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BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
of all kinds furnished prompt!) and at reasonable prices.
If you are thinking of building this year we should be
glad to have you call and talk it over with us.
GRAIN CHOPPING
We have the facilities for doing this work without delay.
lioderlch Planing Mills,
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AUCTION SALE.
Don SALE -MOVING PICTURB
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Pnrr.ant to • dishes., wu rant for net Meed
be Rom K owe atalert Jame■ A. (tither sod
to me din -ted. i have rebel sed win abs ter
.ale by male section on
I SATURDAY, THE lard DAY Or JANUARY.
I.ti, at !o'clock pea„
spa Me premise. at w meow et Montreal
street and the Square. lately 000gtld by Jame.
A. Culver s• a Moyle, Picture Ekon. the tel -
1 Mw lee teed. and ,battels. n wooly .
The Intens d Nis rid Jams. A. Calver to
lone William., "Metric pl•no sad amok rent
therefor. Pwers mewls( Mews tstsahlas, "m-
aw 3, no ahem., ass geneeathnsr set. me drop
curtain and .tame setting., me an es.
is one cabinet and Ixtare., rz targe
pleterer, a neaatlty et mettles.
Tzars. ne xat.tt ('..a r amend alz
pays ale In alied pply to J. 1.
inner CrstxM,
areter,ss � Jemmy.
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Ates k. C ILILrHWAITE. MIME
CARDS OF THANES
fro THE ELECTORS.
Lassa alp Oswnszr*e : 1 el* ta extend
iL'r"Mie t flee* t 1i
dell esdeaver N reeds, err best ssreM
at my s.mmasd sed hsps a . to de es le
seeks as te Justify t yes
vs 4 r. W. 1►wOfIWtO(7r. JR
moo THE ILII TI'ORN OP GODS -
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drams row pay 4.- laird nes te ea -
Med ey mute *teak • lir obs frau re
h des. Is st...1 me a year
torte will Mrt!'L of ti
4afatiir Awt'urtt«c.t est Wb
Hsaws sae.
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Ase India'twe•ble Publication.
The add a eddabde C:, td lap Alwae le
again at head In it - 1915 I. mt.
is the sizt eigRhts of the series, the
Almanac baying .•• s Ihat published
Ise 11147. Is Ile page•• is to be tonna In.
flermatios of inner n.e varlet y aad is
g reat on .irk ttaatters as the
Gostoebe ted colli Fry sad ast�-
Mal oakedatiose and�mssy ether
*Inge. 'hese w Nita of the poet-
Cas -
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▪ of
Canada, Is llas-
bssL burse lee, mss C
brreis�fe and force Gestate..
sear. U tea b Rio t•
of tbs
n ew M 4odna Lat.�Workman's Oo.ip.e
published by the Oopp Olseadirse U.rtt 0..-
Dee7• Umited,�Taroste t Ries. 01.00.
The Woman's Redid of R tlsea+g*'e
abase& h.Y-h. anneal Wettest r the
Metaeh .Monitomm es Monday. Jae -
eery 1It TMa�mb//ae,� was good
led W Orme by the
year werthe treassagg's everysat
* bowleg 1 o bats bantt. Tbs
fotlowinH w.ee dewed afro the
seethe year Hnsorwry ps0deni.
Rev. J. B. Potherbs/ham 1 pes.Hee4
Me.. W. I. Hostess t viesp,sillest,
0..0114.11,"11111k `Mao REM L �`
MIS e4 Is 1111S JAwassismaide as dye.
(ODERICH. ONTARIO, TIIVRSDAY, JANUARY 14. 191
ALL OFF FOR 1915.
TOWN COUNCIL GETS DOWN TO
BUSINESS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Mayor Reid Gives the New Members an
Idea of the Problems They Will
Have to Tackle -Standing Commit-
tees for the Year Appointed.
The 1915 town council bold rte Is-
*ugnrsl meeting oo Mooday forenoon.
with all the Inemhero present. Before
entering upoo the define of the year,
Mayo. Reid asked permission to .d -
drew the couucillors briefly. After
ezteoding eoogratutatblue, he said the
lousiness of the ye..r would Involve
sops big queatjnus, such a. the ex-
tension of the water .ripply, the On-
tario West Shote Railway, sewer@ and
sidewalk., and the anancird diM.rot-
tie. With regard to the last -men -
trussed a careful study of the financial
statement proved the town to be in •
better pueatloo than was at Ent sup-
ppowseodd With regard to the water, the
Psovineinl board of beeltb had sent
. vel al oommunicaljOf11 strongly ad-
vising the installing of a chlor illation
system or otber mode of scouring an
adequate supply of pure water; some-
thing would have to be done this year.
