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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-1-25, Page 1Clubbing Rates Resd the Signal a club Mug """ Jlist ea o pain 11 sd .elrgt you( r• a d i a g Metier for IM yase. All the Wading ;Lk -silos'. At reduced 1 . l lona* fY i'Ol'ST7i Then -No, art DIE e S reeuxcBh OF CANADA THRIFT AN I) PROSPERITY Many • Mao w ay on a fair we) to preapsrits todherein*. of be was enabled to take advantage' of throughei tteeeereet One Direr gals an account. Courteous ad t service. BEAD OFFICH. K1 MI AND BAY STREETS, TORONTO. Goderich Branch ---Andrew Porter, Manage • A. G. NISBET INSU$AN ('h: A N I) REAL ET: 'I' F. Agent of the Mutual Life Aseuraece Co. of Canada. Also lire. Plate Glass, Personal Accident and Sickness mese Employer.' Liability. Fidelity and Guarantee Brnids. Kase, to loan on town or fan m property. LiST YOUR PROPKRTIF.ti FOR SAL4 OK RENT WITH Ones nest to t'sttadiau Bank of Comwerce, (.odericb, Ontario. OODERICM MARKETS. • PUBLIC NOTICE. Tavaaoar, Jas. mak. , t1AP1$B"IAJ(GiNG. P A I N T I N ti r all wsss*. 0 M r toe o la r and kalireedelns, et,. Irtrst-elaw work. ', rl•a w pr Met... 0 IM to W Prion HMO. Have our work done beton the *Inde ` j ; to 1410 -rash. A.ILYALFL,• tetcart,Godes rch.tril 4' t1111to dl e Y to 1 06 •sew ii se ,'' >e a t. or Iib Hoar. ma 95 00 w tiN LOB'!'. -A PAIR OF GENTS' PER - Mt NIAN lamb aaunu«te. "leder will be casein, ace's..... ..... T. M toMae ese em 33 ,rashes h sea bat Mev t.a thew'., the C. P. Ray. per esa, new. •.. •• is le w is a K. 't'tCFI F.'1' Oi"ICE w •Olga k 0 -4- rt...., tla • 10 to 519 CAL(Di eleu es AMON II 10 to • 19 w tar des •saw 911 tat to see ee \Cohost .. n e6 w 0 M e 4s S T6 LOST OR POUID. qo writtir to set-ee a`nt M • l ewe, i ~6 w Mgt • le to 1M 1M Pall: 6 ss to ( •r lir cwt : m to 7 r rattan TS. tO 1n POOR SALE. DIANO FOR SALE. -A GOOD CP- I RIGHT Memo. Apy q (MAR. C. Lave WAIL PAPER. -1912 WALL /ppr .caste bask. at head tram Ter - net. wall Paps''•-. Sole•et and Mee .ark dans ta. rush. Prism r1At. F stress,art w„ RrwZSi.Barsat 1OAL STOVE FOR SALL-LABOR 1II/Li Darter tee pearls new. AmiMTY= s. L1OR RALE. -THS ROM AND 'o De Io labs a .l,no1 HE: If Open day and nigbt. Luses meet ail train,. Paitieular tention given to calls from rrivate ree(denees. Telephone o. fill.THE RED BARN ooth Street Goderich. Ont. LIVERY. CAB and 'BUS OFFICE wrist man LiGHT (nrutllMIIM NOTICE TO ( WATER TAKERS 011. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2.►, I'12. Renew Your Subscription to Tug tti(+Nal. and get uo0 of the pretty 1912 ClalendsIs. Do /t Now nix SIONAL PPM 'i •VO CO.. Ltd.. Pvsammiis THE TOWN COUNCIL. I As instrested I on elatu*d Iasi « nneetion with t Proposal to 11"1 WARDEN STOTHFRS. wrote te the secretary of the Ontario lie an extension of hydro-eleclaie R• Hatay and Muoloipal Board enquir- I power to Goderich. i whether under t;e ciream"t+oe•r. N. C. Cameron rd the can- tcs.ed u.t levied DEPUTATION A*KS FOR REDUC- the Board would twee the power to him for h."o.eaa lig TION OF LICENS1G 70 FOUR. hold au inveatiiatioa es to the details Iof the centnct between the Ctsosttrse- -- - ' lion Company mod the Railway Coi.- Medical Health 6liseess Report -Town I Deny a*sd as cn the method by which for engem ere certiflt:etes were issued, Water Is Now Perfectly , Pure- -W. 'and petu'relly euverisg the whole E. Kelly's Resignation Accepted- i ground. 1 no today in receipt ot a 1,w this 1 set out in caueldiesble detail. , oil in reference to. he ani0 REEVE OF ASHFIELO PRESIDES uponnn• ui 1►rg AT COUNTY COUNCIL FOR 1912 occupied the flovrrrign Bank bd w*i for only a few month. and war charged Imeinees tet[ for the whole year. Tb. Mayer pointed cut Obit Mr. Cameron's appeal should have been to the court of revision. to which Mr. (:.