The Signal, 1910-12-22, Page 44 THORUUDAT, DKCKNnxtt '.l, 1910
District News.
KINGSBR1DGE,
g 11RISTMAS 1'HESENTS. - (iRO-
V 4.Eft !RS.. (tufts cigar*; sleeting Dards,
ate.. on hand. our tuck is well assorted
and of the be..t quality. We extend to
our customers the compliments of t be emuwn.
au.d wi.hiug to join in the f(rttivItle• ourselves
our.tore will he closed during (�'hrb-tmas holt•
day week ut 7 p. ts, U. FORSYTH, King,-
bridge.
ingsbridge.
THt'ItsnsY, Dec. 15th.
AN'01.1) UI8.$IPKNT PASSKs AWAY.
Un Monday, December 12, atter a few
days' illness.z.Charlese Noble, an old
resident of AI4hHrld, mooted away in to the INintitf by rryp, electric wire
Loudon. The terrains wets 'nought hip on the street in the village ire
to Goderich on Townley afterueon, K
thence to his old home here. the fuh- glut -tut Shell is the owner of the eled-
erul.tr►king place on 11 edneed*v at 10 1 trio light plant, and he was held liable
o'clock from Sot.••Joseph(s Catholic I for the conditions under which the
church. The pallbearers were Mor. i hl)1•ue was killed. The case was tried
gen Dutton, Peter Austin. John by jury.
bea•1 Den Wiloaul Mc- • The last rase heard wax that of the
IN THE COURTS.
Conclusion of County Court -Noes -jury
sittings of High Court.
The ease of Yellow vs. Snell, which
was being heard in the County Court
as The Signal went (o press last week,
was minclndede)u Saturday. Judgment
wag entered for the,plaintiff for $'.silt.
Madman A Stanbury (Exeter) fot
plaintiff: John M. McEvoy (London)
for defendant. This action resulted
fr the killing of a horse belonging.
11yerP, hits u C.
THE SIGNAL : GiODERICH ONTARIO
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VICTORIA SCHOOL.
IfQRMAL OPENING ON MONDAY
EVENING.
A Splendid New Building, Worthy of
the Town of Goderich Presenta-
tion of Robert Park Memorial
Medals -..Speeches by Representa-
tive Citizens.
Victoria school, the tine new build-
ing at the head o) v ictorut street, was
formally opened on Monday evenipq
teat. Many of the citizens had
already availed themselves ..f the
'board's invitation 'tu inspect the
sellout ou Friday or r Monday 'after-
noon, and the universal etprewiotl
was one of delight with the.,,epleudid
aPlointments of Ihr school, its beauty
earthy and bled. Itoltiption. The de- ' W. i)t,hrt•ty Co., of Clinton, vs. A. and cymuludujuauPrw end bet 'corse.
is all w"
ceased is au Yr_d.by Atte- tsnughter 1 Pr merger. of Havelock. This w-► 1.111 vel l
-•-HaT[ Tv ng In AbhHrld
anus holies at thin school are
anon to recover on a pnouissory
ir, i note W. Proudfot4,4C C appeared
AUBURN.
, for the plaintiff. but the .defenda:t
• ons
ed 1
M entered ort a -) In -
A Ltxix' SttowKtt.-On Monday tiff for -$573.':0 and the• defendant's
evening a nunllwr c.f the young ladies counterclaim was dismissed. The
of this vtllag1 gave a linen slower tit Court adjourned at noon on Monday.
the hotfftrof.Miss Pearl Denoted'. in
hunet of her *pm teaching niarrisge. ` .�hec Nonsuryt Asti' tet_ - _
• She Was the recipient of Many useful Thi• noel -jury sittings of the High
gifts. A 0)e1Mt'PII)oyable evening was omit of J,4141k. menta, nn. Tuesday
spent in nntsic and social chat. after , • K at the conr('house lefoi•e the
which refreshments were served. Hono,)thle• the Chancellor. Si, John
BoxtrriKo. -k{. A. Itotwl•tnn ,went Boyd. There were five (4(.1414 011 the
toHrustrlsoubusiness on h'lid.Iy..-. d,cket, but only two were heard.
