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The Signal, 1909-1-21, Page 4s, r &calfW4t+aaI-..sae ✓r• "7x.446 Vii'.. ot-ftsrattlt4itteirs - t„r, rlr ,r,y w .¢m a -:.r udm 4..W e.xX,ptptw mp%W sm, h'5-r.dt rrg;� ... THE SIGNAL GOI)I RIC ;ONTARIO. THE TOWN COUNCIL A VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE, ENUINU IN A FARCE. TM AsYesor Does a 51e and Members of the Special Com- mittee Turn Somersaults - Mr. Campbell Gets His Old Job at Last Year's ('Igure - Other Appoint- ments -Made- for the Year. • Tbe large audience that gathered ut Ws regular meeting of the town come oil last Friday night wee furniehrd with something exciting in the way of entertainment. The (*does of the proceedings, by all odds, which held the centre of the stage was the diy- cusaion in regard to the dual paition of assessor and collector. The performance wag brought up by s clause in the report of the special committee, which reeommendad that William Campbell be appointed as- sessor and collector of the town for the year 111011 at a salary of 55141 over and above the 541) which he has to pay for his bond. This is the salary Mr. Campbell received until a year filing of papers, and the matter was terra ire' to the public woiLs commit• tee. Councillor Munnings again advised the reeppointwent of the market clerk at a nominal rental on condition of his paling Vet on. last year's rental. Referred to market committee, Health Officer's Report. The medical health officer res ported forty-one death certificates Issued during the period from January 10th to December 31st. MM. Six of theme deaths were from tuberculoads in some form. two of the mix being infants. Three deaths uccurrbt from typhoid or its complication*. The average Age of all deaths war stout fifty-one years. Deducting the infant nwrtality the average age at death was sixty. There had been no cares of diphtheria or scarlet fever during the year. Artangenlents had been made nue forme prepared. so that an accurate account of all di.easts of an infectious character must be reported immediately to the health officer. io order that an efficient quarantine or disinfection Wight he carried out. Two patients had been admitted to the hospital under the town grant regulation since December 4th. From Minister of Public Works. The following L tter was received by the Mayor froth the Minister of Public Works : ago, when • bylaw was thrust before Jan. nth, Iftep the council (in which there were a Mese sus- I am Iri receipt of your favor of number of new members) fixing Mr. the bah instant. and hone read with much 0ampbell'a at infero+t your rtaletuaut with rnaard to Ino h salary $1y10, out of developtuent of bw.inew. at Ooderlch• and alwr whir the •aaeesor had to pay for his rte to the (ort her re, uiremeute of the port. 1 bond. The bylaw went through at that run very glad that the breakwater in prom mg time pretty easily, And ever since • sense -of --tbw -eotreeillorw - -been sticklers for having evetyt ih og come before the council before going to oommittee, realizing that inexperience may otherwise he led into doing of Mn much tenant. With rog,rd to undertak- ing further improvemeeb at thepreseet true.. t am afraid that r -cannot liol I out much encouragement, because It ham hexane never' 'wry to postpone • great many public works all over Caned s. many of *Isiah are important. and would be n ndertakr at one if circum. sumer•% were di '.rent, buy in view of 11, eery decline In ' he revenut things i; would afterwards like to gran decline during the i..Xt` )ear tbe r:overntent realises the Imperauve undo. necessity for eveMoiling expenditure s, much Mr. C.onpbell'e request for oppor- env i'os"ibie• Yours o cry truly, • trinity to be heard was granted. lie ! 1t'r 1.LlaA told w largely the buetoess of the/ A petition from ratepayers living in oold h__. wii .ncrealong. of how he the vicinity asked for the placing_ of was continually abused, ..f chat a an arc light On Engin avenue at'the knowledge of municipal matters and f""t of Market street. This was ro- ot the run of the town offices he had, (erred to the water and light com- et the assistance be bid been to the "Lt." - town council and to the town solici- An account tor 500 from Heaton'% tor even, of the money he had saved Agency for an advertisement in the W the town frowns extensive knowl- Heal edition of Tbe Commercial Hand - and he contrasted his salary book of Canada and Opportunities in Canada wait with the money that was paid the s sent to the special com- Wen constables and the