The Signal, 1915-2-11, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH :• ONTARIO
rHVIYIDAY, Iia jRI•AaY 11 1911 a
Our New Stock of
Supplies Has Arrived
end it will be worth your while to
drop in and look same over, as it In-
cludes Bicycles from $!7.541 to $S5.ol.
Tires, Spacial Equipment for Ford
Care, such as Tire Holders, Levers,
Klaxon Hand Horns, Ceuraot,
Whistles, Cutouts, etc.
Our vulcaniser is working full time
and it would be a good time to have
your tires looked over.
EAST STREET GARAGE, Goderich, Ont.
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE
RETURN *? OAOF.VENT
THE BUYER --VINCENT STOCK COMPANY
for four Nights end Saturday Matinee, commencing
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th
C. W. Boyer and Charlotte Bolton
presenting
"THE GIRT. OF THE sI'NNY `tourx" IWednewLy).
"HOW BAXTER HI'ITED IN" IThursday l.
"JT. ELMO" (Friday).
FOR SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, TO BE
AMNO! HUED.
Clean New Vaudeville between Acts.
Beautiful Costumes.
Complete Scenic Productions.
ti - Big Specialties -it.
Prices -15c -25c -35C.
All Special Scenery.
Elegant Electrical Effects.
No Waite. All Fun.
The Show That'r Different.
Peonage, at Edwards' Okada,.
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LOCAL TOPICS.
One Hundred Dollars and Costs.
John Swart* was tloed $100 and
costs ($12.15, by Police Menial, rat • Kelly
and Mayor Herd on Friday .fter•0000
fro selling liquor without a license.
After the evidence of the tint witness
was heard the pie. of not guilty was
withdrawn and • pies of guilty en-
tered. Mr. L. E. Dancey appeared for
the defence and Crown Attorney
Seager for the prosecution.
Marine Social Club.
The members of the Marine Club
and their (treads held r card party
and dance on Friday evening in which
about one hundred couples took part.
The winners in the card contest were
Miss S. Duchartne and Mr. R. Stan-
dish. The ooeeolatlon lady.* prise
went to Mrs. M. Carney, • tie result-
ing for the gent's prize between
Messrs. McMillan, A. Foley, W. J.
Powell and J. A. McDonald. Mr. Mc-
Millan finally proved the victor.
Mews. Moore and Johnston provided
the music for the daocinK yea.h piano
.0d violin, assisted by Mr. RCraigia
on rise bagpipes. Everyone had a
firit-rate time.
A Fine Address
In addition to their regular meeting
the members of the Masonic lodge en-
joyed • little musicale OD Tuesday
evening. Musical Detections and chor-
uses were given by the Masonic glee
dub, end solve by Mr. U. L. Parsons
and Mr. Jas. Thomson, all of a patri-
otic nature. The feature of the even-
ing's program was an address by Rev.
J. B.of tberingh•m on "By-products
of the War," which. say those who
beard it, was worthy of the largest
audience that aey building in Gode-
rich might contain, being not only in-
teresting but instructive, carefully
planned and characteristically de-
livered.
Children's Aid Society.
BUY MADE -IN -CANADA
ENAMELLED WARE
WE HAVE IT --And our prices are right. -
Enamelled %Vater Pails, I0 .11. •
Enamelled Sauce Pans. up from • ,..1
Koamelled Double Boilers, No. 53, foe, •
Enamelled Dirb Pans. good rite
Enamelled Berlin style Kettles with lid
Enamelled Preserving Kettle, in all OW*,
from
. 500
Set, R0a 25.
500
4So
800
prices ranging
115o to 0Oo
We are agents for the world renowned ''PANDORA RANGE."
ritish
made hy the largest utl stove literature onf sourr.rufacturr in wehe willBbe pleased torshow
A
card will hying 7
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LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
New 1. tae Uwe e to bw ta..11oe of your soar
nor omit. PrY►aru t1. Tailor ho. ar. t
11 of salting. as/ toeiELt overcoming.
Con and me blot North side
The Boyer -Vincent Stock Company
at Victoria Opera House nest week -
four nighteaod Saturday matinee.
