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LOCAL TOPICS
Sura$ Anniversary. Sylaw Pessed.
All verso( Bobbie Burns and bis' A meeting the shareholders of the
works will be pleased to learn Rodericb Stating sod Curling As.ocea-
tbati anniversary of the birth of
1
time was held on WedM.dsy evening,
the Scottish is to be At. when a
teat bylaw prepared by the
ditr piebe'eted la Goderich this ear. dlreotore. to hornier SLOW ea s more.
gage, was placed before them tor ap-
proval. The bylaw received the un-
animous vote of the derating in favor
of Its adopt hie
A Stormy Week.
Inventions Camp, 11. O. 8., is tusking
errstlgmiaents to give a primed supper
oo as evening ofTbureday, Jan
Jih. Felber announcement
Ing the event will be tuade in a
issue of The Signal. Keep the da
soled.
a C. L Concert.
The date of the Collegiate l usti t u to
entertainment has been °hanged to
Wednesday, January 24tb, un account
d the hockey u,atcb on the 86th. A
Rood program U being prepared.
including a play,"My Lord in Livery,"
so be presented by C. 1. students; fancy
trill by the young ladles ; 'Tbe Par -
.,d. of the Nation.," by the cadet
corps, and music. vocal 'and leen u -
mental. Admission, 25c and 36c.
Men at ildwards', open Saturday, bleh
inst.
Masonic Temple Ass'n Officers.
The annual general meeting of the
abereboldere of the Masonic Teniple
Aasoclatlou of Goderjgh, Limited was
hied in the rereptio room of Mait-
land Lodge ou Monday evening. The
lollowieg officers and <111'w:tore were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Dr. (.'has. E. Sal.; vice-pre.i-
denta A.' J. Cooper; 0000nd vice-presi-
dent, A. $sunders ; secretary -treas-
urer. O. L Parson. ; directors-tbe
shove -wooed officer* and H. C. Oui-
lopr R. J. Megaw sod Capt. A. Iww-
son.
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The Late F. L. Stahleker.
The funeral of the late F. L Stab-
leker, whose tragic, death oeoureed at.
Petrie es Tuesday evening of last week.
when be was hit by a train and
Instantly killed, took place in Gods -
rich lam Friday afternoon. Rev. A.
Brown. . the deceased's pastor, had
cha'rge of the service at the house, and
at the graveside tbe members of
tbe Order of the Woodmen of the
Worlderforrued the last rites over
the body of their departed brother.
The pallhearere were A. D. McLean,
Robert Elliott, Waiter B b a r ina n,
James Buchanan. Thomas Nicholson
and John Whiteout'.
Locomotive on Fire.
The passengers en route for Rode -
rich from Toronto oo the train Which
reached here at midnight last Friday
evening were given a taste of excite-
ment at West Toronto when the lin-
ing of the boiler and part of the en-
gineer's cab took fire and the fire bri-
gade was called to extinguish I he
blase. All was well whets the (lode -
rich train pulled out of Union 9tatinn,
but when near West Torontb station
the passengers were suddenly made
aware of a sudden application of the
air brakes. Flames had broken out io
the wooden lining on the top of the
holler just under the outer steel cov-
ering. and the engineer, and fireman
bad to figbt the Hames. The fire
brigade responded rind a yard engine,
which came to the rescue, pulled the
burning mogul away from the
eraerhes. After shout twenty min-
utete work the Maze was eat ender
control. In the meantime the engine
of a way frri.th• wise commissioned to
take the train t.) Godericb.
County Council.
The Hist meeting of the county
council for 1912 will he held in thi•
court house. Goderich, nn Tuesday.
January tied. The hest business' will
be the election of a Warden. in sc-
cordan'e with the very tensible cus-
tom which has been in vogue for a
number of years, by whish a Liheral
end a Conservative are appointed
alternately to fill the Warden's chair
fora year. the petition this year will
go to a Conservative. The Signal. of
course, does not presume to give ad-
vice to the (•onse•vative members of
the conned in wbai may he teemed a
family affair ; but it would be pleas nt
to members of both parties in this
part of the county if the honor should
corse this year to the Reeve nt Ash-
field, Mr. Thornes Blocher.. Mr.
