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aortlest. Choir el Hoiniererille.
The choir of North geoid Methodist
oburch heti an ecjoyabie skagbride on
Wednesday emoting, wbeo they gave
• conorto in tire Methodist church at
Holinesville. The program iriellided
atm uses by the choir, solos by Mrs.
King, Miss Marjory Altkeis mid Chas.
H000rer, vocal 011 by Mrs Slag and
Mr e Humber. aid sesitatiele by Mire
Beatrice Petaluma end Miss ROM
Alarm, all of which reomived the
h0000 agpisesse ot the audience.
Aft. the esocert the ladles of the
egaMenentert&lard the abuts at
et • ,arsosage.
L. • h ot Rev. Austin Potter.
L lie death °marred at Dundee. Ont.,
on Thursday. January lfith. ot Rimy.
Austin Potter, at one time pester of
Victoria etreet Methodist church.
(loari oh, sod also • forgoer pastor of
tb, Dungannon Metbodist churcb.
lir. Potter was seventy years of age
sad leaves a widow, one .on. A. J.
Mrs. E. W. Mabood. of 1St Lotr
Potter. of Detroit, and two
lad MM. C. H. Moore, of Dundee. He
was a nova of outstanding character
sod further reference to his loterest-
ing life will be made in these columns
next week.
Acknowledgment from Government
House.
The tollowing ia a copy of a letter
re, ,c, ,a from Government House, Os -
tato, by Miss Skioni. thanking ber
for pi esenting the Dsk. of Ossaariught
with it poem entitled "Ootoades
0011.1,
owes.
loot Willow -I NO
cri.or General te tieltssieliedlat
letter of the 1.1tb WM._ sad is
Wohnt. was much interested le readlea
f sea
Years taartibillx.
Asmicri SUMO.
Private Kw -rotary.
Aloe k..i. rqdruniss.
oedema.
Moeda
Died in the West ,
neaforth Expositor: Word wait ri-
ceived here on Sunday of the death
of Mrs. Eggleston', who had been a
resident"( Seafortb for some years.
not )ggleetone left bete ebotit ten
days previously for some point in Cal -
donde. w Imre she intended to .prod
the %%inlet. She died at El Pero. Tex-
as. whileon her way. Heart dieease
is ruppiteed to he the caus
ile e of her sod -
dee death. as rhad been Puttering
from that fot rotne time. Sire was
travelling alone. Mrs. Eeriest one
woe s native of California, but bad for
erverod years resided in Can a. e
the tem -
of periVOSter
tne sthow yea Is
The Mammy Case.
J. (4. Cbrammosey. ot West Wawanosh,
was before Judge Doyle this afteroono
on two charges of obtalninikemouey
uader fates pretences. was
sequittad on the Campbell charge.
hot on the charge preferred by
W. Scott be was fouod guilty.
lance wee not peered, the Court beteg
ordjourned for a month in order to
give Chaniney an opportunity to make
Ireetittaloo.
Water and Light Commission.
The water and light commission held
11. orgaoisation meeting on Wednes-
day ormioing. The members of the
commission for this year are Mayor
Raid, W. T. Murney and A. S.
Chryetal. Mr. Mummy was re-elected
chairman for 1918. The detuurrage
claim made last fall by the owners of
the coal barges King and Donaldson
wee taken into consideration, and it
w..decided to authorize an offer of
Iffil0 in settlement of the same. Tbe
claim is for 111.275. It was decided to
take up the matter of Hydro -electric
power at once and the Hydro -electric
Cominiesioc will be asked to send
epgineers to Lay out • lighting and
power system for the town and also
to adviee as to the best kind of electric
pump to be purchased. Tenders will
be &eked for coal in car Iota to keep
the Orrot running until the opening of
navigation.
The Board of Health.