Miss 1Vinoie TI pion, of Hlyth The 'Abets were laid over until the
public school staff. visited at. Henry
Sturdy's on Saturday and Sunday ....
Mr. Clark left on Saturday for a few
days' visit with 1 -k-i 1s at W.IWu ....
Miss Maggie Yunghlut-returoed from
Innerkip on Monday Some of the
boys from here drtts•e swee-4at.see._
big the in Myth on Sunda'' A.
A. Napo. went to Itlytlfon Saturday
: R.
1%tiossoDev. Dec, 21st. war not reprrseuc y
(o l
Judgmrot wa et t d ( h 1 la'
CHI'H('84 Nets. -The regular meet:
inR of the mission study class in con-
nection
nection with the Epworth League is
withdrawn fob�••-this week Anni-
vrnart• servici•x will be held in the
• Reptile'. ehtire % here next Sunday.
Hee:- A. iinghee. of Toronto. will
preach at 2:1•i /. nt and also at 7 p. u1.
• Un tVedneedav night. Decem-
ber 2Mth. a Christmas tree. entertain-
ment will he given.l)y the members of
• the Baptist Sthnday school. Collec-
tion !n aid of the . Sunday school.
Evei•yhoady welcome Seat Son-
l1+� 11U11stypielainnMTy tionelav in the
Methodist Sunday school. . -err•-
vices, for which a specie' p .)gram !s
provided; will 1.• gin at 1ki:) le. tO. An
address will he given on "The Rela-
tion of the Sunday Schoen to Mission t.,'
... O. E. Errant find Mise hluwir Blair
went to Giottiich yesterday to select
-the Walks for resod- of 4he:-M'thu.1'
Sunday scheme'.
1'opoiso, - lin Wednesday. De-
cember 2h+t. at f) a. 111., at the 110me
• of George Denattdt, his elder dough•
ter. Pres. I; was united itl marriage to
J. (i. VV. Strasser. of Sebringville.
Tlte ceremony was per foriued by Hev.
H.:► Miller in the pretence of a few
iuuuvdiatetriende, which included the
KI.om•a brother, After * sumptuous
dejeuner, the crediting part were ire
cotupenit'd to the l'. P. It. st at.iun.
e .-
. n
) mis .glia
where amidst showers. f
one articles in general, and - good
wishes in particular. they left on the
2:35 train for their new home. feats.
wiles out of Stratford. The bride's
going -away gown was of deep old
rose, ponyette root with handsome
collar. and heaver hitt. The 'ride haw
-held an honln,•d Nose 3n Methodist
church. work : hut it is the Way of
women in g••ii rel to rrtWF'TtV
• localities, and we may count upon
Mrs. Striesser'x making 1►�isell felt int
the exult• way in bet nl w -
• WESTFIELD.
In charge of Principal Tigert cud
.AII�M's I.r l F
Tu izel. Hall, - tatter, .
Watson. tViggins. Parsons, Strang
and Dickwna.
There Was a good attendance at the
-formal oi.rniug proceedings ou Mon-
day eveoulg, many representative cit- . __ .
izene being included in the gathering: three soon! .')dents are all mt. the
A. Maunder', cltxirinap gt.tbr ilcbo.d :,rtlie rite. Mr. Tom. who explainesci
bit ted Presided and in opening the the tritile presentAtto l- to the meeting.
prucee(hngs be expressed the pride aid a warm tribute to Victor Limn. -
laud t-utisfrction which he felt in for o for his continued interest in the
curllpletiun of 1 h beautiful and com- 'sch'ol and fot•.him generoeih• in giving'
Acus building. He recalled bis .the -e med:dq. He also reed n letter
own elte,' drys. when educational • faun. T. .-: Hie on which was fol-
facilitreu erre h inferior to chore towel with much arpt relation by the
next Court.of today, - to those days "the three attdiencr.
