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TOPICS.
Theermate. ecene aim the leedlegicot
estosers Airs" were °umbers w h
t year called forth prolonged applause from
gators I tie( audieuce The taloa. -The Osar
Wm. Peatanion, of Hull
a �oov.r. of Clinton. end
Hays, of/Seaforib.
A 'January Frog.
Are we going to have an early
spring? The Cauatlian frog ia sup -
pined to have something to do witb
tbe weather. and a lively froggie cat:f-
aired one day thie we by Isaac Seelk•
eat, of the Hayfield toed, may be a
sign of en early breeking up of win-
ter.
G. C. I. Trustees.
Tbe atatutory meeting of the trustee
board ed the (ioderich Collegiste Insti-
tute was held yesterday afterno)n.
raege Doyle was re-appoioted chair
Iran of tbe board for the ensuing year
and Dr. Field's resignation aa
sl of the Collegiate was accepted, to
ale effect on July 1st.
lacreased Hours.
The employees of the Doty engine
works beve commend working thir-
teen beers a day for three days each
week • number of large orders have
tseen received by the mummy which
necessitated tbe change 1,1 the hours
of the workmen In order to keep jtoe
with the work to be bandied before
the opening of spring.
'41.iiChemical Worts to Operate
PMeo
man 8aIitirks on the Maitland road
ns of the North A user -
south of the Grand Truok station
have 'seised instructions to local men
to have the plaza put in order for im-
inediate operation. Further details
are not knowo, as to whether the
abOVII will mean the constant opera-
tion of the works or not.
Fruit Urowers Meet.
A meeting of fruit growers of God, -
rich and Oblborne townships was held
Wednesday afternoon at the office of
D. F. Hanaink. for the porpoise of
wronging for an otganisation to co-
operaus in the cultivation and oare of
orchards and marketing of the fruit.
The inertias' waa very largely at
-
Loaded aod tbe matter was freely. dis-
claimed and all expressed themaelves ai
favorable towards each an organisa-
tion. Another meeting will be bold
for the completion of the organi-
sation on Thursdae. February 9t.h. at
2p. m.. at the sante place, and it is
hoped that everyone interested In the
growing of fruit will make it a point
to attend this next meeting.
U. C. I. Lamer,. Society.
Tb. Literary Society of the God. -
rich Collegiate Institute has elected
tbe followiog officers for the present
terns : Hon. president, Dr. H. I.
Strang ; president. J. F. McNaught;
first vice-proskiant. Miss A. Dornin ;
mooed vier_ president, J. Benson Long;
treasurer'Kim Irene }iridium ; secre-
tary, Mias Gram Warnock: editor -In -
chief. Donald ark:Cl&senator* editors,
Miss Beatrice Pridbain and C. K. Mac -
Phonon ; councillor*, il. lietj
D. C. Nictitation and Grafton lim-
dette; pianist. Miss Ina Welsh. The
initial meeting of tbe Society fsr this
term will be bead In tbe asesisnibl• hall
of the Collegiate tomorrow (Friday)
evening. Promenades, a short pro-
s/ram and a buffet lunch ars comprised
In what will doubtless be a most en -
10 yable evening'. entertainment.
A Double itereavernent.
Particularly sad is the blow which
nes fallen upon tbe home of Frank
Smith in the sudden taking away of
the wife and mother after • brief ill-
ness. Mrs. Smith had heen suffering
from a saver, cold, which settled in
her beadrendering an oPeretton nec-
essary. She was ractiovestto the hos-
pital. where the operation was suc-
cessfully patterns's! on Sunday.
Height hopes were ehtertaioed of her
recovery until Monday afternoon,
whets, without a women:it's warning,
Abe pawed away. The w)rrow •
stricken family hays the heartfelt
Elympatthy of every citizen in the great
snd sudden lose which they have ma-
tained. On Thesday night Williem
O. &nicetises aged fatiser of tbe Mer,.
Frank, Wilmer and Arthur Health.
died at the bone of his son Arthur.
