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GODERIOH, ON 1UARIO, CANADA : 11.1 KUH „ 11, - 1909
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Financial
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
We offer for sale :A -triumvir bearing interest at FIVE
per cent. per annum, payable half•yeerly. There debenture..
offer an absolutely rate and profitable investment, as 'the.
purchasers have for security the entire asset, of the Com;
pony.
Capital &ad Surplus Assets- $1,340,000.0nn
Total Asset 112.1S00,000.ts)
President: ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND
Vies -President and Managing Director: W, 8. *DINS 'UK.
Dinette's: RIGHT HON. LORD BTRATHCONA and MOUNT
ROYAL, G. 0. M. G„ J. A. KAMMERER, DAVID
RATL, R, H. GREENE,' HUGH 8. BRENNAN, J. M.
ROBERTS, A. J. WILLIAMS.
HEAD OFFICE
COIL ADELAIDE AND Vicrcous. five.,'1
'UKDNTII.
Goderich Office, W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
LOCAL TOPICS.
Horticultural Meeting.
.1 sleeting of the Horticultural
Society will be held in Mr. Lane ',+
office in the . $ hokum 01/ Saturday
eveniug et 8 o'clock for they purpose of
outlining a plan of work for the coat-
ing s.oeon. All the Member* of the
Society ere *eked to be in attendeu..e.
New Caretaker tor Central School.
A siteeial meeting of the public
sc1 e
-treetres was bald- on Monday
everyIng Net to :mkt" en appoint /tient
to the. vaeent position of c.kretekt'r of
the Central rich 101. Twelae applica-
tions weio received and James Tait
was appointed. Mr. Tait'e appoint-
ment !mule it vacancy 011 tote_ board o
trainees am(((ts ri•iignatititl was con-
segnentIy accepted.
Postoffics boxes.
Boys who have been tampering
wi h Lbw oesrwlrr,wtiem of -the pnstnfftee
hazes are Warned that the police have
the matter in hand: B 1x-hnldere who
have got into the habit of leaving
their bones witb the
ri't+--"illviaetT not to de rm. a9 several
caner have been discovered ill which
nail matter has' be removed frons
the butes, ()wing ti their being left in
this way.
TM Weterworkrfntske.
At a meeting of the water and light
cotuullesion ou Monday night it was
1 to welt the town councirti1
rethink a bylaw to the . lectors to raise
$dn.UUll for the purpose of laying a
new intake pipe. The r0lwirsiun, it
id underettiod. ;a endeavot•ing 4+r
secure the arl'ricee of an outouje
engineer in r.lnnection with the teeter
emptily tin.... led,
Win.. Mason Con4ing. } •
\1'illiatn\Issnn4. religious wuik
suneri11 tech,' of he in'erne tlona'
rnlnmtrtetc ofThal , . ,-T7A jy
ing to this county toe nal some time
viert iig the vet tens br Ches of the
1'. M. C. A.. and it is et •ctrl that he
will be in Goderich from \ rednesdaV,
1larch 21th, to Monday. Marrh 20th.
Nightly meetings will probably IM'
IwIJ in the Y. M. C..\. rooms, but a
sure detailed program will he Avail-
able next week.
M 4.Kinrada was I. socia _
Min Flo-ence'Kinrad., sister of the
victim of the Hamilton trageily which
NOT ICE TO ADVERTISERS GODERICH MARKETS.'
Copy of change of runnin4 advertise-
ments must be left at thus office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Tucks/DAV. Marcli IIIA.
Fall wheat, per bush 11 In to. 1 (44
Spring wheat. per Miele.... . „ 1 4..1 W 1 01
Hye per Mn.), 0 48 to 0 311
Bucilwheat, per bush 0 18 to 0 ht
()ate, ger bush., 0 41) to 0 43
Peas, leek eh- M Ia in'
11 1•; to 0 .yl
211Wto :bW
- -- Harley. per tuella
Nettie To Debtors. Itcreen11,gs per ton
-. - , - --_--_ __-_._- clone, family, per cwt 2 e1 to -Y e1
Flour, patent, per owt ..� 3 e4 to 3 In
1TOTICE TO HmBTURik-A8 3. Nn, , Bram per to . . ' -1: iM w as- -24114.
• Woew11 Le 1410vIng b.wo for while all 8.,h°11^.peer r."1 Y. tel to 23 110
accounts uwfo% to J. H. WOR)1 LL t HON Har' }}'er tor,
mat M ..tried at wows : Wwe1, per on• L
Flutter, per II,
Cheese. per Ib -
Pablio Eoties C- rage, tr..h, p rise
I'otatoun nee
17OTICK TO ELECTRII' f,UiHT
• T A K LHM,
Electric light taken, will please examine
then meters when the eleetrlc Bahl pewipt W
meeting and ass If the meter Is creeping or
running when all lamps are turned oK, If
mneme please ',port AT 100-1C 10 the
wcrstery of Water and Light ('owwle.lon et
the Town 11.11.
l.ertrlc light taker* .re ak.o requested to
ore lamp. of cwt nwrw than three and one half
watts per candle power. This will make .tate
a .w. Ina In electric enrrent.
L L. KNOX.
fiery. Water send light 4 ummteawu,
It
lTOTI('E THE PUBLIC HEALTH
Ar T of Ih, term require. that 11 persons
over arm of s month* mum he t f octnated and
Mel parents are liable to a Ass end coos imam
for hillVre to comply with but, regulatwne
The medical health ofidcer will be in hie ofnce
un sbe find Saturday efternoon of each MOW 13
nal 1 odc�lock for t14. 1,eeee •aaoduaUen of r.e n.
MsdfwIHWt� Oweer
.4'.C. 8 TEtt.
•
Y THE SURROGATE COI'I(T OF
THE (O1'NTY Of HL'IWN.
IN THE MATI'KR OF THE ((CARMAN
SHIP OF THE INFANT 4'11IL11KKN OF'
3:4111M AN MCLNOD, LATE tide THY
TOWN orUODERICH, IN THE COUNTY
OF' HURON. COOPER, DE('EASF:D.
Noire ,s hereby mese that the undersigned
hate .ppilr. to the Surrogate t'ourt u the
County) d Fiuroe for a grant of letters M
gnardlanhlp to the person. and stele. of
Hobert Wa.hingtoo McLeod, Norman Peter
Meteor] and Pen Mnl.e.d. the infant children
of Norman McLeod, late of the town of l bide.
r,rh. In the ennnty7 of Huron. cooper. deceased.