A report was In the poesserion of the
town, and would be presented at the
next meeting of the council. from the
engineer sect by the Hydro -electric
Commission to go over the electric
railway and see what could be done
with it. The Mayor strongly advised
that the council take up the report in
• businesslike manner and either get
the road into operation or sell it.
Another matter was that of the
sailors' monument. He did not like
the town papers telling the nouneil
what it should do in this matter, and
be hoped the council would dispose of
it at an early meeting. There was
also the nutter of punctual attendance
at the meetings. it. would be ap-
preciated if the members of the oouu-
clI would be on time and get the bus. -
nese over on schedule time.
The following were then appointed
a striking committee : Mayor Reid.
Reeve Elliott, Councillors McClinton,
Proudfoot and Wigle. An adjourn-
ment of fifteen minutes was made to
allow this committee to do its work.
On again aerembling a motion fixing
the first and third Fridays of each
moods as the }labia of Isertl•g was
eke motion appointing the
ayor a director of the Goderich Els
valor sod Transit Oo., LtJ.
Bylaws 1. 2, 3 and 4 were passed,
the firet three appointing members of
various boards and the fourth to bor-
row a certain sum for meeting the
0. W. S. R. bonds.
Mr. Geo. Mac V iar was appointed
to the vacancy oro the board of health
caused by Mr. F. J. Butland's retire-
ment.
Mr. J. H. Colborne was re elected to
the OiUegLat. Institute board. -and
Mr. J. Balt to the public library board.
The striking committee's report was
a. follows :
CenmitW- kir lets.
FtwAxca-B R Wigle, Wm Proud -
foot, J H McClinton. J C Laithwaite,
A J Paltridse.
Punta('_ ooze--Robt Elliott, J 0
Laitbwaite, J .7 Mosier, 13 R Wigle, J
H McClinton.
CtIwmmRIty AND PAaxa-J C Leith -
waits, A J Paltridge, J D Wilson, J
Moser, Robt Elliott
M a carr -J J Moser, J D W ihon,
A J Paltrier,, Robt Mott, J O Laith-
w•11».
8tsactAL, RELIEF AND RzasPTlO:f-
J H McClinton, Wm Proudfoot, E R
Wigle, J D Wileos, J O Lsitbwaite.
Viae -A J Peltridg., E R Wigle, J
J Moor, Wm Proudloot, J D Wilson,
Robe Elliott
Wargit, Loar AND HAaaOi-Wm
Pro(adfoot, .1 H McClinton. A .1 Pelt-
rid_ge, U A Reid.
The first named in each case is chair-
man of the committee, and the Mayor
le ezomelo member of •11 committees.
Councillor Moser suggested that
the eesacinere .\sell sit is order ..-
/ .dingoyo the number of votes they
stoma spm taauh.i9sbotTkatae'. wpb
were sot in that order were satisfied
with their pesitlos the wester
dropCouncil thea adjosrssd.
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REB MOBS NOTES.
Th. local branch of the Red throes
Society met in the ooenell chamber oro
Monday evening. hospital members de-
cided to prepare
ksittd goods. bed sock., led j packet
sod dns..fag gowns fur the sem bale ;
sand about ..ny dollar, were voted for
this purpose As Mn. Mel[ies asked
to be relieved of pert of the work le
eeaseetbs with knitting for the
Ilssiety, is future Mild
Napier street, will distribute yarn fu
or
espe, wristlets, and searh, while Mrs.
McKim will cool Mee to distribute
yarn
Is, socks.
Those wishing to soots ibis night
shirts, t b
night *blebs' !beet.
(90 is. z ID ). pillow .lips 1M in. z 17
feel. towels, or wash clothe. are no -
seed donation• to Mrs.
OGdboese.
The resat meet lag .1 the Pecker
will tats pb es os the shied Mealy
srf1he following ars the atarwnte re-
solved Apse the pebbled= of the last
:and Mrs. Gants, 0101 Muse.
Gerold Nis
Newton, W. J. McCab (OeiL
biose A. Iit Robertsse. Mee. LIMO,
Mies Dtekps.., MI _�seihs Mae.
