The Signal, 1913-3-27, Page 1RY
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ECIALS
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of Grocery
-r�Eaaster Lilies,
Roses.
oses.
ine Apples. Ban-
gs., etc.
S. - Fresh Rhu-
Ice, Radish, Green
leery.
nag Cabin Brand
up, labelled a two -
•rising Buckwheat
soice Cured and
Bata.
TEAS. -Our own
ltd Aurora Coffee
Teas.
1 EGGS. - 1n
sly of strictly fresh
;hoice Butter.
' 'phone 52
Voun
ton street.
If you do astr ass the pipet l
r
.bagasine yea ,weal to
.w, clubbing NMI% eek Y
about it. We may be able
to flet it tor 'magi 6rdtaend
rate ` let 154.1_i'
ionat.
Man URTl1 TRAL-118r01
•
It ia never to late to start to save
e-tboegb the earlier the better. of
ooar.e. The start should be made
in childhood.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
LOOK AHEAD
The man who looks ahead places his in-
suraaee now. Platte your with
A. G. NISBET
Agent for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
of Flt -: NEXT CANADIAN BANE OF COMMERCE, GODERiCH
'Piton= : Orme: 80 ; Horse 150. P.O. Box 961
'Davie'
the
4feek
t most
ere for
leading
)me to
og Coats
h for Spring
leavier gar -
y exclusive
ments. The
!a1 to you.
i.W
G ODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses meet all trains.
Private calla have prompt and
cupful attention. First - class
livery ontflte at all biases.
Reasonable prices.
THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. t T. M. Davis t
Proprietors
Hath Street Tub. No. Ail
NOTICE TO CREDiTOSS.
NOTICE TO CREDiTORB-
lit ma Norma or ram wears or W -tam
L enet"son. Lames ow ms sowesme or
Casoaa5. MT= UMW oe Howoir.
rows, venue s.
t1r.O.,tudes is par asst 1. aadet. L
Mho ramerryrs�saettsiklw sa1. thatri
all
ryr
Mom
as
the
seed as . idr
o= azigeds
Mrss.ihegway tis sea
arrarr
Phis d Use mid setats. ami etre!
LrAlpttD. Mg their estrok
fer dms
ccdr of ase
ita elft.
p•etaa
wewtty 'if rye bald W f d
Maid tit .t atter the mai Viodrusiowortar
ea mccut ler gm
K e w d.es_sI lla-
mento. es e1tK tamed o OD
astlswi
the masts
OD OW par -
ear,-
tilts. of wake they
mil the they wID est M
nle�Mrs deka
riiiee..lad. wir
61dhI.itr tan :M iy aswta
Dust for Mk dag A. A u
i
1111DI s WANTED.
TENDERS WANTED.
-
Trudmo will be teneired op to April let. 1913.
for the erection d :.n addition to the Godrieh
rranWeato Iheiltote. Haw and aura and Lull informationobtainedat
my ogles 1h lbs court hose.
W. J. R. HOLMES,
leeraaarr.
TENDERS WiLL BE RECEIVED
by the sr r d Item. for
the purchased ng to tae
Aiee•adsr Sp.-1555er the south
batt d M L et aaoo.h,
castashod MY gess sr bail. The bel. -
lag. are la 6M t sad Uwe is a stood
orrbard as the farm W. SMiTH. Oar,
rich. TH0$. KI MG. Woedetoob. Executer..
01 -rt
FOR SALE.
SPIKED OATS AND FRED ORLIN
ter m1a- a la. ese wised d wed seed
eats. A•dho n w hash Arline mane, tad
J. oat ore wean red ata Ors WW1 dal.
D008 FOR HATCHING.
R.I. W.
lsghrea. It C. E. I. rode and 8. G
My Warr la pea Ne. 1. besisd by �r�
Milts Fergana seat. Five Crahslm ptrHsr
by Ave Stewart rarer baa.
!w Na s lmthernw. Maid by Fagnw
.eek. Ton rats is due ewe reeetter
Pak
IL
Mefaaw. WasIt. L rods of . Osakwi [Med R
w8K
led at Ratests e.. Cowry Wla-
31,61
ILTRY FAS jMdsorligst.
