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GOD! ftIt; ;._0N FEBRUARY --25, . 19
• vawarroiret ROBERTSON, Pessimisms
Ithassial
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY -
We offal. for s.., dobenturee bearing interest at FIVE
epeepe annum, payable half -yearly. Th eat debentures
H an ahal utely sate and profitable investment, es the
purchasers h ve for security the entire assets of the Com-
pany.
Capital and Slurp!
Total Ameta
Assets
Ii 1, 3%),1100.01
$2,51),(eat I
President: ALEX NDER SUTHERLAND
Vila -President and ringing Director : W. H. DINNICK.
Directors: RIGHT ION. LORD HTRATHCONA and MOUNT
ROYAL, ( C. M. -G., 1. A KAMMERKR. DAVID
RAT'L, H. . GREENE. HUGH S. BRENNAN, J. M.
ROBERTS, . J. WILLIAMS.
HE D OFFICE
CCK. ADELA II)h ND VIcT(11i1A HTs., '1'oeUN•nr.
GQdtrich Office, W. L. HORTON,__MANAGER. _j
NOTICE TO ADVERTISE
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound' or repaired.
()OLD LETTERiNG
on LEATHER GOODS
All order. ppremppUYY attended to on leaving
.wme wllh TIIK SIU\AL, (Jtderkh.
A. E. TA\LOR. HTaterroeu
- - waif» *. Raton.
►TOTiol3 TO iiEBTORs.-4B J. Ti.
It Worrell 1a leaving t'wo'M a
a wb1Y W
mounts owing to J. H. W L i NON
Matt be settled anon. - -
GODERLCH MARKETS, -
Tatnrear,.February 23th.
Va1I wheat, per bexh ti11its 10 e 0104
mew wheat, per bush,
ye, per bush
whist. peeJo.aab
ta, ter bush_,
per bush
Y. per bush
Mimi,
m per fou
Flo family. per cwt .,
Flo pate•t per out -,..r--3alato
Bran, mr on 14 01 0
Shorts •er ton tl W 0
Hay, Ix ton . 1) 00 to
Wood, 1 r cord 5 00 to
Butter, 1 r Ib 0 21 0
Chee..e, I, lb - - - a 16 to
num, frr 4 per doe , 0 22 0
Potatoes,. n w .. *4 to
Cattle. o,•11 0 good, per owt. 330 to
('acus, ex per owl. l 50 0
Hog,., . , 0 4n 0
Lambs 4 5410
Sheep, per cwt ...."----"--3°1)
3 Oe 10
Hem. per Ib 417 to
Bann, per lb 0 l3 to
Lard. par lb 15 0
Tallow, per Ib 04 0
I1)4.parcwt.... 600 to
Sheep *kin _ - .NIto
Chickens 10 0
Turkeys ..........
Uuteide arketa
ra
Ba
Satiation' Vacant
IWO AP -PR -ENTICES WANT9ED
Totems dlerrmaktae. Apply to MltI.-
.
LLA/W. Anglers ..tree[.
gliktlY WANTED TO LEARN THE
it hardware bu.lne.e. Mud be willi'iji 40
Work. WSItSELL8.4,hardware and stove
store.
Wanted _
1- AUY WOULD LiKE BOARD
1/ wlth private family, coovonleot to the
Square and lake. Fur farther lLUiSOl:aer
apply at fhb onlac.
14'1)WARD J. BIGGER. TA X I-
le DER1',wUl,Yirlve tai highest price for
eeglos 254 Mala et Meath. Niagara Falls
South, Out.
[)ERSONMI .WISHING MACHINE
i1 knitting dune or oto wins.+ r. -soled apply
at His SIGNAL *Moe.
{1[1ANTEI).•-POySbITION1AS DOM ES-
l'ounth- Apply a• l the SILL N AL °Mtlo . •
rhe old
WANTED. - MOUTH AFRICAN
rs veteran scrip. Will pay $54Y10') cash.
Apply to 140X 73. THE P41UNAL, Goderlch,
Ont. 3541
0 W to 060
n Is in --41111._
0100 012
0 tie to 0 6
11 I.i 0 .Yrs
fJHa0 )00
11)4 to 2e)
3 to
2400
25 se
s ,
440
0 21
0 a
3✓
4 10
3 tel
Eli
Y)
iii
0*)
15
0 03
6 50
40
10
11
4146 .4 the week.
-
OPIUM king.
ING IN .TWO
yhhing from the
t elaborate toll-
frehion Woke,
. fit and
• ut together tot
only the lining but all the out. a wets.
els.
aklrtr. weiets. wrapper., cbildre, dreams., etc.
W by .pend your tin.* ata d -tusking whop
where you do not hist but berm er ,4*t. mew
on hooks and eyes, and then. ata• you have
.erred month,/ there, what do you 1 ow - about
la
e ting I Absolutely nothing. You 111 know
no more how 0 cat mit n dress at the end of a
Trier (non you dirt the beet day . went.
there. So why-sptd>uur lune there 'he.1
OM teach you id Iwo weeks( A few da ' Lrio'
M siren free of charge. and If 'student. d 1
Dot a111 advertised it to b_• they have the ric•
Mage to+top. a.+ there 11 no fay In idea r
Charge for full meow 1. only RIO, Including e
moo motet -4 • the motet -4 fitting charts 1n n.e whi ,
1 Ire free. 1 all tenetsat U.ylcrirh fro
U
March nth to Merel, C.. All whittles totemic
see me at, the Howl Iledfud es wednndayy,
rat
}er, 3rd, between to wet .1 a clock. M1aa 1..
PAUL.
j EARN .DRES$MA
• J WEEKS. -I teach e.
Leal oto for sato.Walaeet shirt wales to the
etfe that can Ins found In th
!teach you how to cul
HOUSE FOR SALE. --A TWO-
NPORY brick house with seven rooms.
on Brace ,.ere[. PaUediltil gas be had by
calling at SIGNAL Oven xitf
VOR $ALLL.-A8 -A--DWELLING
1 only. and .Runts on lot 1306 w, east Aide
of Britannia toed letreet the furniture factoryy
i. on). Also • dwelling on Brune street. ' tbta'
house. here nine room., god ("pilaf, wood
.Bed.. e0. Will wit very reasonably to 41''
1 0 of property •e ono.. For tern. and par-
ti.ulafapplyto MR -N. WEBSTER, *west.
et rest
L30R HALE. - FRAME Hul'3E
1 now occupied by Mrs. IL B. Munk, Col
I.rte ,trre4 for reaava4, For full parabolise*
&poly to MRS. R. R. S . Hotel Belford.
