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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-3-14, Page 9TlsesteetT, Menem It 1913 • es CC fe- res L'1 Ile, ext kis ser 9.1 nv it ey rid is. mew Yee t.11 beet sad ..k. sins is g ,,p�.,p. ,,p� p�. 44011, ` 41910 .4 ` 910.4r'i` 4 'i' •i` +4 °i' 4 101191041"4,410+9010+ he News of they District PARAMOUNT• i.00HALSH. e1,,Y IN. TUa11DAY, March 13th. Tetrameter, March 1rth. 11uxDA7f. Mawb 1Ji� Mews NOT -Mr. and Mss. Frank Ma. &Lames Vutrr. - (>f, M. KIftott. Me1N,arks with their two children of (iodericb, occupied the pulpit of left last week to return tu their houseMethodist church in the morning at Nekoosa, B. �% .. Tom Sandy was 11SSabbath and that of the Presby- ia giucardine last Mooday on buil- es cburch in the evening. There Pew .. Wedding bells are riogiog were fair congregations to hear him. on the 12th oonoesalon .. Mr. and Mr. Elliott is inspector for the Cbil- Mrs. D. N. McKenzie, of Goderich. deep's Aid Society and is also greatly spent a day se R. Bulleu'e last week. intereeted in temperance work, and ]Iles Martha Chambers, of there IS no doubt the temperaaoe Guelph, i. vidtiog at the hums oe J. people here, starting on the principle Robb Mrs. R. A. Grant. of Hem- of an educative campaign for the local lock City, is visiting friends at Nile. option fight next January, will, if A number from this district tbey keep it up till the end, have an were at the end of the week fishing effect on the electcrate that will tall througb the ice on Lake Huron, bili at the time of voting. In fact It with very meagre resulta The would do the Liherels good to take a signs of spring are multiplying. The voice of an occasional crow is now heard in this locality, while inland. at an immense height soaring around in lento circles. can be seen sometimes the herring gull. W'e are now look- ing for the robin ... W. H. Robert- ('sugbev visited with relative. in ma- son, of The Goderich Signal, attend- ton on Friday RobL Ferris and ed [ler evening service at, Ashfield two daughters left via G. T, R. for Presbyterian church last Sunday their horse in the West on Friday, Aa the fret of April is drawing near, and on Monday quite a number left Tom, who ia getting the new auto, in- via C. P. R. for the same country. tends to make hi. will. A bachelor in The Weat is certainly draining the this locality has conceived a yet in- young • blood from this Province, geoious plau to secure that auto if which will be hard to replace. and in anything happens. consequence there is sure to be a scar - A NAI'TICAL TALE. -Last week the city of men in the East Melville barque "Happy Dreams.- ('apt. Dau Robinette. who stated in the Bank olf in command, left Port Lothian tor Hamilton here nearly three year ago Amberley with w full cargo of oscuta- as a junior, and is now teller. received tory candy. The vessel proceeded word last week of his retyovel to Rip - merrily along with a stiff breeze blow- ley and left ter they. Monday morn- ing on her port quarter, with her light ing. While here he was well ttoogbt sails clewed up and a single reef in her of by all wbo knew him, and bis fore and main tatails. The skipper friends, although sorry that he is leav had the watch and was pacing up and iog town, are glad that be is on the down the weather side of the quarter- road to advancemeoL He is anxious deck humming with a reflective air. I to get to the West, so it is likely he -Old Hundred," and at intervals hold- I will he sent there before hong ing to his -ear some instrument which Miss Emma Mason visited with her proved to be a tuning -fork --the only sister in L.cndeeboro' Haw week recreation he Allows himself. The Mrs. McMurebie. lin. R. McKay watch forward were attending to their Mrs. L. ('har•le.woeth. R. titan and dutiee, while in the caboose could be G. Gregory seteoid the ball in Wing - seen the cook sitting with a white ham on Thursday evening last and re - *peen tied on, peeling potatoes. This port a good time Mrs. F Mc- ww. Ro, who having had considerable