He was for essupy years a prominent
businese toast of tbe town. and a fur-
ther reference to hie life will be made
mat week. Mr. Freak Smith la just
recoveries front a severe attack of
pneumonia; en Use teeny Ls haring a
very large share of affliction. The
Funeral a Mrs. Smith took place this
etter000n to Meltland cemetery and
the remains of Mr. Smith will be in-
tend tomorrow rriday i The ran-
ee/ will be private
rho Annual Sescasees.
rhe annual oyster sup r and enter-
aininent of the (4od.rlcb hratieb of
he Wonien's Institute we. bell in
the OdelfellowsHall last Thursday
•evening. and from every stand=
was a complete nooses •
"lumber sat doers be tbe bounUful re-
past servedealtale ladies. after which
1 M. Kern Reeve a Collsoree,
toot tee r filled It very accept-
saiy witiM a varied prograas was
giros that was moth enjoyed. The
coati solo. by
trcomtd
ilisillargarit Monsoon. Miss Mary
bieoil
Clark and E. Wilkes pima* solo by
Wu. McCarthy t violin solo by Mbar
Lena Clark recitations by Mimes
Gads sell Yams ;
dancing by Wei Agnes Mc
and • *Dena NM by Roy Jones. Tbo
suety isounell, willies was la seon.
was well represented at tag getberiag
stet the program. woo ordivisood by
7 4•71141., faRams Bnd Rana: Winter. ef
rees Bailie, 01 Waft
(Ionia*. returns from
the entertainment ansi. ranellont and
the loam are wall Mewed with this
memo at their oatertalamoot
Welsh Choir Eallouslase ^ slay Iterierad
The Royal Waite Idifisa' Choir
woo In a hill town int Tomilay
Wiaeo Sho plum01 Victoria
Room was monad es Friday
thereoo
ws "NM mob for ousaria
by 6. igeisee Tessier evening every
eeeMeW seat mop molt The program
readirand try Modasoo Horbre-Thoniae
auditor hood et Praised Welsh WNW"
wee tese Wit will him long in the
oRayaory of the large arid menithro
andiscies. rhornmas whether
tarsi** or apt. were rendered vs.i.h
mob Saaas,....is ea.amosaskari sod clew
• - flky
My Ain Folk '' were !sedated b the
reepseUve singers with ducts hearty
fervency that the whole audience was
touched with the humor or p&thoes of
the 'ones. The sweeter were all at-
tired in the quaint costume peculiar
to tbe inhabitant, of the Welsh
country. Thom wbo were privileged
to listen to this musical treat are
unenituous in Um expressiou tli it at
any future date the Royal 'Welsh
Ladies' Choir will receive an °mime-
astic wish:time in Goderich. '1'hey ap-
peared here under the auspices a the
Y. M. C. A.
LOCAL TOPICS'. 111 RIEF.
Arti•Uo talkwing at tea best la exameded in
Lbw sarstanta tossed oat by Prk1 tu the
taij.r K1 ottsnlisholoolt IN boadquartars In
titstiob ter the &Lod as4 bet a -arterial
atria&
Msay now Woad In home dosoratton ars roar
pato& by • coal Wi:mor Ehaith's An Store.
Fast strost. and an esatulostlon of tho many
articles of good was dhow', t.ht,ra. A pkisaare
to show soadla
Chae. Irwin, of Bridgeburse is now
on the railway mail clerk servals be-
tween Goderich aml Buffalo.
The Loess' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. will hold iLa regular meeting et
the residence of Mrs. Carrie, Canihrie
road, on Saturday afternoon et 4
DonaM filcMurchy had an accident
at the 6. T. R. station biat week by
which be bed two ribs broken. We
are glad to see. however, that he is
&Me to be &bout &gado.
The edict has been issued frorn
China that all natives of that country
may cut off tbeir queues. The result
is elready noticed ia townone of the
load Celestials baying dcrie mew
with tbe once much prised "partial."
