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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-1-16, Page 5TORI Royal Tempters Cheers for 1913. lilureka Council. No- 14* Boys) Tempters of T.Ptpee iosee. has elected the following officers for the year : J. T. Newell, select committer ; MiesIs Ethel Templeton, vio5. 15flaUl W. C. Naltel, chaplain ; Mrs. C. E. Young reoordag secretary ; Mrs. W. J, ![o0re•th, financial eeeret ry ; Chas, E. young, treasurer J. Walter', horrid ; Mrs. J. T. Newell, 'wield Uberles Barker, guard ; William Carey, sootiest ; W. ttOCreath end H. W. U. Neftel, so titers; W. ter, C. E. Young and i\'. Carey, trustees. uodetich Horse Markets. rhe both market committee an- uuunceul dates for fourGpublihc�bor+s markets to be held In aderia the nest three months : January Al, February 23, March 25 and April 15-- eti'Tuesdays. It is confidently expected that these events will be fully as suc- cessful as thus of past masons, brog- ing breeder, and buyersfief oreEacsale to- gether for mutual pro day tbere will be a public suction at 230 O'clock p. w., and some of the best buyers in the country are expected to be on hand. Dr. W. F. Clark be presi- dent of the committee and Jewel Con- nolly is secretary. It Is Now Smith Bros. Smith Bros. are now the proerrietors of the Kest street tkesin Smith having disposed of to his sons, R. J. (Bert) and Halld y. The late proprietor baa bad a s.tcceesful and honorable business career in (lode - rich, and in retiring from the active management of the Bart street estab- lishment with which he has been se long connected he does so with the goodwill of the entire community. His sons bave been associated with hors in the business and are well and favorably known, and we have no doubt they will keep the East ,tteet h,ikery well to the hone Oddfellows' Installation. Last Monday eveotng, D. D. G. M. McTaggart. of Blyth. and his team installed; the officers of Huron installation Lodge, No. ft degree was put on in taultlets style. Tbe otficersinstalled were as follows : I. P. G„ A. F. Bundy ; N. G.H. Tich- ►tourne; V.B., B. W. Craigie ; H. S. N. G., 8. n; L. 8. N. 0., .1. S. Platt; R. 8. V. G„ N. McAnlee: L. S. V. 0.. A. Johnstone conductor. J. Newcombe; Warden. L. L Knox : R. S. S.. B.C.Munninte; L.8. S., H. P. Seeing; recording secretary. Chas. A. Reid ; financial secretary. Dr. W. F. Clark ; treasurer, U. C. Whitely ; I. G.. H. Jane; G. 0., H. Turner: •hat - Iain, Rev. J. Pollock. Following the installation the wants of "the inner man" of those present were looked slier by the serving of a supper. The Kiaigeton-M. Millinery Parlors. As noted Nat. week, Mist Cam hill hes taken over the millinery business uo Kingston street which bad been cooducted with such success by Misr D000gh for some yew. Mies Camp- bell has been connected with the busi- uese for a number o[ears, is well op known to the pele of (;odsricb, utd will wake it her aim to maintain the higb sypdard of taste aod'skill' which has always been associated with the house. She is one of our own Gods - rich girls. and has the rot dial stood wishes of a host of friend. in her busi- ness yeotwe. A New Feature of the Public Library: The Goderich public library board bias Introduced • new feature which will be welcomed by the citizeos. On payment of 5c members will be Allowed to reserve any book, and will toe notified by postcard that the book is in the Iibary. Such book must be taken out within three days from the issue of postcard. Sundays and holi- days excluded. This privilege is in vogue and is very popular in the public librariee of Stratford. Toronto and other Targe centres in the Prov- ince. Our library has now tdopted the feature and beccefortb any member may have books reserved on Payment of 5c. The Barnardo Boys. There was a fairly good attendance at the entertainment given by the Barnardo Boys at the court house last Thursday evening. The musical pro- gram given by the boys under the di- rection of their musical