(DICK IN3ON & r: ARROW.
.olielton for Margaret Sutherland and ('hrlety
Ant1,, Melvor, applicants.
Dated g4 twenty third day of February. A.
D. lsatr''ep
3t
L�(YNOPMi8 OF CANADIAN
17 N'JRTHVVEST LAND ItEOULATIUNO.
Any pressen who is the role head of n f.mily,
or any male over la year. old, may bomeeteed
7uerter ration of a•allable Duneinion land in
Manitoba. Saskatchewan nr Alberta. The
altIlant meet appear In perwun at the Ilomin
I0,. Land. Agan. y or Sub Agency for the
district. Entry by proxy may be trade at any
agency, on certain comdlt.ow, by father,
.notber. non. daughter, bother or sister of
intending homesteedor.
Duthie. -44,x month.' residence upon and
, tittles, ion of the land In eseh of threecars.
n
1 hoest eerier may live ',akin nine mile. of
hl+ house. •d on a farm of at leapt lel acre.
olely owneo and occupied by him or by hie
tether, mother, non, daughter, brother or
•later.
In certain dl,tricte a homesteader la good
4audl Indy preempt a qlu4) arter-.actio,
ngridq �b4 meo
boteadPrins ri's 51per acre.
',longed -Mu-t re.lde .Ix month. in each of .lx
Year. from date of homeetead entry deducting
the tome required to earn homestead patent)
end cultivate fifty acres extra.
-teed Abon hhl
toader who h.. exhausted . home
syr and cannot obtain • pre-irnp00n
nay taker purchased homestead In certain
Matet
elots.
.1. moonth.,IYnlreach of three cunt -
rate fifty acre. and erect a home worth 0300.0(,
W. W. (l)RY,
(deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N A,-I'neuthorlsed publication of this ad
erttoement will not be paid tor.
7 YOUR ('OUHBK
i In Shorthand or Iturinew will bring yon
beet results 1f taken at our old
stebli.hed and thoroughly reliable
School. Winter Term begins Jan.
/td ('staloCOe free. Haliun AMgk-
'ICAN BVRINOe ('ottl2rx, ; entre! Y. M.
C.
A. Reading. Toronto.
_A --..JL..„__ ^....'.-.,,r-s-h
THR
STERLING BANK
• OF CANADA
D
Omen Toaloeto
d►P1VAts 1 81.071.=
!MCORP()BY SPECIAL ACT
Or Dolt1 N PARLIAMENT
TO R
>ocs, vE DEPOSITS
To accommoda the Farmers
we have opened B hes in the
villages of
DUNGAN NON
AUBURN,
VARNA and t
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FARRIER
SALE NOT D1E ouprrtn.
Highest current rate of Interest
paid In our
MAVINGS HANK DRPART-
M ENT)
•m deposit of 81.110 and upwards
GODRRIOA PRANCE
A. 0. GAMMA& Manyer.
11 "D to it 01
6 t to 4 o
4121 to 034
Drs to els
021 to 031
hi to 3.
Cattle, ordln'y to geed, per cwt- 3 MI to 4 oat
Cattle, export, ;'erewi- - 4 00 to 3 ale
IH.nmbe ,e. n e• t0. if1
,. :-. di 30 to
Ether
f pet .. _ TIXI to 310
I1*0.. per Ib o 17 to 617
Haden, per Ib 0 1.1 to a !,
Lard. per Ib
Tallow, per lb
Hide., per 1.3r1 Sheep .kit.,
Turkrr.
le to rl DIG
P On to R h.
Ja 1., k.
IC H
- Outside sterna. on page 7 1.1). week.
I)
AP
H AN
W vel
Apply to
I LAIILY WASHING. -WILT: i3O
1. mil by the •.y or will do h at horse. Pestles
w.0hing peel rely • wnl please apply 'at TO F:
SIGNAL UF'F lr. F.
sQ'1Stitt 1„
11 01'sE TO II NT.--M1t4, AMY'S .., *1 Leo , li .tory brick. In A -1
condition. Poem -soon veep IM are of
Forrticulate call w
pR a< V 4 r'
AL )rrI E.
Wanted
MIS M.%E1N4i A1'1'11ENl'ICES
7ANTF.U--111• want two or Ihre..email
tk,ae fur our Dressmaking Itepattmenr,
-''gall..
Ei►, - SOUTH AFRICAN
.cHp. WIII pay prom (' Ii.
X?J. TIDE .s8UNA1., 40rler(.h,
reit
Heal FOAM)
rz
or pale.
I)HOPERTY FOR SAI .-A VERY
1 valuable little homy, bel part of lot 4J,
13th coceeMoa HolletL eon Ming thirteen
;acres more or Is+x, one mile from Auburn
station. There M•a goof brick, house aid
kitchen and neat tern, orehanh and .4,1a11
fruit.. would he a desirable prorty to re-
1 tire on or for a dreier. its It 4s on‘one mile
from station. 1t ). known se the estte of the
late Gabriel 8prung . Ver further infilrmation
apply to ('HAltl.Es (ARVIN, Execut r, Nile
1'. 0.
L"OH SALE. - SEVERAL. 1'0 VN
1' properties ranging in price from j"A. `1p,
Owner• 11.1 or town nr Ira, Ingp(. For further
'nrticul*re and eordll ion. Apply m Auctione
4)1(41. HCCKICTT, Gdrelch, amt.. Sox 1414,
I'hune Isla -_ - _-----
LARM FOR SALE. -1.OT 1i, ('ON -
r ('FJ.0ION 7. E. Ir. Colborne, containing ion
acre, of goad land, e, acro. Minh and the reet
In good •:ate of cultivation. There is on It a
}none home and woodshed, one barn Plea,
. tone stabling underneath, hay Dorn 3111.Sn.
also other outbuilding.; . Good orchard, well
watered. two good .pi-ing, and a running
creek. 14 mile. from Auburn. 'Will 1.o sold 0u
ray term. to enit pun -Meer. Apply to
JAMES H(/W'ATT on the fare. Inc 11E0, D.
HOWATT, 03. 0)awaulah. Xi Ira
a) VALUABLE F,\HMS.-ttY TEN-
D IDKR.
