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LOCAL TOPICS
MMt slurs. Liberal Convention.
,Oren:ion of the Liberals of
port Huron has been coiled for Mo.-
Mmrc'h .ted. iu the T.wperaoce
mby ,..slerich, to commence est 1:90
It I. ripe -dad that Hugh Gutb-
Mthe aide member of the Souse of
mmWellington. ill
old 101.1 •ddrrr.s the gathering.
woe Leat s Social Evening.
maple leaf Lodge. No. 27, A. 0. C.
s.. trill have atthe lodge roomsoyster supper on
ad
oraleveutnR
Toroit
� ,r airs allua _ requested inst. W be
resent' And each may bring his lady
st other tneud. The ladles will assist
ig ood.ug lbs sapper. Supper will
I. x, red from 7 to S o clack, to
be
fpQ,ae,l I y a program
of spee'rhe.. etc.
e Neespeper Change.
t ne N'irgham Advance will change
.__-I, ,;n tbe fiat of March. Theo.
loo
a no, has beetsproprietor shout ttsed
otitis "f the paps
rmoo pas told it to Geo. Mpolton. the
Sell -known proprietor of the Spottoa
5ai10. t'oliegrs, who wiU conduct
ibe hu.tnees tinder Use name of the
tliiogham Publishing Co. Mr. Hall
sed ho tsi'nIy will go to
the lifebusnoes
sheer he will engagein
of sage -growing.
February or April i
A tall of rain. a.-compeoteJ by
thunder sad lightraiso, made it mem
this w .rv. us as if we had jumped two
months of the colander mud were into
April. But don't govt- Away your
overcoat yet.
Death of Samuel Linfield.
One of the old residents of t'ollxn•se
township, a man widely known aid
highly respected. departed thio life os
Wednesday of this weelf„ in the person
of bamuel LlnairW. The funeral tskee
p►mae oo Fndmy afternoon from the
family residence. Poplar How. to
Colborne eemeter y ; the service at the
house to commence at 1-.39p. so.
Horse Fair Next Tuesday.
The next horse market will be held
on Tuesday.Febrvsry 23ib. At the
Januarymaseveral buyer.. were pre. -
sot and puecbassd a number of boors
at good prices. but owing to the icy
condition of the roads some farmers
eould not get their animals in and
consequently the buyers could not get
SE many es they required. Those wbo
have horses to dispose of should make
a point of having then at next Tues-
day's sale.
ihrkor Notes.
The ...wading of the harbor soder
tydirection of V. M. Roberts reveals
&oh of seventeen to twenty-two
b„ of w titer.
Robs. Clark is gutting ice at the
North side oor and is getting
is kit supply fr s tom_ week • channel
wee
en ariobey ice to allow the steamer
Beaverton to move forward and be
unloaded at tbe tioder'lcb elevator.
to
Veer) men are looking r
seemly olio Ing of navigation.
Professor Morison.on Friday Evening.
The 'third {moue in the Collegiate
intitute °Surge will he gives Friday
.,smog of this week at the court
braes by Profeawr Morisse. afQueen's
sirenuty, Kingston. His subject
will he-seot.toh Soeiaty o-' One Hein -
g, years Ago intermit in ibis
corer of addresses is ittmemsdog aid •
aueodeami tat Professor Mori-
sse'
uri-
pe lecture is expo --ted. The mem-
bers of Inverness (:amp (dons of Scot-
hd are taking • spatial at otin
the event and are planning maids
u a k.•lv twos their lodge rooms to
the lecture ball,
Su Ninety-first Birthday.
Today • February 3OI is the ninety -
fest hirtbdwy anniversary of Mrs.
Ersng-li. Hawley, and this after -
Doti, a i.t-ae nutut.er of her friends
lave c ll. -i upon .her et her Dome on
Nelsen etreet to 'eater" their coograt-
ulMiosa She has been the recipient
of a great many rememhrancas,
needy floweret. and being in wondei•-
• fuay good health *be bas enjoyed the
alaiversary greatly aid bas been very
cuch,pkased to see her friends. Mbe
rias assisted in reoeiviog hy her
daughter. Mrs. Dee, and by Mn. Me-
Is,nald and Mrs. Seager. Tbat she
rano into further occasions of the
wee nature, in good health and
' pints, is the wish of Mrs. Hawley's
many friends and admirers.