Remember that if you pay your
subaciiption before the lath tit v.eh-
ruari ten cents of the amount goes to
the Belgiao relief fund.
Few people believe nowadays that
cheapness is necessarily economy.
Cheap tea loaded with duet is a poor
bargain at any price. Salado tea 1s
all amen, whole leaves and is marvel -
(me value.
Tne Blackstone Orchestra arranged
and carried Out another dance et the
Masonic Temple on Fridayevening
It was not to well attened .a the
previous one. but those present en-
joyed themselves to the full
The 1V.C.T.U. announcer an enter-
tainment to be held in Temperance
Hall Monday evening nest, 15th inst.,
at 11 o'clock. The program will in-
clude musical numbers and addressee
on subjects of general interest. Ad-
mission htc. Everybody invited.
The district oMrxrs of the L. O. L.
met on Tuesday at Hensen and it was
decided to hold the Twelth of July
celebration at Lucan this year The
officers came to Oodericb in the even-
ing and conferred the etch degree
upon six members of fhe order. Lunch
was *erred, to which a goodly number
sat down. and it was in the early
morning hours before the business was
eluded and the members of the
'rbc monthly meeting of the Chil-
dren's Aid Societ was held at the
court house on Tuesday afternoon.
The treasurer's statement showed the
following contributions during the
month ' Township of McKillop,$10;
Humor and
Philosophy
> ' 10VPCAPi M SMST1
IN PROSPECT.
T mew far
oto breathe • bets
a htose
1. asd -
Lrs ks.•tas • lel.
Pan deep and feel:
W..•as.t tris
How lose 'tw>o lad.
Theegl maw n .freer
Par and wide.
It metro ere rtes
Anil" tie.1t 5&
esor be
Cempe" ' to gal/
r.rwhatwetu.e
Irr.m der to deet.
A map Ira. tbet
Comet Met, 1 teats
The and, laes&
May saes be rush
We may neer*
I grieve to -7.
A MU ter whet
We Mew away.
Tat tress h•. mrd
It. tta..t beet.
•use 11 win put
A asotr ret
O. what w. breathe
And nome down had
And make as buy e
19y the raft
con
order dispersed No Training Needed.
The inaugural meeting of the Col- htming and writing Palitry eon We
legiate Institute board for 1915 was Wags that every one thinks he ems EL
held on February 3rd The secretary Indeed, it there is anything enter
reported that the members recently
appointed were Messrs. W. L. Eliot,
J. H. Colborne, Dr. Macklin sod Judge
Doyle. Judge Doyle was elected,
c
heimamora r f the year and Judge Holt
Ono falling off a log it r wrath( poetry,
sed if there is anything easier than
Seething It le making a farm Par
Where men who have bees at K all
think lir have fated.
vice-chairmen. Accounts totalling Of the two delusions tit poetical awe
11497.80 were ordered to be paid. Com-
mitten were appointed and it was de- i the least harmfuL The editor can
cided to bold the regular meetings in Med back the rhymes, and sotibrg e
the court house on the tint Thursday last but a two cent st•s.l tad a am►
of each month at 1 o'clock. scriber.
The members of the tiotterich In farming, the eztar•ets.eter w!1
Brussels Women Institute- 115; branch of the Women's Institute in- ismetimes exchange the sartegs of n
Thos Jackson, Clinton, $5 : townshipt teed having a social evening with ' lifetime for a couple of years experi-
ence
of Hay, d.5: township of Tucker.ntith, I games, also a good program, to the that he can do nothing with after
$le; A Friend, $1 : Elizabeth Gil- Mat ine Club rooms, West street. on 1 M acquired it
christ, $1; Victoria street Young Friday, February 19th. It is neer.- i
Ladies' Bible class, $.' : Friend, $ I : *any for this branch to increase its funds
The Good Old Way.