Stotbers is one of the menior members
of the counril in point of service, and
is esteemed and respected by all. He
is one of those hien who can hold their
own opinions firmly without giving
offence to tbo.e who may hold differ-
ent view'•, and this is a qualification
wbich is always desire' le. in one who
presides over the meetings of such an
.august body as the county council.
We hope it will be Warden Stothers.
Death of J. I. Moore.
The news of the deal h of Engineer
.J. i. Moore, of the G. T. R., wbich
took place in the Stratford hospital on
Friday last, was received with genuine
regret in Goderich, where the deceased
wets heti in high esteem. The Stet- last Friday morning within the space
ford Beacon of Monday makes the I of two hours to respond to alarms of
following reference to the lamented fire- one from Victoria school at about
event : 8::10 o'clock, and the other from the
The death occurred in the general Big Mill at So'clock.
hospital, Stratford. on January 5th, of As the caretaker of Victoria school
James IsMster Moore. in his fifty-third entered the building that morning be
year, after en illness of about wiz discovered smoke issuing from the
weeks. Deceased was Morn in ninny, basement and the source of the trouble
Orkneys Islands. Sontland, and came was discovered in the coal nin. The
to Canada In 1877. settling at Stratford, principal damage done was due to
where be entered the employ of the smoke. Spontaneouscombustion isaaiJ
Greed Trunk as firemen. He was to have been the cause of the fire.
later promoted to engineer. About. Just at 8 o'clock the sante morning
six years ago he moved to Ooderich, smoke was seen issuing from the
where be ran an expense nut of that cupola of the frame elevator of the
pleat. The tete Mr. Moore was a Western Cannel* Flour Mille Co. The
member of Tecumseh Ledge. A , F. alarm waste -melded and with the as-
st A. M., and atm of Avon Lodge, sistance of the excellent private equip-
!. O. 0. F Resides bis wife, one meet of the mill the fire was under
brother, John. of Winnipeg late chief muerte in a very short time. The
factor in the Hudson Bay Company. prineipal damage done was to tee
mad two sisters, Mrs. Annie Matches grain in the Men below. The Ices is
and Gather's* Moore. both of Riney. estimated at about $10,OOfl. The
flestiad, sorely.. The funeral, *hire ranee of the tire can only by c ou jee-
wee srnee the Name% anepires. took turd.
lkom tics reetdeno. of hL The firemen were called out oo Tues -
1M bred laws Me. Tboa. WMsos. bks ng about 7 o desk to answer
sRten street, this afternoon tin alarm mat 1a from the tesidener d
to St. James church, and 'thence M lin. liaerlms. OR Visaing street. •
Avondale esshet.ry ti* interment. MiHirs diassey was tie mese but the
Rev. W. T. On, eovidoeted the ow assails *ss weaseled hsfore aey urn
viers. The pall -bearers *ere Nessrs, Meeafi----g, moms depa
Jaer•s Lang and Dan Roes.- Tweis aftwmow' work-
ing Tecumseh Chapter. 8t. Ma Ms Ii a teatimes onstreet
reptory sad Moeba lymple flbrlmwr+ a nevi a Ors *blob alrmed the sa
WW• (1. Irwin, Alex. Abrs;Tnm, Oddtet- al b of the brim lint wee ex•
►net. and A.. F. & A. M.; W. Brown t without the help of the
and J. lhutrammely, trammel
Spe
The recent cold snap and the snow-
storm which has been &Imast tocemaot
during the asst week has dopa muni
to demoralise the traffic oei the mil -
ways and barn made the blgbways
almost Impa.s$blr t3o erlob has
been cut off front communication with
the " north country '• all week, as the
roads were in such a condition that
neither the Kincardine tenths Luck -
now stage was able to make the trip
here since Monday. Thi Bemariller
stage, however, ran on its schedule all
week. The service on both railway
spectres has been affected toe consider-
able extent. The G.T. R. 'value all have
been running late end the C.P.R. was
forced to cancel ite morning train to
Toronto on Tuesday as the result of a
blockade &t different pointe between
Myth and Monkton. The storm
appears to have been general alt over
the Province and some unusually low
records of temperature are reported.
