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MAGAZINES,
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GOLIi LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
Atlwdam promptly attended to on leaving
them at THE SIGNAL. aoderich.
'A. E. TAYLOR. SrrIArrORD
CIVIL ENGINEERING
t1AUUHAN M. 1tUliKR'lb, CIVIL
and Brdrwallo Engineer. Ontario lend
burveyw.
tense- Melee Hoek. Ooderlcb, corner
Monnet amok TeY.bo-e 117.
IiIKDICAL
DR. W. F. GALLOW, M. B.
(thee and residence. orte street. (lodench.
sauna d Coenty Registry taloa. Telephone In
LEGAL
DRUUDVlx)T. HAYS & KILLUR-
• AN, barrl*.rs, solldtore, aotartes public
pepoWe. lo Menthae enthae Court. eta !'ovate
hinds to Iced at lowest rates of interest
t�l�o�s,, Eel ado r(psare. Ood.ricb. W.
K ROO.•FOo'r C. C.. R. C. HAYS, J. L
PILLORAN.
G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS-
M., T, R. s.ltitor, notary mane. Oncee-
taamlltm dirs.t, Uod.riek, taisd door from
•pews.
CWJ1RLBSGARBO%, L.L.B.. liAR-
kI01r 1t, attorneys. come',.., et..• wide -
roil. Mousey to lend at iris ,.i tale..
II 0. JOHNSTON. bAKRIts1ER
J11 wOctIse. comm W. tot. autary pubuc
union kamiWee street, bu..tib Ont.
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
1AcKHLLO? MUTUAL FiRE IN
111 et U R A N C k. C O. -t nam and isolated
woo Yropertr iusettsl.
unison -J. li x..aw-.a. rt, -a. Seatorth P.0 ;
Jae l;mnotly, V garYtua. Oedencb P. 0 ;
'1 homes Y u
hays. seaat
-Tice+.. .orth P. 0.
Directors -Wu,. Chest...). - .torte; Juba
O.Ones., Winthrop; w i4;.ua Ken.. Cenaaaace;
J uan irennewik Wodla a.1 ; lawns kcal., 1
thschauod ; Join Watt. oarlock ; Malooloi
McLaren. br*aoeld.
Ageut.: J. W. feu, Honae.ville ; It. Sminh.
liatlork; Jae. l.ummliyia. kanto.dvfte;
Hlw•kiay, SeafoetA.,'t'.t17•scalers taw pay
assee.rgarta .*d art thea~ caro, reoeipt.ed at
Toast t Raowai, ivat.n, or at K 0. Cutt's
e mery. ttlaas era street. Uoder•iob.
�wi..�i bom.w�w ..di-rno.o
Miss Label Scott. of 'Itoxlo,ro. hae
been appoint"! .a•ge'ist of Sesttorth
Methodist churl h.
aKdwara Arugdrong, a well-kitruwn
resideot of the 14th concession of larey,
died un Wednesday, Aril ,ith, aged
sixty-three years.
7be 100 -acre fern' iselongiug to the
Shine estate, ma the 12th concession of
Grey. has been ppusrhased by Hobert
Shine, V. 8., of Mouktot..
L. W. Hanson, has heated the Na-
tional hold at Winghant to B. Doyle.
of Dundalk, and the new landlord will
take pissessiuII (Nile IA of May.
Ml nto boundary resident ..Iead in the pptw k1
rson
of Mn. McKenzie, who tweed away
last Thursday et theism. of ninety-four.
Josiah Tyreman, of Seatorth. with
his daughter, Mr.. J. E. Best, and her
two children have left for Vancouver,
B. ('., where they will reside in the
future.
o The G. T. R. will lay a new siding at
C,�lioton from the ••Y" to the station.
It will be laid oath of the present
track, will be half a nude in length aqd
will coat about $3,090,
After a lingering illness from con -
Harold M. Menzies prosect
away at the parental home in (:rev
township on Wednesday of last week.
Deceased was in his twenty-fifth year.
