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en.
south eatshould at one to WILLIAM- MoOUIL-
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ably rewarded se returning the me. = to
THIS °rrmms. APERRANGING, P AI N T I N G
. mod kale$• maleteg. etc. FIzst.- work.
Prkee right.your work done before the
✓ eed A. SWAMS,, Sea street. Oedrtch. CV
SITUATIONS VACANT
•
i'EN$RAL SERVANT WANTED. FOR SALE OR TO RENT
AwlsRre.t. to MR& J. B. HUNTER, N 1RENT, -A
WANTED. -A QUALIFIED rwa�
// Maks als III8r 8, 'lino e. recce &
(oniorastowaMeese yeh.ip M elflar .
caw, a
aid Eualieoeetkne tA 1 11. JJAIL 8 • Brum
by PAUL MAKDELy P O [test
lou o• Men
LEARN DR G. our
with rime streets. C ARLES GARR° . Hitt
4=M wee
SOLID BR i C K
• ambito andtrr" a bed -
uptake. uptake,, bAU
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G.
.. BALE. FIRST -CLAM
APPRENTICIE "w A b T E D T O 1` inudtir master airs North
roan fier two r
7:11V7-0
WANTED. -A TEACHER FOR 8.
S. No. k Asbeeld' convenient to church
sad peettlellmm
ce. Duties to coence sai0 ApoU
ny, 14
Ja.AM i RITCstaUngHIE. See -Crew andoesallliestiens 8 NO. a,
Luckrw. Out. 9l•tf
FOR SALE.
L'REE.-A RECEIPT THAT WILL
1' absolutely break up any fever, no matter
whet nosed it, H taken 1n Moe. 1 bars used
a twenty -eve years without a failure. A
instal card will tides It M ratans mall.
Address C. IL J ENN E, ie Aliso street. Tomato.
ElOR SALL -A FRAME HOUSE,
with tee ISA se Lome test. Dwelling
oostel•s ekes r sewsob sed herd water S
tie hoes. Apply b�ROBERT YOUNG Main
Aransa /111-41
L1OR SALE. -1 SET SINGLE DRi V-
1 ING harness, 1 •t single dew hareem. 2
robes, 1 dray. 1 sleigh. 1 Dotter, 1 rubber -tired
buggy. etc. A abeam. for • good barg.ln. 811 -
claire al THISOrrlCA.
WALL PAPER. - 1 91 2 W ALL
Dpoaper sample basks at band from Tor-
onto Wdl Pops Co. Bolen and haveoar
Wore ek
.ork done e the re. Pros rL
Herders acid lar tike reit A. SNAEUL &gook
F.o,t .oast. Gegesiob. 67-tt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
\ OTICE TO CREDITORS.
i'1 ThE MATTER OW T''a ESTATE Or EmXErr
ex wART [what oe, LATMor Tlrx TOWN
01 00fS1/iCe, is Telt Lit, NTT Or
PILMilS, WOOD FINISHER
sbWilegw.
eew-
Notice i basksIto etatnte 1
n��ekeR tiF s9kF tisg e8 tw.on. say-
,se
sessog
About the
requested
day
dresses -
of thegeseees
oaten a •f (,
Aoly Osm1
the exs1 . l a es
wets oftitled
ofblob be
will ret M
elms be
memo eti W ba
wbo died on r
of Marsobn,e, A. D. 11812. are
=altari se b•fase tie 9:d
their eNM asatsatmysmsaad-
slal�ms a�ssetitbe
ssiri ww
delfts
have a es, diet ke
theimastte para Bose
trot the lave lag
M. O. CAMU1151f.
gIS1Me fkR 1dmMse.
Elated this 7th gay of MmgM. L a UM Set
LIVERY, CAB
and 'BUS OFFICE
Open day ass MEM -
Busse meet m lois. Particular
yo
easiiissese. Tel pitene
THE ZED BARN
Sleuth Stella Yotimioh. Ont.
1
L'�IREO Bona mostUut and fila- sweetie Gedeellcb,
earlywMakis pealtrf'. email MakeLake
oror pe -se come goad eatery inn: eke term&
Out
H. JORDAN.•173 Windsor avenue, Wlags•r.
RENT. -A GOOD COMFORT-
ABLE house on Newman, street. AR
muds coavenbnoew. Apply to N. W. NOTT,
Newgate .treat. It
rRI[ FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-
/a1 sorea hens lot 1. oonesedoo 9. Otti-
bowmen., situated me mile north of
Carlow .M t toe [ebbs teem C. P. R.