BARRED ROCK ROO8,•MILLARDDD
stiste.-At Climes. Inst wee bat. arid
.s ikael : lit. fad pada :1t. lad bee; 1i Omer
At 0.144.&. ttltR d palbrt ; 1d. Ire
Pan• - P.il.it. Ria sUaa Tbls pts r ward s
=ire nbibltioa porta Ear ad per IR
Pan IIL---Cesar This pen le
Mudd by as adagios cockerel aid
l tmated hisppmscs- la nezhalliss MLorsWe
� arm
Pm -Potato 11. this pea aw•banM to
I.yet+ '1La bas ib�se�i.! eat
ger
etta• atrres�wbichret. eatateg
tan
Al n Opportunity Missed
Our "City Garden" property has all been sold.
Some of this propertyrhas increased $7S per lot already
uy Inside - Property
rel
Weyburn Now
11608
os Mfr. & V. Campion will persosally in-
�eo,..rt�, white gumbo=• este and poo-
6tabis i>tv�mtaalmi.TM bey thief r71Ne t{Itisse iota is the beet residential part
M W.ybsem wildsIre tear flee a M do p at MOD des► Term--
$l(to cark him, i z asl twelve ttfree/ig. 8 per amt. Items lout
are a
std of litet-eigen
itrwM will and wreturn a good pi o&t before the
year,
The C. N. R. hes elHially aawon.oed that the will Wild into
Wry year. gaggiet W.e M o wit iron the [hree
ago.
the 80o Use front Obimgo.
Tbiak what theta railway ladiatiss mese to a Weems tows.
Weyburn will be the next
big city In Saskatchewan
PUBLIC NOTICE.
DOH FIRST-CLA88 PAINTING.
sinscr . etase . aJ. CUMMING, Albert
)WN OF OODERICH.
1r�a ts)osstatl_ ME••••rmwa( a
have boss itWesis ,
• ease etwassidd ttw
wee most Ysi with lbs tewws
petttloss
at s 014 se
oe Were A al rhe.
Dated um atm der of Marc►. Ittx
L. L KNOX
�y� Tows Clerk.
ahrk'e a taro may be .btalsd iat town
OPRAY YOUR ORCHARD8.-I
lAJ7 as wordy you with spay Limp wee
art
WSW at lowers. I ham the
reedy re murk mere ceamerat•
aksapr lifts asd
ter tee eN. WW wit, la say
male ty. D. F. HAM NK. Goderich. Oat.
w u.
OTICK.
dhows au armee et bridalthe biA
s5a. tenet
Hord d Health bees it rideable, °clog to
portal a suudnetlea d the war supply by
water Veto the Maltiasd Myr. te sit else chi
seer to batt all waw red toe thinking per.
poem. AS.KITCCHELL.. a r
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTIBD.-A GOOD GENERAL
servant Apply to .Ret. M U L Aire
fit Vtae.et Wog.
WA.YTED.-A CARPENTER. AP
pay to B. C. RUNNINGS.
WANTED AT ONCE. -A GOOD
T V oasrervr.. MRS C. E. SALL 041
WANFED. - STRONG. ACTIVE
roam mea, sixteen to elrbteen seas d
me. te learn hardware, bogus... Apply can
SIGNAL. BOX K.
WANTED. -,TEN MEN AND TWO
steranes. tor bider chop.. Ansa me
& BOIL=
� UOTY RAd1Nl43It StYGINE
vW tX ANTRD.-A GOOD GIRL FOR
gu.siv kserwork. MKS. W. T.NZY.
-A GOOD GENERAL
VT .errantat Alexandra &sine hospital.
Apply to 31188 GRIFFITHS, euperiot.e..dsat,
d.
ANTED. -A GIRL FOR GEN-
ibtAL housework : good wok : no war&
Irg. Also rune girl. to leave town. Reser.
e wes required. Good wage.. Apply &R8.
WILSON. Radford Rotel Goderich.
FORJALE OR TO SENT
FOR SALE. -A HOUSE, WITH
gastrea cosemefeser on limit s4.set. Ab
ply at THE SIGNAL OrfIC6 N -U
T° RENT. -TWO LARGE. BRIGHT
JLsereas, as tarts tor o.oe, leu of wal%
ars[ 1111erlied Bask- 0.tra•oe 8rvt door w
islet swot. Key .t J. 11. COLBORNE'8.