I. Como/Moe FARM - fart lot 11. 3111 cnn-
ceweion, eastern dlab elan of Ile lown.hl . of
('oltrornel eeedetafwiner Oar were. more or Mae.
well e(.dpned with bnidiuQ
2, calx fiARMs : lel soul hemly'H acre' of ion
21, conceenon a. township of t:oderich.
equIPpe,1 with all farm building..
Ib1 Kiirhn•.
tY ne. lot 2,t �
conreseion ,
town.hiti of Doderleh, no hopding...
nal and Ibt have been el wars owned together
and preference would be given to tender for
the.e two together.
The-,• three farm. AN. offend under mort-
gag'•• and the holder being in England tetra.
LO realise upon them forthwith.
Tense : Ten per ant. on areep•te4cc of
tender, balance in ca.h or partly ,14/0e rmotl-
get1t[a as may he arras
`otendcr nerewarl y n.repded.
Tenders rem' 011 annul the 22nd dray of
March me.
For farther parlleular. ripply
H4NI)KR14ON t DAY IDSON.
Vendor* Solicit".,
21 Adelaide St. F:..
Toronto, 01,1,
IITBI-
STOItY brick house., M It 'even rooms,
on Brum 'treat Particular* an be had by
Belling at MIONAL ((nice. a; t f
OUSE
VORSALE. , FRAME H
I.' now occupied b7 Mr. IL It.' Smith, Col.
borne street, tor nmnvaL For full Qpsartknlats
apply to MRH. R. B. SMITH. Hotel BMfo •- •
L1ARM F011 SALE, 1,01' 11, CON.
C ('4184410" s, Colborne ; 127 were+ of gond
roll. been under grew for right yewrs, i mile
east of Dunlop and 33 mile, from 4lnderI'h
with good buildings end artesian well and
windmill 3 acre of orchanl, Lest of winter
hell, and len acres of bush. ForMart letters
a en N W
apply to 3M). fOUN).. Jr., en .,
Chicago.IDL
jlOR BALE. -IN ORDER TO CLOSE
11' no the estate of the late 4). ('. Shannon,
M. D., hie tete roaldenoe Is now for sit'. It is
In very fair condition, he. modern eon'"enlen-
tw, can be Inapeetsd at any time. For further
particulars apply to Prondfoot, Hays t Hlalr.
__ C. .11. e
. HAMILTON, Exmitor.-- -
WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE:
In to Yorkton dl.trbrt, Yonr rholre of
four forme. eonWning ler( errs" Sado tyro
with bnlldtnve on and telephones in the
apnoea Will sell on easy terms, Informetl11.
r,�pp�g��l,i,t)(tppgg LM nountry cheerfully given. J. H.
TL'W4LEY, Yorkton. Souk.
>�IOUSE FOR BALK. --ON ARiTAN
1 NIA ,Doll ; all tnodern oo.vetrwerea gond onnelition. 111
paK{mtlar. applyoo
fol. d HA
. RORRTSOM. or hw
LAOlt SALE. --A VERY DEMIR
1' ARLE Int. on West .trent, clew M the
Square. Apply to DICKINSON & 0ARROW.
LIARM FOR MAi.R.-PART OF
10 hloek It 1.k, reel mud. (:olbrwie town.
shin. tan mile. from o,.lorl(h. 141 wnree, gee(
rimy loam Mirk bol,.,, barn 00 ■ 47. with
Dement .tehling, art.wlen well. water In build
Inas anti owing emelt. 4 erre. standing timber
mintyl oungo, Apply rot'. 4'. oNE11.
orchard.
1 . 0. fIFU •
Auction Sale,.
T a1I'I41)tY, NA111'II 13t11. AT 2
0 cIwk.. auction sale of 40u'etwid tura)
tore. Including bedroom. diningroom and
kltcnen furniture. rte. at The Auction Ilou-c.
(1E.)1(11141 HE( ETT, Auctioneer.
ATCRDAY, MARCH 13T11, AT 3
1 7 o0Mrk. enrt nn sale of Shnnrpower gam
lien engine, boilermaker* punch, lending
rolls. for .txteke.t,ek work, blacksmith drill.
hand or power. blacksmith bellow,. to be 'old
at thet/derleh Aul'Da, Honer. JAMES A.
STRACHAN, Prop. OKO. HECK ETT. Auction-
eer.
LAT('KDAY,MARCHIiTH AT THE
17 At1M1011 Hera.
ane entered nt re and eerier .om
acne and reran( 'seta of hwimbss and some
other coneignment..oml In Friday.
04A)ROE BECKICTT. Auctioneer.
AUCTION KALE
Futerti iiKAD 6008 SHORTHORN l AT
TLE 80M11 i'HI%EAVINNKItr,
Mr. Ha-nuel Fume will sell by public auction
lot 4. concession 1. Gnderich township, seven
do en from t odericb, 011 "
THURSDAY, MARCH 3:TH, last,
corn 'ermine at 2 o'clock .harp :
F'i v
good
ow ,1
10 calve
year.. old
arl.Ing tit
year. old: e
Nettle tong�
old : 2 bean
calces
Everything
overstocked.
Any tenon wisp 'ng to .e0 above a"imr•14 at
tiny time Arlo -e .A a will And n. pleased to
.how them through a arable'.
TP vee, t.
RMs : `de mnh . credit will 0,g
• n
I e
on furnishing approve- discount
neat for
hees
rant. .t ralK�Alo�'mt )rowed Gtt rw.K �
SAMUEL lerlt•IK, OMAN GUMMY.
.- _ _-•
_Proprietor. Auctioneer.
heavy ewer" and 1 cow, fit for exppoort,
r butchers or drovers : 1 new calved
w due to calve in June' 1 ..,w dee
I ay; 2 threw 00ws, eve end .I!
goers 014 ; 1 .leers,
7e.rs oI.1 ; 2 heifer., rising three
r-,:rl-in two years okl . 1 heifer.
old : !Moen., relent one year
riving one year old : .0nm
ertieed win be sold, as we are
l'CTION MALE
4 01CK MILI'H CON'S, YO; NG l'ATTLE.
LEICESTER SHEEP A D YOUNG
004(808. •
Mr. Mamuel Howatt will sell by ublic *0o-
lion at his farm, self ford, on
MONDAY. MARCH I5TH,
commencing at 1:311 o clock
(Inc purebred. regl.tered Holstein bull:
s good young cow., all about due to cede . 10
geed young farrow row., met of them Milk-
ing now ; 4 good "leen, two plan. old ;II
Rood Leicester ewes : 1 gaol 1 elr,'.ter rani;
1 tuair of sound English mare., rising four
year. old : 1 extra good carriage mare, rising
fire yearn o d.