After a long and severe illness Mtn.
Alfred McKesiwn died at her home in
Clinton on'1'uesday of last week. She
had been a resident of that town since
b,id. She ie survived by brr husband
and thtre daughters.
John Mao', of Wingham. bas pur.
chino -al a gasoline yacht, sixteen fret
Inng, targe enuttkh to carry six le
right paste -toren.. A plea.aot tints on
Ib. Maitland River during the muting
sumuaer is looked forward to.
Jas. C. l'unnuings, a Isomer Wing -
hem )(bung man, who has been massa-
ger of the King street branch of the
Traders' Bank at Toronto, bee neer'
transteired to Lekefield, where be
holds a s 'lar position.
Fred Maio -low. clerk of Tucker-
sumith, met with a painful accident the
other day. He was starting a gaso-
line engine, when his finger. get
caught in the gearing of the gov-
ernor•.• with the result that the two
'riddle fingers on his tight hand. were
trolly crushed.
W. H. -Wenzel. of Crediton; has sold
his shave of the carriage building sat
repair-'tusine.s in that town to Alhert
Morl.s•k, with whom be has hero as moe-
iated for the pant few years.. Mr.
Wenzel's health has not been good
and if he finds what suits hint he way 1
locate in the West.
The death of James Patterson, of
Henaall, took place on 8undey imbru-
ing, April 2nd. after a brim Miele of
three days. Deceased was leen at
RodgertilIe, but bad lived nearly all
his life near Br urefield, where he re-
sided until two years ago when he
'meed to Hensall.
A quiet home wedding took place at
the home of Mee. James Lowish, Goy -
Ise, on the 20th ult.. when her only
daughter, Helen W.. was ed io
marriage to Wm. Trench, of the same
village. The cettenon y was pert or tiled
,y Rev. A. E. Dobson, of Fordw ich.
A pretty wedding took place at the
residence of Jas. Stevens, l'lintun, oe
Thutaday, Match 30th." when his
youngest daughter. Annetta, was
uoited in marriage to Herbert
Hughes, of Fort William. Rev. T.
Wesley towns was the officiating
clergyman.
At the manse, Cranhroc.k, on Wed•
nesda_y. !latch 'Sth, Ret-. D. B. Mc-
Kie tied the nuptial knot which un-
ited Dan. Huether .ud Miss -Ethel V,
Straughen, both of Grey township.
Thr y g couple have commenced
hou.ekeep ng on the 10th concession
of th•1 township."
On Saturday evening. April lot,
Alexander Marklem parsed over to the
great majority at the home of bis
daughter, Mrs. John Long. Brussels.
He was iii his eighty-sixth year. The
remains were conveyed to Kincardine
for interment, the deceased having
formerly lived et that place.
The wedding was solemnized at the
bride's home in Grey township. on
Wednesday, April bth, of Miss Isa-
belle, dal*hter of Mi. and Mrs. John
Kirkconnell, to Frederick ('aklwell, of
Hullett. Rev. Mr. Lundy perforated
tbe ceremony in the pr•eewuce of about
forty gueau. The happy couple will
reside near Londesboro.
A happy event in McKillop was the
marriage on Wednesday, 5th inst.. of
Miss Esther Helen Beattie, fourth
daughter of Robert Beattie. of the 5th
oonceesion. to Wilmore. Scott, of Sea -
forth. The ceremony was perfo.ntwd
by Rev. D. Carswell. Two little nieces
of the bride acted as rimolwarers,
carrying a basket Of pink and white
carnations.
The death of George Wnt.eo. .f
Ottawa, elrr.t 'anti of the late W. N.
Watson ofSeaforth, took piace at the
parental h .m Thursday, Match
lith. Mr. SVatscn left Ottawa on the
4th ult... to attend his father's (mime)
at Seaforth on March 7th. He was
taken .erimiely ill on hi- journey
honer and did not rieov,•r. The de -
reamed had reside) in Ottawa for the
Paas eleven years and was employed
in the D. pion Oosernntent printing
teleran.
