The Signal, 1912-12-26, Page 5RE
1912
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Pars linen,
Bets Dresser
Embeoid-
e lover..
its. Stand
alleles not
led Spread
sees Mott[
pa, (!loves,
Sect from.
it
6oc and
11
J
y Bros.
Hit H
ling
Directors
balmers
ly attended 1 •
night or dad
t eakeiststWeSetoesal
ters
sleighs
to time to
our Cutter
Ib for the
We have
kinds and
n Stoves
ranges
a nice line
ind Ranges.
ig nice anti
expensive.
d see them.
WILSON
arri. Agent
et, Goderich, Ont.
CHE SiGN.al.
ing -
1st
of
11t
sit
'or
eW
ER
LOCAL TOPICS
'Poultry Show.
Prise lista for t. ibkt n of
• to be held
Huron Poultry and b:, are
in Godericb Jan
being issued. y be bad on
application to th rotary, Walter
H. Harrison, God
Nominations on M
As already inn • , the muni-
cipal uominatiom be held at the
town hall nest . y evnioK, com•
teeming at 7:30 o Very little it
h it of any new• • !dates, but the
ictal proceed! , •' ay bring out
tae fresh m
eight Train Off Track.
Two engines an
attached to a
t rack as it ente
last Tuesday m
ngioee was dam
The mishap fort
point where it
passenger trains
reach the station forst.
Wno Will Get the t Ride
aple Leaf (hep -
ow look with no
upon the fruits
new ambulance,
7.
eir cowl tendete
t train left the
(3. T. R. yards
g. One of the
to some extent. were interred to the family plot in
ly occurred at 1, line Baptist cemetery at Thedford.
possible for all Clive the hockey club a good start
the wreck and I by turning out in full force at the New
Year's night entertainment.
The regular meeting of the Gode-
rich branch of the Women's Institute
will 1* held at the home of Mn. Swan -
eon, Bruce street, on Friday,Janary,
3rd at 3 o'clock. A good attendance
vendor -the collector of water and
light rates -was decidedon. As tbe an adds•
handling of there lamps i
Goo*" respou■ihitltyfor him iS alten
25 to
it was decidedt.o grant
in salary.
THE SIGNAL : ONTARIO
NO TAX REFORM
Oa1y . Proper interpretation eft Pr.
sent Act Necessary, Says Prew,ler
The two bills introduced by Ii. W.
Rowell. lea4er of the opposition, and
J. A EMs. Conservative M.L.A. for
Ottawa, were rejected last Thursday
by the special tate committee of the
Legislature which heard the views of
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. I many associations on the subject,
including the Canadian Manufacturers'
Association. The Grange and Labor
Burt the new year rlpbt by ordertne a m w representatives. These bills aimed at
.alt of clothes from Prtdham the Tutor. Ma- a radical revison of the present As-
tetial, .tyle, cut and tit guaranteed.
Durtns the coming year Smash'. Art Store seesment Act The committee, by a
will be headquarters tor art watetiiak. fancy vote of 20 to 7. decided that the pro -
work ruppliee, picture...picture tramline. etc. legislation was unsuitable, or,
A. J. Paltridge Was at Thedford on posed
noother words, the present act was
Wednesday attending the funeral of entirely satisfactory -if properly ad-
hir mother. Mn. Margaret Paltridge, ministered. Sir James Whitney, who
who passed away last Monday after a attended only the last session of the
in her eighty-first yoar. The musses manta aa entirely unnecessary. He
brief tllnas's. The deceased ady was committee characterized the amend -
The members
ter• I. O. D. E..
rtnall degree of
of their labors.
for which the
Leon working
arrived in muffle'
.erne as a Chr
Chapter to Alex
ambulance is
to -date and best
its kind. It w
,of London. It
where it is Nein
number who
ng ladies have is requested. Members will please
several months,
time this week to
gift from the
a hospital. The
of the moot 4p•
inted vehicles of
it by A. J. Greer,
at Swells' livery,
mired by a Targe
see it.
Death ot Mrs. t • ) Willoughby.
at Windsor on
this week of Mrs.
Willoughby. The
name was Lillian
The death t(
Tuesday evenin
, shoal William
deceased's ma
May Graham.