ANNOVNCEMENT$-
Remember the ice social in the
°Wallows' Mall on ry Nei.
ea
• Royal Arch m•Ptiog will be held
is the lodge rouse of L O. L No.l lie
oft Tuesday evenlai next, 36th im4
Albert Stovepipes. !joshes stt+ssR.1
has purchased Mr. Leckis'.drayy tsttd.�
nets and will meet all crease i(i. T. L.
and 1'. P. Bo. also all bats dui ARE iia
neergattoe season. AU calls
eel 1 prompt attentk.n. Or
owl at pb..oe RC.
• M. Glover. of the Bast strait gar-
age.
arate. will visit the Toronto mutomobilm
show nest week to buv a quantity of
automobile sundries. If u
race would
lite bum t. look up anything in this
line while he a in the city, call bine
up on talepbone No 243 some time be-
fore the first (Ito llooday morning.
We wish to call our readers' atten-
tion to the new advertisement of the
Northern Business 1'ollege, c►wen
Sound. Ont.. The management of this
shout has been continuous .Ince Pal,
wbeo the present principal. C. A.
Fleming. P. C. A., founded the school.
Students. each term. travel thousands
of miles to snood their classes The
collage buildlsg was enlarged a few
years ago and they are having a
record attendance this year.
re•
Death of Mrs. Elijah Mart,n.
to the ninetieth year of her age Mrs.
Martin. widow of the late Elijah Mar-
tin.
artin. passed away this (Thursdayl
morning at ber home on Newgate
street. The fuoeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon to Maitland ceme-
tery ; the service at the bouse to be
beld at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Martin was
identified with the history of Gude-
rich fermi an early date. and we cobalt
leave to next week a rno=e eztrsded
refeteoce to ber long and active life.
A Gnat Success.
1 be fancy dregs carnival held at the
West street rink on Tuesday evening,
under the management of Mr. Gold-
thorpe, was one of the roost.ucceasful
of such affairs ever held in tioderich.
There was a splendid array of tas-
quermders, and the costumes sbo wed
a high degree of ingenuity. taste and
skill in ibair make-up. Tee judges
had 'teat difficulty in some of the
classes in deciding the winners. there
being so many exoeleot costumes.
Their decisions were as follows :
Best fancy costume (gentlemen
1st Joseph Trembley, "Chief Sitting
Bull 2.d John Lauder, "Admiral
KiugsmilL"
ilest fancy costume tladiesi-Ist
Mies Edith Blair, '•Fairy Queen. 2nd
Miss LeTouzel. Bridge "
Best cowrie character liady or geotle-
mmn)-Ist John J. Hoggartb, -Otto in
Oto." Ind Jas. Sinclair. **Mr. louses."
Best national aoetume-Ist Mist.
Mamie Warreter, •{:•nada." 2nd
Frances Willard Memorial.
Tex Frames Willard mewotiel .er-
rice of the W. C. T. t'. wise bold in
the Temperance Hall on Mosday after
n one. with • good attendance. In the
sleets* of the president. Mrs. Brown
toot the chair and read the 'Bible les-
ess. Rev. Messrs. Brown and Ross
t�aan esss
eellent addresses on the life of
Frwcer Willard. Mies Marjorie Ait-
ken yang very sweetly tie solo ••No
Broden. Yonder." The service was
continued in Victoria street church on
Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Col-
borne in the chair. Miss Allen read
the able lesson, Sid. Belcher gave a
fait no •Tewppeerance in Sunday
schools' and Miss Miners gave a
aorta of the life of Mies Willard. Miss
McColl l'indly contributed a solo.
tit way Hayden, •'Jack (}aneck.-
Beet historical eostume-1st Dr.
L M. Mahee, ••ftpanisb Cavalier."
2nd Roy Grigg. ••Mabomtet."
Beet costume representing local in-
dustey-- Gentlewao, Henry Hemp;
'•Meneaetung Manenl Writer." Ldt.
M.s.. Maxine Burdens, -'Tim tsigoaL"
1t should be .aid. in justice to all
concerned. that when any of the
judges was pervenally interested in
any of the contestants be did not take
part in the decision in'thet clans.
