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HEART
is a symptom ed Kidney
Disease. A well-know
doctor has said, " I Sever
yet made a post-mortesi e s -
amination in a case ot death
from fieart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
werea►fault." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market. most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
alt Kidney Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Stationery
\\rants
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T,HE SIGNAL : GODERICH' ONTARIO
County Council.
(Continued from Poseur
The net amount expended for sup-
port of inmates during the year, atter
deducting $703 received trout paying
patients, was $4,355:31. The average
expense per inmate per day is figured
out at thirteen and one-quarter cents.
The expenditure on houee and farm
accounts for the year, totalling 110,-
430.82 (from whish must be deducted the
value of produce sold, etc., to make
the net amount of expenditure .as
stated ahoove), was made upastollows:
I'erwaueut improvements, $183.01 ;
capital account, $t4).41 : hired help,
hour. and farts, $1116.50 ; stock and
implements. $157.00 ; salaritkt, inMpec-
tot•, keeper and matron, $I,227.0 ;
phy'sician's salary and .appliances.
=t1 7..et;'repairer to building and furni-
ture. $310..10; provisions and clothing,
$2.71rt.57: fuel and light, $070,57:
hark.., protege and stationery, $12.315 ;
taking irunatee Mune, etc., 11(11.011; in-
cidental expenees,-$1:f:: ei ; sundry
aceouuta -lne_4aros. $:317.43 ; total,
$0,430,8:: •
Three hundred dollars have been
paid in to the credit of the county
during the year, for the care of an in-
mate, of whit•h no account has been
taken in the alcove.
1)r. Shaw, physician of the house of
refuge. reported that the causes of
death among the inmates during the
year were: Cancer. '3; apoplexy. 1:
pneumonia. 2; anemia, 2: old age, 3;
epaflepay.. 1: pernicious anetuia 1--a
total' of thirteen. The average age at
death w:►s tier eu t y -eig4 t ,
Registrar's Report.
Prom the report of Wm. ('oats. r•g-
ist,ais the following is taken : Total
uutleher of instruments registered dur-
ing the year. :1,7:61; total fees therefor.
roamed Arad matt te-
crived, &474511 Gross amount of tees
for the year. •85.24S VG. Amounts
paid fox office help, etc.. $1.71.4.2,.
A is paid te'count y treasurer.
$I,1)$4i.2.3. Net amount received by
the registrar, $2,101.37.
Special Committee.
The special .committee repotted in
regard tuastsmumwaicasiestr frt'in T..1,
ItOI,,son, county clerk of Middlesex. in
l.espect to a proposed osed readjiiatlneut of
grails harm 'the- Provincial Govern-
ment to the verities un1versitiu, of she
11111V illi -e, r.runlit;• tiding that the
.,n II •eo-1oiarale with the coo
my
....toned. r.f Nlnllll •-es in the matter'.
Thr ',hetet et i. to 14,1.111 . a 1 urger grant
forthe. %Yt•stIIn 1'nistr.itv.at Lou-
den. a p' .
.o I'he•rr rttw,a nJ ,e d.
1 n.
I I
County Property.
The county preset iy ciinunittee re-
earit•tt thi►t they had-e•aewaiaettl 04,
ga. 1 • and 1,'un,{'everything neat and
t lean Oaf in meal order. Foul teen in-
vent.•s weir coedir;ed there : PIt. , It for
v.agr:lnt•, arae-(ur'fah•e prt•t.t>\ie. one
L . . 'Titq regia -
try ,Jlice L.ua LttL11-exuutatul and
es.•►ytleim;-fennel t .•:et rind tidy. "The
rotltt-- $,near --at' •t'..t- tnnnd. neat end
clean !old wi•11 keitt, l 'es min repairs
;rim.Aelite nishiia.. in the at'1 acid
r.n.rl Troalw• Welt* rec,olllut•na 1r
i.'1'..1 ti al • adrrtlt..1.