Th, date of tee met bores market
is Tuesday. February litb. Those in-
terested in this monthly event will do
well to keep tbe Mete in mind and be
in attendance at • thee when the best
Mock end tbe beet buyers are brought
together.
By order of the Dominion Public
Works Department the Uoion Jack
will float every day benceforth from.
the flagstaff of all public buildings in
Canada. A new flag bay arrived at
the Goderich poet office and wee
hoisted for the drat time last Satur-
day. arousing much curiosity aa to Me
remora for its display.
A epeeist meeting of the Daughters
of tbe Empire will rie !mid in the court
house on Monday, February Oth. at 4
o'clock. The meeting le called to
make Goal arrangements for the after-
noon taa and the sale of work to be
bold In the Oddfellows' Hall on Thurs-
day, February lath All members
are urgently requested to attend.
The editor of The Signal 1. 10 receipt
Mao invitation from the Heron Old
Boys' Association of Toronto te attend
the eleventh annual "at borne" of the
Association to he bold in Use Temple
building on Friday, February 17th.
This is always one of the big modal
events of the se tem in Toronto for tbe
many sons and drughters of Huron
resideot in the cite.
CHURCH NOTES.
The teachers' training class will
meet in the Y. M. C. A. room next
Wednesday evening it 8130 o'clock.
All interested will be given & cordial
welcome.
Next Sunday in Victoria street
Methodist church the uarterly love
feast will be held at 10 o'clock. Public
service at 11 o'clock, followed by the
Lord's Supper. The usual evangelimic
service will he held in tbe evening.
Rev. Di-. Medd will preach.
A very keen interest continue, to be
manifested in the evangelistic services
bald nigbtly in Victoria street Metho-
dist dwelt!. Tbe attendee/me is large
/end impiring and much good has been
acecouplisbe& Songs that hearten and
oddness's tbat help are given every
night. A cordia/ invitation is extended
to all.
The buttes of St. George's churcb
purpose holding an "itt boas" in the
schoolroom of tbe church on Thurs-
day evening, February kb, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock. A good program is
Wog preparMs and refreehmeots will
be waved Tables a faocy work,
bowel:gide candy, oake and useful
household &Hide; will be on stale,
rbe services In North street Metho-
dist church next Sunday will Morin
with congregational withering at 10
sectock for fellowship. thanksgiving
and testimony. Ail ruemlsers are re -
queued to be present and those about
to become member,. At, 11 o'clock the
reception of members by letter and by
profession of faith and the adsinistra-
Uoss of the Lord's Supper will take
Awe. The subject of the sermon
will be “Orievina th• Spirit." The
subject of tbe evening diseoure will
be ''Houseward Round.'
CONGRHGA TIONAL MEET 1 NG
01 Cam Church NW Last Everting
Very Satistacterp Reperta
elle
The ensuai nostrof Knott church
atalfeeation wets h
roma of tbe chuil In Ms teeters
on Wednesday
evening. Notwithotanding the very
unfavorableweather there was a large
atteadaries and tbe spirit of the amt.
log ebotred how istessely interested
tMe onnerregation le la all pertaining
to Its life and work. The pastor, Ray.
(Mn. R. Row.. orindoetcd devotional
etarsioss and prodded ihasjilseagpal
am felt and erpreased Dr.
terse& far NNIavy rime Me efiledens
memeary, was notahist on sciessat 01
Ames to he present ()i motion C.
A. Nairn was appointed merstary et
she sweetlag
•Iesandor Rt'aoo 1era 01 seasio41.
anhasitted the iamort of sesnion. ia
white tone -bine and element refer -
ems wee made to the deeds of the foe
everpestar. Rev Jam A Ariderese
and Me esideent and faithful latr•IfIth
readorad by hire Tbe report shrews
that Ms abliiiiharithip of the newRI[PWW*- se
onanhara Win and tee attendance
et entrunteelou during the peet year
true tbe lararasi hi the histare of the jthis
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PH.