L1ARM FOR SALE, !A)T 1l, CON-
T CESSION. ft, ('ottor)e: IV aeras d wool
mil. been under grans for eight yeera, mile
east of Dunlop and 31 mill« from U erlch
with good bulbingo and ottoman well and
windmill 5 acres d orchard, beat of winter
fault. and ten acres of bush. Foe pp.a14400ler.
Neely to JAS. )0UNI:. Jr., MIC N Waters M.,
thicago,111.
Tj OR SALE. -1M ORDER TO CLOSE
A"- ep the saute of the lata U. C. Shannon.
M. D,. his late r.eldenoe le now for sale. It b
In eery fair roodlUon, ha. modern eourenlen-
oes. min
►Dwruyouai
particulars y Pudfoot, HaetBlr
a�J.
HAMILTON. Executor.
UTESTEKN LANDS FOR MALh
`1 In the Yorkton dl.tric., Your choice of
four farm.- ounWning len acres each : two
with building. on and telephone. In the
Iegun.wa,ngWill well on ewer terns. Inform•.fon
regarding the
Yorlcountry cheerfully gi.'en. J. It.
111 OUSE FOR SALE. -ON BR11A N
▪ 1 NIA mad ; all modern convenience*, In
good condition, goid motley Tor further
particulars apply to J. H. R(14ERTSON.
LIOR SALE. -A VERY DESiR-
11 ABLE lot on West street, clow to tine
Omture. Apply to DICKINSON t 0 ARROW.
L'ARM FOR MALE. -PART OF
Wook U lake road east, Colborne town-
'Mp, two mliee from Ooderloh. 1.50 acre's, good
day loan, brick holt.., barn 36 x 67, with
cement mobiles. arte.Mn well, water In build
inge yredeerin creek, r sora standing Umber
!Memo {filed Apply 0 C. C. MccN.0 I1.
UO(JHE FOR SALE. - A NINE
▪ retained frame dwelling, hexing it good
situation, on Keay..trert. (atone foundation
and .nmmer kitchen. good .she. Will be sold
reasonablIFor further particulars apply to
Mint. WY. MoCAUGHAN,41 laves ave..
Toroot 2P tf
YOUR COURSE •
in rilsortMtd or B.vinees will being you
best result. if •ken at our old•
reabllshed sod thoroughly reliable
school, Winter Term begin" Jan.
Ith_ Catalogue free. BRITISH AMxa-
1(: AN Btrsldraa COI.1.gia, ;:eotrwl Y. M.
C. A. Building. Toronto.
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
Haan Oman
AUT olitzsD OAe1TAI.
ToaosTo
• $1,000,000
INWRPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT
or DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
To acoommolate the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villager of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solloit the Patronage of the
FASM114
SALE NOTE. DtWOUirrsn.
Highest current rate of interest,
paid in out.
RAVINGS BANK DEPART-
MENT
on depodta of 51.00 and upwards
°ODSRICH BRANUIM
A. N.OAN1nUA ManAger.
Notice. -
1kTOTICE TO INVESTORI.-THE
L executors of the weal, of the late
George Acheson have derided to offer the
whole *sate for mala The property conei.Le of
real Witte. debentures. Frauds and .lurks.
Perles wi.hl,g to Invest in any of the above
0111les can get full particulars on Replica:
1 he exelutor+.
Mita. KLI_A ('. AcnseoN,
Rxecutrlx.
J. P. Dames 3 Executor•
WILLIAM Ac11aeON
Dederick. Der. 5th 11117.
Public Rosie.. --
•�STGTICE.--THE PUBLIC HEALTH
la AI aro( Ontario require. that ,All protons
o. er as,• of 311,- 'ntho must be tacclnated and
that parent. are I1,ble to a Ano and convictioni
for (Allure to comply with such regulation+.
The ne-tical health Darer w t11 JO iu lila ditto
on t 4.e fled 8,Uirday afternoon of a,deh 1000th
at 2 oaloek or the free vadcinetion of vensrts
attending for+n,n partioee. A. C. HUN TER,
Medical Health °hoer.
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT.
-Notice le hereby given that an implies,
tion -will be made to tits Leeielatnre of 410
trop ince of Unterin at the next .nasion thereof
for 'apart changing the name of 14, Ontario
Wes,% Share Kleetric Railway Company to The
Hnarlo Wed, Shore Railway Lerman'', and
declaring valid a certain eontrect bid ween the
melA
company and The Maitland River Power
('nmlwny Limited, whereby the latter--eeuap-
any LM .gt'eod to .apply to the former comp
any light. heal and power for the period of
thirty year. from the nest of July. 1140, and
approving and ou frming a certain Indenture
dined flet May. IAOW, het ween The Ontario
West. whore FJectrir itallwny Company end
The ToronO Lien,-nJ Trusts ('orpromtloa„ and
the bonds authorized to be leered as therein
rsentlonled.-THE ONTARIO WKMT SHORE
KLF.I'TRII' it4II,IVAY ('lMl'ANY.
Dated at T0rebto this '22nd day of December,
444et
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sir application will be made to the
ppwrilim,mt r f ('welch at 4h. next '4e.elon by the
St-
Marys & Wader's Ontario Railway Comp-
any for an dot to amend the sal of Il.ov(eora-
140,, of the company by nt
gtcins the company
power to construct the following line,. of rail-
way
lay Kron the city of Woodstock. in the
°purity of oxford, to tine cit y et Brantford
the comity of Brant.
Bbl From a point at or near Ibo town a NI.
Marys to a point a1 or near the city of ate&•
ford. In the e,unty of l'un h.
Oct From it point onF main line between the
town of Y1. Mary. and the village of Exeter In
a northerly and westerly direction through the
counties of Penh and Heron to a pointor
points on the (Heidi and (iorlerich lallway
Int worn the village of Milverton and the town
d
Ooderich.
Id) From a point on its train line at or new
the tllhure of Exeter to a pps'olnt on Lake Huron
at er near Ihe harbor of Mrand Rend : and for
other and further powers.
J. W UIKARAM. •
Secretary, St. Marys, Ont.