instructor, Mr. Aaron. was more than ordinarily interesting, introducing a great vari- ety of instruments, such as handbells, xylophones, ocarinas, bagpipes. MAD - dollops!, etc. An address by Rev. W. J. Mayes. threw a great deal of light upon the work t hat is being done through the agency et the Barnardo homes and enlisted the sympathy of many who for the first time (earned of the wide scope of the benevolent in- stitution founded and fur many years carried on by the late Dr. Birnado. An opportunity was given to those present to subscribe towards the fin- ancial needs of the work. Court House Notes. A charge of assault laid against Tea, Drennan, of Ashfield, was heard by Magistrates Kelly and Reid yes - tents y, and judgment was given this morning, the defendant being fined S1Hmod oussa, The case was the out- come of a flintily disagreement which for the second time within • few months has made serious trouble. Another charge of obtaining money under false pretences bee been laid against John G. Ohamnny, of West Wawitoosh, the complainant in this cant' being John Campbell, a Wawa- nsh farmer, who claims that Clem - :ley got $t1(i from him. HIS trihal on n this charge and oo tes e siwiler tyke preferred by Cyrus Scott place before JudgeDoyle peal Thurs- day, the Lard inst. Agricultural Society Meeting Adjourns. The annual meeting of the WVes•. Huron Agrictutal Society was held Wednesday of this week. The audi- tors' report net tieing ready. the busi- ness was not concluded and an ad- journment tyke made to Tuesday of next week, at 2 o'clock p. w. Officers and directors were elected u follows : President, "sear Salkeld ; 1st vice- preeident, M. McKay ; 2nd vice-presi- dent, G. W. Andrews. Directors : South of town --Geo. Laitbwaite. D. Prouse, Geo. Salkeld, Harry Salkeld, Geo. Sturdy. North of town -Chu. McNeil. Hugh Hill. Fred Quaid, John Clark. Jobe Fowler. For the town - W. F. Clark. T. W. Bel, C. A. Beid. W. T. Murney, 1.. L Knox. Honor- ary directors -B. N. Lewis, M. P.. W. Proudfont, K. C. M. P. P. Councillor Laitbwaite. James Con- nolly. Robe. McLean, Wm. Warnock, J. W. Salkeld. B. C. Mannings, W. E. Kelly, John Md.Ciure,8. Biret. J. L Aitken. Public Library. Mr. J. G. Geddes Manager. It has been generally known for. ,ome time that Mr. W. L. Horton was retiring from active service with the Union Bank of ®&nada, and the change in the managership of the local branch is now announced. Mr. J. G. Geddes having been appointed the manager nere. Mr. Geddes has been the acting manager for some months, and bait .already made s place for biwself in the esteem of the business men of Godericb, and the interests of the Union Bank will be well looked after in his hands. Mr. Horton is being retained by the Bank in an advisory caparity, so that his long experience and intimate acqueiotaoce with commercial affairs in Goderich will still he at the service of the Union Bank. CHL+' SIGNAL GODEBICI3 ONTARIO A Runaway. Last Friday afternoces a horse owned by J. Flick. ut BenneUw , ran ane while its town. throwing Mr.. out on the roast Mrs. Flick was, taken to Dr. Eutmereun's ofioe, but she was not eeridusly injured, having escaped with only • few bruises. Thr bores started to run from in front of Sbarmares shoe storm which! Mr. Mick bad jute entered. It ran down East street, with We Flick in the cutter, and on tarring the cor- ner at Victoria 'tryst tbe cutter was upset and Mev. Flick was thrown out. The horse still continued 10 rum along Victoria street and turning up Hauge tun street ran back 'to the Square. and finally was stopped In trout of Lite Bedford hotel. The cutter was con - adorably damaged. Poultry Show Next Week. Tbe annual winter show of the Huron Poultry sod Pet Stoat Amerce al( win be held at the town hall. God ch, next week, and the direc- tors request that the townspeople turn out and give their generous assis- tance towards making the event a suc- cess. The show will open on Tuesday nett at 8 o'clock p. m. and will be open all day Wedoeed•y and on