*Heron replied that he did not receive his t s z not ice uCnmthe hel2l th of a id December. Aries► 1t • Reply from the Ontario Railway ' et.ter from the steeretary of tbe Board. Borrel. •I wbo says that. he ha+ submit; ed wy am A formidable deputation represent- ing the Local Option L -r sue was on band at the town council meeting on 'Pride.): evening and with other ciri- eMis present the oouncil room was filled. with & large number standing. Mayor geld wee in the chair end Reeve Running.• Councillor. I.sith- wait.e. Huebert V&natter. fellow and Graham were in their places. Deputy Reeve Clark carne in later. His Worship gave the meutbera of the deputation a cordial welcome and expressed the hope that it would not hi the last time 1 he council mould see them prevent. It would help the council in its work throughout the year if citizens would attend the meet- iogv i)r. Emmet -sun read the following petition : s Gentlemen, -in view of the tact. 11 That witbin the last few years the electors of the town of Goderich have by s large majority twice signi- fied their desire that the retail sale of intoxicating liquors in the town should be prohibited, and I'll Tbat.ectioh 2), subsection (1), of the Liquor License Act of Ontario autborizes any town council to limit by bylaw the number of tavern licenses to be issued therein for the ensuing year. or wean ; We, as a body representing the members of the Oodetich Local Op- tion League and other citizens of the town of (1 odericb, hereby reepecttully request your honorable body w peas a bylaw limiting the number of tavern licensee te be issued in Goderich for the next license year and for future license years to four. Signed on behaif of the petitioners. It. J. hi ROAN'. ALEX. SA UNDEAR. MO THE RLBO'rOR1 (►ir COL - .L BORNE Lamm AND O[NTl1.ICN.-Allow see too thank yoa for the vote which you gat c me oe New ).sri 1*}. P(^•(•[ me In the towinhlpD w awa k tea .rasa[ ear. 1 win try w MI tar pitrtaas elf♦) benefit to the ikwnshlp, and will be *tad w have your opinlooe co mosses. t bar mote before tie amoral. IFAA( HLTHLRINOTON. SITUATIONS VACANT. W• ANTgE.rD,sr. -A CAPABLE GIRL far 1r KInaals Agcy t• MRS. C. !< BALK SI • WANTED. -BRIGHT BOY FOR 'lun,nw Advertising Agency. Good gseioq tura hay oo a .men paper who dreires Sgood opedue In the div. Apply by letter. J. . Ulf3buN`! 1,1a11TF.). 11* N'e"t Wellington ousel. Tercets. it .WANTED. -A GOOD GENERAL wrveat. Apply to MRS. W. L. Hole TON. Mit SALE OR TO (KENT L"AR11•FOR SALE. -ONE Hti\n- l1 Rite acre. being seat halt of lot No. 6 on the lith concession of the elegem dl v hoof. of the towu.t.ip of A.hfleld. la rhe .aunty or Huron. Lorre ueie&i.d-& bolt story brick Outlive with ,ro11sr : tern. 111nt1'J. with . oetoe.t basement rod g„ud .tabuttg: drt%e-bou.e. 2411. Never 1..111,04 -liver creek running ...rough rare, el..0 good wed at aoor. Perm has been under gram for eft years. rr 111 be mid on ea-' tetn. . For further pertb ulare applyto THOMAS DICKSON, Owner. saes Peet slime P. 4.. oo tarto LIARM F(iit RALE.-ONR HUN- T UKICDesgsINht acres• Part lot N, 000- u.a.iuu H. buhrtt..a.wmine the iglu." d Anben., where Hero ie five churches. mn- ventent to oohed. The C. P. 1L slatluo u oe the lot. A arse fila.. herw..wry.ado-h.lf : pigpgood .. *Huta. beers. awe _east born with *ming ;116•61•• well gats t well with windmill at the bees. •never henna spring u h+ re. et. or teause fns I _ All water ge s sot already meld =111, g•a art Mete lo a Mw dammet agd ek ss iir , ass fa Me preores ser jj A.tl' tToll. OMI.e- aM Tree.. Weser and t.illtl csuitsrbetoa. S( W. T. XUR.II IT. (10a(reas l(7 Weep taw/ Lyh heath I. LET THE RENT I YOU PAY BUYSWYOU A k aM d r *itSao yi' i ▪ l▪ l ea o. Yllyour Imps/11 wwk out gout 'rase tans re oueope rent sosll • w. alLt, laeor ease & Mule Broker. ..