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• rfHE R GNAL : 'GOIEEtJCH. ONTARIO
Tlraerk AY. PanneAST te, 1912 d
LOCAL TOPICS
C. O. F. Annual Entertains t.
1be annual oyster vupers con.
erre of Court O uderioh, Na C. 0.
F., will be held in Oddfeltowr' ou
ree„y evening of titter week. Tea will
be .prved trout 0 t8'euo.
after
elects rgood preigessuswillrase-
deed.
w-
deed.oHh Court,
ark* is ex.
peeled to be presume
Board of Trade Annual Meeting.
The &none, meeting of the Goderich
Booed tot Trade will be held in the
boprdr oat ou Monday resitting next
rt d o'clock. The annual report will
be received and oaloers elected for the
resuiug year. There &re several very
impudent matters to come up for
di,cusion. The business men of the
b members of the Huard
Own.
ate, are invited to attend.
Resident of Goderich.
h of Hee. Richard Buxton
took Thedeath
Petrolta on Monday last.
The deceased was eighty-six years of
age and was a former r.eklent of
tioderich• tibe rod her husband. the
VMC Richard Buxton, will be remetn•
tired by the older generation. Ur.
Buxton having kept the brewery at
Piper'o 1►am for a number of years
Tee body wow hrought to Goderich on
Wedue.elay and interred In000dt lead
cemetery. A service
was by itev. J. IS. Fotbstingham in
the remain* were borne to their last
reeking place.
Seriously Injured.
A metres accident befell Wilson
lin naule,. Anglessastreet .last 8.tur
day. wh Ie employed nal attending
salt block
Of at light he was up some
to pe sag "ago and
steps wore be missed ft g
fel about sixteen feet Into one a th.
we bin-, which etas empty. ex epi
for • hunks of Vat and rough stuff at
the bottom. Mr. Brownies sus'a•aed
a broken .houtderbooe. two ribs were
fractured. his ankle was bort. sod it
M feared that be was injured int..rn-
sily. His coodition b tical. He ie
• serried Maui with a young family.
Officers for Fall Exhibition.
De! utas to Ottawa
W 8tothen, Robe Mc ay,
Reeve et eruiith toe whip, and
R. W. Liviogetuoe, Reeve of Grey
township, are member.. of a large dep-
utiatluu that want to Ottawa this
week to interview the Faderel Gov-
ernuent in regard to highway en.
prevenient..
Partnership Dissolved.
The lino of Mestere Muir & Hub -
wrier, undertakers and dealers in
furniture, haul been dissolved. Mr.
Muir retiree trona the buelna.. and
Mr. Hobmeler will Continuo the furni-
ture branch, the undertaking depart-
ment lowing been ..old to Bropbey
Bros. Mr. Muir's platy for the futtire
are indefinite but he will remain in
town for a time.
Death of James Doyle. •
The death occurred io 8t- MicbaeJ's
hospital. Toronto, on Wedoeeday,
January 17th, of James Doyle, son of
Mrs. Chris Lamberton, of Ooderioh.
Death wee due to heworehege of the
brslo. The remaios were Laid to rest
in Chepstow cemetery amid a Targe
mowers.' of sorrowing friends and
relatives. Deceased. who was a bar-
ber by trade, was only twenty-one
ears of age and was a general favor-
ke with those wbo knew him. He
leaves besides his mother four sisters
Br„ hry'r undertaking rooms before and nue bt..ther-Hugh and Mrs.
Skelly, of Calgary ; Theresa, nurse at
ttttt. Michael's; Ethel, of, Toronto, and
Venetian. at home.
A Business Change.
Owing to ill -health. F. Dunbar has
diapered of his eusinese, the Opera
House Grocery, Kingston street, W
Oban. M. Robertson, who takes
poses on the 15th it. Mr.
Robertier o nis not • stranger to Gado -
rich. having attended school here, and
heiog anietehtr• of • well-known Col -
bo• ne township fatuity. He has been
in boniness at Walton the last
four years' and `ase •aseqquired an
ezper•eoce which will d tubtlese eo-
ahle hien • o give bis ppastrens a fleet -
class service. The S•g•aal welcomes
Mr. Robot -tem to the busineee corn -
Ai ow dmouse euse oe the muni' y Lai G Aerie',and bespeaks for
ihow•d of director, of tbo o deriob bila • liberal patronage.
l.doaitri Al Ezbibiti•w held last 8 star- G. C. I. Trustees.
day evening. J. Arles Fowler
w us sP The statutory meeti1n�g of the G. C.
pointed seces� A
arl Y ossa I. 'rweee board was 11-1Z1 in tbe court
tre.aurer. C w.enitteea terse. ars- on. house maWednesday afternofee
pointed** usual for tbe diRarert it fntlnwing members constitute the
pertinent* of the Ididkitiuo. ho.rd: Judge Doyle,' ' Judge Holt,
the p arprs of ineervteolat tis ies=+ S•eet iff Reyn .Ms, Dr. Macklin, Dr.