Mn.. Edward
Her demise foil
days' from Pn
her forty-uecno
and one son, G
Willoughby w
.n All Tuts
the funeral w
Thursday oft
r'arlisle condor.
interment wax
,-t•nnel cry. San
suddeuly be
pathy'of the
Honor Roll Ban
The t'oliegia
who won their
a Place on the
roll" reoeivel t
day eveaiog.
students who h
to the iutatatio
entry executiv
aeinbly ball oft
a social-evenin
tion room was
.[ted and the
mittee were no
to make the ev
joyable one for
eoo:ests and ot
were the chief
taintnent. Ref
and after the g
of the temptin
of thanks was
and the zealous
Mise Grace Wa
social eveniog
carried to surh
.
After the sin
Anthem the
Santa Claus at
On Friday e
tree entertain
separate sob
prettily deco
traction being.
mart tree, lllum
presents for th
is the well ren
and reciteriou
ingadaughter o
sm. East street
an illness of four
nia. She was in
ar. Her husband
en. survive. Mre.
prominent worker
ch, Windsor. and
Id from there on
n. Rev. Arthur
the services. The
de in St. John'.
b. The relatives
ed haze the sym-
of Goderich.
note the change of date.
The Webling McRaye engagement
on New Year's night will introduce
two delightful entertainers to ,.the
people of Goderich.
Ice cream -toe hest at'Blackstone's.
New • Year's special, regular 40c
chocolates, assorted flavors, Ale, at
Blackstone'''.
Miss Webling and Welter McRaye
are entertainers of the highest order.
Hear them at Victoria Opera House`
New Year's night.
ones :
Welcome Chorea. The Claes
Speech by Jame* .. James Dean. Jo+epb
Webb end Jack d. (,
hrtstmas Hymn. ,rM .. ... Clean
Recitation -. "Tw4Qocking*"' �t,ry
Webb
Cbarus..... "Hurra$r Good old Santa plena'
Recitation .... ....Thelma Hargltt
Recitation "M joUie- - ... Laura Jeffrey
Recitntioa"TbeFad Bird' .. Gerard Davis
(cots ........ wllLjDlteen" Margaret
. Kelly and lack Kidd
RedtaUew. .."Gram's Crusts _ .Genevllevv T
SpahRecitation :A e".... Davi.Dorothy •vi.
song ," Wee- W." Twelve little ton,
Institute students
entitling tbetn to
,.ry Society "honor'
'ewers' last Thure-
ut fifty of the
ualified rroponded
rat out by the Lit -
meet 1n the as-
'ollegiate and enjoy
ether. The recep-
y tastefully decor -
bent of the som-
ring in t heir efforts
g a thoroughly en -
guests. Guessing
interesting games
urea of the enter-
ments were served
ring had partaken
nds a hearty vote
eyed the executive
Iden t of the Society.
k, for the splendid
had plsuned and
ccessful conclusion
of the National
ring dispersed.
Separate School.
g last a Christmas
t Was held at the
The rooms were
the centre of ',s-
courers the Christ -
and laden with
ys and girls. Below
program of songs
leen by the little
was positively opposed to the prin-
ciple of the bills. They suggested
a harum-scarum remedy for a disease
which did not exist In the province.
"Until we netd a change let us stay
as we are," said he. "There is no
necessity for such mangle tax legls-
lation."
The committee recommended. how-
ever, that the chairman cause to be
pent out to the assessment commis -
'loners and assessors of every muni-
cipality in Ontario a circular point-
ing out by means of general instruc-
tions and concrete examples set out In
the circular, how buildings should be
assessed in keeping with the Assess-
ment
ssessment Act. •
It was also recommended that tbe
income tax exemption be raised $1200
`0 $1600. and from $900 to 11200 in the
case of a _iouseholder; also that sec-
tion 39 of the act providing for the
'special assessment of farm lands in
towns and villages, should be repealed.
CHURCH NOTES.
Knox 4httrch Sunday school will
have its sonnet Christmas entertain-
ment on Thursday. Jenuary'2nd.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross. will preach .n
Knox church at both services on
Sunday. Subject of discourse in the
mooting "Busy Here and There" •
and in the evening, "The Closed and
Open Door."
PERSONAL MEN r1ON.
The Mi,.eee Jean and Anna iawson. 'et
Detroitte
. `e speedingtthe holiday,
-a t the home
f
MINISTERS OVERWORKED
Chistmas Visitors in Town.
Mr. and Mr.. Harry Worsell. of Toronto.
Grant and Kenneth Hoyd. of Toronto.
Clarence Young. of \Valkerville.
Chester Macdonald. of Detroit.