11,1,1 January 12)54, 1WO . 31 5t
SHAVING PARLOR
'MEW BARBER 24110P -J HAVE
AI opened a shay on Wait abet. In the stand
fonuerly occupled by J. Nichol.mt hardware
uaerchxot, where shaving. haircutting and all
other tonsorial work will be olteoded to In the
1004 up-to-date fashion. Having had wveral
rears oroartwasa w ties 114Wnsee 1,e Cao Leas
two year; In the city of flue[ph, l can guaran-
tee drat -dna Sark., A call solicited. 11. (a.
MULHOLLAND.
Notice to Creditors
itDVBRTI$RMENT POR CREDI-
TORS.
l'ut•-wnl
to ajndgutent of the l 4gh rourt of
Justice made In the matter of the iodate of
William Jones, deeau,e.l, the creditor. of WIC..
lia,n Joes, hate of the township of Colborne I.
the county of Huron, who died In or about the
month of December. 1912, are on or before the
1st day of Starch, 14489. to send by poet prepaid 0
Lofts. E. 0..n,ey, of Goderlch, Ontario, the
solicitor fon the executors of the raid deceased.
their ('hrt.ti.n names and surname-., addresses
and descriptions. the full part:culara• of their
claim.4 a statement of their .erurltiue, and the
uature of the wcuritles Alf any held by them :
or in default thereof they will be peremptorily
excluded trout the Inman of We said ludic
ment. Every creditor holding any security I-
to produce the same before me, at my chain
bete at Uodericb, on the Ith day of Metal, 1910.
at eleven o'clock m the forenoon, hirtngYhr
time appointed for adjudivat ion on the claim..
Dated this 13th day of February, 1110.
•'44. 1,. WALE. -
Local Mader.
u.n . - -
Auction Sales.
PJBt
.x.. lu'.t, . ,1..11 y 5:1 a, 5 08,0.. wad is
.. 1h* ctenfug :. Ilolaladls, mattresses an,
.1 - n one knitting machine with them
cyl .dere ani ribber, one Enfield rifle, one bath
tub. wo wt., of harne-s, Memo 314 odd roll. 0
!nein and sill paper, six fancy parlor lamp.
we -hl machines, organ, kitchen en pb'yard:
gritting odd Brut diehe., we.h 44.hce. 1,. po'e
pie plata,', two keen of 11ai14, one new dog.ki'
rent, one low wombat coal, one bureau. two
-mall wh e rob;• for children, one teethe
bef; one g. . Mohr carriage, odd chairs, and P.
number ofo. er tbl11ge that -will oome In be-
fore aaturda Send in the articles you have
to ee11. We nee selling anything and every
thing for any r0person or every ',mon who
wiehee 0 put aclse In the sale. Sales ever,
Mteeds,' at the ACCrIoN Hous. IlamllLou
/greet, Ooderich. Upas Bscsarr, Anabfooee.
LOCAL TOPICS.
Home Circle Installation.
The following (Arent were installed
on jllundayeeight in the Hume Circle
for the yetis. 19U I)-7 -bender, d. E. Toni ;
vice -Smiler, J. 11. Wut•.wll ; secretory,
E. A. Pennington ; treasurer, 8. E.
Hick ; financial setretery, Mire. War-
nock ; chaplain, Mrs. Studdur•t ; mar-
shal, Miss -M. Murray ; W., MIs. Mc=
Demerit int ; G., M. Carl ; sen., A.
Clark. •
Notice for Teachaya, .
Toy uniform promotion exawiva•
tionstir the publiq schools of Huron
will be held on April 1st. $ad and 5t11.
Papers will be sent out fur Junior and
senior second. junior and senior third
and junior fourth classes. Taachere
are requested to send a postcard at
once to the public school inspector,
stating the exact number of pupils to
write is each. cleat._ _ The.. parcels .-cru:_
taming the papfere will let sent to the
teachers by Meech 27th.
To Enlarge the Hospital.
The inempirul melting of the uewly
elected trustee hoard of Alexandra Mar-
ine and liencral Hoopital was held on
Monday afteruuon in Judge Holt's
chawhers, when the following officers
were -lv. te-d s--Harreidetrt; --Hae-!Ione,
Judge Holt; vice president, His Honor
Judge Doyle; treasurer, C. A. Nairn ;
secretary.. 11. E. Hodgens, After as
.dievuseit*D it was deckle i to je it has*
e portable bath for the use of thehospi-
tal, and to complete the operating room
by putting in tile floor and panelling.
The matter of erecting an additional
wing to provide anddch-needed accom-
modation for both nurse and patients
was takers up and finally referred to a
committee to report at the next meet-
ing.
Comets Temperance Convention. ,
Thursder preceding.. tical Friday
(.kpriI SLIM has been selected as the
date for the Huron county temper
once convention to be held in Blyth.
it promises to bo one of the most im-
portant temperance conventions ever
held in the county. as the question of
the "abolition of the Lar" from, eyeiy
municipality of the county n •t now
under local option isen he, esmeidered.
Jos. Gibson, of Ingersoll, president of
the Ontario Alliance, Bae peen secured
to sppa*F, wino Nei. IT T.1 McKeri•.sdf
of Lucknow. as well as local men.
Delegates are expected from all the.
•hurehes of the county and repues-
eentatives from the various temper-
nce societies. The railway will give
-..a ffe fare for the return trip for chic
.Late tall• usual Easter Jatea).
High Tea at Knox Church.
There was :a Targe al lend once at the
high tea given by the ladies of Knox
'hurch on Thursday evening lair, and
he mem •I,)11 Wa+:a very enfoyeirle and
uccessfnl nnee1 eve. y respect. 'Phe
aides laid in the school.rooin p1 u-
.•ided it very ar,petizing billof-fere,
the ladies autply waintaining Alter remotion in this inspect. • Alter
horougghly enj,tying the generous
1'wpptrtatlity of tea table' the large
:athrring was entertaTnedby aTrter-
pry and musical program, during the
presentation of which the pastor of
he church, iter. Jee. A. Anderson.
Iischerged the duties of els .3, nem.
Keading@ were given by t: : Jas.
Hamilton, G. F. Blair anal Mex -War.
nick, a recitation by Master Keith
Walker, a vocal solo by Mrs. Antler -
on, a piano duet by Metes (}race
Warnock and Retia Clark, and piano
otos by J. E. Jordan and Mis- % rima
Wilbon. The Indies of Knox church
•re to lie congratulate upon the Nor-
ress of the event, which was enjoyed
try a very large number.