At Godericb the mercury bas hovered
clone to the zero point all week.
A Correction.
A subscriber writers from Lcndes-
boro' to The Signal as follows :
•'DOAN S16, -Irl your issue of Dec-
eruber 210., 1 noticed an item stating
that sixteen young men of Hullett
were t) appear before Magistrate
Andrews, of Clinton, to answer to the
serious °barge of rioting: and it went on
to say that they interrupted a service
in a church at Loodesboro' one even-
ing by battering the church door and
ruakiog & great noise in other ways,
and wbeo sows of the men in the
cburch went out to quell the distur-
bance a fight ensued,' and that 'toe
uproar was so serest Unit the ,ervice
was dismissed.'
"Now, I don't know where your cele
respondent got such news, for it is ab-
solutely and entirely false, and with-
out fouodation. Such a thing uever
happened in Loodesooro'.
-'f understand a few 01 the young
wen of the vicinity were to appear be-
fore a magistrate for attending a
charivari and making a disturbance at
the home of a young couple who were
recently married. but this occurred over
three miles from Londesboro'. and we
think it only fair to the young men of
Hallett to have this item corrected, as
tbey certainly have more sense tban
to disturh a church service in the
manner indicated above."
The information upon which The
Signal published the report in question
came from what was cooridered a re-
liable source, but it seems there was
.owe misconception of the *atter,
and it was a charivari, and not any
such disturbance as was repotted in
The Signal. that brought several
young wen before the magistrate.
Oodfellows Have Good Time.
The installation of .Neem of Huron
Lodge, No. atm 1. 0. O. F.. for the
coming six months was worked by the
visit to Goderich on Monday evening
of the inatattation team from Exeter.
The visitors were W. J. Murray, Din
trict Deputy Grand Master ; A. Hast-
ings, D D. G. Warden ; R. N. Creech,
D. i). G Secretary ; I. T. Carling, D.
D. (1. Treasurer ; W. W. Taman, D.
0. G. Cbaplein, and T. T. Boyle, D. D.
G. Marshall. They conducted the in-
stallation ceremony in a manner that
greatly pleased the local brethren and
their f..milierity with the service indi-
cated that they were well posted in
that pert of the work of Oddtellow-
ship. T:.d following were the officers
installed : I. P. 0., Harry Martin : N.
G., A F. Sturdy : V. t.. H. Tich-
harrne : recording secrets, y, Chas. A.
Reid : financial secretin•, W. F.
Clark ; treasurer, O. C. White!
warden, 8. Lynn ; R. S. N. G., ii. H.
Pettey : L. A. N. 0., Norman Mac -
Autrey ; conduct',r. R. W. Oraigie : R.
S. V. G.. Harry Reid : L, 8. V. G.,
Athol McQuarrie • R. S. 8., Robs.
Turner; L S. 8.. W. Sproule; 1. G.,
Bert Putts: O. G., (leo. Williams:
chaplrin. Rev. J. Pollock. When the
lodge welt closed the hr.t'sren repeiid
to the dieing hall, where a tasty re-
past of oysters and other good things
was served. 'Then followed speecbee
by Deputy Reeve W. F. Clark, Mayor
Reid and Bev. J. Pollock, elocution-
ary numbers by Menne. Hastings and
Murray and a song from Mr. Carling.
Fcll)wing the singing of the National
Anthem the gathering •
everyone voting the event a ort en -
lovable one
FoLir Fires.
The fire brigade were called out twice
No Squeal.
The 8igoat bas been &eked if it has
lost any printing on amount of its
attltude on the weenies of Boal
°pekes. All we oasis to say io reply is
that we are now doing exactly the same
amount of work for the hotelmen as
before -and that is just none at all.