The town council at it.. meeting last
week .pointed tbe members of the
local Board of Health, and as a result
of its nominations E. R. Wigle. for
the lain two years chairman of the
&mord. is no longer a member. The
action of the council is unfortunate. as
Mr- W4[Le Look greet interest in the
04,
work the Board and in conjunction
with the medical health officer was
planning a continuation of tn. active
work which has been carried on by
tbe Board during the last two years
for the improvement of health condi-
tions in the town. The Signal some
titne ago had occasion to remark upon
the fact that the Hosed of Health.
whicb for many years was atmost an
unkoown quantity. had come to life
and was doing things in eerneet.
With this itaiirformation Mr. Wigle
bad considerable to do. •nd it seems
strange that Its activity in this con-
nection should he nipped in the bud
by the action of the town enuncil in
dropping him from tee Board,
An Excellent Program.
The entertainment in North street
Methodirt church last Thursday even-
essw l°14"1°"11 tewnl (i_.,°derieh- De- log, under the auspices' 01 the choir.
ceased was well ades.°"1" Yew' though not very well attended was
She was a highly cultured Lady and greatly enjoyed by those wh„ were
made many friends while here. preaeor. The organ numbers by Er-
Scotioh Concert. nett Prid ham. o rite n at of K no x
rttratford. were delightfully
Invoice., Comp. sons of Scotlend, eiluee11-
har airsitged with theStatiffer Coutts- "wire emu weee PieYed in 111asteril-
Bain Stlish Concert Company for style. Mrs. King sang several of the
one of their popular entertaiorments to old favorite songs in excellent voice,
he given tlIVCtbIi& Opera House ou the choir gave threecborusee
Wednewls y • Fe 5th. Teti* which showed thorough training. A
taks 0,,. of tbe „Diver_ piano trio hy Misses Pearl Knox,
slay supper. and will give Goderich
Scots and their friends the opportun-
ity of he.ariug Seottish mimic. Scottish
reading. and Scottish characteriza-
tion, all of the higbeet order. The
couipany include' Millard Grant
titeuffer, chanicter interpretee : Mad-
ame Cootie -Bain, Scottish reader and
vocalist; Miss Annie McKay, palmist,
end Howard Rumen, the Comadi&o
baritone. Popular prices. Further
announcement next week. What In-
verness Camp does it does well. and
the people of Ooderich may look for a
grand entertainnoent OD the 5th of
February.
Collegiate LeCttlre.
The secood of the Collegiate Institute
eerie* ,of lecture* will be given Friday
evening, :ilia inst. It is looped thia
all who appreciate tbe educative aod
intellectually stimulative value of these
lecture., and that number is growiog.
will keep the date open. 71se lecture,
"Natural sod Artificial Means of Meet-
ing infective Diseases," dealt, with a
select that is revolutionizing ruedical
treatment of many of the diseases
that hitherto have baffled the skill of
the doctors. The lecturer is Prof. J. A.
A myot, of Toronto University, Ootario
Provincial liaiteriologist, than whom
THE SIGNAL: GODERICII. ONTARIO
LOCAL TOP148 IN BRIIIF.
intsedve t peemoirde.
Demi tai/Stealialia'sairtwelltere ass an
lartiMley seereek mesiela 014..
*misboare= drew mit ruzi..t:
Mae Dree la see
First horse market of the season in
Oodsoich next Tuesday. J&nuary IL
Robert Wilson, tbe Massey -Harris
egem, makes an Interesting announce -
Meet in our advertising columns.
The Blackstone orchestra filled
engagements at Wingham lost Friday
night and at Dubiin on AVedneedary
evening of this week.
1 be members of Ahmeek Obepter.
I. 0. D. E., gratefully acknowledge
the receipt of lie, contents of the
hospital box at Captain Babb's.
AL piano and vocal recital by the
pupils of J B. Hunter will be given
on Saturday, February let, at 4
o'clock p. The public is invited.
On Wednesday evening the Marine
Club entertained their friends in the
clubrooms, and an enjoyable evening
wasspent in playing cards and danc-
ing.
Rev. 0. U. Hallman, of Colborne,
takes soi interest in poultry and was a
successful exhibitor at, the county
show this week. lie bad six birds on
exhibition and took rix first prizes.
