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T7Fs GOND i .4.i-N°.Mai
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Financial
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
We offer for sale debentures bearing interest at FIVE
per cent. per annum, payable half -yearly. These debentures
offer an abolutely safe and profitable investment, as the
purchasers have fur security the eutire amete of the Com-
pan7
Capital and Surplus Avert.. -
Total Asset -
Ptesident: ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND
- $1,340,000.01t
• $2,1100,000.110
Vice -President and Managing Director : W. S. DINNICK.
DlrectosS: RIGHT HON. LORD STRATHCONA end MOUNT
_ROYAL, G. C. M. G., J. A. KAMMERER, DAVID
----8 RR. TS . GREENS,• WIHUt4H S. BRENNAN. J. M.. -.
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HEAD OFFICE 1
1. Colt. ADELAIDB AND Vl(.TORIA FIT*., '1011,01414.Goderich Office, W. L. NORTON, MANAGER.-
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BOO
MAGAZINES, -
PERiODICALS :and
LIBRARIES
bound or ',paired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LI .1TIIl }t 000DS
Ail ordenproepp,,l1 .treaded to on leaving
same with THE SION AL, Coder, k,
A. K. TAYLOR, FSTRATFORD
SitWtione fitted.
WANTED. -POSITION AS OEN-
T V �g� serves'. A lj to IEE °CRT
ReUd E C ItALE:ER. 98 Gibbon. street. OOde-
T gent
HOUSE TO RENT. -A COMFORT-
ABLE dwelling esntmll, loomed ; ten
morns. modern improvement& - afro a .able.
AppN Real
[e-
F Krbu ,
a5• S YOUNG & gaff
Ws-S.wla
r•g��r-� RENT. - TWO GOOD-SIZED
1 •
MUM rooms over the Sterling Beak.
mew ae sdtaslice w to Mir..table for ,Dancer' law talkie
tistry, lasaranos
m sta. fey at MK. MOR LISSHB grocery
MOM
OOOERICH MARKETS.
Tiu MsDAf, January'Ith.
Fall wheat. per bush ... en 41 to e
tl(puritsyr wheat, per bush .,
6I7e. per bush
Buckwheat. per barb
Cats. per bush.,
Peas, per bueh
Farley, per boob
Screening. per too
Flour. family, per flat----
Floor, patent, per cwt
lime. per ton
Short., per ton
Hay, )ger ton
Worst. per cord
Butt. e, per Ib
Chee-e, per Ib
Eggeit froth, per dos
Poues, ares
ualto u
0 48 to 0
b34to e
0asy 0
00)to 9
04.310 0
18 W to 18
yes to i
3 25 to 3
30 w to w
II 00 to 94
' OO to r
300 to e
e x1 1e 0
065 to 0
•9410 0
30 to
Cattle, ordln'y to good, per ewt, t t 30 to
to 5
Cattle, export, per cw
Hoge, Ilve weight, per cwtm O1 to e
Iambi A ti.0 m 1
Sheep, per cwt
Ib
�
nper Ib
Lard, per Ib ,
Tallow. per Ib
1114.., ler eat
ghee pp skin.
C hlcken, 12 to
GODERIGH, ONTA[ UO,-OANADA : JANUARY 7, 1909
LOCAL TOPICS. no doubt that under his management
The News will be vigorously and ably
conducted. His Goderich friends
wish himeucr•rsl.
Charged with Anon.
A man named Joseph Sampson was Death of Mrs. Stevens.
before the county judge on Monday On Thursday last Mrs. Samuel
Stevens. formerly Mise Minnie Vau-
*wne, passed away at London, the
body bring brought here for inter•
tuent. The funeral took place on
Saturday from the reeidencuof the
e
deeeased's mother, Mrs.
Rev. Dr. Dougall conducted the ser-
vices
ervices end the pall•benrera were Sam-
uel Treble. Samuel Vanetnne,Ueorge
Bissett and Thom& Bates. Mrs.
Stevens is survived by her husband
and two children, wbo are iu the
Went
charged with settingire to the house
W'
and barn of llliatit Wickert
of Stephen township. Sapaou
elected to Ire tried by the judge with-
out a jury and the hearing of the case
was set down for Wednesday, Jan-
uary 13th. Sampson was went
up for trial by Magistrate W. J. Wil-
son, of Stephen.
Home Circles' Officers.
Goderich Cinlr, No. 1416. 0. U. H.
s
C.. haelected officers for the present
year as follows : Leader, .1. Elgin
'Com ; vice -leader. J. H. Worsen ;
secretary, Mrs. W. L. Pennington ;
financial secretary, Mrs. Win. War-
nock ; treasurer, J. E. Hick ; chap.
lain. Mrs. Stoddart, sr.; marshal!, Mre.
McDiarmid ; warden, MGIS Maggie
Murray goat 1, 4. Carl ; sentinel.
Alis. CLrk : auditors, J. E. Tom and
J. H. Worsell.
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Turkey. .. . • - --.. •' ........
Outride thea sts pies.. week. pi
Meg IMO* tor Sale.
VIOOD SEVEN -ROOMED FRAME
leeks street : belt an aere of ground ; fruit
Doter for male or rest -Situated on
trees, etc.: good well water . geed awns cel
ler : stable and other a enontn(Qd4tlon.r
further particul•re apply to MRS. VAN
ti1'oNLe4 Angier.. stets(- Yl
f %HEAP PROPERTY FOR SALE. --
on Keay* street. Goderich. only thirteen
hundred dollars. A amp for eenebods,
Two Iota, meeeortng 124 by 134 feet 1. all ; IS
fruit tree., apple, plum. cherryan kitchen
ch;
by
frame amiss. mato par' wond.hIn
H by a both two stone. high.
by 1k Otooe ostler. cement Moe,. Ulla with
lots of good mein/ water,
ly
Papered and painted inside. aloe newly painted
white nuulde. Stable 1 1n 14 with
)ol tapine
d a.
siding. All the property+ I
it 10 situated on a nice,tr emak ne,It •
ousel Ir( eat
able plaoe w lire.
