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LOCAL TOPICS.
Godeei.s troths -Fronk - _ , heliotrope satin cloth 'With hat to
H. •1L Bellows, brough bis excellent inateh g d-cari•ied pink carnations.
pherographic otudies, is aivertirin;f The gratin was attended be hie
Goderieb for /W:0ut the Ei tti1.--•'tr-in, A».tin Obiiholw, eft+ r
speaking world. Recent name' of The hride'a travelling shit war ot navy
l+uburbau Lite, Outing, Leone's liroiedeluth. Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm
wooro ruoko rs.Mclutnnll's, i other left on the afternoon heir, for Toro!).
le /polars American wage:One" nun• to and otbee points east and on their
tarn di:elle* familiar to Oodetich return will reside in G,elerich. Mr.
pw'ple. Chisholui•i many trieudr in town and
vicinity wish Ilial apd his bride ouch
Pol'.ce Court. happiness.
Severel cases were before Police ( At the Jail.
Megi.trate Butler this week. A charge John Uook, who war meat 10 the jail
of ab.uult was laid •by Chisholm tiro*, to
//Militia Cohn lhevine, as a result
of the fracas which occurred at the Clin-
tut-Goderich hockey match Iart Friday
• night and the offender was lined 111
and costs Albert Herten, who
left merrie England sumo six months
ago, was given sixty days on a charge
of viterancy..
Pugin Sch -e• $oard. '
The puhli :echoed board held its in-
augural nt ting tdr LUIO last evruing.
Stealing omulittees were struck Sud
the fol awing appoints ents were.
made : r. lltitcklin to tui Collegiate.
lnet at. e beard ; Principal Tigers re.i.p-
point to the high school entrance elt-
awi tion bard ■nd to the public 1i•
Gra • 1 oard. The vacant position .4
bee tmly %a", filled by theappoitltulent
of Alex. St*.,itanl. - -
o Ran on Lake Erie.
'rhe- Aigrette Ceatrel 8. S. Co. bas
told its p.t--euget• ,teals.-* King Ed-
ward to Cleveland pantie«, and Irrxp,
rala•n l he Ito cl will ply bet wrell Put t
•lanky and Cleveland nu Luke Erie.
'he King Edwi►d ran for the. part five
'"r wig au11►uiers on the Detr•rnt---sm.
route a►i.1 brought many sunnne• tour -
islet and visitors to li lerich: She is a
*wilt ani! cotuntwliei r cr aft, and kept
veru diose to *cltedul time.
A -January Rose.
Koreas plucked to the garden at this
time of year are not a' common thing
i.. a 'c t 's worthy of note
iu ( d n h, and 1t t
t het etre day last week -Wednesday.
January '12th --the Athens Fraser.
Bt rumens rued. plucked d wellt evel-
op•d r sebed in their garden atter
digging through a foot ot *now. The
damage by frost. :Id Hasuliu
!warts of t1,.- plant udder the snow-
-allows► touch rnterpt i• n in fermi
and baa the hest -wishes of 1111 w
know him for the sucre.i he ,deserve
The Rural Telephone Project. • .- •
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A meeting `n connection with the
rural telephone project in thts district
Society Gus elected the following ern- wag held et the town hall one day last
wo L Repriiseptative tiled front
rXtb fpr the term just commented : tiither/it •gilts of the Id strict' were
presenr, and after discussion it was
d., ided to apply fur a chatter for the
li,.detich Rural -Telephone Company.
limited, and to proceed as rapidly as
possible with the work of organizing
the company and getting `the project
established. Mr. Gipson: a repre-
...... ,i,e of the Bell Telephone Co..
