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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1908-12-31, Page 9THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO Tut/mote, Duce -Huber 31 1903 444 44 ***** *****4,4441 ************ ' ` 10'4 +40 •• The News of the District. 4464444444444644444444444***444.441444÷444+441 UARLOW. MONDAY, Dec. Ylath. CIIRIWFMAN ENTERTAINMENT. -The entertainment given by the Smith's Hill Sunday school in the townithip hall on Wednesday evening last was a great success. There was a full homer, and a splendid program was given, including dialogues, 'solos, recitations, etc. Alex. Young. superintendent of the school, presided, and Rev. J. H. Mann gave a brief address. The Christmas tree was stripped of its ofto e r' load resene reset the delight eK YK of the little oars, end et • your war greatly pleated with the evening's proceedings. JDrrlNOS, -Mn. John Walter is recovering slow) frothe effects of the recent accident Misr Mona Walter is home from her school et Lanes for the vacation..:. Val'ctit. of brunt). was at the old home for Christmas... , Misr Straugh- an, of Toronto, daughter/ of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Straughen, dth concession, L among the Christmas homer -coterie. Miss Walters, of London, spent Christmas with her friends here ,Vere Cunningham. of Brussels, spent Christmas at his home here Mrs. \Val. Townsend and son Clifton, of Clinton, are spending the holiday sea- son with her sister Jiro. W. Cunning- ham AUBURN. TUESDAY, Dec. 211Lh. CHURCH EnTERTAINMENT. -- The musical and literary entertainment given In the Methodist church on Wednesday evening was a grand sue- eess. The t'vehingg was fine, and the house was crowded. The readings and singing of Miss Bart, of Hensel', were highly appreciated. The Clinton male quartette, with Mrs. Treleaven as accompanist In their quartettes, duets and solos, wore than sustained their reputation as high-class singers, to the delight of the entire audience. Miss Maud Wiltse, of Clinton, added greatly to the evening'. enjoyment by singing in good voice two beauti ful and appropriate selections, while Miss Gertrude Chant, of Clinton, ac- compaoied bye her sister, delighted the audience by her Dusteey of classical music on the violin. Every- one took his or her part to the entire satisfaction of those present and WO Was realized. ST. HELENS. TUMIDAY; Dec.2.nd. Donald Clark i' home from the G. C. 1. for his holidays. John McGuire and Mrs: Todd visited WinY ha mo Salusfilly. _ - Miss Gema Haines, of Fordyce, via- (ited Mrs. Hughes last week. Mrs. Switzer. of Manitoba, is visit- ing her sister, Mn. R. Smith, lith txoncession. S. Green, of Oxton, Cheshire. Eng- land. is visiting hi. entwine George and Blake Green. Miss Mime Rutherford and Mies Elisabeth Miller, of • Toronto, ate spending the vacation at their respec- t 1 ve espec-11ve homes. Mr. Richardson, of Knox College. Toronto, occupied the pulpit in Calvin church on Sunday last and will do so again next Sabbath. The ordination and induction of S. H. Moyer into the charges of St. Helens and East Ashfield will take place In Calvin church here on Tuesday. January 5th. CRTaTAL W EDDIND.-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Todd celebrated their crystal wedding anniveaary on Monday with the aeeistauce oLtbeir many.friende In the afternoon the older people gathered and had dinner at 5 o'clock, and the young people had their inn- ings in the evening, enjoying • dance and supper. A feature of the pro- ceedings was a Scotch reel by the Misses McDonald, of Wingharn ; Aaron Fitzell, of the Lucknow piperm.' hand. and W. S. McCr istic, Will Mc- (iregor furnishing the music. The celebration was a very pleasant nffatr and Mr. and Mrs. Todd, who are high- ly esteemed in this community, have the wishes of their many friends for equally happy celebrations in future years. The worthy couple received. a large number of beautiful gifts in honor of the occasion. PKJIMONAL..