Thursday until 3 o'clock. The admis- sion fee will be 10 cents; for children 5 cents. Entries are already coming in, and there is good reason to expect a splendid showing of the finest poultry of the county end district. Half-adozen cups are up for competi- tion, with any number of minor spe- cial prizes, and there will be keen con- tains in many lines. A lecture on poultry by an expert will be given op Wednesday evening and should be heard by all who are interested in the important poultry industry. W. J. Carter, of Constance. is president of the Association, and Walter H. Har- rison, of Goderich, is secretary. 11: W. Pardo, of Ingersoll, has been en- gaged to act as judge. Public School Board. The membership of the public school Seed for 1913 is as follows : For St. David's ward -A. D. McLean and R. H. Cutt : for SL Patrick's ward -R. J. Acheson and Dr. W. F. Callow ; for St. George's ward -Alen. Saunders and Lionel G. Parsons : for St. An- drew's ward -H. E. Hodgeos and J. W. inaugural meeting of therbo•rd for1013 washed on Wed- nesday evening. Dr. (;allow was elected chairman for the year and the following committees were struck : Contingent -R. ti. Curt, A. D. Mc - Lean, J. W. Craigie. Finance -J. W. hytery agreed W his translation. The ScS heel R. a. Amen-, G. L Persons. induction of Mr. Peareey,Into his new D. McLean.l la11.e E. HA. dSaunders,..A. charge et Herriston will take place D. H. E. 'Hodgems. IThe ''g tint named in ea.h cane to be chair- during the last week in January. man of the committee). Baptist Church. Dr. Macklin was appointed to the Divine worship will be held next Collegiate Institute hoard and Prin- cipe Long to the public library taiard. ing service i1 a. w., evening service Mr. Long was trans ted also u a 7 p. m.. Subject for evening's dis- member. of the entrance examination course : "The Garden of Eden- Bible hoard. It was resolved that each school end Bible ciass 3 p. m. Visitors teacher he instructed to conduct the will be .cordially welcomed to all these religious exercises in his or her own services, room in future. The principals' re- port for December showed a total st- tendance of 5111 divider equally te- tween boys and girls. Inspector Tom reported to the board and some mi- ters which he dealt with were refer red to committee. Twelve applica- tions were received for the position of caretaker of Central school and Tboe. D. T•ichbourne was appointed to Sep- tember 1st next. A letter of conddl- eoce is to be sent to the family of the late caretaker, Mr. Tait. Tavta.DAT. JABOAsk le. MB dl Atilraau Particulars of a �.� NEW CAR Specifications include: E L E C T R I (i STAR A N(i ND LIGHTING SYSTEM, drive for cam and pump shaft. 116 Mob wbeel base, 34x4 tires on demountable rams, ens sits• rim, full eleptic stroll rear• springs. Bosch unagneso, ell nickel fittings. foot rest. robe rail, horn, pump, jack, tire repair outfit, top. windshield, eta. You can get other details without putting yourself under any obliga- tion, but we would say that this is the best buy for 1913, and your order should be placed at once to ssatre spring delivery, es the output. Is sure to be snapped up at this figure. GARAGE 5 Passenger Model $1650 Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co. GODERIOH. ONT. 'Pawns 24i CHURCH NOTES. Service as usual next Sunday in Victoria street chur•clt. Mr. Saveuge will preach in the interest of missions. A cordial invitation to attend these services is extended to all. At North street Methodist church nex(Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alfred Brown, win have charge of the ser- vices and will conduct the adult Bible class. Rev. David Rogers, of St_ Thomas, will preacis in tbe morning and the pastor in tike evening. These will be the first of • series of mis,ton- ary services to cull ate 'on Sunday, January 28th. A . tdial welcome to all. The Presbyter, of Huron held a spe- cial meeting at .gmondville on %on - day morning. January 13th, when Mr. Carswell presented a call