$i (seemed
srrh ; Para. Geo.Wood. Mea
(sealed psyuees3 91 ssah.
LOOM. TOMOS IN BRIEF.
Risby Is iM Sai news Dant 51 ter
esrwaa M fiat .ow. �'. 1. kae�
immoral rto.row ▪ t W 'kraal
�a11. (t mid �
Mirth Ade carr -asst Mikan tiwk.
Ahessek Oltrptrr, L 0. D. E. will
`�Pld iIF .r mote►I1 twit :court' y a te+rpoup next s the' court
house at 4 o'clock.
Ramsssber the ooscvet at North
Wrest Methodist church on Friday
*espies of tics week. Admimi .n
free. A sullec*loa roll be taboo in
aid of the li.tstrn relief fund.
Tbe Bused el Trustees of Alexandra
Mariw.ad Genesi Hospital tendus•
is thanks t.. the Abmrrk Chapter,
I. U. D. IL, for coot: ibuuooa of 060 in
oath and hope furnishings to the
value of about ONO donated daring
the poet year.
The Foods!! Star 00., whn bare
Riven parlor manse at, Victoria Opera
House every night this week, call at-
tantlop Ls .h* stn. ill scenic produc-
tion of "the Rummy.* wbi.-b will be
Riven Friday .eight` Ticket* ate now
on tale at H. T. Edward: store.
The editor of The fugue' sin receipt
a an tnrft.Leon from Ibe fere-idro.
and oMoons of the Huruo OW Boy.
A,.ociscion of Turootu t.. attend L.
fifteeotb annual "at Ammo- of the
As.ncbti.•n, to be bell iu the 0dd-
detluwr' Tempts. Oa g • au. et. on
Pi
Way evening. 22nd too.
The Ladies' Aid of Boort cbnreh are
arranging a *butt progoito fur the
evening. of Fri lay, J*..u.t,y lied, in
the bw.ement u( the ranch, commenc-
ing at $ o'clock. Refreshments wi11
be served after the pi ()gram. Tbe
Proceed.' wdil go torso d. frying off
the mortgage on the eburch. Admit -
sion 10 cent..
Probably the i apt interest -Jolt
hockey ga.ne M Ibes row in Goderich
will be plsyalat the yrat etre.' rink
next Mooday rvening..wbeti Stratford
comes bete for tbw return game.
Goderich got the worst of it. at Strat-
ford last week, but Monday's game
bare i. by no rue.n. forrgoue cou-
elusion. and *tier the way the
boys put it over tit. Mary, on Tuesday
night the fora are iouttlug for a greet
exhibition of hockey hat week the old
rivals. Stratford enJ Goderich..
The Marine Social Laub had a grand
opening on Thursday evening last,
about two hundred people heiug pr..-
ent at the well-appointed rumor on
West *tteet. The diet part .if the
evening ea. oeeupied with progres-
sive euchre, iu which the pe
nese were ; 1st, Mise Uucharme and
Mr. Den McLeod: vaasobtins, Mrs.
Higginson and Mr. Jobs Graham.
After lunch had been served dancing
was commenced with music by ?desire.
Moore and Jubnstin end ny Piper
Robert Crake's, the affair was greatly
enjoyed by those present, who ate
looking forward to another occasion
of Ibe wine kind.
The Boyer -Vincent Stork Company,
with C. W. Boyer and Mabel Profit,
will men an engagement of three
nights only at Vict"rik. Oper. House,
Thursday, January 21, with the groat
scenic production „rhe Whirlpool," a
very beautiful comedy drama in four
arta. TEM company carrier all special
scenery and electrical effects for each
attraction and present.' it complete in
every detail. Several new and up-to-
the-minute vaudeville acts are intro-
duced between acts 0f every attrac-
tion, so that the theatre -goers are as-
sured of a full evening's entertain-
ment at a very small cost. This
company offers a repertoire of high-
class playa at popular prices -15c, 25c
and S5c. Reserved meets on sale at
Edwards' Monday morning.
NEW HYDRO. RATES.
Secretary of Provincial Commie ion Ho-
pkins New Charges.
The following letter to Town Clerk
Knox from the secretary of the Pro-
vineial Hydro -elects ie Commission ez•
plains the new rotas for lighting, etc. :
L
Member trod. Mt.
1. O .'(r �. Hest CweYrlw.
6ed.rt... O.tarie.
