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XTY•THIRD YIAR-Na -
GODERICH, THURSDAY. DECEMBER ..1. 1 1411
Summima
tilP CANADA
A SIS MONTHS' COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT
Compiled trout Government report shoe lug int pease* in Deposits
and Assets -a tribute to careful and conservative management.
DEPOSITS.
)deginniog of Bank's Year.
May . ..54,491,638 63
June .. 4,606,481 .12
July ... 4,634,306 26
August .-f.. 4.722,668.22
f' ieptembrt........ 4,792,310 28
October. e......... 6,096,297.63
ASSETS.
Beginning of Bank's Year.
May .... ...... 18,782,232.29
June .. ... . 6,861 ,1 00.40
July 7,022,990.33
August ...... 7, 1 72,988.60
September 7,270,643.14
October. .... 7, 707.370. 1 2
OCOERICH MARKETS.
Tisu eoaT, Dec. rbt
Fall wrest, per ew tp fa to p o 8.5
tlpr4� wheat per bash. r gt m SO
Nys per bush t W to
final ebea,. per beta ... 0 51 to
Oato Pee e 35 to
Peas. per ho -b
0 its to
Barley. per busk t 70 to
llotwattigehritr toa• 0D to
n eer, but
n ew. patent. � eewt t t Si w
Ilan per taa 25 00 to
mune par Me S 00 to
Hay. per tee, sew 12 )e to
Straw. ..• 600 to
Wood. oar lee4. 5 eD to
Butter, par lb LI to
Cheese, per b - ,.o 0 IS toEms, freak. pe[ deb s 3) to
A pokes. per bbl 250 to
Pot taoes, par boshsl.... 0 05 to
Cetus. aeStsy to gees, per Cwt4 to to
Cattle, exports per met 5 Sn to
.. .. 6 0 o
S
per
to
Tallow. per lb t
4 wat to
to
Molinari 7 Cl 25to
0 35
0.4)
1 45
u 11
Ib M
275
6m
ss 6s
If 00
1300
800
5 M
• w
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE HIGH COURT OF
JUsrlee..
JUDICIAL NOTICE TO Tri E CREDITORS
OF THE DOTY ENGINE WORK
COMPANY. LIMITED.
IM THE MATTER OY THx DoTY ENGINE Woeuts
I OMPANY. LIMITED. AND IN TRE MATTER
or THE WINDING UP A/T. !WINO CaareiR
IN Or THE RsY/aaD BY%TUTR= Or CANADA.
nt(rt AND AMENDNM(: ACTA
Pursuant to the winding up order made by
the Hyth Court of Justice In the matter of The
Doty Engine Work, Company. flatted. gad
dated the ho day et Decsolber. A. H. 1911 the
n M creditors of the save -mimed Company and all
3 31 others baying claims against the said Can-
n 6s paey. having G bead oISce in the town of
3 on Oodericb, in the county of Huron. aro to reed
5 75 by post prepaid. to Prondfoot. Hays A Kil-
o 00 lora. solicitor,. for the liquidator of the said
4 51) Company, at their adieu. Vudericb. Ontario.
(r their t'hri.tian nod surnames. addressee and
7 55 deacnpiions. full particulars of their claims.
2p and the nature and the masa of the securi-
ties. if any. held by them. and the specified
values of such securities; or in default thereof
they wil be oeremsoee(ly excluded from the
beoedt of the said winding up order.
The uni.ndgnied will. on the Yard day of
December. (til. at eleven o'clock to the fore -
soon, at hr chamber. In the town of Ooderith.
bear the report of the liquidator upon the said
staters. sae Ns al pari he attend.
Dated at Goderich. this 13th day of Decem-
ber, 1. D. 1101.
OD & iriiai "IL
Lr st ooderich
LIVERY, CAB
and 'BUS OFFICE
Open day and night.
'Buses meet all trains. Particular
attention given to calls from
Titivate residences. Telephone
No. 50.