fromthat congregation to Rev. James Argo, B. A., of Lobo, London Presbytery. signed by 1913 members and twelve ad- herents, and promising a stipend of =1.0(11) per annum with use of manse and four weeks' Annual holiday. The call was sustained and was trans- mitted to the London Presbytery, and Mr. Carswell was appointed to plead for Mr. Argo's translation. At the same meeting x call from Guthrie church, Harriston. wes presented to Rev. W. T. Pearcey, of Londesboro, and was accepted by him. The Pree- Tbere was a full attendance of the members of the public library bond at the meeting on Saturday. 11th inst. An account from (bas. Harper of 1117.1V for repairs to the furnace and lighting system was ordered to be paid and also the secretary'saccount of 815.38 for salary and postage. The librarian reported receipts in Decem- ber of fle.11 and an issue of 1.242 books and magazines. The treasurer presented his report of receipts and expenditures for 1012. which will in due course come before the public. The librarian was instructed to paste the labels ea the new books as soon as they are received from the printer. As soon as this is completed they will be ready for distribution. The amount ezpeoded no books lane year is very much larger than in the previous year and the number Awaiting dis- tributioe is large. ft was decided to procure & copy of the American Library Association catalogue and a oopv of the Canadian Abilene; for 101:1. The Late Mrs. Shurrie. Mr. and Mn. Walter Sharp were at Brussels last week attending the fu- neral of Mrs. Sharp's mother. the late Mrs. Shurrie. The Brussels Post says of the deceased : Last Saturday morning. January 4th. about 10.90 o'clock, Mary McKenzie, relict of kiss late James D. Sherrie of Morris township, was beckoned away to her home in the skies. She had not teen very rugged for some time and yet was able to go about until the Tuesday previous to her demise. Mrs. Shurrie was born at Middle River. Cape Breton. eighty-five, years ago, and came wart with her parents to Culross township fn herearly girlhood. Fifty7-eix yeah ago she was married to Mr. tlharret in Rest Wawano,h and they were residents of Morris for over forty years, her husband predeceas- ing bee by twenty-three years. Four years ago Mrs. Shortie, ton and daughter case to Brua.als. The chil- dren any : Jobe, Mori)M : Mrs. Wei' ter Sharp, Godetich : Hen.ah, de- ceased tweedy yeses ago : James and Miss Robots& J.. at homes The fang lletLumley, of aitch. kiwdly offi- zin the , D. Warwick. P. 800tt, D. G. Hogg. R. 8bedden and W. Wink. trust est was lade is At use& mine- teee. Dsos.Md wan a quiets kindly. woman ova of the best sad of Atte religions landw by a wwIde abets greedy bMoved of Meade im sitars their sympathy with the **growls' otse.. )Mita. Stew - totes we sot �erose forgotten is SWAN * anti lenity. friends • Maass* who )Kiss rise. J. Pert- � sod A. Mr .nthe i the i odety bas ever had. dMn and kiss ineseetloeca fx the fntaee an flare. liar favorable. Alum. , WIlllgbsm- , t took plies Kati art rn W of � Psllbesrere were 8. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Three months of solid winter ahead of us. How about your winter overcoat, Pridham the Tailor has some elegant goods you ought to see - Art supplies. fancywork materials. est.. in fall sappy at Smith's Art Store. Kart street. Imirove the winter evenings by making your- self our selfproficient In some line of handiwork Put the poultry show on your visit- ing list for next week. Be sure to hear the Dixie Cborus next Thursday. It is something unique. The regular monthly meeting of Ahmeek tempter. I. 15 D. E., will be held in the court house on Monday next, 20th inst., at. 4 o'clock. At Victoria Opera Howe. Peru's Peerless Play rs a, re present- ing is sen - s at Vg some very this week. Mles Victoria Opera Hazel Corinne. the leading a.