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LOCAL TOPICS.
(weary gestates
t ,ire W. H. (iuedre - rw,guatiee
of Chu 00..11 w. trlhiieh ronatebleof the
-tv of Huron win ha pyeed before,
'leer oouorl) atieetlne Reit
age MacMathor O.me.
given bib deeThis was au se -
A Pooeto event,
the date set tut the apnoea oyster
sup.
Thursday eveningt JenuW,enure 21 tb, js
per and eutaiument of the Gode-
rieh breach of the Wommes Isutitute.
It will be held io the Uddtetlows' Hail,
where supper will be sewed from 6 to
8 o'clock, after which en interesting
• More Calendars.
The rlignaYttauppl�•t pews who
ender% is r� d 8u>trosibore
"MOW: a advance for 1011 have their
c lee of pictures of Sir Wilfrid
Her and Sir infuse Whitney. the
t great Premiers.
J
t in McCsmmond v. Cloven-
Iock.
Chiet 3 wattle Mulsok. beton, whom
who
the caselot ,e� eev. Uovgslsek
was tried at (od.rieh last fall. bas
,4,.r. J UC' ][aeliabon• judge or program will be Riven. The duals- .ton to met acids ds a Imes made by the
levet of llotatmu. Pleas. died at cion fee has been placed at •L5 ceuta. defendant, William Govenlock, to the
rewidlmes in Toronto yesterday
,o,ning Me was to his uneasy fifth Death of J. J. McMath. Viniutitt, Gln. 11lcCa to sec and to
;au. a podded many times iu Atter a Ione illness James Jobnston compel the
.ndf defendant
ruooneyys, iMnclud
.rjodiriehat H 'tut sittings and McMath answered the final call last tog the value of certain lumber, etc.,
was antro bold the non -lull .venine at his home no the Huron
.rjasr beers ay nett. trawler
care brie the outcome of the
of the old (:obh
msu home -
steed from the defetdact to the
plaintiff. Judgment : The defendant
Agreed to sell to plaintiff certain lands.
Time was of the essence of the agree-
ment and the agreement was to be
null and void if terms were not com-
plied witb. Default was made by
plaintiff, and I am the-refore of the
opinion that on the expiry of the let
of June, 111011, the agreement became
oull and void and the plaintiff ceased
W have soy interest in tbe property
or in the insurance motleys arising
from the destruction of the premises
thereafter. On June 3rd, 1908, the
lease wee executed. The plaintiff
says she supposed she was signing
claim papers to get insurance oo ber
property destroyed by fire and not the
latae. While I do not question her
truthfulness, Lahr quite satisfied she
warts ntisteken. The plaintiff ex-
pended corunderable moneys upon the
preauisew, all of which, together with
her payments, have leen forfeited to
the defendant. The terms of the con-
tract donot permit me to grant her
relief. I do not see fit to give the de-
fendant the costs. Action dismissed
with costs.
rood. His age was furtyrsv'•'t years
and five mouth.. The tun. rel will
take place from his lata residence
tomorrow IFrideyI aftern000 at 2
o'clock and the rematius will be in-
terred in Maitland cemetery. The
menthe's of the bereaved family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the com-
munity in their lose.
The Maawnie Temple.
At the annual meeting of the Ma-
sonicTemple Associatioe held recently.
new oMcers and directors weteelected
for the ensuing year and it we. de-
cided to make immediate arratnge-
ments fo.• the erection of the new
Temple building. It will be a three-
stnry structure and will be built
upon somewhat different ,linea from
what had been previously propneed.
The necessary work incidental bo the
erection of the building will be pro-
ceeded with immediately upon the
eperring of spring. The site of the
new edifice is on West street. just
below ('has. Harpers hardware store.
r-alled to ReoIrseeer.
