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BIXTY.fr0UETH TSAR -No. rift
GOUKRICH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1912
ThE STERLINGBANK
01? CANADA
i
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
The Goverorc.ent report '•n the business of the Stelling Bask
f„r the lest five months denotes for Heady growth of the Insti-
tution --dos to conservative management.
Month Binding Deposits. Assets.
June Strips• $6.173,790.72 $1.$ 648 46
.July Stet.... $5,440.060:27 $7,110B.84-1214
August Mat S6.016,870.14Sepi
72
ember p$8,142 d10.07
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Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
MR. RICHARD RADCLIFFE'S
In! urance business i s
being attended to by
A. G. NISBET
who -will take care of any enquiries regarding the same.
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, OODERiCH
'PuoNss : Orrice 110 ; HorsE 150. P. 0. Box 361
THE CHRISTMAS SIGNAL.
The special Christmas number of
The Signal will be published next
week. Advertlsers are requested to
hand In their "Dopy" earlier than
usual. as the publishing of the big
issue will man a good deal of extra
work for the staff to handle.
Application for special advertising
space sbould be made early. The
Christmas Signal is the great Holiday
Shopping Guide of Hu, -on county.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
TANTBD.-AT THE ALEXAN-
DRA Marine and General Hospital.
! three
IK FFITH& Sr uperirintendent. Apply toll MISS
21.
i
G10DERICH
'BUS LINE �
Two 'buses meet' all trains.
Privets calls have prompt and
careful attention. First - class
livery ornate at all times.
Reasonable prig.
THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. a T. 11 DAVIS
Proprietors
south Street 'Pbone No. 61
Tu S. E. H.
is u bash to medic. sad lamps ye are
Axa' Min wlar sbsuld yes green t
There are folk. in Mi, wurrld thtt never are
An'. ware. 1 think yea must be was.
For sure. wbta ye bad the electric bought
Tsai mitre -rent Rave ye a pain.
Bet Cow dont it wawa a mere thrills faded*
To oft back your Weight loight once .gale t
WANTE D. - PROFESSIONAL
teacher for P. 8. No. 4. Colborne.
Duties to .Damen. at New Year's. A b.
,tatter qQuall8eations end eatery espeot,ed. to
PAUL MAEDiLL. Secy. Besmiller
rear
3041.
'IlECHEB WANTED. -FOR U. S.
S lAi. Na 1. As'OsN. Coarsest and Weet
(1 Wawasseb. Duties te eossmenee atter New
Y..ar t Apgiy..t•I4ngys.Jttle t4aem aged sal-
ary expected. tq KOFi-I'. StdL WA1 ' eoee-
tary..
fi1EAOHER WANTED. -FUR S. S.
1 No. t, Colborne 1Denlopl. Dotty to meaty�epoym��_-
mese* be Jaseary next Apply stating gaall
taatiens and meaty eapecteedd to A. A. W tt,
1 11A$4, Secretary, Dunp.lo
1 Wit.
GEO. WATSON
PRACTICAL
TAILOR
has renewal a slurs is W .Y stood.
Montreal wase[ Wog, lteneesl
and will be eiesesd to nes all ILvaTI
mater es well as soy new miss
CLOTHES CLEANED
KEPAI*ED and PRMsI=
in the bent etyls sR modarsie prions.
OIYR HIM A CALL
CARD OF THANKS.
There's many a was 14 this email town of van
That's keen es the bat that'. gigolo :
They eau revel is all the gad of the gods.
But acb! whin it comes 1i ton Darin' !
-Nonan tYNatt.t.
Goderich
(LARD OF THANKS. -MRS. AL -
FRAM �IrH.e�bseisos sad gra Juba Precious
preentatps b this way their ttfar•oe and
�a�bres aE
the eapressbes and Abates
sMisat est'..', s l eir those id bureave-
6sis r W Wed 018.
seaben 11i• Lost
Judge. A. 0. U W . and Coert Oed.e4 . C. 0.
r.
