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pridsy.....Nyere Mergau visited with home of Levi Snyder.. Fred Kur-
51. AUGUSTINE
remit/el, Dm. alste
Seaforth triende last week
(e'en& in Brussels the past w‘eierke.. echimai and daughter are visaing
_Mrs. opp wise a visitor with friends at Berlin this week.
Nuld Saskatoon. ass willifluX John Richmond, who has been in the
%Jr and Mrs. Thomas.
\ FOR BALD HEADS.
Wiper' perents tbe 9tb
A Treatment that Costs Nothing if It
Wert for the past few months. re -
Miss Janet Andre!! turned home on Fraley.... Mrs. W.
Christmas holidays whin Rscho is at present on a visit to rela- Fails.
lb. this
on
vicinity . • • • %VW' Oyes at St. columban %hos Lor- We want you to try three large
im of datnekstown..citeetta McCaughey is the guest of her bottles of Hexall 'let" Hair Tonic
‘,ntille.dv.iir_
uncle in Clietono ...Quite a number our per. trial guarantee that the trial
eagle -I, wee ...
seise shekespeere friends 'mut of the young people went to Clinton will not cost you a penny if it does not
tise-.Jes. Wileon, of DetrolWilson. e• Christuisa Day and enjoyed a bowl give you absolute satisfection. That's
ji;ereer, Rev. James on the &Hey there. ...Mrs. Kennedy, proof of our faith in this remedy, and
to, spent Christmas with their of Florence, is tha truest of her par- it should indisputably demonstrate
on es 7th concension .....1seac ens* here alr. and Mre. Biydon. that we know what we are talking
1:cutting wood with hi. of Clinton, 'pent a few hours of about, when we say that Rexall e93"
outfit for some of the farmers christwas
Day here..... N. Curning Hair Tonic will retard baldnese, over
vicinity this week. es and son. James Ci llll ing, were in (lode- conies scalp and hair ailments, and if
- rich last week Ili connection with tbe any biutian agency cau aecomplish
WESTFIELclosing up of the estate of the late this iesult, it may slso be relied upon
D.
Miss C. Clueing to promote a new growth of hair.
Mostiev, Dec. 30th
Remember we are basing our state -
sad Ada Stackhouse were visit -
PORTER'S HILL. menta upon what hes already been *c-
ogs vicioity during the past
34»».y. Dec. 30th. complished by the use of Rexall "9-1"
Hair Tonic, and we have the right to
Ncrres.-Mr. and Mrs. Kam. Dawson
weal of the late Mrs. Welsh aesume that what it has done for
y last WAS largely attended and children, if Springbank, spent thoueands of otheis it will do for you.
the Christmas liesys at Jahn lox s.
n any event you cannot lose any -
hang friends.
Wilbert tter. of Fort Wayne.
Mdals. who hspent the Indiana, and Eard PotLer. of Hik-
thing by givirg it a trial on our liberal
Ieas
vpiarantee. Two sizes, aec and
e
• easkatchewan, is
son, visited in the neighborhood this years .
Iteineinher, you can obtain Rexall
Hiieinson,
st the parented home.
of the 9th
very returned home fter spendlog their
week and brides have
La our store -The /treat!' Stoee. lf. C.
Remedies in this couiruunity only at 1
is recovering from *
honeymoon in oronto. We extend Dunlop, Goderich.
stark 01 Petii"ni.:" "nth congratulati ne and a hearty welcome
LO the new leer Mr. and Mrs.
asi Mrs. Dellert Brown and Alex. Cox ttended a wedding in
Wingham t week Mc-
lesjusin Brown, of Comber,
v are spendine the Christ- Donald au sister Alda, of Detroit,
with Frank and Mrs. spent Uhl.' as untlei the parental
roof .... . Newton hes returned
may friends f Win. Naylor,
home aftei !laving -pent a week in
o
and eine Elliott
his foot in the cutting box of Stratford Mr.
eg
uric/atm. showed their and Mrs. X learns and daughter, of
:. by presenting him with Michigan. visiting_ at Wm. John-
stonis r and Mrs. 0. W. Pot -
thine% hundred dollars.
ter and chii a, Harvey and Lilian,
DUNLOP. are Prude New Year's at Mitchell.
lit. James Sterling spent
Ttoteretv. Dec. 31st. Christmas . Iletroit
?DIAS lateer. -The Christ- _
ailment at Leeburn with EA WAWAtIOSH.
tree for the little, people. on Meettiee, Dec. 306.