-treee, and Dan Malloy, star comedian, are the favorites wfth the playgoers, but the other members of the company uphold their several parts with marked ability. The attendance each night has been fairly good. especially con- sidering the many other attraction* of the week. Friday night the play will he -Poly of the Circus." For the Saturday matinee (2:90 p.m.) "Anita. the Singing Girl.' is billed, and tbe closing play of the envagement, on Saturday evening. will be 'The Little Coed; which made a hit en Monday night and is being repeated by special TM" t put the house ager Mclean has tbrough a thorough course of reno ration, and the improved appearance is the subject of mauy complimentary remarks. duos. HOCKEY NOTES. 750/1 * -� ' 1 T web (Oar) 3�N,1MwM1 Bank Money Orders Save Trouble and Loss •)F ('A' 'IA By looses of the Bank Money Orders which we Mu*, you cin Godericb Wins from Seciortb. The hockey season opened in Gode- rich on Monday night with a game be- tween the Seaforth and Goderich U. H. A. teams at the West street rink. The game was fast considering the little practice the teens have had. Some of the Goderich players had not been in the game for some years, and taking this into consideration the boys put up a good game and with a few more practices will make a fast teem. The game wu called shortly after 8 o'clock by the referee, Ernie Cooke, of Toronto. The Seefortb boys were the first to score, but Goderich soon evened the tally and the half ended with the more or.t all. In the second half tbe locals started off strong and were the first to tally, out Seaforth came back and evened the score. The borne boys attacked the Seaforth nets fiercely, and soon added another to the score, and Frank McGaw on a pretty end to end rush scored the last goal. making the final score 4-2 in favor of Goderich. The Seafortb team put up a strong game, making some nice combined rushee. The Tame was clean. very few penalties being handed out by the referee. and these, for miner offences. The teams lined up as follows : Seaforth Goderich G. Case goal D. Meleor R. Mc0eoch point F. McGaw R. Hays cover -point H. Belcher :t. Muir right wing A. Mclvor R. Winters centre Jas. Wiggins 1'..1enes rover R. MacDonald A. Dick left wing D. MacDonald Time -keeper -B. Pridham, of Toron- to. Goal umpires -H. Troyer and H. Hays. Friday Game Postponed. Owing to the mild weather and poor prospect of ice. the game scheduled for tomorrow (Friday) night between St. George's Church. Clinton ani Godetich oo the Goderich The rector's Bible class will be re- rink he's been postponed for a week mime' neat Sunday afternoon .at 3 and is now flae3 for Friday .,f next o'clock-. week. Next aueleda .`sling Rev. J. B. Seaforth Wins at Clinton. Fotheringham will give a lecture on Clinton, Jan. 15. -(Special.) -An in - "Robert Burns." Mrs. King andMr. 1 termediate O. H. A. game was Bayed Parsons will sing Scotch songs and here tonight between Seaforth and Mies Pridhau will give some readings. Clinton. The gone was closely con- tested throughout. At hall time the FARMERS' INSTITUTE score was 4 to 2 in favor of Clinton - _ and at full time four all. to the extra Meetings Next Week at Londesboro' and fifteen minutes' play Seaforth scored Holssssvive. two. while Clinton got one, resulting in win for Seaforth by 6 to 5. The Two meetings of the West Huron line-up: Farmers' Institute have been an- Seafortb- L3nal, Case ; point, Mc. send sums up to 950 to aby point in Canada 1Yukon excepted) or to any of the principal cities of the United unites with iniuimuw rost\and trouble and aheolutely no risk of Inds. Orders fur sunt up tole cwt 3c. -from Ile to inti, 8c. -troth --- ---- - $10 to fee 1tk. -from ice) to S50. 13c. Use them, L'' G. GEDDES, Manager Goderich Branch. 