Rev. W. W. Stoddart has received
stda, .epted s sail to the pastorate of
Metro Presbyterian church of
Rochester. N. Y. This is one of the
Arens churches •'1 Rochester, with a
":ern eership 4100 and a liberal stip-
„f hMr. Fltoddaat will take charge
ie new work oo February let, and
it is not aere''sary to say that the
people of Goderich, who -bare
watched bis arpwaed career with pride
and satisfsetine, will wish hire dean -
dant success la the sphere to which he
has been called.
The East Huron Inspectorship.
Altbougb no applications have been
deceived by the county clerk for the
position of pubileschool iaspect ur for
Mast Huron, to he rendered vacant by
c be r.IIr, Meet of Inspector Robb, It is
understood that there will be at least
hire applicants These are Dr. J. M.
Field. principal of Goderich Collegiate
Institute : W. B. Weidenhammer,
principal of Exeter public school. and
John C. Brnitb, prioeipal of Wiogha
high school. Thlu
These gentlemen, it is
understood. are all qualified for he
position.
J. B. Hunter Bandmaster.
J. Sobeide baying some time ago
Minded in his resignation as lewder of
the Wird Regiment Band. J. B. Hunter
bas been appointed by the executive
of the Goderich Musical Society- to fill
the positron. Mr. Hunter's abilities as
a
musical destructor and conductor
end his energy in connection with any
undertaking in which be engages give
good promise of suocrae to the position
The Race for the Wardenship.
The appointment of one of their
nuuuher as Warden ;or 1911 will be the
first business of the county council on
Tuesday next. This year the bonor
goes to a Liberal. Recording to the
rule observed by the council, nod
there are several on the Liberal side
of tae bourse who are prominently
mentioned in connection with the
pee itioo. These are Wm. Bei lie,
Reeve of West Wawsnosh ; J. M.
Govenlock, Reeve of `.fcKlllop ; Robt,
McKay. Reeve of Tuckeremitb ; Owen
Geiger. Reeve of Hensell. and Dr.
Smith, Reeve of Rayfield. These are
of headmaster. He is getting right to all good men. but the people of this
work end there is every reason to ex- eection would he pleased u, see Reeve
pert that the popular 33rd Band will Heilie in the Warden's chair as the
he in excellent trim for the coming
season.
Citizens' Marine Band Officers.
The following officer of the Citi-
zens' Marine Band were elected et the
anneal m •sting : Hon. president. Dr.
Macklin ; bon. vier -president, A. M.
Todd ; provident. Jas. F. Thomson ;
vice-president,J. 14. McClinton ; sec-
retary. John Small ; treasurer, J. C.
Sbeaedown ; conductor. Frank Smith;
manager, Geo. Stewart ; additional
neemhete of committee --L- M. Mabee.
A. E. Cook. O. M. Elliott, Wm.
Thomason, Jas. Your*. Edgar loner.
Geo. Smith, Roy Jokes. Wm. Spahr.
'rhe next meeting of the committee
will he bell Monday evening next,
.5ird DMA-, is the t on.ervatory of
Musk rooms over J. F. Thomson',
@ tote.
Judge F. W. Johnston De ad.
The people of M,derich wen.
: hocked to hear of tbe death of Jude
F'. W. Johnston. of Sault Ste. Mane,
whirh took place at the hospital there
on Monday after n three days' illness
..f pneumonia- Judge Johnston was
•ix' v -two years of age and leaves' a
widow (formerly Miss Elizabeth Helen
Grabber elf (oda•rich) and a family of
three warns and tun daughters. Mrs.
Johnston and het- daughters are at the
present time in Kngland. Judge
Johnston was formerly a well-known
harriwter• and politician of Goderich,
,.ad was elected Warden of the county
of Nuevo after having held the post -
tion t4 Reeve of the town of Godesich
for several years. Neatly thirty
years ego be wal as t &wuc•cersaful can-
didate fair the representation of West
Huron in the Leghlatere in oppo:-
t irwn to Use late Hon. A. M. Rees and a
tew years later he was appointed jun-
ior judge of the district of Al
Afterwards being made senior jugs
e
tr
teemed nt many years of faithful ser-
vice in the municipal field.