LARD OF THANKS. -THE LADIBB
sf the baptist 'Web wish 10 mask
asthe
hoeiae sea of sass eel all .treses �r Wale
sasz [driswss sad sifts Sr lbs 'asMM deer
WANTED
OODERICH MARKETS.
TraMeDAT. {tea 5cb.
THE !ZONAL PRINSVNO CO.. Ltd-. Pusuaemas
SCOTLANDi'y ' Spp4sman. °13 Lb.
boon of Pan"-' A DOUBLE FATALITY
most in ever • quarter of the globe
PATRON SAINT. I =f h vo eloquence of the
ST. ANDREW'S DAY COMMEMIJR-
ATED AT KNOX CHURCH.
Eloquent Address by Rev. Geo. E.
Ross to Members of Inverness
Camp. Sons of Scotland -Brother`
hoses as a lticettish Charactsriedo
gall wheat. Pet baa! is 01 te , 004
Bock sheet, per bush 048 to 0 S •
Oats. per bash. 030 to ON
Peasper t..'..b 0148 to 0 80
Barley per bush 0p 00 to w . )
Sceeenl�Pcr toe 2 68 to 1 75
Flour, testi t, per cwt 3 18 10 2 10
Flom. patent, per cwt . 27 00 t 27 00
8bBeen. per ton n p 18 00 to ED 00
Short per ton
Hap. per too, new 11 10 to 13 .A
Straw .i. 8 00 te 800
Wood. per lead 5 m te 55o
Batter. per lb 0 M to 0 SI
Old Cheese, per ib 0 18 to a 25
New f;beere. 018 to 018
g .. fre.bt per dos - i a2 to 033
A only*. per bbl 1 s'O to 1 0000
Cattle, orilin'yMess. per est. i le to 525
Cattle. export, par rost.t'• 6 d0 to 610
7 85 to 785
Hop. ref. eget ... t 3t1 to 4 WI
ba. per berg
f 00 to 5 00
Tallow. per Ib 06 to 36
Hfds., par cwt 7 m to 7 5/
etheep-•kine . 30 to w
FARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
LAST OR 1+bQMD. n 1INTa-
n9T.- ON lt)kDAY LAST AYRE-LIN
st liaises. tens Dries t' D.
Li DALE _blot& ani tee. VFOODI tit Hebrew Ont, will receive Prompt
-wuebesiate 6� (, V y �enties
^easy E. DOY ales Ess&.
Weyburn
S'isktchew
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" The fast growing city of the Lest Great West. -
offers you tbs. same golden opportunities for
Good Sound Real Estate
Investment
that Regius, Hams Jaw. Saskatoon. Calgary
sad Bdvostos cased ave or sir years aim
HamsTar O. Y. R and O. T. IL are NOW making
esteetehe tle•vaMwM
/esin Weybers, Moak.
Our lots in "Oily Besilese._ in the ob4 original
be1Eaibe. right et the jeer of the big
ll O. P. R.
desiopoente. fit NOM seen. requiem sub a email
emit payment ethe Weals in A nand a seed..
These may teras are Rood only until Jaseary 1st.
1911. You ars honed 80 proem mighty big proein
the very bear future. Trade Write ss for the Based of pamphlet os' the
0. P. A. Developments.
E V. Campion & Company
Heed diet* WoyMrs. Ss . Rosatderd. OM.. oaks : ■ Market Bt.
arbors ea+esposStese feta be addressed to err
lrtllattost settee
PUBLIC NOTICE _ - - -
a, at. Andrew's Day Greeting.
A message Row there. ..d a mews*, tome+
be re
•'Guid a ea to the kis o Ove Beet.
!peed well. let us Mer, Wt. nlgbt of the pear.
To renew what can seer be forget.
Auld Scotia ' yea. Is fetal array
Trp td.11dreo foregoi her tole,
To !Mer • in My same the threads'sf • taste
That binds ea all ander tine sew!