and business m -e is prepar•Nno err .fie tor, De. Nicholson, J. 11 Colborne
the pee list. whish (t ls iotertded tb end W. L. 8-3.t. Jedge Doyle was
have ptep,sred as early as p "eerie. re-.•lee•ted strait tuna for 1912. Act -
Much pinnies iateeest ls espoetsd W hs count s• animate leg to $30.94 were
rbownthe ►radsu.oeas every of atEoeic'ee mtall sbnw t0 ea -of , er d It was decidedg•thto bold
neve the aero .r sestinof e bowed on
• 1912. 1 be first Thu. .day of Part month as
"Have You Bought Yours ? h. rY• manes. Dr. Macklin, Dr. Nichol-
Keea•s. Kelly & Kelly. automobile eon, J. H Colb .roe and W. L. Eliot
agent-, hove sold Ste Ford care of the were appuin rd memhera of tbe prop-
flye. p erengrr .nodal (Ape. 4e 1vered in el ty c •meati tee, and Judge Doyle.
Goderich tbi. og. They ezp.e-L to Jeep. Holt, She. it Rryr'olds and Dr.
be able to 'apart the sale of several Ta. i r w' re named as the supply cow -
other cars before the sereon for state- mit. or.
tog begins Tbey also are .gent& ter County House 0f Heeuge.
the Carter automobile. issanu/nested
at Pontiac, Meat sad they will have A "see' ittg rat the s
tree. of refuge
one of they,a
�n,'env for demons rte commit et.. .4 the county enamel' was
*attui e..ea as soon es spring mem& heW w (Ais.s.•n on W..l .ud y ef lee
It u trio ion -droves sad this is said t. tek. M. se.. Munnfsae Brretigbao,
gee it a great deal [wore power than Elt2 b •r. Built". Cutte.l,.n. County
other 1v nee w.
stl
W. $ seysns • eperlal Chub lane• and the house oM.iale
features • bits er•d ebe 'e.g. were p ee.•nt. In the in-pe•cunn of
uletd from one mile in two hours to thebete.- rod outhttilduors every.
sixty wile..n hour. thing le a . footed sal Idactory.
&ab'ly-Mee inmat a are being cared
Summer's Comie&.alsotheOreyhowrd foe ar th • pr -sent tuna 1t was de -
Like the first eprl robin oo.ne• a ri sed' ha s• the Mimi. who see as
de-
pot,
lean l . E. H. A of ter omens-. a' .he 8un'tay ..wise. a< the
White rime se. *i nounring the b••u e, -Medd receives present of $aa
date. a the annual June rxeurwioo to 1'h a 1e" ion of the committee was
Doty. it- 1t is proposed that the trip tall d t•• the fart that sr e,s1 inmates
from (i•derich he ran Friday, Jetse 14te,, wen in rereipt of yearly inonme■, . to
' and the return trip pa M•'sdey. 17th, part of which theatrunty was entitled.
giving two full days, Saturday an t The matter web let with Inspector
Sunday, in D -teat. The, would make Torrance to deal wItb. It also was
a .plea,did out ing and ought to eo.etre drei teal that any Reeve when making
a enter crowd ibis. ever on (hi'. p p. a commitmeet. should assist the in-
u4trtip. The usual eseit.nligbt" wi.I sp otor 1.. adjnstint ell M•'ney matters
be held on Thursday evening nod r and n. di.pneius of the property tar-
tlet euapi'w of the Ooderieb Mu -le •1 lo a<ina . tb•- permit committed.
Society. We 11 all headed to welcome The G. C. 1. "Prom.'
the genial Captain wbeo he .omen tip
io the -p. inn to complete arrange To :resu••aonu s 1 prnmenade of the
went. for the trip. G. U. 1., b Id bet Friday evetting
under toe &unaaree of tbe Literary
Floc e y, wee marked with even better
sue e $ 11 an u uai : a d the large
n.nuter of stonlenes, who-gelbered in
the ae.embly -tall cretin d to the pop-
ulsrity of the event. The hall ep-
ees .d rime -tally inviting. the win-
d•'ws Irene de -meted with nags, and
the 1'orm with flower. The music
wag • z' tent, as wan oleo the lunch
wbicb was served during the evening
to the appreciative crowd. A epeeist
fen urs was the pl••m•nede number
• rahlea T'un'ed in 1912 " when each
lass haul a chanes 0o ehoo.e "the one
she likelh heat." After nearly three
boon of roj yn,ent the merry throng
dispersed. The nest ane a ng of the
Literary 8 ciety will be held on Fri-
dayy. Februa yh.