[McGaw stades* Ge Ike
y ee
bank. Theis
bare was • 11 bet
leas
• c•i1tC.gderoiivtionTis etthe
can
bgime. Tarns .p♦ toKtt
JONIb, Nair we.
11.11
f110 RENT. -THE STORE NOW 00-
1 COPIED by"Mr. Seed. Bamlltoe Street ;
sae of the bet bminrastands 1n town. Rest
moderato Apply at store or to MR8. F. A -
.v ALL W i N. 1 1 11 Gerrard street. fronts Stitt
U OUSE FOR SALE. -THE FRAME
1.1 dwelling on the corner of Neigh and
Hines4r'mtscontainiog seven roman •id two
geed WIN. For paruenlats apply to MRK W
A. H. CUFF, Oodrloh. 1; 94-lt
DROPERTI)F8 FOR SALE -HOUSE
on Brute street; part lots 792 and 7111, 90
Net frontage. Eleven promo. bathroom. sewer
connect ton.
Hume wt Wolfe street six toome: in good
meek; spnee well : cellar.
Ileum at corner Raglan aid Palmerston
streets. with six r•oOm ; three and a -halt Iota :
spring well : ooal bouts, became fowl bowie.
Five lot.. in Tit'e surreys, reoaeg tram 1 Le
.i, Mary street, 10 by 11e feet.
Applyto WM. K1LP♦TRICK. Braces[
ft
LJ OUSE FOR SALE ON NAPIER
11 street. well .Itueted for health and
soruery. overlooking river .ad lab., Ise. than
ten mmafde' walk to busies... centre. Alco
remedied summer oottage et Meneretnog
Park. For patrUculars apply to OW. F. MAO -
PB EE, ilex 80.Oodertch. Ont. 94-11'
To RENT. NiNE-ROOMED HOUSE
1 In eastern part of the town. convenient to
t clones. Moderato rent. Apply at SIGNAL
OFFIC E 90-51
LiOR iiALE AT A BBwt. se Winans•ARGAIN.-81%
one
vilest to e sumer bout Also a inich'
Me hoses
gg� yy�pffwete of fruit with oinks trees S
b•N1mi ♦eels is WM. POT'r& 8.165.4. Nit
FARM OF 100 ACRES, FIVE MILES
hes Lmskeow; fifteen nes bunk, banner
Men
; beak
nafibent. pe Wise [renin
neared.
e ; beet �bar�le, pee ape chicken
hemsApply to MAIITITI y4 W De. Belted,laws
m
R SALE. 100 ACRES OP LAND
IF
mese north of the town of Seeforth.
day loam, ell ender csklvatlen: bank
base, with cement noon : large frame bones.
b pasted. ail le good reedit : well at 'nth.
mod beam. An Ideal Mme. Apply to
11J818 00V ENLACE. 8entort man L
- YFOR SALE. -ONE HUN-
T Bsi-Rel-.11th` r� rwr the w Mt
ves�whens�IEs
istmilymner.'r■m
FOR N&LIL THAT rum Ri Ill1=F471411:8°172
ohs
nor-
0ODERICH MARKETS
Tetraa0Sr, Mar. 21 at.
i'all were. Per Duan tM W to 5 0 e1
fag whist, per barb-. a es to et
• per bu.h 0 se s' u m
1..'p.rb r b. .. r bush 0 /0 to si rY
6
0 9a to 1 05
0.3 to to Mu
et% farePlirmem ta tN
per cwt Y 63 to x 76
81.. es t` ton en cwt. Li w w 8S
Meseta, per too .. 27 a0 to la es
Hy, per coo. oar 12 Alto 13 W
Strew ...... ... . ............ . it 00 to M 9*
Wood. per lc•d o se to 660
C
Ratter.
pier Ib u 1n tote v 7SY�e
ApiMs. per bbl dua Y to 3 rY
Potatoes. per mewl. ..... _ 11"1 to 1 !)
CatihsC•CiJs. oedt■'y to Quad, Per
est4 Slim
to 3 s'
. atprrrc, per cwt a >n to s 75
NOLL.... .... ...... a 7a to 5 7S
Sheep, per Ow(fallow, per 4 w to 4 Su
o to aii
tildes. w :nato lit
Ireo.klu i. to JO
Peas. per Mak
Barley per bask
AUCTION SALES.
8arpttIIDpAeeTt. March 21 - Mortgage vle of
1 C D. Col buy Worth ball 01 tut it. oawewioo
reel. at the l.'olbor ne bee, °ode-
✓ teh. at 12 ublu, k mw.. l HAN. Gataow.
vendors solicitor. Tuna. Gl'NDiT, auctaooe.•r.
services/Ir. March a--Menge/re sale 01
farm pruperty .north had of lot 1. eoecewIou 1;
K. D. Asbeetd-known as rhe Motirory prop-
erty). at the ('olburue hotel. tiudench, at 14
o'oleek Down ('Hast G.utnuw. .),inner Lor
vendord. Thug. (i U Nee1,, atlOtiuneer.
