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MEDICAL
DR. W. V. GALLOW M, B.
Mese Oiw leekarr.r�ww'i.teeba.s'
F. J. R. WURiTTSR-EYS, EAR.
are Year
wed
t�.aa.�creerr. name aea.
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are taL
Leaden. b aalaaa. Mar. R 8. Wetwisesoest.
Suemer4. •ee.•it. Rau Cassel .
:e n. nl.. r to a p w.. t to 1 p a Teimbene
a7.
Mill. GW. AND id. B. WHITING
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isad toe.`odas aadrYr�isw`m.
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LEGAL
DHOUDFOOT, HAYS a KILLOR.
1. lianisser. Minters, ,1 tens load st bore Ceara sta ...��.Private [Prynne. Q/p . K. gC..,, R' i1 �S. J. I.
K1I.Ro AR M.
y54ti. CAMERON. K. p�Oa.0,,l1tiBARRIS-
FtrrLL• Tow Oild.elecb. Ord e. Odlews-
deer be
,+care.
(1HARLSB GARROW, LLB., BAR-
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Oct. to at to rates.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS OUNDRY
11 AUCTMUNtiit
lieu gC. Oedadcb. Lll l.streatyMerawsmail
br wa
emit to =tee wuwpww ►b W/ at.
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
$20,000 PRIVATE
b.HON. 8arrester Bsrnsee stress. Orderless.
w R.1tOB1iRTMOh.
1' LYHURANCIC AGENT.
ride Aso lre.rate* : Drlttab. Curdles and
Larissa.
iso WWII WQltarAIera�sa LOT...
ITT : The Otos& .
Jee.watiea
Lies/AIL.d iwdee. Ss
FaustrT arta O Winner Doom : 11. U.0.
V00el*y snd usaes•y.
Oies at .040.ae., seesaw .t ♦b
eta and et. 11lssvld'. saner.'Arse 17a
,U catILLOP MUTUAL FIRM 11.4
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Ytl1tn1'mese
; Annwunsa!larking indicia
:11.1011111, .w ile6tssvUls: R. 'netts.
net e k .rfl t b.a.r. 8estortb ; IL
les Y.sac see dada /rrrde
twerij:Ederveet ewer
Sr1RIIQAor su'aisss'
WA1.TItRIL Ooir'rT. P..
' Mame or etaaalLpk IJCRVoII.
Both Quick and Permanent strength
1f yea are run down or tired out.
f you lake add easlly.bove ao ap�egl
we, Pik* lseb or have other eiideoa
d lewesd vitality, try our MaeL.od'e
Syme liene.Mer ender our guaran-
tee to rimed the pries paid H the
ready his to give entire satisfaction.
It aide d1SMtba, tense up the noerrone
mime and gives both pia and per
result.. Oise dollar a bottle.
a by Moataed Medial..
00.. 66derlM. C.t For salls by t R.
Brophey Bros.
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TM L.sAs_
Paiersl Mr de s
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beam M
alibiadall 'to
LOCALS -PERSONALS
Pretty Window
The store windows of the local ram-
irate
Iy
oa the OLoom.
Own are very pretty sad at.
Inset aimed deal ter atesaMea. Be.er-
441 paspl have started to mount the
dote or bels Ia the utadoated age,
"IleAeaeler" and 1.lisg to accomplish
M ii
diprr dad bet t �eeu up the job
prise. Al) the
1111111Pme hare Marinate' windows are models of ex-
edbwes sad W to brighten up the
old town at this festive saa.00.