Wouldmeat for someone who ha* money t`t• invest.
Goderich her a bright future wheel, alto or call
grow. Now is the time to buy.
at Mem el redden• --1t Kes7w street. tt' M.
ANDERSON. AL'CTIUN SALE.
K SALE. -IN ORDER TO C L()JE _-
IL
the estate of the i.10 O. C. newton. Cirri yds, drew Bond. in .alt lengths, len.
1' op the rale. It is .shirts. bed blanket..
for I��c tea Iden
Y can 0 tato residence Y Ueosvrrlfr t LOwek I* gad arts .'.ruin, .8 `boy''
In , fair condition. ties *titers table riot he, upe•trf
part be apply tod at any time. ref tennis overcoat% ribbons. button,., Rle...ware. dl,hea,
(erticaanl apply to ProI . Et R Hlalr. granlleware eto ..mall rot heater.
C . J. HAMILTON. Rxantltnr; SATURDAY. JANC'AHl' 1sTTf•
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1 KIn the Yorkton diet rfet. Yom stoles Of not afford to mou It. S. the Rood.
four farm,.. mnteining 100 genet each . two I atwduteb at your own prim. No such nano
with buildings on and telephones i theI .fixe Ouderlch aka a baby. Every wrtlrle put
Women Will sell on easy terms. UP mart go. DEO. RE('K ETT,
regarding the oounVn cheerfully give. J. H.' - Auctioneer.
TEWSLEY, Yorkton. Seek.
Notice.
A Former Goderich Boy.
Announcement is made of a change
in the editorial management of The
()leathern Daily News. Dr. W. E.
Cruickshank, who during over four
-years-has beton the editrrr..f the'p&Peri
has relinquished the oust, for the pur-
pose of resuming the practice of the
medical profession. life place is
taken by Willidnt E. Park, who since
March, 19US, hes leen it member of
the reportorial staff of The News. The
new editor is well known in Goderich.
hie father Iwiug the late Robert Park.
formerly principal of the Goderich
public schools. Mr. Park. although a
young mat, has given evidence of
very considerable ability. and we have
NOTICE TO DORS. - ON AC-
roont of the change is t6. persomel Of
Me company, an therm indebted toro the -(.ode
rich uested to
setttle'Iening their llle acaou isited. •re immediately. THE
(aor)Eltl('II PLANING MILLS.
LIMITED.
John Lawson. Secrew y-Ttf.
VOT10E TO fNVESPORS.-THR
1 executom of the estate of the late
Decree Acteases have decided to offer the
whole eetat a for sale. The Dr'opert y non. Isla of
real estate. debenture.. bonds an.. storks.
Parties wb.hing to invest In any of the above
properties eon get full particularti on applies.
lion to the executal..
Mie,. 7..I.0 ('. Acerae..
Exerutrim
J. P. Heowe 1. Executors
WILLIAM Acltga0w
O
ed sick. Dec. air amt'.
Auction bales
:et>wa; 5 i
The Y. M. C. A.
Owing to the ante -holiday excite-
ment and to the local option cam-
paign uteetinge diverting attention
the past few weeks, the Y. M. C. A.
work In Goderich has Isuguish..d-
'omewhat, but it i. intended to re-
route the weekly meetings at the -
rooms un Monday next. Provincial
County Work Secretary CuUros and
County Secretary Fleming were in
town this' week and have eulistad the
intermit of some n'ew helpers in differ-
ent departments, such as the physical
departulrnt and the proposed choral
cru -L, eh -ttie remit -hider of the seasre)
should see considerable activity alo'ig
Y. M. C. A.,lines.
• NOTICE 'O. ADyj RTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week -
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and provtne same. - --
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VANATTER t ROBERTSON. Puauwa.
on Wednesday to Maitland cemetery. ELECTION AFTERMATH.
Rev. R. W. Millyard conducted the
services and the pall•bearere were It Inoka Tike a prettyood council.
George Barryy. John Dunn. 1( 4) er t Reeve (tallow will Luke a creditable
Thompsou, William Sharman, John representative of the town at the
Mdwards and J. L. Grant. county council, and with Deputy
Reeve Reid to support him the voice
of Goderich will be ,heard with effect
iu county aliens'.
The growth of D. Macklin's ma-
jority is phenomenal. From one to
SDI in a twelvemonth is rapid develop-
ment.
Moth G. M. Elliott and C. A. Reid
should be in the council. The trouble
war that both wanted the wattle posi-
tion, and only one could have it.
Chas. Stewart headed the poll in
Ashfield: Congratulations !
The splendid vote given to R. It.
Mallows Is the more noteworthy froth
duet that -Mr. MaIIwve-did aw -caa-
vaassing, and worked all ylectioq day
in his 'audit, leaving the voters to do
as they pleased with hitn. Naturally
he is greatly pleased with the hand -
Wane t xprryej°U of confidence which
be lips received, unsolicited, from the
voters.
The leaders in the fight for the local
option bylaw have 11,) reason to feel
discouraged. It watt only by clever
campaigning and hard work that it
vote of (SIA) was rolled up in Pe -v sort of
the bylaw. The result go .m the
liquor licensees food for serious
thought -
The Signal'' advice to r•aaia t
water and light commission was fol-
lowed by more than a throe -R the
vote% _. - _ - .
There was a great deal of local-Wee-
est
ocal rater -est in the contest in Owen Sound. and
the temperanc_emople were gratified
to hear of the pt"'Ii)t+ltning of the local
option bylaw there.
A good men went down to defeat in
West Wewanoth. It was expected
that Reeve Bailie would come through
the contest with a Rood majority and
would he elected Warden of Huron
county for iOtW. But Lhere'e many a
slip -
We thought a newspaper man had
enough trouble on his hands without
looking for more. but we see that our
friend H. B. Elliott, of The \Vingharn
Times, has allowed himself to be
elected a member of the town council.
