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ORIINAL he See
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ONLY Extracts from `Deport ot Willis Chipman,
6ENUINc1 C. E.
THE SIGNAL GODER1CH ONTA UP)
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In view of the vote to be taken on Hinck* add Britannia to Huron road,
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BE V A R E Monday twee •'in the sewer bylaw, on Jones to Klizaletb, and. Elizabeth
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MINARD'S
LINIMENT
some extraehi from the report of Wil- i to Huron road.
Chipman, C. 1;., on the rower a As great a proportion of the area.
lis Cbi
p m northeast. of Regent Street' rot ptarsible
system of the town, which was sub- should he drained nor thesitrrly to the
witted tri the town council early in the i River Maitland. -
Year, will be of bitel'eit and value. • A branch should also be laid on
fart of Mr. Chi an 1e- Eldon, Britannia and Waterloo to
The first
1 pW iA Elgin._ and as the section mouth of
port is taken up with a review of the Region and Cayley Ireoteuee built up.
existing systeu.bof sewers and of the on addttinnal bora, wool* may be
various steps"in the establishing trod Laid on tutu hof the north and ...with
eltensionof the system to its present streets.
states, tvith a reference. to the report - Salutary Sewers'
In my opinion extension.' to the w►u
of the 'late Alan Macdougall, of Tota atat�• SelleravertPtll should be made ui
onto, prepared in II4111.• ' petitioned for by the owners. to be len-
Mr. Chipman points out that 31r. Witted. '
Macdougall ,ecoinmrnded the ee{at•- On Huron road. southeast of Brit-
annia, the sewer Inny be diseHsreted in-
t.. the existing .ewer'northwest of
storm sewers -and proceeds as tilt- Britannia, or westerly into the Brit -
lows : anni t rOu l .sora. Bowers should be
•'la. the separate system. the Bowes- laid on Britannia load from Wellesley
tic sewerage. liquid manufacturing L.. %Vatterl.er, end from Kesyti street to
wsetes, and cellar drriusge, are son•, Smith. With the construction of
-veyed to the--of-disposalby a tbesRsewerr,-part nttt,e-*swawe-that
system of sytal pile •tweis called eon- now finds its -way to Elgin. ett'ret way
fairy eewerk, while the rurfr,t Watt -r be diverted westward. '
Je taken care of by at separate eyelet') Mary street may be drained - north -
of *ewers celled storm sewers. ' ' weslelly to Britannia. and possibly
"The putreseibte sewage ay a Tule. Jamas street and Hawks street. but
tllust be carried some distant.-, and '„etterdrunuge Ior these *civets own
the sanitary eewru must be laid at a be obtained in alae opposit (thee -
depth of snout the -re feet Below ifl tit'...
cellei, aed I•rsemente la. effect proper 1f the north and ..-•eth streets, Huth
drainage. The scot in $ewers, on the fi,er. Cuyley sing Raglan, toe( - alt
other hand; may. as a rule, he laid A spun. it will be liesTasary to.cinstr, t
shallow depth and the point of dis• a niein sanitery rester from %Vat•t
charge way lee into the nearest .ywterly along '1'liee s ---Blare an
natural outlet. Overflows were to be- Baldwin atre4•1-.
provided in the Macdougall system. for For Morar a,•:us thio may dischargie
the rout water. nut it won have been into the NVerreu street louden sew•e .-
utter to have excluded-ithut eventually, another wain will -lie
".\.rut.ling a` papolatigp of Koen trereured td the ravine. '
people, all using tower water and con -
sleeted with the sanitary iytemi. ibe • .. Harbor Section.
daily volume of. sewage proper . The email but important area lying
ehotld nut exceed tinto.feet gallons, ..1 -southwest of the harbor cannot, he
*trots( •t M) gallons per minute. InelcaF•drained into the existing syeteu,, as it
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thier fifty, cent. for variable. lids. a.1 711 -feet. to 10 [reit lower than
flow would give .Win gallon- per. min- plateriti upon which the wale.part
urea Your mein outfall sewer Iouttir of the town is built. .This area coo-
uf Elgin street. if in proper order. will ' ins one -large flour mill. two 'ele-
diecherrge over twit gallons per fibulae tore.. t'. -P. H. station. freight *beds
when running half foil. Without and found house. coal duck. the town
po,sier house, one hotel and two or
three reefdencee.