Executive Cotnnuttee
The '•xrcuti%i' cotoulitL(' '.' 1'.W•ot11•
mended that the . te•n1Ie1"t,R The Sea-
t:ow:h Gxl•.n.rtoi for the t IWuilty- limit-
ing he accepted.:.cbat tate usual grant
nf'I i he made 1.. flue .1Ktionihu•at and
11 intictiltnral Societies hyliling raid-
hitioiis this year, and ala... it grant of
2.i 1.' emelt I•',irtnrd+' 1iistilute in the
h
musty : in refet.i -v to the •eyelid
mol ions 1 ti grants to ',atilt 15 • arw11•iaa-
ti,n1-. that the mat i '•r he left ricer to
the June meeting. in orrirr that the
several parties to iv settle the 14 t-eiia,n
III the; •luta', n.. 1.111% one grant could
..be made in the oiulty : the: $l', Le
granted 1•',. • the !hooting of ;Lowers
1ar.111Nt t he court 1 .. ; thou- 8.41 be
granted to ea la or the public libraries
of theenunty for the year, 0011111: thoi
a Ctittit o1 d:. per day lie ueadr rot
tfi.•ers and nuts of the :1$r.I Regi
quoit et tending romp this year : that
a grant' -1 $1I) p•..• wadi' 10 the 1'ti.-
oners' lid .Cssuciution ; that x10 1,.•
gi',intryl to aid the Salvation .lrrluy n1
ins work for the protection of cloil-
r e • n 11
.dren ,-that n grant f KI hr up:ule
towards the expenses of the Municipal
Aseot•i,atinn for the-Bettertuent of
Contantptis'es : that is committee of
three tnetiilwis L,t appointed to oht..in
information in connection with the
project ter the ,estahli lunent of
sous) hospitals or sahitariunls tot
consumptives : that a grant of $111 he
made to the Women's Institute in
each ruling, on st atisf:u•tnry es idcnrr
epersttmr ta'ing
rnppliest to: Abe `treasurer ; that a
grant. of $ser fie made to the Clinton
spring stock shots ; that. each hos.
1'iial 1Peeive a grant ot $1101 on the
sefu.• conditions as lartt year excepting
the cen.lititm requiring free service
for enmity patients ; that the con-
tinuation amid flfth-class erhools re -
reit go the dollish! grunt as in fernier
..1"1. Its.
A good deal of time was taken up
in the ennsiderxtion of this report.
'
Jt_{i,(8 trt15vett,itp_ffild3Fii...\Vatwu and
Mtntrn-that the-rlate•re dealing with
the grant to Collegiate institutes be
?wide to mad that 9(2.1001 additions.
Ire granted,, to he exp. tided and di-
vided :art•.'t.ling to regulations of the
school act.
I1 was y.'d in amendment by
Messrs. Guvenlisek and Lamont that.
',ell giant hr made $1,21111 in•tvt i of
iK_,1 MMP,
I.• emeielttient to the amendment it
v a..naovwl by Messrs. Geiger and
{r:al.'Hhet the quest ion h'• left oyer
Willi the ,luno meeting. This was
enrrirtL•
Treasurer's Statement.
The treasurer:- Abstract statement
ori.tereip,l. and expenditures for the
',cal 191 111 swan Hs follows :
kt:..►.I I•i ..
1 atcc front hire . , ....... ...
r'o ry ratesyr.. ....
1^.ix
thIgghtd .odic
I1 II.•n.t ten account ..
Interest . , .
lavhlen t' rt jury fend...
1 of nt.tien.
Our itt k in this line
ie as near protection *5
pllesibt• . We have all
the new shapes. a, bell
as el' the old dazed itd
size.. Our -pricer+ air
eight, ti'0, r.rtte dieldrins
as how as :a• tM•t' ,111114. 1111 .
/11 ','ra' iN41' til''''e
Envelopes ,
o41.o•le fur rilher:i ii
nn•-. of 1'1 is ,d'• come'-
;ral. n'
,u•k Fi...,i..