U0U8B FOR SALE -A WELL
• elhared twe-gory brick house :.0 mad -
era oeevw1euo.s. For furtber panics res
reply at SIGNAL Ol PirK. its
ER SALE, -A BUILDING LOT
ea Newpu elates'. Apply to F. J. PRW
AFFiCRB TO KENT NEXT TO SIO -
U NAL Oioa Hated by Mt water ami
mak la esaasolgea. Aipty 80J- P. aNOe(M.
Irl
(TOR BAIT. - FRAME HOtYt(R,
1.7 rims west woeems sad Waterloo 1
rests. Fr MssftswMseer •' 810 -
RUM. BR FATE FOR BALE.
Ws hive tor sale .boat thirty town Iota.
prMM raging from 530 upwards al -o three
oepptataaggseerend other dr: and a few Mani
PROD DytwT. HAYS i 1,11-1-01t AN. Gado.
eke, OM lair
LOR BALE OR TO RENT. -THE
1.' OctodowaUe bask been at Drier of Hay
Seel sad dritimmisetsio; sir mom.: m•.dyrs
oosvwtesem. _� t.aaee be given at an...
Apply to H. H. HI I.awise ars, or PROUD-
FoOT. HpYst .Yodriwb. batt
FARM FOR BALE. -ONE HUN-
DRED aeras. es nth aseaemim. GObrie%
a44 easy loam, st u. qr mitiz-
tJos firs 1 i. cosi e.ailtra- tart wiU
M sad en r--- t ams. Apply BERT
ROLN1f8. Odrbr& P. G 4J -5r.
FLI
OR BALE. - ON WILLIAM
street. cress- oomd brick cotter silk
.Ir arts. robed and all small Qdr ; bars.
Mohr ane
Mohi hears Tows water stetted.
sad Cost ultra A5..o eve was d .ides
Md w alma Kress AD ersod at • resses-
MRSs prim Apply DENNLT NEYILLL M
0.
R 8ALE.-FIVE ACRES OP
LSsd. lot d it. L. 1.w" parse
rt
st�dig nen�spr�
aeL e M
ise
LIOR SALK-TEE FARM OWNED
r by th 1drsJs&a w the id om-
essrss •O[lIter�ae.r
Ott�msii ,•
Sad 5141 �w►.4 1 1 do se="�iMtams
5 . 11215DAT. Os s*. a
FOR SALE. -THE EAST
d I t or 1. the r4R9 e4aw►
d T�DIv.Yss ester ere-.nbfp of Ask`
sin aset mamafms••'3•�bti�ra twit
Carraf
tett
FOR BAIL-SIXTY-FtVVILE
ruatitat.
1). Clahres.
brim War War d
cess sad te&w braEilt ..
I NEW ADV ERT1$EMENTB--Mar. 17th
Pass
White Swap -Whit* Baas ripsaw sae Cer-
ask, Ltd . Triad
[loaf Owner. hilt Worst Mea er ..... .... 5
Spray You, lkrosare-D. F. Hes.)15k t
Kerr - smith . Art'amp s
New Bustin e-MIUaYl awtas Blow . 3
Hund Rock Zags -IL A. Hovey. CUatss.. 1
AU Thar -J. a Dssq 5
Sass L • New (leas-- W. C. Pridtyp 9
Asante 'Aram t'
Adis d I/vatsek -H. �fll a Co1
Fabrics for Swing Rwtfa-W. Arduous & Sm2
SOW koa lumen-Ru.sU Hardware Oo 4
isles kir ii -' .' -Groh Poultry Farm 1
Roden-- Woman.'. Gala et St. Menet'
Charob .. .... ............ s
Testees tar Fars -J. N'. !Smith. Thar. Kra1
Farol.►tos of Hems. -Tee Colburr aret
Lord Improve..•[ Sidewalks-ltpwe of
arterial .. ... 1
Roeder. -Y. M. C. A 5
Girl Wanted -Mia W. T. Marey 1
Koren haw' 8llverpiato- Walter IL Hard -
,o6 ...... .. .. ... 10
Semi -ready Bosses -A 8, Whaley, SL Marys 1
Log -lave at Signal Oar .