Mrs. F. liodgen.,,$1. A large box of for relief work, which the members „Great improvements In all Uses o1
new children a clothing bad been re- have' teen carrying on this winter, D
ceived from the Dungannon Women's and a small admission of 15 cents will tarming now," said the dairyman who
Institute. Ar counts totalling ikB.Iv be charged. Refreehmeots Will he . was showing a customer attest tbe
were ordered to be paid, leaving a served during the evening. Iembets p>m•
balance of $7.d2. Much satisfaction not present at the :est meeting may "1 suppose so,"
was expressed over the grants from help with their presence on this ac- 1 "Tee; we, even do our milking by
the towoshipe, rod it was felt that rasion. and the general public also is machinery."
others would follow the example of invited,Yoe have to still water it by hash
threw which but already contributed.
PERSONAL MENTION. though, don't your
Hussey -O'Connor.
A wedding of much interest was
solemnized at. St. Peter's church,
Goderich, on Tuesday morning. Febru-
ary7 th, at d o'clock. when Miss Minnie,
O'Connor became tba bride of Joseph
Hussey of Young, Seek. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
McRae, assisted hy Rev. Father
Hussey, of Kiokora, brother of the spot a few days with friends in town 1 ..she Is In an once over the county
-Mr. Will Mclean. of McLean' Superior. score was 1-1 ; at the close.el. The
Bros, is the sick list this week. "Mamie says she Is above marriagwe line-up
-Mrs. D. Millar returned home this •'Is that sot 1 always thought Goderich township G. -C. 1.
week from her trio to California. Mamie had quite a feeds( for the F. Baechler goal M. Pridbam
-Miss Graham has returned to Erie- hidR," R. Hick defence R. Lumby
ter after spending a few days in town., ..Nevertheless she maintains she la," R. Hunt rover H. Clark .
-Mr. Herbert Belfry, of Hamilton. •'wonder why." J. Chisholm centre B. Noble
Jack Yuill r wing B. Bateman
Joe Yuill 1 wing M. Balkwill
Refs
Ignien
B A XII&
OF cANADA
Are Year Children
Learning to Save
Money?
Each maturing son ant
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account In the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training in how to expend money wisely. Such an
education In thrift and saving will prove invaluable
in later life.
Goderich Branch F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
F. W. Robinson, A.R.C.O.
TEA, IIBK D.'
Piaeoforte, Organ mad Sintiq
Stolle toter TN -s.. s Musk Stare
....Delt( it o]TlKIn
HOCKEY NOTES.
Seaforth did not last loug after win-
ning the district championship. They
went to \Viarton on Friday and were
defeated 11 torr and \Viarton repeated
the dose in the return game on Sea -
forth ice on Monday night, when the
score was 111 to 3. Wiarton accord-
ingly won the round by 21 goals to n.
Two ladies' teams, representing the
upper and lower forms of the G. C. I..
played an exciting game on Wednes-
day afternootq,before a good crowd of
spectators, refldting in a win for the
upper form hy 7-1. The purpose of
the game was to select a team with
which to cp se a team from Clinton
Collegiate Institute which iranxious
to play a game with our young ladies
on the ice.
Goderich Township 5, G. C. 1. t.
The third game in the Town League
series was played ..n Friday night be-
tween the G. C. 1. and Goderich town- i
ship trams, resulting in a harvest of
five for the fanners. while the
students had hut one to figure on
The game was played with six men .i
ride, a.. the township failed to appeal
in full force. The schoolboy+, who
had practised with a full team, were
at a decided disadvantage, as it neces-
sitated the wings droppine back for
the defer,', and the good team play
displayed in the previous game was
entirely lacking. Some rough slash-
ing developed and many Penalties
were registered. At half-time the
groom. The bride was sueoded by
her sister, Mn. J. J. O'Reilly, of
Quincy, Mass., sod looked very sweet
and pretty in a blue travelling suit,
with black fox furs and white hat.
She carried an amber rosary. The
groom was attended by Mr. P. O'Neil
of West Lorne, s brother-in-law.
After the wedding breakfast the
-- _ young couple left on the 7 o'clock
train to visit relatives at London,
Butter Wrappers
GET THEM PRINTED AT
The Signal Office
ATTRACTIVE- WORK
MODERATE PRICES
UODERICH MARKETS.