on December. Lath to await ren acs
developed gym:home of typhoid fey*
the following day, when his tempera-
ture rose to Iltt degrees.. He is now
out of danger, though atilt confined to
his lard. The tower ot the building is
owed as a hospital ward, and two of
the prisoners have proved faithful and
efficient nurses Jacob Wilton, of
Brussels., whose trial ou a. charge of
incest has been postponed .heeatuse of
his poor health, will be able to appear,
fur triad tuulo*row iu Judge Holt's
county criminal court.. ...The open-
ings over the corridor stairs. which
lead to the exercise. enclosures -have
been fitted with hinged covers, making
a deeided improvement in the warmth
of the entire building Three art;
et pe -,sent twelve inmates, whet
below the urinal wittier uuutbet--'
`Ths Evaporetor.R Ing.Again,
‘Cork on the neks' *I I'I-foot ron-
ev'rt.• building at `D. -k- lfa.uhnlea
rya' fluor was a•,.uiplete d this week,
and t plant is now in operationgiv.
ingeini .%i:*tit to *brut thirt;-tivr
hands. heir are kuuugh apples on
hand to keep the evaporat.ir rnuning
. . r two s
full time f [h next t tb .
1 t
K.
With the exec Lion ut tn. gamii*tn•mtl-
giue all the m t •hinery is new mud of
the most *t to-• to (lesion. The fire,
i. +
+ -
n,•t inning in theaaa. a . t pert of the
*.•asap, druloratizei whit. pi nllrt,rd to
Ie the biggest . der. MI at the ',seal
reap taros. Nearly :fY.t)s) barrels, of
apples, iuelihliog first -e rte. fruit sad
culls. had is'ri h.,utphet aid ,,loud
in the .►Id done* shoe' end the old
ileo -turd .alt w,ok-. The stoppage
e( operations meant a lobs K) several
thousand barrels through dee and
has
were green and hseen. and the flower
his-sinee °retied out iji the !toilet' in a
yaw tilled with water'. The plait is
tin Euolish CluietI*Ias rose:
Literary Society Officer'.
Tbe l'utlegiete Inktitute Literary
Honorary {resident, Dr. 11.- 1. Strang
president. Mi.- R. 1. McNevii ; first
vice-ple'rident, J. F. McNaught : sec-
ond vice-president Mita A. T. Hautil-
11oD ; eecretary, Midi L Pridhaw ;
{reps:firer. Miss J. 1:. Maunders: edi-
torr n-chief..Mits M, Fingland ; atsis-
'tarir editor*, Mur I:B. Welsh and R.
A: Walter; pianist Miss A. Sturdy: was present and arrangements for
iste.e..i11e.rs. dliw- whit sate Beta .y.i1W4, were
/undo, H. Case. discussed. The townships ot C''v1-
Sho t Course in Fruit -growing. borne. Asbfirld, East \Vawanosb and
West Wawauosh have .►{ready given
{o.•tnission to the contrail to erect
lines within their boundaries. When
the•stock of the conpane is offered
for sale it will be plat ed at a low
figure. with easy terms of payment.
so that it will be within. the reach "f
toot yhody who may be interested in
this 'movement .tor telephone cent=
wunication.
Public Library Institute.
A public library t rtte for
to iIsht
Pet thHuron and other counties in
this district was held yesterday at
Stratford. Ooierich was aepreeented
lay Joseph Kidd. of the public
library board. anti Miss Aitken,
lilrrarien. Mr. Kidd e x p i ease d
to The. Signal this morning
lain belief that such s•otiventions, of
which this wits the first will be of
• , .
r It t cue
much benefit to the pa h11 .
and especially to those in the smeller
places. By getting together and et -
(hanging views and ex perienees those
trailing can gather unany • useful
.I fr esBono es to the' Pnnduct a•1
lib
Ile.. and the -.,atter lit,raries will
to the.•• in rt•'• 1) ciu.'4 It•••t.:rr larirl expt•riruct• of the larger one..
cnintnon inteteste ct the
i the district will be more
:and combined effort can
TheSignal is asked to draw inten-
tion to 'he short c.urse;in fruit -grow•
ing wh' has been arranged for at
the AR 'cultural College, ' Guelph.
' Tbe datestoJanuary 25th to Febru-
ary Stb. T (.rand trunk end Cana-
dian1'aciflc ilWays are giving re=
duced rates for Biis event, and the
College authorities will .do their tit
nowt to ensure the comfort of those
who attend. One .4 the speakers on
S "
t o is t. R Gun t .Blyth e r caro } BI
tb
1
R T
r
his subject' is,••Non in 'Apples in
s
1ID
Huron Count."