A meeting of the Huron Publicity.
Aseociation was held at the court
house on Friday last. The matter for
the pamphlet to be issued by the
Association to advertise the oounty is
in course of preparation.
The frontispiece of The Canadi&P
Hqrticulturist for Jianuary shows a
pylamid of well -formed. clean -looking
apple. which, The Horticulturist in-
forms its readers, "were portion of
the 1912 crop of Mr. It.. R. Sloan, of
Porter's Hill, Huron county. They
were Northern Spy* and were grown
on trees twenty year; of age. The
orchard was *prayed thoroughly three
r Ilea eine Egalleen a too 0OrreA4
Edo. Prolbam and E. King was 'kit -
fully rendered. An especially inter- ofrioncan. will spoilt at tbe morning
eating 'feature of the program was service and Rev. J. E. Hunter, of Dun -
contributed by Idiss Beatrice Pridham Kennon, in tbe evening. Offerings for
in eeveral reading., which were given missions. A cordial welcome to all.
with exoellent manner Ind expression. missionary tiermons will be preached
-The 1Last Portage," one of Dr. Drum- in Victoria street cburch next Sun-
mond's cbarecteristic poems, woe day. At 11 o'clock a. m. Rev. Alfred
rendered with Ifuch true sympathy Brown will preach, and in the evening
and appreciation as to grip tbe hear- at 7 o'clock Mr. Geo. A. Stanley will
er's heart. Altogether the programa speak. Subecriptions in aid of wig-
wag one Which did much credit to the won., win be rectived.
director, Mi. King.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross, pastor of Knox
Fruit -growers' Demands. church, is giving a series of interest -
R. ft. Sloan, of Blyth and Portei's ing studies of the Ten Command
-
Hill, was in town on Friday. Ile had memo. These will be continued at
just returned from a meeting of di- both services next Sabbath, the sixth
rectors of the Ontario Fruit Growers' Commandment to be taken up in the
.3,100Cifit WO. of v-hich Aseociation be morniog and the seventh in tioe even-
ts one of the leading spirits. The di- Mg.
rectors at this meeting passed resolu- The first of the series of missionary
dons calliog for a more definite de sermons in North street church were
scription of the grade* of fruit under preached last Sunday hy Rev. David
the Fruit Marks Act urging growers Rogers. of St Thomas', and the pastor.
and shippers of apples to PrePaie at Rev. David Rogers' sermon in the
once to meet so socremed demand for morning empherized the necessity of
boxed apples. in preference to the fruit sending miesionaries to foreign fields
packed barrels ; calling the Mien- and Rev. A. Brown's sermon in tbe
Lion of the Federal Government to the evening was a very thougbtful and
compteint from the Western Prow- earnest presentation of the mission&ry
ince. that United States boxed traits wore,
are sooting into Canada with grade
Baptist Church.
times with lime -sulphur solution and
arsenate of lead."
The euchre party given by the Gen-
eral BroughrChapter of the Daughters
of the Eingire last. Thursday eveniz
succers. There was a barge attend-
ance and every person ireemed to en-
joy the affair. The prizes were won
as follows : Mrs. Griffin the tirio
ladies' prize: Mrs. Seeger, the second;
Toon McDermott, the first gentlemen •
prize. and Misr Grace RIgnas, who
inane Cid fellows' Hell was a work
t k rifleman's e second.
oo a ge pari.
After supper was served music was
supplied and daocing begoin. The net
receipts of the party exceeded $50.
CHURCH NOTES.
The annual congregational meeting
of Knox church will be held on Wed-
nesday eveeoing, Ann inst.
Mr Savauge of Serforth, (scrupled
. .
the pulpit lo Victoria street church
last Sunday. Dr. Diedd being confined
to his house on account of ill health.
rertuone in the interest of missions. i eltock & poultry specifics
At North street Methodist church. ''''''
i ROYAL PURPLE \
Mr. Savauge pia -ached two splendid
next Sunday the . missionary miniver -
FREE w''''''' free.
f"
sa will be held. Mr. G. A. litaoley, tar eeklae. Postpaid. one of our .