We congratulate. the awn of Wing -
haus -we am -ear• e m thize
h 7 P
ra
Big Joe Dalton is elected to the
Ashfield township council. If Mr.
Dalton conducts township business in
tt>rwpiekawd.epee waRJy3.. t"
fine farm, Aehteld will Its a me 1
township.
With Organist Jordan in the coun-
cil the proceedings might tq be con-
ducted with harmony,'"
Ile is a good hulnetas min -why
ehotld he naw make gold councillor?
That is about the way the voters
figured it out when they marked their
ballots for P. T. Dean.
What's this that has happened to
the young Napoleon of Goderich
township ? Never mind, Harry ;
"eweet are the Imes of adversity."
We refuse to credit the rimer that
Robert Elliott is discouraged by his
defeat on Monday. We do not be-
lieve the word "discouraged" is to he
found In the irrepressible Robert's
dictionary.
Alderman Craigie points with pride
to the fact that he polled the biggest
vote in the, whole election. John to w
good boy.
Congratulations to Reeve Mcliwan !
He should he prrrtel-
continued confidence the people of Col-
borne have given him.
"So near and yet so far," was the
comment when the result of the local
option 'o volvoteayssknown.
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There is some talk about a defect in
tbe nomination paper of 0. F. Blair,
who was elected school titmice in St.
Patrick's ward.
Donations to Hospital.
The following durations in the hoe
pital are acknowledged : Mrd. Jones,
two pillows ; a Frieud, tea and coffee ;
Mr*. G. M. Elliott, tovfil ; Mrs.
Beck, bread ; Mrs. Davidson, turkey ;
Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Jas. Clark, Mrs.
Ball, canned fruit ; Florence Nightin-
gale Chapter of D. 0. E.. fruit, etc. ;
Jas. J. A. Itumball, Mrs. Currie,
oranges ; Mists Strang. fruit and vege-
tables ; Mrs. Varrener, Mrs. Currie.
fruit cafe.
Neal -Week at the --Opera H
The feature act on the program at
the Victoria Opera HOOP*
next
week
dun,
wilt be the popular
Lottie Glenraore and Edward Barrett,
who on Mouday will present their
latest comedy succus, "The Lott
Dug," a sparkling one -act comedy
playlet; bubbling over with good,
wholesome comedy. This act is
drscr(bed as the most unique creation
yet given to the vaudeville stage and
is the realistic recital of a rich society
lady's trials and tribulations over the
loss of her most valuable possession.
her pet dug Fain. -lira ''peed&Y even•
ing. The Presideut of the Ananias
Club" will be given by the same per-
former*, concerning which a critic
writes, "The President of the Anaem-
ia* Club' was quite the most novel
and interesting sketch conceivable
and the theme delightfully refresh-
ing." No better recommendation can
tei_gfyAn this team than the fact that
they were compelled to remaln in
Owen Sound for two weeks, also in
Collingwood, and are booked for re-
turn engagement at both of them
houses later in the season. They e
be in Oo derich all next, week. change
of program each evening. Miles Brno:
motion pictures every evening.
The Real Thing.
The publishers of The Signal are
again favored .with a generous gift of
real Scottish shortbread from their
esteemed frieud John Buchanan, Earl.,
of Loch Melon Farm, .Carlow. Along
with it is some brattier received by
Mr. Buchalter) fro u Auld Scotia, and
it is Deedless to sav that we prize the
gifts very highly. Mr. Buchanan con-
cludes his letter thus : "1 may say
also, as I am getting heavy of lirith,
but light-hearted, and monists get
around as I used to do. 1 will he glad
to see as many of the good old friends
as will favor with a call at Lash
Melon. and will promise to give se
long as it lasts some of the .aid cake."
Orangemen Elect Officers.
L. U. L. No. 1142 held its annual elec-
tion of officers on Monday, 'Leath ult.,
with the following results: W. M.,
Joseph Mc Nevin ; D. M., Thomas
Tichbourne7-----ehaplaie. Gauge
alcMilla° : R. S.. A. M. Todd ; F. S.,
Alex. McNrvin; treasurer, W. K.
Pinder ; lecturers, Cant a 1 B ' M.
McDonald sod %Villiam Irwin; D. of
C., William Nevins; first committee
mac, R. Sharman : second committee
man, IS. Wells; third committee man.
C. Johnston ; fourth committee man,
Captain McDonald : fifth committee
roan, J. M. Proudfoot: trustees, the
insister, the deputy master and the
treasurer.
LOST. -ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
^Jlth Inst .-probably between Sadder Hill
and Oodermb, 1Mndeniess.ring with
d.t
hirer hlo0one. Inrrpupil. lake" 11ipt(oln beide, "from
oo rettuurning same to SPINAL (Mc*.nder will be mwarded
Card of Thanks
CHAS, A. REJD
appreciates the confidence of
the people of Goderich,
and in return will use
his best efforts as •
DE a 'TY REEVE FOR 1909
to adv ce the interests of
the town.
BOFORS OF 0ODE-
11 NIA IE .d .0 modern OconvBKlTe's, i
good modeled. good locality Fe further
particulars apply to J. H. KOHERTI4SoN.
1
OR HALE -A VERY DES! K -
the
rYABLE y WLt
lew .. aDDlytoDIINSONt(RROW.
WARM FOR SALE. -PART OF
r block D lake road east, Colborne town -
.hip, two mil. from Goderich. 150 acres, goal
day loam. brick home. �x87.wth
cement apartesian b
ing espring crek. 2 acre well, timber
and yonrig arc Apply to C. (• ■■cN iL•
Dunlop P O t
oss LiOUSE FOR SALE. -NiNE
IL roomed ?myna dwelling, heala good
datio.
n on Kesye street- Stone �!�a ndatiott
e
.
end
sunt
Ins
r
kitchen, h
en
hla Wold
to w}�
e reply to
rata �e D 1
MBA. WM. HOCAUGHAN 1N 1 p ave..