Writing Pads
r 'I:01•tlloar. eta•k •''
Stephens' Inks
I u•
Th• CoIRniai Book Store
I .• • t:(; I': Pa )It'I'I•:I t, isrop.
i'L•nu• 11Mi. .yeti•
A. Third of Your Time
's t t•• ►sleep
' ti t Iii in d. 1 ou'
t
.nit shame 1.1• A leaden .t att:es..
(31M1: IIEItf AND BUY vont
1tI 9•lt((1\t 1 t'ItN11'I'.UUK.
• %V -e have elegant . fire,
Is•da of t approved rat -
ternN, and dressing tether
suitable to match, Ott l'ukis.
sme
.:. -
smi II `agree are rvossomilde,
h: :amine. and sae(',
GEO. JOHNSTON
I orniloreand 1 mlt.'taking.'
Nest Side Semite.
HOCKEY NOTES.
Or eleririr township rhnlleng -. l'rtl
Lorne township to a gam.• of hockey
to be pissed in %Vest -st. rink any
night •I Mit will Ire sattistactoiy to Col -
boo Ste Al tangentrrltr may he trade
wet. Chisholm at the mirk.
PURIFIED HIS BLOOD.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pill*
Healed Mr. Wilson's Sores
When the ewers of th. t "!v -bowels,
kidneys and skin ((uets- -K, t t logged up
the blood quickly becomes impure and
frequently ands break out over the body.
The way to heal them, as Mr, Richard
Wilson, who lives near London,` Vat.,
fond, is- to purify the Wood, Ire
writes: '
Fot Rattle Time 1 had beet. -if taw;
depressed coedit ton. My appetite left
me and I soon began to suffer Pram hall-
gestino. Quite a number 001 small .ores
and blotches formed all over ter *kin. 1
tried medicine for the Hood and used
marry kinds of ointments: hot withn'tt
satisfactory results. What was wanted
was a thnrottgla cleansing of the hioa1.
and !looked about in vain for some medi-
cine that would accom• lick this.
e •'a pa Root la
list lit. Morse _Imo'arc R pd
At t
were brought to my notice. led they are
sue of the most wonderful medicines I
have ever known. My blend was puri-
fied in s very short time, sores healed up,
my indigestion vanished.' 'f itev allays
have a place in my home and are looked
upon as the family remedy•"
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pith clessse
the system thoroughly. Sold by d1
deatexs at 2fic a tr.rx. r
Administration of juatic.
Gaol accuuut
flobeels
Reboot
management
Onsets
Municipal government
eltatiuuary, etc
Lunatics. etc
Mteatltaneuw
Coudty property
Road- and bridges
lddu.•t nal home. ..
Merlins debeutuie interest
Status debenture sinking tunds
Curreec)'debenture interest-
('urreacy debenture oinking hinds
Hridge dela•.at see MLOWng fonds.
Hill. payable
Ilalawoe carried forward 17.308.02
8131,217,@
66'.8"4'466,5511
33.36.1.40
t.85rJe
S. MIX
a.ata7u
811.148
m,74
95.51
1,400.75
Yt,7:la4C
7.61E74
2,933.70
6,1490,!11
2,711.•:
RAW
E1.000.011
DISTRICT NEWS.
LOYAL.
Tt1Y:NUAY, Feb. 111t.
LOYA1. Lin Aur. - Mies T. Halliday,
of Belgrave, is the guest of Mies
Saallowe, at Maplewood Faros.... .Mr.
and Mrs. Harry '.Horrid, of Goderich,
visite.' at the howe ot Jas, "Young last
week. .Bert Varcoe .has 'teen
under medical care, mut is able to he
around again.
ASHFIELD.
TessittIs Feb. 1st.
&Non(. REPORT.-Itel[ort of U. 8.
h. No. 11, townships of Ashfield and
Colborne, for'the month of January.