A Native of Ashfield.
John J. Austin, assistant poetoffice
tuepector at London. died at his home
is tbat city ma Wednesday of last
week. in his forty-meooad year. He
hied been In poor besltb for Boase time
and oo New Year's Day was stricken
with paretlyls. He was a native of
Aahfield and several brothers and
deters reside in that township. Be -
skies his wits. be leave,e a family of
seven ebiklreo.
New Photographer.
Tbte week mark, a chane in the
proprietorship of Bropbev s Photo-
graph studio. Alex. J. M >
iller, of
Toronto, has purchased the burnoose
and is now in poweeiou. Mr, Miller
comes to town with a good reputation
as & first-class photographer. Ile has
speot twenty-seven years at tbe bud -
Deere part of which time be was in
Caliturnia. Fut the last twelve years
be has been in business in Toronto
and in recent years be bas been a prize
exhibitor at the Canadian National
Exhibition. The Sigual welcome@ Mr.
MWee to town and trusts that be will
receive his share of the public.
patronage.
Mr. Nisbet in Business.
Mr. A. O. Nisbet, wbo is widely and
fevoraWy known in connection with
the Goderich branch of the Bank of
Oommes•ee, bas resigned his position
with the Bank to go into business ou'
his own account. Ire has opened an
insurance and real estate agency in
the office adjoining the Bank dr Com-
merce and is representing some of the
leadiug companies in various lines of
insurance. Mr Nisbet was with the
Bank of Uoniineroe for over foal-
years,
ouryears, latterly at teller. and during
this time be gained the confidence of
the public in an eminent degree. and
he'starta its business for himself with
the goodwill of all with whom he has
been in any way associated. Those
who may place any business with hien
are assured of prompt and satisfac-
tory service -
The Pioneer Ciuo.
How old aro you v 1f you are over
sixty you should join the Pioneer Club
or if you have not as yet reached the
three -score mark lou should see that
your relatives and friends who have
attained to that age in lite are enrolled
aa members. The Pioneer Club bas
teen organized by R. R. Maibws, por-
trait and landscape photographer of
Ooderieb, and all persons over sixty
years of age are eligible for member-
ship. To enroll all that is necessary is
to sit for • portrait in Mr. Sallow,'
studio and as a certificate of member-
ship each person is to receive a cabinet -
size photograph mounted on one of
the best mounts. There is tie en-
trance fee. See -further particulars in
Mr. Mallows' advertisement on page 5
of this week's issue of The Signal.
Mr. Williams Moves to Toronto.
R. 8. Williams, who recently re-
tired from the position of manager of
the local branch of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce, last week left for Tor-
onto, where be and his family will
hereafter make their home. It is
with no ordinary degree of regret that
the people of Goderich hid farewell to
Mr. Williams. As manager of the
Bank of Commerce here for over
thirty yearn, he had so thoroughly
identified himself with the town and
its activities in commercial and other
directions that his removal seems like
the loss of one of the established and
cherished institutions of the town.
Mr. WilUswa' departure was not with -
but regret on his pert and we are sure
he will always keep a worn, spot in
his heart for the old town, where his
good cheer awl kindlness will long be
kept in memory.
First Horse Fair January 30.
The winter horse fairs in Goderich
which att,acted widespread attention
in years pant promise In be even more
interesting this season. The date of
tbe first market is Tuesday, January
30th, when a number of flet class
buyerss for eerviceable horses of all
kinds will be present.
Arrangements also have been made
to offer a cash prize of. $15 for the
best draft team (mares or geldings) on
exhibition that day. A prise of 110
also is offered for the best draft geld-
ing and a similar prize for the best
draft stare. There are no rest, fictions
and no entry fres. immediately atter
these prizes are awarded an auction
sale will he held of ■11 horses entered
with the secretary, Jas. Connolly. An
entrance fee nt 50c. is charged for
each horse and if digerati of a com-
mission of two per cent. is charged on
the amount for wbich it is sold. It
the animal is not sold no other charge
other than the entrance fee is made.