.lice. t,ki -ri4.**.h...,.11t.ip.
abort of pasture tit . year, and all must be
diep'and of.
Txeoo . Eight months' credit will be given
on fornl.hing approved joint notes. A dle
count of 4 per rent. etralght Miner' for wish.
THOS. Dl NIIR\'. SAMUEL HISS ETT,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
Situations Vacant
c- -
/j11VU APPRENTICES WANTED.-
} To learn dia.mnkfng. Apply to MKS.
1 ELLUW, Anglesey' street.
DOY WANTED TO LEARN THE
1) hardware bovines. Mad be willing to
work. WORIilltel r hardware and ,(ove
More.
Notice
NOT1CR-DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership of Meese". Pinder 4t Paulin
ham horn '(solved. Mr. Pinder w111 continue
It,heinr...wed Mr. I'wnlln will leave shortly
for the ''eat. The firm take chie opportunity
of etpres'IrM in 114.0 many customer. their
appreciation of the patronage extended to
them In the past. The Change nece...Mate'
A 1'it0MPT '0K1'TLKMENT of all weronnt.,
and In order Ihet pereen.ed attention may 1.'
given In the settlement of 111 unpaid sem:amt.
Fe member of the firm will hp at the tete,.Col
borne meant, 0 in and f lading the 2nb of
Mar�cl pACCT't1pl{UYTS NOT SETTLED HY
OTH1gR HARM SUWILL
COI FIE PLACED
I N
PI.NDER 4k PAULiN._
' T0TICR TO INVERTOR)4.-THE
II eteentmw of the e.eote of the late
(10(n4e Aehewm have den4ded to offer the
whole estate Inc rale. The property eon.t.ta of
real estate, debenture*. Wand. and +trek+.
Parties wishing to Invest In any of the above
ersperties awn get Inn part leolwr. on empties..
Wm te the iTean0t.e.
M*s r.e.11' Acr,w,nr,
ETwrotrlt.
.1 P. Rina" Eawnrrtors.
W(I,1.IAM lummox
1 Onderloh. ilea blit 18(17.
hex been occupying r() nwch VACS i
the riewspapere .the p.iat few days,
war in. Godetich two or three ...are
ago and while here sang 111 0110 0f the
rhurehes, though such 'inquiry ss are
114.1 time to make this morning failed
to tied anyone who was positive as to
whether it WM I Knox t•hurch or North
.(meet Methodist church.
West Huron Teachers' Institute,
On Saturday, the 8th init., the ex-
ecutive committee of the Wert Huron
Teanhuri,' Asseciatiou wet in the
111(1(101 school, Clinton, for Wit ole
of _preparing the program -for the
next institute w,•etiug, to be held in
Exeter ou the 211th and .'let of May.
The following inerulaers of the-cow-
wittee were present : Miss W. How-
ard, Exeter ; 0. W. Shore. I roehwood :
3-11t:'Y'igtrt and J. E. Totu, (lode -
rich, and 1.,11. Johnston, Brueetield,
In the absence of the president, J. W.
Howarth, Mr. Hartley, of Clinton, oc-
cupied the chair. An excellent pro-
gram was preparwt amt itwaa-decittwd
to procure the Assistance of a leading
educationist from a distance.
Green 1
--TIFirre p'sssed away recently at
Dalhousie, Ont., John Green, a former
Gnderich buy, a nephew of
Mee. Win. Green, of tuwu, and cousin
of Mys. J. P. Brown. Ile learned the
minim - business here with the 1 te
roue! Pfati- rT'Ti a piper n its
'Account of the funeral says : "Rev.
1)r. Ross condictod the services at the
*tad Rrave"iale. ----ll{wt'mw - fwn-
eial cet'ewouiee well' also conducted.
The floral tribute" frier borrowing
friends and fellow-lvurkel-O were num
moils 011t1very beautiful. ''1'11" de
ceased gentleman wad of a quiet and
regaling disposition, and wait much
esteemed by a targe circle'nf friends.
wonoWeesidwet-tale familiar figure
will lie nli0se1 from our inidst, but the
cheery smile, and kindly wont of
grt•etit%will liter in memory." Many
vela -fleet iactT riendi1i HA -Friel' fled
vicinity extend their sympathy to the
sorrowing family.
The Holmesville Bridge.
County Engineer Patterson has vis-
ited the Holmesville bridge, a part 0)
which, as stated in The Signal last
week, was recently washed away, and
h is had barrier.. erected and warning
not ices tut up *9 t► protection to the
=i=
cnui,oil ,lw.e4s
rontemplating the construction of a
new bridge at Hnl.ne.ville, and after
a g,rsl deal of discusei0n had 11na11y
decided upon eructing it out the site of
the present bridge. The new bridge
ie t ) Ile of four 011:411+, 101 feet each,
old the contracts 1r tee already been
let, I). V. itherspoou, of Ailsa Craig,
Wirt 'Cinro'te week; and 1(111 &
Co., Mitchell, to Iruiid the super
dr.letil re. 'Che cos; ()( talc bridge,
without ellIa., will be $I Vest, .4,r1 it
'4 10 110 r osuplete.l' by Angiest let.
rwo apatite of the will woo b'11 bridge,
el toted 'length uf*Mout 149 feet, were
swept away. A tempor4ry (.s.'.
1n-idgoJ' as been pieced across the gap
hy reei.lents of the neighlx)rh )od for
the conVenienee of pedestrians.
Woman Suffrage Debate.
11 Council Special Meeting.
At the Let meeting of the, Col-
legiate Institute Literary Society, the
leading feature of the program wad a
debate o1) woman'e miff...we, which
was to be Advocated by Miss Aire • a
Miss McLeod and '\ It Aline Har,,...
Cnfort u'alely Mime A1'10o.l was un-
able through Illness to be present. hilt
1/14r Hargis pluekily decided to take
a double part and fill her place, and so
the debate went on. Alias Lot tie K'.12e
Moon and Miss Eleanor Walker were
the speakers on the opposing side.
Che young lim ie4 all gave clever ad-
.1re,0e0, handling the subject in a
skillful manner. The judged--Prinei-
pal Field, I)r. Strang and A. M. Holt-
erton. all of the teaching st*tl-were
not unanimous in their decision, two
Of the three Deriding in favor of the
negative, the side opposing Woman's
suffrage. Dr. Strang in announcing
the decision teok_the obportunity of
referrifig to Miss Walker's intended
departure from' the school and from
town and spoke in very warm tel
of her abilities an a student and pre-
dicted a brilliant future for her. 'Phe
G. C. 1. Journal. read by the editor.
Benson i.cm:t, was another specially
cmditetrle • tr*ttrre of the program.