The let txry ldoci.ty intendit to
pia• e a I urge pr trait .,f br. Rtr•ang on
the walla of the aseemhly ball. Dr.
8 rang V lerg-ly •esnnneslhie for the
pp••asp-rity O' the Society and as its
honorary p sadden• still maintains an
active in'ereot. in it.
The Postoffece improve menta.
This week J. T. Scbelly & Co., ono -
erector's, of A Iexatsdri', airumrnsed the
ws.rk of placing in woe ion the new fix-
tures and fu n•shing. of the post office.
The eater part .d the wort .bread he
e.'ut'Is ed hy 1 be end of ' be emelt and
'he chrogr, 'terbium, will mean a heater
s• rv'o•' for the putter in every respect.
Along the oast ride of lbs Interior
them will le three wickets: ono for
the sole of money orders. one fee the
teansaeer's't boatmen in rnnn.etinn
with the s •vi• -es leek d patentee and
the other et wn.cjh letters and 1v►wls
may be regi•'. red. Next tp the -e
wi'kou will be the .nail Imitate, whish
win .z•en.t tow.ris the north and
el•'ng lb, '.oath •lde to !be two general
delivery wickets. There will he a few
o.etunse, eutgidee a�s,sImi boxes at the Meer see of ch.
sero and the kelt r.F>owd (et r e,e..
Public School Board. e
At the resrnlar naei8Ung of the puhlie
mho.' board on Monday evening, the
see. -eta y-trea•.ureek report showed
that the 'uoount. paid during 'he
In 'nth of J.tonary totalled $8.7.14.
Principal Tigert's report for Victoria
seb•s,i gyve the averse.. att.ndenee
for the m .nit as 'Md and Priecipal
Sharman for Cental ach He report 4741
ISO as the average attendano.. The
+ertet iry having teen entrusted with
the dunes of treasurer, an incres•e
44 SiZ ore .Dade in hie salary. A
leder from Chas. Harper. In regg'erd to
hie claim for extras, was teterr.•d to the
toilette and instructions given for
bi'e 'o con •ult with 11r. Seunden end
Mr. Needle. A letter from Pref.
Hutt, regarding the plass for the lay-
out of tits s ho 4 a. was re-
terrrd to the school" managing coun-
t
with power to set. An appli-
est on wr. received from J. B.
Hunter for an itsereass of salary as
muYieal in•tru-tor. It wee left in the
bandn of the fi•sance committee.
St. Valentine's Night at the Rink.
Thee SL V dentine's m•.querade car-
nival in he heli at West street rink
next Wed ne- day evening should prove
as intetwb ing event. not only for
those wbo take part to such oo.tist•.
bit els • f ,r the apeetatnre, 1. T.
Goldthorpe, wbo bee proved bilewlf
e mo -t (tap. P4. menage* of ebe rink.
has .rrenged for some uniqueennte•ata,
tco rhe wrier* of which handsome
Prizes w. 1 b. awe Mod. The non tseta
a'''1 Prize. are M follows : Rest dressed
(rancyl gentleman and Iced , a *Oh
umbrella each : heat dr (.eerie)
lady rat gent lenaan, a missing clerk i
tiro neuronal costume, a never cream
mot angor set ; hest (-harem* ere
lobo.. three ora net giaes toPnttlSse t beet
sol .n'gtr wi kete and eMtw fr•r
Thr g r o, t brew t�1aee ws}�1�s�.s owls. The
ene.dn.ire. a•a on 4'the bkMtlrrO leek rinse. will he lih"li-�hwd
Wn
T+►• •karP II .rr•iesppy jewellery .Mase teed the mew ties.. well h e op -reel with
frntn 7: rs hcortemswill hav�rthelse N. trrovi•ion h•n been made ea
_ 4ii'i -Iork awl the
p j"� oral y't he a r.i.e.q .t the aptxo+nbew to
1"n will he promptly at $.Ilk The the .seers l de iv.• y 'Hetet. an es to
Mater. in ettenAenre. All heep lase Aroyl.• io-lln.. lint 101. veru
will he rimmed to admiseiow •
tw1o.,, lie This ��M�sgy.r•p ries'. may tr pr.vMnd
means and � 1;4 lis mw•eia•eet oak and erre
b'rt oe the
mghte el the N them
sen,
extorter Sutures are
tIJ h, • large at t sod neo
ptrsewt • eery fti+enBg •pp,aramise•
Death of Conductor Peter MeeOeneld
Peter Macl onald, for over twenty-
five years a faithful servant 'of the
Northern RitlIway testi the 0. P. R.,
Wed iu Londea, at the home of his
atat.-r-in-low, rs. W. Lame, un Wed -
nestles, De was due to a paralytic
•stroke. Conductor ManDonrld was
one of the most popular mon ou the
road and was well known ou the
Guelph and Goderich line, ae be was
the trwn selected to brio the Bret
O. P. R. passenger trelu Into GuJo-
rich nearly flue years ago. For the
I, two years he bad been ao invalid.