DzAlt Stn, -i am instructed by the
O.Amiesion to advise you that they
have decided atter • earns) study oo
lbstpaat.ed Aha esgiaeers tithe pewee,
IlgrMase *reef Maging-cased
ing Is your municipality. to redoes
the 4 tens per hundred pulse feet
earwigs share* to 3 rents per hundred
square het, with minimum ani ntaxi-
mees *bargee aro given below ; and I
ant further Isetructed to advise the
adeptloe of follow up domestic ap-
piiasese. sash es eleetrstoves, Irons,
bentsrt4 ie ate.. and to advise the ado¢
floe by your wusicipelity of Lb. fol-
lowiag sehednle of nese to take ,lest
es January 1st. 1915.
Domestic
p bis re4 mese* HMI et Nese area pr
meask. Madams ler ams aloin. fr
Ire slew feet. Maxims, Nor area
Mem fee sena quare fest
in ealcullating the Amor area *bares
whole rinks Of 100 square fest nil
shall' be considered, and in making up
essfotsers' monthly hills the nearest
unit of 100 square feet obeli be used.
Phriart.se, ear E. W. R.
seam aw/ meal
E e►aRp
Rue Us
a* se
_mamma matem -. w treese
Preset passes de swat tet.
As this dementia lighting nits M
soesswbas di*amt from your pre-
vious
ro-vious dem.esle rat, we are CM=
yyoons
as example babe, white we baleen
w111 make the mists..' satiably Blear to
see.
Ins GMs:
A~• OssimmeYai M It tees.
eit1 - ii _rasw,a
=•••=1.4)... `
�vae
a - is K W at M.
!a/ tett - s K WH at - .NI
Pewpt Payment dl.eet.1 Ito!
Te1s1 a10
W
.5
Commercial Lighting :
ea year tK..W..+es lm
IL
o. t3.. btalho' see per month et me
lie.
per teKd. W. H.
for the asst 70 beam' w per menthol coo
n ested Wet
Mad.
aria pr K. W. H.
for Lal euuauatptses Par swath ever the
Ike tea Maws are of oesseet,d lead.
Prom id Payment Mormon le',.
Power :
Stepper H. P.
!er mow b o/ connected lead oe mathan=
hoer deeded.
Pte. LJb per E. W. H.
Mr the MK Su bear: use pr tuowtb of cos.
w afted ted r mammals demand.
Plus lib. prig. W. H.
far the mooed `0 ho.,.' nee ppeer month of
.esserod Mad r au=teue deaaad.
Pled ler, pr E. W. H.
ler .11 addltleosl css.umpttee per moons.
Prompt psye est 4L.oant lo per oast.
Street Lighting.
51110 par 1n (. P. lamp per year.
Yoer. roti•
W. W. POPE. Secretary.
GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK.
A Harty Sendoff to Mr. J. L. Contra,
Who Goa to the War.
Mr. J. L. Coutts, who for six months
waa the ticket clerk at the C. P. R.
etati(.n and who in the shot time he
resider iu coder icb made many friends
in business and social circles, left
Tuesday morning for Toronto to join
the (7anedian militafy forces for over-
sews duty. He is attached to the in-
telligence deportment of tbe,j5th bat-
tery, 4th brigade of Canadian Field
At tinny.
Nuwbere has Mr. Coutts been more
deservedly popular than with the var-
ious organisations of Knox church
wi-h which he has been closely identi-
fier since coming to Goderich. Hu di -
picture for the front it a distinct lues
to the conga eget ion. lenlined late ly
upon bearing of hie enlistment the
choir, of which he was a valued mem-
ber, planned to give some testimonial
of their esteem. He was invited to
the manse .t i o'clock Monday even-
ing, and a little later, greatly to his
surprise, the Choir, fillip strong, as-
sembled at i he rave pla, e. Brief ad -
delouses were given expressive of the
high regard in which be was held by
all, and in appreciation of his sterling
wrath se • Meatless fte.Ueman and of
the ezerllent services rendered during
bis membership with the congregation.
Thereupon Mist Little in the name of
the choir ptt'ernted hint with a beauti-
ful fountain pen in . morocco case and
while ha was recovering from the sur-
pperee all joined in singing heartily the
familiar recruiting song, "Nur King
and Country Neel You. Mr. Coutts,
wbo is se modest as be is bteve, made
a graceful reply and atter the ringing
of the hymn "God to, with you till we
meet again" and the National Anthem
evrryooe bade him farewell and • safe
re: urn.