One of the contributions WAN an
interesting letter -from Gordon
Wightman, formerly a student at
the school, telling of hie work
in Few York State. The glee.
club gave several ehornte•, HnwAed
Walter declaimed eloquently on 'Trite
Patriotism." Edgar !fickle g*y.' a
reading and Miss A. Hamilton an in-
.0.utnental solo. Mr. Firth was the
critic of the evening, and the dirties of
chairman were ably discharged by
President Leppert'.--- _ -_
Voltage and Wattage. -- �k
Probably a good many users of ..lec-
trie light are 'mowers that land's err'
o a „... -
vge, aril "erne 110010 who hAVe
heed making complaint of the amount
of their ciccLtic light hilly have
been receiving enlighttnent fr the
town a gineer. Al the meeting of
the rem lis"iun on Monday night
there we a geed many complainers
present and,n account of the dissatis-
faction with' a large charge tor elec-
tric Tight durir January a reduction
Was decided on to anyone who feels he
has a grievance,. Apart from the
reasons already given in these col-
umns for the 'neer*i. in t!re accodntR.
the diwsatisbtclion that has arisen bee
elicited the information that there is
a great deal of diff re -between
electric lamp.. Most le know
enough about the subject n ask for
DIN -volt lamp.. as that is 1 current
of the town sperm, thougha time
the voltage RA' reiwd on ec int of
the objection that the light w not'
bright enough. The w*(mage o .an
ineende*rent lamp, however, i* ft ly
as Inlport•ant A matter e* the volts
According to the engineer, and
notice will be found in nor advertis-
ing enlumnto advising people not to
use (amps with a higher wattage than
141 : that ie, a lamp that will 1:00411111'
three and one'h*lf watts per 1 • per 1
candlepower. The use of A low awl •
tags lamp A. compared with a high
wattage lamp cifeei. A considerable
saving In the meter reeding'. al the
lamp dors not consume Po mhch elec-
tricity to pr.lure the Rime light, the
resistance the lamp offeror to the cur-
rent not being Rn greet.. In other
word•, * greeter proportion of the
current goes to produce light in plAce
of overcoming the twiwtanre 01 the
lamp. Hut the lamp horns out ..loner.
A special meeting of the luau roun-
eil woo held last night for the purposes
of considering i what :union to take
with eefereuce to the building of
freight sheds a'. the harbor, approved
p11411') Having IKee11 rul',uitje1 Dry the
C. P. It., and elan for dealing With on.
other Ietter from the D. k 1.'. Company
with reference to the boat which it, i+
propose to have call her this 04480111,
Chia letter coked for the dr;iviug of the
spring piles to,* height of .ix feet
above the gluey instead of four feet a4
et first mentioned, and the f,ilk,wing
resolution was carried : Moved by the
Reeve. seu'•1lnde 1 by the Deputy new...,
that it the D. & C. people- will weenie
eis that the burl will call" here all the
e 11110114 season the town will drive the
piles asked for. Ax to the freight
ahead the plans' subnliltewl were 411
sheds put up I.y the C. P. d1. at some
other port. The shed, there ate ituCII
longer thou it leas proposed to build
here Out -tile nine(. roul.i Ir __ tptaetl
any length of shed. The ...tuned as a
whole ereriled to think there nttght to be
• guarantee from the 4'. N. H. as
to the ow they would wake of the
siie(Ti-"hetan•e the Gown undertook o
buil l them; -and the following -motions
were made : :Moved by Councillor
Ilumler, re.'unded by Councillor Dean,
that it the C. P. It. will guarantee to
use. the'freight .hells for flue can and
Via per Men . upon 1e 111
vestment ()1 the curt of ranee for fiv
years, we will rubnlit a bylaw (or the
construction of tJat!-aauto.ustlo.. people;.
Moved in amendment-- by Councillor
('raiaie and Reeve Gelfow that if the
C. P. H. will give a guarantee for
bre.) years' use and rental At five per
••ant. the town will build the shed",
Councillors Shallows and Altinnines
Wed iter the 'amendment ; and tyre
Deputy Reeve for the moth*. The
nil"nd,'ent carried. Other prelimin-
ary matters in connection with the
building of the freight sheds are the
.ecnrin'g0fperi11iasiiln from Ube Gov-
ernment to me the portion of the
quay neeetuary for the purpose and
the (losing up n( 11141 lei; ti111 of the
;ruble. highway irld''' ...mild be re.
quirrtl, and on motio., of the Reeve
and t' nifcillor Craigie the solicitor
wee instructed to-rommunieate with
• he Minister of Puddle Works to
recur• the it eessery p(rmisrinn for
the nee of the quay and to take the
fleeces
.
the street.,*�w -the-closing-repo o
Publ;c School Board.
The regular monthly meeting of the
public school trusties was held on
)(onlay of lest week, with the follow-
ing members present : Metierd. -SeYD-
dere, Aelieson, Cut t, Blair. 'McLean,
Sturdy anti 'Fait: Tire Ri'ereteere re -
411( of pesy /tient'( for the nmrtlth ut
Fe In Lly Rhnwel-T -Tot d of 8011110;1,
Ind the following statement of le
ceipts and expenditure. ,for last year
WAY pre.ente,I and filed :
R0('LIP'ra. -.
From town _ ... ..... ... Ila 410 sl
Loral .leiti se grant !G&W
044 Iron sold 11.111
57,061.84
invites the lirereuPe of .111 who ate, i
tereste.l in 111. se in '.e. es1444t ial i
vet:1.40114mA. In lite Morning Ilan.