Carney vs. Township of Coliorrie.-- R s' were considered sufficient educe- Nibs. Macdonald and Miss Down
This was en action M the plaintiff, two 'end people who snit their chit- I erre then called to the platform Rud
Richard ('army, of the Lake Shore
deep 1.. the. high 'school were thought received their medal-. Master Don:
road. Colborne, against the-towuahip to he nutting on air.: but now the en- cit cess nut present.
of Colborne, as the result of the plain- court_ •inentetoevrn hipyhrrrdacatiun Dr. :Macklin was called upon as a
wrrr ch that eeeiv :had should ac- nteuther of the- ('nfegiate Institute
hoard antrati1 b
out that among the bodies to whom
credit was due in connection with the
erection, of the new school wars- the
ammT
�sar�lg�a
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forthrad.and'
acro.s the cheek to the
side of the acme The
cause is the same as -in all
Rheumatism- disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wise the Iame--
Dodd's
Kidney -
Pills
r4111=1.11.111111MIMM. iNDOSIMMIaliMISMIND MIMMIMMINIDGINI
THE LAST TWO DAYS
No time for hesitation now. If you want,a hint about
„b,„ to get for a Christmas Gift, come' right here.
HANDKERCHIEFS
i
i
This ha THE place to bits your (i 1 FT Handkel•chiefs. %Ye hay'• dead loads of them at all vices. coon
foi.5c up to the best wonted. ' lu volitive! .'moddem.w, fancy pi. -tures, initial, embro)idI'lM'(I, blare (sign,
E'ccelda, hermit itched and initial sill,
LISSUE HANDKERCHIEFS
the irteul,•-t H:uulkcrchi,•t n.,.•It. 1,11,M11.
30'0 Handkerchief Boxes to gibe away.
LOADED .
with laces. Embroideries, Waist. Proms, 'Awn
\\'eta*, Shams, Drapes. Crntrr Pi••ees, tiolilrll; :,
'Covers ,1114.1 Mats -all t1PW.
..Ialld (wing flooded with waters i RLivT -lfcxtd rdtrrntse,n. The e11... -
condition at affairs which, the plain- turn 1 .11d the pat'e'nts to visit the
tiff claimed. had cxisted for several Schou.. their leisure and inspect tit
grans. • .1•ldgtnent sea reserved. L. 1.11.4.0;401y..The trustees had taken
E. Lh,n .•y for totairltlffi 51. (i. (atm- .oll.ldetable Hina in their lads for
iron, K. C.. for defendants. the build)olt Paine of them plans
vie I towel council• which had hacked up
The Meechants Hank VA. Bissuunette p I. the schoolipboard in its undertaking.
et. al. -An action entered by the plain- .)(rel Toronto .end other laces- to err "'rewired Tigers presented the eu-
tilfa to r •cover trove Ulivrr ►nal the -modelle "4""lt+, and he tlelirvrd I trance certificates to those of the sue.
tills ins- 11lss tor• of Hay town- that Goderich had "the last wont" 111 ee.sfnl ettn.lidates who were phes.•nt.
.hip, the amount of n promissory noir. 1(1boc'I building, He hoped clod the
lodgment was entered with cast• for t ttentta alt the chnolmottlwould of the pttibe
SI012.5M with interest thereon fn.l„ plendi coudsions bywhico the
July Ith, 1910.• Chun. (:arrow for splendid
ildllrle sturrorouhded•by which they
plaintiffs: 1V. 1'rnndfoeu. K. 1'., for 1'he-chairman stated that littera of
defendants. - regret at their inability t•) be present
• ad been sent by 1lsryor ('atilerou.