Aw Edusstisnal Expert
From The Obarbtte (North Caro -
Liao). News of a reosat date we clip
the following. wblob refers to a former
Goderleh loanable boy, a graduate of
Ooderleb CdleRlat. Insatute ;
At the nrsesOcllag of county euperio-
LMldenta of eduoatloo at Raleigh lest
week, the occasion being the uteeting
.tf I b.. 61.'e Towhee,' Assembly and
Ae.ttmi•twu
of Uwtoiy� buperioteo-
deata, Prof. William McCluskey, super-
inteadeat or Mecklenburg schools,
was hesorsd by being` elected presi-
dent et die lfd.eat dI.u*i of oouoty
suponiNeihneta lirdmese Markt r°titbrreect state, the
ng about :Ib
oomnies. hues are four such dis-
tricts
idtric8s b the state. The honor to
M,ebMhwg'e superintendent Is the
[tore clidal because of the fact that he
hoe hers in the .tate only about six
imeath•, be having come directly here
from Hawaii, where be had been a
superintendent of schools tae sixteen
years. Mr. McCluskey, according to
the Msckl.nburg peoule, who were at
the ttracber. emoting, made a gond
impression with the county supetin-
tondente and wad at once recognised
as a ao of constructive Ideas along
educational lines.
Huron Old Boys
The old boys of Huron county reef -
delft 1n Toronto bald their am ypl re-
union In Mt. George's ball, Toronto,
aud listened Wan address from Coo -
troller McCarthy. Maosrr. John,
Grieve►, Jewell, Scott, W. E. Rowell
and Dr. Stenbury were .ei.eted to in-
ve.titrttte the early history of the ooun-
ty. The officers elected tor the com-
ingear were:-Honorsry presided*,
Mir John R. Williams. Mir 'W. D. Otter,
W. K. alcNatsgbt, M.P.P., and H.
Clucae ; president. Robert Holmes ;
vice -presiders Dr. H. S. Btrotbers
secretary, R- Foody ; financial mere-
"rt.R. 8. Crocker; treasurer, John
Rortson ; auditors. J. P. Martin,
F. W. McLean and W. 0. McTaggart
committer. Major Beck. Dr. titvt-
hery. N. B. Cobhledick, K. McLeod,
T. 0. Moots, R. 8. Sheppard, W. E.
FlondyW. W. Sloan. F. T. Hodgson,
A. F. Johns, W. F. Contelon, F. 8.
Hiek, W. T. Ptidbam, C. C. Ranee,
D. M. Johnston, R. A. Raetell. W.
Tssnblyn and A. Vanatooe.
February 311b will be Huron coun-
ty's day In Toronto. The mearbers of
parliament, mayors, editors and uusny
others from the old county will he ill -
toted to the manual at-home of the
H,uoo Old Boys' Association to be
held at Oddfellows' hall. Collage street.
on the evening of that date. Com-
mittees were named 10 arrange for
the event.
108
NOX A COLD
IN ONE DAY
The most .rearkable Cough and
Cold medicine ever discovered. Stops
a cough. relieves asthma and bron-
chitis. a 108 Noxa Oold is .old at 25.".
and 50c per bottle at all drug stores.
MAFEKINU
Norman Shackleton visited friends
at Glamis lot Friday and Saturday.
Dr. M. Blake and family, of Winni-
peg, ars spending holiday. at the form-
er's old home here.
The school concert which was to
have been bold this eveninghas leen
poelpoo.d till Friday evenng.
Quite a number from here atteoded
the onneet t held in school rection No.
10 on Thursday evening. All report a
good Lime.
f. regrettable to report the death
of athaoi.l Maunder. on Sunday
evening. Deceased had been ailing
for quite a while with ioftammatloa of
the lunge.
Mc,
41011 ipn /Bothers eaOO.papied
by
friemi,Mr. ICSy Milker of, the
Ontario Agr1ealtural College, also
Medan. Channon and Carman 8totbers
ere spending their vacation at their
home here.
KINTAIL
Wedding bells ate ringlog !
Mr. Lorne MacLennan is borne from
the west.
Mime Mabel Finlayson, of Lorne, le
vieiti at Oboe. Stewart's.
Miss itis (Iowan wee home from
Stratford Normal sebool far the holi-
days.
✓ . Chas. Matairegor, of tkbrieg-
v111e, is 'pendia( the v.ostioo at bus
home hese.