MONDAY. Man:bb r1. -Auction wile of nor of
the b.e.t lote of uLttle offered this mane. at the
Howl Normandy wablev. (:Minn. They are
a right good lot and it will pay te ser them.
Geo. Hom_st D, proprietor. THoNAS Gt!DRT.
5001 °Deer.
THURSDAY. March 28. Auction mkt of term
stook and implements, property of Mei Same
MMus. south of !hies/mum. THOS. Gv■oar.
auctimpel .
THuxaha v, Iltanb Y6.- Auction sale of farm
stock and lwplement.. at the nemeses. dee
Mile south of Dungannon. 8. SANuaa1ON. I•ro-
praetor. T Gummy. •unUooeer.
FioDaY, March 81.---Auu400 sale of home -
hold furniture and feminine., the property of
Met. (tial Mc1.r1N, et her residence. Myer
street, thiderach. oummeoctsg at 1:30 0.cl4:6ek.
Tool. UuND*T, auctioneer.
SATV&DAir. March 30.- auction vale of brisk
house and lot u° Elgin avenue, alta a
a gantlty
M turulture. commencing at 2 o'cluck. Atex.
Cs,wroau. proprietor. rm... Gnome.
TVmaD�AY. April 2.-1 lean g auction sale of
tans stock wd tmplgaimts. owosadoo 6, Lel-
borne. Farm has been eon. T.as. Taxa
presrbtor, T. GUNDSY. auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY. A�pp1 .-AucUoo sale of cattleand burse[. a baron'. hotel. Blyth. J. K
lixns5T, proprletor. THomsa Gvxuar, auc-
tioneer.
TECSSDAT, April 4.- Auction sale of books -
0018 furniture, prepeti7 of Mea JOHN Braun.
Who 1a leering °oda-wk. T'oNaa OVNDRr.
auctioneer.
THIDar. April s -clearing maim sale of
tarn, stock and lm m
ta. property of Jai*
Cowoi.a, at his 6rm jo.t out of Myth. T.
°Venter. auctioneer.
BATV&DSY. April ti -Executors' vale of real
meats in Clinton. W. BarnoN. solicitor. T.
°UrrDRT, aaotb■eer.
Teenier. April 9.-Auotlo■ sale of farm
neat red Macre tans. at lot Et Maltkod
eeneeeelon O mile, from BeamiUsti. oontmenc-
lsg •t 119 p. m. Jogai Fuc., proprietor.
Thos. GViDay, auctioneer.
W EDNESDAT. AprU 10.-A■oBon sale of the
Se Lawrence and all furnlrbings. Met C.
BOCA. proprietress* T. GUNDRT, a00Go0eer.
TUMMY. Match SI -Auction sale of borene
harness. teem etc.. at tee Monthly Horse Fair
Sale. 1'. UVsrs&Y, auctioneer.
AUf •TION SALES
AUCTION SALi1
of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
FURNISHINGS.
I hive been instructed Dr Nye Manse to
set by public .cotton at the reefd.00e of the
late Rey. i)r. McLean. Bruce street, Gel/trice.
on FRIDAY. MARCH 29m.
51 diat sposed 170 o'clock and oonUouleg
hoe▪ " 000aloworp of parlor. contents a `d•
r..dluinjtoom• Ded-
rem and kitchen furtoture. including one
square "Vee- piano. meHappy Thought
range,- hall rack. good coal otl store secretary.
orrpe4, curtains and blinds.
Kier)thing In and about the place mum be
dimmed of. as the Nemesis have been .old.
-MUM; 0550.
Mlt8. MCLEAN. THOS. UUNDRY.
Beit Prope_efsem. Aectlobeer.
CLISARiNG AUGTiON MALE
or a 0001)
BRICK DWELLING. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE EPC.
Mr. Alex. ('rawfoed will sell by public
auction at the premise.. Mein .Avenue. Gyde-
ri.h. en'
SATURDAY. MARCH 30m.
comme■eing at 2 o clock sharp
A comfortable brick house. containing six
rooms and bathroom. rummer klt.heu and
milk hoses, with everything in dna-elan
shape. The lot 4. 571107. 1s etusted on Doe of
the bast atreen. in Oode ich. dose to the bad-
n ess centre and is .Jtogetber • very desirable
piece for anyone wanting a eomtortabie sttsaU-
siasd house.