[4 Dr. Emmet son pointed out that the two men whose names were signed w the petition were the two largest em- pteyttw otfaf•x in the town, lint they }tad both been called away from town on business and were consequently not present. The speaker emphasized the fact of the large vote cast on two occasions for the local option bylaw, which could rightly be taken as a strong endorsat,on of the principles for wbich the deputation stood. Dr. Stang also addressed the council, and cbaracter•ized the licensed bar as the breeder of waste. idleness, poverty. disorder and crime, even of death, and he believed the lessening of the number of ban would lessen the evils that flow from the bars. Without any discussion tbe council sent the petition to the special com- mittee. The council then went on with the regular order of business and disposed of a large number of communications. A re.olutioo from tete council of the toira of Chesley, asking the Post - office Department to continue tbe " Flying Peet " mail service. was letter ie the chairman, aeu that the that Mr. chairman bas .iprMrd bis opinion rebate for six months and the natter that the Board ha+ not the power to wee referred to the finance committee. conduct such an investigation. Any A hy+Iaw euthoriung .h. borrowing relief, therefore, that could be Rot of l,4)1) for current expenditures is ono the Boned would have to he got was read three tines and passed. throughen amendment w i heir i tlouncillur+ Venatter and Humber. powets at p ovided for by tb..tatute. moved to refer the matter of the des - That. hoe ever. might take some position of the rummer hotel te the time. There to be nothing in the meantime t await tine outcome of the promisee made by Mr. Moyes. Yours truly, Oiu.xLne GAxxow. 1.....rnu was enti'led to a Dr. Hunter. medical bealtb officer. submitted his report for tbe year 1911. Scarlet fever and diphtheria were ear Lireiy .besot from the town during the y ear. Ten cases of typhoid were reported during the year, at least three of which were undoubtedly con- tracted in other plaeee. Needy *11 of these occurred in the fall mosths, and there might be a 000neetion with the contamination of the water supply by river water owieg to Increased cur- rents at that time. At the present time the water is pedectiy pure. Atttntion was called to the urgent advisability of vaccination, as in an unvaccinated community there with always t.be,denger of an nutbreak of smallpox. "Parente should see that tbeir cbildren are vaccinated, and em- ployers of labor ateeld insist on the protection by vaccination of their em- ployees." The outbreak of rabies was men- tioned, but the face• stated that no i11 results were expected to follow. During the year there were mixty- three deaths in the municipality, at an average age of 58.5 these ten were due to tuberculosis at sin average age of :45.5. Thus practically sixteen per cent. of all deaths occurred from this dread disease. The usual number of complaints 'bout unsanitary premises were re- ported and investigated during the year. The officer bore testimony to the efeci of the town's sanitary ,eepeetor b . Highed • -?here .tire some complaints of siatwghterhousea and a betterment of conditions was expected for the coming year. A letter from the Hotel -k rs' Protective Association, signed by Fred Davis as secretary, requested that the council "insist on the policeman and night-watchman doing their duty seeing that the Liquor License Act bis enforced." The Mayor remarked, "Special com- mitter." Councillor Humber sug- gested that the communication 1,e tiled, end the Reeve thought the re- quest •hou!d be granted. Tbe Mayor, however, bad bis way and the letter was sent to special committee. A letter from L . E. Dancey called the attention of