A Lecture on Rome. -
Rev. Dr. Dougall win•(live a picture
trave,ltalk on "Rome,:. the Eternal
City." in North street Methodist
church tomorrow 1 Fr Way: evening.
The .Meeker gathered his material for
t -IIs le.•ture while on a trip to the sty
of 'Milne iu the s of 11.17. e
leel, re wt11 include descriptions
, r . *attires w tow '. and'
fain o rand p tp, g.
narnotiyes "f travel, romance, aloe,
dote and at t. In the '.pinion of th•1.e
who laver'r.•P. then*, the pi•'tutwg ale-
ronep.m a g this lectoro are svjwri,it ben,tlt, p11:irularly frons the more
Hut," g,•••d sus Ilu•v vete. !Then 1
For the Hospital. ? 'ihr:.,ti,+
Z'r.ri Ilauunlris of the En.pitc wish
•c:ratty se.
to tbssik the holies of lkalrrrch who ... e.r(ges Ply be: able in ..raring
kirib;tyrnntrHerterl to the fuel fund for in.,---
ltll' t tom the Legislature.
the lee titan in 111*19. Collo-tad in . t. je r-tt•a1Mtd germ in its. report art
1 the ronvenlien edits .tr. hide -with
Rivinit mss -Rear nor and protitable,
s.Idrr-+. though it Kidd himself
lugs. $:lil.!'s•: St. David's, Mrs. Slat k .lrnteethe1 -awin' .01.
400 Mid. Ibi ,t. $lIl.43; 1laynrtd t•i•td 181* Paigans Retains is Seat: -
and ith r •.onion. by Mts. and Jli.s On appticettnn of 1
: tikrkh-ttF%lai(t.- slid,,, -_ was it. defeated c
At the reguTrir meeting of -the- c••ntpci1Gn fti trip -
Daughter* of the F:mpite it tole Of'a recount of`rhe v.v... ons b d yester-
thenss was t ndered ta) the puhtie day by line Honor .1n.tge fin ,•. Mr.
tibials boat 11 for the nae of a 100111 for Eliintt wad only awn 'i.te.' I1.11 ,l Mr.
clewing in Frep•aration for the state. of('arsoua in - this it -owing 11 leer's
i
' work in ecein let. Alen to Mr. iiahl' l a,nt, but the net rt.lill .,f th re.•
for his c ,1,ttnprfiln e ' .
titin of t*1.1": collected in the toe left by ono wed thti latter will reteitp h
with I ' . 1 soil in the e t,:neil. Ilse following ar
Y. M GA. Notes. tl.c figto.illi detsil :
,
t1ld•iT1 t
Sie,ei•ui 1.-Watt'e, I+y airs. Kelly. tifal•::
Rt. Petrify;'.: :L a. ('aerie wu(l hies.
Inn,,'gffl : tit. Andrew'-, Miss t'kirn
oh -rt Elliott,
oblate .for
at the market .pt Friday of next I -" CHURCH NOTES. 1 - ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bar gine in rubber . Doris. See ad,
h cowwunicaliuis ---
wbek• Atmore sue
received is one froup a Montreal Hrm'
which wants utfly choice worker•,, and
extra heavy drafter ; another is trop► a
Parry Sound buylttt who want* extra
1 wavy horses weighing from 1.501► to
1.700 lbw. fur railway construction
work ; another from a Toronto firm
which is looking for burse* uf_nxtttt
quality, possessing both size and sub.
stance. Coneideriog that these borne
markets have been worked up with.
out any assistance trim the corpora-
tion, the town council might see tit to
ivake a grant to encourage' the
further development of the project.
LOCAL TOPICS 1N BRIEF.
If )' on an. inn:, dei III 11) rlenaph) you cannot
alrunt to mi... .t ing the di..play ,f material,
for thi.art at Winner Sndth's. ►.get *levet.
Thi- t. headquarter.., for all art days aupplie..
Up-to-date method. in tailoring.- c n bhle■1
with lava materials and fair price,.,. else
Iildllaul'. e.tablialouuut the load in aupplylt r
mens g,.rment'. Tr)' him with your nett
order.
