HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-12-29, Page 5THE SIGNAL: GODElt1CH ONTARIO
LOCAL TOPICS.
Crowded Out.•"A Visit to Fairyland.-
tilvetitlbudgets efdistrietcur,•cspun: It WIN un apppreciative audience.
s, 'we, with many items of town news. which wit newel thejlroduction at the
:u n• noavoit}ably erowdexl out of this Opera Hemet) on Teleiday svenitig of
iesue. 1' 41r1t'MIM/lldeuts Would help ie. the dramatic eantats entitled- ".A
trreads. by sending in their, letter. a
lit tie till liter in the week.
Decision in Colborne Case. '-
Decision has been given by 4'haneel-
lor Kir John lilted in the ease et Car-
ley Ye. Township of Colborne which
was heard at the non -jury vittisgs of
the iligh Court bele last week. The
action Bois dislnlsrrd, elide piety le
pay its own emote.
.Jardine -Anderson Wedding.
Visit to 1..eirilatid." under the direc-
tion of J. H. Hunter. Hy the excellent
work dote by the children Mr. Hunter
demonstrated his ability as it first-
class musical trainer and conductor,
The other nuwlwr.. given by local
talent. Were thoroughly enjoyed ity
all. The public en future ocertelons
may lie assured of a tenet in the event
of Mr. Hunter's providing entertain-
ments of a similar nature.
Turner -Newcombe.
Monday of this week Albert Jardine St. George's Church, Goderich, war
itud Miss Robina Anderson, of Salt- the scene of n quirt' but peed y wed -
ford. were unite) in stem isge In Key. 'drug at M•o'elnek nm Temeday morning
when 1
h t {x• .
Geo. E. Ross. 1'herr it N ial inter- Mies la I li.' NPwentulo, t•Id-
e.-i. in the event as the-bride is a sister. est daughter nt John Nei,comtw, of
of Lizzie Anderson. the Victim of the the Huron road. was united in guar.
tragedy of , last September, while the
groom is a brother of the man who is
being held on suspicion ot being im-
plicated in the same affair.
u. C. H. C. Office e•.
At the December lttt*Oink of Gude-
. ich Circle. Order of i anadian Hume
circles. the following canters were
elected for the eneninu year; P. 1.., J.
H. Worsens le. .1..1?:. -Toes t
\Its. Naegle;secretary, Mr'. Penning-
ton : treasurer.
Warninek : -chaplain. We. Ntoddart :
alar., Mee Bogie; war., Mr*. Curry :
S., P. W. Curry : (i , Alex. ('lark.
Fred drophey Wedded.
A happy event took piece et Sea -
forth yesteraav, when Fred. Bruphey.
a well-known tiederich buy, joined the
army of the henedict*. foe` bride Was
Mb., Belle .!Snole, who is also well
know•nJn town. We understand Mr.
and Men. Rrophey piirpose residing at
Winnipeg. Herne congratulations
ire extended to the newly wedded
couple.
Foresters Elect.
Court 0oderich.- net :t:. ('. O. F..
held their regular meeting on Tuesday
evening of last week and elected their
otticens for 1911 as follows: J. P. 4'. k
Thos. Burrows ; 1'. R.. W. M. Knight
V. 1'. k . W. McCreath, jr. ; chuplain.
T. lhennan: S. W . 1). site -mile; .1-
t% .,
'11., B. 3ic1)(maid; 1,11., G. Wrllldri.:
J. B., A. Hadden ; auditors. W. • Mr:
heath and T. I►rennen. The next
meeting of the court will be held en
felt sdiy, January 3rd.
Horse Market, January ION•. •
Arrangements have _been cumplete4
for the hnldiog of Homier monthly
hone •neetkets in 1 elerich during .1 be
-rousing winter. The date of the tit .t
market heti been set for- Tueeehey,
. January IIHh. lir. W. F'. 1 lark has
!wen appointed Nresident, and with
Iso Connolly ax vice-pierideut every-
-thing will ire done to make theme
markets even more .uccessfinl then
11100P of rot vier years.
risee to Kohne R.• Turner. of (lode -
rich. Rev. M. 'Turnbull was the offici-
ating eiergy ►Han. The young roulette
were.ttenllyd by Miss Sadie V. Barrs
and Harold Newcombe. brother of th.•
bride. The beide was attired in her
travelling punt of navy blur broad.
rinttf with has to ,hatch. She ale,.
wore the -groom's gift. a handsome
pearl bt'occli. The Mitten Was
K.twnetl- in - navy--blue,--with s -black
picture hat. The groan's gift to the
bridesmaid wan :1- gold necklet, wit
pearl letting.. and 10 the grloutstu t
wiled gold -usenet cuff -links, lfte)•,.the
nuptial knot was tied' the' happy
eol)ple drove to the 6. T. k. stettee,
taking the 'rein for a welding trip to
Turonto,.Heiffslo and Magma Falb
Ma..and Mi-. Turner will take up r
residence in town upon they. turn.
attended by ehe•best wishes -of a large
circle -l'• (r.eudlt. -
N j
Skating 'Rink Qarfiageo,
.. few t toe. bettered o'il,M•k 'Tinea-.