Hall. lead of the heather' The burl et our
one
From glebe unto brae.lde and vale;
The echo of all mor beat taco *tin ta•pinur
Thy .on. with ita.acet.0ed (whet
From yonder sod seer My ssam[r Wire
cheer :
From yonder and sear the new and the old
Aocept the prised gift with seal all uplift
To learn what Mise annals unfold !
H.. the world bees better or worse for thy
lore t
HH.+ It ever ramrod to give place
To the deeds of top suns. on sea or on shore.
1s war or the pathway• of peace?
Yea, toy place 1 bola bast teen. with brawn and
with brabu.
TOmake of .he worlds better ;
And now on the day when mirth boldeth sway
Our pride in mese deeds we unfetter. -
.-J. M. Harper in Sootueb-AmsricLl.
ANTED. -AT ONCE, MEN TO
(earn barber trade. Expert Inrrseotlsn
o eostant suet ice : t .eh free ; gaiety"; gen em
Mest for barber. Write for estalsgse.
R C..LLLOIC, Termite. stow.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN
•E. .tock broking business' 1 1 waut a
live. ..mbhloos representative in every city
and town to handle stocks, bonds and inort-
gipplicents must furnish references and
=frost to 0g3�tt�I0u prew'.sl capital. Write
or call. ATHOL GEORGE ROBERTSON, 58
Colborne street Toronto. a -fm
,'10LBORNE BRICKYARDS. - A
',redly quantity orf 24 Inch tile for ine 1sale.
Thaw t will sopa go.
.1 PITBL� dt SOONS.
FOR BALE OE TO KEN'
�OR SALB.-A BUILDING LOT
AIlestreet Newgstsstreet. APO, to F. J. P ID
PON. BALE.-SSOONDHAND RAD-
IANT Home beater, self -Mede? No.6, Is
deed ae.dttion. Box V. SIGNAL OFFICE.
L'IOKSALE.-THE FARM OWNED
£ by the late John Halliday on the 3rd 'mo-
d Colborne. ceetaloing 1421 acres.
None beast with frame k and
turnaee In hosss: uhc water
su.dsbarn : roust seabirdbydra; ten acres
&et rhea, OOveuteat to ier0b sod sews
WM at a bars der hoossailate .ala.
to Le bedsit*
PO
RS.teon
HAZLID Y. Ostrent.
Is
R SAUL -THE 100 -ACRE FARM
es tie its esosadsg O sCoollbeo ns'. �
call! rslek
gaw'Mt M �igsktf o� iY
down��ig, wtp ase st reset l `
tthe
gt es Is r sod Q P. >�ssb,
VC
Carbo P w gall.M•tf.
SRM E.
FOR SAL -THE BAST
fait er bt me In the fourth spew
festa.
birdlimed .f Ash
whetofa V
MO.s4s eos-
as 'es'%' a
a 7 �'s TULE:i
1 'T: vs; w_ • FARM FOR BALD
or is sem lot L coo s.iss 7, western dlvl-
,i.s. Oelbnsa ssweeYe, i6O asses with Int -
dos
os
.aslt less -er sto rs.o �Beel��e bar a fes .r.
lWeald weLt}sss seesww4: Aptly to ■. w.
McD0'IAA011Carlow. OM.
Bet sowhere has Scotland's gl.ry
bees more apparent than ou the li -ids
u( mimionery enter prise. She has
produced bee patriots and her .cbol-
b h
PUBLICITY GRANT.
$x,goo Voted for This Purpose by County
Council.