Mises. Renewal' Griffis of the 0.0. 1.
and Wes Lura OHM* are hoer for
the holidays.
Mr. John Row of tba Queen'. Uni-
versity was vlslttag .t the borne of hie
.est, Mr.. A. D.ek.tt.
p�Mr. Rodericktu
MeeKssis, of
itirta W1a.4-
hi. Job. mad MMerrdoe with
Mr. ex Medarale, et Pert Al-
bert, spent a few days as the home of
his est. Yin Aside Maeiw.le.
The careen held at the Install
imbed ea 114ds proved to he • eau -
MOO mai Mieseau-
MOOeMiltlen le to be ref
grnt..letd the way ie whish the
eblidren their Arta.
Mn Mr. M. MasiEdeide at-
tire .t .n[... ter. Else ishaM Mr. Jou
.r..
Met phase 1• Leaden
.a WWeesdep. Dawhee 17tb.
Timm who were hese fur the Ml-
dawere t 1 s. Joule Jehtagr.
wheel mid eeLe amPavel kt
sea IElasso ladle (.sn sal Asea
Nee[.aslw et the G.p.1.. were epee&•
=Stir wtltefee- .t tbdi immeMl'r
SIGNAL s GODYRICH : ONTARIO
Tit LATEST MARKETS
Toronto Cattle Market
•.emseatativs prime are -
i sport settle, chole.... $$ . 6o to
do. medium 8.00
da bull. .....ecce7.00
Butchers'. ambit 8.40
do. good 7.16
do. medium 7.00
da commas 1.60
Heifers, good to ckotee7.76
de. medium 1.00
Botcher cows. choice6.60
do. medium to good1.00
do. common . 4.60
Butcher balls, choice... 1.76
do. good bulls 1.16
do. medium ...r1.00
do. rough. boiogaa4.00
Feeders. 860 to 1,106 lbs6.00
reeding belle 4.76
Stocker., 700 to 900 lbs1.00
do. medha 1.00
do. llgbt .. 4.00
Cutters 4.00
Calibers 1.60
Makers. idea. each.. 11.00
da aom. and .anis40. W
'priagers .........ecce 40.04
Calves. veal 9.00 1
de. Interior ' 1.00
Welker lambs 1.10
Neck lambs 7.76
Beres 6.00
)looks aid culls 4.00
Hep, weighed of cars9.31
do. fed and watered9.10
do. Lob. 6.71
P.M
5.10
7.60
8.76
5.40
7.76
6.10
5.05
7.10
7.be
6.11
6.61
7.16
6.71
6.16
6.16
7.06
6.10
6.71
6.60
1.61
4.60
4.16
10.00
61.00
10.00
0.10
7.10
6.90
5.10
606
1.10
0.00
0.00
0.00
Toronto Grein Prices
TM hollowing wholesale prices are
emoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wbead-Lake ports. No. 1
northern, 93c. No. 2, 11 Q c, track.
Oodertch, winter storage 1 cent per
bushel more.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 new. 84c to
16c. outside; 90c to 91c, track. Toron-
to.
Manitoba Oats -No. 2 C.W.'s. 41c,
track. bay ports; No. 3 C.W.'s, 39Ke.
Ontario Oate-No. 2 white, 34c to
U. outside, and 3$%c to 29c on track.
Toronto.
Corn -Kiln -dried. No. 2 yellow, ell -
rail. Toronto freights, lac to 74e;
natural, No. 3 yellow, new, 73: to 73e,
Toronto Might..
Pea. -Nb. 2, 31 to 31.05, car lots,
outside.
Rye --No. 2. 64e to pie. outside.
Rolled Oa11--Per bag of 10 pomade.
32.1254; In smaller lots, 12.23%4; per
barrel, 54.70; wholesale, Windsor, to
Montreal.
Barley --Good molting Insley. out-
side, 66c to 56c_
Buckwheat -No. 2, /6c to 68c. In ear
lot. outside.
MUlteed-Manitoba bran. $22. track.