01114 Ice a service col the reeept• of
new members. The ser ruhjm•t
Will 1e, "Ditties of ('hunch NIewbe;-
slnip•"
(hl Sunday last Alfred ,lane 111 a.h' a
farewell address to 1'.•t'u it .t re et
Methodist chur('1 0 Imlay . •ho .I nn
the -eve of hie departure for Ord i•1)
Columbia and pirs('Iifi'd a ori 111 the
right boy, of hie Sunday eche()( class
with to nice book. lining Air. Jane's
re4ideseo in town of five *rut a 1u. 1
year's he 11:10 14.01 a we1nlee. of Vic-
toria street Methodist church and for
mule time 1.i 14 a teacher in the sun•
day riehoul slut the eongre,t.t' i op are
sorry to lose hint. They o -i.11 him
the bast of 0110.x.04 ha hie new' home. -
(lhristian Guatvlian : 111 1.1.0'0 of the
severe financial de•pre..i,.n Ist year,
when it might' hay). teed e;lx' ctatd
that the o1ering to foreign Miesioni
increased h 12-4111p, tTieil } aelma�y
SCate' and Canada, over •rthe gifte of
the previous year. The income on
the. Iin•.'iglt:auissiou fields was even
more remarkable. It inert-nee:I IAN(
year by $1,300,0110. The total gifts on
the various foreign fields were $$,814,
1101). This is' {ti per cent. of the •..1a1
amount contributed to this ()hie ; civ
Mire
The Exceleior Bible (less of Vie-
ille stteet Methodist c,hureh elected
•ers List --Thuradey evening we
(011, ti : Honorary president Rev.
R. IV, Millyard ; president, E. II
eon), .•. )641 oninnvittee. J4110014
teacher. J 11. Mill . In addititsn to
of the month. is7rn,
i he weekly Bible sin on Sondays the
class held* semi Oily meetings
i.n the hecoml and fourth Thursdays
vAN.4371j41 lk KOI3EHTSON, Pustara*s
11- } NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -March 11th
n•
COUNSEL "GOT TOGETI ER,,"
Made' Settlement In Suit Against _ our
Clinton Men.
Toronto, March S, -"A very exce
lent settlement -a splendid • settle
!lieut.:. I.thiuk.L.athald.ul.-Itayat
st of it," remarked Mr. Justice Teet-
zel smilingly 111 the Assize Court Ia.t
night, when. atter art h0u1', parley-
ing, counsel in the suit ut the Nova--
eign Bank v. Ferran announced that
the action had been .ruled by en
agreement whereby _ljI f•'ndan'. Wnllj(j
pay the pleintilfs a 'ruin of 811.04().
Hent- e*Zh wide wnntrt pay `8 w nwni'iRtrs.
The bank defined it sunt of 01
I0.e.t1 • ('010'1 - 1.'. 0. H
Paints and Var del. .... berwta. WLltama C0. 3
`0 fur Yourself --01'. F. Kelly ............ • ...3b
.1 social Disease- Metropolitan MaRWne..., 3
Auction Sale •-A. M. Polley 1
.1uutton Vole -Samuel rune.
Fist l'rioe. in %tall Paper -0,o. Porter s
.You Will He SetLtied- W4mllloy Nurssrler
Dee.. Roods- D. Millar Cu. 3
Uissol it inn of ('art neaah/p-Pinder & Paullu1
.'prang Imported a;nod, Now in Stock -J. H
l'ulborne 4
F'ashkx,sale Spring Silks_'', Acheson t ton 2
Reader Mrda,iu Luetuia
Notice to Kluctrio Light fakers -Water and
Light 4'ou11116.1On
Property for-rklle--t',mel.w tlirvin. Nile.' • • 1
F:vert'thing New Tbat'+ Onod-l4, M. Elliott7
ILK.. -The Two Martins 2
DGlhnery Opening -Mn, 14. Park ...... S
'4'ur out for rp ring --McLean Ekes 7 '
Family Wa+hilar--Thu Signal. 1
Announcement -Goo. Beckett .., 1
House to Rent - Signal tenets. . ... I
Ayprentice+ wanted- moor.
Hod .
3Foore Illfa'
'fhgthrtrtq'- relit/Sin >@ }t
Bigger and Better -Worsen'. Hantware 1
Auction reales-t:eo, Beeket1 1
A('ui Homo -Deo, Johnston-... ,.
Marcl�.len.. H
ls--Hodgerm ....
i'eca
Page
biere will be several initiations to put
through. The annual church iparade
will likely' be .(•ranged for in the
course Of a few weeks.
W. I„1Yilkinems, ,,Niags4'a Falk. -
Onr„ organizer for the Independent
Owner of Foresters, ata in town this
week in the interests of that Order.
A-speeiwl meeting of -tloatrt "Uodericb,
No, 353, 1. 0. F„ will be ,held iu the
lodge re1()m4' Friday night of this weak •
at 8 o'clock. All members are re-
quested to he present, "a looniest' et
importance will be before It wept.•
ing, -
Grorge Stewart, fund iu 01. 1' for
the Ooderieh Musical Society, replorts
that theta al•O plectra for two LW thpae
young men in the junior nand. In
tilling these places preference will he
given to those having bole knowledge\
of music. Those wishing to join may
apply to Mr. Stewart on Friday and- Monday evening at the band raw.
Ea,t street.
The Easter uncinate of Allea'w
•)l%nattily, a luagazino devoted to the
jewellery trade and published by Beoj.
Allen, of l'hicego, coupes to hand in
cover-suggestiveof Boring in both
anti- esigu.---A full-page per- _ _-
tea of the founder of this jewellery
bou fortes the frontispiece and in a
Amble . age collection of the photo
its Hfteeu travelling sailer -
)o.1 picture of our for'uer
man Andrew Breetrken•
-
MENTION. -
Yral in town- 03
F,x Pgx'DITURt*.
Paid to te.e hen . ..
Paid to staff -
t'.d for desk„ .
Paid for fuel .
PAW for blackboard
l'.dd fur .twtionery and printing ....
I'aid for rent of Temperance Hall -
l'ald for telephone. .
I'Aid fur repairs and alterations
Pahl for hart ware .. .... .
Paid for tato*
Paid for supplies
. 53.341 12
Mete
... 1.0.0,
41,.911
13 9:
103.10
. 1.01
23.14/
1..4. NI
4.30
17 .07 I
ty
00'..14144011, W. 0. 41111 D..t. For-
...,eer, all of (((into((, alleging that, in
.Duly, 1951, whiles the wen Were
1..n'rtore of the Clinton Thle"ht'r
l'nmpaoy, they guar ant seri the coil
easy', amount for $2211. Mel. The comm
tinny failed in Fehr nary of last year.
The defence claim.',( that the r
litany had been IL.atell I.y the manager
.11 the S rveereign Hank nt Clinton. 11.
7'. Rance, who 11411 A84111e1 their, that
the agreement wla4 of a temporary
character, end would be rel. aged when
had been rai..o1 by the code-
r any on sale" of their machinery.