THE RED BARN
south Street Goderich, Ont.
Fiaw•=.1 Ealy
TO DISCUSS`
LOCAL OPTION
Rev. Canon Greene
OF TORONTO i
r---- ---- Ex - Mayor Mason I
OF BOWMANViLLE
will address tl e last meeting of
the campaign in
Victoria Opera House
on THURSDAY EVENING. 1
NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
Why boll year drinking Water
S
you can have apure Minerall)
delivered at your oor In one, two and
ree.gallon Jago I We also carry a full 1
line d Mama Water In splits and
Pints. Ye Old-taahlotied Ginger Beer In
Pinto and quaffs, imported dry Ginger
Ale in splits and pints. 9eltar Water.
Club Soda, Cola Cola. etc. All goods
made from pure mineral water.
JODERiCA MiNERAL WATER CO.
Pone 991
{`w
DECEMBER 28TH
EVERYBODY WELCOME
s
a
ORDINARY COMMON SENSE SAYS
ABOLISH THE BOOZE
Any practice, no matter how harmful,
that has become established is more or less
difficult to dislodge. A multitude of arguments
are used to bolster it up. Arguments galore
were used against the abolition of slavery. But
a sense of humanity overrode those arguments
and. wiped slavery out..
And humanity and common sense are
sweeping away the liquor business. A business
that does so much injury has no right to exist.
Any oommunity that uses the ordinary
common sense of the average man, and that has
the chance to get rid of the booze business, will
not hesitate to do so. The wages of many of its
workers will no longer be squandered, but spent
on the necessaries and comforts of life. Moll
will not be degraded and ruined, and homes will
be protected from the poverty and misery caused
by driak.
Goderich is bound to grow with the
development of the Went and of New Ontario.
The harm done by boose will incrsaes in greater
proportion than the pepslstics. Now is the
time to clean it out.
All that is seeded is that the people should
make up their minds to use the present
opportunity and secure loon) option. Doses of
other towns are glad they have abolished the
liquor
as." _.. _. ... _.. a. ,.w
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.
All accounts due tar undersigned most be
paid on or before January 1st. 191i. or they
will be handed In for collection.
60.41 J. Jr. ORR.
NOTICE.
AU accountt due the i4ute of the late Wm
Les mud be paid on or before aaturda •. De
amber 25th or they will be handed In for
eirBooddon. i lease pay now and rase coos.
MATILDA 1 . LICE.
18-14 Executrix.
BYLAW NO. 16 OF 1911, OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
OODERICH.
A BYLAW TO PROHI Rrr THE BALE R r RETAJ I Or
SPIRrit!OUR, FERMENTED OR OTHER MAN-
S FACTURED LIQUORS IN TRE M Uri ICIPAI.ITt
Or THE Tawe or OoDEHICM.
THE MUNICIPAL COCiatlit Or THE CORPORA-
TION Or THE SOWN Or (IODltal(•H 1IERENT
ENACTS AS rO1.LoWN:-
1.-The vale by retail of spirituous. fermented
or other manufanrcled liquor- to every tav0-n.
Inn or oe her hoose or place of public entertain•
meet within the municipality of the town of
Goderich 4 and shall be prohibited. and the
sale thereof. except by wholesale, in every
shop or place witoiu the said municipality
other than • house of publi- eotertaluntent is
and shall be likewise prohibited.
2. -TAM bylaw shall come into force and take
effect, w trona the ntst day of May next after
the final passing thereof.
2. -The vole of the electors of the said town
o4Ooderiet shsII be taken on tMe bylaw by the
deputy tuning ofHoen hereinafter named on
Monday, the first day et Jaren 112, coo
amine at the hnur of nine o'elee a the fore-
seea gad continuing until five uclock in the
afternoon of the tame day at the undermese
Mtplaces :
., sub -division Na 1, at Tbompron's
wood shopby John H. Edward. deputy re
tnroing omoer.