GODERICH MI►NTIILY
NORSE MARKETS
1913
P
EAST STREET ARAGR
SPECIFICATIONS OF ,OUR
I9I3 BICYCLE
__— noose -to' inch. optima 24 inch
or :16 incl: winsoLe-2!' inch,
(RAR -71 Inch ; PEDAL -rubber
or tat -Hap; Tlrtihe ,th1e109
1; NANDLR nagana Ilr4DDLR-
eu atomer'v choice ; emit e-1
Pitch Russell Roller; comma -
7 inch oval: t RANK HANt:R.-
absolutely accurate and dust -
proof;} ROXT F•ORKF eltra Rt runt
Tvustst -highest grade. English
seaenies • t eel reinforced:
ennA.rTKR t. 11AKE - HePCUIM,
Ithe brake without the side ass.
E.,hiprawn t tool -hag. wreuch
and bell.
PRICE $35.00 Cash
This wheel is not put out as a low-priced or common wheel hut as one
that we consider will compare favorably with anything sold today and at a
pnce that is reasonable mod within the reach .d everyone. 1f you want a wheel
at a lower price we can supply it but would not recommend it.
We can also supply Massey Wheels at SEC Ito, $55.1111 and $45.111.I Don't
leave the ordering of your wheel to the laso minute, for if it is bought now
it is bound to be better that those tesemhled during the rush of opting.
Order now for delivery when required. —
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODERICH. UNT !'Hogs SSE •
Opera Souse Grocery
has all the requirements to
satisfy the taste for this
Beason of the year.
FISH
Fresh end Salt Water Trout
i and Fresh Herring
Ladle Horse Marlets will be bold in Holbrook's Sardines
PICKLES
Pickles and Pickled Onions
UODERICH
Tuesday, February 25th
Tuesday, March 25th
Tuesday Apr.l15th
Each Sale Day means a day of big
business.
Farmers, get your Horses of all
kinds ready.
Buyers. be on hood and you win
be ahle to get the beet.
Public auction at 2.10 p. m. al.•b
Sale I say.
We have just received an
import order of these
direct from the Ould Sod.
Farmers' trees setica.d
Prier ler lett. sed
Eggs geesseeme
Give ua a call. 'phone 161,
or send a note.
UR. W. F. CLARK. V. fe.. President. •
JAMES CONNULLS. '.e^_retary.
The Late Mrs. Potter.
After a long period of ill -health Mra-
Potter, wile ut W. 1'. Potter. passed
to her reward on Wednesday. 12th
inst.. at her borne on *loutb street.
The deceased. whose maiden name
was Huth Brown. was bort. in Hast-
ings county in the year 11th, and in •
few weeks would have completed her
seventy-ninth year. Her us-,rloge to
her now bereft partner tu.•a pleas in
Prince Edward county in POO. sod .
thus for more than half a oeotory they
had shared life's joys rod sorrow*.
For some years after their marriage
Mr. and Mrs Potter lived in Use
county of Northumberland. coming to
ibis county %Meat thirty-eight years
ato. Tbey resided at Benin.11er for a
few yeare and then for nearly thirty
years lived oo the fano ou I h• teit.k
coucesion of t'olburne w it u,11 'lel* left
fire years ago to come .o ...i... -'co.
10f • family of eleven , ...hart is mine
survive their mo her. The sots ate
A. B. Potter. of Lingo/oft. Mask. ;
B., of Colborne township; M. S.. of
Wheeling, Va.: W. A . of Chi.aago.
and George. of Luilnuw ; and the
daugbtms are Mrs. Uro Mciver. of
Winnipeg Mn. S. Peel. of (.rest
Falls. Montana. Mrs. J. H. Wood. of
Mcreoci, Arizona, and Mies Carrie, at
home. There are thirty,grandehildren
living and one great-grandchild. Mrs.
Potter was a woman of sterling
chars -leo and halves to her family
that best of all legacies, the toetoory
of a gond life. She wets a lifelong
member of the Methodist rburc•h, and
the funeral services on Friday were
conducted hy her pastor, Rev. A.
Brown. of North street Methodist
church. The interment was in
Colborne cemetery. the palltmarers
being John Tiffin. ('bas. McH•rdy.
Wm. Rharman and 3. 11. Colborne.
Some alewhers of the family living
•t a great dist encs were unable to be
herr for the funeral. but Mn. McIver.
of Winnipeg, W. A.. of Chicago. and
George. ot Lucknow, were. present.
Return Basketball Game.