Fee. passe,' uff very credi-
PRASIOTT. event of con -
d heir thprovram, which gime large number gatbered
eiderable in et ,took place io Cur-
riese scbol se cm Wednesday. De -
by A speeeb from the
centhe 18t hen William Naylor, of
eet, Mr. Linklater. then a
East Wawa .1), received cheque in
by tee choir, followed hy a
reading. entitled -The Min-
token of ill ,ympathy of his many
he Meeting,read by Miss
friends in t community. Several
er. Anyone who had reed
t"
weeks ago Naylor met with a seri-
-
t hancecould not fail 0115ruiefort e. when -big foot bad to
- to
be amputat as the reeult of an ay.:l-
ee famous -Minutes- taken
dent. Sine het time an effort bad
vole hun.ortal Pearl Watson
try alerting. but revised beeMode his friends to give him
to meet threquirements some tang) proof of their regard for
e
When peopleA five drill by him in , bi rouble. Consequently a
.
boys ami girls Mvery barge crow ssembled in the school -
LA
ands pantomime actedhouse for e occasion. A musical
was well received.by
and literar rograus was given, after
gall
which hum as served bv the !Adios.
recitations by two or three
Early in th.roceedings Iie presents,
ewer" especially well ren -
solo wa.s given hy Master tion to Mr. aylor was made. J. J.
delmton, and atter the tree Kerr readin un addles., Mr. Naylor
el its fruit, Rev. Mr. replied bri and the eeening was
its presented with a' foot- brought to lose by the singing of
thenume of a small char- "He's a Joll hood Fellow.
, a gift from the young
ilLeebern.
SLY IN.
TCKSDAT. Dec. 31.
DAS.—Cbristiii-t. Day
very quietly iu town. A
y were out of town spend -
lir with friends, while quite
from here visited in otbee
Although there were quite •
dvaitors in town it was very
khet, it was more like '''is Sun -
he were driving, but the
set very good. The fact
being closed had a tendency
decay even iluieter.
fleeremen got another call
y morning, when Wm.
finery turn was discovered
fire. Fortunately tbe fire
before it had made
y and when the greaten Na'alellet
Maas playing on it it was weeding w
at it seems as if it started of the tw
Ise of the hayenow and in Wednesda
mist of the damage was Effultwfh
11° Wei upstairs. As yet wedlock to hu C. Durst, • prosper -
does not know exactly ousyoung I erutColbornetownship.
of insersuce he had on The cereca was performed by Rev.