(44/11.ABICH tiNTARI"
=a1 wholtIrrigriValgoo vegeta= was urged
waliamphasimat HOLM REV / LE K I NT A I L
I:1st epee Wednesday evening pine-
y for this devotioneJ service.
Wiall-desarvad comniandatiou w a
taits officers and teachers a tho
sobool, the hoard of manage -
meat, the organist and members of
the choir, the ushers and the effic-
ient pew -steward and caretaker, .11 01
whom in their respective tepartments
had offered their servia hearth..., as
unto the Lord
Th, Sabbath &shoot staperanteedent.
.1. E Torn, reported a most successful
year. The bigbeet attendaince during
1910 was 106 and the average ee/7.
Report* were submitted also from
the Young People's Society, the
Ladles' Aid. the Women's Foreign
.asionary• Society, the, MacGillivray
Weldon Band and the Relief tiociety.
all telling of faithful service and p.rliy.
The choir under tbe gifted and de-
voted leadership of John B. Hunter is
in excellent condition and is thor-
oughly organised with a membership
a forty-one. Enthusiastic apprecia-
tion was expressed by the meeting for
tbe feithful and splendid 'service ren-
dered by Mr. Hunter and every mem-
ber at the choir.
The report a the managers and the
treasurer was presented by C. A.
Nedra and Mr. Tom, indicating that,
while tbe past year had been one of
unesually large expenditure and the
congregation bad been without a
settled pastor for seven months, the
incsicue bad exceeded that of the pre-
c.eding year by more than $11010. This
a only one evidence of the loyalty and
ree_ipowsive spirit of the congregation.
Every report eubmitted was encour-
sari ng. The future is very briett and
Knox c,burels, which stands as one of
the largest and strongest in tbe Prov-
ince, enters upon a new year of service
witb consecrated energy mil reel.
GODERICH HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Arninganuns Made for • Series of Ten
Gaines Ammo( Local Teims.
At a meeting of the representatives
of the teams comprising the Town
Hockey League, held io the Menem -
tang Canoe Club rooms on Friday
evening las, the followitsg rules for
guidersa in management and playing
adopted:wero
1. That players yam have entered
with any teem to play in any of the
scheduled games must not have
played more than ooe 0. H. A. game
during the present season.
a That only Mayers who have re-
sided in town since January 10th, 1911,
shall he eligible.
3. That players of each teem must
be registered with the executive com-
mittee not later than January 10th,
1911, and any additions thereto must
be sanctioned by the executive.
t Players are not transferable after
they have signified their intention to
play with any one of the' sobeduled
teams.
6. That garoes are to be of one boua
duration, Mt -McNair detention and in-
termissions, and are to be commenced
punctually at the titue advertised or
agreed upon. 0. II. A. ruies to gov-
ern play.
& Tbet the following shidl be a
board of referees. ooe of whom to be
mutually agreed upon by contesting
teams. If the teams CalIDOI agree a
then the referee shell be appointed by
the convener of conimitmes.
Board of referees -Roy Walter,
Arthur McLean, Mr. Scheeffer: W. sp..
Cbapmen, Gordon McDoneld, Dan f
31 cDonald.
SCHICDULE GAYS&
asdaree
Jan. IISA-0. C. I. vs. V. M. C A.
Feb 1R -M. C. C. re. Jubilee V.13=aja
Sannoodu. oiaoongo at' the bVasi Huron ,
PMMNI111' lantiente
Weitettendrod and intarea meet
=the West Huron names te.
were beid last week . tfohnos
ville and Kintail. ,
'Me Holmesville meow* ueld
on 'rueediey 0. Barbour, of Croashill,
on ..sa.kru and see Silo, giving email
°Poke on -That Draught Hulse" end
practical information and ninny useful
suggestione.
There wam a Sage attendance at the
evening emotion. The president
opened with a brief address. Mr.
Westin -et of Toronto, cave a talk on
"Poultry Raising" which held the
dose attention of the audience. Mr.