Later in the evening Mr. Coutts was
the guest of honor at a banquet Given
by the local C. P. R. staff at Black -
stone's reetaura.,t. About twenty-
five at about the board, lir. J. H.
Marshall, the local agent of the
C. P. R., presiding. After a generous
menu had received due attention, sev-
eral toasts were proposed by the chair.
man, and with music intervened be-
tween speeches • very interesting pra
gram wee carried out. Dr. A. G Em-
merson and Rev. Geo. "E. Rosa spoke
to the toast of "King and Country
Mesar. James Mitchell and W. H.
Robertson responded to the toast of
-.nub Array and Navy," and "Tbe
Guest of the Evening war greeted with
"He. • Jolly Good Fellow," followed
by speeches from Mr. G. M. Elliott,
tam chairman. and Mr. W. Shipman.
Tbe last named, in behalf of the
C. P. R. staff. attached to Mr. Coutla'
wrist • handsome military watch.
The recipient was evidently deeply
touebed by the presentation and the
warm words of appreciation which
had been uttered by the various
..oaken, but be managed to make •
brief but appropriate reply.
A toast to Tbe Management of the
C. P. $." Sys responded to by En
lrNsii %seeaJouspb Little and, leasee 91nci•ir,
lad the Meal toast wadi No the • boats,
the Mears. Blackstone.
During the evening WWI were given
by Messrs. Shipman, Junior and
Ooatta. A motion was passed that the
surplus of the funds raised for the
occasion be devoted to the Belglac
relief find.
Auld Lang Syne" and 'Plod Save
the King" brought the proceedings to
• Mose.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. W. K. Hager will preach at
both services next Sunday at North
street Methodist church. Morning
subjeet: "International Peace." liven-
ing subj.,t : "Row •Shrewd Hmaiseee
Mao Pound Salvation."
There will be a Prong service in the
�aptint church on Sendai night. The
well-known Sankeyb mns will hs
sung. Rev. Wm. H. Wrlgbtos will
preeeh the O nivel mes3age. A hearty
welcome Is extended. especially to the
young people.
Fallowing are the officer. of Knox
thumb Y. P. 8. 0. N. for the merest
tares : Hos. prsPNgtet. Re.. Geo. 1L
Rees t president, Mrs. Heilemese
Past vfe.-pesddeotl. Mies Adelaide
Nein • sewed vine -president. Mlee
With �Vsewed1gging; reeoedlag secretary.
MIPs May Stoddart • eorreepnndisg
.e.estary, Mise ?leo Tait • treesrer.
Miss Jog. Ranndera Ttree/darer.
Modiste
assets le the lecture rooms of the
rhumb every Tuesday evening at s
o'eloek.
*p. you saws Ale
Signal Cakk nd ars I
You may secure one by
paying •1.110 sow for
year Signal tot 1911,
TheSignal
THE *RONAL PRDITDIU co.. UMITKD. Posterns
s
COCK -A -DOODLE- DO
for those who Gould give It the seeded
attuntioa. Another and sUU sewer
branch was that of the .peci•liser.
--- who worked for a certain line of trade
DRANO CHORUS AT THE TOWN and would produce the requirements
of that trade, no matter what they
HALL THIS WEEK. were, if it paid fur them. In Meares/
tan cents each was being paid for eggs
-- - of this 04*.s, but the eggs had to be the
Great (lathering of Birds of High De- eame every day in color, Na. and
flavor, and the speaker said in cater -
gree under the Auspices of the log tor Lhls class of customer he would
Huron Poultry Association -Prof. produce anything they asked fpr, eves
F. C. Elford Add to. Poultry. If it was • black egg --but they would
men. have to pay for it. The consumer had
a right to say what be wants, for he
has to pay. In the poultry business
one does n,A have to wait for years
before getting any returns, but may
commence in a small way and work
up neither is the poultry crop de-
pes;dent on clim'tic conditions. Hens
dourtab in the frigid as well ea in the
tropic sones. Dry and wet seasons
that spoil other crops need not affect
A few pessimistic gentlemen have
been greatly eurprbed during the
past three days to see the great
amount of interest that hos been
taken in the annual poultry show. It
was a general topic of conversation
around town list week that the ex-
hibition would be a failure this and the poultry. There was more room
because of the general depression year for dishonesty in this business than in
also because the town of Mitchell was any other, and the time was coming
holding • kinder exhibition at the when it would be a criminal offence to
MUM Lame. Asa (natter of fact, the place had eggs upon the market. Mr,
show has proved itself to be "bigger Elfotd said it warn a fact that Goderich
and better than ever"' and we under- township sent • better class of eggs
stood the directors Lae .o encouraged and chicken. to the Montreal market
that already a movemeut hos been .et than any other township. On asking
on foot to expand still further and get for a show of bands five said that they
in touch with breeders at more die- knew what their poultry hid cost
rant point.. The Beard of Trade is them for feed during the year. This
to b. invited to take en interest in the speaker said was • splendid dem-
extending the interests of the exhibi- onetratiou, a. very few moo knew
tion. what their teed bill was.