Pullingsubdivisioo No. 2, at Win. Sharma,',
repair shop. Kant or et, by (liana, Bates.
depu: y rationing ode er.
PeII nfsubdivi,ioa Na; at the Town Hall.
l1•4watd C. Belcher. deputy nituruing
Polling rub -division No. 4. at Stothers' woad
shop. by Huron A. Tslord, deputy returning
nicer.
Polling sub -dirt -ion No. 5. at Mn., Walton's
More, wise street. by (leo. C. Black. deputy
returning ofdeer.
6. Polling _
Wiet steet, byH. No.
deputy return -
in` raker.
Pbrie.., 6 ~Ddleoald'uMcKn a 7, deputy twit
°Moor. y y. nemesia
4. --On Saturday. the :fib day of December.
1281. at the council chambers in the said town
or Ooderieb, at the hour of tee o'clock to the
arenas. the Moyer of tie .aid corporal len
shall appoint in writing. sensed by htmself, sw.
=rotes
ee .stand et the anal ss eaag up of
the rotes by the Clerk. •tet one Pena to
attend at each polling plate on behalf of the
anon. tot aced to snit desirous or promot-
Ing this bylaw and a lite number on behalf of
the persons int.•rested in and desiron- of oppm-
lag the pawing of this bylaw.
S-Tbe Clerk of the said municipal council
of the town of Uoderich shall attend at hi+
*Moe in the:Town Hall at ten uclock in the
forenoon on the wooed day of January. 111t to
sum up the number of Twee for and against
the bylaw
Dated at the council chambers at the town of
Goderich the 17th day of November, A. D. 1911.
M. 0. CAMERON, L. L KNOX.
Mayor. Clerk.
TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true
copy of a proposed bylaw which has been
taken Into consideration, and which will be
neatly passed by the council of the municipal-
ity it,, the event of the assent of the electors
being obtained thereto as provided by the
Liquor License Act and amlindmeet- theretoo
atter one month from the first publication
hereof to The Signal newspaper. the date of
which trot oublicatttn wee the seventh day of
December. 1911. and that the votes of the
Weston. of the mid municipality will be taken
thereon on the day and the hours and at the
places therein axed.
L. L. KNOX.
I
t▪ -°
I 8131 ROBT. ELLIOTT.
CARD Or TEAM 17
CARD - OF TRAN1Rif4.-WE WltiH
to take tab opportunity of expressing our
sincere appreet•Uun of the sindaee+ and assts -
tones shown ae wben our home recently was
destroyed iy Ore end also iof thanking the em
ptoyee• of the Wheel flit. factory fur their du
na Lion of . puree of mime MK. AM D 1!6118.
LOUIS Mc ttI ANN EL1iterr.
WANTED.
`VAN rED. - TW'ENT'Y -FIVE
1' COMM OFCORDW'H'D.
Ter duce will be termived by the undersigned i I
up to the last day of December. 1911. fur
twenty-five cards et owdwo d, foot feet bog.
The wood mast b. geed croon body wood.
split and piled n the bgaaw.l yard before the dud
day of March next. The lowest or any tender
not neceseardy accepted:
W'. LANK.
<'le. k.
Dated. Deceglber Ash. 19i I 82-2t
SITUATIONS b ACANT.
WA.\'IED-MAW t•tlli GENERAL
homework. Merit furorda reference...
App y to Mho. UKU. i Riad. The Manse,
Colborne street._.'_- eft,
SS1STANT MATRON WANTED
LI. AT THEHOU5E••IRKFCOE IN THE
COUNTY or HURON.
Applications can be made at ones, either ner-
sooaliy or by lett. r. to Jean Torrance. itwpef
or; Clinton P. O. The appointment will be
permanent. sad • good salary w111 be paid to a
capable woos.. W. LANE.
lerk
(bated his.. 18.h. 11114L H -IS
tIIODERICH TRIEtiRAPHY
✓ SCHOOL v
1 will [earl) telegraphy day and night in the
basement of the public Mosey. Persons wish-
ing to leafs will pietaae nail w me or the
Itbtarraa. A. S MAMMON. South street.