Tamale. St/
YOUR (COURSE
In Short hone or liminess will tri
Met melee If taken at nu
establii h W Intand 'get orm u 1.7
RebooIto. ('telogUe free. Hanlon
o -.M B. SINUS Cot .l.an[.:entre
C. A. Building. Toronto.
THE
yon
A -
Able
San.
aft
M.
STERLING BA K
OF CANADA
HAM) Owes
AVr'soa1t® owns.
INCORPORATED BY SPICIA At'
Or DOMINION
RIDCRIVE DEPOSITS PARLIAMENT
To acoommodet' the Farmers
we have opened Brenches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FA1tg11R.
SALS NOTES DISCOUNTED.
BAViNOR BANK ACCOUNT
opened by deposit of $l.m
interest at 3% compound-
ed quarterly.
TOaoto
• a1
At•CTION SALE.
Four ratter, 1- top bUSTV. 1 open 0Ogg7.
in
I rutting box. I snot pu per, 1 teen w
robe, 1 grantkin robe, •3 wetrreeheo robee
,, or 10 horse hhnkete, : mets Of 'Italie Memo.
1 eo.,t Mak stove.
MONDAY, JANCAItY 14TH
at t o'clock. at Beckett. on Hamilton street -
Thea will he an opportunityo by t your
own
pdoe It
uEC B
Ausiest.
lilt II.
Masonic Insunauo'.
Tuesday night of halt k was a
great night for the Mason fratern-
ity. It was the occasion of tate annual
Installation of officers of Maitland
Lodge; No. 33, A. F. It A.. M., also
rat Morning Star Lodge. Carlo . The
joint installation wad held at arlow
and besides the two I.pdgP1 a n tuber
..i 1he`wwmbera. of _OldLLi�gahht L. e.
Lucknow, were in stten�. e
installation was conducted by Right
Worshipful Brother N L Dickinane,
of (iodct•ich, and after the ceremonies
in the lodge rooms a bountiful spread
Wee enjoyed et. Jonathan Miller'*
hotel. Ahout seventy-five of the craft
sat down to the batxluwt and w good
time wart spent. The toast, "Our
King and Country," was honored by
the singing of God Save the King.
"The Craft .and Grand LodgeVats re-
sponded to by Brother H. Radcliffe
and Brother Alex. Robinson, "The
Newly -installed Masters" war re-
sponded to by Wotebipful Masters
Turnbull and Jackson. "The Visiting
Brethren" was replied to by C. Mc-
Kenzie. of Lucknow ; A. McD. Allan.
of (loderich, and Mr. Gibann. of Luck -
now. Lionel Parsons contributed a
vocal selection to the enjoyment of
the evening. The officers of the
Goderich and Carlow lodges are as fol.
town :
a1t�and foil - Homing Star Lodge.
hW Kneeehabult W. `t. A. JMMallofRh
TThos. nota aw J. W. 1. Hetherington
Kee.Benj
flee. Flegj. Nott Chapala Alex. Glenn
Ja.. Toren secretary Col- Vercoe
R. Reynaldo treasurer Jar. YouIyt
Dr. C. E. !talo N. 1). Dr. H. C. Weir
O. lis J. M
.
Johnston
H. ('
J.Stratton
J. G. Pinm
iner
ltd.
Beek Gess lompman
John Platt Frank Na.gle
H. l'. Dunlop I of G Col. Verooe
.1. Andrew. tyler Alex. Young
Business Change.
The new electrical shop at the cor-
ner of Montreal street and the Sgwlara
now goes by the mune of Smith's Star
Electrical Novelty and Geliet•al Repair
Shop, F. M. Smith, of Barrie. having
assumed charge at the beginning of
the new year. Mr. Smith to assisted
by J. D. Springsteatl, machinist. who
came here from Brantford. C. W.
Esterling, who was former o'onducte
ing the business, has been u.tied to his
Michigan home in Detroit. Mr
Smith is the father of Ur. Smith, ,o
Bayfield, and for veers was deputy
sheriff at Barrie. He has another erm
who is an expert electrician and the
intcutiuu it to have hint associated
with the bGeta a•
. e
later.
i
lad(*• and Oentl en :-Permit me to re -
tore to fou all m7 rt Icrt. thanks for the
MD, Oa' rtllup.r'90ictnrnv Rine at ne to the council
boardboard fpr another year. a We head of the poll.
met to s
,•,sure you that the • nfldenro you hare
you
repent
r) mewill not be I.placed.Iaoel. Every
meter coming before
the .• nett the coming
ye..r w,ll hate my close"( tt radon. Triestine
t h.• year will be one of rue • - for you all and
of leverets for the town. 1'1 fnreml3•
• JOHN iR CILAIGIE.
MOWN; AGE SALE.
Under /mil by virtue of the power of tale
4001.6ned in a mortgage, dotted the fourteen, h
oJune. th iAnthony J. Pierce,
as
day
rjgagor, re will be otle for
public auction at the Colborne Hone. fu the
town of
()ode
rich.
on
BATUHfiA1. JANUARY 0TH, 11011.
at .2 octet* In the afternoon :
All and nlnRutar that certain tercel or Uva
of land o..' premimo situate. !ether and beim
in the township of Ashfield, in the county ef
Heron and Province of Ontario, conteinfee
ao
by wdmeurem�lr•
ent one hundred acre., be
etie
more or lean, being eomposed of tti
w rat half of lot number 2 In the 7th conte -ion.
modern division. of the Paid town.hlp of Ash'
Reid.
_On the farts there In a good .one -and
..or"trete* home with ewe -,Morn -kit
attached :.Iso a good frame born withth.pne
foundation
tete
It in a with
feir s*n of et tiv tion h
farm I
cantered by a rpring creek end a well the
house. Tho property 1. In w good Coping
distrifrom itungannnon Dungout annon about ve t ten omth+ mile.
rvnp
Luoktww. TERMS OF SAI.0.