Annual Meeting February 11th.
The public library board met on
Saturday last. The members of the
board present were J. E. Tom, who
was ruoved to the cbnir in the absence
of Mr. Kidd, and Messrs. Fowler,
Elliott and Tlgert. An account from
Mitchell er Todd for $5 for readers'
cards was ordered to he paid. Tbe secre-
tary's account of 115.96 for salary and
expenses and the librarian's account
of 95.96 for incidental expenses were
also ordered to be paid. The librarian
reported receipts from cards and noes
of $4.85 and an issue of L354 books
and utagazines during December.
After discussion of comparatively an-
iroportent hnsiness the board ad-
journed till Fe/it-awry Iltb, when the
annual meeting will be held. -
Reeve and Deputy Reeve Entertain.
AplleatiOns foe Railway Charters.
As will be"atses by advertisement in
mother column of this paper. the
Peeepba Railway Company. which
now hoe a Provincial charter. is apply-
ing 10 Parliament for a Federal
chanter and for peroissiom to extend
its lbws of railway already authorized
as stalled In the notice of applieatioo,
au 1is,rs.s the capital stock of the
compmy, and to esgr.wer the Com-
pany (s develop water powers. oper-
etta 1. raph lines,
'WO septi .perste vessels, and build
ink figurate elevators, wharves. ware -
home% ole. Ods of the extensions for
Which esermiesion is asked is from the
ng intratIned 'Ha 11, gra
forth endlasesn to Galeria
An aopli atk.s which is to be made
to the (1Btatie Legislature at the com-
ing dereism M for tbs incorporation of
mlItellmiC Linder the name of the
Co.ppaoy, with
psrmiWes toeeeletrset certain t dial
lieme. Aelmims 'sae Rom Stratford
[.berg! ti . eotemtirs of Petah and
Hares In a weigette direr -tine to Lake
Harron.
O O i.. NOM
• erect the Empire a Meet} rote of given in the Y. M. C. A. rooms dar-
t n lbs winter months, (Maar the MID -
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Have you examined the brass Draft work at
Wilmer smith's Art Store. lust street t It M
beautiful ror». and tnforo,atioo retrarding it
will be moven gladly. This store is headquar-
ters for all fancy -work and art materiats.
,Don't maks any mistake. What YOU
want is a reade-tooraer suit that will et yon
oomfortebly sed giro you a wWdreaa.s mfr
peatasoe F..1. Prldham the Tailor a. an
elerrant.eiection of ratting, tax all waasns.
.a special meeting of the Rebekah
Lodge will be held at Oddfellowi Hall
on Tuesday evening next, at 8 o'clock
sharp.
Reeve Reid end Deputy Reeve Mun-
nings were the hosts at a pleasant
function held on Thursday evening
but nit the Imperial restaurant. Hav
ing been returned to the town council
by acclamation. these gentlemen in
the fullness of their hearts invited
their fellow -members of the council.
the members of last years council, the
civic ofticiali and preen reptenrntativee
to a supper. which. needles• to ,wyp,
was thoroughly enjoyed. Afterwards
with Mayne Cameron in the char and
County Clerk Lane as vice-cbeirmaan.
A triage list was ir.troduced which
brought forth speeches from many of
those present- The affairs of the
town, past. present and future, were
diacu.wd with the best of good feeling.
and the event should be an augury of
a hatino • s and succrasful year's
work for the council.
Death of Mrs. Jasper Wilson.
News of the death of Mrs. \Vilenn,
widow of the late Rey. Jasper Wilson
tformerly pastor of North street
Methodist church, Goderichi, was re-
ceived in town with deep regret.