There are approximately S00 birds Great interest was manifested in the
on exhibit in toe town hall, and the subject and so numerous were the
clam of Wide is the bigbe.: that has questions that the speaker was kept
yet been shown In Gude-tell. some of on his feet long after he had completed
them brving won honors at the Pm- hie address. The council chamber was
•incial show held at Guelph recently. crowded to the doors and at the close
Exhibitors from St. Catherine., Port of the meeting • hearty vote of thanks
Dalhousie, Brantford, West Montrose, was tendered the speaker for his sec -
Tavistock, Mitchell, Milverton, Lie- vices,
towel and many other outside points
were present. The attention of many For the Belgian Fund.
visitors was attracted by the excep- An effort that should • have the
tionally good display of Barred Rocks. wholehearted support of the public is
These binds. are real beauties and the that of the choir of North street
judge found it necessary to make the Methodist church, under the leader -
wont minute and careful inspection of *hip of Mr. O. H. King, in aid of the
every point before *wanting the Belgian relief fund. On Friday even-
pritsetb. The cines of White Wyatt- ing of this week the choir will give '1
dooms also called forth much favor- high-class entertainment at tt.J
able comment. Mr. Aitk.o, of Mil- chur^h, adtui.eion to which will he
vertun, did well with his birds in the free, and a collection will lie taken in
class. behalf of the distressed Belgians. The
Amonge name of Mr. J. Shaw ap- much pleasure the local exhibitors we program, which ensurer ma evening of
notice thto thou who attend, is
pears quite frequently, especially in as follows:
the Minorco and arred Rock dames Past i.
Mr. Shaw Md splendid success, carry.'
ing off four cups and several ape- Ope14ing chores-Natinn•l Airs --"God
clods. Mr. H. P. l.s.hbcook bada Save th3 King," "t► Canada," "Rule
good exhibit of Rbode,lelipd Red., r(I' Britannia" �,..
which tbm owner might well be proud. Ck-rel Cba1r
Mr. Carter, of Cun.taoce, also had a 8"1" "A Rose in Heaven"
good exhibit of forty-eight birds of
various varieties. In the baptism Reeding
class and •among the pigeon. there
were many entries which created a f goo^
favorable impression and which r (.bot ns
added to the tutetest of the exhibi. 11014. There war room for larger com-
petition in turkeys, ducks and gees, 8010
nut the birds shown were undoubtedly j Piano solo
worthy of the prizee awarded.
Mr. Billings, of Mt. Marys, lid the
judging, and -the prise list will be pub-' Solo
Oohed next week.
A meeting of the members of the 1
Association was held in the council Cboru'
chamber last evening, for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing
year and attending to other business.
Mr. W. Carter, of Constance, the re-
tiring president, wee in the chair.
The secretary stated that it was un-
derstood that the exhibition eras to be
held at Heosall next year. As no rep-
resentative from that village was
present, and as some of the other
towns bad assured the directors that
they could Dot accommodate the ex-
hibition, it was moved by Mr. J. Shaw,
seconded by Mr. S. 0. McKay, that
the exhibition be again held in (lode -
rich nexte•r. The motion carried
unanimously, Meters. John Howrie,
W. (tartar, J. Shaw and J. H. Mc.
Clinton were then nominated for
president and James Shaw was
elected. Mr. S. O. McKay was elected
vice-president and Mr. J. H. Mc-
Clinton secrete eny
.