The purchaser Will be required to r ten
per rent. of the purobaso money at the i to of
sale and the balance at the expire To of
thirty day. from such gale.
For further {articular apply to
Mll•LAlt k SiM`J
Vendors' Seltc(!r1'*,
THOMAS OCNDRY, Bee ,, Ont.
Anctloneer,
Oodr'ricl1, Ont,
I)enember 18th, 1159.
('110 THE ELECTORS OF
1 RICH.
ish to
r lariies and ore a D rrerDtallon of *the large
4,ch yup Rare mu rat the polo on Mo
0ODERICH BRANCH
A- 0. AAMR & Manager.
GODE-
prey.
veil;e
n
18'. erecting me agora to a ..est 41 the to
comma. it wt11 M my aim during the year
merit your conedence by doing everythln
within my power to further 16e tntereete o
our town.
gelating you a propene. your, i remain.
Yours Willfully
B. C. MUNXINOS.
ruts) THE ELECTORS_ OF GODE-
1 RiCH. _
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Ladle. and Gentlemen. -In returning you
my thank* for the (eocrown uppuurt you gave
me t the I'nlle on Monotay, I...ere you 1 ap.
P
M
rinto
beth
the honor and thr re. tea
mrlbillty
snd
of the poalof councillor of the to all O
uodertch• end 1 will make it 6111 endeavor
through the year to Airch*rge the duties. of the
position of your repre.etttwtive am I believe
In the beet Intere.tw of the town. %%lolling you
a preeperuus year. 1 am.
Yonne sincerely
N. ft. SALWw'O.
i ADIES AND'\(JENTLEMEN, - 1
1.1 take them opportunity of expme ing my
thanks to the 313 electors who supported iter rp
literally in the election just over. And I eke
y 8iithTr war adrrrenvehotel
him
m father www hotel keeper which was
falowly circulated two day before ale• election,
and other repntir ore c, tally Latera. Agalo
thanking you for the confidence you placer) In
me. Your. very truly
NEIL CAMKRU`.
Sa1NOPSIS OF CAN
Ai N')RTHWEST LAND R1110(7
_Any pereon who 1. the .ole head
or any male over 18 fears pM,
nay
a quarter -section of available tenni
Manitoba. Saaketehwn Doorr
wppll(ant meet appearor Sub -Aire e4600t
ion land• Agency xy may
district, Entry by pro
he
every. on certain Mndition.,
mother. eon. dwughter, brother
tnte diog homesteader.
Dint.. -Six month" rePtden
eult Imtlon of the lend In each n
A homereteeder may live within
his homestead on a farm of wt
lely owned and occupied hy
mother, eon, dwnght
Mer.
In eertein dietrtcu a home.
It/Looting may pre empt. a
0lonyide hi. homePteed, Prl
(intim-Moo mettle *Ix Mont
teem from dwtw of h0msmtw.A
Rte time rwgnired to Parra h
reed mei mite Ott1 acre. extr
A hnmestAAer who ha■ ex
.mad *At and Cluth . tee
may take w ppurctweed hon
AMtrieta friss, 31.61 per
mane Os month. in each n
este fifty tuna and eV `
Deputy of theMin
44:_,..u.:„„,1.„,.. Umph
•twlllnet he'
16.41
Marine Social Club Entertains.
The members of the Marine Social
Club entertained their friend,, to the
number of 125, one evening last weak
at a progressive euchre party :and
dance. In the euchre party, which
occupied the first part of tete even-
ing, the favors were awarded to
Mrs. George Higginson and Norval
Davis, while Dan McKinnon took the
"booby" prise. After Chir Wm.
Campbell, chairmen of the entcrtain-
ent conuuittee. roadie a few remarks,
ppl(nleuted by a short addrers from
A lerman J. W. Craigie. A pleasant
fea ire of the evening was the 'ringing
of Ce u1 McIver, of Cleveland, an old
(hide' 'eh boy who is visiting in town.
After e serving of r•fonhments
dancing as indulged in and was kept
up until the morning hours. The
club room were attractively decor•
ated for ter. «t with flags
bunting.. A
guests Was Jol
Town Clerk pro m.
1)1 A N
ATION8.
a family,
nnxwt
on land In
eta. The
he !Miele
y for the
e at any
by father,
r .later of
lipon end
throe )etre
no mile. of
art, Ib acres
or by him
brother or
Public lotto.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Jan. 7th.
ReaderTheWeekly Sur. . Piro
Roaster -The Family Herald and Weekly
Star 3
deed. Free-illarch it Hunter teed Ca. Ltd
London ... 7
Annual Meettug-Wert Wiwauosh Mutual
• Fire inefrence Co.....,... ..,...- t
Direct Service to Winnipeg -C. P. H
Reader -C. P. It
Hone Breeders' F;shibition-O. T. R
Reader- (.. T. It
t'heap Property for Male- Wm, Auderpn... . 1
House for Hale --Mrs. Waterton* .. ., ..... . 1
Position Wanted -MI..O.n rode Chalker.,.. 1
Grand Cleanup in Men'. W'su-W. C'. Pride
Ism .
Great January Coae,lned Salcw-J. H. Col -
home .. ..,.:f
Stock tak g rials -D. Millar Co .. 3
('hair., ('ouchue, 1(ede,Clourre Johnetoo..,. 4
Horns harder.' Rxbtblttoe-e. Y. R. ---• - -
Thr. is the Month of Remarkable daytime --
Hodgen. Bro.. $
Annual Meeting -Dungannon Agricultural
5au,•iary L
Entertainment -Primary Department North
Street Met6odiet tl. S ,... 1
Cant of Thistles -1L C. Mutinies .,:•.� I
Card of 'Thank. --('has. A. Reid. 1
Twenty per rent. orf -Th. Two Maetln.,.:,, 2
(Card of Thanks -J. W. t'raigi....... .. .. 1
Next Week at the Opera Home.