Those,mairked' absent for put or all
of the examinations : V. --H.. John-
ston, •M. Graham. IV.- I. Slllib. \V.
Dougherty. M. • Hawkins. IIi. -M.
'Medan ', C. Dougherty. E. Graham,
01. Dawkins, L. JohniToo. 'e3(.
Dougherty, M. • Carney. Sr. 11.-C.
Brinley. H. Tigert. E. Hrieiey
litogie, M. 'Tiger(. Jr. II. --E. Call -
way. C. 'logic. L. Young, M. John
Noon, L. ("matey. PL 1I. -F. Dough-
erty, •J. Carney. 8r. Pt. L -G.
Dougherty, .1. Bogie. Jr. -Pt.. L -%V.
'ger( -A -
Po1.tev, 'Teacher.
LANES.
MONitsv. Jan. 31st.
L.s'K.• L.a .\t -s. -The past week has
given the farmers time to have the
toads again in good shape. Soave of 1't. IL -\'era iV.rods. \\•'loon \Noels.
the roads had been Ant impassableI Lorne Woods, Eddie NleQuillin. Alex.
fur borne time ferry_ seederwn_ Purvis,' Victoria Nixon.. Jr. Pt. If.
our uu•teltant, has rented the black- I illie Mr -Outline. Kr, Pf, T ._Jose dt
emith.hu' in ourburg, taking 'seem'._, Forstci Evanin' \ti411111 lever(. Jr.
, on l'uetidey morning next.: Pt. L Torrance Anderson., Stanley
Joseph Sweltzer, who now occnpie; it, Todd, Lizzie Pio vis. ir:nituA NIN taillin.
intends moving %Vest in the spring to. ,bit Metutllin. Smelter on roll. 51.
cake his future home tier
Average. attrudunr.•
t.'
1 II t'r.{
P
Rinse, a forumer• ussi tent, is expected ; l►t tt\1s, Teacher.
Islck to work for Mi, Sanderson Out-
mediatelt. We wish Mr. 'Sanderson DUNGANNON.
% u
1 doe• \\ Iter n of
1 atl• ..lt IoW A 1. {
N ICCe l
DENTIST. '1' "
. N R U\ Lt Is
I A E 'T
Dungannon; iN the guest of Mrs..salt! IT. - NI/W.-At home et, ryrl,ty xiv:? •ft.
detsurt at 'resent A dle'ghlrad (t is. New remedytor ex•, u•rrlati tr. i.W.•o,
fronttIii+'Iinr atLeudedan 1St\h • it). fu,wo,t..•trerthang:a 1•ruwitwrl l•Ielit. •s.
era 1(614[ nra piss+, a •n, a buy :)the.
%s"1 .decd hn,lye un :lytidAy 'evening' • N. H 1'ow ean'a1w s► t►, t e veal- work mu,
udder the 1.•1414.4•4.. f 1h, Zion teatime lover tent• fu 1ire d n a'' nlM+w-dun:e too
Lal •e•, -Thr II1a11 r111er1 ktt0 Inlay hetti•rf:u•akilms,ford.l ", :!.e
It) g ve I heir friend- ,l meld sant }.brut- I t table fur rhe Sass, u
iaalait.tiee+.. Y --Y 1( E.-TltI•: LOCAL. ACENt'1
- 1 twininglsn ion tor Tho.raiaunl i -at thee.,
BELFNinST. t';.At r It ok aril • a •, •rY r+it..., rn
idle[. a'i3 ix• rvccie t -t Inn ` -+ rut. i tt-, t
.i 0) :N -t verU.ulor and jab ruri., ardr,sceit'. wdl lir
HUM i t ti'A.• Miss Neli.ie N'hite e:vrn fur •aluOnub• u.ut (ur,I h, -:n,:
Vending ai few days' with fl'iends at • Tres -oar, reit. 1.1,
-Ae}enr nn.t M r . flt.nttY. Alfil Yr..