the council to an ac- cident met with by Willisgi Randall on the crossing at East street and Comte iaroad. Mr. Randall sustained a severe injury by slipping on the icy •idewslk and looks to the corporation tor compensation. Referred to special sent to the special committee. committee. A circular letter from the Canadian Wm. Holland in a letter called at - Fire Underwriters' Association. call- tention to a matter which was before ing attentinn to the meee.stty of the council previously. namely, him paying special :attention at this season claim fors refund of a sum of money of the year to the fire -fighting appare- which he paid for w sewer extension h was Mood. on Trafalgar street. H. is now aa- Tbe Mayor gave an oral report of sexed for sower connection under the the meeting held on the 12th inst. in Intal improvement plan. Referred to connection with the Ontario West public works committee. Shore Railway Needs. The municipal- A letter from the C. P. R. agent. en- itiw had agreed to stand together in closing a draft remitet w in reference the matter. none paying the inLer•eet before notifying the others. The following letter in tbis connection was received from the town solicitor : 10 4.. t teat AMISS SAL e. w 1, a Y eN)AA Camera . Q DomSALi.. - :PHS BIRCH 00 CVi P16'f) by lees crib, M- O hep • . ed L. ` }dress and jet• Si ads towo.rsFe.p44 'rM Dela kaA wiser Irt wart rtir Bard Itrnb*k'n MRN. 1. B. rt'aLL 1M. 1111 01,11110 •l ornate. 6'44 HENT. --TWO BRIGHT ROOMS, g.L ever the Mediae tusk • a dt ate for law de.t.1 redset act or dronreg room. J..TtA LAI. Aaat tee mem Wet R-,-OUIIIL 4 \siTOnk dRENT. -THE TWo- waWllg sarse. east ells riwitied sra•s6. ARID FOR RALE. -SIXTY -0N$ Beres of land. part nt sot No. I. eraea.,trs 4 corm s. mil waded down. Mesa. dreamed. saw} ernelas• mete of minimalist Melt rrY .wast rotlMhg frim r et*v. acct el"1 TION T ALL 1) s4. AaReUeass OUR SALE. ONES HUN. DAM so 1 Zire'.sLsZwle,wat w G21iIAT CLEAR!P G AUCTION ., SAL! OF RiCAL MUTAT!. MCLAtollirtr-•Bn1cE MOTOR pia AND 11OU84HO11► FURNiTUEE I un mMeCotsd by Me J.R. Hswkies, who 1. nava; _IOl sawteprei wall rCbtls anet ss .t M411DAT. F1f>inUAIIT ere. Mk esninisseele at 4 s'dsak assn Amami No. 1. -Put 61et tet wo the ws * Pietet. of la▪ tellekster ea Moeiderr wS▪ warm abase le an Jew 1M .ass wfil aseme Imo at I sla. Ue t e t'.rt of MW . sWest guest. on LM,e L Lr.s ha.... R.eh Immo •ret•i1'e4Tfs ts4 s•casre.jLmw51 ii04teTemn,..n- v.•6g••a .Weta~w/g•1SI.4•w ec 101 *1. \rye It tae • sCsMr s( gr• belt ale ilea te M . ata A vasant ref. Meal lir. tIr.r tHeath1rt.' so Pagnek's eater 01•ereet r RrMlwgpb .a 's.1 eve apes '}fg w•r s4M taeee tr,,,...,4111.1008:1=Iris srs•d la !' M as tithe VMS INA wades whole et. p, et.. wG WereaaM rr sr*0. zglergeiegeer 1M dsys. "whirs bet seg will per ,sir lines Oar MINIM to the connection of the C. P. R. tracks with the tracks at the harbor owned.hv the town, was sent to the joint harbor and public wfirks com- mittee. The C. P. R. asks the town for a deed of the lands which may be required for the purpose of construct- ing the proposed connecting line. An application from L. L. Knox. town clerk. for an increase of $200 in salary was referred to a he finance committee. W. R. Robertoon, who was ap- pointed by the council of 1911 as audi- tor for the present year. resigned the appointment. after teeny years' ser- vice in this rapacity. it was decided to anbseribe for tee usual mintier of copies to The Muni- cipal World. A letter from Town Solicitor Gar - mw. in refeeesce to the propi•sed In- terebenge track conneeNbg the 0. P. R. and the G. T. R., ass sent to the joint harbor and public works commit- tpr. Reelosed was a oopy of the order of the Railway Commission for inter switthim at Goderich harbor. A SSineinseisation from W. E. Kelly. 