Mr. and Mre. Jo... Henle. of Toronto.
H. Eari E' non. of Molesworth.
Gordon McXevin. of Toronto Dental 1 oliege.
C. K. Mact'henon,+'J. Archie Tom ant Herb
Smith. all of the School of l't...ana1 Sccience
Toronto.a tor1
Frank Fe -ice. T. IL Iplii. Miss Jean Tom
and Howard Waltee all of Univcrv:ty 'biles..
Tor 'eta.
Norman Newell, of Mitchell.
Donald McLachlan. of St. Helene.
Roy Walter. of Toronto.
Mr. and Mr.. B. H. McCreath and Mr. 'oott.
of 'reroute.
'Cyril Carrie of W ditlet oliege. 1.r onto ter
Mr. and M. -tarry Cott and `Q
Marion, of I3 antford. - -�
Miss Pearl lb adford. of Toronto.
Misr Jessie Strang. of New Liskeard.
Mir•. Grace a rang. of t arangeeil lc
Mier Helen stenos. of New York. B• t
, Mini Strang. of Arnprior.
Angu.• McLeod and Arthur Bet re. of Toron-
to Cniverdty.
Reg. Platt. of intorno a'altar, of Pharmacy.
T�eaorm n and t'a,ssell Kimball of Toronto.
e:ernld Kidd. civil engineer. of Montreal
Louis Carey. of Hank of Cornmeroe. Barrie.
Miss Grace Johnston. of Toront o.
Woo AUUe Johm.tun, of Karrie.
The Misses Tom. of r'xeter.
Keg. Pridham. of Winnipeg
Mr. and Mrs. P. Crew., of Winnipeg
Miss Jail' Thorn.'. of Berlin.
Mk- Mabel Thnrlow. of Toronto.'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell. of *ort Colborne.
J Page. of Toronto.
Harry Washington. of Dayton. Ohio.
1• ham. Washinetoo. of Regina.
Rea. 'lye. of Toronto Unfvsrdty.
Mr. aed Mre Walter Buchanan n•ad family,
olgdward� Demo. of •bleagO.
Harm Wiggles. of Toronto.
Mr. /togttles. of 11• r..dale.
1'Litre Tw„edie. of Edmonton.
Mr. and Mr-, .'rthur Sutbcrland. of Toronto.
O. 1 H.mUtoe. of the Starling Bank.
Auburu. .tit - .l
Alto and F.oyd Mcl looakl. of St. Mary...
Roy Moot. of St. Thomas.
Miss Annie Campbell. of Toronto.
Den Wiggin- rind Jack Proudfoot. of Saska-
toon. Sask.
Hilton Heinle.. of Port McNichol.
Miss Augn.ta McLeod. of Wroxeter contin-
uation *.hoot.
Ilan Nicholson. of the :h; I_of �actcal
Science. Kingston. •
Norman Lewfr. of in taw*.
F. B. Holme.. of Port Mr • idtui. IJ. ^:L`
Mie. Mamie Foster. of Vecbell.
Delsemms Mlllyerd, of Victoria 1'nivety.
Toronto.
Campbell Grimn. Of rafaato,
Mis. Agnes Hamilton and Miss Irene Prid-
baen. of the Faculty of Ratsention. Toronto.
Edgar Weida, nl Bt- Uathartns..
Mins Hanel McDonald. et Detroit.
Miss Rose MnNoris. of Aurora 0 .•;
Mite Gladys McNevin, of Enrich 1 oetito[e.
Donald ('lark. of the Collegiate
Perth.
Will Prondfoot. of Toronto.
Bert and Mier Miss. )targaretMDaRn t Wo Woodstock. ss
Miss Maggie Mere, of (onto° Dustier. Cot
Me.
tn. O. ( :atronic of Waahingum. D. C.
Prank Edward, of Chatham.
Warnes Rotel Detroit.
sous
Carrell. of osenta
Reoltadon.....'•Mttai Birthday . Helen
K�d d S -it frim
en m yy n
DtecttsUon .--N shoo Dan"....Murie) Snail)
Chia to Santa
Hy this time inti had arrived and
was greeted bynumber of little girls
who formed a tele around him and
sang his welcot+. The presents were
then distribute's (he boys and girls
and Banta deified amidst the hur-
rahs of the vi pleaaed and happy
little ones.
Water and Lig .mmission.