county clerk, rnittee, Reeve Gallow, Councillors claiming that his own work was far in. Craigie, Sxllows and Jordan and the advance of County Clerk lane's. The Mayor voting for this course and proposed ,•eduction in his salary he Councillors Mannings. Dean, Bomber took man attempt to lead him\to- re. and Deputy Reeve Reid agaiftat sign, and he claimed ,there Was a The advertisement was not ordered movement in town against hie, 6e•ded by the council' but 'was inserted the by Fred, Davis. This last remark 'tie same as last year and the hill bent in. was asked to withdraw, and be did so' A circular from the Mayor of Oahe, Various metnbcrs of the council'had w'a asked the signing of a resrolntion things to say on the subject of Mr. be forwarded to the Provincial Campbell. Mr. Jordan seggeeted that P ier, drawing attention to 'the a•recommendation he made that allnee ity and desirability of granting town officials should refrain from hav- water assistance to the towns and ing anything to do in support of, or tillages •f Ontario in their struggle to against, any candidate at municipal construct ew sewers. extend a aye - elections. Mr. Hallows tooter -exam- tem alre established or build fled Mr. Campbell as to the am -Una xewa fte dupo_ works. ' of time the actual performance This was se. to the special eons - of the duties of assessor and col- lector occupied. and intimated that Special Committee, 5200 • month was pretty good pay. Mr. Sallow. strongly objected to Mr. Campbelt'J having anything to do in municipal elections. He wanted a guarantee from Mr. Campbell that he would not interfere when an election comes on, which Mr. Campbell hastened to give. Mr. Dean also wanted an estim- ate from Mr. Campbell of the time it took to do the work of the office. He understosel that after the completion of the assessment the rolls were to be returned to the clerk and that the as- sessor and collector had nothing more to do until they were placed in his bands for collection. Mr. Campbell Wins. \ The Mayor left his chair to object to any reduction being roads in the sal- ary of Mr. CamptwIl. When the late clerk was appointed last year there were many things which Mr. Camp- bell was able to post hint on and the same condition would exist when the new clerk was appointed. Hut for Mr. Campbell there would be a thou" - and little olds and ends that would be overlooked. "it ee•ems to me the very lest thing to do," said His N'or- ship "to do without Mr. Camptwll." There was considerable diecrosaion also as to the proceedings at the meet- ing a year ago when the salary of Mr. Campbell was raised, there being Nev. eral different versions as to just how it all happened. Chairman Callow of the special o�r. mittee moved the adoption of th- 'DR MACDONALD APPOINTED. clause of the report with reference to Mr. Campbells appointment and Councillor Mannings and Deputy Reeve Reid moved that Mr. Crimpled! receive the same salary as lest year. On the understanding that Mr. Camp- bell was willing to elate collections from the factories, payments on whose loans would come due during the year, peeve Callow was willing to have Mr. Campbell's salary remain at, the s aumellgure as lastyear, and on a vote only Councillor Humber stood by the committee's report. Other Appointments. The special co ittre racoon mended that the poeitio of clerk of the town be ad,eetised as •+cant and that applicatiolw be receiv therefor up to Tuesday. January 20. ; that Chief Sands be allowed to ret n his position for the !resent without at- axy; that the sergeant resume his d hours of duty, 7 p. tn. to 7 a. m. ; -tha the policeman's clock be repaired and put into conirni"eion again : re Mrs. Dwyer, a patient in the asylum. that the chairman correspond with the depar tment of asylums to acertsin if the town is liable; to Mr. Baker, a patient from Goderich township in asylum, which was charged to, the town during years 1906-07. that an a Dunt for the eawe, $73.:111, be sent to oderich township with an exptan- atio asking fora refund front the towns ; that Win. ()moiplell be ap- pointed error and collector for t e1onsnud.ing year . . sa ary o and - With reference to the clause In the report as to this -repair of the policy. man's clock Depi t.y Reeve Reid and Councillor Munninp, moved to refer back to the committee oascertain the probable cost, and th amendment was carried. As already mentioned, the chose with reference the sal- ary of the assessor and (Kone or *Pe amended. The tentainder of the re- port was adopted. CHIRPS. Wasn't it great Didn't the old man put 1t MI over the councillors in great shape, though Away with these Inelnuatlona that Mr. Campbell interferes in elections! t,y, somettmea be is w hairy he doesn't even hardly know who's run- ning! Mr. Campbell gives ▪ ▪ the beet exhibi- tion of hypnotism we have yet seen. It must be admitted, however, that he hail very easy subjects on Friday night. Chas. was the only one he. couldn't put to sleep. Several of the councillors fel down heavily last Friday night. They are rather stunned and don't quite real- ize yet how badly they injured them - 'selves. Four hundred do• llars is as much as the woik of assessment and tax colter• tion in this town Is worth. 