Mtge 64 -page books twith is -
ihruummy. J..v.sy vas is
EAST STREET GARAbE
DKA.LIIREI IN
AUTOMOBILES, GASOLINE ENGINES,
BICYCLES and all kinds of SUPPLIES.
Repairs of all
Kinds Done Right
and on Time
Skates Ground
I5c per pair
tnit=
Total lads (Ow) • $69,1111.161
OF CA
DA
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODERICH. ONT.' PHON Z 243
BENMILLEN.
J. C. Durst, the well-known poultry
breeder, timed the keen competition
at the Guelph winter fair end carried
off two prises -Boa for pullet and
third for hen in single mount) white
Leghorn*.
Rev. M. E. Lytnburner. cf Goderich,
will preacb at the evening service in
Benmiller Methodist (-bomb next. Sun-
day. Special music will he rendered
by young perple fro,. (intierich
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GODERICH eseRKETS.
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TIRVIII.DAT. Jan. 'Med.
Vall wheat. per onan 1 0 WWII OW
Bur \ wheat. Per bumb • 911 to 0 50
Osle, per boeb • al to 9 32
Peas. per tmeli 1 99 to 1 ut
Barter. per SnAh *tato OM
Screenings. per ton SO SS to *) no
Plow, family, per owt 1 II fa 2 75
near. Patent. Per elit • 111114: '2.3i 00
ot0
Brio. par ton
(Iberia, per ton le to di el0
Hey. per tot), new 11 110 to 12 On
501. 10 00
SVV:od. par load 1010 .S50
Rutter. per lb 0 RUM 050
ono cheese. Pet It/ a 11 to 0 OS
New Cheese. 0 is t, ii Iii
Sim. fresh. per dos 0 II6 to h 17
Apples. per bbl .1 JO to 2 Ott
Potatoes. per bushel ... 1 SP to i 00
Cattle, °Miley to good. Per nwt. 4,19 10 5 2r•
Cattle, export, per owt ll 3 39 to ti Ilil
Rat+ ..... .... .......... ft 23 to
Nbee . cm cwt 3 511 10 4 AD
iamb.. Per ha" 3 WI to 5 ii0
I. 05 to
7 10 to 7.0
u 30 to . A,
TiceLow.rrerrclwill
Shce:okins .
..
BORN.
COLEMAN.- At fioderieb. on December lob.
to Mr. and Sir,. tt. A t Crimean. of Maude,
Sa.k.. a von Robert Ansmel.
DIED.
W Fl ITT 1' - At Ooderich..iii Januam 23 Julia .
Shea. widow of the late Martin WbitAy.
aged tit yams.
GIODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Douglas McDougall, of Brewster.
Wash., arrived last week to spend the
remainder of the winter at his home
at Porter's Hill.
There was it large attendance at tbe
IDeetilie of the Goderich
Township Telephone System. The
number of subscribers is now 301,
an increase of twenty-one during the
year. The moinager* of last Year were
re-elected. as follows: President,
George Holland ; secretary, 0. W.
Potter; ,oinimisesioner, E. H. Wise;
auditor, Geo. Laithwaite.
1
HORTON. -In GoderIch. on Thurvday. Joon.
ivy lath, Mark Horton. iu 01. 3204 year.
J. W. Thomas has been very ill with
an attack of blood -poisoning, iand is at
the hospital.