A very pretty w.siding was w.len)
niwd 00 W•dne..lay, Mani' A'h, at
the home of Ilr. and ` r'.JJ.MP.iL C-
low, Stretford, when
a
May. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
thin
1'htis-
tian Trick, of 1'r.dite... was united in
marring. t.• Eldred 4. l.ill ow. The
ceremony- VFW. i,erfotnt.d Int- Het. x.
M.' Hauch• and the bride as.gtye•n
away by her brother, Harm Trick, of
('rerlitiel. The happy eon pie will re
aide in Slrat font.
East Wawaaosh Home Destroyed.
Hugh M. Itormo. loth •neof F.wt
Whw ani oeh. l.isi his home to nee* few
nighla ago. The faintly wn• *n.Pnt
daring the daa-. and it i- stated that
the ane v4.111 -fled boswe in the
iening
and rigtcrgwssg
tit%ben lnred OrMalin
was in flames and it WA- i.ui..•aaiM•.
sarr any of t' ,intent.
Accident at Wbwa:n act
As .t-eldent ,iernrred a tit. •••
milt at Wbiteebureh tb' ether day
NTARIO
Something got u... about r�r �. �
while .,�, told .w
���.,..w�i� heed �rt the Something Rut louse te... etLgine
while rwtuing nod the coot�ul'ng
parts Ile.. in all ditr •tines. line piers
;mimed e1• •se• to the head of the Bret en- I
ser, who happened to he stammon at
the lb nttle valve when the acc•dent
occur" ed. The steam war abut off 4414•
mediately, but over SUN dau,ag. wa•
done.
The Late Mrs. Barron, eft McKillop.
hThe death of Emily McKillop, relict
of the late Alexander Barton, "move.
one of the old and respected re -idents
of McKillop township. Deer/tied was
eighty -there years of age and she was
la native of Argylesbire, Scotland. She
case t.. Canada with her parents In
. the year 1Kil. After her Marriatge in
1818 1 , her late psrtner, they -e-d 1
to McKill p anal settled on the 11th
coocessi..n, ti het e they re-ided
tinuuusly until death removed thew.
A Fins Clydesdale.
Messrs. Manning & Met'onnell, of
Blyth, Ont., have purchased fiow
Ww. Muvip. iwpoiter of Clydes,
shires and hackney titanium'. St
i Marys, Ont., the hig 'wpm ted
yrar old Clyde lidale stohiuu King's
Lyon No. Iltr7434 14304, sited by the
good breedieg horse Acmt, 11 Baron
Pride. King. Lynn war imported io
March, 1111:;, and has proved himself
to he an extra sure foal getter. The
owners are to he congrstulatttd on
tlheir purchase and the breeders in si
that olistIiet should feel stratified in
boring such at gonad breeding .euimal
at their service.
.
A New Movement ;n Huron Farming.
Clinton. Aptil 10. -Ln ae.etal ways
farming in Huron eonntj has under-
gone quite a. change in the past few
years. Dairying bee increased and
there is a greater acreage in flax,
hots, WADS arid onions than was for-
' warty the cage, and DOW a company
bas been headed tibias will grow
s on a large scala it: tom-
poof Major McTaggart, 1). A. Fue-
restee and James Hawiltnn, *ad will
he known ss •'Tbe Huron Farm Pre.
l ducts Company." • The intention is io
begin with oue.bundred serer. and t..
g row . petetos accoiaing to came, w
is done in New Bruoswie►, whence, by
the way, the seed will be obtiiuete-1
The moist up-to-oete methods will be
empieyed. for which perp tie the cow-
pany air purchasing such machines as
a cutter, planter. sprayer. digger and
aasorter. These will simility the work
and enahle it to be dour with h
Treater expedition and .1-o n., doubt,
better. Thr operas ion.• of -The Hurtle
Farm P.uduets Co.'' will be watched
with int/nest Icy the fanners of this
county and the methods_ ewip'oyed
will no doubt serve as it h.-macinl.ob-
ject lessors.
to000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
tD�+l/ll loan. Agony to M. 0. CAM
atar.i. tsarriatar. Hamilton street Ooderleh.
wlt. ROBERTSON.