To the Citizen* of liodertch-Jackson Manu•
fret urta a t. o - 1 1
January ('leering Kale -Cantered t Moese• 114
3
s
3
Cud of Thank. -Nell Cameron ....... .. .... 1
Auction Sale -Geo. Hackett 1
Auction Sale -Geo. lleobtt 1
Stylet Fit aed Durability -Downing L Mac-
I)t'N( ANNON AGRICULTURAL
KG S' I ET V,
The annuat meeting of the Yoriety w111 be
held in Elliott to hall, Dun�g�htooeneon. on'1 hurwds,.
Jar. Jere '2121, leek at the for the purpof receiving uthe annual report,k p
ose
electing director. for the .neuing year, .nod
transacting any other general buelnewl.
WM. HAILIIL, 61. MrlLWAIN.
I'reeldenL secretary
11/
der In Rood
artar-siert ion
M per erre.
In each of 011
tee (Including
emtea4 petent1
Why Keep That Cold i -d. L Hick
Moony rotted -Mclean Bra
Card of Thaakr-R. K. leallowe.
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ant visible trteaastla Heiman and the adjoin'
1tig town.hlp.
Mi. Bertha Million mutated her wheel
duttnr m. Monday, atter.peeding the holiday.
at her home here.
Mir. Taylor, of Montreal. is vatting t North
street Metbudiet parwmtge, where .be will
spend the winter.
Howard Elder. who ha. been employed t
the G. T. K. freight °Mee here, iw uuw et bin
home in Cargill. rent.
Mr, Gets and Miss U Reilly returned to
Huff to on Monday after 'manillas she holt
day* with their Permit..
Jack toner. who, had leen .pendlwr the
vacation at home. returned un Tuesday to
Montreal to re.umc ht+ .tudle.,
Moo. Dwyer and Wlll Hawkins, of Windsor.
*pent • few day. in town during the week. and
were the guest. of Dr, and Mr., Clark.
Mi. Pearl W'fgle, who .pen: the holidayam-
mo in town, returned ycetorday to Witby,
-►here envie ettendie1 Ohe 40a4.e a l,(,dte a 1.04
lege.
Mr.. G. H, Lauder. Newgate O(r.ee will re
cefte un Thereby. January ttth, sod atter.
))ard. the newt and third Thursday of each
Teonlh.
-blivhell Adv hiss Fba•ie Jackr.on, of
Arbor bell, left a 1I'hundayl for Goderich
end Kincardine. where ate purpmwe speeding
the winter.
Gordon %%Ui�h1lman, who L. en��gs�tr�ed in mle
and pedagogic work at .Moudn.. N. 1'..
spout a couple of dry. to town phi. week, hee-
led
er
led spent his vacation nu tier vicinity.
and Mrs. Jame* McDonald amt family.
of gown. took 1pwstln a family reunion ►t the
home of Mr. and Mn.. Eugene McDonald.
Windham. during the Chrlr m.. season.
;Wm. J. (louden. of tows. Ir .pending a few
day. revenging the memo of hen boyhood. He
is the et, 1 eon of the tete Daniel torsion. and
It 1. a�tlhlrty years wince he left Ooderloh.
Mr.'s. Mee Mn.. Arthur Bate; end .onx, Ray
mond and Sidney, of ytrat ford w,4 the Misses
Florence and olive Bate.. ud Toronto, wen+
New Year. visitors In tow%, the guests. of Mr.
and Mn.. Chao. dame.
Clinton Neves -Record : 4 W. Laves and
family leave next week for llhawa, where
they will in future re.tde. Mr. Levi. having
taken up the edeney for Wo M.,eey-Hurl,
Company at that place.
r.Mitt 71ne :rmrmt:--tich wens and woo
Blake. Itoranv111e, Seek.. are visiting rel6Uve.
In tht+ neighbprh.'011 and are the usau of
Mr lrhwwnx'^ i41renu. Mr. and Pare, Wm,
leaks. 1 res.. a;ar +trwet.
Edward Warnock. a,' The..alon, b, In town
on a vi.lt of a reuple q`dolt:*nock i and hN
sIr
wife
,,w nutk.
wigs aro down from Algoma i ^ �e •1s11 to
Sarnia and he canto up to ere hie tefsCW-ft here.
Mr*. Armour and children, of (.'liners, Bleak''
holiday . tonus+ Ir town. Mr.. Armour wage.
railed home loot week owing to her husband5511
having met with an aoexlee', falling 4owo and
breaking n mettle of rile.. and her Aaugbteee
returned to Clinton on Monday.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF,
Sallow* the pholORrnPher intilrr you to cisi
his studio. corner Montreal etmet and the
Square, to see the alert effects In photo work
and have a sitting for an artt.Uo portrait.
Wilmer Omit h of the East .treat Art Store.
we.. not a nandlrfate for municlpat hcm0tt, bet
everyry, day In the week teempt Sunday and
hollday'tr hl. -.tore Is the favorite resort for
beyere of furniture, picture,, art goods. :fancy
work, etc.. eta
Puhlie life haw lu ups and does, Its victorimi
and It. defeat. Its intoe .hr and ite failure.:,
but men wbo jet their tailoring at F. J. Prid-
ham. hero the calm Mneciou.nee. all the year
round that the •aro well dre.•ed and ready for
any fate. Try It end sol.
The quarterly mittines of the bowed
of audit of criminal pettier accounts
()cession r the county were held this week.
ng the out-of-town S. E. !lick bas Sold about five dnl-
Blain, ori South Bey. tars worth of Christmas stamps leaned
In behalf of the Mu.koke Free Hos-
pital for Conuumptivcs. Ile still line a
few on hand for wile.
Mrs. Buchanan, known to the pub-
lic as Mine Jessie McLachlan. the fam-
ous queen of Scottish song is reported
to have been stl•ieken with a paralytic
in
Austailia...
Mies Janet Knox, a Ater ort. Vico
Knox, of town, parsed
Y
Vic-
toria Hospital, London. last Saturday,
at the age of Seventy-three years.
The remains were interred at St.