••••••••••••==.1
thei e lano h Leber authority tin the sub- marks not corresponding with the
ject 01 micro-organisms in Canada, or IClumfilan regulations; sekIng the Fed-
eral Government. In the event of the
United States UOVOInment not reduc-
ing its duty on apples to the level of
the Canadian duty, to increase the
Canadian duty to equal the United
suites duty of 75 a barrel ; aul ex-
pressing disappoinuoent with the un-
satisfactory manner in which the Do-
minion Railway Commission had
treated the request of the fruit -grow-
e rs for improved railway rates. both
freight and express.
even in the United States. The more
we become enlightened on the workings
of these mysteriods, everywbere-
rfe.c, yet eitisive germs, the tem
will that nameless dread which many
have regarding them bold its terrors
over us. This lecture will tiring us
au intelligent calm, because it will
show us that of tbe many hundred
varieties many are harmless, R0I00
are mankind's toost woeful servants,
and only a few are injurious. and it
will further show no bow wisely to
combat the latter. Principal Hume,
who has heard tbe lecture three times
Liready, assures us that a great treat.
A great enlightenment and a greet
benefit is in store for al who attend.
Dilate of Duncan McDonald.
Duncan McDonald. • native dr the
uternship of Wesley, died at Parkside,
Mask • Januar, Sch. Itoreserly Mr.
McDonald was well mid eternality
known is the gesso et Magni S..0
upriglot sod Iscesorable resifts*. but
h. bad .peat most 4 Me lite la
the West, deateas bona der
miner amid bodasns urea 01
many yams. He was •
Montana, ea wr11 sit Mayer et that
city for rievoral sesieseadve tame.
Hit was Vieilliag kis deem ie eadist-
chains what b• we. stricken with a
severe attain ot rheumatism.. while
tar01osts4 batally. Mr. M.D.
teas hare near Greatos. his didior.
111111assuterrms, . Area
ea eashismilbdrt
the eadrea taw Om
ani
Dena Manisa* beldam
001414111Y. Wies* et the stai-
d enmity sad
sbay-
, bemened oat
lleDsoodd was the bet. beim it=
ewer needed
by sidle
wed b. ine.
et the Ounitmaite
seri). on the common diseases of stock end
poultry. Tells how to feed all kinds of heavy
•nd light homes. colts sad mares, mach cows.
calves and fattening steers, also hoer to keep
and feed poultry so that they will lay as well
in winter as in summer. It contains 360
recommends from all over Canada, from peopte
who hsve used our ,.guods. No farmer should be
without It.
You ean fatten cattl. and hogs in a month's
ism time by using our Royal Purple Stock
Sped& than you could poesibly do without it.
thereto, saving • montk's feed and labor and
the met to you still not be more than 51.10 for
six pigs or 51.00 for me steer. It will keep
Year hems in show condition with ordinary
feet. If you ha‘e • poor. miserable -look -
Mg animal ori your place try it 05 this one
drat and see the marvellous reault which will
be obtained. Our Stock Specific ell' laeresee
the milk flow three to Ave lbe oer cow per
day. while bring fed hi the 'table. A Me
wage will last a cow or oorse 10 days.
ROY A L PURPI.E POULTRY' SPECIFIC
will make your hens MY hot le "MB i° tb•
winter as hi the summer. and will keep the.
free from diemee. Thom goods are pure and
unadulterated. We do not toe any cheap filler
to mike a terse oaskage, elitilab different
from any on the market at the present tins,
Divine worship next Lord's Day, the
paotor officiating, 11 •• m. and 7 p. m.
Morningtheme: "A Multiplying
Church., Evening subject: -Seek
ye the Lord while he may be found."
A song service is held every Sunday
evening from 7 o'clock to 7:15 o'clock.
Coon. and enjoy some good congrega,
tiooal singing. All Beata free ! Hymn
books provided. Everybody welcome,
An Evening with Burns.
The schoolroom of St George's
e llourch wee crowded to the door on
Teesdai evening, when the program
was devoted to the memory ot Robert
Berns, in honor of the birthday anni-
vereary of the Scottish bard. Mrs.
King sang sweetly several of the "mild
Soots senge," Mier Beatrice Pridbam
recited cluarmingly some appropriate
soleations, and Mr. G. L. Persons sang
In his inimitable manner and with an
unnoist•k&ble •'burr" The chief rea-
lises of the evening, however. WWI an
addiggig• by the rector, Rev. J. B.