1.191111110N. ENG.. ItlitANCM. f r- w. AIME. a Te eadneesie. tut. w 1 G•sus, C. star sesesell.1 Andrei led sren.i... Halliday Smith is about again' atter a severe attack of typhoid fever. He will stand a little rounding out vet, but be is getting there all right. The members of Inverness Camp, Sons of ScotlenJ, have had under ccn- sideration the holding of a Burns an- niversary supper, but have decided not to attempt it this year. This will be a matter for regret to those who remember the very interesting Burns celebration held under the auspices of Inverness Camp last year ; but they can look forward to sotnething espec- ially good • year hence. Mise Reynolds, superintendent of Hodgen. Bros.' millinery department, bas returned from Wiogham. whither she was called by the death of her mother, Mrs. J. R. Reynolds. The de- ceased lady was an old resident of Wingbane having lived in that town since 1876, and was highly esteemed in a wide circle of friends. She leaves two sons. one at Winnipeg and one at Duluth. and six dauehters, all of whom are at home except Miss Rey- noldsof town. Children's Aid Work. The regular meeting of the Children's Aid Society was held in the court house in Tuesday afternoon. The matter ret obtaiainr a children's shelter in this town was discussed, and it was decided to obtain an option witch present hospital property, the executive. question was hMt r. idn ent o� the the executive. The Seelety was appointed to ettend the concert to he given in Setitueta on Wednesday evening for the lrwsept of the (%ildren's Aid Society. it wee also derided to send to tbe � ier 01 the town pledge eards the annual report, the sending of ria pledge cards to he followed by • personal etlnvsse by the ladies. The 'ermine dist-ed the oomtitictn of two bow,Moseys.to make than wards reported om TM i. o. o. F., (.- Hump I.odf[v. stru,cted to tbask the bridge for the .ane. was one of the hint The meeting narkeeu.r, Pounced for next week -at Londes- boro' on Thursday, January 2.3rd, and at Holmeeville on Friday, the 24th. The visiting delegates who will ad- dress these meetings are W. D. Dyer, of Columbus : O. Schuyler, of Brant- ford, and Miss Robson, of ilderton. At each place an afternoon meeting will be held et 2:30, and an evening meeting at 7:30. Each afternoon a separate meeting will be held for the ladies, to be addressed by Miss Rob- son ; and the evening meeting will be a joint meeting. GODERIOH MARKETS. Teuesoar, Jan. 10th. Vail wheat, per bush i 0 els to ti o Buckwheat, per boob 0 iA to 0 Peas, perhuspee h J Iloresainge,Barley, tar bush neer, family, er cwt near, patentPer cwt Ikea, par tee Berme• per ten May, par too. new Straw WWssdd, Per load Rum. perils Old Cheese. per Ib New Cheese. alas 0 tui to 0 Ates, per�'r bele parbl 1 d0 to 2 p0( spy-- 0,4tnybushel o good, per cwt. 3 M to t sxpori, per •wt 3 e0 to e gp'ep♦ per cwt ........ 3 15 to .. 3 s0 to M Lambe. per head 3 00 to 3 1 00 1143 we�bee 1 ON ttoo Re 0 Po I10 I to 0 ! 10 0•m Magistrate Kelly this afternoon had to deal with the case of a young boy, a pupil at Victoria school. who with- out. any provocation struck bis teacher in the face with his fid with such force as to cut her Hp badly, sev- eral stitcbes being required to close the wound. The lad appears to Wive an ungovernable temper, and as he is without a mother's care it was decided to make him • ward of the Children's Aid Society, and he will be committed to one of the Society's shelters. lbs musical and lecture entertain - Mt to be given In North street Methodist obneab oaM�y. 115 wee_ seeming. p Misr" will be a _ �ion w 11111 heel'Mrs... yet 1 Ki eiiMIictidi ethers � 11 11e�.s . wilt niers a as ''Tbe *swat el[ Obese." The hien stye : -Not • dry and woad .t ""y Oar. Presesds tee pleas �i.L fir g-- at i e stish. Geoch ; cover -point., Reel: rever, Jones ; centre, T. Dien ; left wing, O. Dick ; right wing. Muir. Clinton -(coal, Johnston; point. Mc- Donald ; cover -point. Rumbell ; rover. CIuf ; centre, Kerr : left wing. Draper; right ,wing, Mitchell. Referee -E. Cooke, Toronto. The Scheduled Games. St. Marysbas withdrawn from the intermediate O. H. A. contest in this district, and the remaining games on the schedule are as fellows : Jan. 17 -Clinton at Godericb.• " 21--Godericb at Seeforth. 