1. the 8prinrtl..-(leo. Hob wader
Herndon- F. £. Bardatte
CarWoter Wanted -B C. Ksonlnp
MWinry-Miss Campbell
OH. THURSDAY. ' MARCH 27, 1913
1
5
1
ld
Pal.ttag and Deooratiog-J. Cumming. 1
Nott. -fiord d matte
Meath -rod Sae Days -Hods -n,. Bros .. 10
•.1frry (low --Bt. Joirpb.C'hrvi. Chita5
THE TOWN COUNQL
now Js
Your .Gabel?
Look at the label oe
ypaper and if it 1.
ant marked paid kr 1913
k y send a rsedt-
tates. We seed the
mosey.
THE SIGNAL MUNI MG CO.. Ila., heti'.
I was lined up for the bar with the
, liquor rntarests and that it expected 1..
' I be financed by them at the next gen-
eral election. Sir James denied tbia
vigorously. but lir. Rowell declared
that if the Primo Minister did not
know it he was about the only person
in the Province who dido't. •
SOME GEMENT SIDEWALKS TO BE
CONSTRUCTED THIS YEAR.
Council Wants to Have Something t0
My about Hydro -Electric Expendi-
ture -Two Lines to Goderich Men-
tioned in U. N. R. !fill Now Be-
fore Parliament Wanton Destruc-
tion at Fair Grounds to lie Stopped.
All the members were present at the
meeting of the town council on Eriday
evening except Councillor Vanattec,
A oommuntcatioo from the Unioo of
Canadian Municipalities, asking for
Use annual tee of $15, was refereed to
the special committee.
Petitions were presented for cement
sidewaiks on Newgate street (north
side), Elgin avenue (north side), and
Wellesley (went side. from Lighthouse
street to Britannia road). Petitions
were already in for Nelson and St.
Patrick's at recta, and the council desires
that all petitions for walks to be con-
structed this year be handed in at
once.
A romn:unication from the town
OODERICH MARKETS. solicitor vi h reference to the inter -
switching problem was referred to the
harbor committee.
A ropy of the Caadian Northern
n
Railway hill h. fore Parliament, re -
mired bolo F. N. Lewis, M. P., was
referred ur the special committee. The
bill has reference to the construction of
a dumber of lines, including one flow
Nia.rarn River to Goderich and one
from Orillia to Goderich vi. Colling-
wood and Owen Sound, or with •
branch to Owen Sound.,
The publi•• woe Its coin n.itte. reeom-
mended that the offer of Reg. R. Elliott
of 11:31) as rental of the town lot
arl)•aceut to Vi'toria.•erhe-x•1 for the
ba since of the year 1913 be accepted.
Adopted.
Deputy Reeve ('lark said the council
would won be balled upon to make
large expenditures in connection with
the installing of the Hydro -electric
plant. stud he thought the council
should beve something to say as to
the manner in which the expenditure
was to he made : for instal.i e. as to
the location of the street lights.
Reeve ?dunning* was of the same
opinion. and the matter was trice red
to the water and light committee.
The Western Canada Milling Co. is
asking for certain privileges at the
harbor, including that of constructing
a trestle across the wharf for the un-
loading oPcual, the erection of • coal
hoist. and the erection of a tower iu
front of the new elevator to be used in
loading tars.
The matter of purchasing new
rut -nit ure for the council chamber was
referred to Ibe public works commit-
tee.
Councillor Gesham teported that
forty-8ve lights had been broken in the
A II(7I'i01 SALE huildings At the Agricultural ground it
since the last fall fair and other
d.n.atre bad been doue. The chairman
of the parks committee was authorized
to appoint a detective to moist the
police in dealing with the offenders.
ommblas.d
oeeheels. ilea'og l u rindyear eparpold • I beet, sight The council then adjourned.
y. •
rear ad ; 1 a.trti AMY eig9r rears old, doe to
calve In Apprf; teem rotas tar years, doe to PROVINCIAL. POLITIC
cote. le March ; 1 tow.. rt.tog three tan, --
dviwr mak : 5 st ; 1 `+Iva.: 7e recd on .: The Temperance -Liberals Gain-
! btsiar • 1 sower ; 1 hue.e rake ; 1 wagon ; 1 Q�-
sst bah rfsiabs ; 1 baggy . 1 Portland cutter. d us South Lanark.