Mrs. Wilson died at 'Reveler on Fri-
day morning. She had been ill for
some time and her death was not un-
expected. Two sons and three daugh-
ters survive : Maxwell, of Alberta. and
Hugh. at horse : Miss Grace, of the
Leeching staff of St- Mary's (ollegiete
Inatit ute : Mite Elizabeth, at home,
end Mrs. ;Rev.) J. F. Reycraft. of
Gran. The bereaved ones have the
heartfelt .yrnpathy ..f many in Gode-
rich in their double loss as it in only
a few months woes the sodden
death of their father. The remains
of Mrs. Wilson were taken to Till -
wan burg for interment- The deceased,
whine maiden mune was Margaret
(''vise. was in her Mtyeeventh year.
She had hauled bravely for years
against siekneusnn and
uffgenelong . but
the devoted spirit
GOA -
fain the bee .of the beloved partner of
her job s and sorrows.
Intemperance and war.
At the bet meeting of the irsugh- The first M a series of debate)s to he
AOlder pollo w� bstowserallseme amiuM lets' Christine,$tie hospital MiY-
ng fined. The kindlnialn of Mrs. Minor
rs host Sincerely ggintsoieted. for not
t= doss she aillnesain in prefect
the ward ski w handsomely
felt•iriid whim the aconite) was
•nuiiii-d tour year* ego. but she
poss=temossarphses this Ioathration
tMb
maim
detrain n1 $1111111111 wes tendered also
-, Edi,. )Abe ot the Oman H. who
'ver k .pe a Emtereet is the hos-
pital box at Mia 4erpel. this yeas Om ♦ Y. Rshwisoe mid J. 6.
haottsesir ser Ott A� was btii' ti e
n Ms ensiesNsle itis Dasightere of Thin lasted *that esptsity
vol d�He
he w* wmmetner the lee 'MIM
gave their em
lir. Wm %bk.wM always tried to el raMh•'e L. Amtodine.pwbfy M►
elmileurio The
meiet the y���Msl f I eberged tbe Make heats will bfie IoM
♦ et Ire 1twabtwn wtattveu d the Kee's Amtitfsy QM
nt %Muller alit M ilei next Vlore at North etreetlstttetlindiet s �. strep sod
lege nlllle hem% Om the at of .� .eyes amid 1� RMS
litiolhemes e� JaeaAi ee r i zee A~• kw. ties as rob ban
eilms
pieces of the AaeodntioM, was held on
Monday evening. The.uhjeet of the
debate was • '•Resolved. that intem-
perance is a greeter evil thee war.'
The affirmative ride was upheld by S.
J. Belabor. B. B. Hale wad Le Roy
Ooultic of the Young Men's Calm of
Vietnam street Methodist chute*. and
�LMe ti('► taken • li=toeow LMS
r'ls• .repgSes lop it. Andrew's
yam
Oh* of � et thelesS-tM mid
who bed bees trwtr see to mat M
OMURQN NO TES.
`lbt�,'teeny'terien give_ , •,ii.u,turwt
of the results of the voting on church
union in the presbyteries. so fat as ob-
served u to this time- tavestesn
t�t are in favor Of union. elx
opposed and two give a modified
approval nt the proposal. The aggre-
gate vote is largely in favor of union.
The evaupelietic cervices in Koos
church which have been conducted
during the pa i two weeks will be con-
cluded on Sunday everting. Toenor-
iow night's meeting will he the litet
this week. The devotional service on
Sunday evening will Ik• of a special
. haracter in that thanksgiving will h •
offered for the work aceotapliabed
during the past two weeks. Rev.
Geo. E. Ross will occupy the pulpit at
both services on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of %Vingbam,
has been invited by the official board
of North street Methodist church to
succeed Dr. Dougall nett July. Dr.
Rutledge has accepted the invitation
subject to the ruling of the stationing
committee.
Dr. Dougall will speak next Sunday
morning on tbe subject of "Justifica-
tion," or "Forgiveness of Sinai." In
the evening hu subject will be "The
Power of God to Save." in this ser-
mon he will read a remarkable stop y.
HOCKEY NOTES.