PERSONAL MENTION .- Rev. Dr. Dungan Hew. N. Turnbull
and Judge Doyle.
:L... T --t 1T.f Eketir.•i•.ii `few SatiCli' -- ___ _-_
nowt. ?la- w ` Dr. tit ranwas tnen-ca-tted upnl.
Miss 5-exa %1'ig,tivala- returned borne from He 1410rtkr rewinletexnth•.ot his long ac -
Miss H 1f -� yuaiOtan(•e-with the echoed.' of Gale.
Mr.. Frank Martin i- sway on a '.left to her rich. end claimed . the principal
brothers at Detroit. • and *1I the nneulbets of (he, pull-
'Mr.. 41. McMillan Irtt Tuesday 40 coin het he - school teaching 'staff as his
hu -burnt at Markdale. pupilr. He had always endrav-
-meeski1... sialloess,(lett-lancw.ek-4w--cacaos.- -nerd- he--ettit+cai. -ta rad4'' galas
wia to aM• will •pend the winter.
A. A. low lie. of Chicago. 1. •(carding the trona Irrtween the high and -the public
vel t r• wet vt t" u 1 Pchtd)1.,and he ,pointed out the vital
MoNI.%Y, Dec. IUth.
NirTls.-- Will. Taylor. of Voir tido; is
home for the hididay. .:.:•:.1f)yvmoud
Redmond, s.f Stratt'n,d Normal ((churl,
is home for the', hohllrvi. '.tins
\•ere► Mr•Dow"rll iy tep•uding at few
,lays this week cisillog her c(n)8,i48.
Miss Ar:a McClinton, -h5- ()ode -Hell.
Mrs: Fred %l'1'herson, i1r•ronl-
ponied ht Mrs. :IcI'I14,'i on. ars, o1
Icl}l,'ti.itrd fi lends her'' a few days
lav( week Miss Joseph -kw - W4 -.ss 1 -
•'wk • rnt('1reined a. itnm1444 of her
friends on Manila ' PreniIIL' •18 a pro.
grnphive boat heir party .. Harvey
Mel►uwell visited his IVO etas In 'fot-
onto * 'few days .lust week 1n
&tat t ie Thing put loi t h to organize it
l
Ole club in this humid%. A ntrel ins
will Is. held in the school 'infirm on
Toe •day e'Yrnintr of this week to
arrange matter M fill' Inn• coining*
ae•aal)rt D(1(t'1 forget' the 8.'h �• s.it-
tiveLo he held in the %Vesneld
'on i''ridtlt evening. A jp,od
ii�lt ...cta4 ,.,. .'ate long -.'x•
or `the thmnytrrtnk
turd and were
week. Thr
point -
chin,
--t.
---peered n('W
Methodist chine
pelt into post:ion las
potpie of the 'Donny brim
ment now have one of the fine
beet churches it the (ten h( for ata
miler and the olein note remaining
after altsuh-r•tiptionPare inis• com-
paratively • small • lohn Hanford.
who has been attending the School of
Pharmacy in Toronto, is home for the
n
nal
emec4Saful in hi+ recent exumhlatims
and will in s few months be through
-as a full-fledged druggist. Congratu-
lations. John ! .....Chat lie Redmond
has been" laid up for the poise week
with a very ,Ptrete case of ulcerated
tont h, --- -- - - -
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
by local application., n- the% cannot reach the
rine/pied portion of the car. There is only one
way to cure deaf,,..•., and ..that is hy tonal(ter
tional rentedie-. D,Y.fne.,- 1• caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian tote. AN hen lb(. tube Is Inflamed
yOu hare a tumbling wound or Imperfect hear
erg. and wean it I- entirely rioted deafness. la
the result, Ind utile.. the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
(*sdltl(o, hearing will be destroyed ,fere. et
• nine (-leer out of ten are caused by catarrh
which 11 nettling remail Inflamed rondttlon of
the mucous abets. -r•..
via wftl etVIT ere hundred dollar. for any
ease et d teamed by catarrh) that eao-
dot be oared tar Hall's 4 aterrb Cure. fiend for
Chenlars, free.