At the Nance time and place a ,quantity of
household furniture and furnishing, oondstlolt
of parlor, dloingroom. bedroom end incites
furniture, will be sold.
Everything most be disp s ed of. as the pro-
prietor is moving to Toronto.
TEENS CAM.
ALEX. CRAWFORD. THOS.OUNDRY.
96rt Proprietor. Auctioneer.
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Al Y7TION MALS
Cov
ONE OF T118 BEET RESIDENCE OP-
E0TIC8 IN GODb,RiCH.HOURE9
mammas. FURNISHING/1i. HING1. axe.
1 am hstree1108 by Mit C. Beek to sell by
public auction at the prembrm en
WEDNE/DAY. APRIL tem
oomnteoola8 at *'steak sharp;
Boma -The lame hems
L•wteer," ol1ae81111 hetet M Use
banding. qe sae tb■ bestsueel
It is a wog -Matt Is reel
Heil
one temegb the pies' s
ltse.seold
F`m Ar
sad �eell the
pXrts
tdst parlor. d tees, bt+it sea
l be
Isn• ot 1s stringg hi
Theme Oa "The el. Iawr see" -Ten per
euat. d W m saq M sera !sere
��ne ay of a bets sole 1. tahsr
rage. erwerkif of the percORse wow �p
maleL w with Stores at s pee ese4.
ItgR
say [er esIet.an ups 5 An
argr.... ▪ of slrert4ttse ■�� tart
a atcell[►
Bell[. C. BUCK. TfiOlrMM SWi111111T.
Preessetraw Atestrees•e.
The .Utlbsry at Maw Deo -
bugle *Sts Msilrbr. ht
till
111.
ergs eorpilaw b be pNs __ 4 team
wA be y�oagibatp
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
BRIEF SESSION AT THE REGULAR
MEETING FRIDAY EVENING.
Sewer Co.•istruci on Matters -Water to
Its peed on the Streets This Year
-Seats for Harbor Park and Gan-
non Sank -Request tor Exemption
from Taxes.
When the city father-, began busi-
ness last Friday evening .t the regular
meeting of the town ctuuciI. Council-
lors Humber and Vanatrer were the
only abeeitee., tut Councillor Varl-
atter came in et 8:110 o Jock.
The fink commune abash read owe
from Arth tr M. Glover. of Toronto,
who is about to start a gascline en-
gine and automobile repair works in
the Bon Ton livery building on East
nitre -I. He sated exemption from
leers for tvo yewre, Ilia es the council
hid uo power .0 deal with such a
matter directly the letter was laid on
the table.
A request from J. Ades Fowler.
secretary of West Huron Agricul-
tural Society. for the usual grant to
the Society, was referred to the fin-
ance committer.
A letter was received from John
MacKay, asking perutl.sion to use the
upper ruorn 01 the town hall for a
month for sewing tuna. A resolution
was 'passed eetendiog this privilege
tessMr. MacKay and all the local fisher-
men.
A letter from the Paget Grain Door
Co., of Huntsville, expressed a wish
that abouli the town come Into pos-
se..lion of the boiler works building of
the Doty Kngirie Work. Co.. their
arae would like to obtain the building
for the carrying on of their busloees
st Goderioh. Toe clerk was instructed
to inform the Paget Company that
the building might be on the mark!'t
in the near thtsre.
A rrqu et from the fire brigade for
an increase in anlary was referred to
the fire and finance committees to' re-
port 00.
Progress estimate No. 4 on the
sewer system was forwarded by V. M.
Roberta, the engineer in charge. show-
ing the amount due the contractors to
be 51/70.09. A rider attached was to
the effect that. •Kram the estimate
must be deducted such amount as the
council may "deem (siffcient to meet
any nutstandiog claims for material,
if the contractor bias [ailed to furnish,
as requested (in accordance with the
contract). satisfactory evidence that
alloutatanding claims for sewer pipe
have been pard." On motion of De-
puty Reeve Clark, seconded by Coun-
cillor Laithwaite, the matter was re-
ferred tri the public works committee
with power to act as it should sere
fits
The public works committee recom-
mended that the dust on the streets be
laid with water during the corrin_
summer, and that prices be obtain
on a new one-horse watering cart
that the matter of preparing a bylaw
to water the streets oo the frontage
plan be referred to the chairman of
the public works committee with
power to consult the solicitor. The
report carried.
The finance committee recom- and Mrs. Wm. McGratten, left on
mended thee the auditors' repott for' Tuesday' for his home in the Welt ....
the year 1911 be printed by B. H.