All interested in good horseflesh
should he in Goderich on Tuesday,
January 30th. Other dates arranged
for the fairs are Tuesday. February 27,
and Tuesday, March M.
Shall Outside Firms Be Taxed ?
An interesting meeting of the Board
(•f Trade was held on Monday even-
ing. Matter* in connection with the
Ontario West Shore Railway, the
securing of new rail and steamer con-
nections for the town, and the desired
awakening ors more general interest
in the work of the Board, were dis-
cussed. N. C. Cameron brought in a
propoesl which Incl to a general discus-
sion. This wars to the effect that the
Board should make a definite move
for the taxing of outside 'stall firm*
which do • mail order business in
town. To this end it is proposed that
a hill be intenduned in the Legislature
g iving municipalities power along this
line, and that the co-operation of
Board* of Trade t hr eighteen the Prov-
isos be secured In support of 1 be meas-
ure. Mr. Cameron's proposals received
a syropetbstk bearing. and a (special
meeting of the Board will be held in
the Board room next Monday evening,
at It o'clock. to au foto the matter
mere fully. In afiditiosi to tbe mem-
ber. of the Bosr,i, every tsoahhe.v roam
is town 1. 'nested to be present, so
tint ter views ..( all may he obtained
am this iseportent q__.-_
Mies AdeUne Reef.. of Mew. was
a bolder virtu* with hey Mather. C.
W. Iteral.. I.bAeld
Fancy Dress Carnival.
'Iles fret fancy dress carte vs' of the
season will be held in the new West -
st rink on Thursday evening of next
tthe 111th inst. A full list of
ser is being arranged and will be
need by poster.
Meeting Postponed.
()win to the bad c 4ition of the
roads, the n
e meeting, called) by Mayor
Reid. of reprerentativee of the utuoiel-
palities interested in the guarantee of
the buode of the Ontario West Shore
Railway has been postponed until to-
morrow t Friday) at 1 o'clock p. ►n.
Appropriations for Goderich.
The mein estimates for the coming
fiscalIsar, totalling 1111,789,677, were
in the House of Commons on
W nesday afternoon by Hun. W. 7'.
White, Minister of Finance. The
total vote for Ontario pu►rlic buildings
L 11,719,700` and of this amount $6,010
is for the addition to the Oodur•icb
postoflL e ; $25.000 fur the new I at-
omce at Seaforth, and 12,000 f. •
tower clock In the poetoffioe at 11. ing-
ham. in the votes for harbors and
rivers in Ontario, tiudericb geta
$130.000 for harbor improvements ;
Kincardine, $85,000 for extenalo to
pier sod dredging, and $1,1100 to. le
pairof t.t122,2ISforThe
hartors and riveniveruun
+ in
Ontario excludes remotes totalling
L17,176. It 1e understood these esti-
states were made by the old Govern-
ment and have been assumed in torn
by the Barden Ministry.
Verdict es Stahleker Inquest.
Paris, Jan. B. -The jury which, under
Coroner Yiasette, investigated the
death of F. Rtableker, of Roderick',
last evening returned the following
verdict :
"That F. Stableker came to hie
death at Paris station on January 2.
by being struck by the second section
of G. T. R. train No. 15, going west.
That in the opinion of thl jury
the non -employment of a com-
petent operator, and the lack of
knowledge of the station attend -
setts as to the runnicg of both reg-
ular and special trains, is a soros
of great danger to the travelling pub-
lic, and we recommend the town au-
thorities to appeal to the railway com-
mission to ask the (Irand Trunk to
provide a Rafe means of creasing the
tracks, or have all pea.ereger trains
come to & full (stop at this junction."
AU Sorts of Weakness and Debility.
Pe-ple who are run down or weal(
cannot get strong anti) the vital
organs and the nervous system are
restored to proper activity. Our Mac-
Leod'e System Renovator is a nerve
food and stimulant. It builds up the
nervous system and also promotes
digestion and the formation ofbealtby
blood. It helps almost from the fleet
and all gain is permanent, because
the system is actually built up. We
guarantee it. One dollar bottle.