1011.1111111 ale seat at *be ooun- c11 tsoard, was read. CoueeiIlor Lsitkwalke impinged his regret that Mr. Kelly bed taken this step. and attar a few noire remarks bad been tiossneiller Humber moved puma tbe ,-'1-'4n be ase pled. ...colic Graham s simian the me - thin Wilielk was tionied. the Reeve venial NM epedgl committee. Coursed. den's chair during 1912 !twee moved Tbe Mayor referred to the town's h Reeve Cwninlon, of tweeClinton,m ed positiont;the in rnance sncet to the Dot? ttee as in- conded h Reeve Winter, of Howick, struetrd to look after the itown's inter- that 1 boa. St.•Item Reeve of Ashfield, est in the matter. • be Wilode I for the ensuing year. A The council then adjourned, balf-henr war .Dewed as according County Fanners Meet in Goderich This Week to Commence Their Year's Work -The New Warden Has for Many Years Been Prominent in Municip.l Affairs of Ashfield. The J.1 teary session of Huron county council opened in Goderech on Tie. -day afternoon of this week. All the members , were In attebdauce. The first matter which the new coun- cil had todee! 'blth was the selection of one of their nuttiest to NII the War - ''THE STOWAWAY." Be sure w read the opening chapters of The Signal's new serial story which commences in this issue -page 6. Important to Ladies. Prof. 1)oreowence of Turooto, begs to announce that he will be at t1. Hotel Bedford on Wednesday, Febru- ary 7th, with a complete displayof the newest London, Paris and ou York creations in hear goods.. are invited w alt end inspect his `cods. LOCAL TOPICS [N BRIEF. The bait Y j.a tight for tli. a ries. arta Filaria'. W1.ruee lm the beet. and .r. hint at rias .boat sal Mut roe Deed. Hertel* sat Ilmeisiaw material ma workmsm ship, kite%WOW Fancywork taaterial In a greet varlets et Bunt'. enemas. •e.' suety- Aol Lay who w t.lu,e to meets ib any tine of tams wort abesld oaltoaf neeire valuable t t0r Herdgearten ter pica sea Picture- framtter. Tbaw out atter the rink by getting a cup of hot chocolate or Oxo at BIackatone's. Oysters served m any style. The public is advised to keep its eyes open. and 1 edneenay. Febauary 14th. open. Something t. going w happen at the Baptist cuurch. A vestibule is bang built over either entrance a: tete poss.-Ake this woos - Thee abould add wuch w the warmth of tate interior and the contort of the • employees. The ice harvest ham commenced, suave ice being secured from the Meier land River. A number of the dealers are waiting fur a better quality to foam on the lake. Jas. Connolly is bud up with a boor this morning, Capt. James W. broken leg. He slipped ou the side- Green passing away at his home, 511 walk near the hospital 1 nut edgy, Fort street, at the age of seventy yearn. Capt. Green bad led a retired life for several years, oocavionally piloting a bosh around in local waters. He was born in Goderich, Ont.. and started bailing on the great lakes when only fourteen years old. For nearly idly February 1st, at 3 u clock. A good at- years Capt. Green served fie master tendance is chaired. on several of the large steamers plying on the great !tykes and he had many At the sale of the estate of the late friends .moil the marine men. For W. S. Clark !rat ttatulu.Y. • A one act. particularly, can Capt. Green Chisholm purchased two in the lot* be remembered during his marine fot $218. The huuee and the lot on which it stands were put. *old. as the reserved bed was nut reacbea. A meeting of the o,.tierich Lox:al Option League will he helu next Mou any evening en Temperance Hall at IS o'clock. The principal uuetueb$ wile be the electron ot a delegate to the still in the possession of his family. Alliance convention in Toronto. Capt. Green was w Mason ;for many J. T. Goldthorpe is arranging tar a years, he baying belonged to the A. numuer of skating coutest..o be given F. fit A. M. lodge at Goderich, Can. 01 Weet-.t. risk next Monday evening, Left to mourn his death are m tyidow- There will tie races for both young and seven children. They ore Mrs. H. and old and a new feature well be a Combo. Mrs. It I,angel!, Mrs. 