'l'he Goderich Wockey- team is trav-
elling in bard luck this season.
Having been "burned out of home" by
the fire at the Wcet-.G rink, the club
accepted an offer from the manager
of the Seatorth rink to play its home
games there. Of course by this ar-
rangement the locals lose tbe advan-
tage a team always has in playing ort
its own ice, and there is the further
drawback that tbe boy, ge• hardly
any practice between gashes. 'the re-
sult is that the team goes on the ice
io poor condition, and lose..
The Sailors played their fleet game
of the season at 8t. Marys .last week
and were defeated' 12 to 4.
The first game on the Sesforth ice
was played on Friday night with
Strattord the score being (14 in favor
of Stratford.
Dr. Strang has been off duty at the,
Collegiate Institute part of this week,
a sufferer from the prevailing malady,•.
Is grope.
d. J. Morrie was at Walton on
Wednesday evening installing the
officers of the A. O. U. W. lodge at
that place. He will be at Zurich to-
morrow evening on similar business.
R. R. Sloan. of Blyth, has been in
this vicinity for it few weeks. making
arrangements for tbe leasing of orcb-
Ards for the lend Agency k Security
Co.. of Tomtit°. Canvassing will be
continued by W. J. Morrow. of Oode-
rich, wbo has been placed in charge of
the work.
The people of Goderich will have ao
OpcorUmity of hearing Eddie Pigott,
the well-known character vocalist of
Toronto. on the 10th of February.
The Citizen: Marine Band is baying a
concert on that date, with Mr. Pigott
as one of the performers. Look for
further notices.
•
A Windsor lady writing to her sis-
ter in Goderich speak. io glowing
terns of the Royal Welsh ladies'
Choir in this wise : "If it is tbe same
choir which sang in Windsor, they
will give you a perfect ueat. In my
estimation to bear one lady sing. "MT
Ain Folk," is worth 50 cents 'Coolie
This choir appears in Goderich
Opera House on Tuesday. January
31st.
A nasty accident happened to Er-
nest Craigia sou of Rob:. S. Craigie,
Lighthouse street, one evening last
week. He was sleigh -riding on the
harbor hill and in descending one of
his legs came in contact with some
obstruction near the bottom of the
hill, causing his leg to he broken above
the knee. It ie hoped that. the lad
will not suffer any serious con-
sequences ere a result of the unfortun-
ate affair.
Friends of Ernest MacMillan. the
brilliant young Canadian musician
(Doe of Rev. Alex. MacMillan, formerly
of Auburn and Carlow). *tithe glad to
kpow that a cablegram has been re-
lived intimating that he bas suc-
ceeded in the examinations for the
F. R. C. O.—Fellow ot the Royal Col-
lege of Organists. This distinction
has never before been gained at the
early age of seventeen. Mr. MacMil-
lan is now wnrkiog at his finals for the
degree of bachelor of musk of Oxford
University.
George Ashton has taken the A-
gency for the international Harvester
Co. and will handle the well-known
McC,,ormick implements, including
twenty-four articles, besides engines
and automobiles- He will open ware -
rooms in Goderich in the course of a
week or ten days. and in the mean-
time will he pleased to have an oppor-
tunity of doing business with anyone
wanting anything in his line. The
McCormick impietnents are boo well
known that Mr. A"htom's customers
are assured oflintclaas goods. J. W.
Yfltrride, blockman for the interim -
Urinal Harvester Co.. bas been in town
for • few days assisting Mr. Ashton in
opening the agcy.
r
'Nat would 'eters to 11TH avUs u!
emirs Chu esus of 99I> J1. It he died ,
w�tetr reesiviwg pay
one most o annU-
ity the Ooeuesaeemt would pay to hie
Wit* or Moire 9100 every peer until the
whole of the 91.(10) gttt.rhutsed had
Imo paid. If he survived the ten
years, :he WOO it yams, w ich is the
annual iocowu ou a deposit ot $.3,388.-
38 1 3 ia the postoaloe saviogr bank,
would be paid to himself so long se he
Melo live it be should live u, ape 110
or ov r. To give the above advent-
s system involves considerable
Ooversment outlay in the cost. of
management and promotion and an
interest charge rather larger than the
Government pays on its other borrow-
ings. This repreeene; the 1?overn-
ufbnt conaributioo towerds a scheme
for the ggeeusral benefit.