Fitheringhear. on the life and work of
IBMs& The addrees revealed the
memand speaker as • discriminating
stedient a Bums and an adobe ad-
sdrar bis voltam in hearty era-
pougirsitth his Wale iltimasimerelt.
r. Pathoolastban road some
and beam
4 Dosed velum memnisegirshe
mass with sprospeStil someseet.
sad rewrite* idle Nide him swat
bare bees ethisitAllb adipose atm
efauule ot the
be bed ewer Wine 141111V4s.
dee& ea sellsass wood" el a mesh
bite the mem la shish it wae".21
lawyer aidisometion add he
met at the den * irons el Shoshe
was mewed hi114.dirsessallideet wed
soiciatled by
psiinewaL" Doman
ars be
Zsenr"
did
Oohed. et
Dem* I
Cease
wee a stweash Presbyteries wed 14
Weed be the Illeasele =.1,1 The
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PERSONAL MEN 1I014.
Next Y. M. C. A.
Entertainment
The Kellogg --Haines
Singing Party
Tuesday, April 1st
Keep it in mind.
Royal Purple Stock 968,1111/e. 60. Pekgs • four
ide Pikes- in an air-tkrbt Un, for 51.10.
Royal Purple Poultry Specific, 25. and 50e
pekes.. and 11 50 air -Light tins that bola
four 50. pekes
Royal People Lice Killer. 213c and 60e tioll ;
20e by mail.
Royal Purple Gall Cure, 25. and 60e tins . 30e
hy
Royal Purple Sweat Liniment. bee bottle , 60e
* 07
Royal Purple Cough Cure, 60e Un 60e
Royal Purple Disinfectant, 25e and 60e tins.
WPM! Pnr9l• Rego Cart 25. this . SOr bs,
Royal Purple Worm Powder, 25. tins ; 110e
01
Roy McLean, of Brantford, 1 boom on •
visit
If. U. Gaarieroci. K.( Is in Bootee tile week
on prAeedonal bushier.
lira J. B. Parnbam. of Distrett, la railing
bar seoUser. Ifre. Wm. Green,
Mrs. J. W. 01046111. of &muffler. Melted
Mrs. Newell. East street. tbis «set.
Norman Newell, who la worth/11ln Miiebell
stunt elasory at Ms home In tows.
Mr. and Mrs. J. rtolelsert, at lasiseartn.
Man.. are vialMnit reissiver IS WS diarist.
Um McIver, Zest street, wbo bee bees seri-
insely Okdem Chrieusaa la .045 10 letup egele.
Wm Mary Coloratura. Trafalgar street, left
tbM membeg to wend • manta with her skier
he Telenfle.
*at
papV:f Masa Annie L limatinett .411 be
le beers* Is imprornso after bar re
SINK
0.= a (ammo tweet. • fir asty.
Ray Medd. of Victoria
ass raceme% 1OSSS
su:areet violas' Mrs. H.
le teems.
Mee& et Kea 013. Neville. Jr..
te Isere tbat ebe 10 lealworing
reeve' very sevir. aurae a is
ra• matt -Meal aptiadde se Cliatas
.skid tar a at dm vase
saw. ea the lewd is Ind
tows es derecary dor Doyle
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lllaantactered eats bx
TbeW. A. Jenkins Mfg. Co.
Lowdos.C.aneda
"Itoyia Put ple Supplies and dook-
lets may be obtained from"
A. J. Cooper, Flour
Feed. Goderich.
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Bank Money Orders
Save Trouble and Loss
By means of the Hank Aloney
Orders wioich we issue, you oan
seod sums up to 1150 to any point in Canada (YuLup exceptedt or
to any of the principal cities of the United States with lll i l dentin
cost and trouble and ahsolutely no risk of Lao.
Orders for sums up to SS cost 3c. -from tia to $10, dc.-froni
$10 to giO, 10c. --front RIO to $50, 15c. Use them.