'i'1► - isg--lite•-- Terri tr ono in tele
'1 ' t rUtvt *ka1irig rink. and did ran-'
9itleridd• Ila ge before it wan tinder
eote1111. Wurkunvl haul etantnette'J.
tJtat-anwainit . w.•rntiF,the Mew in
preiared 4111 fo1• ti. a...slit for an it**
1'illk, nisi Ai.' tar t Iii. h wa. being
used belled once mod -ignited. An at-
tetndt was`isfarl • t . -.milli l'hi.holes to
...grey the IM'd out,ide,, -but he • was
forced t., de) ti After lee. liner. tiii.it
I)IUIIel anti b..Iry eiug.d in 't heat-
tempt.: The bengal.. I..•spondril
priaHptly and wither :m hour the fire
was tinder ...mod. The- dressing
3.4411, at.tlw • m. -I end .4 the Intiltifyili
w'err.•onlplete1V t i.rk.vl atkl the nit.(
N NW.1.1,11y IIs i11.Ig•'.I. VW 1,.1119.• 111.1.It-
Neil 1.y Merle.- -Fe-i --arms arm
.114hU, Ind of nn time were any
• d 1n•r J 'silences in any ' di:atr
.Linger. The.learnrtion of th• rink
.ane. of an unlucky t' • fur the hon -
Ley elide. There being no other phew
to pflu•tixe•. it i• alue.•.t OW4'0n1111. that
1 beteri'•tt will 1.o1. Is• represented in
the' 1►. 111: A. -game. ,Idi.-vyt.e.r1.
There. in an iitslu•anreof *2.10101 of. the
!wil.ines .one as sit ns _this ha. been
boy Scouts at the Gym.w eTseeo. 1, ill lie talken to repine -
.
1• slit. In Monday aftermon, .Iamt.ilV 2nd: ' I lie I.uildisg 1 bat it 'luny be trod fes
.1.glr of the Mqs of the Y. M. C. A,- pert J.fII..• ...Loins ins ..•awe" this winter.
win p.•rforn, renew entugts•' that obey 1b1 • •Ili 11."-.. rhe how,. suffer a
have neeel .practisinj( tinder the dime -ibis. ..1 1(.11 . ..- 111.•11 144 g., 11...•14 of
lion of Mr. Storansyn entitle Y:M.Irolh•r-Late. tea - 411#•-It011-.1 and th.y
- A..worker from arroxs the border. 1111.1 1. i1.-111.1111,
.rill- be oche T T
'ntltghat>r- ----- _
Ins 'tufe gymnasium will be tnl Death o► Mrs. James Cu4
le•ty, by a game of tlitaket•Iw11. The I .\iter a short lienee+ I •hristimi Mair, ,
tit Inns ham will he open from :t:Arte.. relict .'t the ...( • Janina Cull. p4ese.l
Hoek : d -friends nt the Assecialion !ANNA at the hosto' .1 her 1.1/11. R. H.
and of th coots mrd invited a) drop, Cute. Mom rerl street, nn Sunday
in and see • r bees. rnini' The :ate Mea, ("int war
native of the Orkin') Islands, g
Tile Rowcliffe case.- 1trio is there in the year- ee21 At her
A case- of en-iderahle interest {1a •Ieatb she wean eigltty.•iix years, nine
residelite of the •,thein petit of the! luoaIli* ibd three daybuld. In 1't.i
enmity i.i bring Lai this week before while still a !trident of her ustive
His Honor Jia.tge Do• 1•. -The heat:leg
...1 tete rase (semen.eneeTieeedav after.
anon and it is tbat 11 he King vs.
• Kitwetiffe and Chapman. he denote
being. cons
piracy to trait ver fifty
witnes.es were "examined b Down
Attorney Seeger. a number 1
.identified certain aetieIir-WfI
-fated had Leen etolen fest t
The het. of articles alleged to ha
lwen taken teem farmers in quieten
hi
h•wn v '
included 11.111 harness horse'
n
blankete. a robe. Carpenters' !eels, 1
spades and shovel', and they were R
produ-ed' in colu't, The examining of 01
the witnesses for t he defence was corn- "id h'
weiceel this itterneon. W.' Proud. Lich. an,
not. K. C.. is conducting the examin• tome Sas
tion for the defendants. It will be diced silt vee
...membered that some months ago place en Jto
'hempen, Rowcliffe's hired reen,L_Tgs short service a
riveted ort a chat Ke of theft. He con- by Rev."(161711.-
...well 10 'having been guilty of the taken to the C.