After an inspection of this section 1
de not 'see that there is any immedi-
ate danger ter. be apprehended, - taut it
ate system -that is. a systems of WW1-'
- Ltry.ewersandllt separate system of
BOOK BIND1N(T
MAGAZINES,
PF.RIODICALS'and
LIBRARIES
,•and or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
All order.. promptly attended toon li+aving
them at THE SIGNAL. Goderteb.'
A. E. TAY LOR.--BTavreonb
_ CIVIL ENGINEERING
VAUUHAN M. IIUBER'1:s, CIVIL
and Hydraulic Engineer. Ontario Lind
Surveyor.
l°Moe McLean Block, Goderirh, corner
Mom real street.. Telephone 137.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. OALLOW. M. B.
eifl,e and residence. North street, (loderich.
north of ('minty Regi.,iry office . Telephone 1.1
LEGAL
DKUUDFiniT. HAYS A KILLOR-
1 AN.-barrsten., whetter,. notaries_ppubl(a
pectoral In the eeseinuc Court. etc. --timate
funds to lend at lowa.a rate. of Interest
Office. koat side ~quare. unclench. W.
PRUU•.Fl/1yi', 1.. e'.. IL ('. HAPS.
KILL( IRAN.
11 G. CAMERON, K. C., ;HARRIS-
. TKIt, solicitor, notary public. OMcer-
faamtltao Street. Uodsrlcb, third door from
uqurre.
(iHARLES OARROW, L.L.B.• BAR-
i RASTER, attorneys, eoltotor• ea... node -
orb. Money to lend at wwert ra _ter. -
21O. JOHNSTON, 13ARRIf8TER
. rolloltor. oommlrioner, notary' palrllc
tames BendlLoo street. udderich tdt.
V
INSURANCE. LOAIts, E1C.
1A cILILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN
Dl a U K A N C K CO. -Farm and isolated
w u property insured.
Onion -s-). B. Mole,an, Pros., Seaturlh P.O ;
Jas. Connolly, sloe -Pr.,., Oudot tub r. V ;
!lianas K Rays, sec.: tiers., ova:oath P. V.
Directory -N w. Cheney, eeatuetb: John
lit/ft/lye, Winthrop : George Dnlu. eeaforth;
John tleunewu4a, Btodhreeu; Januar avant,,
Meech awn ; Jobn N art, oarlock ; Malcolm
Idc
Ms cit. Iiruoeheld.
Agamis J. N. leu, Hobuervllle; R. Smith.
Hu tuck : Jai. &c.nnning•. aenoaid.11le ; E.
hinckly. seem th. t'uu.y-houen urn pay
asayesnient..ud get their cards ieesoptbt •!t'
Toner t known's. a.ltnton, or at K H. (sotto
mows. warmer street tioderlch.
LO000 PRIVATE FUNDS -TO
l/ loan. Apply to M. V. CLM-
ar.v.d. barrteter. Mamlltoo street Uoderlch.
w.
It. ROBERTSON.
- INSURANCE AGENT.
Vise AND Lion ,1N0 : lantbb, Canadian and
Americus.
prlIU*NT. WO( /411414 AND 15MP1.OY6a))' LIABIL-
ITY : '1 he Ocean Amid/tut and Uuarautee
..orioration, Limited. of London, Eng.
Fru-IJ•f! AN I) I'UANANT*I IiAaplt,e : 1 he U.S.
Fidelity ane Uurranteel:o "ray.
O1114. at 1-..) _mice, northeae artier of Vie
and tlL Davids street..Phone 174
JOHN W. CRAIUIE, L?FE. FIRE
and Aootdent Insurance. Agent for leading
••flaunt and stock oonipanIM. mt.Uratnte in an
nes effected on Per plans and at lowest rates.
-.ail at Hoke, Corner Kest Street and square
w adore.. J. W, uttaniIK, uoderwu. Out.
rete .hung ra
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ALTIili- b KELLY, .1. 1'.,
OVDKRICH, UNI.
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICKNSRS.