toned nhciiangto
prlpegrettreay.He y tilDow is . B. Knec I, of Berlin. Proinptly is Ceiretes. - Word has
to at 12 o'cloc while Lohongrin's Bridal reached here of tbe death in Chicago
kidding. (Thorns w &red by Miss Ella Or- of Frederick Champion. a native of
- Noini ea' 1.)or for tweio, of tea I, cousin of the bride, this place. The deceased had gone to
macthe bride ouple, unattended. tofrom bit that city frohis home in Morri
illori and three school s
fwk Place Monday at noon. their pl in the drawing-roorn. township about five weeks ago in the
follaving name, were put which ma ndsoniely decorated for hope of bettering his health, but death
J. Milne. by ac- tjj" OCCAyll . The bride was given ensued on December 29th. The de-
glwfm
ather, W. Treuniner, ceased was born here flfty-ave years
.__For councillorar
s-4. C- aodawasbY mingly attired in cream ago. Before locating in Morrie niue
La_asuroy, A. Carr, G. Powell sae voile d carried a bouquet of months ago, he had resided at Au -
see e • For school trustee* bridal rose After the ceremony all burn, Doneybrook. Wbitechurch and
wZetsjd)-Dr.Charlesworth,
r. 41°Taggart, J. Stothers repaired
tA I' dining -room, where a Bluevale. Twenty-three years ago he
e Crittenden. Although dainty lin on waa served. About married Mies Martha Milner. and ehe
bee Dominated for cotinS cofoorttayacoftitoh mediate relatives of the and a family of six sons and five
tilltala, than are required it tele* were present. Mr. daughters blIrvive. Mt. Chanipion
awe will be a eoutest. aud Mrs. et left on the 4:32 train, had been in poor health for the past
2djoarned until the even- amid show of confetti, for London five yew*, when he suffered from a
and Shute the bride travelling in a severe attack of pneumonia, the ef-
74clid4tea gave an se-
as Dr. Sfilne is again Iv- navy blue
match. floret'. suit with hat to fects of which he was never able to
good wishes of their shake off. Mrs. Joseph Nixon, of
seer stewardship for the
es further and secure their new e on the Maitland con- and two brothers. Moses and Albert.
aceompany them to Lucknow. is *sister of the deceased,
c't dAll village, it 'shooed Ina" frie
eeillicm.
t ke would make a cap- IA,ILLA nie reside at Fordyce and New York City.
of the eounty. There
Baron county. t 'ost totaioN Narita.- resPectivelv _ - - -- - -
vv
AND DENERAL. - Mill. Amanda el. who has heen indis-
to state that Miss
Looks tor The Signal.
esesse,,.. .
is et present visitirag again. al h she will be confined to Dees R Slit,-nclosed please find one
posed for e time, is on the mend
I E
Canes:tea, Mask. Dec. let h. 1912.
Ire dtk
,y. with seaR. urth Mimi(i
the hones some time still , dollar. for which renew my subscrie-
Fa
isher gave n inforrual 1 tion to The Signal. Situated as w
. John Denhohn partuyroylaias
a nniliberoft Re
her friends on I are, aniidst the gun baked dwellers of
esiliglw-L-aseslit: "1 PrI'"edD. Charityteato- sardsv. 0. G. the treeless West, we are glad indeed
I).
siesztee with maids in daaaylltametna t to Milverton on Elatur.1 for the weekly visit of The Goderich
the past smelt. he work of Rev. A. D. , Miguel, as it keeps us in touch with the
.ne Tiiiitai _,„.. ,,_ Gi•ehlee, is holding communion! current eventa in West Huron. or
Miami Nort.h Huron as it is now, and with
'Rue* liaa,ele:abe"kfry••:7:10Mneet..111 "EdrivthicesDu spenin thifieuatndesday with her : the many good friends in good old
we ne
hTurser and
•
rss
with fri t liummerhill .. . John I in this our fleet year's residence in the
open' Mr File icCkhristmlaeirs. hWoildajayil, A‘bWfleehiald.ve had • very successful year
Myth visitor* last elastarn
0:111isters harer.liaa and . »nest's ne mese Is nearing commie- I West and are in a fair way apparently
nters have twen busy at I to the establishing of a comfortable
e and expect to finish home. surrounded by good neighbors
.. J. Freeman and fain- and within a mile of the new townsite
h, p.nt Obrietanas at of “liassimore" on the Weyborn to
Mew Tboa. Pennington. Lethbridge road, C. P. R. The fell
Forster and family, of has been &beautiful one here. Thresh.
d Mr. and Mn. 11. For- ing all completed In excellent condi-
ch. wore t at a tion. Fem. gathering in ?men
presen
at the home of W. B. 1 where the b oder. d it till De-
ristanas Day him ember LA in prime eandltioe. no
*II kas Der% wad Mrs. N. brasses were surety ravaged eigli
Mg an extimuted visit good crops and good weather to save
t West Breech, Mich them In Oils v.ar
\ , . r••p , I ftilIT
WOW liNire .19 s: ,
I T A. NIICKNITU
:
LOT VITALITY
1 --
Caused by Key, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders.