Barbour spoke on "Present Needs of
Ontario Agriculture," dwelling on the
careful selection of seed, "'good drain-
age, careful handling and storing of
the prodiela of field and orchard. tbe
improvement tif etock, and the placing
of the finished article on the market
In the best possible condition. H.
Morris, ex -president of the Farmers'
Institute, a6o gave an address.
irain of musical selections aud
reading.. intempersed with the ad-
dresses added much to the interest
and pl.-moire of the ineeting.
The Women'e Institute met et
Mulholland's in the afternoon and was
addressed by Mee. Woelard.
At Entai1.
Splendid audiences turned out at
Kintail no Wednesday.
The afternoon meeting was opened
by President Mallough, who pointed
out the beneflta of the Institute to the
farmers and bespoke an increased in.
terest in the work of the Institute.
The president then called' on H. J.
Morris, who told of hie experiences on
a visit to the State a Iowa, contrast-
ing farm operations in that country
with those practised here. He
thourht the horses in that State were
greatly inferior to those- of Ontario
and that the cattle in general were not
so good as ours.
Mr. Barbour. of Croashill, was the
next speaker. He said t here was
something rtrange iu the fact that not
only 'were there more horses in tbe
world today than ever before. but the
prices were at the highest point ever
nown. As vegards beef cattle. how-
ever, the case was different: there
Waal considerable tehortage in their
numbers. Feeders would have to get
a high price this flaittlOtt to let them
out, owing to the big prices they paid
in the fell for stockers. Mr. Barbour
then gave a practical addrees on the
raising of beef cattle. He said three
crope-roote; corn and clover --should
be grown on every farm, as they were
indispensable either in deirying or in
the raising of beef cattJe. He con-
cluded an interesting address with
some pointers on the horse -raising in-
dustry. which he maid would be very
profitable for a long time yet.
Mr. McGregor gave a brief Addrean,
advocating draining as a profitable in-
vestment.
At We evening meeting the mesi-
dent in his opening remarks spoke of
the importance of beautifyiog the
home surroundings on the farm.
Ex -President Morrie spiske.of the
progress of Institute work throughout
the Province.
Mrs. Woelard gave an instructive
ddrees on "Poultry Raising," a sub.
ject upon which she is thoroughly
'reed.
Rev. J. ft Hardie. being called upon,
ke with apprecietion of the
armer's calling, his rem/irks being
received with much pleasure.
Mr. Barbour ',poke upon. agricul-
tur .1 conditions in Ontario, recom-
mending care' and study aof proper
methods for the maintenance of the
fertility of the moil. He also pointed
out the great need of drainage. He
evoke of co-operation as a coming
feature of agriculture which could be
profitably employed in many depart-
ments of the agncultural industry.
The Kintail branch of the Women's
Institute met in the afternoon. Atter
the meeting had been opened with a
few well-cboeen remarks by the presi-
dent. Mrs. Beckett, Miss Atom May
McDonald rendered some violin selec-
tions, and then the visiting delegete.
Mni. Woolard, of Toronto, gavecan ad-
dress on "Hygiene." Thom present
beard her with profit and pesure....
Describing in graphic .tyle a trip
through New Ontario, Mrs Woelard
raid the Destitute was a boon to the
imitated lives of Inane in the sparsely
settled districts there. The next
nesting of the Women's Institute will
be held at Mrs. Jamieson's on the first
Thursday in March.
3rd -04., I. vs. Harass litessehr
II -Y. C. A. vs. M. C. C. O. Li=
Stb-o. . I. vs. Jubilee 10.