VYLANK, ISSUER .OF l[ABR1.
e AUK lice* ses. Ooderlob. Oat.
SHAVING PARLOR
I) EDFORD BLOCK BARBER 04HOP-
D -Thbs well-known and popular stand
uners 141 patrons the bent service In shaving
bair-cutnng, eta, eta. Ladies' shampooing a
specialty. Only skilled hands employed.
lour patronage will he appreotated. H. 11,
buena* bat, Proprietor.
ARCHITECTURE
ARTHUR J. BARCLAY, MEDAL
LIS'1 Royal instituite British Architects
ntsidenoe--Sault. Hone. Uodertch. Plans. de-
tail. and at ecOleatlons prepared for residences
and public buiMing.. Uorre.pondence in
vited.
AUCTIONEERING
II IIUMAO VUNDKY, 1.1V1f STOCK
and general auctioneer. Innen+ on South
street, where he will he found at all times
when not crying sates. Ternw reasonable and
every effort mod to give you satisfaction.
Muss
MUSIC
•
GODERiCH CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
J. H. Ht'NTelt, L L. C. M. IRnglandi. F. T. C.
M. (Torontol. organist Knot church vole. cul
flue, organ and piano, harmony. oonntergdnt,
tar. A. E. Coos piano, harmony. *splinter
point. eta. Miss ANDREW'. kindergarten
and piano. Mr)). HeiNN1cK vielln. A. F:.
Sonar -mandolin. gutter awl dancing. For
Info. motion as to terms, eta., apply at the
'.'onservatory.
TT___
W. J. MUIR & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
AND EMBALMERS
1_M1c. I'h P. West Nide of etilnarr.
tesM.nre •'p1NaM i%l both safest..
opposite Hospital. (IoneHeh. (Int
soot to sewer- the seepage will increase
the flow in the sanitary sewers, +Ind
the Maximow flow from 10,01111 people
might alaciunt-t blit -gallon per min-
ute. Measurements of the flow in the
m Id13 -7ewli demon/aro te.. that the would improve the appearance of the
c ape.city of tbir.main sewer 16 m.'re beach. and avert possible dangler to
han ample for present requirements. the water supply, if the sewage foal.
Storm Water. the C. 1'. ft and the hotel were
'It has been shown that the -1:r-inch treated iu reditnrntation' tanks, and
main sewer is quite sufficient for owthe r sewn diverted to the harken.years to eon,$. provided that it he used The rwrge. from the mill, the ele-
till
for the our. w intended. It may
�e revile, and the power howl. should
each
of inters- t to investigate frim what he (Recharged independently into
arra your 15 -inch mean sewer would the harbor, preferably after eedilnr•n-
convey the surface water in caw. of a ....ion.heavy rainfall: Two inches of rail)
Ido not think that Wle town should
per hour is not An uncommon rate in ,P called upon to constf`ct canyep of the
this Province for a 'thuoderetorm. I wo ktl alovr u,rotoued, scooting
One inch of waternn an acre will yield cnureei.tbat for for power ours.
a flow of 375 gallons per minute. This 1. Sewage Disposal
wmedd 1
fill en a -inch sewer or a grade ��at th!'
otinw to -two hundred. In (lodericb ebmrg into a deep cot rev a that
with iu very porous •soil, large lawny discharges into the lake at a.: point
and yards. probably not wore than ahlotlt •aMJ yards distant from othe` sewer
one-third to one-sixth of the precipita-
tion (outlet. The tall in this disown a is
fisld its way to the sewers.' abnit IMF feet.
Moine figures are then given as to its the -distance 'from the point
the extent of the existing system, and sewage disebaige on the lake'rhote
he relent proceeds : y the waterworks intake is over un
SanitarySystem Gorged. ( mile, I Am of the opinion Unitthe war
Something over sixty earth -basins l ter supply c`nnot become polluted
discharge street water into the seni- I from this bout re. ,
to y sewers. During recent years the!
etoonee or later,'however, every cit y
sanitary sewer system has occasion- i and town Must purify its -sewage to
ally been Forged by storm water, and i Nome degree before discharging it into
a ytream or lake. The town of Vode-
rrch is fortunate in having is great fall
it is surprising that more serious pon-
eyore rti wdnot was pnseided tltasow. A tym at between the sewer outlet and the lake,
Waterloo and Nelson that re • .ed tbo 1 which may be utilized.,in purifying the
head at this point, hut at`any other sewage. - /-
platys the sewers were under pressure, -..• Costs.