He vow forty-seven years of age. His
widow and several brothers and Mi-
ters survive. The brother. ore John
A.. Arvbie rad Malcolm E. MacDon-
ald, of Toronto. and the sisters are
Mrs. J. M. Smith, of Toronto, Mrs. W.
D. Tye, of Goderich, mid Miss Jenn ie
MacDonald.
Miss Margaret Proudfoot Wedded.
The marriage of a well-known youoi
lady of Goderich is referred to in the
following item tekeu from The Balti-
wore Suit: -*A very pretty home
wedding was solemnized on Friday.
2od inrt., at the residence of R. Stan-
ley Richardson, 102'2 East Twentietb
street, when Mise Beath
Pl'oudfoot,dxtrgbter of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Proudfoot, of Oodericb, Can
ado, was married to Dr. Joseph E.
Thomas, sen of Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Thomas, of Clover, S.C. The bride war
attired in a handsome gown of wbite
tuessalioe elaborately trimmed, and
wore a t eaut iful lavalier, the present of
the groom. The bride wee given away
by ber aunt, Mrs. Isabel A. Shelton, of.
Baltimore. The. Lehengrin wedding
starch was played by Mrs. H. S.
Richardson. After a short trip Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas will reside at Tirzab,
S.C." The bride has a boot of friends in
town who join in wishing her many
years of wedded Impieties!. ,
The Fenian Raid Veterans.
An effort hes been made by J. J:
Wright, president of the local Veter-
ans' Association, to induce the De-
partment of Militia to give the few
remaining Fenian veterans a pension
for the remainder of their days in
addition to the grant -.1 land which they
received about ten yea1-w ago. Mr.
Wright was in communication with
1. Sam Hnghee, Minister of Militia,
regarding the wetter and received a
reply to the effect that the .matter
would be brought up in Parliament in
the courts of a few days. Of the two
oonipaniea, about 1 strong. which
went to Sarnia fmro Goderich during
the triet►'le in 18011 not more than a
dozen men survive. Of this number
Capt. Montgomery. of Goderich town-
ship, is prohably the oldest. He is in
bia ninetieth year and bas resided in
the vicinity of Goderich since 1844.
His hearing and eyesight are wonder-
fully gnod yet and bele in possession
of all his mental faculties. Mr.
Wright probably is the nest oldest of
the survivors.
moon. The 'smoked to be e•ncielied,
M Berlin found they weer unable to
get their team together for that data
A game with some miser club my be
played here nest week en a date to be
flied.
Tis De edieg Game.
ri The decisive gash in the town league
series xtp�111 be played in Westese rink
uo Yorda eveoing, the Ire/ere. sad
the O, 1, 1' beta the ntuttesting teams.
The �Ysr will oesureenoe et 71 '
o'okook end eo admissicn of 10 cent.
will be charged
A Note frees the Iroquois.
tiodr.rirh, Feb. 7tb.
The Signal, Goderioh, One
Gwrrutaien, -In regard to a letter
published In your last issue, crating
that the Dreindnoughts were used un-
fairly and that Mr. McDonald bad no
right to referee the game. But when
writing they fulled to say they pie -
tested the game, and ..hat the execu-
tive when dealing with it claimed that
Mr. McDonald was one of the best
referees in town and they thought it
ant thing he gave the Iroquois the
worst of it.
And la regard to tb.•ir chelleoge
At the present time our nights ate all
taken up; but we may oousider it
after the schedule is played out.
As the Dre.dnnughts failed to send
io their death notion. we are enclosing
herewith copy of earns.
Hoping you will oblige us by giving
it space m your paper and thanking
you for pest fever., we remain,
Yours termly
I. H. C., per C. E. R.
In loving memory of the
DREADNI)L1 .HTS
Wbn died at the hands of the Iroqunih
1. Westet. Rtok January 31st. 1912.
Age13l
Rest in peace till we meet again,
-C.E.R.
CHURCH NOTES. '
Rev. J. H. Osterbout, B. A., B. D.
of Lonleehorp', gaven very interesting
address in Vittoria street church on
Tuesday evening. Hie subject was
"China" and it was well illustrated by
one hundred limelight views.
The annual railwaymen', service
will he conducted in Knox chuzeh
nett Sundry evening. Rev. Geo. E.
Ross will deliver a special discourse to
the men. His subject will be : "The
Rules ot the Road." Everyooe is in-
vited and especially the railwaymen.