Toronto; shorts. 322.110 to $22; Ontario
bran. 122 In bop; shorts. 123; mld-
dllap. 131 to 126.
Farmers' Market
Following are the latest Quotations
for farm produce at 8t. Lawrence
Market. Toronto: -
Fall wbe.t, bushel r .55 to $ .10
Onto .29 „ .40
Harley .60 .62
B eekwbet .70 .00
Rye .63 .00
Pena .90 .00
lds3l /1111081y. No. 117.00 15.00
Abed .ad clover 11.110 16.10
Cattle hay 10.00 12.00
Straw, bead led 16.00 16.00
do. - loose 10.00 11.00
Rye straw 15.00 00.00
foga, aew laid. dos.66 .66
Butter. choice. dairy.32 .21
Chicken, dressed. 1b.18 .20
do. each .16 1.00
Pool. Ib. ecce .13 .11
Toting ducks .18 .30
01d decks ... .16 .00
do. each .90 1.10
0ees.. 1i. .17 .20
de. each - 1.71 1.90
Turkeys. lb. .23 .21
Live spring .11.6.ns.15 .16
do. fowl .11 .11
Potatoes, bag 1.00 1.10
Apples, barrel 2.06 4.26
Celery. bunch .06 .00
Chicago Llveeteek
Cattle -Beeves, 16.76 to59.70; Texas
steers, 11.15 to $7.10; western steers,
11.11 to 37.31: stocker, sae feeders,
11.00 to 17.66; cows and heifers, 33.10
to 31.10; carves, 17.00 to 311.00.
Hogs --Light, $7.60 to 17.16; nixed.
37.60 to 17.96; heavy, 17.00 to 35.04;
rough. $7.60 to 17.70; pegs. 10.10 to
,14.50:. balk a 'ales, 1270 00 17.10.
sh«p-Nwve, 34.60 to 10.00; wee.
tern, 14.10 to 11.00; yeerNnga. 31.70
to 17.00; lambs. native, $6.00 to 31.11;
western, $1.60 to $.11.
The Seed Markel
Tomato m r:heats are paying to
farmers per bushel as follows:
A1.1te. Lao. 1 $.10 to $9.00
do. No. 3 , 7.10 5.00
do. No. 1 6.04 7.00
Red Clover. No. 1 7.71 1.10
do. No. 1 . 7.00 7.10
Timothy. No. 1 2.76 2.35
de. Na 1 2.00 2.10
Baled P4.y and threw
Teresa) ameba/de .re baying on
trask. Tomato. at the s..ewtag
Baled bar. No 1 914.60 to 111.00
Matra 11e. 1 13.10 14.00
No. 3 11.06 12.06
Pie. 1 5.00 1.06
Dated Waw 5.06 0. ee
Knee e.Aal. Cattle
Q.ttle-.IN•dy : Prime, unehaaged.
Veale--Aettve sad steady; 36 10
311.,0.
80O --wavy sad wised. 31.11:
,st'Iu s, W Ara. Wit to p.16:
reaps. 37.31 to 17.41 • .last. M te
50.71; darks, 35 to 1+.11.
blahs sad sheep. heej spy
Hares s.d Mew C1.BN.
A reaaway law crura with the 1
earh.e .t W.11.[1,
ea Oa rues sear w Ne.
T1t. hs. '
llir.- Chrome tabs.beee. ler.
aM stat. said wrestled
1..asldhw Ors d 1hs herds' ass 1
TaOfaeAT, JAN. L Mss s
WOMAN COM
NBT WALI
She Wee So m-R..tored $.
Health by Lydia E. Pori►
Leelds Vegetable
Peatwster, Mia. - •'A year ems I wee
very week aad the totter .old 1 had •
aeri.asmasa..
aunt I ked letk``-
dews plat ache wad hearing
that I esti sot silt
le a choir or walk
across the door and
1 was in severe palm
all the tdetss. 1 feM
disetmtrged as I had
.bloo everything 1
Lydhirdi of sad
ia
se better. I
ttWt Composted sed sew I ma straw
end 1 �aML.Dl2, Be Pst.rich.