11's worth soother 5200, though, to see the town couneil wake such a show of itself as it did on Friday night. 1 And the editor said it Ioaek.d like • good council." Councillor Humber ▪ objected to the Junior Doctor's making himself • jumping -jack for His Worship the Senior Doctor, But the Jr. Dr. didn't seem to mind. II-a-private--rinser--•-vett whose money was being voted away -were to interfere in the council proceedings In the way a certain paid official did on Friday night. and constantly doer, be w(:iildbe calladowotois jiffy. Councillor Craigie watt w seared he couldn't think of a word to say. There seems to b▪ e nothing spectate about that special committee except its extraordinary snot to ray ridicu- lous) lack of. spine. Councillor Jordan didn't seem to like the way His Worship and Coun- cillor Muemings treated him -but be voted the way they wanted him to rote„fust the enure. Rea Why not appoint William Campbell clerk and street inspector and every- thing else? He is more than equal to nine men (if 1.be nine men are aby- t`ting like the members of the town councib- it is pleasant to see hoW nicely the Junior Doctor and the Senior Doctor get on together. It is whispered that the. Sr. Dr. is to step; aside next year and let the Jr. Dr. to the Mayor's chair. "The best-) ids, plans of mice and teen-” • Sailows heel. .in words. not deeds. 1 It doesn't make any difference who is appointed clerk ; Mayor Macklin rays Mr. Campbell will see that every- thing is done all right. Councillor Chas. should head the poll next year. He knows his own mind • t Councillor Dean wanted plans end specifications of Mr. (`alupls•11'X work, d when he learned that the old gen- t) .tan was kept busy ell Ilse year sou' • he couldn't find it in hes henrt tool) t to the salary paid. Very few kn'w what a busy man Mr. Uamphel 's. The assessment takes nearly two onthe, collection of taxes three month and the other moven months, with() any holidays, he i9 busy butting in. Councillor Huwbe tually believes in economy, and v.) for it. Did Om tits . hat t 1 ' This is the Senior Doctor's st year as Mayor. You can always tel ' from the ad verses. symptoms. When an begins to talk like* Czar it shoo: • is deiern't expect to be looking for yr at the end of the year. Councillor Munniags and Deputy Reeye Reid did what they were ex- peeted to do. They know their Uncle Willie. DiCK. The appointment of auditors. was another matter on which there was a division of opinion. Councillors Oraigie and Humber moved to ap- point the old auditors, W. R. Robert- son and H. W. Ball, to audit last year's accounts. Ceureeillor. Mun- nings and Dean moved In amend- ment that Andrew Porter and W. R. 'Robertson birdie soretore, hit ATi the other member" of the council voted in favor of the motion. J. H. Colborne was reappointed to the Collegiate In"titute honed, and J, Kernigban to the public library board. U. M. Elliott and A.D. McLean were Ap- pointed to the board of hetlth, taking the places of Dr. (fallow and Robert McLean, the former of whom claimed that, though he had leen a member of the board lent year, it was not proper for a member of the council to he a member of the board of health, and the latter claimed exemption on the ground that he was over sixty years of age. The question of freight sheds at the dock was "gain brought up hy Reeve Hallow and was referred to tbe special committee. ♦%ith reference to the gale of the summer hotel advertised for the 27th, It was decided, on Councillor Hum- ber's suggestion, that the council should meat at the hotel on :Monday morning at 10 o'clock and inspect the building, in order to fix a rester,. Md. The question of sewer construction was referred to the public works com- mittee to submit plane a.. A complaint from Mrs. Lynn, pre- sented b(ho y uncillor Dean, that "ewer water was backing op at her reei- denc•, was