Mr. Cameron enforced hie state-
ments witb apt and telling illustra-
tions and trade hie address very inter-
esting.
in concludiug his address Mr. Cam-
eron impressed his audience with the
absolute safety of,the Fee,t.ew and
pointed out that eerything wee on
the side of the depositor.
Before the gathering dispersed, on
motic.n of H. J. Morris, seconded by
H. I. Morrish, a vote of thanker was
tendered Mr. Cameron as a mark of
appreciation. of his instructive ad-
dress.
Mr. Cameron remained in town the
following day acid interested a num-
ber of citizens directly in the scheme,
securing several applications for annu-
ities.
St. Marys 7, Godericb 4
Godetich played its second game
against 8t. Marys last night at Sea -
tooth and went down to defeat by the
more of 74., At half-time the 'core
was two all and had it not been for
the wonderful work of Weekes, the
St. Marys goalkeeper, the score would
have been much larger. as it was
Goderich's game in the first half.
McLean and Walter., did good work
for the Sailors. F. C. Waghorne was
the referee. The following is the line-
up of the reepectite teams :
St, Marys—Weekes, goal ; ('uwning-
ham, point : Wilson, cover ; Riddell
rover ; Shultz. centre : 8tricker, right
wing; Lee, left wing. •
Ooderich—Chaptnan. goal: McDon-
ald. point; Thompson. cover: Mc-
Lean, rover; Marson, centre : Walter.
right wing ; Schaefer. left wing.
Submit to Quebec Law.
Montreal, Jan. 10.—At , a secret
meeting of the Eastern Canada Pas-
senger Association this morning the
Lavergne dual language hill was dis-
cussed. No conclusion Lias reached,
hut from statements made by officials
who were present it seems pro"ticallyy
cottGat-� that no opposition will be of-
feredrto the bill, now that the C. F. R.
has broken away from the other roads
and issued French ticaets.
Roma, the Eternal City.
• Kerne. the Kternel City." in North
.trot Methodist churcb next. Monday
es -ening. Whet has been -.mad ',brut
it :
in. lrcuare and Burp uningly
gond pictures." _..Toronto News.
One of the 1st things widish have
mine to our town." Brum& PMIS.
'41pMadldls .r d.—111gmelhon
• net -•w, enytbfag so Beed
outside Mew ''seat Qtly," ibps
e
ut
"�Ye mum Ise • Rome aerate "
Many Obeys
it g alert. 16 and le berate
OLD -AGS ANNUITIES.
A STRONG COMBINATION.
Union Bank of Canada Absorbs United
Empire Bank.
The latest move in the etrengtheo-
ing of Canada's financial institutions is
tbe decision to merge the United
Empire Back, whole headquarters
have been in Torooto, with the strong
Union Bank of Canada, with head
office in Quebec.
The United Empire Bank woe estab-
lished in 1900. Itbas a paid-up capi-
tal of a little over half a million, and
eighteen branches i n On t e el o.
Though perfectly sound and ably
managed, the bank found it difficult
to make headway against the natural
preference of depositors end business
men for its larger and stronger cone
petibora The directors have there-
fore wisely decided to east in their lot
with the Union Bank of Canada.
This will give the Union Bank
assets of over $50,000,000, with more
them 241) branches in Canada. As
none at the branches of the United
Empire Bank. except in Toronto, dup-
licate :hose of the Union Beak, they
will be continued with practically
their present staffs, as Union Bank
branches.