('hie latter condition, they claimed,
rad not been observed.
W. Proudfoot, K. l'., and W. 0.
Douglas, .K. C., for the defendant,.,
nd E. F. B. Johnston, K. (' , ,dud W.
, Boland, for the plaintiffs, wet.. the
'omnsel who "got together,"
1.0)7
$7!160.84
0n notion of /desire. McLean and
Blair the purchase of fire e►Capee ayes
left in the hands of the contmgeit
committee with power to net. The
secretary woe inst meted to write to the
principals of t Mtlstford. London
and Toronto Nemo.' Schoch to recom-
mend a tewi ba'r for Primer), work in
connect -Inn with the Gnderich public
schools from Eimer to midsummer.
the salary ei be $49 per month, The
chairman referred to the d"nth of Mr.
Bates, caretaker of t he Central school,
and, on motion of Messr,. Blair and
Cult, the secretary wits instructed to
convey the sympathy of the board to
Mrs. Bates and family. The hoard
also decided to attend the funeral in a
IowlyAnd to close the echoed on the
afternoon oft funeral. Ise fn cal.
The princi-
pal's
p 61
pal's report showed an enrollment for
February of 243 toys and 2814 girls,
with en average ettendence or 212
boys and Zai .girls. Mr. Tigert also
reported that Aline E. Micheletti he.l
substituted for tray anti a half flays for
Mae Matt and holt it day 1or 11Het
Vesta Watson and * motion wilt
passed for her p %pumnt. An applice•
tion from Mr. Tiger*, for an increase
In salary WAN referred to the finance
committee. The following accounts
were ordered laid : finder & Panlin,
eel MO; George il'nrtrr, VI 90; Bell Tele-
phone Cu., 812.50; The Signal, gtl.ixl.
The principal wee directed to ask for
tender's for stationers:
Organist Cogswell has resigned his
position at St. Oeolge's church, to
t tke eHe,•t April 1.).
For the Victoria street Methodist
church wervi,•es on 0nnday the ser
toj)ics ere announced a. follows: 11
a. m., "Hrnise(11teKdM":7p. m., special
snhject. 1,1. W. Millyard, pastor.
The Ninth Noe '1 Metlimilat elutreh
anniversary sera' Mee have been poets
Spaned for a week and will he held on
unday, Meech 20th, when Rev. E. 11.
Linceley, of London, will to the
preacher of the day. •
.tt the 1(aptist church next Sunday
the pastor, Rev. C. R. Jones, will
preach At Lotti services. The morning
subject is "heroic Opportunity," and .
the evening subit'et "An Old (rove
Story." Htr*ngero and vi"itors are i
cordially welcom('d, it
. Twenty-four new members were S
added to the cntmmiinion roll of Knox
rhnrch at the preparatory service last h
Friday evening ---eighteen on pro- M
fesolon of froth. and six hy certiflcata h
from other ehurrhes. Fern*- hundred
Altd twenty-eight, partook, of cont. 1. D
mullion on the )4thhath.
80 much Interred and inquiry in now . t
circling A 1 Ihr. opening hooks 0f P
the Bible I het lir. I Mugell takes y'
'14ene"ili' me hie suhleet for next Non- w
day evening. Whatever may he the e
theories of the origin of these brooks "
as preoented by the traditional or r
historic,' school. of Indents, he
hopes to Phew the certain hand of o
Deity in their inopiration and their h
remarkable presentation of truth i
which mum lie somewhere at the A
fuundatlon of things. He therefore i
J
(
Madam Luettrla,
The celebrated Egyptian palmist, fail)
now give a full life reading for
1444 cents. This week only. Call and
(nneult with her on ala *hairs of life.
To avoid In intakes look for Madan'
l.uctttia at the 8t. LawrenOI, tl,alse
OA Montreal street, linderich, Ont,
(lour' from it a. m. to In p, nl.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ifo not forget the sale at 8 o'clock,
Saturday night. tutu, BECKETT.
Oysters served in all "tyles p fee
t'r ant bricks, confectionery and
cigars. C. BLArk*Tolg4, West street
restaurant. •
Remember we evil any kind of
stuck or business for any person,
A)rivets, or auction. (i. HRl'KKTr,
uctioneer•.
Court (ioderich, No. 32, C. 0. F'.,
tend" holding a supper and concert
in the Temperance Hall on the even-
ingof' March 18th.
I have for sale a gon(l paying Ned -
nese, tmisll capital needed. (;nod rea-
m
ns fel► erltin
worth
Inok'
K.u) into.
:Apply 1t "e to A17cr1uNK1it [ltc.:K.
EDT. -•
Remember the date of S. L. Taube'e
visit to G.J(q'ich. and if there le any_,
sight shake it a point to 4nn.ult hire
at Dunlop's dr ng store on Tuesday
and %Vedne.day. March flit h and 17th.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF,
spring 1si at heed and F. J. I'lYdbam I4getting
his customers rea,ly with t4A latest spring
t snoring. Det into the pronasion.
It. R, Salinas has w seat for himself at the
mental bard and for everyone who waste' o
good Photo he has n cwt at hla attend. in front
of his camera.
E. N. Lewis hos a bili to economize the dey.
light and around at 0. Ilneer Rrnith'n they be
haven. tusking the nerd of It loo. The resent
changes In the store make it e. beentifully
lighted store to 'el
g at good.. to.
The regular nleetiag_of the 1!1,14. E.
Will lid held in the coon 1)01(04' 1/0
Monday afternoon next at 1 o'clock.
Au article by J. J. Wright, relniR-
scent of military *(Taira in Ooderirh
bygone days, will epistler in 7'he
ignel next week.
The following donations to the
.stpital are acknowledged : Mr.
orrl.. Guelph, 81)) ; Mee. Berk,
1me•nlade bread ; Mrs Bishop,
home -invade breed : Mrs. Aldous, eggs ;
r. Marie.'. magazines.
The lawn tennis chit) c plains ( 1
he action of boys who have green
laying h."'key on the elutes groomdo
n I'icton attest, ..roiling - the genas
hich had been put in shape et great
!penes. The pr*ctice must be
tet,lpetl, and the Ixoy. will do well to
'quire nu farther warning.
Robert Bert'a'n, of Hatnil01,
rgenizer for the Mons of tee,elband,
44 been in town for Nome days work•
ng In the interest" et that Society,
meeting of Invigilate. CAMP in ho -
ng held on Friday evening, when
Tuesday.