Ikaadwba Aaotberweswa eayn
Perris. IIL-"I bad such backaches
would feel d� steed en .y feet I
sad bed each a heavy est lob of frigheeling in tby t
tide. I had web terrible doll headaches
every day and they would make me feel
so drowsy and sleepy all the time, yet I
maid not sleep at night.
"After I bad takes Lyda ILPlekba.'s
Vegetable Compound a week I began to
improve. M bsek.. was Lew and
that heavy i• my side went
away. I ebto take the Com-
pound dad am reed.
" You may publish this if _yea wink."
-list Cosi a L Gummi% R.R. N., 4,
Box Alli Peoria, I6.
Such
letters
prove the value mf Lydia
woman's Uig. Why
Compound for
Way tfsa't yes try it?
THE DEATH TOLL
Accidents in Canadian Iwdtotries is Large.
W Appalling
A lucent derrfrom Ottawa say*
tbat Ibe-toll Of death from indoats led
accident, lhlougbout Canada during
Um year 1012, as shown in it report
Jost publirhed, vont the lives of rot less
then 1,2211 workmen, while, 5,780 re-
ceived retious injuries,. Thn. 7,000
worles. in Canadair iminstriel aunty
tort with fatal nr serious, erridente
while in lbw di.ebate, of their duty
during the twelve. months.
Fire at Belfast
Lu.know. Dee. 2ft-A leg brick
home, owned by Genrllr Nixon. et
Brlfert. was tota.ly deettoeed by dna
but. night . Twt, mew w ion were keep-
ing -trach" these had their Christ -
mar Day pie. -sat et sadly marl rd by
the accident. The came of the fire ie
not definitely known, but it is rup-
ree/el to have been trout au overb.ated
stove.
adway's
eady
elief
!hest Ilea 4311 .li it., 7t.w Tart. R:leet
•'fly aIto so tell Kq .Mt rut Wra.
eeaa. 1 ..Ileo to tt.• dort..r. trot Ito f.11.1 ti
bele bee tar. tYe bore a. time. to 1 • rt.
a d
So 1 bream* 117 euecant* .ed e;,:. trad-
w•Y• x8 -ad 1011.4 sod rms. 1 ate b.r .e-
c..dlot la il..way. a 1..118 and .he west
bort te wort tee deet["
COLDS D COUGHS
Apgar tee Liter 'a Ibe tbroo sed chest
Man t4 Surfer. .-.rt, end r Idre,. Aloe
1.dwq'. P111. f. .•r► do.-. ea trill freely
retort. the beer1.. For a ...Moe reit late a
Nur new 1•dw.r'• P111. .N a tt...te.ald
et Liter with . to■t.tao.t.t r4 -er,..t.• r
e le -..Nr .4 hM wear. 1.11., at tree is
ace.
1. t►. a.erNer Ihe robe w1Il w eves.
13.DWAT • 00.. Y.atnal. Cat.
ricCal l's
Patterns
Perri it
(-lowes
LOOKING AHEAD
The outlook for the coming Season is most encouraging and we have
planned accordingly with bigger stocks and many improvements in our store to
meet the demands of our steadily increasing trade.
The large business done during the past season in our House Furnishings
and Ready -to -Wear Departments warrants us in devoting still greater attention to
these departments and they will be found most up-to-date in every respect.
A Guid New Year to Ane\ an' Aw
M- � Millar's Scotch Store gni"
He Walked It
One bright moonlight night, a abort
Llam ego, a local young an, who had
a sweetheart lady friend living in Clin-
ton, went down to that "burg" to pay
hie weekly devotions. The young
lady was pretty and fain to look upon
ano while in her presence the Ocde-
r ch swain forgot that time wee flying.
To hie great sorrow be soon after dis-
covered that the last train had
gone. He had to to at work early to
the morolog. and he was In a had fix.