Pherson entertained a nuurbee et the experience in dishing up meals for ladies on Friday afternoon end in the thirteen children is an expert cook. leveeing enteretioed souse of ber lady On the forecastle were observed two and gentlemen friends at a euchre husky sailors picked up et Gravel !,arty Mss. J. Tam ale and ,nn vi. - Ridge Point. One of them, who was ited in Meatorth the pest week celled Hemlock Dan, was sitting on Lurton Hill receive.' a car of ebinglee the capstan. reeding the last chapter for his planing m.Il from British Col - of the "Book of Lamentations," heiog umbia last week . ...Jobe Potter re - somewhat under the weather owing ceived a ea:load of corn for sale from to some obecnre cardiac affection. his elevator here last week. ... The while his -faithful comrade, Long I. O. O. F. degree team are going to Sandie, was making vain efforts tot Wingham nn Thursday night to ex - cheer him up by playing •Turkey in emplify two degrees before the Wing `the Straw" on the violin. At the ver l bans brethren .... Finlay McIntosh eel wee going weft, presently land traded his stallion, "Black Band." to came in sight. This was the cHeo- Peter Fletcher. of London, teat week. A few from shit Willi b. ball ind k MI yarinad a'SS. fe for the Scotch Ma Inag fills 01•1a . ' RIM, ahb ,pent $sums Is R Jerk Mace/mayts11fepeetPatJ. 8. hu• bonne..... ileo 1 at aped on friends bore last M ..Yea lin'mn Bipll y le speed - with hie (l$e n ill or eat present. WESTFIELD. 11W. Mo$UAv, March spribt-Wedding JbsUs a McDowell, josswowed) .... wowed to the farm recently 1< from MrRobert McDowell ' of and 'towed .w Tuesday to God. - logy Me adore they intend to reside In es (aunt. We ere e0117 101111 pH re idents, but our loss will lets Tem Jr. CriUenden. ofgain for the �81 flet rcuits r - i kkisd household .Res to t�M isyyst, week. it. be is engaged to t. W. C. liardist� A. "major • d nudist) and Mr. oodeock alibied a hbred Pekes tattle! at e tPatkhWf od the ,MrgeR tleman purchased a choice meg bull. which bas arrived via ,TIL to Blyth. We congratulate Mr. Hudisn• no his enterprise\'. J. The many friends of Mrs peditrean will be sorry to learn of bKemtlnued iline..s, with.light th and d yrotavery tiro os Percy visited friends in Osborne gous►ip Last week and report a good Ass HULLETT. Mo.YDAY, March 41.12. Albert ltrunsd.,rl has gone to Port eslbr.oe, when• he has immured • situ- ation. Mrs. Seiallacomhe, has returned to liar home in Manitoba after a two month" visit here. Wm. Ross has moves& from the 13th covet:ion 14, the farm on the cnoa«sion that he purchasedfrom Iry lemon. lira. Solomon Millen. one of Hub lett's oldest residents, pawed away on Friday, 1st inst. She was in he. nine- ty-first year. its trustees of S. S. No. S have deem a site for their mew school home on the farm of the late Wm. Taylor on the Stb concession, and in - mei to proceed with tbe building as we as the season opens. WEDDING. -At the Methodist par- sonage, Loodesboro', on Wednesday. March d, Thomas Bunking and Miss fanny tepees united in matrimony by Rev. J. H. Oaterbeut. After a Mort wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Rasing will reside on the 13th coo- misc. NILE. Mons., March 11th. Tel LATE F. DUNBAAJT.'be many lirieeds in this neighborhood of the bte Frank Dunbar, of Oodsricb. were very much shocked to bear of his mad- am death on Saturday Horning. The eympa' by of all Roes oat to the be - reeved family. A number from here caped at the home and attended the service on Monday to pay their last tribute of respect to the deoeseed, Who, duriog the years be resided at Nile, mads many friends who sin- cerely mourn his low. lbtdPS.