Townsend. and that a number of
accounts be paid. Adopted.
Reeve Munnings *fated that he ex-
pected the sewer contractor to lay a
request before the council in s few
days for permission to place all his
oleo on the work at the east end of
the excavations. He asked for advice
[corn the council as to how the public
works committee should act in the
matter. lint it was left with the chair-
man of the comrnittee to decide.
Councillor Elliott brought up the
matter of improving the appearance
of Harbor Park and of placing more
seats in it for the convenience and
comfort of summer visitors. He made
a motion, which was seconded by
Councillor Venetic', that Rests simi-
lar to those used in the court house
park be purchased, and that a suffici-
ent number be obtained so as to have
severs! for Cannon Bank also. Before
the motion wart put Mayor Reda made
the suggestion that the matter be
sent to the parks committee to °b-
lab/ prices on the sesta before pur-
chasing. The advice was acted upon.
Bylaw No. 10 of 1912, providing for
the removal of trees growing in pub-
lic places, when etch removal is
deemed advisable. was read three
times and passed.
At this juncture the Reeve made
mention of -the tact that a few small
trees on Rein avenue might be moved
under the provisions of the ales ...-
mentioned bylaw, and placed in 1-• r-
hor Park, as they are of no booed
where they arr. A'notion was. turd
by Reeve Munnings, seconded h
Deputy Reeve l'Ia.C, that the park
commaler loot into the [natter o
removing the trees, front Elgin
Iver:ase.
The c,:uncil edjemmied before
o'clock. _- - -
OTTAWA-- TORONTO
t DOINGS OF FEDERAL AND PROVIN-
CIAL LEGISLATORS.
Manitoba Will Be Allowed to Deyelop
Her Own School Policy --Finance
y Minister White Announces Biggest
S1rolus on Record -Budget De-
bate Closed in the Legislature.
Homeseekers a ions to Wester,
Canada
Via Chicago, including all p,ints on
Grand Truro' Pacific Railway. Areal
2od, lath and 11)10: May 14th and
thh ; June lith and ::1th : July lath
and 'l.3i-d ; August 11th and 20th : Sep-
tember 3rd and loth. Wionipeg and
return, 53LU0. Edmonton and return,
542.00. Tickets good tor sixty days.
Proportiouate rates to priocip.tl. point.
in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and
A l •her a a. H omeseekers' exctirsion
tickets will also he on sale on
certain dares via Sarnia and North
ern Navigation Caenpa nv. Full par
acid/ire. tickets and illustrated litera-
ture from any (+trend Trunk agent. or
write A. E. Duff. District Pt-senger
Agent, Toronto. Ont. 1-. F. Lewr-
elncx, down -town ticket agent, Gode-
rich.
DUNGANNON. •
(4R. NEK'T'ON, DENTIST. OF
11 Lucknow, ha. c-as.ed visiting Outalds
points and will henceforth give he. entire
%curettes. to the home olfioe. unknow, where
he will be found every day. All modern meth-
ods.
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
In lluo ..nnoo for The Signal V Attie Pat -
Pelee Boot and Stationery Store, whore
orders will toered for subscriptions, ad-
vrUdng and job work. and receipts will be
given for amounts eat! tor the same.
WEDNESDAY. March Zrth.
CHURCH UNION. -The result of the
vote on the church union proposition
on the Dungannon Metbodist circuit
(iucluding both Dungannon and
Crewe appointments) is as follows ;
Members over 18 yeah of age -(ti for,
38 against ; members under 18 years of
age -8 for, 2 against : adherents -b0
for. 4 against ; members of gtalterly
official board -13 for, 3 against.
DEMONSTRATION in ORCHARD PRI'N-
tNG.-Several men under the direction
of W. F. Ky dd, of Simloe, are at work
in J. A. Mallough's orchards. giving a
practical demonstration of how prun-
ing should to done. They are rent
out under the auspices of the On-
tario Department of Agriculture.
A public meeting will be held in the
Orange Hall, Dungannon on Monday
afternoon, March :atb, at 2:30 p. ni.,
which should be attended by everyone
interested in -fruit culture.
CHURCH Nor/tel.-Mr. Taylor, of
West Wawanosh, who is attending
Knox College, Toronto, preached in
Erskine Presbyterian church last Sun-
day .... Tbere was a good attendance
at the special service for men in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening,
when Rev. L. Bartlett preached
on "Dreamers and Their Dreams."
The speaker showed how the world
Wee built by dreamers and endeavored
to arouse the ambition and energy of
his heaters by stimulating their im-
agination.
PERSONAL. -tont McGratten, who
had been visitin his parent.. Mr.