• TMrIMWT, Feb. 11.
1 wheat. per Du -11 ...,. ,....51.{t o 1 133
t.. per ba+h .. .7 a6 ts .70
toy, per bush . ......
per bu.b .. 1.51 to 1.70
kwheat per bash. 7510 73
r, fanny. per cwt 130 to 1.75
r,..r. patent. per cwt 4,.a t. 1.,7r
Mort. per ton. f7.M to .Sl
Mrorv. per loo MOD to :10.00
Hay. per toe . CLOD to lata
Prow. Inose. per tee.. S,di to are
Wood, per load ..., ..... , 3.30 to 3,3
Chatham, West. Lorne, Detroit and
Chicago, before going to their, home
at Young. The many useful presents
that, the bride received show the
attar pet/. Ib
I App1. per MI • I.m to 1.75 Miss Laithwaite sant Dreaming
C.ule. botchsn.OMleR per cwt bM to 7.io with sweet voice and accomplished
(.ss itis t am
is week.
-Mr. Thos Tuflord. who spent the I age's oelc..
past week in Toronto. returned home ; Couldn't Miss Hie.
on Monday.
-Mr.. Samuel Cox is very low, and
most cif the members of her family
have arrived home.
-Miss M'.rtie Nicholson, of Stoney
Creek, is visiting her sitter. Mrs. J. A.
Campbell, Erot street.
-Miss Minnie Snell, of Auburn, has
heen visiting her cous:ne, the Misses
Bradford, the past week.
- Norval Davie it in town, hay -
esteem in which both the bride and , injt severed his connection with the
groom are held by their many friends. I Ring Edward hotel at Guelph.
That the young couple may have a
happy life in their new home is the
sincere wish .,f their Goderich friends.
A Splendid Success
The old No. 1 school house in Gods -
rich township was resplendent in flags
and hunting and other decorations
list Friday evening, when a patriotic
entertainment was given under the IS --
Belgian
of Mrs. Curzon iu aid of the Rick Children.
Belgian relief fund. In spite of unfav- -Mr. Roy Neegle. of London, re-
otable weather the school -house was turned to that cite on Monday after
well filled, the audience in,•luding a spending a short vacation with his
good number from the town. and all parents in town. ]lmly went . aWlet
were well pleased with the really ex -
Mins Irene H•Iliday'S man friends is a dart, o.elodW oast.
cellent program, which not only re -
glad i.e glad to .know that she is im- learW Ilwr won't tletral
vented a great fund of talent but also ptnying rapidly after her recent oper- whin •nee got on r bast
reflected much painstaking training D y
attars for appeodr_itis.
and preparation. Several choruses naw •start that maenad the neer
wele given, including 'b Canada." -Mrs. Sneyd left on \Vednesday for goose orotund in Quist ism.
"Your Ring and Country Want You" Toronto, where she will spend the re- it was ploa.sd beyond axprsmsteai
(with solo hy Mrs. Cur•on). "It's a ,minder of the winter season with It had caught Iia plumpest bel.
{.C'ng Way to Tipperary- (solo by Miss her daughter, Mrs. Jnr. Heals.
Laitbwaite), and a very pretty chorus -Mrs. H. C Dunlop has returned Had Thom on Him.
and dance, "'i'he Gipsy Birthday." The from Toronto, where she was present w" were
be business of that Weer
chorus girls, who were handsomely ate during the illness and subsequent
tired in costumes representing Britain death of her mother, Mrs. F. l'hittich. He 1. a moo of letters'
and her allies, were Misses Vaiterr, -Mr. Andrew Halliday has .uffici- "Irdltor of • magasiner
Hicks. Thompsoc, Driver. McDonald, eptly recovered from his attack of ...Na. a mall carrier."
Hick and L►itbwaite. Messrs. Rundle, typhoid fever to return to his home.
Hicks, Cooper, Laithwaite, Ginn and He was in Alexandra hospital for ten Her Favorite.
Jnhnstcn assisted. Miss Muriel John- weeks. "And what L your favorite tkmwer.