TWO FORMER OODERICH MEN The county council met on Tung -
DROWNED IN ST. CLAIR RIVER. day afternoon. All the members are
present. Warden Stothers occupied
- -- the chair and addressed the council
ass wed b r d. But
a whom she is respecting several tatters which
justly proud. {tut greater tbau her pt Alfred Nicholson Herolully had come up since the last meeting,
high w btrv• meats on the battlefield. ' Neglects to Save His Own Life in referring particularly to the difficulty
order to Warn Others of Their
Danger -Tragic Result of Collision
near Port Huron.
in .cholsesbii..oid government is the
"rout her gifted sons have accom-
ptiohed and are .• ill achieving. in the
high places of the field -giving the
Gospel to ♦ needy world. And is not
this the very genius of tic .ttisb great -
swam? To the church no lees than to
the borne, the school iod the state is Two former Ooderich uteu, Captain m the London Health Ass
From t.ciat
fun.
every true Scot loyal. The splendid Alfred Nicholson and John Precious, Fro
to Awns Col :u, ciao t
nii+-t .nary service the sons of Scot- came to their death shortly atter mid- relating
land are tendering in every laud is night test Friday morning, on the St. patient in the Queen .1lexandt
but the becoming expression of grafi- Clair River. Messrs. Nncbolt0u and sanatorium, who it it claimed furtnet I
resided at Clinton and ahuul3 l..•
supported by this county.
From H. E. Ruwald, of Stratford,
claiming damages for an accident on
the boundary between Hullett and
McKillop in June last.
Froth %V. Brydone, barrister. Cain -
ton, salting that the county recom-
pense John Sterling for damage to his
land by a washout caused by a
diversion of the Bayfield River.
in getting bridge work completed on
account of the high water.
Among the communications were
the following :
From Sheriff Reynolds. asking tbat
he be supplied with is typewriter f n
his office.
toile that St. Andrew, became the
apostle of the Nest iosteel of the
East: and in true Scottish spirit, like
Andrew the brotherly, we desire to
win the East to Chri.t and share our
Precious, with two other men, com-
poeed the crew of the Hustler, a sand
and gravel cattier working on the
river. That night as they were ort
(rand Point. in tow of the tug Annie
(loop I privileges witb the pagan Moylrs, they were run down by the
world. For regardless of clime and tug Annie L. Smith, the Hustler turn -
place we look beyond the clau and the fog right over to a result of the iw-
hometand and realize that houianity pact.
is a brotherhood. That sengie of Captain Nicholson was on watch at
In remembrance of St. Andrew's
Day, Inverne.w tamp, Sons of Scot -
lend, paraded to Knox church on
Sunday morning, headed by piper
Robert Craytie. Rev. Geo. E. toss
occupied his pulpit and gave an able
address appropr mated to the oocasion.
The words frow Jubn 1:40, "Andrew,
Simon Peters brother," formed the
text of his discourse. He said (in
part) :
In commemorating St. Andrew's
Day it is tittiog that we direct atten-
tion to Scotland's patron saint end note
some characterisuo of Scottish great-
ness. Fur there r something about
the Scottish character 4bat is unique,
and a greatness acknowledged not
only by the dem himself but also
by those whom he considers lees
favored, through whose veins courses
no Scottish blood.
Of Andrew's early bistory we know
but little. Like his father before him
he plied his honorable catling as a
fisherman un tbe lake.
Responsive to religious thought and
emotion he was one of the msoy who,
having heard of the preaching of Jobe
the Baptist couceruing the Kingdom,
went out to hear and profit by the
message. There he met Jesus e
was the first of the twelve called to
discipleship. Concerning his life as au
apostle we are told little. Only twice
does be come into promineuce dur-
ing our Lord's ministry, viz.:
At the feeding of the five thous-
and, when he was the one who dis-
covered the lad with the loaves and
fishes, and later at. one of the feasts in
Jerusalem when he introduced certain
Greeks Ito the Saviour. In the re-
oonds of the early Christian church
his name is merely mentioned, but we
Mil well believe that a man of
Andrew's spirit must have been a
tower of strength to the church and in
his more quiet way of working
semdrred no has effective service than
Peter sod John.
Tradition tells us that when per-
secution scattered the disciples in
over direction Andrew travelled far
to Southern Europe, became the
great miesionery to the Scythian',
and later suffered martyrdom by being
bound to a decussate cross, which still
beats his name. In acknowledgment
of his services to that country Roods,
adopted him as her patron saint. In
the year 740 he be -Eve the patron
stint ot Scotland. oowwihllIj� to o�bs belief
that his arm had beimiOosgbL by Bt.