Johnston, tot Luck uuw: event tunila. tont have t he. scum at by nf.thr f.0131_
with the Iad)'s parents. Mr. and \t'' 0111nity in the loss of their sort, Nlne-
tiLerwu1sl ' si'.• Aad Ltr Hugh [sty ,1.. who paste t: to the spit.( land
Hilt. 1 stir, what visited with *etl•
it11e:t1 oil 'ItIC any. r.btuaty 1-t,- to early
Nile last week. • have returned ham••. childhood.
Ihrsi l Smith, of1',rluarv. i4 spend -
ss
A t':. JIFn
:Rvr• --The Annual
Ing a f••ttuight with hi. sister, Mts. ' nn emirs ..f the 11".•st NVawarn.h
i mit,'e Agog. Chas. Alt, or ;vie.' %pnwal
l• -ire Insurance ('t•. wits held
limn! from Winprhanl hit Sunday.
_traria Little. vi Lanes, called olt In ti!`afternoon
Hall en \\•t•rines-
da afternunn rot -hist ween. Atiet'
u ast wee l' Uurnro , )
friends leh k the reports of the .1!,, moi. 'mil "di-
,
and his daltght• , Eolith: [uta:k.,tawn• tots W4.1 i• ;(looted the following new
are on an extent:ed { INII. lo. reta il%es al PeCtore were elected Alex. Stess-
('u thiels Imre ., ..Miss Nellpl• *ti. st t N"asvanush :-John ('ix.
l'Atllill )iii aii.•. • , .nisi Ly her ruuain' of
God,' township. and Alex.
Miss Dto•orit, i- %Salting friends at Nirhotson, of Kinin• , while .luhn
Brussels All she, attended the Wasters of Anlnuit, and W. A. 1Vil•
Lox social at. tit. Helen: on Friday •
evening ment nptendid titer. ao I. of Luck[IOW. were elected 8 1di-
tot . tt asul.tequtut meet 'rig of the
board held after the general meeting
Alex. Stewart was eierted 'resident
and John 11. Kaake. ot Kincardine,
rice -president
ss -1400I. Hin-noRT,-The following -is
the report of H. Sika{. rt. A;htield. for
the month ofiiaomar), ha tofn
n week-
ly tests and'general proticiert v t -V.
-May Shackleton, Will. est . Free.
Donald McKenzie. sr. 1V. -Finlay
short program, at the close of which i
a sumptuous luncheon was served.
The guests after wishing the bride
and groom much happiness left tor
their iripective homes.
ST. HELENS.
TUZtSUAY. Feb, let.
NEWS OF THE WEEK. The hog
social held last Friday evening in the
public hall, under the auspices of the
Church Benefit Society of the English
church, was a decided success
Robert Smith has purchased lawns
Agar's farm on the bth concession.
He purposes moving to his new borne
at an early. date Mr. and Mrs.
John ltutherford and daughter, Mary,
visited friends at Amberle) over Sun-
day W. 1. Miller has returned
from a two weeks' visit to Tdronto.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Edward McQuillan, sr., is very pooris
again Rev. 8. 11. Nlnyer visited
in Ashfield this week.... Miss Maisie
Miller, of Toronto, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. R. K. Miller The Har -
rib Mission Band will hold its meeting
next Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. T odd, ss \ir.
Baldrow, ofMtrathclair, Sask., is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. Robert Smith....
Mrs. David Todd, jr., and daughter.
Vera, have gone to visit Mrs, .Todd's
mother at Pidgeon, Mich Mie
Lilian Clark was-tinlne from West-
tield over Sundas
se nem REPORT FOE J ANI'AItY:-\•.
-- Nina Woods, Edna \Voods, John
1Vebb. Ethel McPherson, Harvey
Webb. IV. -Margaret -Miller, Itertie
Miller, Maud McQuillin. Clarence Mc-
Donald. James Smith. Sr. ill. --Clara
Woods, Winnie Woods, • Frances
Anderson. Hazel Anderson, Roy Mc-
Quillin, Ernest Gaunt. Jr. ill. -Mc-
Kenzie Webb. Stewart McGuire.