referred to the public work, committee. The resetting of the tires nn the hose wagon was referred to the fire committee on Councillor Humber's suggestion. The dlsenvery during the day of some papers In the rte -les (Are relat- ing ton matter whish had never been eonelndid *n1ge.ted the newel of Im- provements In the rlerk's office in the way of bettor accommodation for the Feiner M 7br East -Huron Gets London ship. Ottawa. Jait. 16. -Dr, rMardon- ald, of Wingh•nr, has berm 'Pyw4! ed prostmnaster for the city of London. succeed the late John Cameron, The *ppotntnrrnt• was ratified last even- ing. and will take effect within a few day's. Dr. Macdonald Is a well-known poli- tician. Ile represented East Huron for -frmr P•rttamente, twain -_$ist ectgd-11118117 an the generate inns. Suhsegnently he was returned in 1891, 1896 and 1900. He also ran hi 1901 but was defeated by Dr. Chisholm. the Conservative candidate, after a rueuaorahle fight. Since then he hex lived retired in Wingham. He took an active interest In the list 'cam- paign. He was Deputy Speaker of the Roam of fommnmrdnrfftg rtre-Purttt. sent of 1914). He held the office until the Heusi, diesolved in 1904. Parliament he was recognized as one of the leading debaters, and one of the hest informed men in the Hoose. Dr. Peter Macdonald was born of Scotch parents in Pictou, Nova Scotia, in lttl5, His parents removed to Huron county in 1848. 111 187E he graduated from Trinity College, Tor- onto. in medicine, setting up his prac- tice in Wingh•m. He' eerie took an interest in municipal and educational affairs In that town, and was elected chairman of the school board, coun- cillor, [reeve and mayor. In 1887 he accepted the nomination of the Lib- eral party, and represented the riding for seventeen years; in retigtne he is a Presbyterian. AN ILLEGAL ACTION. To the Editor M The y gnat Sur, -For the benefit of the munici- pal council of Colborne, would you kindly insert the following in your next twee. taken from the legal col- umne of The Mail And Empire : Qu. Is it legal for a rounci1 to per clients six ropier of The Municipal World newepaper end pay the sub- arription mut of municipal (ands Ana. -1 am onside to find any pre- vision in the Municipal Art or any other act authorizing Any such ex pen (Meare. 1f they but The Municipal World the can purchase The Toronto Odnlet or Thc The Maul and h:mpire fair the tom of the round!. Rush expenditures are clearly illegal. The treasurer can be held personally responsible for the amount paid. Cof.nnprg Raatntt er. SENATOR RATZ. tfei* Middlesex Politician Appointed to the Ontario Vacancy. Ottaww>. Jan. 16 -The Senate va- c.nc in time, Province of Ontario was filledatyesterday's meeting of the Cabinet council. Mr. Valentine Rats. of i'&rkhill, who represented North Middtesei:in the lint Parliament, was appointed to sttecert - he late Senator Merner; The newmotor will re re- sent in the upper House the- Der--, mag element in the popeletion of the- Province. heProvince. There are still three Sena- torial vacancies to he filled, two in Nova Scotia and one In Manitoba. It Is unlikely however, that these appointments will he made for some days yet. The Nova Scolia vacancies await Hon. Mr. Fielding s return from Europe. Rats wee born November 12. 1848, ere Et. Jacob's. Waterloo, of erman parentage. IL- was married in 1873 to Miss Mary Yagers. of New Hamburg. The new Senator early followed lumbering, settling in the township of Stephen. In 18110 he fleet ran for teas itriuse of Commons, and was elected. He was defeated In 1900, but was again successful in 1904. Mr. Rats retired from the field prior W the Zest general election. He is president of the South River Ltrmbs•r Company. A Lucky Hit. A well-known Professor used In tell with gee of the way he achieved a eep•rtatinn for knowing a thing he bated. He took a walk with a brother Professor, who lived in the worl1 of mathematics, and started oft at bnce to discuss an atwtruse problem. His mind could not follow, and wandered to other things. At last he wee celled back, when the Professor wound nn with, "Which )0u tee gives us X." "Does it ?" asked our friend, politely. "Why, doesn't It?" exclaimed the Pro- fessor, excitedly, alarmed et the poor. sib' lit of s flaw in his calculations. Quickly his mind ran hack and de- tected a mistake. "Von are right ! Yon are right !" he. shouted. "it doesn't give its X ; it gives is Y." And from that time nor friend was looked upon as a mathematical prod- igy, the firstman who ever tripped the Professor. - Repeat