harge laid against him but implicated placed on the 2:15
is emplover, Rowecliffe. The case lo• lancet" Walton. from
1
r'.litutly the 11 Sr,tsc.I W$4 'milted in
marriage to .lames Cult. Twn1'yenrs
leenr they ranigrat ed to Camilla and
settled in W1ni,han: taweehip., I'erth
county. where they evade their home,
tureighteen year.. They then moved
t11 Grey township, w herr .lire. Cott
bey co'itiniwd to live until fifteen yeere
ago. Her hnsIee..l diel in April. He'l),,
[raving Grew'townmhip she came to
l.o.lerich -nil had since resided with
er sem, Roht. H. Putt. The surviving
slily consist. of Mn: Thomas Mc -
n, of Grey township ; lames Cent.
th : John. of Grey. on the
mooed ; Kohl. H.. of (inde-
Mee .1. E. Coote k., of 8aak4-
Thomas. another son,
ego. The funeral took
sy afternoon. After a
tJjl•• holier: conducted
he remains wet e
P. R. station and
sin for..conyey-
hich place the
boy was borne to its last resting
place in Brussels ceretery. The late
Mrs. Cute was a lifelong Presbyterian.
having joined the (donde st the age of
seventeen. She erns of a kindlylldi.po-
Nition, held in high esteem by her
friends. and was able and eller willing
at rill times t3 set as a wise eouneellor.
The bereaved family will hate genet•al
sympathy- in their loss.
biro. the Court today is the outcome of
him confession. ('lineman erne sen-
tenced on the charge laid against hint
arid has been serving a term in jail:
Death ot Henry Robinson.
After it lingering illusion extending
over eighteen months, the spirit of
Henry Robinson took its flight. ou
Monday of this week. He had been
able to be st>1out, until aifout two
weekie prior to his depth. when his ill-
ness took on an acute form which has-
tened the ettd. The deceased was a
of the late Wm. Robinson and
of Mrs. Robinson, of town, and was
horn at r htttsville flay -six years ego.
Vhephe Was about five Been of age
hi listing moved to Goderich, where
lead since made his home confifru
nntely He was for years it valued enl-
.1)h1 ee of the Western Canada Flour
MiICo. About thirty years ago he
wee married to Miss Annie Frage!), of
a CoIb.,rne, who, with two daughters,
s left to mourn his toes. The daugh-
(•gtre Men. Cousins, of Detroit, who
arrived -here shortly before the death
"f her father.. find Miss Celia, at home.
Mrs. 8. E. Hick; Of town, is 14 sister.
'tri also are Mrs. Jatlietlon, of Rt. Paul,
Minn., and Mee. John McgAllister, of
Vsncouvee. H. C. (;apt. Wes. Robin-
son, of God d erich, Jas. Robinson, Of 1'}ois-
*vain. Man.. and Geo. T. ltobinson,i(„
!linen, Man., are brothers. l'he late
1Vm. Robinson, father of the de-
ceased, died six years ago at Bedsore -
vein, Man, Hin mother, atter a resi-
dence of namely two years in Van•
rnilver, arrived In town shout two
mutfthei ego and is at present !yam ill
At the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Hick.
The funeral taken place this after -
end is underauspices the auspis of the
era 1 tofflciate «t gelThe IInter•nieent Dw i
it
medic in Melt'and.oemetary.
LOCAL TOPICS 'fie BRIEF.
A happy Ni* Wert., MI petmr.. of Smith'.
Art story. Ea.t .1n•et. During the miming
year (-ter) •lfort alit he male to trivet the
want. of the piddle ill th,• line. w'hi(l. thio
Ston• Carni$ Alw'n)• a plraaure h, ml ,w
spume+.
Mark peer toilet. for ymlr fevnrltes on on.
day, and don't. forget that PrMham the her
t11.M1m 1M twat. for fine .sit. and al late
err.alt.. lett+t +1)11. Mot material.. tit
guanua red.
The Management of the Lyric
Theatre 1. .ulvcrtising s special pro-
gram for Saturday and Monday next.
Matinee' will he held on both days at
1 o'clock.
The instelbttion of the Helmet, of Re-
bekah Lodge will be held in the(►ddfel•
lows' Hell next Tuesday evening at K
o'clock. All member' are replanted to
be present.
The 1Vonian's Auxiliary of the Y.
M. C. A. will hold their next meeting
on Tuesday. January :ted, at 4 o'clock.
at -the ho of Mrs. .1. B. Whitely.
111 ladies interested in this society are
invited. s.
into the reddened home of Mee.
(leergppe Venetian, -en Trafalgar street
a baby boy was horn on Thursday
last. The father le confined in the
county jell awaiting trial nn the
charge of murder of his flee tear -old
son.
