Vith the new line nn est* llisheel
fact, this would be dill. resit, lain the
freight .rales wnnht be reduced, the
freight at the sometime being carried
in–N--rrfetels-
ttlerls'!- fir''•e•e•t i1
rya v'.
li i4 expected I hat a great amount
rf-feeight;•-as44s4 l -he- eitepi.rl between -
Hamilton and Owen Slound, a. this
would rinks. 1 gleet saving in time for
freight being transported over the
hakes.
1t is stated that Mr. (1i'nry'. trip,.to
England met with sueee.4, and that'
the work of prol•'•,•,ling with the -rail-
w;1y will be takelfuli
(100,1 luck i. \sel(llt. 11i -Ip!' , o:; Tb,• w'oili is wide telt there are lots
►etigaln ,•(Ire
110.1 wonM11 k.• I, 1 lot ,.f ready- Even a nulsiea1 a111111 cloak i1 Rel.
Made .yulpnthy ,•n 1, upl. d Appreciate.' in the -truly morn.
"Grampas."
mint 1411404 My grlf1(14. when ii'4T'hilrtnlar-lie
('aunea to our house the day before,
An' ('ht•ili 11144 morni11' him an' me
Gets all my toys down on t h' (loot,
An' he winds up my engine men _
An' slakes lay train go 'round the
track.
An' he'ps ole March my P'l(iel• 1111.0.
An' shows tile 'le,ut jum}tiu'-j/►rk.
An' ever thing T rise Ti Tnuw
'Bout Manta Claus he Malys it's .0.
1,
T rri I
Temptation.
An eminent Eng hs1r surgeon, whos •
brnsquenesa- with gt•own-lq)s recalls
that of the famous Abernethy. isquite
Another person when children are itis
patients. Then he is a1, amiable 114 an
angel or a hig fit. Bernard dog.
A short time tearer: itrrnrding to St.
JnmPs' Hudget. thle gentle gttmt got
up out of la warmttiytesd al Shue,• o'clock
of 'hitter nulrning to attend a tiny
tiny in piteru plight fr diphthl rix.
He preformed the operation of U•uch•
..atom)' end saved the child's life.
Time went on and his general condi•
tion ilnproved, but then, was ome di. -
winning ny'mitt orn. Ile refuse,' to flee
bis vfil'r. 'When Ile was qurslionist.e,,
e nodded or shook his tired, Inert
wla,)11 not *peak. Finally Ibee11rgenn
found at w'ay...On(• Morning he t:alLed
at hfss1a111Mien little patient..
"I:ni sorry he can't speak to me,
'mew." the surgeon said, "hPClnl+e I'm
going lip to London tomorrow Nod
shan't, know whether to bring him a
ho,4e 111 a
There wait as brief silence. The hot -
get n and 11111ve vv411et) hnvaLhle*sly.
Then a tiny finger stole up to n
wounded thron', and the ghost of 1
balty's voice said :
"Please, doctor, iovin,t rue a fickle
gun 1' -The I'rer1)yteri*n.
itepeat it :- Mhil.ih'e 'crura,: will *1•
ways ^tire my coughs and rnlde,"
Even those who marry for tote
*lone (o not object to a little money
on the side.
Aly gratnlpa he don't i•y01' rare.
How much I rumple til. 144Z cities '
mush hia whiskers or anis hair
P says at much ding' only shows
'At oyia is Soy., nn' has la play.
An be a4 glad its they can be
An' eV / • 1'014 a l I h l tl Day, a
i 1111(11e44 here 4.11 play w'1111IM'.
w
Y.
An' ma, clue time, *'he kind ri Ml,)iled.
All said, \•1Vhich 11I'1 1). 7(111's the
child ..-t\\
'
Sl gramp a 'llt'1y''a 111111.'t•Ml it
lost 4111,1 1 Ulry.n ani' how 1 feel
W11en I don't sot?( 1,, wash my hands
13, fore 1 sit ,lawn o as 110.111.
An' Mit, Pile laughs at,lin, nn' 14)434
Amm"fhis 11041'of
n101141111Wkyn
o
w
$0111 1.,i•in'r111111ie•11 11
He really must spoi M/
An' on" 1 1 t'11 her, whim t•'s gone.
"914 44t•aunpa4 111)}'4 will* Iclti. cr. „n
---Wilbur 1l Nesbitt, i•1 1111, • ,
More than one best ?