Rev. Dr. Medd will preach in Vic-
toria asset church as usual next Sun-
day. On Monday, Ibth inst.. the
Sturm Hitters will begin a series of
evangelist le tery :en. They-areChrist-
ian workers of superior ability. The
services are free toeverybody,aod will
begin at 8 o'clock each evening.
Church union will he the subject for
consideration in Knox church at the
morning service next Nunday. Rev.
IOeo. E. Rose will diicu•e the three
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. (gmiestions of the hallo.: (1) Are yon in
ttaavnr of organic union with the M.th-
Tims to be tii,kiag of spring and your new ()dist and Con gregationa 1 churches ? (2)
spying overcoat. Conteh Pridbam the Tailor! Do ynu o MVP of the proposed basis
and get in bolero the spring rash- I of union i (3) Have you any suttees -
Smith.' Art Stare, heat street, exluau tui tions or alterations to otter? A full
supply the denoted Ia Ooderleh for art good.. ' congregation is
artists' isaterbik: teeeywork geed& stemma I attendance of the cion
sad ether slmMr goods. You are invited to urged,
,, Me the large ssleetion of exclusive
The residence Of John Lawson on
On Tuesday afternonn the W. H. M.
B. of Knnx eburch held litagessanstsl
Victoria street hes been sold to Wm. meeting. The report of the first year's
McN.via, of town, The new ptvprie- work was very encouraging, .bowing
tor gets possession iu the middle of that in addition to the atnney raised
April, two hoses were sent to tnisaien fields
'The regular monthly meeting of the in the West' Officer/ were elected
Goderich Horticultural tneiety will and an intere.f.'n program of work
he hell in the secretary'. office in the for 1912 was discns.ed, Visitors were
appointed to canvass for new mem-
court hone nest Monday evening. here, in reepenee to •en appeal from
Wm. Warnock will lead a discussion
nn the cultivation of grapes.
Upward. of 300 skaters took part in
the Le.p Year Program at the rink on
Monday night. Although some
thought the ladies were a little shy.
all appealed to enjoy themselves and
a very pleasant time was spent.
At the regular meeting of the water
and light cnmmis'(inn on Tuesday
evening the salary of A. Straiton, col-
lector and treasurer. mai in/tressed by
$60, making the salary $2it0 per an-
num, the commission to pay for his
bond.
A number of the three -linked breth-
ren of town ancompenied D. D. G. M.
Murray, of Exeter. to Dungannon on
Tuesday evening and assisted him in
the ceremony of the installation of
officers of the Oddfellows' lodge
there.
At the auction sale of the property
of J. B. Hawkins on Monday, his reai-
desoe on 8t. Patrick's street was sold
to Mrs. Kuntz, of SeJtford, for X200.
The lot on which the Sweets livery
stands was purchased by Devid Brown Mew Vail_ ye Nairn,of Watkervets, lathe meet
for $700. at Mr. and Mren C. A. Nairn.
{ Two children were committed to Mi.• Negie Robereene 1. vldUng ber mother
the care ot the Children's Aid Society and.titer a at wltmer.
- h JudgeDrs Ie thio week. The So- ages )mKktr WiSg1UPsythad Naas Victoria Min-
meti eeking a home for a ho ten ern vWtN Serb In Toro to. whev..1
y Y stew, gpsr� is In Toronto aug she re
years of age and all oommnnicationa .oend•M week. with her daughter. Mr*
�a JJ
Wawa Clara and Maud Planet, of stew York.
eve vtdtng their parent". Mr. and Mrs. (Mom
Mast, Beet etevat o1
A "game of war" was held in the d Mite Ree I +p 01 Roing sen. 'e. .pi1U eiT
enure home thia (Thnreday) afternoon. 4r home at wtrathd'n.at
the part iripaot t being the officers Of Mw Brae, who ha" been .toying In God
the nal Regiment, and in connection ilei Orr.ever.1 matth• neat. aft today on her
with the game a lecture nn the cetera to Washington. U. (•.
methods of warfare wan given by (l. H. Klug and C. H. Humber were In 'Per
Major Cordon Hall, general ats.H este tat• week to Icer ten Mendel.aohn their
taQlnet o1 the Fiat Ddviainn. The I In one d la tame,. ronorrt.
M. W. F. C(`71s�rk 1611. -n T.e.da. for wee.
annual m.etiug of the officers of the euro having rrO.1,rI word or the Threet rat her
regiment take. place tonight. sister there.. re Chas Hawkins.
W. t'roedfoott M. P. P.. lett M Today for
Toronto in order to be preen% at Me onent'et
HOCKEY MOTES. ! ofthe t.gt+latmw on the fol Treeing day.