MORTGAGE SALii. •
N0RTGAGB BALE OF 100 -ACRE
FARM
yI lNt •ABIEFTLII.O..es mom D
1.8.10 nThe ee 10 ser Lairs* was be el'M
for sale at pebble aim elvers s� s
ell es =Jay. the [lard dap el' mMs► till.
Ire M �'elssi eisn. at tM ('eMsea bid.
partieu1r..r•pb re the uodere
1�J8 OUND81T. CHARues JARROW.
fast Alle isnssr Vwgmes seROWsr.
MORTGAGE BALK OF MAR M
PROPO(T'.
Mew.
• me. wlpthe Seared of e b •` In ••
ewe is a •�t
�
•sal, the prep
8ha� apue of tM caul\ Wf of art
je Iis�e dstdsrrl•r
Miss alkom. of Fullerton, is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mn. J. Walkorp.
. Everett Mallougli was et Luck -
now last week in charge of G. Arm.
strong's drugstore during the absence
of the proprietor is Toronto Miss
Teskey, of Ripley, is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Benioger. • ..
Harry Bellamy was in Stratfonl arv-
eral days this week attending a series
of library institute meetings )hies
Scott. of Harriston. has returned to
Dungannon. and is again in charge of
J. Walkom's millinery department ...
Miss (oote. of Wingham, has charge
of Ches. ElMott's millinery depart-
ment....Mr. and Mr*. James SLAthers
have returned to their home in the
West.
NEws NOTFx.-The north half of
lot 1, concession 0, Asblield, known
as the McCrory property, will be of -
feted for sale at public auction at the
Colborne hotel, Godericb, on Satur-
day. March Zird The sap started
running this week. and quite a num-
ber of trees have been tapped in ex-
pectation of a bountiful harvest after
the severe cold weather of the past
two months .... Buyers for horses
are buss- in this ee*tion. Preference is
being given thio year to medium weight
horses (1.300 to 1,500 lbs.)
The
concert which was to be given in the
Agricultural Hall on Friday evening
was called off on account of the bed
state of the toads Rose Anderson
shipped a carload of hoses and house-
hold furniture from Mollaw on Tues-
day, and he and his wife left the same
day from Ooderieh for their home
near Saskatoon P Benit.ger re-
opened the butcher shop on Saturday.
. Mr. McCormick's hotel at HAm-
ilton was damaged by fire last .week to
the extent of ge,teei . With the
oomisg of mild weather the young
people of the village lose one of their
most enjoyable pastimcr-.katbng on
Jask Glssn's mondial open-air rink.
The risk has been a great suceeew, it.
eapsgity being taxed at times by the
crowds which pats mimed it. ., Att-
lee, >r Geo. Webb. of West Waw armee.
is ea his rounds ...A. Sanderson will
bold sa auction sale of farm stock sad
lmplemeate oe Thursday. March 28.
The reoidettee of Mn. I Gr. 1 McLean
oe Brom street hes beet, sold to Robt_
O. !rows, o1 town. Mrs. Mel.ean bas
Mew and ...glib■. w ..le armee seed els atietloo sale of Mer
.� to 1l�sgg�- -. amt. to take pisco ns re.
~Orisa
this ▪ des Mk }r. rapt Nth. •o as to Rive Me.
T. 9UNDRT. ClARI.NI fiAU,ROw, 1 i8M X18. of his ewes property
teat Msllsssso weaM/k Seesaw abbot tM Iles[ er( April.
Though a new set of men is on the
Oosernntent benches, the policies ut
the late Government are still in effect.
In the Manitoba boundary settlement
the boundaries proposed several years
ago by, the Laurin Government. and
at that time refu,.ed acceptance by the
Roblin Government of Manitoba, have
Dow been accepted by the sante Gov-
ernment. Premier Roblin and'his col-
leagues kept up a continual agitation
over the boundary question. Lor patty
effect, but as soon as his own friends
were in office at Ottawa the agitation
stopped and the boundaries mapped
ont by the Laurier Government were
found to be all right after all.
Then in connection with this adjstst-
meot of boundaries tame up the ques-
tion of Catholic schools in the terri-
tory to he added to.. Manitoba.. Bour
ossa and his Nationalists started a
campaign, which bad its echoes in the
House of Commons, for the guerenter-
ing to the Catholic minority of the
right to maintainseparate schools
in the territory being added to
Manitoba. it was the Manitoba
school question of 18911 over again,
arid the Government forsook the
policy of the Conservative party
in 1880 on that question and adopted
the policy of Sir- Wilfrid Laurier,
namely, that the right of the Prov-
ince of Manitoba to the control of ita
own educational afiaire should be re-
spected, and that the Federal Govern-
ment should not interfere except
by way- of an attempt at friendly con-
ference and conciliation. Since the
settlement of the school question by
Sir Wilfrid Laurier in 1887, he has
been constantly subject to attack in
the Probince of Quebec for the alleged
betrayal of his race and religion.