Plth- Ir. II. C. A. va. Horsed Maass
132•--M. C. C vs. 41, C. 1 Chapala&
Lith -Y. M. C. A. mallets* aceseser
MA -M. C. C. va. Mame __„1.) MeDoesid
letb-Jublko vs. Harms waiter
The first game in tbe town league
was played on Use West street rink on
Monday evening. between teems rep-
resenting tbe 0.0. I. and the Y. 31.0
A. It was an exciting game from
start to finish, the supporters of the
respective teams present forming a
fairly large crowd of spectators. The
Collegiate team won by one goal, tbe
floal score being dee and their mucosa
may be attributed to the fact that
during tbe last half a the a
number of lady supporten ved on
the scene and gave splendid assistance
to the G. 0. 1. Rooters' Club. There
were several shining lights on both
triune wises' spectacular rushee, stick
handling, ste., brought teem before
the notice of the critics. TO03 Elliott
and O. K. MecPbersee played well tor
the students. while Me "Yaw" had
speedy pock -chasers in "Goldie"
Smith aed Buchanan. W. Obspman
handled tbe referee's bell most lathe
factorlly, itnpoeine a number at pen-
alties and keeping the 'SUM free from
roughness. Tbe following is tbe line-
up:
0.0. I. -Goal, E. Pridbaau point,
Z. Dean ; ooverpoint 0. Dean ; rover,
'I'. R. 191liott, ; centre. IL E. Elliott :
right wing, K Hawkins: left wing. 0.
E. MeoPhereon.
Y. M. C. A.-Onel, R. Jones , point,
J. MeNervin ooverpoint, 'MOM ;
mew. Hales; metre. Leonard right
wing. W Boolmoso left wino. 17.
McDonald.
feat night 'be game played by tbs
Mssismitung Oases Obab aad the Labi-
le. hockey orphatte rosetted in a rk
t.- for the M. 0. 0 by th- score a 1 elmw
104 Me =as very livety at
tines mad Walter was load.
bosy tramithag the player, to a view of
theobree from the penalty bait, lc) 1.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
It's the modern improved methods
that makes Blackstone's ice cream, in
bulk or fancy bricks, es decided. de-
lightful, delicious dessert. Pure
boos- made mode, fresh Virginia
.salad oysters. 'Phone 240.
A Valentine omelet is afla01$111101d 40
he hold in the Oddfollowie Hall on
Tuesday evening. February 34th,
under the auspices of the Rebekah
Lodge Adinimmion 26 oenta. Every-
body in•ited.
POT& At 121 11 coadiad°RwmPle*emee. forontw.
Saturday. Jitesunatahltittlii. th Mr. and Mrs
Clatt•• & Pete. •
SMIII1N. -Is Godlortelt, on Swearday Jae
wary Mt& 14, tweak, lira H. A. 11 ado Af10.
01 00ehroJw thetewilk • ess.
A$ aseltaps kiwtit wa Moody.
wItt=. 7rdisi.mea Mr sad Mra Rammer
MARRIED
FORRI IT SALA. 1/owlartt valley
W and On** ware the peck of
Nis Canso Club and MaDormild and J
Obiaboitas piaysd a good gases for
foi
N ib.0 Ian.llirtbe Moans
M. . Pones
%WM fever point, 5.
ins!. Doak*: metre. L W
ttelborais left wig&
A Straiten .
1. Ohilliolan cover pellet. IF Chip.
bolsi . rover. kfeDonal 1
what W
woos .narittLit va In"..mwtre,suji
%taw, Our vow 0.notw
by mprvtep ,sss of 10.00 • tketesen
tasted %loupe Obsesses Reuse Reeds
ense after aim adding hint
water Any grind groessr non supply
MOM sayer of time and troobie.
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The ten aro( LenNfo,... • WU ult
delta 141 husenam. hawse.i iiiimuseest eg
eildrese in reply se • h. 4 pooch 1, Iwo
11-• l'Istrons. thy doom.- o • - Pan v - • wd
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rifIllInnlf Ay IA. hrs, • of% ,cautt.,
Hon A 0. Macias
The Provinemi •enewirit. -new en.,
pooditure of Sm./487.11110 on ordinary
'adamant tor the year, and • Illireirio 01
1111001 rn
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What To Do
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Sickly Children
Letters from Mothers
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mother' whol has a delicate sickly
•hild, to try your delicious Cod Liver
old iron Tonic VINOL. It re-
stored out little daughter to health
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anton, Obio.