Regulus to SCOda led, the p bearing
the relic being WreokMsit the eastern
seat near the site sed tilt p.eeent St.
Ar.drew's.
By whatever other�yymMl�flW�e Andrew
may be known. he*11Meemembersd
for all time for his L.. -..i_-.. No
sooner had he fossil the Ill e/sh
tbaa be sought out his brother
Simon and brougbt hien to Jesse.
And brotherliness is one of the
stress characteristics of the Scot -
deb raw. No people are more
eltssish. Love of boats and satire
Arad is strong in the heart of
Seat The neve of tleetaaad will eI
trays be aesoci sed with the serest
patriotism And rave so the Osl-
hisself so less ellealee le to ►lo boosehathesdetry 45ss
s .dile.
1
sodthebiass ime
el his We
promotes
leatyevery ie ever added Metre to
her slue by the empiaide she bus
pieced epee edwrstise. Her estruse
se weS as her swim* se to be famed
everywhere. Aad the seems that
attends the Met r the varied mom -
Limp orf Nis is Wyly dee to the ter
,lease that hes ever hes .000.814
to the sheet me wall.. es the hems.
Et that lobes the sum el M0tiondsstt
mittlr psrrtthry t ars 1 ilse~se sof
rlMgsdioe largely whim
largely .11
`the Whim orf .retie also throegb-
the sada Sentleattb ars creeds
Ler Allstiagelebeit stets are to
reef le the aero. of
W ..'-ease is 'Ameba
eat
art
. The AIM
el Ms A eve wispetolle le a
GqR SALE. -100 tAORES OF LAND
r 1} sI'p ""Vaet
fliestottit
ine t eeMlv�,ae tem «,tl�w. bask
bsOsebvtrwottdb Ism Esew = trot bath'
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Sir -th«ahood will receive world-wide the time, the others having gone to
ri cognition. ware will crane and peace bed. He could easily have stepped
be universal only who' the gospel of across to the other boat and saved
Jesus Christ 111'1 his made Scotland himself, but instead he went back to
great becomes the dominant factor in Dail the other men. The men were all
international life. thrown into the water. Two of them
The address was ouch appreciated could swim, but Captain ,Nicholson
by the meml.•-rs of Inverness Camp. .and Mr. Precious could not, and were
and on their Ietuul to their hall after drowned Their bodies were found
the service they adopted a reedution thirty-six hours hoer about ten feet the council. it war decided that the
heartily 3 banking R- v. Mr. Ross. apart and fifteen feet from the deputation be heard in the afternoon.Hustler, and within a stere's throw of A . request from Crohn Attorney
Contributors to Canada's Wealth. the sbore.• Seeger for a typewriter was sent to
It is always tit intereet to compare The bodies were taken to the home the county property committee.
the values of I h« n. °ducts of each 'of of Captain Nicholson at Pori Huron, A letter frosts the secretary of the.
the leading industries of a country. where both families were present, the Ontario Municipal Association, asking
WEDNESDAY.
A communication: from the secretary
of the Huron Publicity and itoprove-
ment Association set forth the work
of the Association so far arid requested
that a deputation representing the
Association be permitted to address
Everyone will t. II v•.0 that Canada is men being brotiters-ill-law. On Sun -
immensely rn•h, h .t when you demand day evening after church service. a
particular v they are not so readily union funeral service was held, Rev.
forthcoming a, ai e general state- Mr. Diamond of the First Methodist
menta. C..n.ula h -.s not, as yet, made church conducting the service for Mr.
such statistical pc ogress .r to permit a Nicholson and Rev. Mr. Cox. of the
close comparison of this Lind to be United Presbyterianchurchfor Mr.
made for a particular year. The Precious.
following figures. however, are quoted On Mondry the bodies were brought
by Conservation thublished at Ottawa) to Goderich for burial in Maitland
as approximations ..f the values cemetery, the funeral being held on
produced annually by our greatest ,Tuesday afternoon from the home of
naturist resources, and by tnannfa.• 'Ir- ; Benjamin Hoggarth. their brother-in-
ing : law. The service was conducted by Rev.