Thomas. -
Thompson versus Ca?teron, an
action the tial of which was left. Over
from the County Court last month, in
'ming heard this week by the county
dge. The trial opeped on Tuesday
ar
is not yet completed.
A epeeist mreti
cil wee held on
to appoint someone
functions of the office
of the town mann-
ne+(lay evening
discharge ninth
f town clerk as
required attention or ould come up
before j ,AAlcKiw wig be able to
resume his worr.-TCIeTo • TRIM
lotion wan carried : "Mo d by Dr.
W. F. Gellow, seconded C. H.
Humber, that wheruwe W. A. (Kim
in serinualy indisposed and 11 the to
pet form the duties of the swirl fftce,
end whereas it is a matter of ext me
urgency that another person rho Id
.be appointed to wet es clerk luting h'-
^heener, be it resolved that Jame
Mitchell be'and is hereby appointed to
act instead of the said W. A. McKim
ed while he so acts shell have all the
hers of the clerk." All the mem-
bine of the council of IDS with the
exception of lir. Johnston were in
atleudanee, mill after the ,business
was (mnr
discharged. the cil "teeming
loth t o ed jollrn, various memhcra were
milled neon far a few remarks, rind
sneechee of mingled seriousness) and
pleasantry were given.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The ennuis' meeting of the Wert raw t102h
Mutual Fire Ineirenre Company
ld
at Dungannon oe Wedueeday. the 27th day of
January, y. , A. D. 191* in the Aarfcultural Hall-- Death of Frank SCAtL
hoar n meetl1 o'clock p• ..h asp-Ahdn The Beeth took place on Monday of
the ()Denton.' Annual Report and the Audi-
tors Reports of all the r eelpl and Mosher.Frank Scott, at the residence of his
meet.. of the Company daring the Met seer
will beheld before the policyholder. present. son-in-law, John H. (iraham, Elgin
There will tau be an election of three Direr avenue. at the age of fifty-three years
tom to fill the vacancies at the hoard Incurred wild Pleven months. hr deceased
h the retirement of Meeerm. John Keeke, of
Kincardine ; John Orem of Aehdeld, and was a native of the lowlands of Scot
Jamee Girvin, of West tVawanosh. whose lend end came to this country with
torn) of nine will then expire, all of whom am his patent when a mere boy.'�11e
.&11eligible for rang other
:and also for the tin. 1 settled at first near Minden,
Setting of any rather legitimate.04(e 6uelof In family
behalf of the welfare and interest. of the and before coming to O/xlerich Mr,
lomtauny. J. M. ROAERTS, Scott had lived at *evert different
Secretary. placer. Hie wife died twenty-five
Dsnlannoe. December 31; IWa.2 t yearn ago at Thornbury, and for the
_ pant ten year. M. Seott had lived in
NNU Al, M E E T f N O. -THE AN- Underfelt. Hr ,.•eeni a eon, George, of
AN1' Al. meetin(( of the Mu'Kll.toe Mute Al. Toronto. who wan here for the fun-
T6aa ImoicaA..'e (nectar will be held In the . awl. dwup,htPrtF
. lean, Sian of or-
Hwll. SarfMtA, on FRIDAY JANUARY rat and Mrs. J. II. (iraham, of
another daughter. Mre. Me-
e de -
and town, f
e ie ear iver of h
e.i wlwby a
t Clarkmtmrgh, and a sister in
d. William of Toronto,
is a ether• The funeral place
Dr. Clark started under a hatldleAp.
The electors had made up their minds
to vote Macklin before he got into the
field.
e Marine Social Club extends
than to Martin Bros. for a rocking
chair ; to Johnston Bros. for a hat
rack. and to OPO. W. Black for a
rockingair and co ahion ; also to the
ladies wh sisted in the social enter•
taimnent g en by the club but week.
D. A. Fdrre*ter, of Clinton, was
badly burned as the result of the ex•
plosion of the acetylene gam plant wt
his residence on Thursday last, The
house took fire and was destroyed.
Mr. Forrester was removed to the hos-
pital and will be laid up for some
weeks. Hie with end daughter re-
ceived slight injuries.
Among recent ingniriee for hie work
eeseivPd by K. R. !Jwllnws ere
one
from the publi.hers of Collier's
Weekly and one from the New York
State College of Agriculture in con-
'
pita!, Toronto. The amount contrib-
uted was over $40.
An entertainment is to be given b
the primary department of North
street Methodist Sunday school on
Monday evening next. 11th int., in
the school room of the church. The
chief feature of the program will be n
cantata, "Au Old-time Chriettnes
Petty. Silver collection at the door.
Program commences at 7,3i) p. m.
The pastor, Rev, C. R. Jones, will
preach next Sunday at both tfervicer
in tbe Baptist church. The morning
topic will be "Hdw,a King Made New
Year Resolutions," and in the pastor's
New Year message to the church and
congregation. A special sermon will
F>e preached at the evening service on
the topic "The Gospel and Men."
A special invitation m extended to
young men to attend this service.
A beer n and a welcome
is immured to all
st
.too Ne tame Town
w prewmPtmn the 136.11, iltm w1 1 ocl.rk P• T. dln.lnes.. To
nwA tI *-Mean the rinenhlae nStw em )n dhe`nlorilrfh of thrree
Duties.- Meat rig end other heroines for the goal and
lean orth 1 11.tt remora, The retiringDirer
se worth �elti.lyt welfare M the Lean. ray.
't )RY. Min are J. R McLean. Thee. Fraser wnA William
of the:lnterior. C w ale ellglhle for rs eleethm.
leo of the .A J. It VOL AN, THOR E. HAYS,
, t'Ireal.enl. 1Mtmter7.
PERSONAL MENTION.
W: A. Methemn left leo week for Oxley.
Mess Lilian Lwwron 1. vernier in Stratford.
Geo. H• Nairn. of� 1.Vlndoor, was In town this
week -
Miss Alice Bates waw home (rote Toronto for
• few days.