-Misles Mary, Margaret and Lilian Clark are home from their schools for the vacation. ..... Mr. Mc- Gowan and Mies McGowan, of Blyth, are visiting Wm. McPherson Mr. Richardson, of Knox College occupied the pulpit in Calvin church on Sabbath last. Mr. Will Taylor will occupy it next Sabbath. Johnny Miller, who hes been attend- ing school at Chesley, is bonze for the holidays John Clark, of Toronto, spent Christmas at his horse here. Mrs. Dave McDonald and chil- dren, of Wingham. are visiting at her father's, T. Todd's Mrs. Cam- eron, of Guelph. is visitingher slaters, Mrs. McKenzie and Ms. W. Webb. Miss May Moore and her brother, Harold, of Cheeley, are vis- iting at the home of John Miller. Miss Marion McPherson is horde from Clinton for a short vacation. WESTFIELD. WEDNESDAY. Dec. A1th, Miss Louisa ('arr is visiting friends in Blyth. Thomas Tunney, of Hamilton, is re- newing old acquaintances here. John Wightman and Mrs. Wight - man are spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Essex. Mrs. W. H. Carr and family, of Blyth, spent a part of the holidays at the home of her brother, W. H. Camp- bell. Gordon Wightman, who hes beets teaching ool and engaged in mis- sion work New York City, is spending the hol s with relatives here. John Anderson and Mrs. of Plumas, Man., are here on a Mrs. Anderson's son and weight Wesley Stackhouse and Mee. Wm. McDowell. Will Taylor, of Toronto llnivenity, occupied the pulpit at Donnybrook on Sunday evening, Rev. A. It. Jones being absent, having gone. to Chat- ham to spend Christmas. On Wednesday, Decemher Blit, Bart Garter took unto hiatself a life partner in the person of Miss Bella Welsh. Rev. J. L Small performed the ceremony at, the Blyth manse. A large nnmber of the young people from this vicinity attended the cone esrt given In the Auburn Methodist church last. Wednesday evening. All express themselves as being delighted with the entertainment. Repeat it :-"Bhildr's Cum will al- ways core oy coughs and came." anon, to DUNGANNON. G. A. NE\V'I'ON, DENTIST, LUCK, NON'. -At home a very dry exaeDt Thurs- dr7a. New remedytor extraolhrs 4eth It•Ioalno- termt better than gas. Crown and bridge wort., ete. Aluminum plate. mon. rerksDlrt • N. B. -You can always have your work mac better done in the domini onion -store time better fac111tts for doiug the work. alum cool tunable for the patient. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY b. I ruogannun for The Signal kat the Post otaoe Hoop aad Stationery Mere where orders will be received for subscription+, ld- vertlsing and job work, and receipts will be given for amounts paid fur the same. WEDNESDAY, N DAY Dec. :10th. D. McNevin, sr., erpnt Christmas Day at the hone of Ed. Fowler. 0. S. Woods and wife, of Goxieri.:h, visited friends here on Christmas Day. Mrs. Alex. Pentland is at present paying a visit to her parents in (Leda - rich. Miss ,McIntyre. of Detroit, it At ptei(ent visitiug at the hotue ufTas. \1'hyard. ' This.. McGrattan is home from the West and is now visiting friends in our village. - H. Horton, wife and family, of Dun- lop. visited at the home of N. Roach on Christmas. 'Will McCullough, of the Sterling Bank, spent is few days at his house in Grand Valley. J. Walkout and wife paid a visit to friends in Mitchell, returning home on Monday evening. Our townsman N. F. \\'braid is today embarking on the inetrimonial Neat. Congratulations, Nat. - Miss Pearl Bradford has been assist - ?lig Miss Ryan in the postoffce duting the busy Christmas season. Miss Belles, of Clinton, is spending a few weeks at the h t of It. E. ' Meaning, of the Sterling Hank, BENMILLER. • MONDAY, Dec. :11th. FAREWELL PRESENTATION. --At the close of the school term on Decruihe • tend, is very enjoyable