Gordon McPherson, Wilfrid McQnil-
lin. Ewart McPherson. Earl Cranston.
Cecil Ilyda.- Besttiu. S"41".
Smith. Andrew (.aunt. Fred Cort.
Sr. 11 Della Cranston. Ethel Ander-
son. Marlys jlyde. Jr. iL-Mary Mc•
Quillin, John ()aunt, Gladys %a -ebb,
Carlyle McDonald. HerbertMcQuillie,
Majeska Gaunt, Willie Forster. Sr.
...Quality Store...
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
Sherriff s
Marmalade
Sherriffs Marmalade, made
in 'loronto, ie guaranteed
abeolutely pure, and needs
no recommendation to thooe
who know it. Once used --
always used. N'e offer it as
follows :
One -pound jars 170
Two -pound jars 30o
Canned Peaches
1Ve were fortunate in
securing a few cases of
canned Peaches at Is bargain
price. We are giving you
the advantage of this. and
therefore put them on bale
while they last at 2 cans
for.... ......... .... 25o
FOR SATURDAY Trope, Fresh
Sausage and Frankforts.
Celery, Lettuce, Onions.
.sdmtnl.trat
Haul amount.`..
l.n•rn-,. . .
rulesoh......
thad n,Meaarn.,•df, ... 11"..'11,
t0.,d.:n"1 bridge. ,; . . ,....... .+1.pta.v,
Ind,' - u 1, l harm-. 1 1101.42
''r Hate. inh„nn,m.inketo* ttino . 1 001.5,
n.,. o d.•twirtnre •11111.0 fund... 1..W2 27
11i1;- i•..4 de,. . .. .. •- immy,
• -
1 ' •- $13'.717.511
Rel.. 414,1'1 Hra.
baud .15.
(teed-tiy oM1e. .... M.P.
IMdcrnptlalt aceibini144(.1•
1. tete-Ito(
r h I A.,.. 1 'cowl 1111", 1.'111,1.. INt7. .....
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'Phone 43
SHEPPARDTON.
MltNra{Y. Jan. 31st. •
Ialttet..-Ret•A... M. Ituthertord made
pnatpsett '111e in this vicinity ou Fri-
rt/0.1..r Ilarry Bennett returned
to.vaicign a rt'I'hnlsday after .'s short
sojourn he, -e with his parents
sant,•• Rosie and Ren Graham were
frau-i»iut %i;ittn a herr this week
Mea. John Tigett has I•rtnrnrd home l%raik.(;race Nh:Kenzie, %%elite \lair
after a 4klightfui month's visit among Bertha Petrie: Albert Maize•. `(r. 111.
ri-lntiyrN in the vicinity of Chatham.. Mats' Colbert, Olive Free, Harry
Nits and Mts. J. R. Graham enter -
Shackleton. [.sever Maize. Orville
rained it strnnlaer of their friends to a •
very plea -ant dirnit•t•'at•ty one even-
ingSi. last week Miss Heinicke, of
Goderich, is the guest of the Misses
Bogie The_ s-n_nng_people of tote,
Methodist ehureh have organized an -
Epworth league with Rev. W. ('on-
Wai as honotrary president, Mims
Polley president and Mr. itingswell
secretary. The fist regular Meeting
of the Society will be held on Sunday
evening next and it is (loped there will
ire• a► good-ssttendance, for these meet-
ings are worthy of every support, be-
ing Loth helpful d iat.•reeting.
UAHLO
• Nloxitiv.:. ak. 3lat,
Robert Glen, of ('olhorne tow
recently sold a. fine shorthorn
t
tWirayAnte; months old, weighing 1.-
t4)I pounds, to Wm. Smith. of Ripley.
to head his herd nt fine shorthorns.
fora good figure. Mr. (filen has two
(sore animals of the same bread that
should be equally valuiable.