M. and Mr,, IC. Dnwntng enerimpanIod by
The Mene•setling femme Club hockey , Nhsda,.. s vele
mats e. arwt ttmese. ilett
eds seat
team played the A. O. V.'s on Monday Leaminetao,
niebt and cisme oft victorious by the Mr. end Mrs, Ron. Mee collin.oto lett w
score of 5--2. W. Chapman re creed Wed as(ay int for
t v their ihome eet
t
the game. I city and Vanemlvee.
The G.C.I. hockey team again were w. Lanes e.,u..1 stroke was, at Fervors aat�t
vietnrioua on Wednesday evening. I Wednesday and Tbereday of Mat wank *Dead -
when they defeated the Meoe•setting Inca m ettng of the .recon ire eY the Ontario
atone Club hoe, hy the more a fi-1- MnnMlpsl Asamh8oa
Lot no McDonald was referee. the "ern a * . of his t- roma 1 ..ela a.
x104 1ln.r.s.n,Iia sltrbt hr.-ober.
fraise
The G. C. I. hockey tram were vie- tgse
tor, over the A. 0. V. woven in the bt tree to the patient'• eerselu ,•
town league game lent Friday even- q,w,et1o. `w•„d ay to '.1054 11,. awntsY
ing. The more wail 2-1 in favor of ws.Ung '-f .Jae F.(r. aed R*htWhko,• A.weNs.
t br we nd.eta W. A. Chapman was the tie.. Thaw wOl rep,wn, tis Weal Hume
re/Pree. i Ag•fr+•iltanat lteedety.
Mar akar h/awd. la (led.,+ win M wiz
In an interim diate O.H.A. game at to bear d th" swims ,ttee-. nr va h e.. cera.
Morrell la•t Th'tr•day night ietween vin' "f 1.0. 47'14. of dfphts Tia hen,..
Me+fnr•th and Mitebell the home o re t eeUee rwnat.od in tee••' .�s1ae a etpabtga
e ni fee the benne In Mr wnndn raw'.
won h. & -none of 14 -4. Reafortb ------ ar
defaulted to Clinton, en there wan no Mo1o►iers
geese at flliot.n on Friday night Are rule, betimes" in th.i. Isar PISA
Pasters were not annnuneing an tate and trading toe n'•w ones. (INeat•
exhlblIkin geese of bnehry en Went, est reopnrtunity In t '.n��4imtM for her -
street rink ent Feder evening hetwwen gait.. Writ. Tho Ran Melte ('nmrany.
the Oaderleh club amid the fast Begin St. Glethaeines, bpi,
the general W. H. M. S. to join in a
campaign to double its memh.rt.bip.
Rev. J. Pollnek, pastae, of the Bap-
tist ebnrch, is giving a eeriest of Sunday
evening addtea•ee nn " Problems of a
Livelihood." The we'eond address of
the se•rive entitled "The Choice of a
Life Work," will ho given next Sunday
evening. Mr. Pollack hap made these
themes eubjecta of special Study and
should be heard hy lenge audiences.
At the morning service he will ron-
t(nite bis addresses on the Tntd'e
Prayer. The young p.onle of the
churebltold their meeting every Mon-
day nigh'. Everyleety welcome to
all the service* of the rhumb.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mn.. C. H. Humber Y Henan/ et H.mlltee.
Mrs. D. R. King 1" vbdttng friends •t Oe11Ba,
F. W. Doty left on Tuesday au • trip to
Montreal. ,
Fred. Platt Isft today for Uetrei . where be
will Heft Nes time.
A. *.I. eek went to Tweeto this morning to
hear the Mendsleseho Cbotr.
ving reference thereto should be
addressed to O. M. Elliott, the county
agent. at Goderich.
HOW OLD PERE
May Prolong Their Live
At an advanced age waste 1s more
rapld than repair. The organs act
*axe slowly and less effectually than
in youth. The circulation 1s poor, the
blood tele and watery, the appetite
poor and digestion weak.
We want to say to every aged per-
son
erson In this vicinity that Ytnol', our de-
licious cod liver and iron tonic ( with-
out oil) wUl prolong life. It creates
an appetite, aids digestion and makes
good blood. In this natural manner
Vinod retards waste and replaces
weakness wtth strength, giving new
life to the worn system.
If people In this vicinity only reel -
'zed how Vtnol invigorates old people
we would not be able to supply the
demand.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un-
derstanding that your money will be
returned If It does not help yon.
H. C. Dun lop, Druggist, tioderich, Ont
BUNN. e
Mue'HAPtLES. - n"H..wd.�.rr rebruary Sta. to
Mr. and Mrs. Donald DloChader, =rad oao-
ceadan Hume, • daughter.
DIED.
M.:1x1WRLL-At Weetllald• a Tuseday.
February soh, Mer. Harvey McDowell.
HUMer. Rivrkardd Buxzzo. ttetrolia. on m erl February
rich, aged ler years.
For fresh oyster... Virginis sealed,
try Blackstone s. 'Phone 210.