The directorate of tbe Uuited Em-
pire Bank will form an advisory board
for Ontario of the Union Bank, simi-
lar to the advisory board at Winnipeg
for the Western Provinces, which hae
worked nut so satisfactorily.
An lsteresfimg Address by R. D. Cam-
eron, of Luck -now.
Brief mention was made in these
coluoias lief week of the address on
Geyer nment annuities giyen by R. D.
Gammon. of Lucknow, in the town
hall herse The subject was dealt with
in a moat interesting and enlightening
manner. and the addresd is wortby an
extended notice.
The Anouitiee Act was conceived
and planned by Sir Richard Cart-
wright. While it was a Government
measure, as all bills involving money
expenditure must be, yet it had and
has the eudorsation of both parties
and is non-partisan from every stand-
point^ What the Gerernment pro-
poses to do is to receive deposits fro
any person of any age between five
and eighty-five years and coovert
them into annuities. payable at the
age of fifty, or later in lite. as the ap-
plicant desires. The Dost of promot-
ing and managing the annuities is
borne by the Government
The Government pays four per cent.
compound Interest on all premiums
or investment:, fixing the annuities
oo that heals. In case of death before
the annuity become; due a return is
made of all moneys paid with three
per neat. ourspoued interest to the
cies. The lowest annuli i. $50 per
annum and the highest >l. There
SVC no fnrfelturei or boom. The
appliu.nt gets credit for all that ie
pall in. Deposits may he made
weekly. tnuethly. quarterly. halt -
yearly or yearly in amount. of 26c. and
upwards in any money order met -
office in Oaneda
If the ansount paid in with interest
compounded at four per cent. is not
ru ficient to give the lowest annuity of
900, all payments with three per mot.
compound interest are returned to the
applicant at the annuity age of fifty -
eve yew s. The alnount laid aside for
annuities is immune from attachment
for deb. It is payable Orly to the
applicant, he nereivin it every %large
months ae long so h. lives. Tbewppli
'Mot tatty, by paying at. additional
Sora,_Midwestre hi• annuity for ave. ,
is., Weems or twenty > ekre ..i that it
w
wabe paid to Id. helm in the event
er his death during tie immolated l
etand ~wive.shook) `w vive the
ttod hi '• mg
w ebb_ t
to leo a. g so N Ile • newt.
.ithent additinnai .-herge
ff a 'awe at the ACP of tweet . pus
Miler st at. annnitenersnteed fey tee
wears of 9101 , 'o•gtw err Mite, he
wa•d pay in Ilk week or 911.14 ..
yeas f., fns•' ri nr :. tut al t
PERSONAL MENTION.
TMuwtsar*x, 1e/bee 's le, La11 6
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After Grippe
or any Sickaess
Vino, Creates StrengthI
11BRE IS PROOP!,
•• After a long attack of Grippe,
Mrs, Vaught seethed unable • re-
cover her strength. She was very.
weak and had no appetite. VI -
NOL rapidly improved her condi-
tion and restored her w Opalth. I
sincerely recommend its use during
convalescence or any run down
condition."
Junes C. N. Vwvca•r, '
Huntsville, Ala.
Miss Adelaide S'iamin, of Water-
town, Wis., writes,."After a severe
attack of the Grippe, my system
was in a very weakened, nervous,
run-down condition. I took VI -
NOL with the. best of results,
and it made me feel better and
stronger than I have been for years."
We have never sold in our store
a more valuable health restorer for
weak and run down per,oni than
VINOL, and we ask su,:}; people in
this vicinity to try VIYOL with
the understanding, that their money
will be returned if it does not do
all we claim for it.
H. C. Dunlop, Druggist. G Aert:h.
Mr. and Mrs- Harry., Brownlee have left
town for Tilbury. where tMy purtataee residing.
L Wright, et Retort. Soak., sea in tows
over 8unday, the guest of Mr. and Mev. Jabs
Lawson.
Mir Stella MacQuarria of Mefeort, Sask., was
In town for a few days this week vtatting her
stater, Mrs. Jobn Lawson.