1�1
1l�f0RTOAGE SAtat,.
I'unmant to the power of .ale contented ie
mortgage iamad i by JohnNrBride, 1 will ode
for sale, by Thomas Gundry. auctioneer, et chi
Colborne hotel. in the town of liodorlcb. or
SATURDAY, M*I0 U nCll. A. D. tan,
at t2 o'clock noon, the following valuablv
property :
PARCICL 1. Being compos d, of the mirth
t wentyd.'ur aero* of the south part of. lot
three and the north half of the south Cory
serer of the west half of lot two, both to the
fourth ,once --tun, western division of th•
township of A-htlrld, cunalning in all forty
four acre. more or lee..
Thin land 1Pi all cleared and In a fair stat 0
cultivation. The soil ie a heavy clay loam e
the front and wnIewhat lighter tie it ap
preaches the rear. .
The b•aildlnl; . const -t of a small frame ho.tse
a frame barn 341x511 net on blocks and w leant,
enable thitty.Avc feet long. All In fair condi
tion
PAs. F.I. '' Heins composed of village lot.
,awl to 4: tieluslve, aur thu-8e4 Nide of Uurol
,treet and lot• In In 1: Incl'isIve: on the ea.
.Ids of Helen street, all In the village of I'or
Albert. committing about eight and one -hal,
acre. In01•e or Inas.
The bul'ding. cond.t M a small frame house
Immo horn tittle, net on block+, cow ah).
and shod •2:x:12 with etone foundation. and one
pig pen tlxIM All In fair condition.
TERMS OF NA I.F..-Ten per emit. on the day
of sale and the balance within thirty ,ley.
thereafter when the 1.nrcha.cr will be entitled
to a oonveyaurc and let into poone■•lou.
If desired immediate powesslon can be ob-
seined.
Both of tl,o .aid parcel- will be pet up sub-
ject to a r,aerve.l bid. tither torne and condi-
tion, will be Renounced at ..In,
For further tarllcular. apply 0 the under
[acted Ole ?eh days of FohrowrrX:
fBAY
lh 1N,tt
RUCIrFUII
OT. AYtl t NBLA 3,Mde
THOMAS ifUNDRV, Auctioneer.
(1YNOPSIS DV (-ANADI AN
I7 N')1tTHWI*ST LAND ItlOULATIONS.
Any person who le the sole heal of a family,
or any me over le years ol4, may hn,nn.tea({
al
a nunrtereed ion of nvailehle Dominion land In
Manitoba. 8eeket.ehewan nr Albertan The
applicant murk appear In person at the I0ndn•
Ion Lamle Agency or Nub Agency for the
. betriet, Entry h `.roxy may be made at any
agency. on cerin condition'', by father,
smother, son, danghter, brother or Aster of
Intending homestender.
Ihltlee Hu mont.ho' re.ldence upon and
(mitt Tinton of the lend In each of three year..
A homesteader may live within nine nabs. of
hie homestead nn a tarn, of et least. 6) acres
▪ nlely owned and napier[ A him or by Bin
(ether, mother, mor. de,ghter, brother or
.inter. Roo'!
In (attain dl.t.rinte a homeet.eder in
standing may preempt it interne. 'incline
Mongg++IAo hie homestead. frier &len per erre.
l)ntiee Mn,t. reside .Ix menthe In each of isle
years from deb, M hom.Mawl entry Ilnelndtng
the time reenlred to earn homeeteA.i latent!
and cell.[ rate flay aero• mitre.
A homesteader who Bae 111Mn4d his home
. lead right and (anent obtain a preemption
may eke a ppnreheawl hnmeet.wd In mortal,.
MM,rlotA. Pries, $tm per were. thole. Mn -t.
made Mx months In earl1 of three years (vitt
rate fifty were anti erecta hone. worth PSI (10.
W, w' ((MY.
Tlapnt of bo IMinister of the Interior,
v Nir54 a$ w1E at 10tor.tor.on of MN 64
AUCTION MALE
VALUABLE !''ARM PROPERTY
IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNK,
IN THE MATTKIt OF THE ESTAT14 Or
WILLIAM JONES. DECEASED.
J)Ng8r.,JONFkt,
Poirot ant the Judgment node in this
action beano date the 9th day of February,
4200. there ail he ,old with I.he nppprol»Miou of
II. 1, Doyle, Require. Master of lhl. (Court at
(;rdorlch hy George Beckett, auctioneer, at
Miller'., i1otel In the t Mage of Carlow, at the
hour of 2:7) o'clock in the afternoon nn the
MT11 DAY 1)F MARCH. 19114,
the following land and prem[. e. In one parcel,
vh : Lots number one fn the ninth conrewlon,
western divi.iw, of the town.hlp of Colborne.
In the county of Ilumn, rontnlning one Bun•
Brad neer. of lend. more or leas, save end ex-
ect one acre thereof hertanfore wild to the
p ter and chases l:om n
Wend Huron Better company, wed
the south halt of the east halt of lot number
two In the tenth oonea,.-ion, western ItH-
son of the did township of Colborne, ronain-
Ing Iwent y live acme of land. more or ler.
on I it one Is merlins[ n Finnie Molise and
kllchen in gond repair. Also n large bank
hers with -tone Peindallon, driving house
.table and hog pen. There 10 riles on this lot n
net er faging aprinu giving ample ,nppdy of
venter &11 :he rear round. (hi lot two there 1+
a I trgr het,, with +tune foundation 'I he .oil
4.4. gnr,l. rich clay loam.
Th^ property will be offend for salc .ab,ierl
w'a re.ertc hid which ha. been fled hy the
bid Mader. And whew ,tih.lenl tea I...e which
exppires on the let. day of April, tele.
Tease nv Rem In per ren[.. of the per
rheas money shell he raid In ra.h upon the
day of the aide and the halanee .hall be laid
hythe pnrrher within thirty day. there.
titter.
wn
14 all other re.neet.. the term. and onndl
Horn of ale will be the standing conditione of
the High (hurt of Jinn le., f,w Ontario.
Further p ert.lrilar- ran be hid from Loft,,.
IC Merry, .nrlettor, (Ioiorioh, .ollrltor for the
f
ireeappntn. of from (t. O. Cameron, R"n . K.('.,
OoAerich.
Dated wt (}plerloh thin 13th day of Fobro-
ars. MN.