time was spent h 'hy the scholars of S. S. No. 1 amuogs theun.rlves, and the teacher, Mitts Mary Finglaud, presented her pupils with sonic candy and Christtuise gifts. • Then in tutu the scholars surprised their teacher with a parting address and present and Misr Fin land made a suitable reply. The address was as follows : To Miss Mary Virurlaud Our beloved and hlghlresteemed teacher. As we have learned the sad news of your intention to leave us, we wieh to express our great sorrow and legt•et that we et pert with one who has in course of time become so ende.r•ed to our young hears, and not'only to us but to all those who have had the privilege of IeeNnuing aequeint.e+d with you. We hope that you may be sue- ceesful in your new surroundings, that also -thew you may have many frieude: Ay JE tokeu of tar b./Ye Ed111. friendship we wish to present you with this slight token. It certainly cannot express our deept•st feeling, but let it serve as a kind reminder to you that those whom you have left behind wish you God's blessing and abundant success, and last, but not least, wilt never, never forget you, our dear teacher. Tt.'ESDAY, Pe(c.2Uth. Hurru-h--fur skating, boys and girls ! Miss Irene Long is recovering from an attack of measles. Benson Long is spending bis holi- days at his huue here. , \Vatter AIIin and Samuel Treble re- turned house front the -West on Wed- nesday last. Miss Elsie Oke entertained a feay.ssf the young people et her houie cif Christ Mae night.' :Hiss Pearl Fisher returned last week from Seafortb, where she had been for sein. time. Mr. and Mr'. lteesor and daughter, Luella. of Markham, visited at G. Vanstonr'r last week. F. Ilaugh and his sister, Miss Olive. are spending (litristuute . holidays under the parental roof. \Vatch-night service will he held at League Thursday evening. also con - secret ...tn. hverybi,dy welcome, Verne Gledhill met with an accident last Wednesday, re-niting in a sore foot, and is laid tip for the holidays. Miss Nellie Straughan, her brother Benson and Chester Oke, all of the Queen City, spent the Christmas vaca- tion at the' • respective homes here. \Ess 'lulema hyard, Cecil Tie - teat !•n, ae•tat.•n, Milton Stothers, Thos. Ander- son 'and Jack Roberta were among the number who spent Christmas at their homes here. JH.vELLgR vSTuae,-J. Jurgepsen, of Vi.terloo, was in our village cods), with a view of opening a itwcllel-y store. We understand he was well plenaed -with the prospects and has made the necereary arrangewrnts for opening a store in the near future, Win. Mole will rewove the building et present occupied aa it photo gallery and on the site erect a handsome'dot e sod dwelling. The same will ilk oc- cupied by Mr. Jorgensen as soon as it can be completed. CHRINTMAM TREES. -- The' concert and Christmas tree given by the Pres- byterian Sunday school on Wednes- day cveuing was well attaodeL An excellent program was rendered by the uienib'rs of the Sunday school, The proceeds amounted to Va. The Methodist concert held in 'the Agri- cultural Hall on Christmas night was of unusual excellence. Every num- ber on the ptograin was well given, reflecting great credit on the children as well aeon those who trained therm for the occaaiun• The proceeds amounted to SM. MUNII'll'A1. AFFAIR$. - Municipal matters are new occupying the minds of the electors. In West Wawanosh Wm. Bailie is again in the fleld for the reeveship and is being opposed by Stephen Medd, who has been one of the councillors. For councillors a choice of four will be made from the following : \Val, \Vatson, Jos. Mal. lough, W. A. Wilson, D. B. Murray, S. Thompson, Jas. Aitcheson and David Errington. From among this number the electors should he able to choose au efficient council for the ensuing year. in Ashfield Reeve Stothers and i tepee, y ltt'eve If tinter 1t art F 11cT kt by scelametion, showing