m•fly .ew- 1 hail. dr,u; 1 cultivator and th
hi
l
Libetas cut tel
sa.Mrsmbd� lst1 Wee n.rrow : 1 twin prow ; 11 the 3•' ree per
1 Mary arr.Imo. 13; iter of diamond barrows; cent. from Cooeervative majorities
Weft. t let is .eal' • 1 Lana roller ; 1 tcuf ter : 1 throughout the Province there would
wet wipe• 1 min l ; I hay rook ; I strew throughout
a great accession of members t o the
5.51.1: 1 mood *Mmes roe.. ; 1 o.k yoke ; 1
seed team borer • 1 .rt ot.plow horns..: Y+ Liberal side of the House. io South
aye*; e•ewair: 1 .ht"la^vw: t grind- Lanrrk, the late Col. Mathesno'/ dd
dais ; 1 taidtew • 1 gvsa el b.. x ; 1 Oat bin ; t
water troagh : 1 g�n cradbr• 1 eortbe ; 1 consti Weoc j , the Liberals at t h. te-
erswaar ; 1.000p si.vel . 1 auealsg spode : 1 cent bye-elr•cUon did seduce the hostile
4u(.1* ' • ob.vel ; several loess • a aumbsr m.jonty try one-third, and this too in
de.da bap' 1 eeaf°S `w°s' 1 wood obs,
spite of the fact that the constituent
d aprl 5. act pia: ahImmo bis pit; rrobe is one of the most consistently Tory
rags. Mem 945594' seal deet aetides o in the whole Province and i hat since
m'
s ees te•mwa tloA Is° a we/WSW lo
OW= 11106 i t bar been allowed Lir go to them
limitytsal ter ens abets[ a boatel et erre
hi t A M ibrpo.sd ot. as the Ism l by acclamation. The Liberals in this
•▪ ,▪ ice•�+rr� rafe,olovrai seaae.11 min. o,ee did not win the at, but they
et op sossi'impig :.vr'bag am.sot owe h.eave given real encouragement to
mmlkt w/Melves es tuetskl g •p- their friends in many oonetitaeocies.
pswd •)tial oro w dtooeat d todr sir If a majority of W O can he pulled down
ea5'eotsep�a MIt eYwM fan ash os mitt to COO it is looked upon as proof that
STEPHEN WDLLIIC THO8. OUNDRT. the tide has begun to ebb from the
Conservatives and to flow with the
AAUCTION S ,LB Liberals instead. With • leader lite
Mr. Rowell this change u inevitable.
Lr Y1s?OCY. it is only a matter of time, and recent
TM seMSMwdZ55 received ta.a. 5s.. to sventa both inside the Legislature and
sell by rails maim at EL Bill & Co.'s limey,
Castes, es monde in the Province make it look
P'*LDAT, APRIL L I as if the time were not to be nearly as
-
at w a. tis follow ,. : long se some people expected.
w grim,. sad .4..
ss�••ew .ghire. sr e w east nog Temperance Pobciip �a t 94554 era• ales
rergs,1 tad M w
McKr • 1 blast mare. i ee.
i t is not possible for the temperance
dee rhes• tea Meds. • 1 brews debate to continuo during the whole
Mess, da amu • paid E.'� )naw : t k.r of the .•.ion. Last week saw *bat
masa six lmne. seised �aW ears; l Mr
harm. du years. dtataess wad ; d was probably the close of the contro-
pdr, eaves ase t ream. • Anse Yvey venial side of the question for Ibis
tatet bepamrw ramie It V bow possible to examine
r. it rat.. a i"neg the
saeassesras • 1 mare. eve p.5rc1, • magi tiara of the two parties.
15b4slaet mare- tea cm telae wile • Liberals are st111 standing firm
byef , me heti s ht� •s4 timtimia aa2,1 with telt policy of abdteb the bar,
rat t a ea h• 1 taw hes ( while Meth the doing of &II bars
�tSeaWrS--+a e.;1 ea- sad peobildliag the anis of liquor i o
es'ia dabs mid the eut-imi.g of local option
to wipe oat tits where the elee-
Taves tar. ]lar. 2:ch.