11ie (i.Mletlrh Juirior Y. M. C. A.
basket -tail tram went to Lucknow
sat Friday ..nd played a retiree same
with tb.- ) . -tnow Junior.. the game
:malted rr a victory for the L icknow
Nitro'- hy the rote of A-9. The
tea•n. Were as follows :
I.urknow G oderieb
n forward W. Straiton
T. Ait.•heat.n '• M. SvPhosoo
P_
Geildies centre C. Stoddart
l Bothwell defence F. McArthur
1•. Reil •• W. Babb
Rev. .1. . Duosan, of Lucknow,
acted as referee.
\her the basket -►tall game the
larks,, Y. M. C. A. treated the
Gaderieh team to • hetn.ioet and the
local Lore sat- that they bad • pleasant
trip .I4.j are very much pleased with
the Ir..:.tment ac -corded to them by
the lou. -know boy*.
An Ord Resident Gone.
The .death of John Phillips, which
occurred suddenly on fooday, re-
earet v familiar figure. The decera•rd
Wm widely known as a maOufeeturse
of serwted waters, rod wee equally
noted as one of the most enthusiastic
anglers of tie town. His death was
dee to an attack ref apoplssy. Mr.
Piddles was a native of l,owdoaderry.
Ireland. being born there over seventy
!ern ago. He ease to 1'anade while
still a child and as a youog awe wadi
tonne. ted for a number of years with
the Rirmell Howes at Ottawa. Be
kers' many of the Canadian celebri-
ties .1 that period, and especially re-
called in later Fears hie ttiend•hip
with the late ID'Arcy McOee. He
mum to God.rieh about thirty -deo
Tears ego. and from that time was ow'
gigot in °cmasetden with the tsssinees
which has minae developed into the
Goderich Minima Water Oo. He wee
r airiest diad d meat Walton.
sad lo the base faking meson be .pent
Andy Wars in his boat on the vmr,
Re was sot wtarTteel. and Mea Wahrin.
hie sisbsr, i. the only earvivinfl me>• -
Ivo of his family This %semi took
Matz.
au Twasdsy afternoon to Wait -
:t*
a J. C� .watlw+ a as.De• t aid a"yB. ,bolild Mit' •poicats00 to Ulm
TIM
BORN.
Igoe' Pet'N.-At RaRtaa (At., ea Jaasarf
1111. 71oomesar- a Idsorater 4 'Islet KarMr •ol Wry t
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MARRIED.
SALKI:W' SaWIPES - Al Leseua.oaltater
er
d. Februarynal1.. try Rev. W. M. ]texts. R•
to. tourr ase[tte'a et Ile Ste a �i
w
Faster
el
Esse as-.
OAL
Having purchased the huet-
neat formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we put -
paw dealing in
Coal. Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal. two
lines which are recognised as
the best. We wish to give
the people of Goderseh and
vicinity the best service pose
Mirk, and shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything in our
hoes.
All orders left with Jas.
Vates.%est street, gromptly
attended to.
ricDouagh&Gledhill
Pbooe Nn. 7$
1" arch, at G. T. R., Ndr.00 Streit
Ca M. Robertson
Kingston Street
Logs Wante
T b e undersigned
will pay the, highest
cash prices for all
kinds of good Logs
delivered at tbe
mill, foot of Angle-
ses street, t.odertch.
Ctston sawing
and genet al mill
work done promptly.
U1111(0R
OF CANADA
=Malt; s $8, 375,010
Istat Lenon (life) • $6,IWN ki
-11
Save Systematically
H+p!,toera. nt&sionai sang
seldom rccomplisbaa much. It'o
the steady, per'aistsat. regale'
depositing of w, many d,dlar•b a week, or. • swath, or season. in
the Union Bank of Canada, which makes one flnaeseially lode -
pendent. The money aecuruulates all the sore rapidly. too, be-
c.tuae of the Interest which i. added evilly' Mx months,. To. it,
GGEDDES, Manager Goderich Branch.
L_
LONDON. f746.. I ILANCN.
W miroetheetrele.
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F. W. Atm - - - Masser,
i. M. C. ■ABT MOTEL Aastses it Mainemer.
Signify Your Affection
Mow
t.y giving good lewellert if
you give any. Have the ring.
the h,-uelet, the locket you
give today of such A quality
that its beauty will never
vanish, its attractiveness
never b- lacking.
Engagement. Anni-
versary and Birth-
day Gifts
should Ce selected here on ac-
count of the beauty aod per-
manent value of our offerings.