'Wel- iboziug contest in barrels -open to all- abet. and Miss Jean Green. all of this comers. All contest/tote in each event city ; Mrs. A. Hart, of Vernon• Mich., must lie in (ioderlch. Watcb for the Alex. Green, of this city, and Loren poster. for further particulars. Green, of Green. Mteb. The tun- Tbe first Leap Year dance of the ersi will be heli Sunday afternoon. season woo held in Oddfellowa Hall under the auspices of the Masons of last Mondsy evening 'under , the this city. Burial will take place in auspices of the Nisyhi flub. There Lakeside cemetery." were about tarty couples present and Andrew Green. of Ltyal, who is a a very enjoyable evenwg was spent. brother of deceased. attended the The Hlackstoneorchestra iuppheu the funeral at Port Huron. Two other music and ere the aarembly dispersed brotbers are David. of South Dakota. at tnidn.g ht. light refreshments were 71^d Henry, of Winnipeg. served. Thomas. The tire engine wag out oo Tuesday At the patriarchial age of ninety - morning. to test 8101.1 feet of new bose Own years. Henry I)uncuff 'Thomas, s which was pircbesed come time ago resident of Goderich for fifty-six from a Toruoto firm. it was gttarau- Tears, prised to his long home on teed to stand 5110 pounds pressure and Thursday of Isct week. after a brief the test given was quite satisfactory. illness. Mr. Thomas wee a native of When the large bone en the engine Gnlvile parish. Cornwall, England, burst there war quite a scattering of and was s son of ('apt. John D. the spectator's, and 'several or arena Thomas. in tbe )ear 1844) he was received ab ubexpected 'shower batt. united in marriage to B1isabeth Fall Thomas in the R,tsbllshed church in CHURCH NOTES. delete, parish. Five years later they ---- foe caro 4, Oaoada and lived at Montreal Owing to the psatnr being not o1 for a time. In ltt6fs Mr. Thomas casae town the pulpit of the Baptist church to Goderich and from here ►e toot will he occupied next Ruodar try G. tae boat 'ilea Plowboy' fes Owen Gardens, Looden. Euglwsd ; Wm.. oI Australis, and Joshua, of New Zea- land. Another brother. Richard. de- ceased, was at one time mayor of Pen- :mace,s En sttd. A sister, Mrs Welsh, of r. Ontario, died very recently. An incident worthy of note tit the life of the Otte Mr. Tboman is that ail Vlore ago by sat for his pho- tograph as one of a gr:,up ot five gen- erations. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon to Maitland cemt- iery Rev. J. B. Fotheringbaw con- ducted the services and tbe paNbear- ere were John Aitken. Chas. Wells. John MacDonald, Willis Bell. T'houuts Hall and R. H. Cunt. Gordon.. Lest Monday morning the final call came to Mrs Daniel Gordon, at the hover of her son-in-law, Chas. G. New- ton. North street. Mrs. Gordon bad lseeu .errou+ly ill for several weeks. Before this dines. she was always • remarkably active lady, and old age was very kind to bar. .• she was able 4o he about every day and to take s part in the activities of life. Her beauty sod etre. th of cba.racter won for her a host of friends and she sea• to statute. for the receiving of bur- greatly beloved by all who knew her. Ober nowdoationa end when that time Tho deem sed was born iu Armagh. had els a County Clerk Lane de !rebind. eighty-six years ago. In ber Glared lir. Stothers elected, theft. being no other nominations. early womanhood she caws to Canada and at Goderich *lie was united in arden bathers was then eon- mer. iage to ber late husband. Daniel Gordon ducted to his seat by the