T. T. Leckie Is suffering this week
from a couple of gashes Inflicted this
week nn two of hts toe,. "y the nee. He
way trinin'ing a Chrietniaa tree in the 1 PERSONAL. MENTION. .
yard when the axe• caught in the'
clothesline and de,eended with the re- br, ind Mrs. Herald are • iendlserttte week
suit atorelutid. The injuries are heal- .int In Toronto
ing nicely. Mi... MOM M Kiehl in awry 1.11 14 di,lt'tu frletule
What it little hen ran do when i
tries is shown by 1 he achievement of
chicken hardly five months old, be.
longing to John Long, of Kiatail,
which laid its first egg a few days ago.
The co um measured x{ and tt1 incbes
in ciruugderence.""'il'his smart little
•hen is of -the ruse -comb black Minorca
hued. s•
Chas., Blackstone, of Chicago, will
lite in townlbr the next ten Jaye and
will he pt•epaleti to tune, regulate and
repair a limited neetntx•f of pianos lend'
n ego n s. Satisfaction guaranteed.
11•riengeutenta may. he (wade at Black-
stone•r, West street. 'phone '2l4e.
In Knox Vhiuth next 80ndity, the
p'..n.r. Rev. lie.. F:, H..., trill occupy
the pulpit.0 both at•ryices., The sub.
Tecta. of his diriruur.e*will Is appropri-
ate for the n•'. year. In the aft e•rn.on
Ihei.astitis bible elite* will meet a.
misted at '3 o'elis•k and will Is• orgun-
1,14 +is nil ud Bible elas., The mus-
ical pwngranl rrlgnlreti for 4'hri.( newt
.tykes will • rendereel in 1I e e '
r , e I n 1•l-
ing and eve
u1 •rok.lo (NI
t MIs 1:, 11. ng will rems a un 1Vulluc.duy
a ucxIfnami to 14 `
S. I )MI•ktwa,. of Flora, IttM'nt 1'ta't.t alta in It ti
In. and Ales. ( ', K. Sulu
\(1.. I nitie Mcl'n•1uh 1m ap.uling.the 1 ori -l•
IC.
CHURCH N9 -(ES.
11ev, lir. Dougall, partor• of North
street Mei.h.slist church. rtrltterts that.
the people of -his church. attend the
s.•rvirr nest Sunday [Horning at 10
•n'eI'dtk in the lecture room. This 'Pre
vice will hoof import %nee to the pose -
roes )tpd- are of the wont of the
ehftreh
Wept of Prayer.
tiieing.engneed in evangelistic. ape.
vieck. Vietnria street Methediat
rhurch will not this e.o.m. he able to
unite in these 11uin11' ecrviees. There_
will be no ilervica connected with this-
series nn Monday night. The services
as 'i•r:tinged are :
Tne"duy- In tow Haptie.t. rhurch.
Rubject. "Thanksgiving and Confes-
sine " Speaker. kev". i)r.1)nng,ll.
- tVeedneedaPs
y ych church holds its
weed midweek service.
'The av-ib Knnxieptsabiyterian
rhorvh. Quhjeet, -Foreign Missions.'
Spieker. Rev. Mr. l'nllock.
Friday -in North street Meihldist
ehutrh., fiubjact, "Families, Eduea-
1 ional Establishments a nd t h e
•Ynieng." 'ltleaker, Rev. Geri. E. Rose.
ftervire Port, evening at 1( o'clock. ex-
cept We.inesdav at 7:30. Each rhurch
.tofllt'nistl at choir.
• North Street MethodistCkFrth
•FelloN•ins; i• I lie .,r I r -rweeyes,
Ninth .ti -..t \I1rhe nit.t Ih1H'eli next
Any.
Ila n.
1.-gMxan 1'te1nde ••t avutna .. Powskl
tbs.dogt - . •Holy. HnI.r
i -Lard'. Prayer n concert
t, groin No. 'set .. . . .
- 1'nlver- - -
\nrhem. 'Mary That 4'.w intTear., Park.
lem,dm is read re..pondre'v .... . ,.
.,_lice' -. ,MI+a.KI)yg. Rs.i.ertop
11, - 1(rre. Yore Lewes,: Ex. 34. 1•11/
. ..
to. Hymn ho. 211 . ..
II - tewmon "The Open (lore rr1(r. •Don,tall
tt '+n•''t"MY 'The r-.: ni H lMi.. Taylor 11a/1
• .ir. -mall Mr. Humber .
It, --done.. Ne.al -... ,
I1. - %reed1Mion.. _
I,;. Organ 1'o.tlride •Y'ollege Mandl". .Hail
At 7 p. m. -
TM• program: .ner el mtede and ...mom e -r•
rooted. nrime.I in Nail and Ma.•ad In every-
iratV !rand -itvet'T.ror tgp04r-"111I1 bare i
fart. Ionian Prelude. "Evenni' star'. . W.ignPr
Anthem "Hope Thou in trod" -... Perk.
Solo -...,lir.. Sheldon 1'h men+. Nor}h My
Solo. G. L. Pe..on. Gravenleir.t
.r on 'Miming gook.. Ito. iroodad
aa.. hulklnya at swab,.
with re her al Burt Huron. ins *pant Chrwtuna
.1, J. Inward and Id* niece, Mi.. Lillian.