"Waiter," said a traveller in a rail-
way restaurant, "did you ray I had
twenty minutes to watt or that it was
twenty minutes to eight?" •'Naytber.
Oi said 'e bad twisty minute. to ate,
an' thot s all ye did have, Yer train's
just. •gone."-Edbrvbodyes Magazine.
i
Y. M. C. A. SUNG..
LOBI DON. ONT.
BUSINE •"'S sad SHORTHAND SUBJ►r •
Registered last season upwards o 300
students and placed every graduate. Seven
specially qualified regular teachers. t
hundred and fifty i.undou firms empty
our trained help. College in session from
Sept. 5 to June 30. Ender any tints.
Catalogue Free
Forest City Skertemii
Cage
J. N. WFSTCRVIn.T, JR. J. W. WCSTCRVILT.
Char ...d Aeeaenteat.
. to Pettiest. as
The Ladies of Goderich
May Now Have Beauti-
ful Hair. Dunlop Has the
Article and Guarantees
It to Grow Hair, or Re-
fund Your Money.
Dunlop, the druggist, hacked up by
the manufacturers of Salvia, the great
hair grower, guarantees it to grow
hai
9atr. via destroys dandrti3 in ten days.
The roots of the bair are so nour-
ished and fed tbat a new crop of hair
springs up, to the amazement and de-
light of the user. The hair is made
soft and fluffy. Like all American
preparations Salvia is daintily per-
fumed. It is bard to find an actress
wbo does not use Salvia continually.
Ladies of society and Influence use oo
other.
Salvia is a non -sticky preparation,
and is the ladies' favorite. A large,
generous bottle, :50c. The Scobell
Drug Co., St. Catharines, Canadian
dlatri butors.
Gents
M. Ws heavy. all -wool underwear,
regular *1.23 'meth now Baling for 79e.
A few men'. all -wool leaver end
tweed overcoat« o hichewe are clear-
ing at about hall of their otiginsI val-
et...
If you want a new suit now is your
opportunity to secure an all -wool
tweed in newest style and - well
tailored for 10,911 -lees than cost..
Also is few sizes in all -wool serge,
tweed and worsted suit•, the original
value of some being 1110. Reduced to
clear at ,119.85.
Some more 50c silk neckties for 15c.
13ig reductions in ladies' (bats, furs
and trimmed hats.
Here's
a bargain
for yon E
This gran
teed
2,000 pound capacity
Scale with d v e r y
up-te-date improve-
ment, for only $25.00.
Yon will begin to
:.ave money the day
you order an
Union Back of Canada
Ptsld-v. Cosi. nal . I - • • 4,186,000
Best sad N.dlvlsed PMMb - L300000
Tea& Assns, (Dere) • - 63.000,000
Leaden. England Office,
11, Threadneedle Street, E. C.
* hese& of this lack has bass established in Leedom, England.
at Its et, Tksrsaadle Street, B.C., where Letters of Credit and Drafts
payable tB all impsrtast pasts is Ossetia sed Ole Vatted State., can be
pvabaad..sd Mossy Tesadsra arrange
A Vishay? Reece is provided for the aenvesbsce a clients of Om
Beak wheat fa Landon, to weich their must may be addressed.
C1orseepeoilmos solicited
:IF. W. ASHE, Maser.
t.endsn ...soMassager.G. M. C. MART -SMITH. Asebtiaet-Manager.
• A WONDERFPL REMEDY
Orange Lily is daily curing the
most obstinate cases of Female Dis-
orders. Falling of the Womb, Leu-
corrhoea, Painful and Suppressed
Menstruation, etc., eta, are aU et
them relieved from the start by its
use, and a few weeks' or months'
treatment accomplishes a complete
cure. This remedy is a positivee,,
scientific preparation, and is bas.A
on the discoveries of Pa+tour and
Lister. It le an applied treatment;
that is. It 1. not taken internally,
but 1s applied direct to the suffering
Parts. and it, theretore, acts with
all tee certainty of the known laws
of chemical action. As it comes in
direct contact with the diseased tissue, kat antiseptic and nerve -food properties
oaaoot help have a beneficent Influence. I receive from 10 to 60 letters daily,
epeaktng ot the beneats and cures 1t is performing, and so sure am I that tt will
do what 1s claimed for 1t that I will send, absolutely free, a 3Se box to every suf-
fering woman who will write for It. Prtw. 11 per box, which 1s sufficient for one
months' treatment. Address. MRS. FRANCES E. CURRAH, WINDSOR, ONT. t
WE PAY CASH
FOR Uatfa
CANADA
POSTE STAMPS
100E VAMPS WE OFFEll
AS Ouch AS
_
*100.oo to
1f you have tanai Aral lad stamps to
sen write fur our .spared catalogue
Quoting prices we .v for each kind by
nein Loamy addresste•• 10pinta (not M.l.