-Mr. Cuthbert, who re- cently moved to the farm lately cc- meted aspied by the late Frank Dunbar, has porrhased Andrew Kirke's 9OO sere tare neer Prosomity and intends awe - ng there in a short thew, James Thompson is the purchaser el the prop -- arty from M r. Matheson. wbo bought it from Mr. Dunbar a few months ago Miss Smith is the gum of Mies Lura McPhee this week.... .T. Baird and Hugh Gilmore were the guests of J. H. Pentland last week James Ball. who has been employed with Albert Biver s for a year, has goom West with Graze Ihirnin, of Saskatoon Harvey Pentland bas gone to Strat- ford to take a oomeuassiel mutes in the Baines. College thew. lesson in the same form of campaign. PERDONAL AND GSNYRAL--Rev. A. W•'Irh, elm bas been conducting re- vival services for the past two weeks in the Methodist church, has closed Use meetings M rs. F. M L UOKNOW. MONDAY, Meech 11th. The Ardersou trophy in the curling toereameut has been won by Thomas Watson. R K. 1Auvio left 1 week with a car of settlers' effects f Tilston, fie -1. Wes. MacKenzie aero shipped a sal of horses tas New Western re B. O. BIRD IN BUVFALO.-The death of Mrs. Johnstone. widow of the Owe WUliain Johnstone, of this place, 00- curred iu Buffalo last Saturday. Death was the result of a stroke of The deceased was in her eighty-first yy-first year. A number of Alex. Mclntyre's back - now friends drove out to his home on the 4th concession of Ashtleld one evening recently +.td presented him with a locket accompanied by an ad - dross. Mr. McIntyre leaven for the West in the course of a sew days. No AtTIoN.-The village council re- fused to take action on the petition recently presented asking for tbe pass- ing of • bylaw ordering the early clos- ing of the retail business places in the town. Few grocers signed the peti- tion a 4 itwas suggested that a further morass be made of them to learn their definite attitude as to early closing. BUsoutat CHANORS.-A dissolution of partnership in the firm of McIntosh & Cameron took place last week. Each partner will continue business separately. Mr. McIntgsh will open in the centre store of the Murray bloek, next to the Bank of Hamilton, and Mr. Cameron will retain the pres- ent store in the Allin bloek .... The grocery business of MacCharles Baps. has been sold to W. J. epiudlcr, who takes possession in the near future. zie Islands and the captain was ob- served to become somewhat uneasy. was a very strong current seta In to- wards those islands and his vessel was always heretofore drawn in to shore, trout which he could not get away without great efforts and a consider- able lose of time. 8o calling up the GODERICH TOWNSHIP. Mo..rOAY, March lltb. H. H. Centelon, of the 9th oonae- non. has disposed of a doe team of hones to chits. Walliv for the sum of Net The horse average 1700 pounds in weight. 1 WiRRT.[INMANT. .Preparations are ander way for as entertainment at Doreen Doreeon WidPaeday even- bg. March Ilse sliest wilhe kid under . d young people of the vicinity, W. B. lobb's aoet1N sale was a complete success y -orae ooat-s were sold at an aysrs$w of $0( and four Holstein heifers rising three rare, from Mr. Lobb's own herd, ireeRht $71 each. The young cattle also a Ad well. receiving in exchange soothe' stallion and a pedigreed mare. He sold the latter to A. Slow for $300 Chas. Roadbouse was in Wiogham visiting friends oc Saturday Robt. Sloan was in Clinton on Saturday and while there engaged a farmer to work on his Oodericb township farm. The spate (familiarly called Heoe who was man be has now is going to the West below reading a book entitled 'The next month Henry Plaetzer was Future Prospects of the Canadian Oil- in Stratford last Friday on business. well Industries," he requested him to take charge of the deck. This officer by skilful seamanship and manoeuv- ring managed to get the vessel safely past, to the great relief of all. although it was noticed that the boat- swain (Danny) and the skipper were looking hack to the islands. As the wind was rising tow gale. the order was given to put another reef in the to ails While all hands were en- E. Watson stepped a car of cattle to Toronto on Saturday W. Thompson, of Teeswater. was here last week Inspecting maple rollers that he was buying from the sawmill here. We understand they expect to turn out ten cars cf rollers at the mill... Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson, who bad been spending the winter with the former's mother at Kirkton, returned pe to town this week to get ready for the gage t in doing this, a tearful yell was palotng season Next Sunday begird from aloft On looking up a Rev. W. T. Pearcy, of Londesboro, linip form was seen lying across the will preach in tee morning in tee fore -topsail yard with one leg doubled Presbyterian church herr and Rev. J. up and, held by the second mate to L. Small will preach in Londe/there' prevent the aforementioned form in the morning. taking his own se - from falling. This was Alec of vine here in he evening Rev. W. Hamilton, who bad taker. a sudden Kettlewell, one of the field secretaries cramp in the left leg while standing of tee Dominion Alliance, was in on the foot -rope. A line was quickly Blyth Wednesday of this week con - slung around him and be was gently salting with ti.e local temperance lowered by kindly bands to the deck. workers in regard to tbe car$paign for Shortly afterwards a strange craft local option in the village and corn. hove io sight This was a full-rigged munity at the next mut.icipal elec- sailing vessel tacking against it bead teens Rev. J. L. Small is In Lon - wind, while at the same time black don this week in attendance at the an - smoke was pouring from two tunnels, null meeting of the augmentation with a propeller churning at the stern. committee. of which be is a member. Capt Dan and his mate were aston- — - --- fished at this and were quite staggered. Motorists as she name closer, to see no one at are now bringing in their last year's the helm, and although she was drift- ars and trading for nisw ones. ([eat- ing yet it was to windward against a edunity in Canada for bar- yery stiff breeze. She was then hailed glum Write The Reo sole. be puny. St BOY SEVERELY INJURF:I,. - -- Sam McNeill met with a painful acci- dent while playing with another ixoy around the delivery sleigh of Mc - Charles Bros. He slipped and fell, and in falling his chin caughton the knob of the aleigh door and part of the cbin was torn away from the jam, b..ne. The young lad did not seem to realize how badly he was hurt as /he welkrd to Dr. Spencers drug store to have et attended to. The Doctor had to putt him under chloroform before he got the wound stitched. ,HOW WEAK WOW May Be Made Strang at Small Expense and No Risk Tke:'e are hundreds of women 1a Ala vicinity, weak. thin. rundown, 'prod out and nervous. Such women peed Vinol just as much as did Mrs. Jane Pepper, of 2307 Howard street, Eta Francisco. Cal., who says: "I have used Vinol for some time with particularly gratifying results. I was run down, weak and debilitated, and my appetite was gone. After tak- ing several bottles of Vinol I found my condition greatly improved, and do not beeltate to recommend Vlnol to anyone similarly affected." Vinol is not a secret nostrum. but a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, which will create an ap- petite, tone up the digestive organs, make pure blood and create strength. Try a bottle of Vinol with the un- derstanding that your money will be h•rned if it does not help you. Ii.C. Dunlop, Druggist, Ouderich, Ont. MIGHT HAVE BEEN FATAL- -ROD- ert Thompson, of Whitechurch, last week met with an accident which nearly cost him his life. He was working in the woods on his fat•tn at the time. A tree which be had cut down lodged in another tree and, axe in hand, he climbed up, s distance of eigbt or ten feet. to remove the ob- struction. Unexpectedly the limb on which be was standing gave way be- neath him, and he fell to the ground, carrying tbe axe with him. TYe sharp blade struck him on Ilse head, inflicting a terrible wound. With Mood streaming down his neck and shoulders, be staggered oft toward Whitecburch, a distad' a of half a mile, to secure medical aid. On bis arrival there the doctor was not at home. While the latter was return- ing on a hasty summons by telephone, the wounded man was attended to as well as possible by some neighbors who bad gathered. and `he flow of blood WAS to some extent cbeeked. Had this not been done. be would un- doubtedly have bled to death. Tiir LATE RORRRT MARa,IALL.