1ra1 - nett Werk toe• Vau,.lnl,•l
Mr. arid Mal. 1. W. Vanatter and Mi., Van -
atter .p eat the holiday at Stratford.
Mr. sr sit i1... J. A. McDougall. of 1'hie0r;a.
were 111 l,wa tier it fes day., I his week.
T11111/. N. 141111 h. of R'd'er.. sank., in %Jolting
hi. friend. 111 Yoen 111111 neighborhood.
Mr. and Mr.. M. ('. iwauam and ..nn, \lar
roe. t•l.0..11 relative. in Wluglunl the. wot•k,
MI... Sophia Sira•lute la .ts..ding the bo1L
.lay -. ,- i, Willi holder.. In New York city.
Mr. told Mr..yy flea.. 1'hry.fsl are .dew o fruit
r+n.kstchrWAdj. ou,:a tilt 111 their relative.
here.
Mary and Chrla. Gil.*nn,of ilplrmlla,
Ire 1.1-iting Mme J. 8. Howrie, Lighthouse
.1reat.
!'apt. Iii: Rohh..on. of tin•+roamer Iraplol.,
Mw Arrived in town rind will -lend the winler
at lib. home here:
R 1. 1i. \. H„zrn ant >Mr.. Ilnu•n. of 1.110=
1100. 10011•• h)tef vi.11 to Gtderk•h 41,1,. week
.,Tal Were KLutI)' gn.•1,91 by odd friend. here.
Mr.. Itensv titeven.on Raker. at Niagara
Fall., L+pending the holldayi with her par•
enh1. Mr. and Mr.. Howrte.
MY. and Mr.. Harry Finn, of Gwen Snood.
.runt the holiday with Mr..and Mr.. The..
w'a,Jten. Mr. Finn ire a brother of Moe. 'Wal -
tar..
11. H. Clement. Mr. and itr.. 4, R. ('fe'ment,
of to onin. and Mr. and Mr+. r. R e'knnent,
of North Flay. are .pendielt New "lean with
their Wrests In town.
r.11K141' \1 .mml.... n. 11( 11191. W1..1+, .)f town,
wfn. lou I.,,, 011 the +Ian of the iknniniun
Hank al Tea• --.Jun. 1,. been ii.,...ferrcd to the
Calgary beala 11 of the .sine bank. •'. -•
lame+ Velour who ham Amen wilting the
lake. during the 1,N., -moon am engineer on
the +loaner Robert Wallow. running between
Montreal and Chicago. i+ hale for the winter.
Mr, atm/ Mr. i'h1.r,- Tibb and tin•ir little
laughter.Ol4,r: err: wl 11.4 week from Maple
Cork. •,..k., awl will ngtttw'Inako their h •
iu felts.,,,, There 1. 11110e a .,•tIItWeat of
Wifrom 111111.0.1.1.•1§v:111.0.1.1.•1§.' e• ,Jule in the
lke Maple.. ('reek de.1 Het. etai 11, TAM) report.
theme ".all well.
=_ -._Christmas Visitors in Town.. -
Erne.( Jordan. Mont ren
John E. tblummn and dam:lat. r.. of Woad
•tl.•k. -
H. Itcu-..n 1 Ir -t, of The Tun..no X01*,
Me. a..dM,-..i..-, tt kvardr. -1 4-.'. Ida(
4 \Proaid pod JIr. and Mr.. N. F. 1
anl11( 1)un.M) 11111:,
.11i.. Z. N l, ud. .f fiaelph. an
t+. M,.k., .1.111 of Kin.ira
r. Hunallot, of Tors
nen Rut Kline. o1 -))rine
alertNIA 'rem ln. . f The I oto Star.
I're.h..t 'r,e,,.. ve . N T.1 It 11. •
A11.11 t'1' 111111 0(fhreltd.ertice.IRtaw.,
\_Malty
'lion id 1 f T...' Iu. '
-_any 4 tiff nod daughter.. ,,i
41,1, r/-
•
t 1RalleAT, lJat'tsgf:.:a 11110 i
THE MUNICIPAL. RACE.
Just watch Charlie Nati n trot in at
the head of the poll.
And J. W. Vanatter .swine%here
near the head of the bunch.
. William Wallace, - too, will surely b.
among the "elect." dd
Doc. Clark it going 9 to show them
that he can "come hank."
But that's about t•ttirugh for otte tip.
isn't it?
Walter Jelly, though. looks like a
pretty, good proposition:
And everybody knows Uncle harry
Morris:
And W. T. Mellow .,, u represent:i.
Live workingman should get a good
Yate.
Jake Moser used to -IM• a tip-top
eouuciller in Colborne township, 1f
he is elected here he will .ay what he
me.ins--aud fie won whisper it,
either.