DM you enjoy the 'annual Jaduary
thaw )
Wir are pleased to see Wm...Sbar•
man again at business atter several
weeks' illness.
The promenade under the auspices
nftba G. C. 1. Literary Society will be
held tomorrow evening.
\' number of local poultry fancit.
ere have exhibit* pat the county
txrultry show at Clinton tbie week.
( u Saturday the trees with' their
-branch*-- ami t r Incas -eoi•eted -_with
f;tttst
made a I _picture.
' It is stated that proceeding* will
likely he taken for a recount of the
vote on the Intal option bylaw iu the
tow °ship of Tucket•swil h.
Rev. 1),'.. Dougall has been :worsted
to gi':e. his Roast. "Rome. the Etrinal
In the Latdeshor; Methodist
tlutuhon iltutlld . January 27(h.
The Baptie' church annual meeting
was held on \Vednesday of this week.
A report will be given next weep, •
Bey. Father McRae hat returned
fruut a fraterosl vimit • to the parish'
priests at Sesfotth and Duplin.
Rev, Dr. Dougall preached educe-
tlunisf ieruionr In -Aorta- street l win,•
dirt church, London. on Sunday.
The sermon subjects at the Baptist
cbur'eb services mit Sunday ; Morn•
ing, "Our New Responsibility" • even.
ing, "The Story of Two Builders."
Everybody welcome.
A union meeting was held last even-
ing in Knox church and was ed'
dressed by Jas. S. Potter, of Toronto.
who spoke in k very interesting way
of the work among ssilurs with which
bete identified.
Rev. Dr. McLean, of town, has re-
signed the clerkship ut the Presbytery
of Huron after forty years' service in
that capacity. His successor is Rev.
James Hamilton, pastor of Union and
Leeburn churches.
On aVedoesday evening., the mem-
bets of the Baptist church choir paid
a suitpri.ie visit to their leader. C.
Heinicke; and presented him with a
elixir. A pleasant evening Was spent
with vocal and instrumental music.
During this year much attention Is
-being given by the Sunday schools
(and young peoples societies 1 ' the life
and teachings of dents. North street
Mrtbodist pulpit. proposes to do the
_saute. Next•sunday wotning the ser-
mon will deal -with One of 'Christ's
name% for Himself, "the Gold Shep-
herd." In tie evening . thee: Subject
will are, '•Whist 1Wooltl,lesus Oct Y' -a
berttnotl ruggesteil by Sheldon's fain=
nus uuok.
The girl* intermediate Bible clans of
Knox church and their teachers, Alias
•. lu. 1 i. and .lied Polley, Were h t •
R
on page 5. ti, F. Hurt,
Up:to•date furniture at the Dew fur-
niture atm* 'Hamilton street.
The W. C. T 1'. meets in the Temp-
ers.aee Hall .the second and. leant/
Mondays ,•f each month at 3 o'clock.
- the - D. t L .- Ewt}Ision _will build
%ob up. will wake you fat attd healthy.
Especially beneficial to those who are
"all n,"
"Lifefiuoyrundow+Dal;' m delightfully re-
freshing for lather or toilet. For
washing underclothing it Is unequal-
led. Cleanser and purities,
N'ANfin. - Old-style tour -posted
beds ; any kind old•slyle furniture :
also clocks, cau.ilestii;k!•, brass. copper
and pewter ware*: t oatoll epinoing-
wheels, books, pictures -or itty kind of
curios. !'all yt or write Ys Ot.n l too
Rr+ITY $prop', Goderich. P. O. HOS 71.
• --rte-.
Goderirh is in the henna belt ell
right White in other post. of' On-
teri) there era* a terrific *form last
Friday. their oat nothing of the mut t
liel'e except a rather tush wind.
Mre..D. Ferguson, president of the
\\'otuan's'Missiuuard &'ociety of Vic -
tin hi street . Met hedist rhumb, ontrr-
tained the members of the S.iti.•tc at
tier hoine on l ue.day evening.