Among those who thus denounced
him are tome of the men now bolding
places in tips BorElm Cabinet, and
their acceptant. able policy of 1809
gave Sir 'Wilfrid an opportunity
which be did not neglect of showing
up their insincerity and the hollow-
ness oLtheir appeals to Quebec preju-
dices.
And when Hon. W. T. White, the
new Minister of Finance, made his
first budget speech last week it was
his portion to tell of an immense sur-
plus, $30,000,000, the largest on record,
as the result of the financing of tbe
late Liberal Government. Mr. White
announced. too, that pending investi-
gation by the new Tariff Commission
no tariff changes would be made and
the iron and steel bounties would not
be renewed. Mr. White made the
candid admission that the financial
conditions as be found them when he
stepped into office wt -re very satisfae-
![tr. Cockshutt, the high protection-
ist from Brantford, showed his ditoap-
pointment in the Government's fail-
ure to restore the steel ho\intiee. He
reminded the Government that it was
elected se a protectionist Government
and should look after the industries of
the country. He condemned the
British preference, but wanted to do
something great and grand in the
natter of Imperial naval defence.
The Senate is showing some signs of
activity. and the Government's high-
ways bill tuay meet with determined
opposition unless i' is radically
amended.
The Legislature.
The budget debate in the Legislat-
ure was closed on Tuesday with
speeches from the tee, party Ieederi.
The budget was at•repted without a
division. but the day was marked by
several heated passages between Sir
James Whitney and Mr. Rowell.
The latter taunted the Premier con-
cerning his remark during the late
election campaign that there were no
bilingual schools in Ontario. Bir
James explained that what he meant
was that there were legally no biling-
ual schools in this Province. It is
rather difficult fot an ordinary mind
to grasp the mean .ng of the explapa-
ation.
LOTHIAN.
TuEJ.DAT, March 19th;
Mrs. McLean, of Lsckmow. visited
at Alex. McLean's last week.
P. R. McNay spent n few dm.. last
week with friends in se- afort h
Mir Pearl Glithn. of Hervie, i visit-
inR her Mistet. Mr= Tont Sandy.
After an illness of but a few weeks
Peter Murchison passed away on
Wednesday, 13th inst. The funeral,
which wax largely attended. took place
on Friday to the Catholic cemetet y
at Kingsbridge. The family have the
sympathy of the community in their
i srseivement.
McGAW.
WADNPADAT, March 2(Nh.
A SoriAi 0ATHEE1Iso. -On Mon-
day evening. 1iterib 15th, a anrial
rdessdris%1[ of theSmemba.s and their
of Lase Progresdve Bible class
Mos church north) took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J snip Anglin -
There were *hoot aeveetI lt-e present
and a very enjoyable eeeaing was
spent. Nnmerotu parlor games were
indulged in. (-routine as oetoldesfply
of merriment. ever one joining la
with hearty goodwill. Ilisnegji the
kindness of the ladies a beseelleltltF
past was served. • Great appreciation
and thanks are eztesded also to She
secretary of the class for some splen-
did *elections on the grantapbone
which were greatly enjoyed by all.
After refreshments were served a
short speech was given by Geo. Bean,
jr., chairman of the s 1cia1 committee.
expressing the appreciation of the
class for the manner in which the
members and trireme had turned out
and for their hearty support and in-
terest in the newly organised class,
and also extending a most hearty wel-
come to 511 to attend the class ; con-
cluding bis remarks with an intro-
duction of the president. who be
stated would girt• a brief address. The
president in hu address 1.1,V0 •a brie[
outline of what advent.ge there area
in the organiz-d class; how as an or-
ganized class touch more .veld be ac-
, ompli.hld in the Mestel'- ..eel and
by [clap[ united and wort roti together
a new and greater interest would be
taken. lir expressed the hope that
the clan. would live and prove the
true mewing of its name, '•Prugrrs-
sive." He extended a most cordial
welcome to all to come out to clan%
service next Sunday and all following
Sundays. His remarks were brought
to a dose by calling on those present
for a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Jae. Feagan arid Miss Feagan for their
great kindness. A motion to this effect
was moved by John Treble and second-
ed by A. Millian and was carried by a
hearty clapp of tee hands. At the
conclusion of the president'. reruarka
all gathered round and sang the
nato,nal anthem and dispersed for the
evening. each one better pleased and
happier because of such au enjoyable
evening, the only regret of the oc-
casion being that Rev. A. W. Brown.
honorary president, and his wife were
unable to be present owing to tbe'con-
ditioD of the roads. We trust that
this movement of the Prugr.wi+re
Bible class and all its work may to
but the beginning of an awakened
interest in the uphuildiog of the
Kingdom of Christ,
Horse Market Next Tuesday.