BOY WANTED. -Must' BE
1! MEar lutetltgeot sod index iew. Apply
at TtleitiO sae ure0S.
WANTED , - WLML. TO LEARN
ty[rE. ewer s.ettiag. eet THE SIGNAL
OFFIC_
`TEACHER WANTED. -EXPERI-
ENCED teacher for a S. No. 1, t:olborme
township ; duties to commence 'at the first of
January. 1912.Eta e. Apply to F. W.
McDOSAOS. • Carlow P.O.9i2t
WANTED AT ONCE. -A MAN
with aim experience in horticulture in
lehdle our trade in Gedmic'h. Spleodld open-
ing sad permanent poetise for the right pan y.
Write ter fall p•rtheaylm and Mate aspen -
mom.
mem. T T of 4 WELLINGTON, umunwy-
TEACHER WANTED FOR 9. S.
Na 4, Colima. Duties to °cameos
January 2, leftreie ta•sber�ppnre
ferr.d- r-
flts.is ser. • Meader.
�a tl0.d
v1.2lA
ELECTION CARDS.
TO THE ELECTORS OF GODE-
RICH.
LADIES AND OEN1'LK REN. -1 have decided to
stand at the .coke els bona. for the olden of
Reeve for the year 191r, and I take this means
of soliciting your influence and .opport in my
behalf. I have bat five years' experience In
the want it. two of them as Deputy Reeve, and
I trust that my record has been such is. to
warrant your continued ounadenoe In me.
Yours faithfully.
H. C. Mi. NNIN08.
17I10 RICH.THE BLEOTORS OF OODE-
-
LADIES AND OcNTERSIID,-I have nerved
during the yea- 1911 In your town council and
pprolaorr to that for several years, have Mees at the
uty Reeve. and
as such A drt 'r. mot at the 0nf the time ea tyyc ouncil
I have derided to offer myself for the positior
of Reeve fur 1912. and now solicit your Tote and
influent e.
I think I can claim fairly that I have been
faithful and diligent to my efforts en your
behalf and I appeal with ooeftdeuoe ter a re-
newal of your support
My Interests and excissas are such
qualify me for this important position and Ioet
promise you toy best Oriole for our common
otters enlisIn the town's Interest&
pc as to
TOWN OF OODERi('H, BYLAW
NO. 19 OF 1911.
To TARE THE VOTE Or THE RATEPATERR Or
TME TOWN Or tioDRRICH ENTITLED TO
Tut ON MONEY RTT.AWS, ON A QUESTION
TO RR SUBMITTED winterize THE RAID
RATTPAYERS ARE IN FAVOR Or A SUPPLY
Or ELECTRIC POWER FROM THE HYDRO-
ELECTRIC POWER COM a !WON Or ONTARIO.
Whereas the monirip.l council of the cor
potation of the town of (ioderlch deems it
advisable to submit to the ratepayer, of the
said town of OOdertch entitled to vote on
money bylaw+ a question as to whether the
said rwtepsyer, are In favor of a supply of
power
n ofOntario.
from the
HTdro-Eleotrlc Power
Commla
Therefore the council of the corporation of
for town of Ooderich enacts as follows:
I. - - That the following question be submitted
to the ratepayers of the municipal norporstlen
of the town et Goderich emitted to vote on
may bylaws .