"B. L DOYLE,'
*1.11 lana! Master.
rendered by :b. t.illowing young [llees
foiuiers : Mines Ev.i Somerville, AUe.
hide Nairn, Dorothy Eli., Aluelie
Urtel, Evelyn McLe.tn, Dori. McGaw,
Lilian Edward, Not in 1Vhitely,
Mebel Lloyd, (hits rule Porter. [Aura
Pries, Mab Baker, Hole Halliday.
Mary Davitl«nt, Loewe KllsoU, Carrju
Orah'un and Doris 11aya.
Business Notes.
Henry Homey is going heist the
Hour and feed bueinest and the pre-
miers next to 1). Mtuddarl'e harness
stlbp on Hamilton street are being
fitted up for the purpose.
The store OOi 1Vebt -street-tormerty
occupied by Jabtwr Nicbolbt+n liar
been partitioned off and nue-hall will
be used as a huller shop try 11. 0.
Mulholltiud,,whore awnounceweut sp-
peat•s in our advertising coluwus *his
week'.
Alterations are in prowess at the
British Exchange' hotel which will
provide two additional sample roowe
at -the reerwf the-dining•room.
A stairway at Wilmer Smlth'e store
is being moved to. crake additional
room in the trent of the b;oye.
Robert Holmes' Appointment.
The xppointeneut of !tithe,' I(oltpes,
editor of The Clinton New Era, to the
position of .ury eyor.nf customs at To-
ronto is announced this week. Mr.
lfwmes * s
West i cutin in the 14,411ninion Parlia-
ment for five yearb, being elected in
IMO at a bye -election to succeed the
.Into III.. L:. Gaaseaaai. --[Jia -waw 44044•
elected at the general election of 10484.
He has been Dot• many years one of the
leading politicians of Huron on the
Liberal side, and .116(4 as a prominent
member t>f the Huron county presto hr
has been • in the public eye for it
lengthy period. Ile is still in the
prime of life,- however, and will be
able to do ample j.uNtice to his new
duties. While congratulating hien
upon hie appointment, his friends in
this county will regret the severance
of 'the *lose and pl.asant relations
they have had with him. and erpeci
ally in the town nt C,inWu •Mr.
itolwee and his ex. Dole family will
be greatly 'nosed. 'Phe position to
which Mr. Holmes has been app,inted
carries with it a sal try of $2,11*0. 4...
Lieut.-Coienet-Yo*m a Retirement.
e ordsd Oiie work
noMililirwr:er cb4wgxersis.inue[lye_COIUr an,lau-
of
the *Sol Regiment. • (.ieut,•Cul.
Young'a term of five years es C1.111-
mending officer expired eriwe mote 411k
ago, and he now retires and is trans-
ferred to the reserve o[ _officers. The
'yew conlltu-udiitg.officer is Lieut. -Vols
Alex. Wits in. of 8'afor:h. who has
teen the rfilrient senior wxjnr of the
iegiment. LirurL3hr1._ Yuuut retiree
with the goodwill of the whole reyri-
Inept in which he It 44, taken 110 'Ie. -pan
interest for many years.. During his
Iran in command be has beet, very
popular with the officers and men o[
the various companies and h a g
brrnt'bt his regiment to a high Mtate of
emeienry. It is quite within the mirk
to easy that he haw done a great deal
to popularize the militia- in this coun-
ty and to give the Heron regiment a
high ---standing - in ices orteera at--tbn
people of the county.
Another announrement in the mil•
itis order. just i -sued. is of (oral in-
tersest, though the date. mentioned in-
dicate that it is "sewn' fluty in a mili-
ter),eenOe. It i1. ss fglloe'e
"Cmpt-tTii W. T1. -Gunder, 3ird Regi-
ment, attended the School of Musket-
ry, Myth... England, from the 14(11
October• to the 22nd November,. 1902.
qualifying with ,Tistiuetioe, t. e.,
Qualifir(1'-'1)istinguished' at tholx-
amination held MI the 'land nt NOV-
e,ryher, 1141re." .
McKay-McDonatd.
The residence o11dr. end Mor, Mal-
'olm 'McDonald, Quebec s' met, was
he scene of h festivity yesterday.
in the r(•cnsiun of the marriage 'of
.heir youngest daughter. Miss ('hris-
enx. to Robert MeKay, of the fishing
ug 'Two Me.k6." ' Rev. James A.
knderson performed the ceremony at
high noun in the prciener of about
eventy-five guests. The bride was,
whir',,' in a beautiful costume of white
taftela over white silk. with pleear!
tri 111111pigs, and carried a bouquet of
•Bite roses, anti the hridretnaid, Mise
Katharine McDonald, of i)etroit, won',
white net over white taffeta, in the
lirectnire style, with irate blue sash
au4. l*1wllr ga. Donald McDuu•
old, Cousin of the ride, WAS the lest
,uau. The house decorations were of
cut flowers and palms. The bride wee
given away by her father and the
wedding march was played by Mrs
(Captain, Angus McDonald. The
grooms present to the bride was a
pair of cult -links and to (he brides-
The
honeytunon trip includes a visit to
runlet° fond tit her -point*. 'the --happy
sou le leavin_g nn the ':40 e. m. train
wishes.
Recital by Mr. Jordan's Pupils.
At .a recent recital of 141r. Jordan's
pupil* at the Goderlch College ..f
Music an interesting -program wee
cos dale
FOR SALE. -PURE MAPLE 8111{-
17)' 11.311 a galleon. Also p maple
.y1ar Man orders filled. AddeoT0MAs
uIAddeo.,I4
Benmiller. I13dt
1 /iOH
�HALE.
1 3 h. p seeoli,.e engine.
1 3 h. p. steno. engine,
1 boilermaker s Minch,
f net bending roil. 1/0r.rnokeslmek works,
. I blecionnith's drill Iran he used by Bend or
with power,.
tt blacksmith a bellows.
- Seamhteg will be mold cheep.
Apply to
JAMES A. SrItA,HAN,
s . (.norstea ('remote.
Two Presentations.
Cutler .the' feint_ -atieviced.-of_.the
choir end the Chi ham Endeavor Mo-
del y of Knox church a delightful en•
tertainnueet was given on Monday
eve'ing ins the school -loom of the
Munch. The psalm. Rev. Jas. A. An-
derson. n. presided while ?tri excellent
program was-rdudered, including
vogml solos, by Mrs. Hu •gins, Alis.