Professor F. 0.Elford, who needs The recital given by Mr. F. W. Rob -
no introduction to the people of this insnu and Mass M A. Aitken in St.
disettiet, then addressed the meeting. Oeorge's church on Sunday alter the
The Professor, wbo is superintendent evening service was enjoyed by a
of the poultry department of the Rx- large number. Mr Rohie.on's num.
perimest•l Farm at Ottawa, and has be■n�� �we�re : Introduction to Act i1I.,
the oversight _or ail Abe Government 4'Lrob.sRrie" • "Caprice' 1Gwl• ut):
bvstteb tarter throughout -the Air with esuisMewfwi si�y-
minion, .poke for upwards•of an-b(fur in b (H•ydes firwmta P. y1s of Rao'
on the poultry industry, and an- del (Wol.temholme), Min Aitken
severed numerous questions that were sang "Thy Will he Done " thmenl and
fired at him in a most Interesting and "Ave Marie"IMIlliardl. She has • Nee
illuminating manner. He referred to clear Iopnino and sang with expees
the fact that a few year* ago the care .ion and in good tone. Mr. Rohloeon
of the poultry WWI looked upon as an is tborougbl`- •t honer with the organ
old woman'. job, but now men of and was beard with alepr,ciatiom.
brains were turning their whole et -- --
tention to it. The poultry depart- Special---Blackstone's d.lirino ice
meet of the farm needed just as care- cream of superior_ qqusUty is always a
ful attention as the dairy. During special. Phone Mast.
1913 the poultry hotlineee or the Do __ _- , or -- _-1
minion totaled one-half m• mulch as BORN.
the dairy business. wb11. Use fruit in•
&lute, did not ammo with range of RN. -i.. ooterfeb..e yrtAttl. Jan oars
either. Moss. people wondered why milt' NN'. >t n. 1f. o'Arrm. Gila
their hes. died. "it was a wsy of hen., M,cNATit- At Ale,.ndr• he.p.tal 0.dr
try preferred to die rather than nab• [toe. g.ad J•a te Mr. ltd
mit Ls tb. treatment they recei•ed." a loss R f(34.0.. h. sW( te•ewtN t.w..Mp
U was better to plat-, the care of the • Aaitthur tHeNe Lsae.ei
ltry is the heads of a try or girl M(:tx,1+AlyD M T. Me. .am. Et D•• M.p.a•H.
fe,.rierl Oes,ii.a.d Mu J.wrebti
hnspint ),.•d••Oat.,• slit • •M
K renethl. Der
ent+e, UM.
DIED.
MrIOORDIb sa Al Leaden, es JINho
RobertMalard*• formerly of Kt
Solo
Chorus
Mbe M. Wrreoer
"He War Her Onlv Hon"
Mier How Aitken b
Selected
Mr,,, F. esaader.
"Hunting Chorus"
Choir •
Winter Lullaby"
MIs ]cairn
1.1 Vale.. Arabesque
On .Song Pf the Smirk
Mir Edna Prldbasr
"Till Death"
Mies Ada MN 'lintor
"Awake with the Lark"
( hoer
Part iI
"For All Eternity"
Nies Marjorie Alt ken
"The Heavens Ate Telling*
Choir
Solt) "Somewhere a Voice 1s Calling*
Mus. V. Elliott
"Milly Amor Hymn"
Muss Ito.e Aitken
Solo "The Dream of Home'
Mew. King
Holo "Three for Jack"
Mr. H. Parker
'•Skippers of St. Ives'
Choir
Solo "Rose of My Hearer
miss Pattaewon
Solo "Call to the Mot behind"
me Moore
Gnd Save the Ring
Beading
Chorus
dbhgn years old .ben to let an old per-
son who bad always ouosidered the
keeping of bens beneath him to have
ehsrge A good clean pt.ultbots.
naiad •. a safety r valva bath for bu.-
band and wife, •. it was something
to wbkh they Gould torn when the
dally routine was getting on their
nerves it ppa� a 10D per erns. in other
wa than dollars. Thor, were many
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y+ Aaausl hest ge McE01.5 IIsi l pits b.'
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which one might engage. Rpm. work Here. -elle -at least to-VMtar gym
the
entirely for e production of whiter Hese
ssose,,, others few erste-fed thickens for Dew awl rsat -mebbtR-Pati► Mr dolens
.•thee. others strive for year-round Desist
long eetn while two new asse*sr
a.tb
a -uta. oeJla.. igttt.w..r�
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wife. its day.eid ebiek is. ovum, caseesa Mmelut-Ws W6..e...... $
dostry. aid the eastgmhatching boat sesetrw,111.6 for fla►-,isbn Nigh Mw 1
neat is whirl' there was big mossy (1W of nenee-#Ams 1rytLesse -...e 1