Ston recited "The Charge of the Light -Mr. Hugh Hill, councillor of Col- • Cooker
Brigade Miss Welters sang "Rule borne township, who •was in Alexandra Mrs"Miner
Britannia Mrs. Corson gave a !mien -hospital with an attack of typhoid.] "
has so far recovered as to be removed "Sea a
to his borne today. i RolW pr -sae
•
- Mr. George Correll was re Toronto
on Monday at tending the wedding of i
his sister, Miss Hattie L. Turrell.
- Mr. J. B. Mackenzie. of Acton, and
his little son Sam spent the week -end
at the residence of Mr. Wm. Strachan.
-Miss Beatrice Pridbarn returned
to Toronto on Monday to resume ber
duties as nurse at the Hospital for
Specia1tie S
at the
MAPLE LEAF
GROCERY
Crockery
We have still some very spec-
ial values to offer in onr
Crockery Depar'.nent, The
reduction offered during the
December sale still hold.
good. As it will be impos-
sible to obtain some of these
Choice piecelin the future it
is to your interest to pa} u•
a visit now.
Groceries
In this department we have
•
Just recei\'ed a fresh 'consign
trent of Pure Horne -made
Maple Syrup. the product of
114. Tbisis a real good 'sr
ticle, Also afresh shipment of
White Clover Honey which
we can recommend. •
5.J. Young
Hamilton Street lioderirb
Referee -E. Pridham, I ♦ - "____-r'sss.,
Iroquois 5, Marine Clubs
In the cleanest game of hockey erly of Oodericb). Lieut. Heaton baa
played on Ooderich ice this season the received a rommierion the British
N Iroquois conquered the Marine Club army. While not as yet allocated, be
un Monday evening. Not a single will probably he appointed to the
penalty was registered throughout Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He cnliated
the game and no cause for any was in the '2nd Ring Edward Horse.
„Do yon thtat given In the fleet period, by a 'though only a young lad when be
that eying win Streak of good _luck as much as by lett IIuderich. Lieut Heaton is well
good judgment, the Indians took a remembered here and will 1* counted
• r • r take alta three -goal lead, the score at half•tiwe among lioderich's boys at the front.
place 01 =big' being 4-1. In the cloning half the London Adv.•itiser: As far ae lies
in
log as a sport or
a means of trans-
portation?'
rans-
portation r
"1 am satis4tM
with either." l's-
plied the obesfl.
ing pbysiclaL
K A
Tit For Tat .
tor..
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tor+. per lsmek .... .... awe W .3:15 did rendition of "V Maraeillaise, arse
ate, batweigh ,yeah.-. " "
,eve weleht, per oust. ... 7.00 to 73e manner, Mn, l;ur7,on playing a violin
uhee{r. 00 percwt ..sp 1 1.10 to 3.obligate,. Mr. Harry Sturdy brought
Afunny sketch'', and Hr. (;ti. I.. Parsons
Lam . per ret 3.. 715"t: LT. M down the house" with some of his
Ger lb - .11 to Al
'done Ort of tke Wet' k' : :w.' ....'. tr
13 to IY
Idekene. peril .to to .13
ler Ib .13 to .12
Aker, per Ib. Ie to .1e
it is easier to keep dry
under wet conditions,
than to keep wet under
dry conditions ! With
our large stock of
lgbt a*d a*eavq Stub-
' bers, "fotk Overdbots
aNd s*►ties
tibeopat.r
we are rrepared to supply you
With jest what you may need
to keep our feet dry. watts
and ems
SHARMAN
Ttiu 50011 MAN
IN EVERY HOME.
Dsdd's Kdoey Pills Fast Seeming •
Household Necessity.
.Wild Cove, via Seal (love. St. Barb*,
N Feb. ttth.- (Speciill- ''About 1
sii
years ago 1 suffered fro* • pain in
m eMe. 1 was told about your Oodd's
Kidney Pills, and 1 took eight boxes
and I herame • new woman. i was
fine until last year when Bright's
disease developed. 1 again used eight
boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills and 1 am
O.K. This Is proof that Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills will core any form of kidney
disease "
The Is the statement of Mn. Wm.