It the rainfall bad been prolonged. , The followie.g myi, y .e*timate (r1 1h.
the catch -basins could not have taken coat of the atom arwPrl that should.
care of the surplus surface water, as t- m/yr opinion, now lN' rs tb*t
the sewer sy+tem was then tilled. The
^itch -basins could carr into the N aterloo, from roe: balk to Nelson.
y war feet of arinch rover . - $ 1:-sn
sewers. with the surface water, mud. Nel.nu. from. Waterloo to Victoria. LSO
sand, et►cks, leasee, lil(hi subbieb„et ., lest of 1. inri..,wer ...
Vain
that may at any time cause a h tick Wert, from.g%ibor 0111 to W.Iliogto,
in the small sewers. Basemel►ty d etasfeetm lake is • .kwer Linn
Carley from lar,• .-sink lJ F:idon: itlarl
cellars .-night then co, ue -ii.soaled teat of *.into. +ower 7.7with sewage and claims made upon R+eban• from Kldon W Hoath. I,Nb fcet
the town for serious danlare.ofIo
,
Kldw, from t'ayler • to BMtaoolr 70) 3,41"r
feetaf _*rima newer .-.'urn
Proposed Storm Sewers. - Bette. .,i ,. from Eldon to \1 aterloo. 301
The remedy for the existing troubles f0. t of i8 ouch newer ...... . - 1,4141
is the carrying out of the original µafe,loof from ,.ewer • la t0 ---- --31--
7 R R feat of Is Inch *,ewer .. .... .. 1.4116
scheme in its entirety, by construet-
sing a system of storm sewers as rec-
Smote
om mended by Mr: Macdougall, and The Above estimates include colorer -
in disconnecting all catch -basins from tiona with- existing catch -basins.
the sanitary sewer system and con- drsins. Pie.. overflows, engineering
netted with the new storm sewers. It andtcontingenties.
is not necessary W construct the en- The extendon of the storm suer en
tire system immediately. hut 'the Raglan to pricks wll cost abet. ---1 iso'
larger mains should now be laid, and Htncks, from kaglrn to llnrmn
extensions made as deemed neces- Jooee, boat Kllraabelh to Hnrm
nor y. - 15.10$
f - would therefore recominend the The total aulonnt expended (orbit r
upon the sanitary s*'wer system in
Or let•ich is r•idiytflo.sly small, n)) com-
pared with,effe sums spent in mail%
and Hamilton may he deferred for the other to is. If the amount re-
sbnireet to construct necessary storm
present. hewers were added to the amount spent
I would.alao recommend that a shoat, Lite ew(141+aey--ew
eerer- 4otssi- venstlet
storm sewer be laid on West s t then fall short of the average expendi-
froul the old stone .train at the top of One for sewerage in this Province.
the hill to Wellington. in considering the cost of m ' !lire!
The foregoing etliklin- oewers will works, it should he borne in mind that
serve for some nave to take care of the low prices of Ilan do not prevail lo -
the surf*re water from all that pot- day and it le to be hoped that they
tion of the town north of Elgin, in• may not prevail again. It yon.- prP.-
eluding the business section. . ent weaver system were to be built lit -
The large area lying south of the day the coast would probably 1a, in-
ihove slopes uniformly towards the cePtel rl by :M) to 40 per cent.
lake from the O. T. Railway, which
follows the hank of the River Mait-
land.
Ae the old wooden drains on Raglan
and acroas the Agricultural grounds,
end on Blake and Thomas, are now 01
little or not Uwe, the surface water now
stan3s in the ditches. and forms
ponds. To provide an outlet for this
water a large storm drain should Ire
built from the lake front along Cay -
ley street to the Agricultural grounds.
thence easterly and approximately on
tbe line of the olil timber (train
as. :nen the Agritultoral grounds,
along (raglan, sRehm)/osa ))ehl grnundf,
Murray lot, and *eat on Raglan to
Weeks.