the high es- teem in which these poen are held by the electors. For councillors Messrs. C. Stt•wart, Jos. Dalton. J. Schnen- hals, W. Kickley and John Kilpat- rick are in the field. LANkb. SATURDAY, Dec. Alth. Mise Deneita Sherwood, of Luck - now, is spending her Christina' under the parental roof. Stewart lane, of St. Catharines, anti Charlie Late, of Chicago, called on relatives at Lane, mi Saturday and Sunday last. The tine sleighing M the past week made Christmas -tidy pass merrily. A nnrnber of families of this vicinity had Koine gatherings. John 1)- Baldwin, who was very ill on Sunday morning, Me. we are glad to know, taken is turn for the better. Hitt many friends wish hint a speedy recovery. W. P. Sanderson, postmaster, Lanes, will receive subscriptions for The Signal. This will be a conveni- ende to the people of Ellis district who wish to send either new or renewal subscriptions. A number of young people attended the e•ntertatnment at Dungannon ah Christmas night. also the box social in No, 0 schoolhouse on Monday even- ing, arid report having had an eujoy- alue time at both gatherings. LOTHIAN. TUESDAY, ISnc. set'. Miss Wands is spending her holi- days at home. Alex. Barnby fs spending him holi- days at his home here. Miss Mary McDonald is visiting friends ism Ripley this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McKeith visited friends near Fordyce last week. Rod. Campbell is on the sick list. We hope for his speedy recovery. Mise Dallene McKenzie, of Detroit, spent Christmas at her home here. Mrs. Gus. McKay and family, of Lueknow. spent Christmas at Loth- ian. A numher of people from arnnnd here attended the nominations yester- day. FAthei• Roger, of Ingersoll, is mantling a few days of this week with rents. 'Hera and 11(11 • daughter, of visiting at the home of her, Mrs. Jos. (111- M . Cbealey, the former'• more. LOYAL. Tt7RNrrAY, Dec. 11..1. Mortis wart at Blyth Iasi nesday acting as judge in a debate. Thos. McGratten is here from the West and paid Loyal a visit last week. Jas. Young, jr., is home after the summer's exploit, on the Greet Lakes as engineer on one nt the hag freight home. His many lady friends around Loyal will he plowed re meet him and see him looking AO well. Repast it t-"Shiloh's Ohre will al- ways aunt um Soughs sad colds." Goodbye to Santa Claus ! \Ve hope he gave everyone a jolly gaol time. Chrustmas is vast fur one Inure, year. and, oh dear ! leap year is also draw- ing to a close. The Benmiller Christmas tree was a decided success. its splendid tine grain was well prepared and the chil- dren did exceptionally well. The proceeds of the evening amounted to 111:e4.15. A few of our Benmiller and Gode- rirh township friends .lent it very pleasant time in the foram of a sur- prise party' at the horse of Charles Walters, 'Zion, on Monday night, re- turning home at an early (?) boor. SHEPPARDTON. MONDAY, Dec. 'lath. Last week Frank lfaydeu gold tau of his tine pure-bred shorthorn heifers to Wm. Murney fat a good Noire. Wednesday evening of last week --Ines,-.LeiperHwtbwm-has} a pitease ent•prise, when her Sunday school chasm, n tiering about fourteen. as- wvuble(l at her home and presented her with a handsome silver berry - spoon and pie -knife and an address in recognition of her diligent work in the Sunday schen!. - PaReoN.al. MENTA M. -Dave Green, of Toronto. is spending at few days under the parental roof Miss Nevins, of Blyth, is the guest of her sister, Mir. John Foster•, during the holidays Urs. F. Stewart and her brother, %Vim. Matheson, of St. Paul, Minn.. Are visiting their sister, Mrs. Alex. Young Mary Gordon is home again after a pleasant sojourn in Ooderich Mies Olide Fo,ter ie home for a holiday visit. She is en- gaged for the ensuing year to teach school at Taylor's Corner's at a good salary Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bogie and