F. J. i
1t(p.. Toledo, II, by dr s, 73c,
. Falling Mlle
for eonatlpat Ion
Tile woman whn marries* t.. hotter
herself generally be ee worse than
Weer.
n r t n. r*. ow e n Iowa.
Mr-. Mack and 411-' Lawrence returned yr- interest which 4he Collegiate. Institute
teIda) from a six week.' visit to (incase". had on chs efticieocv of 111e public
'4! -,..le -..t. imou+bav«• today for Coiling
build-
school,- as the source of supply tor its
W01111. (O vend al few week- with min
W01111. Referring tri the new
th
err.
4L. .I*.• Wil -un laaway to ("Iereladd on • he .oil Strang the
that ass far a.
month,- .•1•h lu her brother. Mit. Dr. Mel he could judge the town half received
dl um. good value for every dollar expended.
4 a.well Itumhall L. home from the tmtalio 1n respect 10 light -and 100111 lies• the
Toilette o1 Pharmacy at Tuwulo for the 1 Mist huilding w•us •pal ticularly well pistil-
mn.' tal'atluh. red. Me congratulated the hoard up -
Alts.Mr: -aced Mot. David Mc9rien. of Fdgereo•'' on the complete of its undertrkiog.
Alts-. 'aye arrival In 1 ion and ponos. -pend
tog the winter here. and expressed the hops that the pup -
North Hay, wheathi. t.a. been employed on a carr Irf the school propetty, eepecialiy
t'. 1•. tc. sunny gang. by refraining - f • ms.-I(ing their
lierald Kidd i• home for the winter from its would help Mr. iget•t 10 taking
Miss Lodi. Ortwein and 411x. Ruth !tenni.% names on scalls Or de!tlks.
N I
of rnwl ..peat afew Argy -the test. Werk at
Medd. the home of I:rt lh Nd ' " The chairman corrected an oroiseion
11..I. mortis, 11. It 4:. M. of the A. 0, t'. N' , in his opening remarks by }trying due
visaed\\tee lodge- at Wingham. Wijoixtre. :credit to Architect Morley and to the
(herr IeMid Vont whit lust week. r14.U..a'onh aehrre fur st wot•k.
]L.. (less. tit an u,d I(S LI.wld urs, vr
-t --:(arm's M;tcbeli.- ger nettheit rtwttk. r.
�Mu.al for' K I
Mien..
ay n a anlarou, . iia.. w teal, they
xt
purpose raking an wormiest ti -1t, - ptesent(sf hie congeal Ulatione to both
%%..m., sham lllll I. home frons Dawson city pupils end parents upon having such e
aper a101,14-t.')1u (ler u.Mth rouutry.and a. beautiful •.4.10 . 1111i.h such ant -
3tro. c r:' r Ne I ' . mid h t soundings the teachers should be 'able
.ate Jas. neon/heartily eartily greeted by hd,.
I. old ft ien
an old time riullnb.t Of Uadrrtc•h
Oona• I4 r In a gra esus ter o to do excellent work. and with such
1
Cellist.. w'a•the gue-t the* serk'tne
ed Mi'. Jona oppor•t • tee at. their disto.at the
Neer: children would In after grass, have
41i',. Lu. -y Hannah, of ntiuthern Manitoba. (n to
1. 4(+ah,g her rcIMkeen owl deep regrets if they Gilledrelative.relative.Unnuao and i. a[
pre t theuu.t,of her uaL Mrs. 4lalthe.t intake use. ter them. The speaker
statre:: yadrged the children to make 'the brat
Little lYmmnton •Diiniele. the H(ghland owe of. their time and to try, to do
dancer, won the gild watch dan,•iul at the te(rtl.rtbing 1..e their coUulre.
town hast m. Frataf night. He i. a right good Dfield 14.41C0.014.41C0.0his Cnugre8Ulai (hna
dances Kn.rnntlnr Iteelew r.