-In the n•m,vd by death of Robert Mar- dian on Toted -ay of last tweet (bode- tlek township has fest owe of its heat- hen resident*. In spite of adve.ne- IaR wear,. Mr. Marshall had been en- joying fairly good health nett) four My* prior to hia death, wbee taw wM .*sed with ale attack of pnaumnnia with fatal results. The deceased was born in County DowRr Inland, weeny -frier years • rR►b"' hw �laaas a dung rias of MOSL teen' y 4n cs gp M en and sRweer ee et the Cut Zine of Oujerieb idereship. g and effects. at+e•cesI rnlnnist r will tae aorvhed by osis ewe sad one late hire. Jamie Haid. • ehtare Rabbet mamba. of t3*rnie, wbo bas be atJaobee to yvgtilam tr+lin Iwvlag H• _ Haiti of Oodertch. Nils OAbe Murdock. I�g�to at 1Q91/ p m and ran the ug jh, *aisalrPlY 7• taught in aIle .ebnnl uses 8rtses$rM witbnnt rhangw. Nn �1ef�nenli�atr�l adIUd tt cal owe *do. sine. sonic*,t , $tied by !fihits resigned Reil eweM tor" accotnntodation in �etn.arler Lasa 1Plaefmaalt made �* le ▪ Mal PPtr.w. ` M Mie are sten run on iYgu1Ar ••m•yttllrvMt►"1trN e7ll�iit lent the 'hhw Ladiq' Aid Sndet� North A �i �* cue is merle for Svar'NaMs• by Bor. Obttrle. street MerOYR eMreb i flee can.. A y r captain reported that he was Cethariaes, Ont. Elliot of Stoney island. that his ver — - .el had no name and tbat she would Both Qt.itk and Permanent Strength. Helene, were present as delegates safely drift to windward from a dan- gertws lee shore by simply neglecting 1f you are run down or tired nut, if from West Wawan.s.h township coun- tbe helm. He also said that this freak you take cold easily, have no appetite, cil to interview the tt�ua.d on a mailer craft wee designed by a clever educe- are losing flesh or bars other .videnre which is one of the most peculiar and tioolst in a acxtthern suburb of of lowered vitality, try ntii• MacI.eod's difficult that it bas ever been called on aisle The two vessels tben parted company. Capt D. doubled Laurier and set the head of t barque to the north. Within a short time Happy Haven was reached. which was their destinathto. and the anchor was let g.t. Mingled with the roar of the anchor chains as they nettled through the hawse boles weld be heard the cbeertul voice of the skipper singing '.Blest be the Tie that Binds," having got the key by strik- ing biA.fork on a back -stay. After- wards he and the nista went ashore, where the latter reeirj.d when not at sea and where many happy boars were spent by the brave skipper. .creased. and the principal was receiv- ing a salary of $1,200 per year, yet, in view of the advance in teachers' sal- aries everywhere, the G••vernment bigh school grant of $1,000 leer year really effected a saving rather than an increased burden to the noereyers. A dight change iu the . qualizetion rates, suggested Mr. Wilson, would mean a saving of many dollies in taxes to the aggrieved parties, and would accomplish the object. in view. But the last rates were struck iu 190tf, and have yet two veers to run. What Lucknow council hoard can do in th e matter remain,. to lir Ieerr.d. In this world one must be a little too kind In older to be kind enough. -Marivaux. . Deem or MRS. JOHN BOYD,-The death of Mts. John Boy(' took place in Chicago on Thursday, February 29th. Mrs. Boyd's home was in this village, and it was while on a visit to her daughter in that city that her demise o.xurred. The deceased's maiden Dame was Catherine MacLennan and she was born in Scotland seventy- three years ago. When quite young she came with her perenrs to Canada and her early raze in this country were spent at Kintail. While living there site was married to John Boyd, who predeceased her newly bur years. They conttoued toreeide tber•e for twenty-four years, finally remov- ing from their farm t o Goderich and then to Lucknow. A family of two sons and four daughters are Left to mourn ber departure. They are Albert and Annie, of Luckeow; Dun- can, Mra. McGill and Miss