Vaal wheat, prbamb 5 411V. to e e YI
Bock vbe.t- pr bosh u Y to 0 M
Oats.PerI 39to
110
id
per too. SS Saris/. par bask 0 AS ttoo 5 1*
Max family, per cwt 2 a5 to 1 75
rictar, patent, per cwt 1 in to 3 ..
Ikea, per too LI 00 to fit 09
some. Per to..... 19 Os to 21) •5
Hay, per too, new... .p11 0 to 12 to
*raw .. 880to 1000
Wood. per load 5 SO to 6 00
Batter, per lb.... 933 to u 17
Old Caere. per lb 0 18 to n :5
New Cheese. . 011 to 018
ger tear. pee dos 0 u to a s'
Apirr: pr hal r! to Y rq
Potatoes. per bu.bdl ens io 1 lea
Cattalo, atd.y to gmaoo, per ewe. 5 '0 to ' 225
Lets., export, per ow: . . , e SO to el 75
Balla..... ... .... NOS to 9 2;
Lem pe Taal.." 3 id.itt to to { to
in
TaNsw,pr lb n rt8 to ('05
Yes, .cwt _ S .e to 9 ter
030 to 9 .l
WANTED
L'ARM HELP AND I►OMESEIC
i' 8ERVA 4Ta-Person. r. gnlr .. farm belp
should apply at ore to WILI.IA) UcQU1L-
LIN. Dominion Govetpple,,t Empldyme..t
Ageat� 81. Helem, Ont. 411.-r. lett with H. D.
wol7Dat�d 8t. Belem 04.. wilt rca.ive premix
att
LOST OR FOUND.
LOSE. -01 ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
• 419 harp• with little shamrocks' ea,
remedies Ise wµ The nodr will ob•ige the
ower o wiw it a. a oay.oir) by braving
It at TIwdtS8I0S.pL OFF'. 'E.
AUCTION SALES.
8roc K. IMPLEMLN'Tt. HOUBE-
HOLO Krim ars. ETC
deers Weller will .e.. by public auction at
lot 12. c•sdessbro .'. Aaklleld (los mile berth of
Nde1.
Pr.prister. Aearrer.
wa/a 10K
011.
1mil IOW
OWIliger Kwell 5esasy : 1 nbbr'r toes so decal. 14.. has hese
itlls Jambi., esra deSoit.ly.adoewi by the I>ominiovl
weeny : e mrd iMs tip eatg: 1 &silvery • Alliance.
* per saevr.11 1 teem 1 The Orraeervateven ooma parthhreoeother
{ twrsa5c..d ran wissau, 3 sal kia1. The bared pro1445.9'.isat 1st their she taeaaeg of lam see
&t••• b••R ie m ilmsas sad and sow rely mutely on what
I ea they dab to bs their strict .utoree•-
"m �M I meet st tie Rase, laws.
Kt. llewefD Is W last apes* se the
so-
ftball* w bar reseedisa, wfish cam
I =wit
gelid dams by taps see ryathe tatsttsr.
ky, mambathe li-Tst_ms. ht
t&, bE Mat w what 1 Mol abed bat ear
MOMS ens .embed- e`lo.. sial a ■s f of samases
arn Tbs_riesser.
se a". IMP 911' 616. LP:owerassestweill babe es
sem` •swum + i u tbst Ma ajel1
E V. Campion & Company
Uri sass: wghasm, Ihme.
Hiamlgwsi. Aso. a t ■ Mariam fit.
AN Raab_. esepen=lareig is addromad ce oar
stint
miss..: Amy Iamb 1. 1lsycors. Oast.
MILADY'S HAT.
Goderich Milliners Are Right up to the
Minato in Styles.
Although the weather is not partic-
ularly spring-like, the ladies are
greatly interested these days in the
spring millioery, and the openings at
the millinery establishments have
been well attended.
At Redgsne Bros'..
The millinery showrooms at Hod -
gens Bros.', where Min Reynolds is in
charge, presented a very attractive
appearance for tilt openingdays of
the season, and & large number of
ladies were out to see the new styles.