}Tr \il.cs'-oox rod baby Willard arrhad to those cnneernct1 in the building of
m
!4.41.1 d..y fl Ant Stout:, Manitoba. tie -mewl the school. He dwelt upon the Im-
tlr•'w0erre with her parrot.. Mr. told ,'4' p,, tone'. of education to the whole
tt66. ri f:II lots• ('ict„n •t tart.
•prnfllei jnatifYino( the system of gerl-
t w. Lawton. • represnaing the Wil -nn •l texegn/nr mittCltlonal-purposes.Patetiotorg riof Toronto. , NA. lu'rown ona1at
Tnrday. Mt. Lawton hew h«ev, connect...I He looked rnt•Watd t0 the establishing
with-ete•1'a1 4M4,et.•1,. the amt Ince Nod hi -
the
industrial e•dacatinn in 6.,drrieh for
Rat.rrnat vi -it w.c,• apprecbtt ed. those Wh P
II. J W Ikd h ' of our tow 0. and mule a stlotig plea
the (souk of l'onum•rrc here Get the Inst fifteenfifteennsr n would enter the workshops
. +
t. a en. who was on the +tot o
month, has hewn trandcrrerf to the, Sboue for a broader view of lducation in .its
atT4 (terra .1,,.et branch of the Hank in Tor will Rous aspects.
onto nod left On Monday morning to fake hies
new position. •:u..'.. Dr. Model said the school was
D. H. McLeod, of Melita, Man., 1- yi<Itint,tt ids an honor to the town, tO Lhe bcu►ttil of
.Iger. Mr.. Harry (tell, of town. Mr. McLeod trusters and t0 all who had to do with
ver• formerly as r,••Ident of Whighsnt and its erection. He P oke Of the home,
went Wa..t sweat) yearn alto. Ire ha• been a the church and the state• a. institu-
sohscrilierto The Signal for more than that
unurh.•r of yenta and looks to a to kettirhim tions ordained of Clod itpd referred to
..cqus'sod with the doing, throng's,»[ the the public acchool as the foundation of
_ _ the state. Educitwd tutu, he tateL
county or Huron.
Christmas Visitors. governed the world, --end het, was
. The following l.re among those who have Plea. •d to see .(,ch facllltl�t��few edit -
come home to .pend i hri•tueas : cation provided in 0o11erich.
H. J. Dean, ret. Jerome s 4'oll(qe . Berlin. W. H lt, elr*t•t son claimed an.intiQt-
4'vrll ('.triie. Trinity Pollees. •Toronto' ate connection many cearu ago with
Mi.. Vera K111ott. Moonlit Schon,. Stratford.
Frank roster. school of Practice! Science. the old St.David'a word school, Mit he
Ito.
'Meg -it). not at all sorry to >rc the old
McLean.Mnano',Toronto r al School,
school abandoned in favor of the
D1cManu•, Normal :+shoot, :ttrwt beautiful now school. He congratu-_
.oretto Academy. Toronto, listed ail concerned upon the splendidolivae, Tor bedding which had heels prorided.
, r•rrarford said be was proud
lento to lee it citizen of Goderich. •i'he eree-
tae Lion of this new school was a project
worthy of the town, and he wondered
in such a town as Goderich it had
ng delayed. Mr. Roes spoke
le teachers, whose tier -
not recognized as
ford.
414+.4 Mabel D
MI•• Jo -ie Saundc
onto.
'hiring the evening a chorus of chil-
dren. under the direction of the n.usi•
cal instructor. Mr. Hunter, sang a
number -of C. tiara, Including -The
Men of the•North." '•U Canada."' and
••The Maple Leaf.;'
Thr proceedingi were terminated
With the singing of the National An-
them..