Ortel and -Miss Adelaide Nairn; vocal
.Inset. by Misses Smith anti Urtel. And
Miss McVittie and Mr. Jordon ; read-
ings by 11rs. J,nden. Miss Florence
Yuung and Mr. "Blair ;'a violin solo by
Miss Heinicke; 'piano restos by Mise
Eva Somerville and Mie* McDonald,
anti piano duets by Miss Dyke and
ale Jordon, end MissesSolnervilleand
I.:d I4, The clotting number of thls pro-
gram was arhornt by the choir, Miss
McVittie taking the solo part, and
this was immediately followed by a
double presentation. With a few
fitting remark+ Appreciative of Mr.
Cuter; services in the choir, the
chairman presented to him, on hehalf
of the choir, a handsomely -bound
book of Songs as a prize for the most
faithful elterldanLte arthe choir meet-
ings during the past year. Mr. Cott
reeptlndtet to a- neat madness. Then
Moe Jordao....oa behalf Of. -tlta_a;httit'.
prtFe1Ptitrot-ttritIfie--Mi V9[ffi(`lttittlit
handsotue volume if sing's in ref -emit -
tion of her Invaluable assistance in
the service of -song in Knox church.
accompanying the presentation with
a well.merltel tribute to Mists MC-
Vittle for her unselfish devotion to
the interests of the choir, end her
unfailing cheerfulness in giving her
men -jeep, which were of inestimable
galio to the choir and the church.
Both pre.entatione were greeted with
warm applause by the audience. Re-
freshments followed, and a very
pleasant soviet evening tees brought
to n close.
Poblio RoUos.
1 N THE SURROGATE COURT OF
1 THItcOUNTY or RURON:
IN THE MATTER or THE (l'ARDIAN-
SH11' Ur TRE INFANT CHILDREN or
NORMAN 04'1.1001), LATE 010 Title
TOWN OFOOI)419H0. 014 THE COI: STY
00' NCHON, ('(s)PRR, D4G'EASfin.
Not Ire 1e hereby given that she nndrnlgnest
heve implied to the Surrogate relief ef the
roanty of Herm. foo • grunt '1f lrttr. of
ll i.ritianrhlp to t4,, {perretin. rind 00141101 0(
Hnh.rt at,.),Ingtoe Melaad, Norman Peter
Me Le •d and 4'r, a 51 • I.ne1 Ile infant hltlren
of Norman Mrlr el, Into n1 the town of 41 ode-
rich, In the.nnntpp of Ilnren. temppeer. dn.ra+ed.
Ills'1LI V14)N t (4 % RR(1W,
Solicit ere for Margatl•t Anthrrlanl noel ('hs l.ty
Ann McIver. applle.ntn.
1 Dated IBM twenty third day of 4',brnari, A.
14, IAO.
N1
of the present generation- Mr. Fer-
guson also dealt forcibly with the
great question, Ci1111i1ent:Ind his ad-
ilt-..s with the declaration of hie belief
that %bib century will be differ-ent
from the last in the development. of
I lie spirit of uusedfist11yes• and in the
wore active e0-tl84erat1i41 of hy men
roll women with tile pastors in the
work of the chnr,•h. The call of
Christ to His followers to "go forth
and teach all nations" laid a emceed
obligation upon all Chtistiaus to hear
the Gospel news to (boss who need it,
and it must los .dare in this genera-.
tiin: Dr. Dougall "followed in a few
earnest wotria, expressing thi-Tiupe
that North street wild,' 1e• to great
mission:uy church. The layuren if
the church wet-• thea invited to est -
press their Views in the matter, and es
the result of smitedLruesioe a motion
was putted- that the church pledge 11 -
self to raise the *41111 of gial. Tbis
sum is largely in exeets of the-previ-
ons missiotiery giving. of the church,
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Alteration. in prugre.. at Wilmer nIIh's
art .ore will allow of bettor display of as
teeny hanao
4ste 1d ... ran
Fancy work and ant euppltee. picture
fronting, etc.
March the ties[ w ay 1 0,k like a lino or a
lamb. we rant te11 'yet Out If you c your
yid ore taken at Sallow*' studio it is u
became that is the kind of photo he a
"Whatsoever a man wreath th, .hall he
aim reap] . For example' If the .ewing is
done at F. J. 1 Ifdham s tailoring shop, the
,• u.tmucr !cope the satisfaction of pared -tlt•
tinge anuenr.;'be'ih'rc'14�6l'tri't citaile perfect
werve t*Lely can't pr./du c e any other kind of
harvest.
T',o (1, T, 1(. is putting out et rife
time .•.ud, showing the time of arrival
r. ...-,. Before of ail trains. at the
Gnderich station. '
The Ooderich branch of the Sterling
Hank has just heeded a new eard
telephone directory of the town.
This periodical courtesy -ef the Ster-
ling Bank is much appreciated by
telephone eubycriberd and ie w goof
advertisement for the Bank.
MR. LLOYD IN REPLY.
Missionary Banquet.
The inauguration of the laymen's
missionary movement in Ooderich
was the immtnion of a noteworthy
schoolroom in the schoolrooof North
street Methodist church an Friday
evening last. Thin gathering had
been &evenged t, take the form of a
Banquet, at which nearly one hundred
men, including clergymen and laymen
representing Dearly ell the churches
of town and some of the nearby
country churches., sat down to a re. -
past which was very s*tisfying to the
loner man. The better part came
afterwards, however, whet. Rev. 11r.
Dougall, acting as chairman, intro -
The Signal is in receipt of the
lowing letter frotn Rey Lloyd, of
G,derich O. H. A. team :.
DEAR SIH, -1 notice In The Star the
reports re Stratford anti (Ioderich
hockey game in London, censuring
we. I think this is Unbtir..._Fur the
benefit of my friends 1 write this ex-
planation.
I admit that I was not up to fore
but there were others P111111.11,71v as p .
a• myself that night, and 1 %Link th •y
are trying 1.0 /bolter thetl>setveo 1.
tputting the iesp,•n+ibility on elle. As
o the different reports wh1dtl Are
citrulated around -_town, they are
untrue. I went to London on early
t rain, 7:10 a. m., an. I had h41sinese to
transect with' other whoh•aatr dealers
there and tl gilt 1 could snake the
one trip do for loth, this. mixing Wei -
nese with pleasure. Atter dinner 1
went to Frsser'n hotel, got a room and
retired until 4:31 p. m., getting up to
meet the Onderieh special. I met a
couple of lady 11ieids iu the buret
who accompanied me to the station.
waiting there*- freta -fere -4Th until the
arrival of the, epeeist train. 1 met
many supporter. from. O(eleHeit and
asked theta about the team, as I
wanted them to stop at the Fraser
House. .As regards the report that l
was late. I might say -that i eastenay
and walked down to the rink with the
team. After arriving there 1 (1'41041
that the trainer had' taken Buy sup -
poi te
up-poite out of 111)' show*, before getting
the skate« sharpened the previous
day. and hast left Name in hockey box.