QUEBEC STA MP EXCHANGE (gtco)
P.O. Box 179. (1t I eEC, Canada.
Wanted immediately
Smart, on, able tea , on good metre or
eomanleelnn tooth oo well-known penial
tieslu fruit and oreenie:del tree.. In year
...Maty. We pay a. .skims to ability and
desire t be, beat turn pr.vu. ab1e.
800 Acres
of farm trees from whob to fill customers'
moult. meals. Our eslr•mee-aro •b•olntely
"err t- .opyly reliable, sail -factory stock.
1Gtabllab..t over 36. • era. Write :
Baler. Manager,
Pelham N ar-ery Co.,
Toronto, Ontario.
N. B. -To 4 tow r. I If our ropreeenta
Wrest have called, write for catalogue
and
Changeof
Business
I have pur ha -ed the
s Cam laund. y hu -i.
nese on Hamilton
street run ter inane
yeses by Mr. U. H.
Rose and 1 am pee
-•t rad to all
the wants of his cu.-
ttmera acid many
new one-.
I solicit your pate •n -
age.
Satisfaction guaren-
teed.
George Pong
Suropseor to D. H. leets,
Steam Laundry Ham Iten ht.
ENTER ANY, TIME
One of Eastern (he•.rio'.Hlgtt-Class end
p.palar Rushton School• which keeps
open throughout the year. Young peo-
ple may enter any time aro complete
their come. without Interntp•Ioo of
mieaummer holtdaya You may study
all at home
or portly at Dame and finish
t .he cohere. Thkty Year &cppeerrlteenee.
t.aage.t Trete, to In Canada. Affiliated
.with tb. Cou,mer..lal Eduoaton'Assoc-
latlon eat Canada. Write for parUrnlats.
Clinton Business eskers
OEo. OPOT'TON, 8. F. WARD
President Principal- ,
eveueareeteweetweinewireeteteeraeaereleaferee
The
Massey -
Harris
Shop
on HAMILTON STREET is the
Once to buy all kinds of farce
machinery
WAGONS from Bain's,
of Woodstock
BUGGIES from Gray's,
of Chatham
WIRE FENCING from
Standard Fence Co.
CREAM SEPARATORS
from Toronto
BLACK BONE FERT-
ILIZER from Detroit
-in fact, anything a tarmac
needs or wants.
Cutters
We have a few Cutters W
••eta at coat as long as the stock
lasts, at
Robert Wilson's
trtunilton Street, Godei•ica
depeeereifteeeseeerweeeleesseeeerepee
2 £
Join the
Pioneer
Club
AYLMER Wagon St Stock
Three -Wheel SCALE
Government Certificate of absolute accuracy gce:l
FREE with every Aylmer Scale, even at the bargain price
Of $26. 'ewe prepay the freight" and warrant you Aatisfac-
Liv1 or refundyour money.
This bowie 1. neo1 'mildly restreetet, Thi, special offer rives
with Jessup toed steel nearing. tkrougbeut; you retry chanty to own tut
nae AIR Aheels, room) platform, kept In
Mae. by FOUR .h.eks .Instead et the usual absolutely modern orale,
teem, etas steel fender en platform to pro- huilt of the very beet
lent tee beim. and a afth lever to talMr.ese material. You newel thin
ntrun em the feeam. Wel last • lifetime
and wHgh ae.uaat..ly up 10 Ogle len. even stile to weigh whatever
'f k stands en envy,. pound Maw to yoe buy or well. You an
'neve from pare to pee., aa't .rat -Nang In• have it to test to arty
very tzartleuty e•a you like Send it
Rwwseeter .airlr 1..ea. tesesne oat. to !rad
yyssee• eegr�
station rare poveew.went Cern- tte t pear money
Snare wF' MsgtSep free. ' Oct Ie nee, suet.. K it isn't all ar,e1
es.Q1 Per remelt eesteer.. more than we say 1t 1.
A.R C°d_ Aylmer, Ont.
4
Any .ran or women whose
age Is ovr sixty years bee
the privilege of sitting for a
pert.+eft, and each one will
he presented with a
Cabinet - slue
Photograph
on one of the
talent ntoranb--
frre Ole Charge
Call any time after the 88th
in.'., end were in the dry.
and ■range for semi. sit tintr.
L.fe is very nneer•tain at any
time, het the Infirmities of
01.1 ego assay prevent you
tenni Mming a' . la'ef date.
Don't p•orra-•site. hum give
your boys an 1 rifle nrime-
Ihing hy who b to remember
yo's, in 'heeh•p• t1 a gond
likeness of yours.•If.
R. R. Sallow s
Portrait
and Laud -rap- Photogrepttse
(t d• rich