At the Central School -`•
The ('ental school was, in wale_ at-
tire on 11'edneeday afteertiom when -
public exercises wets held. Many
visitors_ were present to observe the
pupil+ who .acquitted themselves
utast_ creditably Inthl-entranee
class rootn Was • Christmas tree.
from whi-h after 4 Ocloce Santa
('taus distributed gift• to the younger
pupils. •this -treat being. pi..vided !ri
the teachers and older pupils. The
staff ut the Central school is com-
posed of Mire Sharman. principal.
and Mises Hutritt. Dunlop, V. Wel-
son alld Stoddart.
' MI..110 Allen. lduretto Arsine
Earl Allen. )'t..A ndrew .8 *liege.
Frank la.ty, %"tnnlpett
tt'flt,84
Rance y. `l. ndrew - College. To
onto. I
Ralph Herald. 5t..lndrew.('ollege,Totonto, leen
ML. Ito -e MCNetIn, Normal School, sural
ford.•
u word
t ' _ v'ePa were 0
' c roan, est Mountain. Sick. the should 1)e.
Mi.. Lely Mc\9cam r. Nor.h !School. et retford. y
MI.. l.tsvle t.aeey-, Normal School. Stratford. It w its Pxir1Ct4J that
or Lauris-
it.ten-
Ml...lean Tom, oronto. ton, of Chatham, would be
MitsAllx :+-under.. Moamar college. Tot dance to present the Robert
onto.
%CotnerSatinder .cheat of Practical Science. melmlrte' medal, which be gives sect
Toronto. tcear in ne•inory of his father, the late
H H. Smith. St. Louis. Mo.
Holiday Hates on Grand Trunk,
Thin tear you will enjcy a long vinic
at the old home or with your fHends,
as fare and one-third rates will be good
going from \Wednesday. December
21st, to Janttal'y '2nd, inelusiy . valid
returning until .lanugo Ith, 1911.
There will Mho he single fare rate over
Christmas, good going I►ecember 24th.
2501 and 211th, returning troth Decembet
27th, and again for New Year's on ile-
cember :11ot, January 1st and 2nd,
good until January Ord. Tickets may
be 4ecun'd in 'advance from F. F. Law-
rence, thus avoiding delay at station.
h.Ihert Park. to the pupil of the (1ode-
rich public schools obtaining the high-
est marks at the entrance examina-
tion. Mr. l.auriaton. however, bad
sent word that he could not attend,
and the presentation wag trade by in-
spector Porn in his stead. The medal
tutu t car was won by Agnes MaciMn-
ald, hut Po etre were the three lead-
ing candidates at the examination
that the donor genet mealy sup-
plemented the gold media with Iwo
wits cr medals, one for Mamie Down
and the other for Wilfrid Dancry.
The marks taken by the candidates
were : Agner MacIk,nald, 5(12: Mamie
thorn, 4(1(4: Wilfrid Donal. 4g1. The
?tlt-nanar I)crem+,er •lath. 'uction -ale of
hoowehold Wood-. fieniture, .roves: c'arpets.I
-,,main-. linoleum. bedding. 1daHetnl •sal.-,
and • nntmber of 'fowl : at the home m. ltd I
tennis road lately o,"t+p{ed by the late 411•.1
Ellen Edward : -ale to begin at Let •(clock. e
Tito. Gr vial-. Auctioneer'
COLLARS, JABOTS, BOWS,
BELTS •
Farley Belts -the II(•w•e'at known, (correct styles,
leather and fancy web. and buckles.
SCARFS •
Net embroidered ends. .Hoyt( -and git•I.Y' wool
telt Scairfr=new fur this season. -
HOSIERY
I))tei forget the Stockings always needed and
1 make a useful gift. particularly for thecliee oars
t GLOVES`'
J. H. COLBORNE
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FRILLINGS If you scant it pair, come here. Hig 'stock and
• . \. lig lot just heal fromi 0' makers Ia.t tvcck. right price, in h'itbrin and French Kid. 1'errir1'Y
They hie all new designs *nisi really elegant.II make -U l'.\It.v.t1EED.