retiring Gordon. They continued to lore here. Warden, Oweu Geiger, who wartnly ro that Mtg. Gordon could be numbered congratulated bim on bis election to among the oldest reridrnt iof the town• that position. The new Warden then Tbrtr union war blurxd with a family took the declaratiop of office before of four sons sou ttree daughters. Judge Holt and His Honor also coo- Those living are William J. Gordon. granulated bim on being chosen w till of Iowa; Marshall P. Gordon, of Vic the highest politico in the gift of the aorta; J. Lynn &sedou, of Kamloops. county. B. C. ; Mrs. (Rev.) G. F. tattoo of Warden Stotbers thanked the noun- Mco.ejaw : sod Mrs. McLachlan, of cil for the honor conferred upon him Toronto. AootI1t eon, James, D„ and attar he had expeewed a word of V away. .boot .iz weeks ago, et we►toree to all present the Huron Victoria, B.Mn. Newton, the county council of 1912 settled down to. dau ghter watt whom rhe Ord made busioees.berbbooma is Late years, died suddenly Mr. Stotbers is a native of Asbfeld on December 17th hat. The funeral township.He is fifty -flee years of age, took place on Wednesda afternoon baying been born on February 100 to Maitland cemetery. Hey. Alfred Dee. Practically all his life hat been Brown, pastor of Nortb street Metho- spent io his native towosbip, where he dist clturch, of which Obs deeeased basso won the confidence and esteem of was a lifelong member. conducted the the people that for six consecutive funeral services. The pallbearers years I has been elected by acclama- were (ieo.Thooison, W. R- Robertson, tion to the position of Reeve of the H. E. Hodgen, J. H. Colborne. E. township. Ara mentor of the muni- Downing and Edward Achesoo. cipal couoeil in some respect or other McLean. ht. has 'mead his jRwg.hip for stir- On Monday morning of tbis week teen )ars. , the call Come sip bigher " summoned TUARY. Rev. Archibald McLean. D.D., to the eternal home. The announcement of Gnu. the reverend gentleman's dent n at his • home on Bence street some as a gr eat The following' in reference to the surpnee to the community. Hi+ M- iner ('apt. James Green, whose death nem dated only from the Friday was recorded in there columna last pievious to his demise, the immediate week, is from The Port Huron Timer- cauee of death being so ulcerated Herald of January 18: tbroat. Tbe deoeaaed had been a '• Sickness toupled with old age caused resident of Goderich .roes November. the death of one of the erect lakes' 1906. When be had made the retnark- best-known marine men at an early able record of serving as pastor of a congregation for forty year's he moved to Goderich w spend the remainder of his days in retirement. Mr. McLean with born in Argyleshire, Scotland, seventy-eight years ago, being one of a family of ten children. l'he family came to Canada in the year 1850, and located in the township of Aldboro', Elgin, county. After a ,uceesaful college course and considerable exper- rience in reapply work, the subject of trier notice was indncted into the charge of Blyth Presbyterian congre- gation on November 6th, 1806. For forty .years be ministered to the congregation of St. Andrew's church. Blyth, and being blessed with splendid health he was off work only three Sabbaths tbn.ugh illness during that long period. In April, 191103, Mr. McLean was honored with the titin of Doctor of Divinity. During thirty- seven years of his pmstolate he efficiently performed the duties of clerk `of Huron Presbytery, which office tae retained for some time after hi. retirement from active work. His name will live for meny a day in the locality where he labored so long, as emblematic of strict integrity, high ideals, and the desire to promote the best interests of his fellowmen in. everything that tends to the moral uplift. He