.
INSURANCE AGENT.
Fula AND Lw ■ gnga : tat ulna, C+uadlan and
A..rl.a.
C•*1.0!T, *K *1(xsis . D ayrnpT'ne Lust 4
brr : 1 be (eisa A. ides( and Ouara.We
.,sea.*stloo• Limited. of London. keg. I c
11DeLJT7 inn t•D*asstCC BoaD.: the L8
1rldWty and Onanuwe Company.
Uhp st reel. -rook sanest ooruer d Vic
and bt. Dat od'a absents ' Phone 1711
JOHN W. ORAiOIE, LIFE, FIRE
and s.idsat famranos. Aayst for boding
^mut.al sad stook oomprwi. insurance la an
nes e.setad on brr plass and at lowest ratty
.,all .t Mhos, corner Most 'Snot and Square
or address J. W. (. KA10IY, (hod rsoh, Ont.
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irARRIAOE LICENSES •
W ALTER Ii EKLL Y . J. P..
QODEIe1Ck. 00'1.
1tteVER Or MARRIAGE LICENSES.
vv-LANK, ISSUER OF MARRI-
• ABS Rosacea.Oodsrid4. Oat
SHAVING
SHAVING PARLOR
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JEDFORD BLOCK BARBER SHOP -
Nana
odors w uw the lost sarrios to shaving
haMeut. eta., eta Lenore shampooing a
s •dais' skilled °temil
BOgrtaterw,..
ARCHITECTURE
A RTHCR J. HARCLAY. MEDAL
AG. L18T Royal institute British Architect.,
oaddenoe-SaaltsHouse, Godes
tali and id edU
110aon. prepared for Meets
e at peour buildings. • orresponde.oe fa-
vWL
AUC IONEEIJNG
fI 11UMMAts GU1vDKY, LIVk81UCK
1 sae general a.otlsear. Orison on South
street win re lee wW be Nand at all untie
alien no ,eserine gals. Toren reasonable and
else/ raw mod ts give you eatisfacuor.
MUSIC
(IODSRICH CONSERVATORY OF
volt Mt1fM:.
J. k ltirvsR L L C. M. 1 g,. 1.M o. F 1. t'.
ly sa,.saaMst Kae ekerrhalae c.t-
. o., amen and mass, MAIMS, Mantle/OM
pea, nr. Mars Arr.aawa -t
and puns. Mow H.netci -' J
PROM-ss.aMYa. ream and Mnslsg- Thr
inrermatla se se term Me.. Mab st tM
ee evafgsf
1LW. J. MUIR & CO
tUNDUTANIA
AND staaALMtRN
The Apple Business.
A family man caul scarcely exist
On the salary 'paid license inspectors.
so the holders of tome positions st
needs add to their incomes in utter
ways. Por instance, inspector As-
quith of Centre Hutorn own. au real-
urator at Auburn. that smiling village
overlooking the Maitland River. and
during the season works it to iia ut-
most capacity. He also hues and --.
Give me a chance to
PROVE my flour
T WANT folks to know what
the West is. I want you to
store. 'Ise it for a couple of
a splendid flour Create of
buy a bag at your grocery
bakings and see the result.
Cream the West Flour
is guaranteed for bread '
With Cream of the West you will have-uccess or
your money back. Your bread will slo you credit or
you don't pay one cent for the flour. Bring h what
you 'have 'left in the bag and your grocer v:.. .,:fund
your {poney in full.
It's an absolutely straight guarantee, madam, !alt
the best dealers co-operate. A strong, nutritioo•.:ight-
rising flour, unbeatable for bread. That's C..am of
the West. Try it.
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TE hereby affirm and d_clare that Cream of the West
Flour is a superior bread flour. and as such is subject
to our absolute guarantee --money back if not satisfactory
after a fair trial. Any dealer is hereby authorized to
return price paid by customer on return of unused
portion of bag if flour is not as represented.