3)--Goderich at Clinton. •Postponed to January 24. The Record. Won Lost To Play 1 0 3 2 1 1 5) 2 2 50 Goderich t to Seaforth o ei Clinton so en 2 7.5 300 22 00 Ip 00 11 00 10 00 3 30 0 A O 95 e is DIED. pp WILLIAMS. At Kindersley. Sa+k.. on Ds - 00 oembor 2fhh. Henry B. Willluns. em of •ia Mr. end Mn. Chas. W. Williaraa, of (Lode 00 rich townahip. aged 21 years and 7 months. Mt'I'HAIL. At Porters; Hill on Jan, eth t 00 Jean Sterling. widow ot the late Archibald 00 Martell. s heeds year. EVERY TIME You think o: buying eny- tbing to tell you the tithe, you sb.wd think of us. Our values cannot be matched in town. There is a quality about our Watches and Clocks that is never prevent except in high-grade titre -pieces. There is also a littleness of price that makes our store doubly inviting. You are .,s- eared of good ;value if yon buy from is. J. S. DAVEY Jeweller and Optician t'o'ner ('•etx.rr.e tit.. nti Square PERSONAL MEN TION. Mr` H. T. Edwards visited friend+ in Sea forth last week. Miss Beatrice Wells is spending the week' with her sister iu Brantford. • �tixs Marion Bogie has been vudtiog her Dant Mrs Pennebaker; at Cli•ton- J. W. Kitts. secretary of the American Road , Machine t'u. and Mrs. Kitts are away on a holiday trip to Wilmington, Del.. and other whits. Goderich MONTHLY HORSE MARKETS 1913 _ BORN. MOYMR.-Atthe manse. Conn. on January tub. to ties. sod Mrs Moyer, a goo. MILLER.- At Allan, Sask., no January 7t.k, to Mr. and Mn. J. Robert Miller. a eon. ALL/N.-In Clinton, on Jaausiry 11th, to Rev. A. K and Mrs. Ailbn, of Quin Lake. Sask.. a daughter. Taltow.per lb 0 rM to 0 Hides. per ewt ..... 7 of to 7 Sheepskins 0 Al to 0 ND URI M O- Q no newsier std Kat some of kin meear'e C4oataine MTMte'e' PIRAMWLATON PRATTLE. Tx. Onelatent: Base •toy trouble wee your tg' The Odd MOM: Rio . but it sem \o 1 ••art hits the stt.sfsnn$50 p wNosshen she hold. my moetb np.n to Sive me ml' Medi. tne. WHAT HE 001'. ied ye set anithing for )our ve00T 1W1 --A sutil ettt Omni. a kiss, •Mg top with 111 has So Ie ainl .tw,nve b'aek •. LogsWante 3 . 'The undersigned -3 Qwill paydthe highest - t1 cash prices for all kinds of good Logs 4elivered at the mill, foot. of Angle - sex street, (.odericb. Custom sawing and general mill work done promptly. • J. -E. Baechle Public Horse Markets will be held in OODERICH TUESDAY. JAN. 18 TUESDAY. FEB. 25 TUESDAY, MAR. 26 TUESDAY, APRIL 15 Each Sale Day means a day of big business. Farmers, get your Horses of all kinds ready. Buyers, be on hand and you will be able to get the hest+ Public auction Day. Ds. W. F. CtaKK, V. S., President., nese COP/NODDY, Secretary. THE DIXIE CHORUS will present The Epic of the Negro iN Victoria Opera House ON Thursday, Jan. 23rd on the Y. M. ('. t. Coarse. Part I.- 1n the Jungles of Africa. Scenes - The Hunt. Pewee for Rain -- Offerings of Fink Fruits Selling Slave to Malay (hief- Initiatittn of Youth to Masbood. Part ii. -On the Mlasistelppi. Sasses --in the Cotton Fields- In the Prayer Meeting. Part iii. -Ob tM l.yrenm PIat- free.'. Plan men at 1I. T. F4car-tie at 9 a. se l',te.dav to ti,•ke'-M•Mere etas on tt e..ra.-, .te • •, b • please Tkkets - 60c SOic - 3Sc. r Groceries When you ere buying Family Groceries, the first consideration is Qual ity. We goarant.re that our goods will stand the duality test every time. We want you to' ;try them. anal if for any resent) you are not perfectly satisfied we want you ea let us know. We are here to give you satisfaction in Groceries'. Wye `Is s trial nn your 0.15 order. Sturd) & Co $ . t ill ,.-rt -. The Rgnare Ooderich 'PHONE •1 eiseseseseemeseseeeseeetweesseesees COKE 1 ' have plenty of Gas Coke now. Can fill all orders prompt- ly. 'Phone 127. D. F. HAMLINK M. Robins Gents' Furnishings Don't forget when you want to bay Is Suit or Overcoat or nnytbing in Ready-to-wear, come t0 et You will And that yon pay les. than anywhere else. Everything we eel we guanines* to be right. or your money heck. Give es a trial and you vein beregular eostossere at this steer. Open evenings until A p. ne M. Robins pith Aide Siemer. oseeemostmeseresesedereseesesseee 1