J. G. GEDDES, Manager Goderich Branch.
LONDIIK ENC. 112AMCM4 1. w. assn.
.6 4. re. C. MART 211111111111.111ssistsst Mberreger.
EVERY TIME
You think of buying any-
thing to tell you the time,
you should think of us. Our
values cannot be matched in
town. There is a quality
about our
Watches and Clocks
that is never present except
in high-grade time -pieces.
Theie is aloe a littleness of
price that makes our store
doubly inviting. You are AS-
uvred of good value if you
buy. trout
J. S. DAVEY
Joserellon and Optician
Corner Colborne St. and Square
The Porter-••liave vou lost Koine -
t Mug. sir!" Suruly-"Ay. ay ; but
it's naothing- -only tlit• threepenny bit
o' sillier A was ghoot toe go-. ye for
cat ryin' ma bag
WerreseraiterereereassraterineWeliteke"
M. Robins
11,c Own
SPECIAL
CONCERT PARTY
MI OS MAUDE C. BRADLEY
payments est:.
-Victoria Opera House
OD
Tuesday, January 28,
ammo
neerlese! enter-
tainer, Helen \Myrick Shake-, in
monologues. stories and plays,
assisted by J. Edwin Jeseop, late
conductor sand Vase soloist of the
Royal English 13e11-Ringera and
E. Vates Charlesworth, alto ithe
only alto of repute beard in Can-
ada for thirteen yearsl. and E.
Alexandra Bradley. lyric so-
prano. We call attention to the
handsome window cards and
guarantee the public an unusual
treat in twine. duets and trios,
and highly delightful and amus-
ing numbers by the entertainer.
Prices 25c, 35c and 50c
......mososiesesfs"0"
T h e undersigned
will pay the highest
cash prices for all
kinds of good Logs
delivered at the
will, foot of Angle -
sex street, Goderich.
Custom sawitig
and gene al will
work done promptly.
WeferaikaPisiorftelsvasse$WWiiiesseieek•
E. Baechle
New Stamped
GOODS
for Embroidering
MacEwan's
and COAL
Carloads arriving, No.
1 quality.
All t;rocers stocking
heavil% .
I will not be offering
any Potatoes for sale at
my store.„
Jams 1.to)a & Sea
Best Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates -the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome stic
Lump Coal - most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds ot Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
ir
Groceries
When you ale buying Family
Groceries, the first consideration
is Quality.
We guarauteie oast our goods
will stood tbe quality test every
Lime. We went r-Jii to tey
these end if for tatty reason you
are oot perfectly satisfied we
want you to let us know. re %Ye
ate here to give you rat irfact oat
in Groceries.
(Dee DO a trial on your WM.
order.
Sturd) & Co.
Grocers, The Square, Goderkb
'PHONE 91
Lanes' Weists, -newest de-
signs stamped oo a variety of
materials such es Plain Lioeu.
Cerded 12:ode Lac.n, !fforcoo..:
OM. Muslin.
Stamped Nightgown@ and
Underweer.
Pillow Casec., Linen and Co(
tom
Towels, large, also guest
stamped in • large variety tit
pretty designs.
Luncheon Sete. .Lunch tiothe.
Serviette., Hot Rolls, Etc.
Dresser Scarfs, Tray 1,I,itne
Centrepiece., Doilies, Pincush
ions, Tf.J. Cosies
Children's Dresses, pretty de-
diti4M. C. Embroidery and Uro
elm% Threads. white Mod colored
Silks for embroidery.
Silk Floes and Rope Silk in ell
*bade..
Largo vat let y 01 Tinted 1 ;OD-
tronseritte. Otiehione end Soares.
Cluny Laos and Pringr, 111/1111A11
And lan. for ()entree and (Nab
1)114.
1'11111•h- work Linen. ran falba
ciwern Linen hy t be oard.
Milk nod Satin kelOwers uladie
10 order.
All at most reasonable pricers.
Mrs. L. B. Tape
Singer Store
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