Blanches should also he laid on
immediate construction of a storm
sewer on Waterloo. from the river
bank to Nelson, thence along Nelson
to Victoria. Branches on Victoria.
Recommendation.
1 wonid therefore recommend that a
bylaw b' sol 'Ws' for $I4,511) to por-
e ide
ro.vide for the a tistritctjpn of the five
first mentioned Morin sewers.
The street ditches and gutters on
Elton, Raglan. Hinck)), and aevernl
other streete tributary to the t'ny•
ley -Raglan etot•ill sewer will weave•
the pnrpoae of conveying the snt•feee
water to the 'torn) sewer until the
))treete Ate built upon and permanent
roadway'., ronetrlletptl. -
Overflown for the existing eeweie
should be provided at all point)) where
gorging now OeelIre, and a)) many of
the retch -basin"' aA possible steroid he
Connected with the ))team sewe•r*.
A. VETERAN TEACHER.
George Burd Completes Fifty Years in
Goo School,
%%* hen the UbrisLwas vacation
Collars at'noud Ueurge Baird, titanhpye
sturdy school teacher. will have
taught fifty yeas* in one school a
reword that tete teaclerr have at-
tained.
Whets a boy of nineteen years be
began W Leach iu the rchuol ha now
occupies. in *01me inetences he has
taught three generations. ,Malcolm
McEwen was lir p.lpil ; today he to
teaching Mr. McEwen Lei grandchildren
tcbildren of Adam StaWara and John
JleFarlaue.
He was alweyd etAisidered one of
the beet tracheas of Ontario and his
pupils have done credit Cu his teach -
nig and speak of haw as one of the
beet wen they have known. They are
scattered over ulrary+ lands,.etll over
Ontario, many in .he, 1Vest. Some
are bolding responsible positions In
Chicago anti New York anti- one of
thew, Dr. James Butchart, a, medical
missionary iu China.
His school is two and a•halt toiler
Yroui his home. LING years he, has a
bicyeleiu suu►mer, au wintrebel walk..
H.• ben no nee for rt fur coat. \\'leu
the weather it severe he door his
"plaidfe' and n,al•chre bravely on.
He is strong and hearty and enjoys
life ; never happier than wben ►huw-
ing *favor t.1 suwe„ue t. upright and
h.ioorable iu bis deeliti S -tit all, in
every cense a gewlr,uau.
Besides his dry ralirrul .be'has been
sabbath school superustendr*tL for. the
sahtath school 'fetid each summer in
bis school for over twenty years. It
heed}s uruielly in _toll and ends in
ovewlrel'• 'There the rt:holrrs ale a call by the congregation of Oentnil
Lbw uughly lautibt fryryt Inc 11.1 0* and Methodist :hureh, hi. Thwarter. to Ire -
Shorter Catet:hasul. For the coirr':t, ei,Ilir iaotaor of that church in ,lune,
repeating of the Bible verses and ItNI.
Shorter Cuteehjsw. wore diploma. 'The warring$ till, consummated on
Ir the Ilene, al Assrwuly have been
eline*d.y• 1►ecetulier • 3
1e'. at the
glta•11 tm the scnOla e f the rcb,itb home ut Jl:•. and Mrs. John Abraham:,
throe terhApa been 'my other one g•tlriiherry. ui M... Minnie El,,ai,rtlt
school w Ontario. Ther are in the TA bre haul to Edgar Biggins. Itev.
rabbet echoed few teaibere whu oleL \\ . Mr Krmrir..tilriaird.
ei tally aealoue ea the .uperinteudeut• A Ilett wedding WWI s.demuirvd
Ea •y Thanksgiving Day the Sabiatb 1 y K
scho• scholars arseuible and are sit= At 1:Itwvilleon the Itth Inst.,. .. at jhi•
homy of M r. 0041 Mea huhu M r*
when their daughter. Mee. Laurie h
peme t he hiide of Hsrvev.-Perkin-. of
Uels•wnr. About fifty gue.t. were
present.
How Old People
May Prolong
Their Laves
At advanced age the organs. Act
more slowly than in youth. Circu-
lation becomes poor, blood thin and
watery, appetite fitful, and diger-
, tin, weak. This condition leaves
the system open to disease such as
Coughs, Colds, ...Grippe, Pneumo-
nia, Rheumatism, etc.