A'goyful Christmas to everybody is air wait. &Kany thanks for your patronage tlttf; 19/O year.
We dish all Oh'
tea4,,rs of The
Signal a• bright
and ha'pp�
Christmas. -
N. B -- For Christm•t-
Fruits, 'Nuts, - Candies,
rc., etc,, and all supplies
foe- the-Chr1 4n1a::-- isstner,
bring your. order here.
Every . efi-ort made to
serve, our custOibers to
their ' complete satisfac-
tion-.
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'We hare otir Christmas opened up for- your .
inspection. and what +-large assortment we {cave in '
1,4 -any Hair Brushestas,ny Military Brushes
j arty Clothes Brushes--'.-1Et ony Hat ({rushes
Rhony Bonnet Brushes t((wny Nail Brushes -
Ebony Nail File.. Scalers. Cuiicules, Tweezers,
Toilet, Mxniettre and Writinl(;l+ets
.\1so a large assortment of Perfumes. by the •best makers, irtcludil._
Kerkoff, Pis-er. Puiland, Roger a Halley. H(tdtiut: Vinolia Perfume (. •.
Ituyler's Chocolates. Fresh shit -silent just in.-
Mao
n.-.4Iso nice line of Pipes." Cigar ,L 1.es, Tobacco Pouches, etc.
Cottle early and make your selections; A small deposit will t-teep your
choice tlntil'C'hriattnas.
Druggist F. -•J. BUTLAND
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'•'alt•• atnre that pleases.'
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
THAT ARE USEFUL
Let u'.
now.
Penal ('hoppers
Tea Caddies
Tea and t'o ee I'ots (lllS.li
plated) •`
(1(x7,011+ I King I'ndtrci (inlet to
Safety, Fier Hearty nod
('artsi•Magnetir•)
5/•4(4.4.1-1
utter Knives
Forks
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�tnl%t' sour gift problems
Look over. this list :
Sugar Mello
I'nn'ing Sets -
.i-
tisHwittg,, Tragi ,
Hock f`y Rkstem IHokvriirtindi-`
Hockey Sticks ,
('utter Hugs
Horse Blankets
Shaft Chimes f. •r ('utters
String and Tenon Bella
Stahl* and Dashboard Lantern.
Tungsten Electric Lamps,
Pirklc
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Make your select( and ""visit
fit
Fred Hunt's Hardware Store
Hamilton Street
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olid
It .Loin. to reason that dare• who hu4 111'11
1•hristml,s gifts now will havi•va better:uul tn..r.•
111114, .t.a'L tn1:111M1a1' frem triton they trill al
chi• 1.11.%1•11f 11 11,1118-w hen off the Iwo gifts hat.•
• - been ch„ -1•n. I►In .t,M•k iurlu.le• ''ct(thing in
EBONY MiRRORS HAIR BRUSHES
MILITARY BRUSHES
MANICURE SETS PERFUMES, PIPES
CIGARS TOBACCO POUCHES, Etc.
A nice lane cf CHOCOLATES in fancy packs ,es.
It C.' DUNLOP, The Druggist,\
South Side Square - Goderi h.
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• stock is rubdown and:that we cannot give you c
a satisfactory selection. We still have a large p
. range of Rockers, Arm Chairs, Tables, Jar -
3 dinieresr Doll Carriages, Baby Cutters, etc.,
1 1 which wall make most acceptable gifts. Articles
delivered free of charge 'according to your in-
* . structi$ons.
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Christmas
Greetings
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and hope to continue' to receive your esteemed
influence and patronage. Don't think that be-
cause it is only a few days to Christthas that our
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