Field crops and dairy pro- Dr. Medd, pastor of Victoria street
duce 7804.8ot1.004) Methodist church, at the house, as-
Freset products 161,093,0011 sisted by so. E. Ross, pastor of
liiner4a .... ..... .., ltY3,300,Ot10 Knox c u e rave. Members
Fisheries .... 29•�•� of the A. U. U. W., of which Mr
Value added to raw productsNicholson Vas a member, and of Lite
by manufacturing 56.3,830,000 C.O. F., to which Sr. Precious be-
longed. were present io • body to pay
A PFtOHLEM IN COWS. i the last tribute to their fellow-rnem-
' hers. A favorite hymn of Captain
On every farm there are practically ! Nicholson's. "Only vw
reebered by
three classes of cows. First, those 1 what i have done, was song by Mr.
tbat do not • pay for their feed j Belcher, and a male quartette sang
ant the labx of {.king care of them "•Lord, I'm Coming H,me," a favorite
second, three that just pay their way, 'of Mr. Precious, and "Throw Out the
and, lest, those that are profitable I Life Line." The pall -bearers for Cap -
cows. and pay more than their et- - tain Nicholson were members of the
pensee, thus hiving you some en- Workmen : Wm. Blake. Wm. Blair,
couriutement for keeping them. From Thou, Hswkine, Peter MacEwan,
the farmer's point of view there should Wal r Pinder and Isaac Salkeld, and
be only one class ot cows, the ones six ft_low-Foresters performed a like
that pay a dividend over expenses. office for Mr. Precious : A. W. Had -
Take the crow that produces three den, David Sproul, W. T. Pellow, Joe -
hundred pounds .,f butter per year. eph Wilson, Thos. Burrows, W. Mc -
At twenty cents per pound this would Cabe. There were a great number of
bring S00. Let this $60 be interest beautiful floral tributes, filling a citr-
on your outlay at six per cent. The riage.
outlay would be one thousand dollars., Captain Nicholson was fifty-three
Then take the cow _producingsiz ears of age and lived in Godericb be -
hundred pounds of butter per year.
Dore going to Port Huron two year.
The outlay should he double that of .g„ Inst spring. He is survived by his
the first cow, as tbe production is wile, two sons -Charles, of Port
double or two thousand dollars per Huron, and Percy, of Watford, Ont. -
year. Now aoswel• a tew questions and two daughters -Mrs. John Given
honestly. We will say the first is a and Miss Jean, both of Port Huron.
They were all here for the funeral, and
others present were Wm. Nicholson,
'of Detroit., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nicholson, of Port Huron, the gentle-
men being brothers of the deceased,
and a sister, Mrs. Dears, with her two
sons, of London.
poor cow and the latter a good cow.
Does it take {wire as much to feed the
Eood cow as it does the poor one ?
verything goes to prove that the
opposite is moreoften the case. Again,
doom it take twice aa much time to
attend to the gond cow as the poor
one? Everything and everybodysays,
"NO." What is the result ? Ony that
the difference in the production is
clear profit. How are you going to
know whether your cows ego pprrixo.r
Wbo
Mr. Precious leaven a widow and one
son, Norval. His mother also sur-
vives, residing at Port Huron, and
there are five sisters: Mrs. Annie
or good ? Get them tested Waters and Mrs. Ben. Horgan'', of
will test them ? The Win ham Goderich ; Mrs. Thomas Whitely, of
Cresme will do it for you tt you Toronto; lira- Frank Nicholson and
Mrs. Alfred Nichol -eon, of Port Huron.
will send us a sample of milk from
each of your Dow.. Number them so
that we ran send a report to you.
Remember. it is a sample of the MILK,
not .ream.
We are going to run our creamery
all winter and need all the .ream we
tee�sget . Send us your". Give os a
ittitl. and see if we do not do as well if
tot better than you are now doing.