it :--"Rhiloh'• Cure will al- ways -lire my roughs and molds." The fat man who says that he would not let an woman order him *boutbeeemea the nvot docile In domMe harness n' ', ndrad-ponnd wife takes hew au uwnd. Meeting. of Huron Postmasters. A westing of the postmasters of Huron was held at Wingbaw on Tues- day, the lath Inst. Although there was not • full atLendauce, . the meet- ing showed an increasing interest iu the alma and work of the Poatutaaters' Aouci•tlon. There being it reprew•u- tative from Bruce county present, in the penun of Mr. Morrison, of liin- catiii ue, it was decided to extend the territory of the Huron organization to cover Bruce, pending the forma- tion of &separate organiaatiou in that county. The following officers erre elected for the current year: Hon. president, T. Farrow, Uruseele ; ;presi- dent, 1). B. McKinnon, lllyth ; fleet vice-presideut, Mr. Irwin, Currie; sre- ond vice-president, Mr. Morrison, Kin- cardine ; secretary I,eamurer, Mr. lliit- chrh, Molesworth. Dr. Chisholm, 11.N: fur East Huron, u &a present aud on invitation addressed the meetiug. Mr. Proctor. of Aurora. the secretary - treasurer of the Provincial A•atocbe- ttou, also addressed the meeting, showing the present standing of the organiza.ion, what had been done and what might be expected from united action. It was decided to have personal interviews with Dominion postmasters within the reach of tbe Association and inform them with re- spect into postal attets and the aims of the Association. Committees were appointed for this purpose, Messrs. Scott. Roberts and (hilt for West Huron ; Metiers. Sproat, Scott and Dickson for South Huron ; and Messrs Irvin, Robinson, Gibson and Fisher for East Huron, and Mr. Mor rieon for Br uce, There were in- formal diremations- oar 7nattvrw uf'di- tailconnected with postmaster's work. It was decided to bold the next meeting at Clinton, on Beptem- ler ')let next. EAT WHAT YOU WANT. But Find the Way to Digest What _yin( Do Eat. •11111111111111111111/ •111111111111111111•••••■• Gin J. H. Colborne. SALE CLOSES. OUR GREAT JANUARY SALE CLOSES MONDAY, 25th. We will wind up our Great Sale by giving Two Monster Bar ain Days g Saturday and Monday, the 23rd and 25th of this month. SPRINis GOODS.' coming in already. We will bb able to show our first shipment next week. PRINTS, PLAIN and STRIPE SUITINGS, LINEN SUITINGS and GINGHAMS., As usual our Prints are guaranteed fast colors and extra good cloth. 411111111111111111114111111111111111111 1 1 1 The fiat thing to do, in the ease of indigestion or stomach weakness is to strengthen tbe'utupculre Irelle _of the stourecjm and intestines, su that they will cage for the food that is eaten. In nn otter way can this ser+ done as well as hyo' taking a Mi.o-rte tablet be- fore esr meal. This restores strength M t e stomach musetls and stimulates tbevouring nut of gastric juices, then the Ifo food digests readily and you begin tdi,et the full benefit frons what you eat. Cee Miro-ns wheels r -you have sick headache, heartburn,' 'I tate in the th, coated tongue, spots 'bigot e the eve., sleeplessness an the maty other s mptome thnt are a result of indigestion. .las. it'ilan gives with ev .10 - cent fox of Mi-po-na a guaartritee` re. tuod the money milers the rent curer. Some jukes are solemn sneugh to made in undertaker laugh. -A coward menages to dollift trot things that are headed bis way. EART1 1SEASE rs a symptom of Kidney Disease. A well-known doctor has said, ' i never yet made a post-mortem ex- aminat ion in a case of death from heart Disease with- out finding the kidneys wereatfault.t' The Kidney medicine which was first on the market, most .ucce.e- fatfor Heart Disease and all Kidney Troubles, and most widely imitator:, ie Dodd's Kidney Pills i Attention Dressmakers ASP, BfMDIK% of s•t.� ,Whsa yon buy SPOOL SILKS Ask for " BELDING'S You will get SUPERIOR SILK and SUPERIOR RESULTS. 1 EMPTY SPOOLS ARE VALUABLE Premium List at Dealers. Belding, Paul & Co., -�LTIMITED, 74 Bay Street, Toronto A Woma 's Sympathy Are you dlacourakadt Is your doctor's bill a heavy financialload? In your pain a heavy physical burdeaf I know what these mean to delimits `Vomen—I have cure myself. I wont to rel) a been dleu ed. too; but 1arnmd how to our bur- dens. Why not end the pain trod stop the doctor's bill? I ran do this for you and sere ft you win assist me. All you need do Is to write fora free box of the remedy whleh has been pieced in my hands to be given away. 