Sadie, all of Chicago. and Mrs. Nichol, of Fort W iciaw. The funeral of rte, deceased took place last Monday afternoon t . lsintail cemete.y, the body being brought from Chicago for interment. Rev. J. 8. Duncan conducted the ser- vice& THE SCHOOL MEcr los DIFFICULTY. -"Men, the law of the land way oft. r no redress ; but there is no law ander heaven to ,prevent honest enenf.um Nutting tifrir heads together and lighting a wrong where one is known to exist." Thus spoke Walter A. Wil- son, late president of Lase know Agri- cultural Society, before the village council board at its Ince regular meet- ing. He and D B. Mur. ay, of St. System Renovator under ear ,guaran- tee to refund the price paiditthe rem- edy falls to give entire ,faction. It aids demotion. tone,. up the nervous system and gives hoth quick and per- maaent,ueults. One dollar a bottle. Mannfacturud try MacLeod Medicine Co., Goderich. Ont. For male by 11. R Wiltb, a feit10, Settlers' Excursions to Canadian North- west. ('nmmencing witb the Ant Tuesday ht March and ettntineieg on every Tuesday thereafter dyeing March and Ars'1, the Cwnadia■ Paella will ran act fere excursion trains to Winni- peg and west. STANLEY. For the a,,-omm.slation of sutlers MONDAY, March 11112. trsvell.ng with their live .suck and effects a entrees( car will ba Attached T. hatbwell bas sold his farm of lin to ow „►„n,' effect,. train. This car eves on the 2nd ronneasion to bis I will Nava 'Toronto IM regular nephew, John Rothwell, of foderich train at in71n p. m. ; arriving at West toweshlp. Andrew Ripid has returned home from MIcLigas, where be was attend - In the funersi of his Mister -in-law, the Ternato it will he curt off and attached to metiers' effects lento as wtmtioned above. Por those not travelling wit4sbsek eau wase t tl a teal ie&W g Pc ror to et 10.21) P. is. w M Plolow The pall- Dolor eyaPaIiI at do boos of Mrs. tisef fora 'Sett j' mew WAIN Held. ,1 Ma 'W. T. ire M� TilrMrly fir» F . R T ') Ws. , ' lluebir let. mow! >� A " t" ^1110..11 Odin• ltfv. PawreMw.r4 Pe ""r oohs, to face. Briefly, the !acts are the.r: Some lWelity years ago, when Luclt- now scho,al was unly a public echo. 1, certain residents in near -by portions of Ashfield and Wert Wawaoosh townships applied for and obtained edmiaston to Lucknow school Seel ion. Lucknow offered eel twin educational advantages which the rural sections did not offer to these part Hiller rate- payers,. and to enjoy there aJvantaees they were willing to pay the necessary taxes into the village coffers: Those tact's were anti Are based on the equal - Lessem rates which are etrack every flvs years. For about seventeen yeare matters wrut along smoothly. But by that time some of tin part..ert U. the original baa gain hod disposed of their properties or removed, their children had grown rap and lett. school, Luck - now school had become a bieh school, with it highly paid ptincippssl to chard sod tbeu a f.eling of die' tisfaet.,.n .aasifested itself among the r oral rate- payers, many of whom were new- ooeers or had nr, chitdree in *rtend- Ince at school. 1 hey desired either to withdraw from the session or welt** r lower rata of taxation. Nature eul- nir.ated reren'ly in the dorsal/01,1D of petition among them, pray,ng Wert 1'Vawannsh c.oincil is. rec. iv* them bask. and in lbw appointment by eh. council of the af•vetnenti toed del- eg*ti.D, to interview the village fathers'here and serum, if l!xowlble, a meastpe of redress. Dr. 0. A. New• los, wbo woo present to represent Letebnow school board. pointed out 11,A•. •'.I•n•,nti t'„ et+A h+. t..