«Then ,; cu ask your grocer to -send
Ut1 the ')e;,t flour. he send, you --
.best.
114-
Fl J .best, %Vhcr. you know the best
flout and ' order by the• Hanle, the
choice is not . left to the grocer.
\1,(11} ( )C•Cur handle
j Oy!! DuseivAd r
nt- their lrttlt-r. •I he\ hive found it
the saftst flour tc recomn end b -cause
ii • results are sure and it, purl . i5
1':' lue'tioncd. If your grocer's st
i 4,19'1 Royal Household, insist on h
'Clot yt-u. —1 he4-ettt4+-w-1-11-
be mutual.
1 a Ogilvie FleurMills Co., LEd.
+ i1U'iTRI:AL, 106
t t
"Peer) Peninsulars"
"Peerless
Are Ca.
t( Iran !ranges Built 11
kc .'L-
n s a
t Ranges
"I'eer1esti Petain.nlar Ranges have the
Drop Oven and Low Closet which hart
heretofore been exclusive features of the
most expensive 4teel ranges.
Tbey_are also the only ranges made wit -11
Fire -)lox on right or left side, as may
le -tier fit the kit _hen in which the' range
i to be placed.
f "Peerless l'rninstllar" Rntfges are splendid
clu,kars, are very ecrnlomical In regard to fn. 1, ore
strongly bttilt, a111'I will give a lifhtirne i'f •'•rvire.
Let us show you their Many I, 'tri+ 01
enperi••rity
Megazine. C. J. HARPER, - GODERICH
i *tel Mitt -1Ntr. -- ,
A minister tells it slot)' i'llistt•pt 1.))
the unborn laid. Trait of quick writ:.
Doe Sot nrd:I the wntnnnv7 ttnr-eon-
gregation were hues, U' ing tip 144.
chm eh.
' 1 '.trolled in.- stye the Illini'lel',
"end K 14 ie )(*,# i(1 II it. dee•el,aling the
pulpit. 1 n(11!ea( some 1'e k4 411 ewtl
obvert Slid floor. oral Jo'n'arly advi•,
Katie to 1 e very f hdni 444 41111k,np „ I
Ice tai' I s wI *. I!, W11, t lo- nigh w 11 1
1 et. work. 'leen know', Katie,' 1 41id,
•ihnt if 1 •l,o111d step on now of tine,
tacks right in the nlid('P of 1 setnnm
there, 'a no telling whit might hap-
pen.
"'Faith, ye wotd'1n'( linger long on
that point,' maid Retie, without it
smile.
A SURE CURE FOWOMEN'S DISORDERS.
TEN DAY TREATMENT FREE.
tiri n;, Lily 3. a certain cure for ❑'I
,1 oMrr. ,f women. 1t 1' applied
1•w•i II7, and f. ab•nrlM•d 1090 the .nfrer,
ir)K t1"tor, '1'11,' 4,rl sonar Iu..Uer in
tl'ee. nnrie.ned r.trf m i. ..11.99...1 moire
;remeltn,. mental 11.1 Mir -lent relief •
the blood weaselsand ne[11•4 aro ton,d
and et rengt belied, and the eIrcnlation Is
, rendered normal. A. this treatment Is
b awed inn .ire fly. *enshrine 'principal.
ant acts on the rn111it location of t)4
dis a.i,', M car. ma hell, h.) .•beer a inn
of all forms of female trouble. Intending,
lelaflwl a/:d 14411,11,4 ,.e•trllatlon,
1, n,4u*'hn s, tdllne of the womb'l, etc,
I'tlsn •1a1 iser lata, wMrh 1,•
nfllr•.nr
hwo.'rmonth'.Irratment. Afn,
.. w,,.Im.,,n,•rn Tr. ail men t,.•noeghforIanda7s,e
ail -nate, 11,4 ••,•nwM en, soul -end me her adds .4.....
4 1 at' atmnMalnhw 4)
• ore
nae rnedleal ad%Ice from, the eminent •ta•ciali.t, 4) , h. N, C„oniet. I'tr.idenr of the 1 ••,enter
A ,.) In.)„ about any 9,renl tram'', of her "A.c wit ah •he rosy de.Ir information 4bunt.
F.nelet a 3ecnt stamps, and adder.* Mn, I', *1 ''nrreh, Windsor, Ont, '