The Campbell Mnlhing Co. Limited, Toronto.
Archil,ate Caap ball. President
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TMC.aDaT, Aran. LY,ltl'Il
Ire D. MILLAR & SON 'P56ne
Oar Import
LINOLEUMS
Hobe Arrived
We have Just passed into stock our import order of Nairn's
Scotch Linoleuwe. This make of Linoleum is con.iderrd the best
(halls made.
Nais u's Scotch Linoleum' in 2 yards; and 4 yards wide, in
new floral, tile and Oriental (leaigne.
Best quality Oilcloths in 1, li, 14, 2 and '2a yards wide. Per
square yard. 30o.
New block of Table Oilcloths
$
NEW FOULARD SILKS
Special values in handsome Jar-gturd Silks in all the newest
colorings, in neat designs, 27 niches wide. sec per yard.
Yard -wide guaranteed Taffeta Silk, beautiful quality. 51.28
per yard.
Veld -wide Meesatine Silk. A nice silk for dresses and waists.
51.00 per yard.
Specisl values in Shantung and Bonen Silks.
NEW GLOVES. NECKWEAR and BELTS
FOR EASTER
Special Eater disp'ay of new Gloves. Belts and Neckwear in
all the newest:creations. at popular prices.
PERRIN'S GLOVES MCCALL'S PATTERNS
' 54 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE Time 5i
111
ships apples and now he has taken a
step which puts hip~ into that husi- e
nets more deeply than ever. That is, BARGAIN OFFER
he has rented orchards as follows :
John Hoare right scree. Sam Scott six
acres. and R. Huston set en acres.
With the first two he has * five-year
lease and with Mr. Hustot. se•yen
years. All the owners of the orchards
are required to do i0 to hauly tbe O N L l
brush and draw the fruitt10 to market.
Mr. Asquith pays as high ss $25 an
acre rental. He cultivates, prunes.
spays and picks. v
The Signal for the balance of 1911
Mr. Asquith is a firm believer in the
cultivation of the soil. The orchards
decidedly should'°nut be sllowed to be-
come sodbound. In this connection
he telates the experience of bis moo
who •vas engaged last felt in New
York State packing and shipping
apples. Two growers on adjoining
farms differed as to the most profit-
able method. One contended for cul-
tivating the Boil while the other held
that to let tbe grass grew and hogs
and sheep to tun in the orchard would
be more profitable. it only needed a
couple of seasons to demonstrate that
keeping the soil worked yielded very
much better results. There was more
fruit and of a much letter quality.
\Ir. Asquith's management of the
orchards be has tented will be
watched with interest in the district
in which they are located and that his
up-tn-date methods will be of value to
Os community as well aa himself is
not for a moment doubted by those
who know bin. -Clinton Neweitec-
ord.
LUCKNOW.
Tr1sDAT. .April 11th.
News Norse -Thomas Gauley, of
.kebfleld. has Moved to town and is
living in a house on Gough street....
The residence of ('hart McKinnon, on
Victoria street, has been nurcha.ed by
Mr. Reel -men Mrs. Jame. Irwin,
win, recently -.1.1 her farm on the 2nd
concession of Kinlos, hae tonight the
residence of Mos. D. B. McKenzie. on
Stauffer street Miss 17. McAl-
lister, of town, who underwent an
op.•tatiOn for appendicitis at the
Wingha.n hewpitaita few days ago, is
reported to the improving On ac-
count of the failure of her voice Miss
Rate McNabb bax been forted to ret -
sign her place on the test hing .teff of
the public aehaol. Mi•a Katherine Me-
[utoeh, of Maple Hill. has Mem e. -
waged to till the vacancy.... .Mies
Gwendollen Mcl e.d is away on en ex-
tended . isit with friend. at Chicago
and IR ie.', Rouge. I.msisiana
Mia. Helen Pritchard has rs.eigned bee
position in J. 1:. Murdoch k (••.- atter,
and purp.•ae. studying prefeeeiooal
n ursing at Rattle lice* Seniteriu'n.