As the moon was shining its brightest
be thought be would"beat 1t" , so
tramped the entire distance arriving
here early the next morning.
Rheunto Cures Rheumatism
No metier grow long •landing your
care may be don't despair, get a hottle
of Rbeumo today. F. J. Rutland spells
it with • guarantee to benefit you.
Rbeumo ie woadetiul in its quick ac-
tion, the plan ceases, the muscles and
bones are rid of sureness and stiffness
and very noon • Rbeumo patient is
able to have the same et.tength and
vitality t:f youth. Rbeumu builds
blood so rich end thick that uric acid
cannot possibly exist. Rheums coats
only 51.00 fora large bottle from F. J.
Rutland or direct, all chargee prepaid
fro.n B. V. Marion Co., Brigeburg,
Ott.
ST. PETER'S SEPERATE SCHOOL.
The following is the result of the
Christina, exeminatleme. The t.sa.ea4
are arranged in order of merit:
Form IV. Sr. -M. Spain, M. Kell,
A. Thoraval, H. Webb, H. Kidd .•.
(haft. H. Phelan, H. Austin, V. Plage,
G. JeKrey, J. Mos.. 0. Farr.
Form 111. Sr. -M. Bowler. R. Merlin,
P. Bullard, V. Dodge. N. Woollcombe,
J. Farr, L Farr. H. Baechler.
Form III. Jr. -J. Kidd, M. Webb, C.
Baecbler, A. Fine, V. Jeffrey. G.
Spahr, A. Moser, J. Hunter, H. Rob-
inson.
PROMOTIONS
To Sr. 11.-K. Clearvoont, P. McCar-
thy, Lynn, 11. MnKny J. Lyne, J.
Jeffrey.
To Jr. II. -J. Ryon 0. McKay J.
Webb, S. B•echier. U. Foley. M.
Weiss.
To Jr. 11.-M. Austin, L .Jeffrey.
N. Clearmont, M. Thoraval, M. Me.
Inioeh, M. Rya.. M. GtlMo, F. Webb.
P. McDougal.
To Mr. I. -1t. Woollcombe, &Kobin-
son E. McCarthy 0. Hunter A.
Dodge, P. Webb, E. Jeffrey, A.
McCarthy.
. Lumber and
Building Material
for sale to Mesa quantities
THE PAGET GRAIN DOOR Co.
are now prepared to supply all kinds of build-
ing material, having a large stock of all kinds
of lumber on hand, including Ontario White
Pine, Shingles and Lath.
Hardwood Flooring and Inside Birch
Finish a specialty.
Call and see our samples of Birch Finish.
Soft and Hardwood slabs for sale by the
cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH
•
"A Perfect WonsanWobk Planned
To Warn, to Comfort and Conunand"
Nature Nevar Wendedws.arr le bei of or ma, ken
'berm." Wanes M wanes sailer asedisetly kemode el "het _
to staamk=6.11
irheed
asidegJ•wsw;eea6rlAits. For a por.oeagheall=dl6e 1r1M r
myopias' sodded M se good as
DR. MRCVS
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
es a seething and dreagibeshie aer• Me 'Wawa** e
aereaus- einem i�bMt. Memos and l•'"`
aol
bar
aless`at near `�bi�s�� a is1.6.1.. swim Ia.. voisolibig deep
dsrwdmgr, /;aq Y .reisskPI"Doel=min. .114111.4.1141.
AND OPENING ----SALE
h
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We have teased the well-known stand formerly occupied by John Butler in the same block
two doors west.
Our new store will be opened on Saturday, January 3rd, Iy4.
We want you to attend this sale. This sale will be one of the biggest we ever had. We could
not mention our prices, but we assure you ou will save dollars.
Buy your winter outfittings at this sale.
Come one. come all.
Tell your friends about thts sale.
Wishing Everybody a Happy New Year
M. ROBINS
Clothier and Gents' Furnisher
OPEN EVENINGS
r
. God rich
J