'Verb •a this one box will cure you -It has done for °there. if -so, t .hall be happy an. you will be cured for 2c (the cost of a postage 'temp). Your lettere held conl- eemlail Write to -.ins or Inc Irmo treat- ment- MR8. F. E CU.iRAH, Windsor, Ont. Lady Snatched From Death Row " sadness and despair ' gave place to "'try, romfert-- ii6.11fct;" Tai told hy Mr. L. H. Walter, of Pearl 8t., Brockville, In relating hnw his wife was restored to health after hav- ing been told 0; her u0ctora than ;rot her lungs were seriously affected end that she could not possibly live many months. °loom like a pall fell over that Cenaa- dian home when the apparently Irre- vocable flat went forth. Not long .11 - fore life had seemed full of promise to Mr. and Mrs. Walter, and a bright future of married happiness str-. -lied out into the turning years. And now all wail changed. The fatal words had been pronounced which bnnlshed all hope . But they had not then heard of PSYCHINF. 1t was when the cloud was darkest that the silver lining appeared. A friend urged them to give PSY('illNr a trial. and told of the marvellous cures elected by this wonderful remedl Mr Walter procured it bottle and parsna4M hes wife to take It. " Before the whole bottle had been taken,' he ears, the severe pain In her lungs quickly went away, and after taking six bottles, my wife was a new creature, anti completely well again i will never aeas0 to praise I'9Y('HTNTC; It has brought Walter back to life anel health when all else had railed " No rase need be considered hope- less The above 1s not an isolated instapce, but one of hnndreds. In which PMYCHINB has proved effica- cious, P8YCH(NM never falls Try it and see. Trial sent on application. Rend name and address to Dr. T. A. Slocum, LImlted, Toronto. PRYCHiN18 le meld by all drnaleta and dealers In botUs• at isle. and $1.00. Hot -Water Bottles A nice thing to hie i0 the hones Uwe cold days, 'also in case of sickness We save the beet money can buy, and WE GUARANTEE T FOR TWO YEARS, "o yon ere safe in buying one. We have them in 2qt. and sept. sizes at F.J. BUTLAA/D'S Drug Store Goderich "THE STORE THAT PLEASES." oliday Goods CHAS. E. GRIFFITH UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED AND REMADE CARPET All orders LAYING tihar.snureeaey ieto Repair Rooms : One door West of C. J. Harper s Store Store, Went street_ Ite•ldence-Elgin Avenue. RODERICB, OXT Groceries TO THE LADY OF THE HOUSE : When you are ruining down town make a lief of your wants in the Grocery line• and bring it to he filled promptly with the best aud most reliable goad, to be had. Or call up Telephone No. 91, and your order will be attended with equal care and prompt nes Our stock of Teas and Coffees is complete. All the best qual- ities at the right. prices. Try a sample order. Johnston's Military Bread cannot be beaten. We sell it. Sturdy & Co. The Grocers - On the Square /4 OUR ASSORTMENT THIS YEAR IS BETTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE OF ormy Weather ing Perfumes, flair Brushes, Mirrors, Manicure- LOWNEV'e, WEBB'8 AND NL/8ON'. CHOCOLATES. Pine P:,;:s in Cases, Presentation Packages of Igars, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouchf's, etc. BED BLOC ^° DUNLOP THE DRUOGI8T 1 Now that the excitement of CHRISTMAS and 1 tELECTION DAY is past, would it not be a • nice thing'to ave a nice Morris tiiairs, 141 fr ® R.w '(i)F.s6e r•r gf." i,f s ' • an Oak Ch Fancy Parlor Piece to sit in during the cold winter night, or a nice Steel Davenport Couch Call and see my line of Brass Beds. Just think A SOLID BRASS BED FOR $16"00 ti also a good line of MATRESSES and SPRINGS 1 keep a full line of IRON BEDS in stock aII the ALL KINDS OP UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE Geo. Johnston, =Iti ' 'Phones_Store Re. Resid.m..e (78. FURNITURE and UNDtIIR- TAKING. WEST SiDE SQUARE. • rot•■me - somm0ss• peatytii ein wet walking, et Leet and d pneumonia. w t tn. -not provided ith form Weather footwear. Tie wig e and secure a pair of our WATER and WEATHER PROOF SHOES. They are not the lig and clumsy kind yon have been used toweing. They are ertpg, warm and water- tight, yet are smart enough in appearance to weer in any weather. WM. SHARMAN GODERiCH r Money ., Savers., Racer, Lance, Disstons, Premier, Buffalo Bill CROSSCUT SAWS, at prices to clear, only a few left. Every make of «y. Saw Sets, tel Gauges, Files and Tools. Axes and Handles. Gloves and Mitts At reduced Prices. Specie) Bargains in Skates, Straps, Hockey Sticks, Pucks, etc. Stoves and Ranges at Cost. -..rte Worsells' Hardware. 1 IC*KI ISffiwae'rrs:a ,...