The',igr,ai's newspaper press broke
di.wn'whru a Portion ..f this week. is-
sue n as'iwing 1 nn orf, and we ere in -
kited to -The Star for its friendly..rr-
vices in doing the renfaineler .if the
presswork on this edition.
• Mr. Sullivan, inspector of separate
eoboole in tit. diocese ot London, was
in town on Wednesday and expressed
his appteciatipon of the conditions pre-
vailing at and the progress Made by
Abe l.w.4inatitutien,-
A quiet wed.Ting took plaoe at the
Vict•n•ia st vet parsonage on Wednes-
day. Januar • 12th. when Mrs. Violet
Kirkland, t t Bright was united' in
marriage to \ J. Ramsey, of Gode-
i*h, Rev. R. A. Millyerd otRciating•
t•ndfr the ails
('amp, Sons of Soo
iltan, the famous. teni
periel $tot. -t' wpsey-
Victoria ()Pere House
F'ebruary'3r.1.
In the current Nene of lite Ontario
Gazette there appear notices: of the
appointment of various boards of
license inspectors, among them wing
the following: North Huron- ,os.
E. Durnin, Matthew Lockhart, H. • t.
Musgrove. Sou t h Huron - Pet
Douglas. Joseph canning, Wm. Del•
bt idge.
The county council .Will lneet en
Tuesday nert. January ':.%tb, • at :t
p.1
o'clock tn. The fleet rosiness
will be the election of the War-
den. which is always an. •itlter-
esting proceeding. The county ',roads
gue.tuon and a request for ab in-
crease in -the grants to Uollegiste in-
stitutes'are two Matters that win
likely come hutore the council.
During the- past three months the
Salv,atino At -my has had ten, experi-
enced •Canadian representatives in
(:a eat I3 iteiu selecting a go.,.1 class of
able-bodied men air(' wnuten for cmi-
graines t•. Canada tbi5 epi ing. Farnn
ers who wish t.. -retire help are in-
vited Iu ion -respond with Lieut. -Col.
Ilowrll. lni.uigretinn Offices.' {lune+
"end Albert et teats, '1','tonto, %apt \\'illietne, (' tare ace etieet.
Lond,•n. I
HOCKEY NOTES.-
Goderic* Runs hp a Record Score.
Last Friday night in a crowded rink,
tivr t tintonLackey tenth encountered
std overwhelming defeat -froom the
lor.tl 1.1,11, by tlam seine of 27-2. The
Getilrrii lu IRanI'a eo,nhinatiari was
',Jetty anti in tunny in -t races resulted
ite goals fin the teats. `Time after
time Wi)fgtne, Dean and McLean
woggo.lown(i. 1t`t''•omlhitfrrigPt'
(tartly. The only one of the Clinton
1' min planing at all brilliantly was
R utball at point. Dan ' Serotchj•"
m,i e watts * antiful rushes whi••h
'Dirt in d it goals. l'1a •pman in
,;o* t '&thy :mel -noble teltr-Il
did let wit in he kept mita-tinny o'her
b:crap .hole. "11n•ney" Th.impsnn
tc t.l 00 effective genie white on the
hitt he 'ndttlgt..1 n little too mach
J. F: (Shorty! fantelon:
de ..0 eQlrient teferie.
ices of Inverness
nd. J. M. Ham -
r. and the Int -
oda
l h
•Altr•r''.e.`t• is
The ladies-' ivtxilisty islet on M 'n,h.y l.t.. ♦ 1. 1: 1 , •1;:'•. itc,o ai:r
Peen:tag in tIn I% M. 1'. A. remiss at:A I 1 t't /j j I (l'
eleetei °Mere as folio re : 1'*m-ident, •-
i
iigt'ng.
Mote, Ill
MAW
Mrs. Hamilton ; vic,•,prwad, nt. :ie.. The tomen( h
_.
('hnpman
ltorher
Preparations etre being tuatie f.t n' . Me,ion..l.l cove
Carrie: Remotely. Mrs Joliet. 1 tie 's-
urer, Airs. Andetson.