Reenter. of this place. Many other
people bore have had similar exper-
ience. Testis wby Dodd'. Kidney
Pills find a plass In nearly every home
in this part of the eowutry. They erre
all kid of dismiss from hastaishe to
Bright''s iissmaw
contribution of Harry lander longe
wise enthusiastically received. Rev.].
13 Fotheringham acted as chairman
and gave an appropriate eddies*. Mrs.
J. W. Fraser and Mrs. Louie Rundle
gave piano duets which were much ap-
preci$ted. '[bete were also some
pretty; tableaux. The program was
concluded with the Russian national
anthem and "Ovid Pave the KOrg.- Tee
piano accompanists of the evening
were Mn. Louie Rundle. Mrs. Curzon
and MtM. Pat -eons. So well wee the
entertaeilAoment received that it was
-Dr. W. F. Clark, V. S., returned
home Saturday after a trip of several
weeks in Rastern Ontario. where he
addresses! Farmers' Institute meetings
and short coos* classes In stock judg-
ing.
-The conrrregation of Knox church
has teen greatly pleased to hear alis.
Me('oll, now of Tot onto, who assisted
in the iuu.ical service the Ia.!
two Sundays. Mise McColl has lost
none of her *harm as a sweet .inept.
Sailors made their opponents wort .within the power• of the officers of the
foe all they got and each side scored Thirty-third Battalion, drunkenness
once, making the flood score 5-2 in and rowdiness in the regiment will be
tavor of the Ircqueis. The game was prohibited. Col. 'Wilson is very em -
rather tame, being more amusia phatic on this point, and is. strongly
than exciting. The Sailors are g supported by his superior officers.
etcetera - but need to practice stick -
They are determined that the battal-
handling. The followiog was the ion shall be kdown for the gentlemanly
line-up: conduct of the hero composing It, as
Iroquois •• Marine Club well as for its fighting efficiency.
H. McOratten goal J. Craig Discipline on this point will he very
W. Proudfoot Int def. G. McDonald strict, and undesirables will be weeded
H. Warrener 2od.def. P. Wells out. The first .step in .the '•weeding
L McDonald rover J. Felker out" process was taken this morning
111. 'Moreno centre K. Young when three or four who bad hese
F. McArthur r wing E. Thompson drinking heavily and acting in •
F. Robinson 1 wing C. Swat as rowdy manner were dismissed and
Referee -Roy McDonald. sent home. The dry canteen to being
Town League Standing. established.
The following is the present stand- Horse Recruits for Third Contingent
ing in the own league
Won Lost To play 'Fullowing.&re the names of the wen
Iroquois 2 u2 wbo enlisted in Huron county for the
(toderich Township 1 U :4 third contingent:
O. C. 1. 1 1 2 . F. Aldiogton. Wingbam.
Canoe Club 11 1 3 L. Barker, Seaforth.
Marine Club tl 2 2
N. Schoenen. Se•fortb.
- G. Brunner, t eaforth.
The Soldiers from Huron. - T. 'Berner.. Meteor th.
T1.e citizens of Seefortb presented F. Brown, Clinton.
I.t.-Col. Wilson with an address and .t R. Barbour, Lucknow.
purse of gold on the cccasion of his H. Canteloa, Clinton.
leaving for London to assume com- 0. Cartwt ig6t, Clinton.
mend of the :tint Battalion of the R. Cook, Seatorth.
third contingent for service abroad. W. Ede, Clinton.
The board of the ,$teaforth Collegiate ,T. Barton. Seatortb.
institute, of which Mr. Wilson has M. Gray, Ooderich.
Ivan secretary for many years. pre- T. Grisbtook, Seaforth.
rented him with • wrist watch. H. Grove", Wingbam.
F. Ganney. Wingbam.
E. Hurdon. Exeter.
d. Hibben, tleaforth.