Weare now paying tbirty-ons cents
=sound bnttsr• fat or a trifle bettertits twenty-aiz nests per pound
• attar.
1f our wagon is not in your district
write or telephone um and we will
make arrangements to collect your
eesev.
TMs WM. atrium COMPANY. LTD.,
Wattisham, Ont..
A brother. William Precious, lives in
town. Others present at the funeral
were Miss Young and Chas. Young,
of Seafortb; Mrs. Thos. Williams, of
Munro, and Mr. and Mrs. McWhinney
and daughter, of Nile. The late Mr.
Precious was thirty-nine years of age.
and lived in Oodsrich until a little
over It year ago.
An inquest le being held at Port
Huron to determine the cause of the
collision which cost the two men their
lives.
Don't fail to hear Alton Packard.
the great cartoonist, humorist, enter-
tainer and. singer, on Prada Mrs.
King and Mr. Fowler will amidst In the
program. Ree ad. on page 2.
CHRISMAS BUYERS.
Oodsrish me ebants were never in better shape to meet the de-
moiselle of the Christmas trade. The steels are large and well as
sorted, and to every lime there is endless variety. All the latest
.entities will be footed ememg the Rends which are ready Acer ia-
spsctioe is the Ooderisa arses
Intending aerohsasse hem the town and country cannot do
better than study eardbUy the anooeneeaneote made in our adver-
tising columns. The merchants using them desire your patronage
and we have no hesitation en our part le Aeommending them to
you. They will Tse found reliable sad will meet your demands In a
way that will be highly setl.fsetory.
To thorn in Ooderich we say ••Bey at borne," and to those in
the sonseedlog eoavtry, 'Voss to Ooderieb.'
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for the usual giant. was sent to the
executive committee.
G. M. Elliott, county agent of the
Children's Aid Society, addressed the
copncil in reference to the Work of
the Society and distributed printed re-
ports of the county work.
A discussion ot the new Public
Health Act was started by Reeve
Powell and the council spent some
time on the subject.
After the noon recess the deputation
from the P•.,blicity Association was
heard, Messrs. Greig, of Seafortb,
Spotton, of Wingham, and Mitchell,
oC Goderich, addressing the council.
Messrs. Leckie and Cantelon moved
that the council grant the sum of 91,-
500 to aid in starting a publicity cram-
paign for the county of H uron, as out-
lined by the committee appointed for
that purpose, and that the Paid
arnount shall remain in the treasury
and shall berVel reit by the treasurer
only on the certificate of the meal -
dent, vice-president or treasurer of the
Association ; the accounts for the
swine to be placed betore the council
at each session.
Messrs. Bailie and Winter moved to
refer this motion to the executive
committee, hut this was lost and the
motion of Metiers. Leckie and Cantelon
was carried on the following division :
Yea-Ament, Cantelon. Clark, Gov-
enlock, Gillespie, Glen, Heitman, Hun -
kin, Leckie, Lindsay, Livingston,
Milne, Munnings, McEay, Petty -15.
Nay -Brown, Bailie, Hunter, Ker-
nigban, Kalbfleiecb, Leiper, McClure,
Powell, Sbortreed, Underwood, Win-
ter, Yearley -12.
Principal Hume and Dr. Strang, of
the Ooderich Collegiate Institute, ap-
peared before the council and asked
for the use of the council chamber tor
four lectur,.. to be given by prominent
University .nen.
The use of the hall was granted for
title purpose on provision that the
lectures do not conflict with any court
work and that Principal Hume meet
any expense ill connection.
Both Quick and Permanent Strength,
If you are run down or {'red out, if
you take cold easily, have no appetite.
are losing flesb or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod's
System Renovator under oui guaran-
tee to refund the price paid if Ow
remedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
it aids digestion, tones up the nervous
system and gives both quick ard per-
manent results. One dollar a ?Kittle.
Manufactured by MacLeod Me••licine
Co., Goderich. OnL For male by E. R.
Wigle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Dec. 6th.
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