Mc 1.4•.411
Int
int
banquet en .lanttary Ylst to 1rP given : :e.1 ser
far the centre -limning to the count Y. In No 2 tater. wig nn inteteiting 11'11^ \ neat
T1'F„!rani. `right
• 1
M. l'. A. fund. - ' ;nit urllent over 'e ballot ou which lh' la loot, left win
A toys' department is being ,.reran- mark was lint A re.,+., hot, it yt•a• Ilefeare. F.. r'a
izeei, n gntdluy nntnhors,f hays hearing argued liter the whole aviwarenee of yowl a!liiI , I,an M:. I
R f'.rtwi' TIn.PA",1t. a,•4 1‘
tatlice..n,l n "le -ice to join the A**.sein• th, m,.rk showed ,t lel' in ..t tempi hr t:,Ivs. 1'••n,tur ..tw•r,
lite►. Jew. t::uric and Dan tt'110u11.1 lbs V0111, ti, heals* to r: n ., .:nd .'n tilt +trin11. f'mo,I;M+ t. alrlich, T
(11a 001
Cnn II K
Itun.hall
Fink
heard:*
H,('lure
lenrre.ter
O'Y.ill
Inn.
'troop, Albert
am... W. b.
11 l'rr+ti.n
n.' ll,e.le
Ilatee
Ms'e kiaefl r undertaken the Di *1e * inn City of satin former tt-rtowse -en
study and the physical work respec• Provincial elections this' ballot woe
Lively. - allowed. The rex»unt changed the
Wingham Y. M. C. A. bolds its an- ftgure% in five divisions, but the net re-
-Dalal banquet onTbut ay .evat)' : ' - turves .
title week. Mr. Carrie will atten as three oyer Mr. Etlintt, instead -est two
delegene-froustbe local declared by the returning officer.
• Chisholm --Wheling; Monthly Horse Markets.
13•
minute:,.1►, IMn,.M 111\1 min
+rAMah,* Bair -deli:
atrl.ron w• Thomp.on 5, use . 115
Draper I. Mc(•Iure 1
Nitres.
Belcher had a
Dean played his position v we
The me lights were a decid - • 1
prnern.e-"t.
27 to 2- the record score d the ses ►n
in the O,H.A.
Arthur McLean ("tinily Gee") id
faster than ever.
At Rt. Joseph's church, Stratford. The monthly horse markets which
on Tuesday, January Pah, Mini. in •19:19 proved such a.bnon to breeders
Kate Whaling, of Fibre, wag united and buyer of (inderich and vicinity
in ►narriage to William Chisholm, are to be repeated this year. The hal-
o( f#odmrich. Very Rev. 1)een Me- lowing dates have already been do p R
Gee officiated. The bride was gowned riled upon : Januar Lath; February for the goaltending ,job. ►
i January The "Bonnie Dundee", boys will be
in petunia pent% velvet, primmer with loth and March Iltb An attctloD thorn in the flow{,, this year.
geld trimming and wore a white pie- sale of hones win /be held In the i gees. Jimmy will NII my place on
TOWN.titre hat with plumes, and earticd aftrtnoon of each mirk*t day. that team all right. lark `Viggint.
white TOWN. Mho watt -given away by , The managers of the Goderleh Hoe R
her tether, James , Whaling. The `Market have received- word from Int -
twill, London.ete.Stretford, tch oat'oho.a Bonnie
ie
er-
brideemald, Mist Sadie McCaffrey, portant buyers In different parts of
Dundee boys are right after yon,
condo of the bride, was gowned In the•country indicating their presence
es.t.• to( a ser:- sae.tsslul and enjoy
aIle "at home" in the lecture room .t,
the chinch on Monday evening last.
Theirgosits wote chiefly the young
utr)t and woolen of the congregation.
A. very lute:eating un,siral. and liter-
ary program was given liv the WPM -
bet *and thea* friend., and in addition
we games in the form of contests
added to the. pteasat- Of. the evening.
Refreshments wee .served • At the
*lore. - r
Rev. 'Nr. Hannon. .1 London, oc-
cupied the pulpit of Victoria street
Methodist church last Sunday worn-
ing i•nd prtatbed in North street
Thur -h iii -the reaping. 1)r.. Hannon
i. one 'of the grand old met: of (',mad•
lam Mettiodrem, a logical expour.der,
with a free atnd vigorous delivery. -He
served for tifty ine yee1- in the rpinis-
try and now lives retired at Louder.