The third monthly hones market of
the season will be held on Hamilton
street, Goderich, on Tuesday after-
noon of nett week. Fur any person
wishing to dispose of any horses it
should be an excellent upportuoity, as
a buyer will be present to purchase
thirty good delivery and work horses.
The auction sale will commence at
2:30 o'clock and will include hors'.
harness, buggies and -cut tern. A bum-
per crowd should be io attendance.
PERSONAL NEN i 10N.
Mr.. Howard Murphy bIt for Vietoria. 0. C..
0o Tuesday.
Mile Dongb made a bmdnose trip to To.,.
01110 last week.
Henry McKvoy, or W7aulpeg, la the yeast of
hes brother, D. M. Mcleme, Ur a bsr rant
iitrs. Pmidegeseasd Miss Vida .re back to
��Mier gsedirvleveret months; a Wood.
Jas. Telt, who hes been on the sick list for
several week, Is somewhat improved in
Met J. A. Dallas, of 1.ck.r imet6. has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Leckie, Elgin
. venue.
Mr. end Mrs. A. FL Andereoo left on Tuesday
for Hraiwall. Seek, wbere they will spend the
. ummer.
Geo. Tothill. who was asdettng H. R. Lose ea
his grocery business for some time, bas r..
turned to Toronto.
John U'Co.or, who bee been visiting his
friends in town and vicinity. left on Wedoee-
day on hie retain to Detroit
Mt.. Tbete.a Casddy, who had been visiting
I.er grandmother, Mrs. Wu,. Burrows, returned
to her home at Ayr on Wednesday.
Ctrs. Edward Graham and Mtn 0t'abam, East
street. hare returned to. tow -u after speeding
the winter In Windsor and Cleveland.
Iters. Frank Rhode, of London, was the gimletof Mrs. Walter H. Harrl..on lest week. and
Misr Audrey litachus, also tf the Forest City. 1.
visiting MR Hu Aron this week.
J. H. Bambel, of Glasgow, Scot' end, was the
good Of her male and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. D.
Maier. over :•Sunday He h on Monday for
Toronto. from which plate he go et to Buffalo
en route for Portland. He will sail for the Old
Land in the course of • tear days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Mar. 21st
Page
Auction Sale -Mrr_ (Dr,) McLean. 1
Easter Term -Central Husines.College. Tot -
onto . R
Local RepreeentaUve Wanted Chase I8/101 -
ere Company, Colborne. 0•t. 4
Canadian Paclfo Icuiprewre.
Hommeekere Excursions -Jo.. Kidd
To Motorists -John U. Kuntz..
Wall Papers That Satiety -Geo. Porter...
Stith ('en(°ry Garment.- W. C.. Prld barn
Reeder--Spotton Mosinee* l'elhgee. -
Teacher Wanted -S. 8. No. 4. Colborne 1
Home Study --(;limon Husloew. College
Auction dab of Hoose and Furniture --Ate.
Crawford
Readers- Spshrb Grocery. S
Mot.thly Hors. Fair -Horse Market loom
oi(1ec. .... i
The �nirir of Spring Prevails - Millais Moneb
+,t ore 3
A Fit for Ever) Fitton. Martin Res...... .•
The Huse,. -Y. M. C. A S
Spring Attraction. .1 H. Celberfe.. ... .
S pring Need Howell Hnrdw•t.C,. . 6
Reader F. F. F.awreorr. 1
Home.eekers' Excursions F F. IA.erence. .,
Drink Habit -Grillo Irwtit ate•. 7
Millinery Ingesting -Mi.- tbontrgt .. .
Readers - fits. 1400 5b. . t
Store Iteot Mn. F..%. ll aliwin. Toronto 1
Fara. for Sale or t0 }tent if re U. Jones. . 1
Formal .lilllnery r Mooing- Rodgers Bros t
Bracelet Fnnnd Nis. Whitely - . I
Herr to Rent- G. Jar abaw. I
Servant Wanted Mr. J. 8 Hunter .......
Lets as' M•ie-Thea (F.new. 1
Asmtian 8•N -ages. C. Diet. .. .. ... 1
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