children, of Linde - rich. spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Bogie's mother and sister Mrs Gavin Green, of (ioderich, has teen visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity Mi. Simpson, of Onondaga, is visiting his cousin, Mas. Wm. Johnston Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Graham and children were at Pine River last week. CHRI$T)IAM ENTKI1TAINMENT. -- A very successful entectuinwent was held in the school house, which was prettily decorated with flags and ever- greens, on the evening of the 2.2ud. The provram consisted of vocal, in- strumental and gramophone selcc. Gone, drills, choruses, dialogues, read- i++Sa ++4 +y~it ' $ems very Nae vocxt seiect ons weregiven by \lien Margaret McLean, of Kint-til. and Mien I. McLennan, of Laurier, als., excellent instrunu•ntals h y Alice Bogie, of Colborne. and Gracie Mc- Lean, of Kintail. At the close of the program prize hooks were given to the pupils and the tree was dis- mantled, to the delight of the chil- dren, and Miss Mcl.t'sn, the teacher, was presented with it Locket and chain and some books. These were hermit - ponied by an address, in which the pupils expressed their appreciation of Mies McLean's kindness and patienee towards them and their pleseere in knowing that she was still to remain with -them ae their teacher fora while longer. ' PORT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY, Dec, :11th. Cosiso .ten Golrn,-Frank and Edwin Giver are home on a visit Mrs. McNally and children, of Dun- gannon, ate spending es law days with the former's parents. Mr. and Mr, Jae. Styett Miss Curs Carey aniseed home froth the \Vest last week A number from herr at.. tended Mies Mcl.ean's entertainment et. Mheppatdtnn Inst Meade), eoening, Woe it decided NllereS. Mism and Edwin Schocnhale spent ith friends in Milverton.. ee, of Parkhill, is re - flees in this burg. in the sights Mr. and /to Christer newing old acqu Kobelt `cont around Guelph Inst w and Mr.. Horace Cunning child, o1 Windsor, and Vert Cann ham, of Toronto, are visiting tinder the parental roof Misting the tearherm that are horse for their Christmas vacations are the Minces Tenn F. Hawkins, of Winghnlu Lieetta Cunningham, of Belfast Minnie Cunningham, of the Gealwriet Busine's College. and Walter 11. Haw kins, of Huron College, London. Det'K)nige Nt'rrt.ILN. ••1\'ells green," the Inane of Mr. and Mrs John Retinal, was the scene of a very pleasant event on Tuesday evening t he 211th inst., when their second youngest daughter, Chariot to, was united in holy wedlock to \\'m. J Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Crawford, both of this place. At 1; u'(•loek, to the strains of the wedding march played 1•y" Miss Brace l'rawford, sister of the groom, tine bride entered the parlor on the arm of her father, rhe wedding couple. took + their pierce. unat- tended, beneath an a(ch of evergreens, decorated • with chrysanthemums. Rev. C. M. Rutherford, of Iktngan• nun. performed the ceremony in his usual able manner. The pride looked very becoming in as gown of cream de- laine with trimmings of net over silk. At1cr the ubual- 1'Qugtratntions Kuests repaired to the diulaiug-serous, which was decbrated with evergreens and wedding bells. and here iNom pin- ous repast awaited them. After the festiviy-t of theevening the bride and groom left for their horse on the homestead, whfther they ore &te(mhm- panied by beat wishes for their future happiness, The presents received, by the bride and groom were eiuite num- erous, which showed the esteem of their many friends. • KINTAIL,- - We SIENDsY, Dec. Seth. Miss Margaret t tare is spending her vacation at her hu a in St. Helens. Chas. McGregor 's 1 for the vacation ,tel n [tom Hanmilt t Sonnet Uul- IrKe. - IIugh Stewart received bad cut on the face while cutting woo on 11un- day afternoofr. - Mr. and Mrs, Geo: -Collinson, Master Harold and Miss McW 'ane spent Christmas at the howegof the- r• et parents in Blyth. Misses Minnie and Florence MCLe came' home from Detroit for Christ- mas. Mins Florence will resume her duties at the G. C. 1. The couununity extends its deepest sympathy to the wife and family of Jes. Drennan, sr., who passed away yesterday at the age of eighty-two years. The work on therasilwey is pre.,tres sing favorably- The grading is com- pleted almost hip to the Pib conces- sion with the exception of a few little glares. LUCKNOW. Wetesesnav, Dec. 3Utll. Sam. Nicholson left Monday for Moose•jew, Bask., where he will visit his brother, C. M. Nicholson, and at- tend to his extensive property inter- ests. The loc.►f option campaign is lecow- ing very inlereatiog. Rev. Mr. Geggie, of Toronto. will deliver addressor at the town hall Saturday evening and at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches on Sunday. AN INFANT'$ DEATH.L---Frances Eliz- abeth McLean, the infant daughter of Mt•. and Mrs. McLean, w•h-) artiyeel from !Manitoba last week and ,tie guests at the home of Henry fierce, rtth concession of Kiri, ,. dir.i on Thursday last at theme. Whitt months. Interment took place in Green Hill cemetery on Sunday after noun, ORANuEMKN ELIOT OF.. . ;i. rhe ofilrt-rs of L. (1, L No. 4.223 elect '.1 tot. 111Ul aro : \\'. Dl., ,l, E. Agnew : G. M.. J. Miller : It. S„ F. Grandy- : F. S., Dr Spence; treasurer, W. ,1. 'r,ty-lur : chaplain, D. C. Tat•lor; 1, l'., S. Mor- rison ; O 'r., T. Henry ; 1., N. Mc- Corvie ; D. of C.. J. Lyons ; 1.t C. M., J. Irvine ; 2nd, J. Graham ; aid, NV. Cook ; 4th. J. Irwin, jr. ; 5th, \\', Mil- ler ; auditors, W. McQuitlin and John Murchison. MUNICIPAL Erlf(TIONg,-in Ltick- now J. Joynt will be Reece fur hams and JI. Mitchell, D. N. Lawre•nee, J. G. Murdoch, Jas. Henderson and H. Douglas were nnuminat(' 1 for coun- cillors. All ate good citizens and business wen of sterling character. in Kinloea Councillors McLennan and McKenzie are candidates tar Lite reeveship and Messrs. Mat hers, Me- Diarmid Hodgins, McKinnon end Russ will seek electiou.as councillors. " The physician attend - ;ng me prescribed, on my rallying from an attack of rheumatism, your Scott's Emulsion, which I have been taking every winter since. t find it most valu- able in strengthening and building up one after a severe illness. I have not had .rheumatism_ since the .. time mentioned above and i owe it to your most valu- able Emulsion. it is my life now, and makes me strong and healthy." -R. PICARD, Grand Ligne, Quebec. For two hundred years be- fore Scorr's F,asuLstog came Cod Liver Oil was used for rheumatism. Scott's Emulsion is modernized-- Cod Liver Oil; the purest and best oil partly predigested,` made palatable and suitable for the most delicate child or invalid. It enriches the blood, tones up the entire system, and drives out rheumatism. ALL, Da00(atsTe Let ea we t tee a mew of lir. Meant'. )Sipe see ether Ilt.r.arw ea the rah. tart. A Pros Osei, aestlealee IiM ewer. I. -Mlwt. sCOTT • sown tan Ws ..sass Se.. W.. T 11 Your Hair Contrary? Is it inclined to run away ? Don't punish it with a cruel brush and comb! Feed it, nour- ish it, save it with Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved formula. Then your hair will remain at home, on your head, where It belongs. An elegant dressing. Keeps the scalp healthy. Dreg not charade dm color of the heir. Ay loroula ours task bort. Oboe ,t 4 your a.k ars is ua about m, onor ta., do as a. .ay. We certainly believe this, or we would not say so. Ayer's Hair Vigor as now made from our new improved formula, is a great preparation for the hair and scalp. Stops falling hair. Cures dan- druff. Promotes the growth of hair. -Rea* he tete J. O. y.. Co., Lowe)), la.... ---- • ":4;). , e'' 1;)4 . 