It. McDonald ran up tit the hotel to
get then[. I thought it better to take
a man off the oppnaing team. rather
than go on myself without supporta,
after being used to wearing theta.
I regret to hear that there west con-
siderable money lost on the game, but
think it wan negligence on the part of
the team in not playing on the defen-
sive the last ten nrinutar nt the game
that lost it. 1 challenge any hockey
delegation, nr any person in town, 1e,
prove any fault on my part in Paid
gams' and will meet them al any time
or place. and if necessary will give a
eat16fact0ry account of all my pro-
eetslinge that (lay. !loping this reply
will alert with your approval, 1
11, main,
Yours respectfttly,
R. Lime°.
AN OPEN LETTER.
To Our Many 4 n,tomete I. Town and Sar-
- tons nee country.
We beg to announce that we have
nu intebtion of leasing Goderlch or
geitting hll.inewe herd a. has been
falsely reported.
Cur new goods for summer are
bought and are on the way and aa
600 ae we can clear ant our proaent
stork and renovate the building from
top to -bottom -we will open up on as
huger itinttler141ffrljr.
fol.
the
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Feb. 26th
Fags
Cacilc Coast Kscureloue-0. 1'. It -'
Iteadrr-l;. T. R
a:oawbk id . Co
Jrrwy ('mul ah dee-M
New Style. in Eye -plebes-- W
Twenty ate T.a.•ht:rv-
t'ullclio
Sottisen.' l'rala+-4 . P. N : w
Veteran Serie noT Signal 1
Knitting The Nlgn*I 0441ou. .
.. y
1't„ Il ion.%Voide1 -The Signal tattoo ,. ,. 1
tt .u.hln�� M,u•hloe, Howell Hardware
Apermit Mai Wanted -Mrs. Fellow
For the rravcller-U. St. Klllott , 1
Mortgage sale-Proudfoo, Hays &
Blank Hooke and Memorandums --.NM
Porter,
(lanoline I. eglnee_ Et-,. Pur.. sot. _ J..
Ntra•hrn . , 1
New Spring Suite Ord`Oveteoata -Waiter C.
I'r.dhaut
Maple :Syrup and Sugar -'11,,s. limes Ben-
udllcr
The His Eire aiaya-(:a rue & Moore
'1'o Our Many Uu.tomer- (Meerut, d'. !louse I
New Coal Yard -D. F. (falai Ink
Sample White 81,derwear Hat,rrne Bros.. x
Ite.uler.-l'. 1'. It, .. . .
Furui, err- Geo. Johnston
Hoy'Vant(d- Worselle Hardware 1
Notice to hebto.w - •J. Il. '.4 or.eU t tlos-.,.,1
Monneltwelle_.0 Tin,... CI, o t`, t,otr=t-
Atielion Sale. -!'hos. Uundry
New Herber 8hoe,-H.M. \tui holland , ... .,1
Hou., for Sale - Niguel (dice. ,1
Notice re titterdlan.hll'-Dlckia.on*IL O r -
Y
NOUS reports have seise been circulated
that we were giving short weights in
our grocery department. The origin
of them' reports cen ertaily be guessed
at (not any of our Mende, we cgs as-
sure you). We are therefore offering
5141 reward two any person proving
that WP"are giving short weight+ and
*to reward will iet given to any per-
son giving information that will lead
to the (Nlnvietion of any person circa-.
dating such reports.
We are Indeed sorry to use such.
drastic measures in Suppressing such
maliel otic and mieleeding report+.
Since coming here we Have built up a
r•eptltttinn for honorable and honest
dealing and we wili not at tide time
have our reputation trampled under
font ; hence the reward offered.
^ Thanking our many ruetonrerw and
friends for the iib -cal support given
us in the pent and regretting very
h the inconvenience caused et the
resent time in eccounl of our recent
present by fire, bat asMuring you that (hie
inconvenience will le very short-lived.
we are, Yours very truly,
('.tslplu,, fi Moons.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1nwber Chance
is m uncement . {
Auction :• Jr -ileo.
1'iano }'uning -A. 8
Stolon It Rich l'Inn
Iteader - IMre,wiud l
melee reeve. T7t: ro'r
Board %Vented- Signal
Iliahc.t !'rice for I'.aalo.-
t. tt.. • .... .... .........
Urocerie,-111. 1. Mefflsb 6
Beckett 1.. 4
kelt. 1
bier rad
•
----i1Netimen Cattle
The second annual sale ei
hulls, heifers and young caw
held,at Clover Lea Stock Fru
Ripley. on Thursday March 11
at 2 o clock. Ruaeel M.Heed k
the proprietors of Clover Lea F
have a herd of shorthorns of Judi,
feel merit headed by their Isom
imported stock bull, Gulden Crum,
Vol. 53. This animal is by Mpion
Kip, hy Touchstone, is a l'iestkebenk
ltrawtb Bud bull of 'superior quality.
Fernier* lutist recognize that short-
horns are again bringing the highest
price and that this Pale will give theta
a gond opportunity to secure the beet-
le ed annuals as a nucleus to a herd.
Parties desiring to attend the sale will
be driven from Ripley to the Dane.
Teams will meet 1304n train= day ut
sale. Those arriving at Ripley on the
night before will be taken to farm in
the *nothing. -- _ .._...
Gentlemen Who Are Bald.
hurthorn
still Ale
1, near
111110,
Investigate and bee for yourself the
art covering in wig.. and toupees.
Prof. 1)urenwenal patent toupees are
now worn on over 90,00) beads hy all
teasers in all stations of life.
In this particular .tincture the ven-
tilation is perfect ; ate light as a
feather ; ie securely ad,jilted to the
tread :earn -be cntnhrd just as your
own hair ; they make any roan look
ten years younger, besides the pro-
tection you get from caterl•h, colds,
nenratgla, enc. Cali and see them at
the Hotel Bedford, Ooderich, Friday,
March 5th.