VINOL is the greatest health
creator and body. builder we know •
of for old people, as it supplies
the very elements needed to re-
build wasting tissue apd replace
weakness with strength.
HERE 1* THF: rift10!
A cane Is recorded 1. Albany, 11. Y., of
• won,..n who frit •he was breaking
down by age and war dummied to the
weak and feeble r If ion of old people.
rhe had no strength and 11.e .1ltthtrel ea-
'*rtl.ro tired her, but '.ISII . made her
well and strong, old she Hates tkat ehe
feet ter years y ...anger than she did be-
fure taking 41NOL.- -• -
\\•e ask every aged persop, in
this neighborhood to- try a bottle
of VINOL with the understanding
that we will return their money if it
does not prove beneficial.
H. C. Dunlop, I iruggi,t. (;od*rich.
femme. And is,mk. ,u a given as to--
wal•ds cording to merit.
The ttuful farm on whieh Mr.
HAird,now 'vets is the oil bousestead,
where his ' recite. Mr. and Jils.
Thorium Bei • sett led un wheat was The news was received it Hrueeele
then called a •'Ifut•.iii Tract." hast week of the death at t'elga, of
There they were erllllLted W see "the William, clerk, it y•.uog uuu, wet. v.
fdreet tilowents the rise." blood two years of rdr w hr -e home w(i. fn
roads appeared and. re whistle of the the. vicinity of iicus..-1 Hr. .h• .1
engine of the ua,lws:y could be beard wars the reaultof an•illnre. of w 4.1 •
wheu the L., H. it 11. ilttfny p.used fever.
through. The parrots • or long since The comfnttatile h-ose-,uf M. Ilow-
guue to rest. land, on the 14 0 ci,itcr..I.(II of M. K•1 -
Although Sir. Baird will • .t have lop. was demi roped by fire gin -t+a ur-
his school duties 10 perforin. is wile day night. Derpoulrr 17.0. A or ..
ot the men who ea t be i 1 . He eortents wele den, ro)ed. Tor Is ..,s.,
has no thought ot ,'sating u it: an which wee a bre k v. u e•. wa D.'
mind as well as ha bialy ae always ac- sired for ttt.:.lst and the c ,h••-ilt o.
Live. 8:11111.
Mir.. Lizzie McEwen. one of -Mr.
Baird'. pupils, will teach the school
that has sib long Is•i n his. She boa
proved herself au root rirnt teacher and
alt wish her every success. Brussels
l'oet.
DISTRICT NEWS.
A movement is on fort in Meeforah
to a»tablisb a crib syetelu of business
among the we•ch.o,ts ..t that tows.
A. Gilmour, B. A., of Stoll d- ins.
has been engaged asptiucipal o!. Brim-
eels public end contiuuatiou school to
succeed JIr. Camera°, who resigned re-
cently.
Wingham'ratepay'ers will vote on K
bylaw at the municipal elections to
l atee $l,:dW) to complete the' payments
on the main sewer and sewage dis-
pose! works.
,titer a few day.' illneie front pneu-
monia, Henry, the sixteen -year-old
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilde, of
Step eu township, passed away uu
Sunda 18th ilea. -
1het• m of the Late Jesse Bateman,
on the pth concession of Grey, haw
been purchased by John Bateman, a
brother of the deceased. The pur-
chase price was $1,1111,
Chas. H. Dodds. who has cm r:ed on
A tailoring bus:uess at Brussels for
several years, hats disp.,sed mf his hoer•
nese to W. P. Erase•. Mr. Dodds
purposes removin,t to Van'. meter.
Rev. David Rowers, of Sea'.urtb
Methodist church, hits beep extenif d
the teaehers'snd otticer- of Mrd
chw ch I3ahh..tl ,chw.d, issae..yi.,
rented J. H. L'ameron wilt a -mks
hrella, with gold-niotsgt d oa die.
evening last. week. Mr U.n'. r . ,
who has - meted -ti. ,Uta•• .Ill+-e,.l. n
the Sahtathttchuul f. r In reset- y a -,
is rr ring to Loudon at the m
ning of the veer.