11 OLYMPIA The only place in Huron ,County for delicious HOME- MADE CANDIES Don't forget to buy your New Year's Boxes here. - - Nice 'hrisluta„ /loxes fru,i harp to ' k , ; from ,ilk to 81.25. Mixefl it Taffies lac it Ili., 31b. fat 2I Mammoth . ixetl Crenate 15c a Ih„ 25e. 1 ('crams and bard - eentered Chocolates' . to :ink. lb. Finley ('horolstes- in assorted fruits :dlc to flllc. Stormy Weather Coming pretty .,on The stetson fur wet walking, wet feet anti pneninonia. That,is, .if you are not provided withstorum) weather foot wear. lie wi: a ttul secure a pair of our WATER andWEATHER PROOF SHOES. They are not the Pig and clumsy kind you have leen used to Nevins. They are smug, Swarm and water- tight, yet are smart enough in - appearance -to W4'Itt' ill any wrathrr. WM. SHARMAN GODERICH Watchmasing, etc. 11iIAI.SEY PAItK WATCrIMaKKN, Jr.Wa1.ISH, 11IT Il'I.e N. South side of Square: Ualertch, Ont. t[ViI`ZI141- ii fing- - VAU(11IAN M. 1 10i1EItTe, CIVIL and Hydraulic Engineer, Ontnrlo Land Surveyor. (Mice - Mcle,n Mork, (►nderl.•br turner Montreal street, Telephone 137. Menosotune Mineral Water rpm.; GDDEItl('li MINERAL WA - Telt cit. manuf,.ctnrere of "Menene_ lung." ore prepared to deliver to any pert M the Inwn lkelfn.t. (linger Al.' 111 DInta and quarts., also Mineral `Voter L•1 three ,tt„ ,p11t., PInPt end gnarl.), Seltsor Water and Double sone. These roods s, - mule front natural mineral water, and are therefore free from all Impel -Mo.. I', 1. WAI.I'te Man- ager' Phone rel ldusnc 4 ',Pt FM E. ('DOE, TEACHF,it DF re Piano cleaner. TheoryHarmony and Counterpoint. Pupils prepared for ex,unlna 6011,4 of Toronto ('onnen•etory of Moslc. Apply at Thomson'. Music Mtorn, or red ,• den, of Mtr Clarence Pennington, Hrv-k Street, flodelieh• Monday'. In Clinton, at residence of Me Ales. Merkenrle, 1 helm to street. %I USI(! CLASSES. -1 AM PILE FFrr PAHEnut recel,epliant tsr le .ons In Plana and theory, luso the Run•owes musical kindmgart. -n method fey young -1111,1 ore Tern,S and other Info, rgt,Inn ,any Int had at Omaon- music store. Modem,. EMMA A. ANDREWM tf A. ROY ADAMS Taacwww or PIANO Studio In iktnk of Montreal Meek. SHAVING PARLOR 11E1/FOR1) III( 8: K HA it I 1E11 SHOP. IP --Th1. well know, and popular stand otters Its patrons the be.t service In shaving, hweir It int, err., e1., Judie,' shampnolns a ZanJ y. rr aO nly knlcd hands em ad. NkI1Clt, apMwMtal.tH: n. ,McLEAN BROS. -------wl,sh all their patrons _ and friends A Happy and Prosperous New Year. We have many articles suitable for the gift season NECKTIES. NECKSCARES. HOSE, SUSPENDERS, `r r1'l I TTS, GLOVES, FUR GOODS, FANCY VESTS, .. nli many (bier things that are useful and sensible. McLEAN BROS 5 - Art Tailors and Clothiers GODERICH, - - ONTARIO Medic pits.EMMEHSON L 1 L 1tNBULL. Emsouceim. M. D. W M. TL•ararl.r., M. Of1Ieei Hamilton Street. "',-on 1e2. k n eersen - S ant. dress, mM-,.---ce; -----t Oppuein, St. George's church. tone lob. Ir, Turnbull'. tu.idence, Mont r:• 1 tect. southwest of Public Librart PiIbne UN.. 1)It. W. F. GA 1.1..0W, M. 13. Odle°, t'olhorne street, next door 'f Sover- eign Hank. Telephones - fond, r21; house, • \R. F. J. R. FOR..TEIt-EYE. EA1t None and -MOW enl)•, Stratford, Ont. 1 ou•e antra.' New Ynrk Ophthalmic and Anent into Mute. Nigro. (tittle:0 a..i,tnnt knr, Nose and Throat al, leol,en M.1nnre, and Royal Lindon Ophthabuie Moe. elehl F.ye) Ra -Vital London, Eng. Unice .Albert st reef, 8trntror•d. oDhN,hite, Windsor hotel. Hour.: 1112 a.le. 2.1 lam. 7.8 D.um. Teleologic, ar Legal L. KiLI.Oi{AN. HHAltltIMTKH, rolk:itue. notary. etc. M.ouuyto laud at lowest rates. (Iltlee.-Nurlh Mt reel, (Indio tell Wear Signal °Meet hl nwttorth Saturdays and Mondays. - - (1. CAMERON, K. C., liAItttC+- .-•FAA, sollcltor, notary public. out-.. • Hamilton -Syed Uudurich, third door frupi :ciliary. I)ItODUFtfir, ;, LtAYS 4 111.A1 R. [` barristers. solicitors. fotprion public! pr • 'OM ln the Maritime l'ouri, etc. aO . e..st site Square, next door l'. A. Nnce airn's grocery, 1'-i rate funds to loud at k want tate. of Inn W. 1'ROUDFOOT, K.1'. It. t'. HAYS. l..