Millinery this year shows a profu-
sion of flowers, both in the laree roses
and mounts and the tiny English
nosegays tucked in under the brim or
tacking down the soft taut
crowns so much in favor. Small hats
are the feature for early wear, either
in the narrow boat -shaped hat or
small soft tam. The leading shades
are the "Nell rose," one of the many
tones of cerise ; the "Firm" shade,
bordering on the buret orange ; "Flor-
entine," one of the lobster shades ; the
always popular "Paddy Green,' and
the various shades of purple. One
particularly attractive bat shown was
a French creation of Matlame Pouy•
anne. The large olacque, of a soft
wood shade of finest legal braid lend-
ing itself readily to the curves of tbe.
artist, eau rolled high in tt
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large jet ornament+. Am/tiler that
caught the eye at once was a dainty
"Dolly Warden" hat. The drooping
rim Was covered with flowered ninon
over blue; tete edge finebed with deli-
cate shadow lace and trimmed
with wee bunches of flowers and
velvet *trspe.
Miss Campbell's.
There's a real treat for eve, y woman
who visits* tine ue wly tgwuda blvd ►wi.,
where are 10.be f all the chic new
styles ',bidses will be wearing
this seasob. lovely flat wasin
Colonial grey hemp, veiled in purply
hand -tinted chiffon and trimmed with
touches of black and coque de r..che
and imported feathers in the natural
shade. another beautiful creation
woe a large legborn hat with crown
and facing of white aeroplane crepe
and trimmed with silver gauzed cow-
slips shaded from the pale to the deep-
est pink. Some of the smartest bate
and shapes in vogue now for spring
are the close -fitting tailored hats. Mir
Campbell' has a range of Kyles and
fabrics that will delight the heart of a
woman of fashion.
Mies Cameron's.
Miss Cameron,bas heen busy attend-
ing to the many ladies who have called
to see her select stock of millinery
goods. AU the latest and most approved
styles are shown here and the season's
novelties are seen to advantage. The
spring millinery this year hes taken a
decided change. The hats are smaller
and closer -fitting, and bright colon
prevail, such as purple, falcon blue.
Nell rose, and pretty shades are
brought out by veiling two or three
colors togetber. The summer hats
will be larger, in the soft pastel shades
and white.
CHURCH NOTES.
Services as usual Io Victoria street
church next Suoday. Rev. Dr. Medd
will preacb.
Mr. Jas. G. Potter, missionary to the
sailors and fishermen, will be in Gode-
rich on Sunday and will address meet-
ings in the different churches.
The F.aat.er services in the churches
of the town were appropriate to the
great anniversary. Special music in
keeping with the day was rendered by
the choirs.
At North nreet Methodist church
next 8aoday the pastor, Rev. Alfred
Brown, will have charge of the public
services and the adult Bible class. in
the evening James G. Potter. sailor
missionary, will deliver an address.
The pastor will officiate at the
Baptist church services next Sunday.
Prior to the evening service a Gospel
roes service will be held. Bible school
and Bible class p. m. Youog people's'i
meeting every Mooday evening S p. w.
The unpleasant weather made the
audio nos at Knox church on Oocd
Friday evening rather small, hat,
those wino were present heard an ex-
cellent rendering of tltainer's -Cruci-
fixion" by the choir, under the direr
tion of Mr. Hooter. The p. indppaal1
solo parts were taken by Miss McOoli
and Jas. F. Thomson. both of whom
acquitted them admirably.
Blackstone presided at the pno and
Mr. Heater at the organ.
The service of song is Vi [xis stmt
triol so Raster nooday overman was
we>etey et the highest eomeased$tlen.
Supt Miss a.l Mea sowers
deooenkd the sSesabe The elms,
wart by 114 sfbdq maw fine le s/o r -
ship of Mr. S. O. Hdiltor. w.s teary
Mae. Mr. T. grralsw raw is ezellasse
Tobe. 'Issuer Lever of Nip aloes stall
Mise Heiebsr raMsrod fm
Mem "Fear Te hot. 0 lerater
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by ilteaea E. Rafter,
Diow. Biller said 1. Bisbee cwt
lir p• -. W�id"was e, alidel ;,
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11 bet womb Sett oidslwdy.
SPRING ASSIZES.
Owly Owe Adie Goes to Trtai-P1ywa;v.
G. T. R. Dismissed.
Tilespring ••• 1St. ooened at the
court house on Tuesday afternoon,
Chief Justice Sir litenbottne Falcon -
bridge presiding. There were seven
casae on the docket, but evidence was
taken in only one. that of Flynn v.