St. John . 11.. September leth.
1911. -My her was a great eufferer
from kidnj. stomech and towel
troubles an as given up by two doc-
tors. He wi advised to try Fig Pills,
which he and after taking five
boxes w completely restored to
bealtb and better today than he has
been for y You can't recommend
Fig Pills highly.
J. W. MANVERkl.
Al. all de rs, 25 and 50 centreor The
Fig Pin co eit. Thomas. Ont. Sold
in Goderic y E. R. Wigle. druggist.
OLBORNE.
MONDAY. Dec. 31.n.h.
T IIKNSALL. -A pretty
solemnized at the home
parents, Hensall. on any longer
'camber 25, when Miss Dodds Kidney Pills cure kidney
umner was united in dieease ot every stage and kind.
KIPPkN.
MONDAY, Dec. 3081.
W iii *5:0. —On Christmas Day Hugh
Mcalurtrie and Miss Polly Cochrane
were united in the holy bonde of
matrimouy by Rev. Mr. Rich irtison
in the manse. They left on the even-
ing train for a week's visit with
friends. The young couple have the
best wishes of it large (elate of friends
and acquaintances.
BRIEFS. -As usual 1 be Christmas
vacatioa has brought its Aluota of
visitors who are enjoying the holiday
seasim with their friends. The follow-
ing Iescbers may I* mentioned ;
of Burford ; Leonard 1
of Bruce county : Miss N.
Meiregor, of Perth county; Miss
Metes, of Vienna, and the Misses
Petrie, of Sault Ste. Marie. The follow- I
ing students are here also: Gordon
and Harvey Gauld and Albert and
Mary Johnston, of Toronto, besides
many others who are attending school
in Clinton. Seaforth or Exeter. Other
visitors are Misses Ida and Hannah
Dinsdale, front Toronto; Hugh
Carueron, from Saskatoon, and Peter
canseron, froin Hinderaley, Mask
Ou Thursday of last week Miss Ida
Dinedele left for Santa Barbara, Cal.,
to resume her work se stenographer
there. Her many friends wish ber
abundant success. . Mr. Deuveiler
at present is ill with typhoid but is get-
ting better rapidly, all are pleased to
hear. He is in Dr. Uunn's hoepita.1,
Clinton. ..... Miss Mary Hay
also is ill with the same disease.
Everyone hopes for ber rapid recovery
also.. ...The Christmas tee enter- i
tamments in the Methodist and Pres-
byterian churches were very success-
ful.
MORE EVIDENCE.
Dodd s Kidney Pills Cured Mr. Andef -
son of Kidney Diseases of Several
Years Standing.
Pine Valley, Man.. Dec. 3tith.--(Spe-
cialO-Mr. Michael Anderson, of this
place, suffered for years with kidney
disease, hut is again etrong and
hearty. He credits his cure entirely
to Dodds Kidney Pills. Mr. Ander-
son says:
-I am glad to let you know that the
I/odd's Kidney Pills you sent me, in
lese than one month from the time
that I got them, cured Inc. and that is
over it year ago. My kidneys have
not troublei me since. If persons
troubled with kidney disease would
use Dodds Kidney Pets, they would
not have to suffer from sore kidneys
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HOLMESVILLE.
MONDAY, Dec. 30th.
A.
1.00n
..7.triAtidly la%
"""
Tilgolskaa visited
leo *ask
. ot Logsdon. is at
WW1 her mother
"Pot a
tail, IN,
Clothes Stay White if You
Treat Them Right. Use
COMFORT SOAP
IT'S ALL
R GHT"
JANVANY .1
I The Advent
of 1913
NILE.
TUN/MA T. Dec. 31et.
Mr. TAW). of .4askatchewan, is visit-
ing his t -one ht re.
Miti9 Mabel Bailie is snendine her
Christmas holidays at London.
Mr. and Pere. Lane are visiting at
the home of their daughter. M rs.