Miss Irene Nicholson, of Gndericb,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Geo. (.len.
T1rstnsv, Feb. lot.
NF:n•s NOTE -I. Mian Leta Hamilton
has been visiting friend* in litderich
township the past week Mrs.
Levy is spending a few days in town..
. Miss Blanche Mallows entertained
* few of her young friends Monday
evening in honor of Tier guest, Miss T.
HI►Iliday,
ot Delgrave
The Treble
family are doing finely Wte.
Mr\'ittie, of Goderich. is spending a
time with Mr. Buena.... The Wo-
man's Miseionat•y tinriety meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Johnston
this week A ntlnnlwr from here
will take in the convention at Antolini
this week - • •Mian Jennie' Mcllanly
has Isom sufiering fr.... A severe cold.
Mr. ,and Mlr•s, Writ. \Vinntill•
of Saskatoon. were • visiting the
former
's N N « 114
t r Mrs. ns I.a11 e'
t nslayer, the
prof week..
A Kure tiHow•Eli. On Friday
evening. January 21.t. a number of
the mans young friends of Mrs.
George Nfillian (formerly Miss Minnie
McI'lteel assembled at the reeielence of
the brides father. -Maple Row,' and
pr eent.d the bride and green' with a
basketful of kitchen utensils. The
evening was tlensenlly 'pent i11 gattlr44
and rebel' amusements, including is
11. - MelvilleCtlftert. Chester Damen,
Willie Petrie. Jr. IL -Ernest Dip.
lock, George Brazier, Part 11.- Hoy
Petrie. Boddie McKenzie. Sr. Part I.
Mary Petrie. Alma• Fre. Jr. Part 1.
-George McGlynn. Trion's. marked
were absent for one or more exanina-
tiums. LAURETTE E. KIIRKF'. Teacher.
BRIEF Mlc:mos.-Mrs. H. McKen-
zie has returned froth a visit to her
parents at Winghatn .. ... Miss L.
Fraser 'visited at her home in Gade-
rirh over Sunday Mrs. Hamden,
of Goderich, visited her mother, Mrs.
MrMath, this week Miss Edith
Roberts visited her aunt, Mrs. lieorge
Wot.(is, in Goderich teat week
James Holland was out from (n'dPt i
e
h
Q n Monday Howard Case was
hasue from Ooderirth over Snndcs•....
Op 'l day T. G. Allen and T., .tot h-
ers were Called in their new posi-
tions as sec ry and treasurer re.
spectiyely of t West Wawattoah
Mutual Fire Insuran . Co. The head
office of the company is w at T. G.
Allen's Mra..8..1. Cra rd has
been visiting at the home of Mtir..Mc-
Nally iu Goderich Mr. Geri:Mir
left on Monday for Torcasio If.
Sands, of (inderich, spent Sunday at
his home here.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Joe.
Whyard returned on Saturday from a
visit to relatives in (iodericli The
open-air rink is open this week. (iet
your skates nu J Johnston has
moved into the house vacated by H.
R. hong ... . Robt. Treleaven hart
filled his ice house in anticipntinn of
cooling drinks in his restaurant next
summer. The River Valley Creamery
ha salso laid in a Targe stock of ice.
There is excellent sleighing in
all directions (leo. Powell. of
Blyth, and W. 1\Pickett. of Mon-
treal. are here on Minimise in !Ne mec-
tion with the coming season's tusineaa
at the creamery John 1Vilson. of
Auburn. was here for is few days at
tending to the duties of auditing the
honks of the West Wawanosh inein •
mice Co. Ile has been one of the and
it.trs of that company fur the loot
twenty yearn.
8enrine, the aten.lard hair pou,at!r.
is made from the green*. of the Oana-
dian bear, which has the heaviest coat
of hair of any animal. Ikk. a far.
Tomatoes
('holee ripe fruit, peeler!, quartered and hand -packed in
large-sized, enamel -fined cans, sealed without solder or acid
-the finextt line of Tomatoes that has been offered to the
people of (ioderich. Try at can or two.