After a dine
for nearly on
water and li
meeting last
the advent of
tice of ehar•gt
light bile' sbo
annoeoeemen
about 450 of
are customers
commission.
the yearly
ligbt const
in previous y
ing reckoned
ciente per
discussed by
that of the 1
summer bed
number of u
for Lawes obj
the regular
will insist
paid tor. Re
gstaliatlon
over owl 1
fry. Th.
antis..
awe
weirs
Ifweesabse
from t
for tie.
id
aa�YM' with
Aeth at tin
inahborr
.erg ht
w
ilk
ion which continued
nd s -half hours the
commission at its
k decided that with
year 1913 the prac-
etre rent on electric
be abolished. This
is he of interest to Mies Mabel Jones. of Detroit
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-Dec.rPath.
Pare
A Happy New Year -J. S. Davey.. 3
TM'$.tuners/ of the lAbat Probes. t
awe wt.. vies Co.. LI leibam .
A wiaht sod Peeepw.aa New Yesr-r''aur
. Woak's .Ba "gi.•4—
Our Smarty Good Wrebes-Miers Sapid s
Mere
sanest igesess-$i&f iii l+tn leserasse
Ce 1
A name Yew TTrCtr• Ail- e
r
Name to Cr tn
io-Preed �. D
date us whim► omit- II". .... ...............
Many Recommendations Made in Re-
gard to Civil Service Department
A report on the organization of the
public service of Canada, made by Sir
George Murray at the request• of the
Dominion Government, was laid on
the table of the house on Wednesday
by the prime minister. The repot
contained some thirty printer page -
Sir George stated that he was mo
Impressed by the enormous amount of
work the ministers have to do under
Me present system -in force In Canada.
They both have too much to do and
do too much.
He recommended a greater devolu-
tion of authority, that is much that
is now done by order -in -council should
be done by the individual ministers.
That Is further, that the ministers
should be given greater authority
without be,
to the cabinet.
Legislation would be necessary to ef-
fect such changes.
A committee of ministers should be
appointed to deal with tht matter and
to recommend such duties en may be
left to the individual ministers.
Sir George also recommended that
the provisions of the Civil Service Act
be extended to the outside service of
the government, thus taking it from
the political arena. It was undesir-
able, however, that the commission
should interfere to the matter of pro-
motions to the service to the past
He made the recommendaton that
promotion should be left to deputy
beads. only on the understanding that
merit alone should count. A pension
system Of retirements was suggested.
TSOR/DA•, DeratsIaa .21, 101.8
EAST STREET GARAGE
We wish everybody it
Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
OODER1t'H. ONT. 'Pitons S48
OBITUARY.
Byers.
The death is chronicled at South-
ampton of William Byers. tor many
years a well-known resident of Gode-
ricb• The deceased was it native of
Stratford. being born there sixty-
three years ago. Whet he was a
young man be pante to Goderich,
about tbe year 1$75, and for twenty
ears he was engaged with E. Down-
icb, at J. Whyard's : Misr Biidie
Durgin. from Chippewa, and Miss
L E. Durnin, from Goderich, at
the home of their father. T. E.
Durnin : Wm. Baiter. o f (.ode -
rich, at his father's : Mr. and Mrs. B.
Roach. of Goderich. with friends ; Misr.
Gladys Wilsou, of Napanee. with her
sister. Mrs. Norman Treleaven.
ing and Wm. Sharman in their shoe
stores. Seventeen years ago be re-
moved from Goderich to �thampton
and sing had been engaged in
nese tor himself in the northern town.
While living bere Mr. Byers was
united in marriage to Mies Jane Don-
aldson. daughter off Mrs. Jane Donald-
son. Elgin aver os. Their union was
blessed with a fat ill V ,tf seven children
- Mrs. Dearonr, Pearl and Hattie
Byers, all of Pit t, hum ; Mn. Nickel,,
of Los Angeles. ' . ; Miss Hazel, of
Wheatley ; Wilt. of Milwaukee. and
Miss Elleo, at home. Ali. of the'
family were bonze frit. the funeral with
•
the exception of Mrs. Nickel. Mre.
Byer* is still living. Capt. Byers, a I
brother of deceased, well known on
the great Lakes, died at Detroit
about two months ago. •
DUNGANNON.
DR. NEWTON, DENTIST OF
Lucknow. has c.visiting outside t
s_+ed
potnta and will henceforth give his entire�j
tfodvyd i where
he tbe
y..+iodrnnthr
�lM11b�WaiAMIKEOF CANADA
res wW' .a Frit& 175 NI
Ands tom
as/ Usdivtded Profit* �O.wt r ,
Total ) • MINA
LEAEN THE
AUTOMOBILE
BUSIN ESS
Mew the snows mode mrd
be prepared for tic epporimenr.
of tie a ip spies.