Willens.
Harvey Pentland aftee spending
Christmas at home has returned to
Stratford.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor is visiting rela-
tives at Mark hem, Toronto and
A I tone.
Alex. Pentland and family, of Dun*
gannon. called 00 Nile friends on
Saturday.
Wm. Corey. a Nile lel, who has
been highly eucce-sful in the "wild
and woolly West is raying his boy-
hood home a vii it. He naay remain
here permanent!: •
Mr*. Cannel!,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor,
for the Christ/Oa
" fe0e3tit;visited her
ities and re-
l: turned to her mate on Thursday
peTheomepeshnriiedstmbayshetrreseigteurtLINtiiiise.
Nile
was a
decided success. Th•ise who took part
showed they had been well trained as
well as leaving good natural ability.
The dialogues. recitations, singing,
etc., were of the choieest. The tree
was well lo Wed with presents for
young and old which were disiributed
by Richard. Ethlin in the role of Saute
Clem.
The funeral of the late James
Kennedy, who died at the residence of
his, son-in-law, Witi. Mortow„Gode-
rich, took pia* to Maitland cemetery
ou Monday. December 30th, Mr. Ken-
uedy was a highly respected' resident
of Nile for over twenty years- and
many of his flienda and neighbors
paid their last tesken of respect by
folloeing his remains to their last
resting place.
Bald Men
Should call and inspect the famous
sanitary patent toupees. ae shown bY
Prof. Derenwend of Toronto. at the
Hotel Bedford on Wedneeday, Janu-
ary fitis. These toupees are not only
peefece in consteuatiou, but are the
only sanitary and patented substitutes
for one's owii hair.
A Legal Question Answered.
The following legal queries were
answered in The Toronto Mail and
Empire a few days Igo:
R. H. A.. St. Augustine. -Qu. ---et
municipal council has for several
years been taking The Municipal
World for each councillor and the
clerk and treasures-, charging the sub-
scription to the township. Can the
money paid be recovered from the
treasurer or the councillors? (2)
What statute fin bids such expendi-
ture?
Ane. -Councils can only exercise the
authority given to them by the Muni-
cipal Act. They can only expend the
moneys (which are collected from the
people) upon such works and institu-
tions as the Municipal Act authorizes
or itiptires them to expend money
upon. They have no 11101.4, authority
to use the funds of the municipality in
paying for Tke Municipal World than
they have to use those funds in pay-
ing for The Mail and Empire or The
Globe or any other newepsper. The
Municipal Act (section 391) authotizes
councils to grant money in aid of any
-free library- established undee the
Libraries Act. The Free Libraries Act
says on it proper petition beiqg pres-
ented to the council asking for the
establishment of it public library the
council may pass a bylaw, %with the as-
sent of the elector., giving effect
the petition. lf a public library is
established in that way newspapers
and periodicals may be purchased to
be kept in the reading room of the
library. Moneys illegally expended
may bt recovered from the treasurer
or his sareties. 12) I have referred to
the stattites relating to. the questicn.
eilavehietileiNeeeevieWeseveseeteereo%sea
COAL
Hay ing purchased the busi-
ness, forinerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we tem -
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement,
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh 'Valley Coal. two
line. which are recognized as
the best. We wish to giv
the people of Uoderich rind
vicinity the best service pos-
sible, and shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything in our
lines.
All oitiens left with Jas.
Yates, TN est sti e ot, prouiptly
attended to.
McDonaghOledhill
'Phone No. 78
Yards at G. T. R., Nelson Street
PRESSES
1.entth. :7.70 feet Reendtre. 1:15 Si feat
Tootouee. 14.500
%Verdes,. ocrl SuSmaelste SJdnala
ILOLD ALL RECORDS arrwren
CANADA AND LIVERPOOL
EmpreK1 of Ireland ..flee. 27
Empress of liritaio.. .... 100. 10„
TuLislan ichartered I -Jas. 24
Empress of Ireland .. Feb. 7
„
Ticketi .tud all iolotrna:lot, flom Any
-team.ino agent. or J. Kidd. %gest.' e.