(shire New -Seewd : Mr. and Max Thea
AsdaaaMMIOWal Ibis week to Oodertob, where
Mr. AsMessa lugs a itsation.
Miss Irene flanks left so Monday tet W/nnf-
psg on it visit to relaUve.. 8hs will visit to
Chicago se route to the Prairie CYty.
•Walter H- Harrison and bride arrived la
town on Mooday of thin weak. They have
taken up tempoeimit reddeaos oa Newgate
street but Mea. Harrison will not rewire
for belly noel they take pouseadon of their
hoots on IQgfn avenue.
$446.1ii
Aset)rm Me el the heel Woad of 1f he Masud n • bays tease I.efore
=a111111ZI, _ Owosso maid is NMI
ressivsd ♦ J. the annu(ri felt A - ell that 1.. hae
UMW MOM mel } y wwh thew , epee ~+reps
Steck wrwM ' eeot ed to kb
IOW Mlyeadi Mew, abbeys halto m. premium
be sawld die aft.. paid and jth•'Feet
nds be
.d pools d the tstrr5 delivered
II ' Beer the asslt� l die the (ievsre
DUUU s tassafei.are
s Cleat
Kidney
Pills
will cure Dia-
betes. tike
Brigbe's Dis-
ease
i -ease this dis-
ease was it
curablesaW
i is PSits
cured i1. Decors
themseives maim
that without Dodge ,
Kidney Pell. they eta
porlee.
we�aaainst Dis-
1's Kidney
Pills are the first meanci is
that ever caned Diabetes
1 mitations--ben, masse aid
are advertised to do so,
pu
t the medicine Oval ass
curs
labotos
is Dodd's Kelsey Rai
Dodd'. Kidney P� w
fi*v casts a beer at all
druggists.
d
Plumbing
HEATING
ELECTRIC WIRING
HOOF' NG
METAL WORK
Ftr., Ed
Figure's , Neer fully t'u, 'shed
A. R. Pinder
epairing
The holiday rush is
over and we are
again prepared to
attend to you r
repairing. W a t ch
and clock fepairing
is it specialty of ours.
We give special
attention to repairing
in all cases : also
repair all sorts of
jewellery. spectacles.
eu.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
FINEST
MUSICAL
TREAT
Royal Welsi
Ladies' Choir
of eighteen voices. a' trnine.l,
will Appear in the Op^ mea floosie
un
Tuesday. .laaruy 31st
This magnificent choir is now
on its third American Tour and
is singing in the cities. It a
pears in Iletroit on January 17.
Welsh music is as sweet as
thele spelling is peculiar. lir
Hai% Y'Deugn, Per, Clychn
Alwrdyfi, ('vnrru. Fydd, Hen
wlad try- N halon, are the names
of some of their selections.
Come and hear them pronounced.
Tickets, 75c, 50c and 36e.
Plan of hall at H. T. Edward's,
open to subscribers Friday, Jan.
27. to the public Saturday, Jau-
utt dry 28.
10 Cutters
to Be Sold
at Cost
Must be
cleared out
regardl e s s
of price.
Call and
see them at
the Mas.,ey-
Harris
Shop on
HamiIton
Street....... ,
welter and Optician
South Side of Square Goderich
Cure Your Cold
White eine with Wild
Cherry and Laxative
Quinine Tablets do the
work.
H. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
South Side Square
{
— Goderich.
The Signal's Clubbing List will save U money
Clearing Sale
OF
WINTER FOOTWEAR
• Everything in Footwear for the cold weather trust be Heart;^I
at come to make room for new goods coming in for the spring trod...
Felt and Belt -lined Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, f{eovy Gun) rubbers,
Overshoes and Xockey Boots
:it pries that +Ire cure to clear then
•.a es►ww coo tc at we have to Offer.
i eperirigg
Downing & MacVicar
North Side itl tiyuere. (ioderkh
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