13ohrEiliott bas (wen it log time- on
the track, boat he can still run like a
sou -of -a -gun when be gets. atertekt.
P. Y Hilly Wallace +a). to look at the last
of the Ixdlot paper for the goat ale..
MUNICIPAL l4OMINAT)c NS.
, McKILLUP. -
For peeve --J. M. I;nvenlock, Alex-
ander Rol.
For Councillors --Henry Beuerminn,
Thontas ienton, -.John Balfour, James_
Cowan, Charles Care. F. J. AfcQuaid,
.fames 9. Smith.
MTEPHEN
Reeve --'ism. Mweitzer (elected by
acclamation!• - For Deputy Ree e, -"s -Wm. Anderson,
1Vuerth.
lora.-Mich. Finkbelner.
r ••Mann, John Love, David
VW: Yearley.
HIIWIOK.
Reeve -John Y. AVinterlelected by
acclamation).
For Deploy Rtefeve-.indrew Doig.
James Downey, Joseph Underwood.
Philip Zimmerman.
For Councillors -James Edgar, .lobo
Hyodman. Adam Rei, selected by ac -
1 antation
TURNBERRV.
For Hove -Alexa Kellyr'Cour.
Powell • '
For•.(ouniillnn.-William M*xweIl,
John., Rutherford. John . Mulvey.
Arthur Wheeler: %Wheeul -Bolt, Mur -
ray %Vilson, .John Mclbernie.
(I I1 KY.
For Reeve -R. ' W. Livingston:
(elected by acclamation):
For Deputy Peeve -Jas. Mcfeadsean,
John Brown.
For Councillors -John t'utJ. 8. N.
(:ole, P. A. McArthur, William
Fraser.
MORRIS.
For Reeve ehn; 1'. McCracken.'
John tibortreed, -
3.'ot' 'Conncill,rs • ,Villiaun Elston,
'. 13. Wilkinson. Wm. .1. ,I..hn+too.
•hnel Kelly, Wm. 1.'. Thnel1, Wm.'
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flee• 111,11 I'••tn` I'I.1
Christmas Meats.
Morrow & Connolly's Christmas di
play of 1114t and fowl for quantity
and 'reality would be hard to heat,
showing plain to the public that them
farmers moon loderich con blee•d
and feed as gad tuck as the, /irwern
of any other pro of t Province.
The followitfg *nim Dater.. comprised
in the showing : Tw Durham heifers -
of fine gnslity..bred b .la.n••s Young.
of Loyal -two larger heifers, thick
and cowpiitct, bred by it Linklater,
of Dunlop; two medi,,m ere fed by
the firm then,selv,•': on.• ne young.
calf. cut up. fed" by .lames \ Clnskey.
of Goderich tow nehip ; th larger
calves fed by W. Sterling and John
Ferris, both of Colborne township ;
one splendid calf not yet killed, fed by
Elliott Bros., cut line, Goderich town-
ship ; pigs of the proper type fed bit
the following wall -known pig breeders•
D. Proust! antt O. Ynwerbv, (iode-
rich township; Jaen') McG a and N.
(irahram, of Ashfield;o ten beauti-
ful lambs fed by i.Tabb, of Colborne:
fowl of all kinds, breeds and' size'.
The pair Irf pigs, twelve weeks old.
Ind Int J. McGee, deems a special no-
tice.
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1 THEIR G LDEN WEDDING. ,
Mr. and Mrs. G rge Thotnson Have a
Happy elebrati*n. -
Conttl•sttelatioosltre one to Mr. and
Mrs, Georg. Thomson. N'.rthstreet.
upon the rtmlJ IPtiuo ot• fifth' years of
hsppv welded life. The golden wed-
ding
ed -
ding was oriel)" ate! qu ietly but cheerily,
nn
Mondas lent, the eons and daugh-
ters •.1 tb;• family having gathered
from wear end far tip oke part in the
celebt•ation.
Mr. and Mrs. Th'omsn were n ei married
on Christmas Day. IYf41 at the place
now known as Cbiselhnret. Mr,
Thomson is n native Can: dial). having
boon born in Brantford township in
Pill. His family moved frau) Brant-
ford township to Blenheim township
and then to the township of Hibbert.
Mrs. Thomson was horn in Somerset -
shire, England. in IMO. he•t-O•ople on
coming to Canada livieje tent nt Paris,
then at Prinoetopeqtfi then moving to
Hihhelt. :lftertbeir marriage they
remained in the neighborhood of
Chiseihurst '.Yor ten years, then
movipg to McKillop and six years
later to \Vingbam. :After twenty
years' residence there they ranee to
Goderich in May, 1)41)1, and since that
time they have been highly esteemed
residents of this town. Mr. Thomson,
as manager of the Goderich Lumber
Co., has been one of the town's
prominent burliness tasQ. Ne has
also been one of the Ieaditi--wenit ent
in North street Methodist 4iwrch.