•"n in• "I had been given upto die by three of our best c�oct Jrs, I could not stand it to be on my feet and I was so swelled in the abdomen 1 could hardly breathe. But thanks to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy and Nervine I am able to be about the streets, a walking ad- vertisement of the curative qual- ities of your remedies, although 1 am yo years old." JOHN R. COCHRAN, Lewistown, Ill. Better than any statement we could make regarding the value of Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy are these words of Mr. Cochran. He speaks from experience, the highest possible source of knowl- edge. If you have any of the signs of a weak heart, such as pain in the left shoulder or arm, fainting and hungry spells, short- ness of breath, smothering spells, fluttering or palpitation of the heart, you need Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy which for over twenty years has been recognized as the best prepa- ration of its kind to be had. Sold under s guarantee assuring the return of the price of the first bottle It It fella to benefit AT ALL DRUGS'BTS. MILES MEDICAL CO., Toronto. CM. Brophey Bros 3ODERIOH The Leading Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended to se all hours, night or day. Clothing FOR SPRING 1'he advent of spring finds us amply prepared to meet all demands for Clothing, for both weu and b.pys. Give us a call and examine our splendid line . n NEW GOODS Men's and Wyss CLOTH 1 ER CENTRAL Business College STRATFORD, ONT. Steads to the t as the cwt school rat ftw kled la the PrOvlaea Oer oosreee are beyond Mosel d the ordinary bn.lnoam col- Iug -f WO ssMMk� unental repute - m, e hare throe d merest. Shorthand and T r sepptrained • iO M Mid supply. Students are slterlrag.•woh week and the snooeroO *war Ibebstter for yourself. thdt our tree catalogue at 'nee. D. A. Melee.'!ILAN, Principal. WI:ARE AGENTS FOR THE Empire and Good Cheer Ranges By purchasing either of these types of stoves you secure an ideal cook- ing range. Come in and see them. W. R. PINDEK Pluutbing, Beating, Electric Fixtures and Metal Work Hamilton Street Goderich Change of 'Business I have purchased the team laundry busi- ness on Hamilton Street run for many sears by Mr. D. H. Rose and 1 am pre- pared to attend foal' the wants of his cus- tt mere and many new ones. 1 solicit your puree - age. Satisfaction guaran- teed. George Pong Successor to D. IL Roes„ Steam Laundry Hamilton St. TI "OOZIEST" ROUTE TO EUROPE Everything that can be dome to enhance the pleasure and comf ,rt • 1 revers travel ie Masai complete i .he Roy.! Mail Steamship,. ROYAL GEORGE .ad ROYAL EDWARD Each cabin it cord nut in Juror., found only :a firm -clam homes ashore. Other comfort features are ,shim en -suite, Thermo -tank ,y,te•n rat rets'• Lotion, anti ladiridasl .wviaw. Fete fel) lnfe•met ion aerie to F. V Iwwreew. senevwl .Vameh a assents or H. U. mrttRLIRR.Ilmetal Aire& Toronto, (Jet. 0.Y0U iF YOU DO NOT CALL AND SEE THE VALUES WE ARE GIVING IN . STOVE TO (`LEAK THEM OUT TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS We have a numher of good second-hand Heaters and Ranges which we are offering at great values. 11 ti ARE THE LOSER McCormick Agency We wish to announce that we have taken over the complete agency of the McCormick Co. for their Mowers, Binder,, Plows. Wagons, 8 eigha, Di,.c Harrows, Cultivators, Drills, Manure Rpreaders, Gasoline Engines, Cutters, Buggies. etc., etc. You know es well as i can tell you that it coma ilot ofmoney to put agents on the road to sell these goods, and 1 purpose. in place of putting men out., to give you th- benefit, of this by Reduced Prices THEREFORE, YOU ARE THE LOSER IF YOU DO NOT CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER. We have just installed ope of their gasoline engines in one work shop for running the skate and lawn mower sharpener as pipe -cutting machine, etc.. so if you are coosideting the purbase 11 of an engine. we can show you one in operation. Skates Sharpened Boys and girls, we can sharpen your skates while yon wait. We have installed an outfit equal to the skate manufacturers. Plurbing Heating. team Fitting, Elect' ie Wiring promptly attended to and ail work frilly Kluatanteed. Scranton Coal We handle Delaware. Lee -bevy -inn,. & Western; tier*nton coal elechnively, shill all coal weighed on market wales, and, having cuss own triune. we Gan give prompt d.•liverv. Terms- -Cash CHAS. C. LEE .. Store 22 'Phones : Clouse 112 1nea ==, Himses=esm 1