TAKE A COURSE N THE dG
TO0tO1TO T. M. C. A.
AUTOMODILL SCHOOL
Det. 10 DS BROADViEW AVENUE
kr Fee Beside' s, -
ods
wn's ratepayer.' who
the water and light
eons that henceforth
rat of each electric
ill be $2.40 lees than
the metre rent be-
th. rate of twenty m
th. Another atter
e commissioners was
he
'services. Tpast
a very wet season, w meekest
• the water meekestto the payment of
but the oommissius
1 'scrims for 1912 be
applications for the
ter services were lett
• 'atom . of tbe e-
h•n..k L
AN IMPERIAL HOUSE
NOTICE. --THE LOCAL AGENCY 1
in Dungannon forThe Signal is at the Po*t-
omce Book and Stationery Storree, where
orders will be received for rnbecriptione. ad-
vertidng and job work. and receipts will be
given for amount.. taid for the *rime
'THURSDAY, Dee. ''Ait h.
Everett Mallough bas returned home
TIE COIMPLIiENS
OF THE SEASON
to one and ail. .•:1 dont forret
that
HUGH DUNLOP
The Tailor. N e -t -tree[. will 1111
yodour order for Oiercoat or Suit
n the best at vk with p to ate
rood,
H
Sive Systematically
Haphazard, occasional
saving seldom accorn-
plishes much. It's the steady, persistent, regular
depositing of so many dollars a week, or month,
or season, in the Union Bank of Canada, which
makes one financially independent. The honey
accumulates all the more rapidly, too, because pf
the Interest which is added every 6 months. Try it.
1W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Rranrh� fj
LONDON, E1UG^, II1RAltIC7.) F. w. ASHE. - - - Ms
sgetr.
it nioaoseedle. SL rx. t a. 1N. c- BART SIMI!. Aebiarl llMgagtr•
Charming New Jewellery
• in odd and origins) designs is in-
terestingly displayed here at our
store. You will ahraye he .er-
rain of securing the highest dual,
!ties and of paying • F:-_ looest
possible toricos !Wynn
ShoptiereDuring 1913
1:. a h.way, .+ :{• ..f. ;.,-rlt•Ct
from nttr ,ht•wiug of new awldaintily designed Jewellery. 1.e_
cause ter •a.1)60113'4: •
best.
from Paisley.
Dr. Bice and fancily ate visitinI eewareAireiremiseeteesstmeteautowaftai
friends at London.
Fred Ross is epending the l'hri,tmas
season at his home at Amberley.
David Glenn and family ate on a
visit to friends in Huron townabip. •
Thos. Stewart is spending the boh
OCKEY
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
day season in Toronto with his dough
ter.
Jack Rohetts, of the Sterling Bank.
Goderich. spent Christmas at bis home
here.
Misses Annie and Mary Polley, of
Uoderich, spent Christmas with friends
here. .
Mr. and Ire. le. G. Henderson spent
the holiday in Goderich at Mrs. J.
Snyder's. o
Miss E. Cote. of C. Elliott's mil-
linery establishment. left on Monday
for her hame at Milverton.
Mr. and Mts. George Woods, of
Goderich. and son Edgar, of Niagara
Falls, are visitors at J. M. Roberts
this week.
Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Hunter and
daughter• left this morning to visit
Mrs. Hunter's father, Rev. J. W. Rob-
inson. ot London.
Question Put up to Premier Asquith-
Prsmatu=, He Says
In the British House of Commons
on Tbursday Mr. Norton Griffiths.
M.P.. asked Premier Asquith if when
Introducing the bill of reform of the
House of Lords he would tntroduce
a measure for the creation of a Housen
of . Imperial character, whose mem-
bers should be selected from amongt
those In the British isles and Domin-
ions overseas who had a practical
knowledge of Imperial needs. such
House to deliberate upon matters of.
Imperial concern with a view to legis-
lation in the British isles and the
Dominions overseas.
Premier Asquith replied that it
'was premature as yet to make say
statement on this subject Perhaps
the hon. member will put down the.
Question for next session."
in midgemidgew lel- j
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Qtr��y,�.puaatt. ose being I New Ter Osestaw •�snsM It Ce. .