The family- gathering on Motlaav
included Mr. and Mn. Fred Thomson,
of Southampton, their son Roy, of
Fort William, their daughter Bessie,
of Fergus, and their some Earl and
Freddie, who live at home ; Lew. G.
Thomson, of Arden, Man. ; Mrs. Ada
Watters. of (ioderich ; ler, and Nirs.
Henry Thomson and their son George,
ofSo.ithatnpton; Rev. A. N. M. and
Mrs. Thomson and their tern children,
of Amhersthurg; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Horn and their daughter Leeds, of
(loderlch. Rev. O. N. and Mrs. Hazen,
of London. Rev. Dr. Dougall and Mee.
Dougall. of town, shso were present.
An extensive arr.y of golden
wedding presents included two easy
chairs, a gold -headed cane, a gold -
headed umbrella, a gold chain and
locket, a brass jardiniere and stand,
and ntherltsndsotne gifts.
In the evening the bride end groom
of fifty years .were married for a
second time, the ceremony being
performed by their youngest eon, Rev.
A. E. M. Thomsen, and the young..at
grandchild of the familyy. Mar•gieret,
daughter of Rev. Mr. Thomson. was
baptized 1 y Rev, O. N. Hazen.
The !Signal joins with the many
friends of the worthy couple in wish-
ine them many more years of he ppv
union. we -
For New Year's try Rfsckstnne'' ins
.-renin hulk or fancy bricks, pure,
7, and some deep-sea
1'eyesore. Phone 240.
•0
A Ito 14J1, of Tomato,
ti• lar w. ..f Threat,
a;rry Ifel. h, r.-,.1 Trenton,
\lr.'Frnt t oto.
11.1. Isntetd..a., .f Sarnia. •-
n . E Elliott. of • • bemire, Fr, . Prow
M1a•i14,•i i•udc AI riot sum. of RrsuttIo d, .' -
Mr: lend 31...1.., Hurr. 1e: of 1"Ionia
John Iti'n Iuy,mt nal.
Mn. Fred t -an pbc11, .1 1Yluglnlul.
1 'hark. 141aek.tope, of (1,1..,:•1.
Harry hither, ,4 the 4 intarI.,.4 ollege oat:
pine)'.
4 ha&le.'rnrnh,ltl, of the I'I,4... 1.I. r haat
ahoy 1 11„ T.,I.n,tn,
Walt,. X.1f..1. of The Tin,. t,' l..e,...,
Mr, and M1+. Sootirnilkynf iij-kte ,.
Alia. .1. l:nunn.ett. of Tonndu.
Mn.ltuwell, of 5h,uldags,
Mr and 31r.. H. Wt'..cll: of Toronto.
t
Mt,
of Tomato.
Mts. (and). ile\e. u., of Zurich. -
( 41'r,yleat,•n. •4 feel startle)..
\I I 1.111 ill 1101111141. 111 Tew,,,in.
M1/4411-% Nu mile and Moneta. Knee: ,f Tor.
oat,. -
Mf+w. Ir'•lti• 101.1-. Moody. HI-_eft..d New
York.
all,-.1b.y T1111 HOW and Mi.. Ihup..f Bram
1
N11.411. 14 ti.. borpr.of 1're.liton.
W, .\. Cant clue, of Tnmptn.
Mism IM•.+n• I)o•i ha... .41 •t.(.•'tgel.
\. J. Kidd.<1't It ei im1•er'. depart mco1.
n11bnrt'.
Mi.,, fila \on+trine.IfntW11.
Mil. Maud Wale,,. Toronto.
ilio Mar) Inlx•rt.ml, Weal I.ornie.
Frank FMw'nnt, ('hnthan'.
Harry (Cobert atm. Strut! id • -
1'ha., w'a.hftorten. Tonhao•
DIEU. -
FINN. -In Goderich, Jif ranch), December
Michael Finn, aired :94 yexn,.
RpHISa4ON.-in tioderk:h, on Monday, 1)e
comber' 114h. Henry Iteibinam. born No
cembe
CITT In Goderich, o0 '4lnday. Iterenlher
25th, Christine M.ir. relict of the late .tri..
,Cutt. agod PI year. and tl nlont h..
MARRIED.
CARTER-NI"INh, At the mane. Calle
rich. h. on .
Mon Iw December . i •em r
w
Y 'J'oh h Ile*
Geo E. Moils. H. D., r:dmurd Jahn Carole
In MI.'. Gertrude t.evina. \bin., all of
Goderlrh.
VI' RNEll - NF:1y('t.MRF:. In St. (Rome'.
church, 1 : •erich on Tue-day, December
27th. • .v. M. Turnbull. Mi.. MAW G..
daughter of Mr. and Mr. John New -
be. to Robert E. Turner. all of Goderich
KEEN:MADIE NA STEL. In • nderit-h. on
Saturday. December lith, by itev. M.