ANE TOo IN ►ATOM or oeTAINtso FROM TUE
Hemet ► 'write. POWER Cow wbeelow OF
ONTARIO A SUPPLY or CLIKTRH' POWERt
L -That the vote of W said ratepayer. shall
be taken es this geeetioe at the same hour., ng
the same day, at We mme pladee and by the
same &anew neternlag s Meer. sa far the
e lation ler theo.anlclual council for 1912. pin
limbed to Mae fell= worrp+pnevylaw bon tl he days
Ood.r•ldg�, ea he that 14t.h land 91st d
.f Do.amber. MIL sad a copy of this bylaw
e lan
be portal at at tear et the mopublic
4. -On the 20th day of INN'emher, 1911. at the
eeeetdleiember co East street In the town of
at In a clerk In the forenoon. the
Mayer ern le writing aimed by him .pontnt
Iwo paee.e to anted at the anal summing up
d vas= by the (lark .t this corporation
4m. to .heed wet, pe9ing place on
ththe ewes et the s d question asci d o
e els thee. mid a l of tae suedbehal In
ra.ldrrattva, W •Mks member en behalf of
Isepleasee la0ereeted lead dedneue et the
twewowl�lvte0ept the said euSMa the ae
ieueadve
▪ ♦='ffe lessee day of Ja.eat7, tett at the
0a�1�Me/aesd sshb*.bs at la n dash s. .. r
Ell a tea fw tib woof.[ uP hr ria
�t,�yp������ of the senate eg
sow towssl lb. a:>emative and is the sew
�M:ga aasaai :.d w..t.e Sir let day of
stkar ML
M. G. CAMERON.
sese nese tttltl4q L W E NUE. Mew
I - FOR SAIai OR TO RENT
ER SALE. -A ONE AND -A -HALF
ames trees souse on Cambria road.
Hiroo Immediate pore .Ion can be
strew Hod. BATLB. 81-1 mo
LVOR BALM. -THE MIDUrE AND
✓ lot on Elgin avenue.OsSNfch, belonging
to Mus. MaeOTlllvny Is ram" ter arta Price:
l'1‘111.1
Pal: the lot on thg arerta rw:ned. Apply at
fIK StON.11. OFFiCE,OMmieh.
HOUSK TO RENT. -PORTION OF
double house on Wet street. Modern
oonvent ene•.e. Posse's -Ion given December
19nd. A poly J. It 11.5 W KINE, St. Patrick's
street.
TWO DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR
sale or to rent, so Nam and Newest.*
streets; will be sold at • b.og un and on may
terms. Apply to F. J. Ph IDU AM.
i AND FOR SALM:.-SIXTY-ONE
14 acres of land, part of lot No. I. mem don
a, Colborne : ell seed. d darwa, Moan. drained,
and In • arstclas, state of cub avail..n. Maid
be sold; owner reUrle& Loin ac.h. work.
firms, part mob, and • geedt6[am for
i dawn. Apply of ANTIK* T LU KE DOR-
L"ARN/R FOR SALE -ONE RCN -
1 1 MOW acres on the 7th ema.elon and
any acres opposite on the WA anemias et i d -
borne. Will be hold eepsiately et tamales,
On the hundred sera. is • •tery eek a -lase
brick home. with bidet klbehea atiasand, a
good tank barn. nearly new. and large ease
Both fame sr* well (Neer. sad an Is Sr
oleo order Hundred some all seeded dews
foment ten scree WWI watered by
creek • good spring well at tar.. Ei/ht
W
hien ho°amine ' titres maw teem As, ; toe
marshal( e
les Jsdtaw t;. P. It eta
Oen. .Mrs ofw� the faren a tea
OHNirDIE Oath P.1i1
Jtownship.
u DtEw
ens
L1Ok MAi K -THAT VINE RIS1-
F denn�tist peeperw at the sessee�efr (?mow
att.=
ape. le fteejw . A.
trgk s at ail
ttitmMeaa..1 pt•rl �o see
et1-`paemr
yyRuubustvvt..M .soh of peered.. Tem
srma. Mn aedwsasaa _iesdalw�►t
aatt k.sneer s be �t w•awakia
.raffia I. P. . HYA11. SM.... .
Met
elft. A New Taw.