Word wen received at %Von,.lt
last week of the death at NeI.Ir." it
C., of \\1a.. 1''. \t.{'audlirh. 1 h.• Vit.
ceased lotIt-t•ewldrd at Worsham.
being eng..g.d as a builds.* .4 .4 , on
leaCt.'r. His wit-W..1as -Mew Vu. e
Taylors, 'daughter 01 (Is• lisle Jo. °
Taylor. of Zetland. w Lo .aria'.-.
with a family -of -eons and status' b• r r:
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ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
,I;.b, - During the month of January \.•e will
• _hold our Annual Stocktaking Sale,- when,
-all
hen-
"-.all goods ol,passing fashion aitd all broken'
lines will be cleared .out at ,prices wit+
will make a speedy=clearance.
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Bargains is Wins' and Children's~„ Coats '
Bargains in Furs
Bargains in Waists -
Bargains in Skirts
Bargains in Silks and Dress Goods
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents' Underwear
Bargains in House Furaiabiidgs
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'nue 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCI STORE :MONS
When You Buy a Range
Buy Satisfaction Too
It is not necess.mi v to buy a Range
without absolute assurance that it will
prove satisfactory in - ev*.ry way. You
needn't take the dealer's word for it.
You can - get moresubstantial assur-
ance than that.
SiR WILFRID LAURIEit
-81R JAMES W NITtsEY.
Th.• 'Signal offers t • ii' sobscribers
who pay In advaute for the. . usoislg
year their cholas a•f pi, lora 1 rtoo-
t woo Premiers -Sir riot Len.1)..
Prime Minister of 1 &visa's, Mmol )4 r
Jaen/11 Whitney, Outarius first Min -
beer.'
Out-of-town subw• •ies- seu1ii••g•
tbeir remittances. will pies.t• ,t. t•
which picture 'hey p ,r1. .ud i oil
hr rent in a niuilo'v I
These pie. utas ore strict/ • f••. thirsts
who pay IN At+VAN('E. *,otos. inhere
are s,g11••1et, I Im ,l•I,•, 111 re ewale as
eery a• (14,51 • I..
For thre who would other 'ha a
1911 eaten -.;t . u . n' eith o.• I c-
lUttee we hart It. I111 Item 1 4,1%
. PLEASE RENEW EARLY
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Every Canada B Range is
Guaranteed
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and- the guaran\ e,...i. backed' by ifie
Moffatt Stove Co.,Lim • , who need
tui introduction to the rat of the
most reputable stove inanufactt - • in
Canada We have -studied the sto\
business for. twenty years, and so
successful -has out study' been . that the .
stoves we make -are perfect enough to
guarantee. it will pay you to invcsiP
gate further.
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Made by
THE MOFFAT STOVE COMPANY,
Limited
Winnipeg, Weston. Ont Calgary
FOR SALE !N GODF.RICH AT'
FRED HUNT'S HARDWARE STORE
HAMILTON STREET
Winter Suitings
and ovlslticoATS
HUGH DUNLOP'S
WK'r Sl ItICF:r
1'p to date Tell., Ing In
....all mar garment......
THP' 1,F..4DiN(3
Funeral i)irectors
and Embalmers
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et all 'Tours, night or day
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for on, year for $2.10.
DAILY STAR„
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Every Canada B Range is
Guaranteed
•
and- the guaran\ e,...i. backed' by ifie
Moffatt Stove Co.,Lim • , who need
tui introduction to the rat of the
most reputable stove inanufactt - • in
Canada We have -studied the sto\
business for. twenty years, and so
successful -has out study' been . that the .
stoves we make -are perfect enough to
guarantee. it will pay you to invcsiP
gate further.
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Made by
THE MOFFAT STOVE COMPANY,
Limited
Winnipeg, Weston. Ont Calgary
FOR SALE !N GODF.RICH AT'
FRED HUNT'S HARDWARE STORE
HAMILTON STREET
Winter Suitings
and ovlslticoATS
HUGH DUNLOP'S
WK'r Sl ItICF:r
1'p to date Tell., Ing In
....all mar garment......
THP' 1,F..4DiN(3
Funeral i)irectors
and Embalmers
Orders rarefuU3'attended to
et all 'Tours, night or day