Jewel' Ile.ale has b on v4.it a the old home
the pant week,
F: N. Law's, M.P., w.s home • om Ottawa
dieing the week.
Win, Campbell wan in Torooto *meal
days the pant week.
MI...11nw ti eldt) levo Iefe en S 111407 a
two week,: visit l0 bait.
M .. Iterldllt. of Barrie, I. visiting at the 0.�
home, the residence of ar, and Mr..Ja
-mee\
Mac%tear.
J. H. Worse(( loft ou Monday for Toronto as
delegate 4,4.14., meeting of the 'Canadian Order
of Hume t'inde a.
1. o
Mss. Waller Hero. corner Nel.on and Vie -
coria etreete. will receive on the fleet and
thinl Fridays of each mouth.
Mr, and Mr.. Pani Turnbull left the peel
week on their return to Sutton. Mn. Turnbull
leaving a few den. In ellcance of her husband
to pay a .hurt Visitto her relative. nt ('hatham.
''e are very Burry to barn that our
esteemed yof'.g friend J. 1. Aitken,
who ha. been employed for the pug throe year.
in the ome'e. of Davidson 4t Hay, wholesale
grocers, Toronto, Is home with hie parent.,. Mr,
and Mrs. Joe. Aitken, on 0000004 of ill health.
A. s. Jane. wt,o 4,a. been office man for Doo
tor. F:mmcr'.on and Tut11611((, left Doderich ou
Monday, Wal'. P. 1t., for Vancouver, where he
will re.ume h1. old position with Dr. J. L.
Turnbull, who Ie peactl.ing in the ('oa.t city.
'rho I)o-tor'. many Ooderlch friends will no
doubt be intere-tell and pleased to know the:.,
although he has been In Vancouver .(net a
little over w year, he hen a large end rapid(
expending genetic% In bidding adieu to hive
Dolcrlcb frtcnds Mr. Jane maps that tbo Ave
and one-half year. he has resided in this town
have been swim" tit • plea.anteet of hie work-
ing life, and be beeves with real regret. Hut
the Indliar rnent., held out. by Dr. Turnbull and
the better preseipect of emitting 44. family of
boys oat in life he. brought him 1.1 the de
mann to again erne stake. and go West, The
Signal wishes 11 r, Jane and his family tweesw
in their new iuls►lion.
AUCTION BALES.
FRtuAT. March 12th. -Auction sale of farm
Mock and hnplementw property of Mr. Finlay,
come...inn It, A,hfleld, THOMAS ((User.
aurlloncur.
Mnvl4 al. \torch L.th..-Auction sale of
chmce mllch cow", young rattle. Leicester
.beep and young homes, at Samuel His'ett'.
farm. S altford, commencing at 1:3) o'clock.
T,,oe. tlttsonv, auctioneer.
Trion* v. March 14th. - Auction eats of
farm stock end implement.. property ot.Tho.,
....delle, at lot 27. conceesmn 3, Weal Wawa,
nn.h. Everything night 1* disposed of. e. Mr.
Radcliff has +old the farm. 'crines. (itnemty,
aurrlune' r.
''R.nknuAv. March 17th. -Auction male of
farm stark and implements at lot 1, o0nomeloo
4, Colborne, eornmencing at 1 o'clock sharp.
J,',op MArrrro, tnw.lotu,, Teat, Ovwrny,
*Rel lunar.
Tucnaiwv, March lath. -CI - IalsgoU'n
-o mune .ear, ono..slon 3, a lett.
TnoMAs (1 (*rile Y. auctioneer,
Mom VA r, March 32.J, - Auction sale of farm
stock and a good 81l -acre farm. at lot. 10, eon-
cor.lo.n 1. Gallorlch township. E. J. Ktterrr
and J. H. 111' t,o,', proprietor: Ttlo*AN
111-Al/Rt. e.10t3alleer.
Torwuar. March :.'orf. - Auction sale of
Aland*r(brcet road hors,, and colt,,, heavy
draughts and general peewee colt. and cattle.
at Mr Polley's farm. eoneewlon J, Udetieh
township c' mile. from 1i,terichhcommencing
lit 1 nch ek. A. 11. Potter. proprietor. TnoM-
Aa (ll"NI1R0, auctioneer.
W1lNg.0Av. March 21th -.auction sale of
farm stork, implements, err,.• property of MRs.
Mw'411Trsy. one mile from Holmo.v111e. T.
I;i'VpRY, sectinneer.
Tu,,-Iwo,v. March tlth.'- Auction sale Of
forty head 04 good •hort.horn grade cattle,
Dome pria.rwlnnera at lot I. com•.,lon 1.
Dalcrbch township, one mile fn
from (4atertch,
atnn,I. ming *1' 2 Rtinrt'-1114Aflt. NAytlTgl.
t nae, proprietor. TIIOMAe 41 44441, war-
tlo*oar,
P 141 `'. Marrch 1rllh.-Auction sato of farm
etoek$nd impMnent4, ate tot (.. coneww.Ion 7.
Colborn(' township, one mile west of Auburn,
emenenringat. I ielaek *here. late* How.
Am. proprietor, ,TtmwAR (Irv:,Rr, *nctioneer,
8O8N.
Ig1TE.-,.a1 "The Malt.!. Madison avenue,
Toronto, on Sunday Febrilery Leith, to Mr.
end MM. (laude S. Sunday, Febrile!,
a sou.
PATT180N 111 'taunt Ste. Meets. Mich on
Mandey. Match 1st, to Mr. and Mr.. H. D.
l'attt.on, a .ori.
DIEU.
1111 hI.EIt.-AI St.
110 en,. ml Sunday, Febru-
ary Cnh, John Miller, aged Al year. and 111
month..
FOX. -1n Landon, on Thursday. March 4th,
l'eter Fox, eget M year. end In months
WILIJMIN In Gnderich tnwmhtp on Thum
day, Maroh eh, otter R %Villein, aged .1
years and 11 month..
(TINDER to Colborne town -hip, o'. Srmlay.
March 7th, .N trete, lLndnr, p11ct of (0 •
late Charles (tinder, aged tel re ars
RUMRALI. -On Tnsdey, March Nit. fat the
r 0)dsltee of her daughter, Mrs 4)14011"0,
Smith 14004044, tint.. Mary Rnmhwll Ifo ta•
eA7 d Oederleh 1, aged e3 years.
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