HotfTC t The winter tore to tilt Dios Bee`
fri=zuzwraria„;716,,,
swtes
the Weave M ■ ItN et a seen ( e, to 7 eatietak ripens on
Ewla•a•n 7 h pePsisr wile■=m jn• •red wid�a�swE��0� Deer awe. A eat shave y
irrveMere mailed free to all dimitieg • iirelselege
beelines. nr eharthend adreeti n
► .r D endier.__-
L LEM. The anneal show of the Ewes
PIA itlMMry As asw.io. will is befit be
jgdiat eii•eseeu tlatabet (fait trf alas -..e-_ - 1 aria .
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Christmas
SOUTH HURON.
Following sl•e Ih•• oA1�• al figures of
the Provin rel lee i II in S..uth
Huron, B. Miller i(' u servative) being
el- eted ••jib .. mai ri ' t 279 over E.
Zel er (Libe at). no. 11118 figures also
are given :
CS RO RN E.
1908
Lib ('On.
No. 1 45 101 91
No. 2 6:3 61 54
No. 3 35 PO 1113
No. 4 71) 51 49
21- 3 322 2111
Majority 119 110
EXETER.
No. 1 28 119 87
Net. 2 29 (10 85
No. 3 39 58 52
N.). 4 42 74 38
1911
Con. Lib.
1.38 259
Majority 121
STEPHEN.
No. 1 211 89 e8 21
No. 2 15 47 46 lb
No. 3 31 79 80 81
No. 4 48 82 87 45
No. 5 37 46
No. 8 49 69
No. 7 el 48
No. 8 23 00
No; 9 54 83
9:311 561 547 323
Mejority 7.23 2222
HAY.
44 31 24
47 21) 21)
104 9:+ 59
64 18 35
52 28 211
58 64 56
25 29 27
62 16 12
448 - 291 268
Majority 166
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Z7
108
44
tt3
31
69
:4117
54
43
2)
149
41 42
74 51
33 57
58 21)
8;3 4_3
" No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7
No. 8
41
45
109
91
48
56
29
-48
485
21)7
No. 1 29 68 84 3)
No. 2 24 61 55 Zit
No. 3 38 71 65 38
No. 4 11 59 58
No. 5 23 60 60
No. 8 18 35 34
143 - 341 324
Majority 198 184
TUCKERSMITH.
No. 1 63 29 3'1
No. 2 67 99 38
No. 3 47 16
No. 4 60 16
No, 6 63 31)
No. 6 64 26
3(x3 - 156
Majority 207
11
34
21
180
it i
49
14 47
20 64
:12 (i7
26 61
1011 366
193
HAYFiELD.
No. 1 213. 148 93
Majority (122 e8
HENSALI..
No. 1 91 102
Majority e
STANLEY.
No. 1 60 20
No. 2 59 311
No. 3 ffi 94
No. 4 18 50
No. 6 71 42
?21 241
Maj.•eity 24
23
106 81
24
.3
20
89
47
33
22'1
6
RECAPITULATION'
Cori. Lies.
Tttekereroitb 207
B• entity 21
Goder0ch t, -t. 198
Hay 166
14teph. n LL'1
1?atlelrT)e 1611
Bay9.14 ref
Meow 11 a
Exeter 121
744 9115
Rilt+e►'o N s t Met
48
50
26
18
7:1
21'.
('on. 1.,ib.
196
161
2117
222
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fls
24
10N
1161 4(r2
MK
1179
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rt
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bleateaseidleeetiete. eats arra traits. at
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NORTH HURON.
The official returns of the Provincial
election in North Huron give A. H.
Musgrove (Conservative) a laravrity
of 287 over W. H. Kerr (Liberal).
Following are the li•otrea, along with
those for the election of 1908 :
WINGHAM.
1908 1911
Lib. 00n. Lib. Con.
No.1 35 84
No 2 32 59 38 30
No. 3 41 81 53 79
N0. 80 138 11888
No.5 - 17 64
1W 337 201 .337
Majority 149 135
ASHFIELD.