- 8 SLAM. - I DI('KiNMt)N R.UAItHO\V, 11AR- 1 KINTEI-tri; attorney., solicitors, etc. (io ierieh. Money to lend at Mw«,t rates. i; 1. DICKINSON. CHARLES BARROW, I.L.It it O. JOHNSTON. BARRIS'1'EH, in. solicitor, commissioner, notary public. Offices Hawilton street, Dederick Ont Insurance, Loans. to. H. ROBERTSON, IN$URANCE AI;KNT. Vint. AK LIGHTNING : HriOsh. ('anaylan and AmrH n. ACCIDENT.. Ili NK... *ND F.Mh)OVIKN' I.iAall.• rrv: The ceai. Aocid ent and llaarantee •'nrioratior Limited. of London. Eng. FIDELITY AND t1 •.CK.INTEK HONDA :.The Fidelity and 1, invitee 1'ompnny. Orae. at maidens. Hort heart corner of Vic. tone and St. 1) ,/id's recta. Phone 1741, .) and accident in.uranr 'Agent for lwulo•.•• non nal and stock eettn tanie. lion ranee in ail lines effected on best pun.,u. ut lowest rates. ('all at office, Corner West $t ,1 and Square or address J. W. CKAIUIK, ' . erlch, Ont, Selo .hone Yl. tIcKILI,OP MUTUAL Fi ' IN- S U it A N (' E (' O. -Farm and l-. listed town property mowed. Omcers-J. H. Mclwtan, Pew., Klppen . O T. ler.t+er, Vice -Pros., Itrucedeld 1'. Thomas b. liars. Mac. -Traps.. Soatorth 1'. Ihrrtorr -I% m. Chesney, S.mforth ; John O. thieve, tVInthro!,: George (rale, 1eeforl it: John ltenneweis Dublin; Jaynes Evans, Beech wood; John Watt, Herl,wk ; Thos. Fraser, Hruceneld ; John B. Mclean, Kippen Jar. Connolly, Clinton. . - J. W. Yeo, liolrnesvllle, agent for West Huron. Polley-holden,t can pa) awswsnleuts and get their cards recoil at Toter t Brown's, Clinton, or at IL H. Vette ersesey, Kingston street, Ooderlch. _. Marriage Licenses - - `VALTER E. KELLY, UDUERI('H, ONT. Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician. issuer[ o Marriage Licenses. LANE, ISSUER OF MARBI. _. AOKlloensu., (loderieh, Ont_ Auctioneerinit THOMAS MINIM LIVE LIVE STOCK and general auctioneer. Offices on South Street, where he will be found at all times wh-ou net srytng paten. Terms reaeonsble and every effort used to five you aatisfaotlon. Phoneie GEfJRGE BECKETT General Auctioneer. New System of TlSR.AI+IW Catalogs, OFFkICE, HAMJLTON ST. P. O. Bohr tai Superior Harness .!farness for your horse is like a suit of clothes for your body. If you are fasti- dious, 1 can suit you ; if you feel that econom rutted Le practised, I am just ae wi ing to help you ; no matter w your oto r a can re can st ' Y toot n u. Substantial Harness is the cheapest in the end. Quality. w urkwauship and the low prices, wake me a L•iend-winner. Make• is judicious comparison snd you will decide in my favor. H. E. Knox AUBURN. Cutters and Sleighs It bulks like winter, and 1 am ready to talk about Cutters. i have the agency for two of the largest, best-known and most reliable man- ufacturers in Canada, OKAY_ _S_I1DIiOPE ('utter. and . Sleighs are the standard of excellence in these goods. Call and We them at the warehouse. Agent for Massey -Harris Implements, Melotte (.`ream Separators, Fleury Plows, Bissell Disc Harrows and Land Rollers, etc., etc. ROBERT WILSON, 11 '11un Street, (ioderich. Some- Oood Horses and Colts for sale. 'PHONE 15 °R 24 W n 11oa want andYards w e' West anl THTC RE8'F (at Dook ears/ ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS O N HAND arAil Coal welshed on the market soaks where you set EMI s lbw. for a tan. WM. LEE. - Orders left at l'. C. LEE'S Hardware Stole east side Saeare, nromptiv attended to. • NIMMrmfmmmmmmmmttmnnn►mmmmmmtttmu_ SKATES -SKATES All the hest makes carried in stock. A pair would make AN EXCELLENT 1 NEW YEAR'S GIFT SKATI.S, KNIVES and SCISSORS SHARPENED. ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES always on land and ELECTRIC WIRING done in the most approved way. WM. YULE Kingston Street, Goderieh