Walter Spindlet has nerved bis
family to White Oak. near London.
He will engage in the market gmrdin•
ing butanes. there• Bert Feeley
lest less Tuesday morning fog the
West Mr. McNabb .an] daugh-
tors Kao end Annie. have
gone to Wisaipeg where th. put -
pees seeking their home J O.
A0Nersoo. who has twee. Awaked
dIreatne of the ,Metbodlst ebureb else*
foe tam past teen years, has resigned
o a.d
gone to Toronto. where be has an
e�s�e�wt as sage painter, ao art in
b�e� De U gait, proficient.
50 CENTS
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Not An Extravagance O
Because a fairly good open -blade razor
can be bought for two dollars, while a
GILLETTE costs five, have you concluded
that the GILLETTE is an extravagance ?
It Is not.
The open -blade costs you $2. AO to buy and at
least 25c. a year to keep honed and in condition..
Total. $225 for the first year.
The GIT•I.F,TTE, with 12 double-edged blade,,,
costa $55.00, and a second box of blades (should
your beard be very tough) adds $1.00. Total,
16.00 for first year. Difference $3.75.
Looks bad for the GILLETTE, eh ? But wait!
The three-minute GILLEITI. will save you 5
to 10 minutes every time you shave. Put it at5.
That's over three working days a year. Isn't
your time worth over $1.25 a day ?
When you're nearly late for the train or an
important engagement, the five minutes which
the GILLETTE saves you is apt to be worth
several times the whole cost
Then there's the comfort of the clean, coot,
easy GILLETTE shave -worth in itself several
times the difference in price.
For real economy -time and face as well as
cash considered -buy a GILLETTE and enjoy it.
Standard Sob Woo.
reeks* Lineman 85.00 te 116.0o.
At veer Drwsist'k
Jewei.fe M war Dsl.r'a.
Spring and Suminer Styles
THE ladies are -invited to call andiinspect my stock
of Millinery for Spring and Summer. Both
trimmed and untrimmed shapes in all the latest stvles.
Special attention has been given to the selection
of a suitable line of Hats for Misses.
MISS CAMERON
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
Come in and
Get
Acquainted
If you are not already ac-
quainted with the merits of
STU RDY'S
GROCERIES
try a sample order. You
can he certain of securing
seasonable goods here at till
times. Our 'pipone number
ie 91. Give us a trial. The
quality of our goods will .•on-
t•ince you.
Sturdy & Co.
Grocer. On The Square
30
Buggies
TO BE 501.1). We
have just received a
car of buggies. and
have everything that
is new and up-to-date.
in the carriage line.
No better buggies
Peer CAMP In town.
We have them on the
floor now. Cali and
inspect them at the
MASSEY-HARRIS
WAREROOMS
.m Hamilton Street.
We have the STAYt-
ARI) WIRE FE'S.E
and (.ATire, the fam-
nut FLEURY PLtiwn.
('RrtAFt SEPARATOR'
and almost every-
thing a farmer needs
on a farm.
Robert Wilson
We also have a few
extra good drivers for sale.
s.
ill Footwear
Gillette Safety Raz.r
Ca. of Cassia. United.
OMfew ..d Faeeeey
pit. Akeaawdsr SL
MeetreaL
011trr ta law Ir OA.
Ohre•. lies. Ifaq_
sad ab.a.►d Cabala
eraasi.a 1a
end era
'es
0 0
for easter
Easter is the opening e•t the season
.for Oxford Ties and Strap Slippers.
Atour store may be wen .t lety rd
dainty Footwear to plea.e'every taste.
The selection is so exten.iye that
We are sure we can please you if you
will only let us try.
For those who prefer to Wear high
boots we have the usual variety of
stylish and attractive shoes in mat
patterns and leathers.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square , ()oderic h
-aao-e rows. _:v.. a.ia