No.1 38 78. 90 72
No.2 4:3 71 38 03
No.3 46 64 39 49
No.4 25 59 28 62
No.5 (14 25 56 27
No. 6 79 11 64 19
No. 7 81 -18 62 17
378 :118 323 309
Majority 60 14
WEST WAWANOSH.
No.l 53 63 48
No.2 87 52 13
No.3 28 66 25
No.4 (10 40 51
No.5 0 32 51
57
58
39
37
27
286 - 242 233 216
Majority 16 8
EAST WAWANOSH.
No.I 67 42 38 26
No.2 58 73 53 8:3
No.3 - 39 39 54 42
No.4 60 31 49 27
No. 5 38 80
-
244 185 232 178
Majority ,9 ryt
BLYTH.
No.1 49 56 50 45
No.2 46 42 43 36
90 - 98 983 81
Majority
] 3 12
MORRIS.
No.1 63 32 59 26
No.2 48 42 53 44
No. 3 46 49 88 47
No. 4 47 43 49 45
No.5 53 61 52 59
No.8 68 75 57 61
325 - 302 308 282
Majority 23 213
WROXETER. -
No.1 61 35 54 31
Majority 26 23
TURNBERRY.
No.1 74 76 48 )i!4
No.2 72 72 (Ci 72
No.3 53 52 48 54
No.4 57 41 52 44
Lib - 211 211 268
Majority 15 47
HOW ICK.
No. 1 a 47 9:3 49 811
No. 2 55 81 31 8:•
No.3 49 13) 45 115
No. 4 06 119 (t3 102
No. 5 tet (ti 72 61
No. 6,,' 64 119 50 61)
:i51 537 313 518
Majority 188 206
Summary of Jlajoritiee.
111(4 1911
Lib. Con. L';•. Con.
Ashfield tit 14
West Wawanosh 16 8
East Wawanoah 59
Blyth 3
Winghsm let 136
Morris 2(
Wroxeter 26
Tnrnbetry 15 47
Howick 1111 2116
54
12
2;
11113 3M 121 :398
Majority 171 867
7 C. P. R. Christmas Spsc.al.
The 0. P. R. will run a speci'l resin
from Toronto to Oodericb on themen-
Der lid, leaving Toronto at 4:15 p. m..
in addition to the regular that leaves
as 4:30 p. m. Notify your friends.
Special Offer.
Rind The Iondon Advertiser, the
beet wistropolitan paper in Western
Ontario tains last market quo-
te' lone and all general and local news
worth printing.
Spacial Offer. -!}end 121 few The Lon-
don Daily Advertiser for fourteen
months in advisee*. This offer Mon
be accepted before January 1st. 1912.
These (ailirigtial Schools.
. What do they mean by th.t Ir
asked the old chap from the eewesr
lot. "Hilly Line* 'drools! Who le
Rllly Lingle. anyway 1' The papers
are fall of that sort of talk and re
biassed if 1 can make It out. Litt Wb
don't they tell tis wise (illy biassed
is
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THE HOSPITAL BYLAW.
The Signal wishes to - say a word es-
pecially in behalf of the hospital by-
law to b9 voted on at the coming
municipal elections. Alexandra hos-
pital has proved keel( an institution
of great benefit to the town and dis-
trict, and no person now would desire
that the town should be without such
• place for the skilled treatment of
the sick or injured. The present
building, however. is not adequate for
the growing demands made upon the
hospital, and it. baa been considered
advisable to secure the old M. C. Cam-
eron property as a site for a new and
up-to-date and larger hospital. The
present hospital building on South
street would .never be anything but
an old building, unsuited to hospital
purposes, no,mat'er how much money
might be spent upon it. it would be
folly to make any further expendi•
ture upon it. The proposal in con-
nectioa with the Cameron building is
to teat- out the whole interior, retain-
ing the present walls, which are as
good es new. an.t making practically
a new building. The advice of a Cor -
onto architect has been secured, and
his report is entirely in favor of the
proposed plan. The property can be
secured for hospital purposes at:ia
very low figure, and as it 'is in every
way a desirable site it would be a good
investment tot the town to make.