Manufactured by MacLeod Medir ire
CO.. Goderich, On•
For sale be E. R. Wigle, druggist.
Change of
Business:
I have purchased the
,teas, laundry busi-
ness on Hamilton
Street run for many
years by Mr. D. H.
Ross, and I am pre-
pared to attend to all
the want. of his cue-
tcmers and many
new ones.
i solicit your patron-
age.
Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
George Pong
Successor to D. H. Roes.
Steam Laundry Hamilton St.
Bargains at Camerons
lint week's storm has been decided-
ly bad for business, leaving quite •
number of lines advertised still on our
hand, so that the came epeeist values
will prevail for the coming week. We
would just draw your attention .n a
few of the biggest values. Our hig
millinery sale of Trimmed Hats, in-
cluding fur and fur -trimmed Hate, all
clearing at one price, only $'2.98.
Other Big Bargains at 98c and $1.98.
Furs et half-price.
Ladies 125.00 Coats, fur collars, for
$14.95.
Ladies' $15.00 Suits at 10.95.
Men's fur -lined Coats. usual 915.00,
for $113,00.
Don't forget that we Kaes W kinds
of that cozy warm underwear for
everybody. ('AMMeot's,
THOUGH fT'S "MILY A COLD" -
STOP IT BEFORE IT STOPSYI J
Have you ever beard of • case d
caterers, bronchitis, isilammatios of the
binge, or pleurisy that did sot start
"nth a common cold/
itoery cold you catch has in it the
makings of one oe other of these die.
rases, if it can breakdown your defences.
.tnd even if it does sot develop into
awuething more dangerous, it will keep
you thoroughly miserable foe a week or
tem at least.
The wise sours, are moo r yeti feel
the sold coming on, is to start taking
N• Dr* Co Syrup t1( Linseed. Licorice
and Cllorody7nne, wad keep it n till the
sold is k+ •ked out completely. This
splendid syrup will do the thiels
You COO fquickly eel 1 y safe in taking
Na-Dru-Co Syrup et Linseed, Licorice
and Cbbrodyne, or in giving it to your
de l isen. We'll gladly give your
tabysioan • list of its ingredients if you
k Your Druggist can supply either
1Sc.or SOC. bottles. The ltfatiooal Drug A
Chemical Co. et Canada. Limited. iIJ
Weatherwax
Brothers'
Quartette
will appear oo the Y. M t'
('ours,- In
VICTORIA
OPERA HOUSE on
FRIDAY, ,9th
JANUARY
ASA A., 1st Tenor
LLOYD 0., Beeso
LHSTER F., Baritone and
Reader
WM. T., Tenor and Reader
Charming Vocalists
Enterlainir.g Readers
Delightful Trumpeters
Tbey present varied program
of very bigh order ; singing,
readings, trumpet - playing, pro-
viding a most enjoyable even -
g.
In Reserved Seats 50c
Plate at H. T. Edward.'. Open
to setts.riberie Wednesday, Jan.
17th, at 9 s. m. ; to the public,
Thursday, Jan. Pith.
ereenserrieseereeleseneseWeerefterieereteiWe
The .Place
to buy your
Groceries
Is where you will be
sure to get the pur-
est and freshest of
goods.
You will be sure of
obtaining supplies
of the very best
quality if you buy
your groeries from
Sturdy & Co.
The Grocers On the Square
'PHONE 91
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN MAKING MONEY ?
if so, why not oo-operate with us ?
We want a good live agent in I his
town and vicinity to handle our
Fencing, Roofing, Engines, Paints
and other products. If you are am-
bitious, energetic, and have a little
ready cash, we ran make yon a very
attractive offer. Write for our
propos't ion,
The Page Wire Fence Co . Limited
King `+t. • .etlanile .% enur. Toronto
s
3
Painting Carriages
e
1 do all hoes of Fine I'es riag• Printing and Scle.•t nee
Antique Furniture Finishing.