. of Detroit. • New Yew Greedier -MMI Ra14. 1. C
'Moat two ftemaths
wao t ,0&
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ostler Malan whit* , New Tele Gwstlap- S. J. Times
Wei .Amts% be , Puna fast Now Wise
at 1,00140•141 •fwae . • we• •
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Meh•en•ont.i, t .
RIOT AT BRANTFORD
Mob
Stormed Pollee Station and
Officers Used Revolvers
A mob attacked the police and
smashed up the police station at
Brantford on Saturday night In a riot
which lasted two hours and flashy'
ruiminated to the release on bail of
Charles Walftng. an ex-bar•teoder,
alleged to have been one of the ring-
leader of the riot The trouble
was precipttated when Sanford Marw-
als a' lodlaa. was arrested for drunk-
enness. Constables Stewart and Stas-
i.y were nearly wrestled foto tie
nasal by the Indian and the lawless
element wbicb surrounded the Akers.
Daring the trouble the police fired
several shots over the heads of the
crowd.
The police department has recently
been subjected to attacks by a pam-
phlet issued weekly. and this seeming-
ly bad the *feet of arousing the pas-
sim of the lawless element against the
fere..
Mre. James Wilson, of Elora. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reid, of Langdon.
Sask.. are visiting the ladies. mother.
Mrs. R. Davidson.
Mrs Wm. Elliott and Mies Ella
Ryan. of New Liskeard. and Miss
Daisy Ryan. of Port Credit. are on a
visit to their mother. Mrs. J. Ryan.
Milton Stothers. of ('algary, son of
Warden Stothera, is renewing old
acquaintances bete for a few days.
His tensateplea
friends red to see him and
GODERICM•HOCKEY O}.UB, AT
Victoria Opera Clouse
New Year's Night
iAN. l -t)
Miss Lucy Webling
The English Comedienne
AND
Mr. Walter McRaye
Actor. Trabeller and
Raconteur
In a repertoire of th latest
New York and London
Comedy and Dramatic Play;
Ietst
Prices = = 25c and 35c
J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller and Optician
t'orndr r, Shorn*.. Vitt. anti S.tol:.•
A GOOD RESOLUT10N
FOR THE NEW YEAR
't, H1'\
VASSAR SHOES FOR WOI'fEN
HARTT SHOES FOR MEN
These are goods that will . give
the wearer satisfaction every time.
They are sold in Goderich by
J. H. McClinton
East Side Square.
Phone
MI----- - - -
toknowtbat be is [Waking splendid
progress in the Western city.
Ed. Durnin, who has been teaching
at Niagara Falls, has been appointed
mathematical master of the Cornwall
high sebool, ata substantial increase
in salary. The change take, place at
New Year's. Mr. Durnin is spending
FIRE'!. F1REIil
the Christmas vacation at the hooie I�
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. FIRE! FIRE
Unreal Mese .f 7•t.•' oeste-illedssas
bee H
A Stem New T.- .sues et..
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Among the Christmas 'natters are
Miss lona Stewart, of Wingham, at.
her father's": Mr. and Mrs. Biekle, of
Godericb, at B. J. Crawford's ; Mr.
and Mr.. John McKay, of Goderich. at
Mrs. Pierce's : Mr. and Mr. RobI.
Wilson. of Goderich. at D. Sptoul's;
Mies F. McLenn, cf l.u'know, at her
home ; Mrs. H. Turner, Miss C. W by-
ard and Miss Gladys McLean. of Gode-
tNi. WMM Not Haws
J.IA& Saadi • sight word reached
Laad'say that Salton A. 10111' seeuoee
bad bees eentamated to life Imprison-
twat.
mpri.ou-t eat. 11ua. who wee seete e.d is
bear on Jeseary S. was awake sd tram
Itis aiow to boat the ped seewe. sail
111MItested no wain eat et. jar.
P211. shot Atm •-.1 1111.4 Ib
,rsitb.r-in-taw. Lots J'.•.• at.
Sea. early lost sen r.rr
The Y. M. C. A. and
Boy Scouts wish
their friends and pat-
rons a Bright and
Prosperous New
Year
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$8,000 worth
of DryGoods, Boots and Shoes
and Men's Clothing, slightly
damaged by smoke and water,
to be sold at sacrifice prices
at this great sale, now going
on, and to be continued until
everything is sold. Come
early and often.
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS
BROWN 8' PATHENICK
THE SOUARt
OODRICH
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