J. S. DAV EY
Jeweller and Optician
Corner Colborne St. and Square
IJ. E. Baechle
Sicg Hesdsches--
art not caused by anything wrong in
the bead. but by cos!tipatson. bilious-
ness and indige.tioa. Headache
powders or tablets may dsdea. but
cannot cart them. Dr. Morse's
Indian Room lis do cure sick head-
ache in the sensible way by removau
the constipation or sic` atomari
which cauwd them. Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pi11s are purely vege-
table. free frogs any harmful drug,
safe and sure. When you feel the
beads& he coming take
Dr.. Morse's •
Indian Root Pills
DIED.
PHILIAPK Iv. 0W ten Reedal. Fetrasl
Isla. Joie Minim. .ret 'Xs yeses sad s
..oak.
WVF1Bldt- Is , olbrw • nwesospd em
, Lhasa. Wel frbswArT _
TM teeerst wet tato pleas hem _t im
1M t• sourer tt carni
. sus. at
tbervtwa edes
so t.
wasswer
steJaTIN. le Ooderien s TbasoMp.
Start Ily Haralle, MOM of traFlssw
• is the OM year
ber
real see. .till O, Mose,sass,, se flet sstFL
nee um borne,
Parina'yeg_ aser. rSerrvs* aOgs t'"De bows as a
440,
nnrrsa.
Remember
that
Pinder
is selling
all his
Stoves and Ranges
in most cases
below cost prices.
Call and see them.
W. R. Pinder
CANADIAN
PACs Fie.
AROUND : WORLD
r1A
"EMPRESS OF ASIA"
Neer C. P. R. I'acificSt.aao.hto
EMPRESS OF ASI A will all from Liver.
Pool June 1&b: particulate of trip trill be
amoouoned later.
WINTER TOURS
To
California, Mexico, Flor-
ida and the Sunny
South
AT LOW RATER L.
Fon particulars from Jos. Kidd,
C. P. R. agent, t,oderich.
Or write DO. M o a P. A.. C PToroot
1 have plenty of
Gas Coke now. Can
fill ail orders prompt-
ly. 'Phosse 127.
illl BARGAINS
D. F. HAMLINK
ICE
CREAM
The otos delicious tlavorswith
the best and purest ('ream, nerv-
ed at the'1RAL?1ORAL CAFE. Or-
ders by telephone for loe Cream
in bulk or in bricks attended to
promptly. Telephone n:.
F. E. BURDETTE
AT THE BiG CLEAN SWEEP -OUT SALE
Our file lasts only until the end of this fronto ; so
you to do Forte shopping now.
we will"
A CRASH IN THE PRi4' . Clomp in and see the ruins.
Men's Suits, broken sizes. regular VOA' to atom, for Si.
Men's Pants, regular V,..25. for $1,39
Men's Cap.. to dear ;, .. 19e
Medi black Socks. regular 'voce, for ...19c
Two dozen men's Fur Cape. regular 13'2.00 up. for.' .....tC.c
Boys' Suits, sizes S1''to ! . regular .1.40, to clear.. .... ».....s1.i9
glen's Mitt*. regular tki-, to .tear ... 17c
Mens Braces. rt -gulag 2.1c, to clear l9r
'tic
`U TOM EN arc fast learn-
ing the advantages of
Express Money Orders
in sending money through
the mails. An Express
Order is easy to obtain,
simple to understand,
and always safe.
There is no need
to register letters
containing Express
Money Orders.
They are loss -
proof. All pro-
gressive stores and
merchants prefer to
receive remittances in
this way—if an
order goes astray in the
malls the money is
prompdy refunded or a
new order tossed free of
charge. Both sender
and receiver are fug
prasected bi using
Men's Police Braces. regular 25c. to clear
We do not intend to carry over one single garment -there -
tote these stattling teduetions in •prices.
M ROBINS
South side Square
Goderich
Open in ;the evening
MONARCH
SIIOES for MEN
You may talk about the up-to-
date Style of this shoe, the comfort of
that and the tong life of the other- but
if von want a shoe that vies in style
with the most stylish in comfort with
the most comfortable and in service with
the longest wearing, buy the Monarch
Shoe. there is nothing one sided
about it. It's the Shoe of all round
satisfaction.
REPAIRING
Downing 8V MacVicar