1 u" -d Mn C. it. K4'enley.ide, Ft. A..Ynu ran become a contractor with
lis U., of London, and W. J. Fergu- me in one rninhte. (Igo. Itecite:Tr,
eon, ex -Mayer of Mtrntfor.l, and when Auctioneer.
these gentlemen gave earnest and en- Oyster•, served in all -tyles : ice
lightening addreeeee on the great rn-am hrb'ks, confectionery and
theme of the laymen's illusionary rigwre. C. HLACKRT0*F, Went street
movement. Mr. Keenleysido In a restwnrant.
very clear and arrrinetmanner ex- Mtt. A. HTI.KNI.RK, piano tnn.'r for
'drained what Wan involved in the 11einlzn,an and other*, is In town.
effort for which the le'mm'a mme Orders left with F T Rutland drug
No Change of Cars
going-trreire Worth west by tie - Otsn.
adieu i'acific direct line. Trains make
fent t' , no changes en route, no
transfers or customs exawinations.
Thu route is nttrnctiJe and interest-
ing. -- Hating the short line, the
C. P. It. -eels- the --standard for low
rates. , Special settlers train service
dining March and April. Ask agent
for particulars. 35.31.
The Voice of Flattery.
A newspaper nran, connerted with
one of the leading daily newapapere
of Ontario, writes : "i might say
that i find The Signal growing bright-
er every day, and it Is without doubt
the hest weekly sheet in Ontario."
AUCTION SALES.
FHIDA y, February :711th.-('learin` auction
wile of farm el.ek. Implement. end household
furniture. Property of Jne4{p,h Curry, lot 37,
ronWw,iw, 0, (luderlch township. No redo -s.
I'roppriet.w hoe sold the tern. TIIoMas GCit.
Day, auctioneer.
MON par. March let.-- At 20'i:deck, at the mei.
dente, Int No, 130, St. Dat -Id • street I lot,
onus little Bonne and all the hou.ehold urni-
'tire and nlfect. Further {articulate from
Wit.ui1I J. Jx11 RLI.. proprietor, or G. W.
0*1 45TT, auel.laneer.
MONDAY, March 4t. MI 2 n clock. at the rel•
dense., N0. 130 S(. David. amet , opposite Alt.
Nlcholeon'e, ail the household furniture sed
the property.. Everything to be e"ld. M pro.
Wenn in leaving fur North Dakota. The
will. be sold at 3 o'clock. ALL
s64 prole -tette. 0, %V. 8.c,'14,TT. MOW
tloneer.
TvasD*v, Maroh _nd, -Auction sale *f
stook and Implomente at lot 15. conemettlf
West Waw•noeh, comniencing at 1 o'olook.'
Davie Fnwt.ee, pmerle'or. noMa6 (WIN.
Dar. auctioneer.
RAT1'HI,A Y. March 42.54.-('ewrirg auction
lade of Iwu,ehold furniture and tarnishing*,
propyeerty of \Drs. 1'. N. Dunlap. at her re.ldenoe•
bawd. street 44dotich, at til *clock sharks.
T. G, -e tot v, a,rtioneer.
weesaatAr. March DNB.-AuoUo, eel, of
ait..t ..1... hennaed brh•k Motel, the Calmer -
Md. in the village et Reynold, at I o clock
hates: -Brie ewer: proprietor. Tnvs
V7OR7, suede neer.
F'HIis v. March 11 h• siert inn •ale of ferry
stuck and implements. property of Mr. Finlay.
cn)oe-.Ion 2, A.hncld. Timm .s G1 emir,
sort inner.
Tuseiti4. Maroh Itkh. - Auction sale of
farm dock and Implement.., property of Thom.
I;adrlifftat lot 1, cottee,wdon 3. West Wawa.
nosh. Meryl hl g moat be dlspo,cd of, as Mr.
Itmlrllll'Bae -old she term. TIMOM tit Ile ((nor,
a y.l ionise r.
Tut Ital,AO. Mardi Pelt, (leering auction
'sale ol'farm stock not lmplmnente. property
pt F:rlmon,i -Lear, cnnee.don 13, Hallett.
Unman Ot•NUHr. anetIonN,l.
BORN.
LINi)SA4.--111 (ioderlch, on Monday F'eb-
rnary tete, to Mr, and Mre. Wm. 4.lnday,
It '4011.
14144'1i.-ArtIFederirh,on Tee.day. February
t'.trd, to Mr. end Mre. ('ha.. HI ck. a son.
HUM Ilolerlch townnnlp, 1111 lVedneeday,
Fehrnary 21th. to Mr. and Mr-. Janie.
4011.
Di4TR1('IL- in Grderleh nu Saturday. Feb-
ruary 1:1, h, to Mr. end Mr-. W. A. D r trach.
a daughter.
MARRIED.
M*. KAY Ml DON A1,D -- In Iloderlch, on
FVodne-'day, rebrnary 21th. at the reel•
den'e of the bride'* parent.. Quebec at r, et,
by Re.. Jae. A. Anderson H.A.. Robert.
.'blest son of Donald and kin. Ma^Kay, to
('htlstrns, y unreel daughter of Maleolm
end Mrs. McDonald.
DIED.
JUHNST')N. -In ftalertrh, ori Neter toy even.
Ing. Fishman( 2 ah, John 11 Johnson, ,aced
el rear, It month• and 10 eBay..
DRAY. --in oralerlch, on Mond ,y. Vetruery
'lied, Mrs. Albion 1(r..y, aged 72 rear-'.
CART. -In tloletirh, on Wende Fru
ebary
21.1, Annie, Mughter of M. tm�.
DIETRI(1R. In fkwter'ch, m, Randal. Fehr.,
my 11141. Pauline (tribes, infant daughter of
Mr. end Mrs W. A. ihetrich.
ORAHAM. -In Mntlerirh. on Wednesday F,h•
,nary Jllh, Doneld Urah*m, aged ,el
The funeral will take Muse from hl. Me
neednoce, (.In.ee.ter Terrace, en aatnrAay.
ment stens[, namely,, 41183 ev*ngqelizse Riot. will receive t'otn d. attention. , 2 0011 r c',,•N•r sen ne the hm..e al
ton of the world- within the lifetime' Telephone 19. P 1 M.0 rd'•edlwefe sl �t -J. ne•Inrk P. ole, to