Me is no stranger in having Ai.:g
preached :tnnivet gary art vice* in North
std t Atm ch thirty-six }•*:ars ago. and
hay Ig returned at • vaiioue times As
thea alts passed by.
'Presbytery of H rp4tt• .
The Presbyterys nt Heron hcl.i its
regulltr Jauuary sleeting' in Willis
church. Clinton, or Tue.dav, Jauuary
Pen.- 1-8ero-•es•w-psrse t 4' 'H t*-
ers., moderator, Dr. :McLean, 'Dr.
Stewart, 1. A. Anders in, E. Mei..
Smith. 1'. Fletcher, f). Carswell. S. F.
Sharp, N. Shaw. E. Corriere. J. L.
Small aml•,l. lixwil'or?. minister«. and.
W. J. Smith, J. D. Melville. J. Me-
Ney, M. Murdie and Jas. Curt, elders.
Mr. F. 11. Lerkiu Was appointed
m.sler'ter for they ensuing six months.
Mt•. Lind: u'y. of ' irnia . Presbytery,
1 Mr. J. C. Tint. of Toronto. being
lit sent Were invited to sit with the
Pre: hytery. Tht• •essioh minutes of
'r v Presby -
tetl d conga to anions in the I res
ass R K 7
tet y w re examined and corn'missions
rogation+ in the Presbytery
•M representative elders. It
n ask for the same grant
r i.eeburn and inion,
as congratulated . on
r of self-auppott,
el•.'rt wasp adopted
and attditnri,wete Honied.
The clerk repot -ted its. read of bis
corre:rendence with 11*, Hon. t Sec-
retary of State, .E. N. h wis, A . f'.,
and M. Y. McLean: M. P..\oo matters
of social and ,,soul reform.'. The vari-
ous remits frim the Assem y were
considered, some of which wet. defin-
itely :.p served end the ,onside tion
-of others delayed.
The resignation of the clerkship
,Dr. A. Moban wee regretfully a(
*erred oral Mesers. Anderson, Small
end J. 'McMinnwere appointed to
formulate n rrt.edut inn expressive of
the mind of Iho Ptr-byterv. The
election .,1 a new clink waw by i-tllos
and tesultr,l in the ,appointment of -
Mr. .1 iiuini:len. Notice of motion
was given by Mr, S nilit 1' 'ting the
*mount of 1ravr11111.1 expenses of
members to .the General Assembly
paid by the I!nrehyt,ay
Lave was giver, tit Mr. Davidson.
---\--h
of.sw, t'tottualeta,'e in a callott
Kayfielil when the nevelt: ate ready.
Mr. bluatord, of Itrtu•,•Held, writs or-
dered to'be certified to Knox ChLh gr..
'A eonln.it.tcc, (orris' ing of Messrs.
Larkin, • Carswell /u:d Shaw. was
apptinttd_-tcr_sunsnN with Chisel -
bur. sn,1 sin rounding"rongt•egationa,
it tie •.•...t• v. 50 tdtil saddle proper
art-angc.., t for snpply.of 1'hiseihurst
night , h-• obtained. I:her report on
thulrh life and work tea. given Hest
place on On deck -L for the afternoon
session •1f p' -at r:'gnbu• meeting.
Mew.. Fletcher, Dr. McLean and
Lindsay eddt-ese d the l're.hytiery on
behalf of queen's College.
The next. *,gaper meeting is to be
held on the Yit.t. Tuesday of March in
Willi* clench. Clinton.
AUCTION SALES.
Muso..Y AND Tcau.Y. January Lath and
Auction sale of hou.rbold furultnle.
horn'.... rise, uuebiltued gaud, and the eon.
fetao of tivudurrilimicP. et the Aartinn
1;o.lericp, from 1 to 1.,urlod..each day.. 16s:0.
Ineca a c and Til ".. Sutras. surtlooeera. -
ILARRIs,'V -On Sunday.. Jan•:are ash. at =1
t4.su:et_itre.tt, tKt.•w., :o M+.:u.d Mr.