P. It, Goaerien. 1.101.
tinds us well stocked with all goods
that the man or boy requires for his
comfort during the winter season.
Cloth. Overcoats of a superior
quality.
pressy Sweater Coats.
Caps in the latest styles—but we
shall not attempt to itemize the list
further. Suffice it to say that if there
is anything you want you can get it at
ilcLean Bros.
SEM: READY TAILORS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
Agents for Stanfield s Uushrinkable Underwear and Carhartt Overall
NICE NEW YEAR
GIFTS
Can be picked up in .t shoe Store. It you get among
the proper *lasses. it's one of the easiest things in the world
'0 get something *liftable -for anybody:
lilt be useful, too. And servieeable. And appreciated,
you may be sure.
Slimier. make an excellent present. Nothing could be
more appropriate. say for your husband or brother. We
haven lot of Slippers at different prices that would do. Yes.
Slippers are all right. So is a dreesy, neat. stylish pair of
shoes -for ladies or gentlemen. No trouble to please any
taate here- and do it, too, without charging more than you
think you ought to pay.
W. SHARMAN
Corner .East St. and Square
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CANADIAN -
PAC 1 ri
1912
CHRISTMAS -
NEW YEARS]
EXCURSION FAk E
Between all stations in Canada,
Fort William and East, and to Sault
Ste. Marie, Detroit. Mich., Buffalo
and Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Minimum Fare, 26c.
1913
SINGLE FARE
Good Gong
Dec. 24, 25
Return Limit
Dec. 28,1912.
Also eoing
Dec. 31, Jan. L
Return Limit
Jan. 2, 1913.
IFARE AND
ONE-THIRD
Gocto Going
Dec. 21. 1912,
to Jan. 1, 1913.
I Return Limit
I Jan. 3, 1913.
Full particulat 8 from Jo, Kidd,
C. P. R. agent.
tars ore,
.1,
tas ;Ala
t 'IP VV 1N G
GIRLS
are under double strain -
strength to live.and learn and
strength to grow—they must
have nourishment—not over-
loaded stomachs, but con-
centrated nutriment to aid
nature during the growing
period.
The wondetful record of
Scott's Emulsion as a body-
builder has been proved for
three generations. It strengthens
the bones, muscles and sinews;
bode Ma body, trowel weargy
sod firm prevents and relieves
colds and fortifies the lungs.
Millions of delicate and un-
developed children have been
made 'trent, study sad hearty
with Soot's Earmislim •
bead so boobs SCOTT&
Rent,a Dertese. omen, ma
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HolidayGifts
REMEMBRANCES U
We have a great number of useful' as
well as ornamental goods from wnicn:you can
make a choice.
What would be a nicer and more useful
present for mother than in up-to-date Happy
Thought Range or a Radiant -Home Heater,
two of the best stoves on the market?
A number of other Christmas suggestions:
Silyer Table,Pessert and Tea Spoons
Pearl -handled Knives and Forks
Electric Light Fixtures
Silver Knives And Forks
Carving Sets in.cases
Shot Guns and Rifles
Coal Oil Heaters
Scissors in cases
Hockey Skates
Brass Goods
A Handsome Cornice
Ads heti* to the appear.enep
and value of your Nome. You
would Ivey more for tihouse
with MIA° Without one. So
would others if your boost -
was on the market.
TINNING, ROOFING 1NI)
CORNICE WORK
done by us C411 SIIs ays 1. -
by ita fine appearasaiA sad loug
wear. If your week* is be-
ginning to thaw eigns of age
and weakness let WI evitimate
on a DeW OThr for you. YCAI
*111 1* emrprised at what a low
price we will do it for.
Carpet
Sweepers
11
and many others
too numerous to
mention. which
we.invite you to
call and see.
FRED. HUNT
Herniltori !Street. °eidetic&
CHAS. C. LEE
Phones;
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Store 22 House 112