Full line of all canned goods in stock.
Teas and Coffees
Our Tea and Coffee trade is growing. Customers tell ns
that our Curfew art• the hnotr value they have been able to
procure in MAos' a day. The% are fresh -roasted land we
grind theca as ordered. Our Teas are the best value p oisible.
All our Groceries are puri,'fresh and good.
Fresh and Salt Herring, Fresh White Fish. Salt Trout,
Yarmouth Bleaate•rs, Finnan Haddiee. Rad Herring. Cod
Fish, etc. -
1 ^•holce Sauerkraut -
Garman Sausages, Fresh Sausages, Cursd Meats, Cooked Hams.
Chola Butter and Fresh Eggs.
Chinaware, Otasawars, Lamp Goods. etc.
-MORRISH &N NATTER
Hamilton Street:
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The Kiondyke Tables Again II
-- Vou•rcmembcr:fur (iloitdyke "Iablt.last year 11'el1, they .will he
ready again next Saturday, -February 5th. 4Ve have been bus -v taking
snick, counting ;&nil listing- e-ery article in the stag('. Everything' rything' we
.found for says reason ‘v'hatever should not be,hcrt ha*;;; becti thrown to one
side and %%gill go on one of the Nitres tablt'. Saturday morning, marked
at prices that will make. the .riling a positive , ertainty. tVe.-.ani thetas
Kiondyke Tabies
becautie each and every ,one will be :a ycrit:lhlc gold ittine.for rsl'ry huger
in search of bargains. 1'ltt're will he all kind. of things on r:t;h table,
but .not t i inch til any -single lint' From all. over the stair.' we have
gathered the supplies ; every department contributes its .hare. We cannot
tell von %%hat you wilt find, but c h table
111 1enumbered
tntIa .
ut
take your choice of everything on it a: one price. • -
Table No. r
Choice 'shin 5o
Table No. 2
Table No.
Choice 5c
Choice 1Oo
•Fable No. 4
Choice_ 150
Table No. 5 -
Choice 19c
re-
''able No. fi
• t'hoier Zaps
Table No. 7
,Table--No.-,ti
•I'.tble No. 9
' r
Table No. to
You -Will ftnd'somc of the bigl,*est
seen in town on these Klondyke
t Tc No. 14 and 15 will be found
Ladies Coats; Girls Coats, Dress
your while going up to see them.
Choice 390
rimier 600
Choice 750
Choi! t• 31.00
't
'aisle No.,r 1
('hoir'c #1.'16
'able No:
r,;1
Choir'. 31.50
Table N.
r,; =
Choice 31.98
\ ,
"I`abl `t1
Choc • $2.48
Table
it
l
('hsire $4.98
T
'l
1
1
Dry Goods b. cerins you ' have eber
Tables Saturday and
next_
teweek.__
u stour-Ihl%will be
with
Skirts and 'burs. It will b -worth
1111111MMItilit
A Lot of Furs to Sell
Our stock sheets show that we have too
many Furs and Fur
Coats.
.
We must get rill of the surplus, and to (lo it are willing to quote prices
that will ten'tpt you to buy Furs now, even if you had no thought of
doing it' until next winter. "
Remember three things -that every piece of Fur we se11 carries with it•
our guarantee of quality ; that styles we show are correct and up-to-date
in e •ery particular, and that every man in the Fur business, who is in a
position,to know, ?says Fur prices will be much higher next season.
This is shown by the fact that recent quotations from London, England,
r rnatket4, which govern the world's prices, show an advance of 5o to
too r'Cent. It will pay you, and pay you well, to buy Furs now.
We cannocafford to carry over one dollar's worth that can be turned
into ready cam, it pays us better to keep the money moving. It will
be worth your While,looking into this question. Come and see the kind
of Furs we have to offer and the exceedingly low prices we are willing to
take for them.
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