The hospital has cost the people of
Goderich some money ; but we do not
think they begrudge it in the least,
and if they vote the 515,1109 re-
quired to carry alt the new project
we believe they will never regret it.
Give the cause of humanity a lift on
New Year's Day by voting for n
larger and a better hospital.
CHRISTMAS MEATS.
Legg & Son.
The Christmas showing male by the
new firm of Legg & Son (successor* to
McLean Brow.) at the East street
meat market is indicative of the choice
line of meats which always will be
handled it this store. Metiers. Legg &
Son take particular, pains in securing
the youngest animals and in the dis-
play of the festive season the most
particular chef may secure excellent
cuts of beef, veal. Limb or pork. An
abundance of well-fed poultry also is
included in the exhibit. Smoked
meats and corned beef and pickled
pork are prepared by the firm them-
selves in the very best style. The
whole display is one which should
attract favorable attention.
W. T. Murney. .
The Christmas display of meats and
poultry at W. T. Murney'a is the best
that can be purcha-ed. The exhibits
consist of a three -year -old heifer,
weighing about 1,835 Ins., raised by R.
Snowden, Stanley; three two-year-old
heifers, weighing about 1,45010•s. each;
and raised by W. O. Durst, Colborne
township ; one two-year-old steer,
raised by John Clark, of Colborne
one two -yeas -old steer and a two-year-
old heifer, raised by Connor $row.,
West Wawanosh • two Polled Angus
•' beeters," raised by W. Finnigan.
Ashfield township. In baby beef three
very fine epecunens are exhibited.
They were purchased from A. Elcoat,
of Brucefleld, and their aggregate
weight was 2.630 lbs. Two others,
weighing 1,800 lbs., were purchased
from Jos. Waebi:rgton. In lambs,
Mr. Murney secured some choice ones
from a flock of over seven, yof "grain -
fed." Ten choice porkers were pur-
chased from Mr. Sand-rsnn, of
Ashfield, and fifty eight fancy d oared
poultry, raised by Mr. Raps .n of
tumnlerhill, make • displ y which
must he seen to he appreciated.
Thee. Morrow.
Thos. Morrow's butcher shop on the
west side of Sq.sare c twain.' a first-
class display of meats amidst an 'tithe
tic arrn•Ig•ms'nt of evergreens and
other decorations. The display in-
cludee six choice cattle fed by Andrew
Halliday, of ('.(borne; a Polled Aogos
calf five months old, weighing (il0 lb..
fed by William Sterling, Lake shore
road. Colborne ; a Durham a sif, nine
weeks old, weighing 300 lb.. fed on
John Graham's fano. 0. Iboe nr ; mix
crow -bred Ibsen bottle, weighing 196
lbs., each f.d by J. Nwenn, Auburn;
ten I.eirester Limbs, wei king 136 lb..,
fed by Mr. Kinshore t4 West Wawa -
nosh ; seven pigs, fourteen weeks old.
weighing l'45 lbs. each. fed by R chard
Moore. Onlb orne ; two Doge, fed by
Colin i)evine, (inderiele and six chorea
lambs weighing 910 lbs.. fed by teas
Tahh, of Colborne. A splendid selao-
lion of all kinds of poultry-tuurkeye,
geese, dtrrk', and chickens -dao is la -
eluded in the exhibit.
BORN.
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se Me. and Mea A J. Oat.
aveeae, a aaa.
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am tfrwwlseet Costs, w6 14eiage
HAenERareneve.-- If yen want
Godsrtea'e lost hutrdkevnhisf .dates go
to Colborn.'•
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one of kstoria's lee meant Woke.
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