Mrs. F. P. Skonnard, ot Minne-
apolis, Minn., writes, ni want to
recommend VINOL to every moth-
er who has a weak or sickly child.
My littie boy was sickly, pale, and
had no appetite for two years. I
tried different medicines and doo
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VINOL, he is a well and healthy
boy to -day."
C. Allen, of New Bedford, Mass.,
writes,"My two puny childrengained
rapidly in flesh and strength in a very
short time after taking VINOL."
We positively know VINOL will
build up little ones and make them
healthy, strong arid robust. Try
one bottle, and if you are not satis-
fied, we will return your money.
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BALMORAL CAFE
The plaos O buy
Hasatoreads Caodies
Salted Peanuts, Etc.
Ice Crean' in Bulk
and Bricks
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LAIPOlq AN? laritaNG ANNOUNCEMEN
Annual Special
Fence Sale
OYSTERS FRESH
EVERY DAY
F. E. BUR DETTE
'Phone 64 The Square
We have purcha•eii &hoot two care or •„r-, (deol
Fencing. it is made of the heat hard ;.artioe etwei wire. No.
e, perfectly cralvaoized. We b.se bandied fci
years.
Although rhe fence WOO U &CI urera• ha auvaneo their
prices ten per nem., we are in a position Lu announce prices
that are very interesting to those requiring fencing. We
ran do this because we houghs early, tor spell cash sod ir+
large quantities.
Anotber coneideratiou -you can take your feociost bona
-
an the sleigh, and when Lime is not so valuable aa it is
in summer, and you ae saving money by buying now at
these prices :
5 -wire, 38 inches high, per rod, 23 c
6 -wire, 39 inches high, per rod, 25c
7 -wire, 40 inches high, per rod, 27c
7 -wire, 48 inches high, per rod, 29 c
8 -wire, 41 i,nches high, per rod, 31*
47.inches high, per rtid, 33 c
Last year souie who did not bear of this sale in tine
wanted sale prices after time had expired; so this year we
are bolding open long enough that all may he patisfled,
subject, of course, to our supply leating -THEREFORE
ORDER EARLY.
Remember, all No. 9, hard steel galvanized wire. No
better fencing made than Ideal. These prices are for spot
cash with order: or within the month. Fencing to he taken
from station or storehouse at our option : and we positively
will not guarantee te hold these prices open atm Tuesday,
February 28th.
See us about Coil Barb Wire, also Gates.
Howell Hardware Co.,
Limited
131/1)112 PlOOTT,
"The Harry Lauder of Canada,"
who appears in Victoria Opera House
on the evening of Friday, February
1016. Mr. Pigott ban a distinguished
reputation es a character vocalist.
He comes to Goderich under the aus-
pices of the Goderich Citizens' Marine
Band.
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10 Cutters
to Be Sold
at Cost
Must be
cleared out
regardless
ofpric e.
C a 1.1 and
see them at
the M assey-
Harris
Shop on
Hami I n
Street
Robert Wilson
WI,
good time keepers and
consequently comfortable watches to carry.
Their efficiency is assured by a guarantee which enables
the owner to have any constructional defect remedial free of
charge by the nearest agent in any part of the world They
' are not made in grades which cannot be fully guaranteed..
We carry a full line of these Watches.
Walter H Harrison
C. P. R. WATCH INSPECTOR ON THE SQUARR. GODERICH
The Signal's Clubbing List
will be found on page
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FURS
Including Fur -Lined and Fur -Collared Louts,
Fur Stoles, Throws, Ruffs, Muffs, Etc.
OARGAINS IN TAILOR MADE SUITS AND SKIRTS
aArtowihs IN WAISTS al silk. as. laws wsiliag. so
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all matertais
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BARGAINS IN WHITEWIAIR CORSETS. ffTC
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COMMENICIPIG ON MONDAY N b. X
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FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT.
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JOHN STEAI)
Cloaks, Furs" China, Etc. Hamilton Street