Bring your Carriages, Antos, Piano* and Furniture of
every devrriptiom.
Fifteen year.' expe,4es . in the beet Piano and oeg:•
Narlories is Tenant,.. Hamilton and Woe t -to; k.
Rat Johann,' gtuarenteed err no a barge.
JOHN A. KNOX
Dom Carriage Works, Go4erich.
Uiiion Bank of Canada
n.w•tatp cA leef - $ 4,706,000
!last sand usNsbeed Pestes 3.300,000
TNsf Atwood* (cars/) - - 113.000000
London. E.gla.d Ottlee,
11,Threadseedle Street, E. C.
• leased gild leak bar bees setablisied is Loads, Inglaad,
et Ns. 3*, lhsedseedie Omsk R.C., *hers Letters of Credit and Drafts
}Atli et er imps east gash Its Cassis and the RAM Bites, rte be
pneiesttd, stti Mes4'Itia.sk= armeged,
• Mime Buss L provided fee the o.sveaies« of claspb of tis
Desk when in Leaden, l which their mall may be sddreeeed.
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S. M. C. NART-SMITH. Aseassesft-Masaimer.
SPOTTON
Stands for all that is modern in
Business Training. A Chain of
Seven Colleges in leading towns
and cities. Two Thousand stet -
dente in our College and Home
Study last year. We train from
ten to twenty students for
every one trained by most
schools, There's a remote It is -
frrely admitted that our grade -
se es get hest peeitiuus, • ed the
demand for them is "seven"
times the supply. Exclusive
right f..r Ontario of the fatuous
Bliss Book - keeping System.
You may study at home, or
partly at home seed finish at the
College. A Business Education
pays a dividend every day of
your life.
WINTER TERM FROM
JAN. t, 1912
Call or write for pan oculars.
Spotton Business
Col iev'
CLINTON, ONT.
Miss B. F. Ward, Principal.
MEN'S SUIT
Special prices for this sale -so
About b.alf-price. $5.50.
Men's Ulsters
Men's heavy -weight el -1•
duced to $1.50
Caps
Men's cape, all shades an
at :sale. Men's t ps,
seen' uuent of pattern
inside fur -lined t oro -d
regrtlar $1.0) an d
Mufflers
Men , Knitted M
shades. at
um
1 cok•rs.
a r..>..
s, .sire,
we hent'
1.1".1, fie
uetet• all
4x•.
Boy's Overcoats
til shade•, -rale pries ire 21.
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M. ROBINS
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How Old Are
1
You?
Some people consider thi, an impertinent q,1e+11on end
resent any 1.uch ioqui.itivpeke,. In such cases, however,
you can make a guess and feel certain that you ate not far
ou' -injecture. But that is not what we started to
• to tell you how you can"
•1 Lhe Pio
IF YOU
OVER SI
Any wan use woman whose
mark has the privilege of sittin
will be t.resented with a CABI
MI one of the latest mottnts
FREE 0
Call --at once and easel
your sitting. Life is very
infirmities of old age may
later date. Don't procm!
girls something bo' which
a good likeness of yourself
neer Club
:ARE
XTY
age is over the threes, are
g for a portrait and e,.ch nue
NET -SIZED PHi'TOORAPH
CHARGE
t in the day -and arranges for
uncertain at any thee, but the
prevent you Loft coming at a
nate, but give your boys and
to remember you. in the ebape of
R.R.SALLOwS
D LANDSCAPE PHOTO(1RA PHER1
PORTRAIT AN
The N
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Ht BEST
NVIcTuS
GOOD SHOE
ame on The Sole
Tri
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mar
any
un
e"INVICTUS" name and trade -
k on the sole means a great deal to
shoe -buyer.
t means footwear that will stand up
der every test for fit, style and wear.
it therefore means more for your
money, as well as for your feet and for
your sense of pride as to appearance.
• Behind that trade -mark is the assur-
ance of an honest -made shoe --the shoe
you should always buy
BEST GOOD SHOE
a• INVICTUS"
T
Wm. Sharman
he Square Goderich