Mr. end Mre.M. C. Dunlop spent. over Sun-
day in Toronto.
K. N. tewh., M. P.;4enpor104 the. morning
to be Improving.
Mrn. A. r. J. Naftel left ba, Monday on a
short visit to roronto.
Misr Jewett* Martin, of Ooderioh, le resiting'
friend. at Kingebrldge.
Mrs. Me,echlwn, of Toronto, le visiting her
.tater. Mee, l'. U, Newton.
W. A. Harriette,of l.neknow, was in town
for several day, this' week
Ml.. Kate M. Vanatter, of Applegate. Mich..
1. vidtine6felatives 1n town.
etre. 1. Elliott and her daughter, Mir
Elliott are In Toronto on a visit.
AN INVITATION.
To the Citizen. of Goderleh;
At the suggestion of a uumber of
citizens, we intend to have an after-
noon and evening, open to the public,
to call and inspect our factory in
Goderich, to see what progress we are
making, what we are waking and
how we are making it.
it. 1,4 with touch pleasure that we He
tend to the citizens of (noderieh who
are interested an invitation to call et
our factory on West street on Mon-
day afternoon next. January I Ith, bet-
even-
ing
()
o'clock.
or in thee
waren
3s
1 o'clock. when
1 S
o Irak
ing between 7.3t and ,
they will be shown through and an ex-
hibition will be given of what we mao-
ufer:1 ore in this branch of our business.
THE JACKSON MANUFACTURING Ou.
Why do so many farmers mad The
Weekly Sun? Because it so persist-
ently advocates their tepee; it faith.
fully Mtn supplies hes thecal f� niter
--
cultural topics, and is the moot reli-
able barometer of market conditions
to he found in (laria(le. \Vnat 'Thu
Weekly Sun has done for others it
will dolor you. Include The Sun in
your reading for this year. 'rhe
combination price of The Signal and
Him is only $1.75.
Naftl and Mleo Florence Neftel were
LL. -On December 30th,
Mie Hrownell ha. retorted from Toronto at the re.lA erase of the Dr{dde parrot*. by
wrier aft exteadtlA -mT h, the soy. ROW. C. R. IInrne, M, A., (Clinton. Fem..0e
Mr. and hire. A. F:genet, of Waterloo, were Jean Mar -hell dtlghter of Edward
in town during the holiday ,.neon. I, , Marshall, of Oorderteh tnwn.hlp, to James
Arthur Horton, of 1'artrtd4tc HIII. Alta., is � ('A[7TEIt E. Hobbes.,
AL-SMismnii.-At
At the mews !Myth, by
hen on a vlelt to his brother, Joseph.
Mex 1'.'1'. 11.11a and Master Reginald Hall. ' Rev. J. L Smatter en Doecrtnhor r Mol. !mewl
were
wen vlttors In SL Mary- dartos t ne week. skit Or ter, eon of Sampson Carter, W of
Ira Jennie Prnudfoot, of tl)e poeto)lce aef, Fe0 tweeter,
h.
M I
IP ltd in with an nuack of typhoid fere*: WHl .11tH-DAI,EY.-11 Row. 1). IMlaeee. on
BORN.
TI: NNW 'Id.- In tioderich, on Sunday, Jana
nary 3rd, to Dr. and Mrs Walter Turnbull,
d+u htet.
w K
MARRIED.
It Al H W ELL - ACK KttSV I LI.Klt. - At the
re-Idenee of the bride'. parents. on De
comber •duh, by Rev. R. Martin. of Strad
ford, Mende. daughter of Mr. and Mee.
Henry Ark ernviller, of Ellice town.hlp to
Benjanuln ltathleell, •nn of Mr. end Mint.
ea1H0el Rothwell, of O,derioh township.
Ind A('ILEeK scERri-At the residence of the
,bride's Wool-. on December 3nth. by Rev.
it. W. MW' Treaty, dauehter of Mr.
end Mrs. John Roger., to Wilmot Hucke.
pent of Mr. and Mix William Hawke, all of
T. t(oderich township.
Mailers In Toronto the Dant work. I ROHRiNK-MAR• HA
nection with Cornell I itiveraty. Mr, I Mire, Jemeie Thomson, of Herrin, 5 nt the
pre, 3n, h, at t`te residence of the
Rttllow� phntogt'aph'r are yearly I holiday eseem with her relative. in orlerLh. brid!•'r Patents, ' 1-11 *lel F. N'Mwrd, of
growing in favor with people of mi,,,,,, Jee.le H1ake rtnrned to ner „shoot 1,,,.,Rwnnon, (o 9464 Alke Ranrhe, nld*t
wrtintl. tante and he is cone trant Iy duties at ltob Roy. neer (otiingwosxf, .dotdaY ye f tett^ of Mr. and Mrs. John D.ley, of
receiving orders from new mimeos, Mr. and Mr.. Aen.on ('rax and daughter, of Ol L1,ESPlE-RINTI)(7L--At tAr home rf ills
Leamington, elnitid their friends here daring bride.ppaarent, on lereMber 'Lint 0. Res.
CHURCH NOTES. I the Week.(r, P. Dnnra^. of Whetrrhuro11. Jahn O.
M601 ('lana.. of Lomb., refereed to he I (illlee ie to Mies Minnie I., daughter of Pt,
W 1 Itt.ah. wgfpl,
Following, a sandal custom of the home on• 'I• veeday. ecmm(aniert by Mies Helen and Mrs. Chas. J. Hlntonl. All of ,
School, a co
It;
Mae taken the n. Palley of TFetlrat, hese tMrn w,tnog, ear the
Hundny before 'hrisf.mas in North h of hie uncle, A. M. Paters for the holt SCOTT. h, rndorirh. nn Mmwlwy lwnrv.•r
f1 oh, Frank Scott. aged :0 years. 11 moos b.
'street Methodist Sunday "shoot & w d,.y season. and J days.
donation to the Sick l'hildren's Hos- i MlesesOrsa old Ethel Wigg•rth are at pri