[tea. s no:rises. s sun.
•
DIED.
s fSIPwy\ - kt 9hepwudton., et Friary. Janu-
.tryllrh,l;sortrelame:r.; r!i:ypsan, int bU
4.1:4-s a. - -- -- - ----
Good Time to Buy
\V(r>IEN's ANI) MiS'3E8'
Waists Furs .Skirts
Bose Coats Underwear
Golfs, Gloves, Shawls, Fascinators, flannelette
Wear, Kimonos, \Vhitewear, Corsets, Lace
Curtains, China, etc.
\'. IIV. our usual fair prices are bl1 cut down to reduce our
stock before stork -taking now near. THEN, market val-
ues are riding. You will never buy Furs and all Cottun-
1+cods as cheap again. when pretreat stocks are replaced.
• With us store system requires that we clear our stock,
and you man buy now for your future needs at great
saving. .
JOHN STEAD
HAMILTON ST., GODERICH
NOT TO' - - -
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
cu
un Behalf
was agreed
ale forme'ly
and f3(kytleid
reselling the Ira
Thr
treasurer's
in itsue of sa-rrs week.
Makes Solid Flesh
Bectuse,t creates an appetite.
lt,builile up the jvteid, rutodown
sy stent an a na:ural.'sly - '
5(w. •god E W bvtttes at all drug-
gist;.
Be •cure '. u get the genuine.
Revillon Freres -►
U*..5D 1721
The largest dealers in
Puss aad Skins in the wer' I.
wa pray ',hip_
nllsResr MARKET HIKE
far all kin,ls cf
•
Rat',' Furs 'and Sk{ns
Eor.sa assortment. Quick returns .
Ark tar our :90q4410 PRICE LIST
IT'S FREE
OP/.GI Aosta .laaffOa. .
Ise Dae 136 McGill a: *Unfree.
sax PAT EXPRESS CIIu2a70.
(:ODERICH DIONTIII.Y
Horse Markets
BLit' HORSE MARKET"
WiLL BE HELD IN •
GODERICH
Friday, Jan. 28th
Friday. Feb. 18fh
Friday, March Ilth
Thr Mmuthl, Horse Markets'
in 1111111 were successful and
popular and thee, of 101e
Horses
to be even` more so.
Horses will also he sold\by auc-
tion on each day of rale. com-
mencing at 2.:01 p. m. Extllent
accommodation is assured \lor-
animals and attendants and 1
lending horst buyers will attend .,
The lw•st stock and the best
buyers are being brought to-
gether.
Pr. NV F. ('lark V. p.... President
Jas. Connolly . . vire President
It, W. Henry, Mgr.' sterling
Dank • Treasurer
Go,. Alnrk.. .. !•zcrretary
•
sr 1
•, 8:
It Snits Tien" All
C(PlirgirS
C 011,4114
, WW1 WO 1Ai111 '
Old -and young_
tielight4n the rich-
nessand delicious-
ness of COWAN'S _
PERFECTION
COCOA.
It suits every
taste.
The Cowan Co. i.imited.
TORONTO. 133
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The Signal and Toronto WeeklGlobe - $1 60
1
Th. nal .DailyGe
Sag 1 and Toronto 4 50
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star I 85
luenter .,a prem.o..::.: co. "'Ito Sock.. Aeoceal
Tie Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) - I. 75
Th Signal and Toronto Daily Star. . . . 2 20
Ls
The lgnal and Toronto Daily World . . . 3 5o
Thar -Sid nal and Toronto Daily News . 2 35
The S*nal aid Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empiz . •
• Pre:nium ;acture; "E: .1:' 11 con;- ex'ra.
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sn
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Morning* Edition . . 3 50.
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,
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Inclt,41 ar,,,,.,%tr0-ri::*ertenr..br.ie
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publit`aEtion being the figure glen above less $t.00
representing the price of The SiL dal. For instance :
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:a 95
aking tie price for the three 'paper's ,$\1.95.
The Signal and The Weekly Sum $t 75
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The Weekly Globe ;$t.6o Icss $t.001 , , , 6o
SI 55
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