was a good preacher. a faithful pastor. a wise administra- tor. and splendid auceew attended the congregation under his ministry. He is survived by his wite ane tamely of six children. They are Mrs. (Rev.) McVicar, of Atwood; Mn, (Rev.) MeVicer. of Finch : Mise Millie. at home : Mrs. (Rev.) J. Urn Stewart, of Napier; Rev. Walter Metean. of Hanover. and Donald G., teacher in the Collegiate Institute nt Bnis.evain. The funeral took plan on Thursday, the interment losing made in the cemetery at Rlyth. A service was held at the family residence. Bruce street, Goderich. on Wednssdey even- ing. conducted by Rev. Geo. 1:. Row. Ou Thursday morning the remain. were conveyed 4o Blyth on the C.P.H. train and at 1.1t o'clock the Mooed 'service in charge of the members .•f Huron Presbytery was held in et. Andrew's church at that -place. 081 fracturing the boue between the knee and the ankle. The regular meeting of the (iode- rich branch of the Women's institute will be bele at the borne ut Mee. Haven Green, Angleaea street, *tile Thursday, career. This was durit j the adminis- tration of President; Cleveland. when he saved the entire crew of the steam- er 0. D. Norris from drowning in the waders of Lake n. For his hrav- ery, Capt. Green as presented with a gold watch try the President, which is W. L rmtwroer in the morottH said iod. int*sding to Ioeste sum, land Rev. r. Hamilton In the eveni•R. NsaaaK at sass point During • Rev Alfred Brown preached as .loss Um' et. sere wPrelle1d at aloe sermon to a d•1(tktag magma•eitameIsland. above H mew* In Victoria .inset e=l lest Sunda, "bb end mew forenoon.Next wends y tonseos woes by . beat and all were Goody breogitt bar w Clederleh. it wee Rery a• G of ' -V thee that Mr. std Mrs. Tbort.ae de - Mined to mak. (.hist their been. ee Obey .• ended haven, Mr. Menu ten the iener. To then were hare • Deeny rf Num ei4I s, of when neeelve : Mrs. LaweM s Join D. Thome. M/eh. ; Curies and Jwsaltw A repeet1nf the time. Isonsritd,ee,air Is I 11.111111111111.1111111111M a r. 1. L Ie e•s.pasMset wawa of • gtrtrsamr Ueslawldti•bc In •id d Qa/will M rweeiver at kith tO11i Ow t of Mw paw *amnion. The of the else eh •epelllttR re Mg`R ref won 1,01 eon* in the a•rv(ese of the day. aletio- nine on the Ort* y Sant. wen toad diet Amon Sn. street will ssie d• 041= of Roe. a Msw0.eg., rten . The panne, Rev. Alfred !sevens US o/ r Real}wi• d Vk>trwia. esus. as the sterol will investigated .sear are nes be notified eare of the ••n{ Is the C. 1 son. Id.: Mn. Jobs' to the sowers oerer when eegoned the wiSavo vo Ms sewer nu . mnroi48 J. A. brain. ell Maw will Taionaaos. et • aged Mee. John In Nes yg 1a II ere roar by Mases 1.t i deliver ns addeent and th W reesi pwoes. of L,osiw. Al she nwesbaw I Wel..d ie end to in the fleteleet ealglM w h „24 ieM ow pat me Ap.Ned 1.y tire' Nu. Dr. Goody. of lit "Phorses. Inn of Ste rally su e sro tee the 1 erne's / neenofeetwlsg tow', I line- `ilitenure w(s. dteee•asiJ la nyiMFL'l/e iy w 9. Dew sew l .e,b paw► three batt►e+ John M. of Owlet twesy-lye. in the past tour sass. Motorists are now bringing in their Int year'. care and trading for new inert. Great est opporttmity In Canada for flat gains. Write Tit• Kaoline* Company Rt. Catharines. Oat. G. M. RIliot1. rxonnty Irwpectur ni the ('biidren'. Aid tlosi•ty, paid visit 10 • neigheorieg town Loris week 4. investigate • ease of stigleetd crib dr.n. The parents and ebiMfen web brooch' lenses the polee geR ate sad the nesrrlt was Hie a nimilt LHt of the three •When to'b• eau of the Obildnw'. Aid Roelety. Any wets VIS hopened. ( pry' 71we oniaielou pe+tm(kw to be aosaga gen maw rain•. LSa,re and illrlanty case of great fntee+•st.. 4 erredtal M- 71s Resew wN• istci a.orrrsiWse Is vtfwbio• b afl. ern do *ew( 7ul Vinyl uC11MT.and - f ti, AsaNessar.