Turnbull. Cecelia, )oinge.t daoghte. of
Alfred Neftel. hederich townshipto
George K Qroenslade, Hsyfleld.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Dec. 29th.
Parte
When You Think Martin Bros..:. 9
Our Repair Department -W H. Har
rl+oo 10
Election 'Card W. T. P&ldw . 1
Election Cant- A'1Rtam Hill
Election (`..-iValtrr E. Kelly. . . 1
Reader .81. Oeorge's Monday `school . . 5
Election Card -\1'm. Wallace.
Election o Cord H. J. Morr{m .. t
Locket font -J. T. Newell ,. I
Election ('aid - J. W. Vanatter.... - - - - . - . , 1
Electlot,Card Rohl Elliott
;Maple Flooring for Yale Cb4.hol)n Brom.
cors Card J. N. Kernlghan., I
Flection rd .1. J. Moder • 1
Pard of Thar. -Chas A. Held I
Holiday Rates- - ' Lawrence , f.
Reader The Weekly - , ...y
Collie Puna for Pale-Oeo. B. ......
Clearingring Sale of Lathe.. Casts and Fun+ W.
Acheron l Son
Great ('fearing sale- Geo. Porter t9
Oretfteings McLean $M.
Birt Wanted -Mr.. A. K. Matheson 1
Boarder+ Wanted The tslgnal Unice . 1
Annnal Clearance Sale D. Millar 11: Son . :I
1"., t nt. Wanted -Alfred Elliott.
Thank. --J. Y. Dare,
t'acnl l're.enta Fred Hunte Hardeiare
h(o,e 3
Exquisite (rood. F. J. Rutland.... / e
Low Mining in Holiday floods -Jahn Strad.. 4
A Happy New Year ('hem. C. Lew" --- -- s
1emonahle Good.- H. C. isnnlop 1111...
Renovation Sale- W. J. Muir a: Co /
Leftover Yale .I. H. Colborne .... 4
Detrle Y. M. ('. A.. ,...10
Thank. -Walter c:. Pr4dham ..
Weal for fnle-Hbwell Hir4ware ('o 0
New Year Slroeung -.I. W. Vanatter, 10
Spectate for the I,a.t L/ay of 1/Nh--Hodp,na
Bros - ' * )re
Reader* Hl.ek.tene's........,. , t.. •. 4
1,00 11'. N, Itn.a-n Port Albert
Lind \4', N. limn', .... r
.tnnnal Marlena McKillop MntnNI Fire 1n-
'1esui.e 1'0, ... .., , 1111 1
1019 thin flue t\'. F'. ('h.rk 1
(and of Thenk.-H. q, Meanings. , i
Election Card -C. A. Nairn ,,. 1
Before renewing your subscription
to any paper drop *card to The `Sun, tit
John street, Toronto, for their club-
bing list:
IteerWielltannewsweiree
5reetings
We wish all the
readers of •The
Signal a happy
and prosperous
New )(ear.
N. B. For Fruits,
Nut andies, etc., etc.,
all grocery supplies
for the holiday season,
bring your order here.
Every- effort maito
serve our customers to
their complete satisfac-
tion. '
Sturdy & Co.
1'HiE (i1OCER8
On the Square 'Phone 91
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Efficiency, Economy and Progress
municipal allairs
Your vot and in-
fluen requested
upport oft
Walter E. Kelly
for Town- Coun-
cillor for I911
• '.4 square deal /or ei erybooy
ELECTION lONDAV,, JANUARY-
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i li W Wi Nitb V►WNislistiW W 4 I *f, iI N,Ui>&I%iItl, deub,•
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Uu. tAi,n • "-Pie `best 7,14nt possrale ter yat•r money "
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May Health, Happiness and Prospa rt:y
- DurIng •the--month-
of January, a
i.l
enovation Sale
in Furniture and
Clouse Furnishings
t1'l1 be oil, and prices will be away
doitn. Fuller particulars will ht
glvetl_ next week.
•le -
.r.
alit,.
W. J. 111 U1R &' CO.
Our . M,,14 , : "A .square deal to everyone
!11!1!1!!1! '.I!11!11 !M!fiNiep! h! fl%if%T ry!!1!ry!ry!!11 h!h>t 1%'ON%
Most Suitable G/fts
,SHOES
:,74,eels an• the most attrittaive and sensible preemie to cit •
are always needed. -
SLIPPERS
For;D»•it, Iraliwe and rhildre•n at all prirea.
SKATING BOOTS
IM not fail to 5 ▪ 1.--giur tasw)t•ttucnt 1lefor.. partitioning. Skate, -
pnt on free. -
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.1 0. Very papular gifts.
LADIES' CHOICE FOOTWEAR
We know how the ladies are interemteedl in artistic footwear.
We heave the kind that. Penile GI the toot a enveted charm of indi-
iidnality and give* e, graceful pr»tw' to the whole notions They
excel in gnnlit.y, fit, style and re/uonab h prices.
Wm. Sharman
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