R. Harness. Exeter.
0. Holman. Seafortb.
D. Hellen Clinton.
A. Jones. Wingbafm.
1. Lsoaard. Wingbam.,
A. Lachman, Goderich.
J. Murray, Clinton.
T. Morgan, (Bruns.
C. Moores, (,'listen.
H. McDonald.
A. McLeod. Brussels.
H. Maxwell. Wlsgbam,
M. Mcleod, Luckoow.
J. Nesbit, Clinton.
R. Prost, Clinton.
W. Suttno, Fordwick.
A. Smith, Clinton.
H. Seymore, Dodo*ich.
J. Smith,
J. Summ C1llinton.
A. W. T»for Win`ba.
A. .1. 'Iasyfor, tmtVingbae.
J. Thiel, Blyth.
R. Thomas, Wingham.
H. Twyford, Clinton.
W. Ubbing, Wingbam.
H. Valleley. (oderirle
R- Walton, Clinton.
F. Wil.ou, Wingham.
C. Wood. Wingbam.
W, Worker, Cliotoo
London Advertiser: Special attest -
PERT PARAGRAPHS. tion is being given by the Eighteenth
Battalicn ■t the present time to roue -
There are people who got tato tree- kooky practice, and under the skilful
hie with greater ease and frequent* direction of Capt. Rougvie, of (lode -
than tbsy get out of It rich, splendid pro rens is bring made
I byj all ranks, officers, non-cotitrota-
1 sinned offerers and men.
Sometimes ws our acmes a mea mkt
in Inch a poor hunter that be sig Mils Washington, East street, has
two lad holt two nephews. In the Canadian con-
tingents for overseas ser•ire. Harry
Washington. formerly of town , has
and the people of Goderieh are Filed to A amail •mount of truth w111 withered in the West, and I.u'nt H. H.
have her with them again for • (Pis
as ImmaasnnDlo qu.•ttty of ll+ Washington. son of Crown Attorney
weeks. - I Washington. of Hamilton, hoe beet
- Mr AIexander M. Murchie, of Lora M folks ars Itching lir • sexy appointed to command • battery o
Centerville. South Dakota •termer who are afraid to begin it tvrgloe ttascbioe drone.
resident of (' them. township, is vial' -
repeat on Monday evening. the "In' 1 ing In tour, the guest . f his Omni a ' nes t'. Foss
biped pros
/40. mfr•. OttrsnnIt is twenty
much eras for rota and he has
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their patriotic and succeesfn effort. prospered well there, but be still re•
- tains a warm spot for the old towta Advertiser fMlurrla from s member
seed township. 1 - of the editorial atafinow in F.nRland
Engineer John Ross. who was my- A gond enol 1• the klteya in seal
'rely .raided In the uilway accident Return engagement of the Boyer . to be darlt.4 ta•a • thaol• a. Th' writer met Fowler on Fleet
bat-
eau t4eafortb last week, is reported Vincent, Stock Company at Victoria street. in London, on the way to sing
to be In a very .arrow ex.rrdltion. a House oommemciog Wednesday. Ihe Par."`'
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tot.a smoker hieing given by his bat-
plrbr any 17. ion.
The /re brigade received • call on
Beds amounting to about etre st.r.chan and Miss Ferguson.
And those wbo as seven ears
since 31r. Me-
siat.d ber deservepr Marchi' went to
I 1
r, formerly of (:.ele•-
t w° know about °tlere Yd tori h, who left London, Ont,. for Eng-
be0 aorxretlt1Ns maker use IN land before Christmas t take his
superior and vtrtaona i brother's place in busine has en-
- listed in the Sportsmen's Battalion.
of air arras proves cow costed according to a letter to The Lindon
iter
A girt who ran maks fudge tlsshe The Toronto Star the nth'* day pub-
nun"
us
'1'ktreda evening to tltothen' black- When you want fresh whipping r can dawn to be v syatsfti0a liahed a likrne ' of Lieut. Hugh
smith scop, bot the fire was of en cream, get it at S•Ikeld's, the pier. ,1 Heaton, .nn of Mr. Ernest H.•too.
Imprtaema sed I1WW damage wise where you get fresh oyster* and that rOk
done. delicious homemade candy. 186 Balmoral avenue, Toronto (form -
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