Grand Truok Railway Co,
'Ilse plaintiff in this cue is the
widow of William Flynn, who was
killed on February :td, 1p1* In the
O. T. R. station yard at Kincardine,
while in the employ of the railway as a
sectioatnaft. 11 was claimed that while
Flynn was clearing away ice sad snow
from the railway track a train was
shunted along the track on which
Flynn eau working, witboli. warning
to him, and one of the cats pasted
over him, and killed bite. Five
thousand dollars daoaages wan claimed.
After the bearing of evidence a
number of questions were submitted
to the jury. In reply to the first
question. the jury found that the death
of Flynn was not caused by negligence
on the part of the railway company or
ita servant.. aid accordingly the action
was dismissed.
The other cases on the docket were
disposed of as follows :
Buechler v. Baecbler.-Trial post-
poned to next Court.
Cutt v. Iialliogall.-Action for un-
paid purchase money of a farm in lite
townsbip of they and for possession of
same. Judgment in terms arranged
by counsel for plaintiff and defendant.
Graham v. Dancey.-Action for
specific performance of sale of deben-
tures of the Horseshoe Quarry at St.
Rat ye. Trial postponed to next non -
jury sittings.
Andrews v. Canada Co. -Action for
illegal distress of plaintiff's cattle.
Trial po.tposed till next Court. In
the meantime money paid into Court
by pl.intiff as security is released.
B •rr v. Cueing et al. Settled be-
tween Me parties.
Kacbo v. Standard Bank et al --An
action to secu.e the return of certain
notes given I.y the plaintiff. William
Racho, a farmer in East Wawanosh,
W the defendant the New Hamburg
Manufacturing Co. and afterwards
transferred to the defendant the
Standard Bank. These notes were
given on au .gree•nient for the sale bf
a threshing engine, which agreement
grog a/'.•rn-std. ranrellre. The defend-
ant C.nupaoy hat ing delivered to the
plaintiffs cotinael the notes in
question, no evidence was taken, and
the defendant the New. Hamburg
Mfg. Co. wan ordered to pay plaintiffs
costo.
There Wal, no criminal business for
the Court, which concluded on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
THE CLINTON CONVENTION.
Plan to Submit Canada Temperance Act
in Harm.
Clirton, March CJD. -The entire
county of Huron will go dry with one
vote it the electors endorse the action
of the county convention which met
bete tuda.v. H•rr.n is o -.e nt the larg-
est counties in' the Province, with
twenty-six municipalities, and four-
teen of these will after the first of
May be dry, either by local opri.ro or
the Duncan Act. *The campaign com-
mittee in the report submitted today
stated that it would be a hopeless ree
tb secure local option under the three-
fifths clause in She retraining twelve
places, mostly villages and towns,
Oederi -h. Wingham, Seeforth. Ex-
eter, Blyth and Brussels being among
the number, and they therefore rec-
ommended the adoption of the Canada
Temperance Act in itm new form.
The delegates were almost unani-
mous for the campaign to he bro igbt
on at once, on the underft•ndinq that
the law would receive the same rigid
enforcement that the "Whiney Gov-
ernment has promised for the Ontario
Liquor Act. The date of the election
cannot be set et present, but it must
be some time before December in
order to take effect May, 1914.
The committee on law enforcement
drew the attention of the convention
to the fact that the License Act was
not being enforced as well as should be
expected. Especially was this the
car in North Huron, and the Provin-
cial Secretary is to be asked to look
into the matter.
A resolution was pained endorsing
the action of the Dominion Alliance
in regoeeiting the Gaveroment to elim-
inate the sale of bottled liquors by
hotels.
The following officers were elected :
President. P. Buchanan. WIn�gbam
vice-presidents. A. T. Cooper. Maim;
R. P. Watson, Brucefietd; A. B. Oar?,
Blyth : treasurer. Rev. J. Ovv..se,
Clinton ; secretary, J. A. Irwin, Clin-
ton.
The following were pireesut at the
recreation from Ocdefith : Rev. Dr.
Medd. Rev. A. Beowa,.1. H. Millis..
Mite AIM), Tboe. Burrows. W. Blair.
Mr. and Wm. D. H. Rom.
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