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for Ma perig ler IBM may
Imre his chub of this folio of
meek or a 1911 calendar.
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ow is the Ti e
to resew for The Signal for 1916.
11'e thank thus,' sutscriben also
have already renewal and promise
all a greet big dollar's worth due-
isg the coming year.
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Storm Sash and Storm Doors
idade any tiize or Style. Order Now.
Shingles, Cement and all Planing Mill Products
always in stock.
GODERICH PLANING MILLS, LTD.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Pansibe re Axe YAx AOEN,
'Phone 47 A. P.U. Dna IS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTiCE TO CREDITORS.
•
Is nee genre or Macara (latrine. iJs-
t'a l*5D.
T1s erdltr. of Maude 0rfts, late of the
tow.. of Ilk deficit. In the toasty of ilisma.
married aura.. she deo/ es or al set the
tweet) Werth Cm of Novseaer, MIS. trIt
maw, ba.iag Asia. oaalaot or to
Wars is the Add .+tate. srs r
to mod by rot prepaid sr ottrerwLe to
the andersiesee Hinter, ter the kaseMrlwo t
the Is.t sill et the . aid Maude (4 111111. M r
Were the Ord as) of January, iaM their
Chr:.nas imam and summate. addremee mad
de -rAVtis..led hilt past eslaredlblrebitm•.
,'onsets w iso rota sad Ihe salad el the
.sserKy• If say, be:d by thew.
- After the • .M er t d.y et Jane! 19M the
mi rtreel. km wail proserd to ibariheto the
amass of the all ost •te amend the heroes
oath led tbrwlo lyarhig tempi oily N deism
r tat• esu et width they shell then bane
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d .l Mbar. . be earlaed ,rum
Ise beeeat el said ILutbstio.. nod Us .all
seenniloe. req sat be RabIs for the mad
meet.. r WY pall horst L te t r
par▪ teeenes w slseme Mee set Seo ses/red
Ouod Ws�IMbb day d mid 11 Dee Thr.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
ICS EN T, DOCTOR OF CHIRO-
PRACilC,1•s epees/ a per
a 1OJmasest M-
ies �yyp ,wiles t mess et /Seises mama
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sod Cambria road. res keen: e w II 5 m..
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bay..eM
waft her Wards/sad
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fur. esraet .lased by two llDr
mow. Addr.sr W. T.RAWLIian
leseeM. Opt. Melee sae. e...►Ntoe sed
releaser.
LOST OR POUND.
LOST. -ON CHRISTMAS MURN-
I90. A pair of addihaa»l *yenta. s• In a
ease. ,..der gleam have at aIONAL orrice
CARD OF =,ANIS.
WE Wien TO URN THANKS
to the f + o. trN/e��or. w�M
sad Ili, ard to Ow m ny si eche h
wbo a many ariariMd to we their
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UTICE TO CREDITORS O R ses�w `rr11�D WAVILY
oruRoi nttroiNs
FANO TCNINO.
listies 4 bombe ekes. paressst to 5.110.
Chapter 1st. nasus 111, that all peraa he
dolor...Ma Omer Mam b..olmeer
castled esu pk•tan
the was of Idesterfeb. 1. the evenly of Sono.
fee gtaMed•sad or Olive m
/Sen r to the aft is
.11ekp/ es r 4 ad -r. the Nth May .
of Jae.ey.
1
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tsoilhe a d tar. ed e . ,'swat Of alp/ d.
ttos,s...sd that after .sew[ YLaessYW
Ws smote to the bards trim dleadwlsd IVIS
►. INtrt used ammo the tmns.e
1lseor.. hes sa4aesedeonn 1 11. M. of
elm tit a lees,. a K
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of ia week.
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UAIRa00DA.-MRS. A. NICHOLL,
Poems Cres. 4 prepared to de .a I sale
welt mann fsem est sale w rembis r.
W •ueples bob for eeda.. sdssllIe 4wt-
etmNee ,p wit she Msits der rake toilet
tegehillne.w ,'nose s ems-.Kmbm ed 1oerlDe M iS
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Notice
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' '.uIsst�ribera - who
is arrears are hereby notified
that the Publishers' Adjusting
AOD11RIOH/ ONTARIO, THURSDAY DECEMBER 30 1915 TOR ti167fAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. MAMMY
mama CARRE• - -
TO THE E.-EUTORE OF QODERIUH.
LA Inn AND UNNTLgMgx,-Aa you
koow, the meabipal elections take
place oo Monday, and I ata b.isg or -
posed for the mayoralty by Mr. Rob-
ert MsLeae. Mr. McLeao waw not at
the teoasi.atloo meeting, and 1 do not
know just upon a bat grounds be is
opposing mw. tb..gb of course he Is
nulle within Ids tights in .eekisg the
ots:e. I have bees your Mayor for
four yeas", and tinder ether einem-
stances would consider it toy duty to
retire amid give way to ..mono 0157,
bet it bas been strongly represented
tome that in the exir..ing condition*
it is ney duty to remain in or .e at lis
present time, sut•lt.et, of emote.
the ill of the electors.
A great meshy of the ratepayers, it
appears. are not aware of the fact
that the town is engaging. along with
the other municipalities concerned. in
an action at 1 s against the Toronto
Oeoeral nests Cot p rs, inn in connec-
tion with the sffsirs of the Ontario
%Vr t Shore Railway Co. Theopiui .b
of one of the best lawyers of 'Toronto
has been secured, to the effect Dist
the n.unlcipa'itits bare • gaud caw for
their a tempt to get nark a portion of
the moar ys pa,d out by the Trusts
Corporation ou account of the Hail -
way. Being the chairman of the eom-
mic.re of the suunicipaliqes basing
this ma• ter In band, and therefore
0onve.eant with the details of thee/ter,
it is considered by those who kaow the
citc"im-$.Dree that 1 *book' be in of -
Bee w ben Ilse rare conies helot e the
courts is February neat.
1 am tberefote in your .hands. 1f
you tsINN mew to remain in the Mayor's
,'lair fcr another year and see this
intim-i tract suoceorfully-tbrougb
the county, 1 will oo my part do what
1 eas-as 1 Matey. here tried to do In
the peat -to guard the intereaui Of the
teem In aN,gtmi14. way..
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Calms A. limn.
1110II R ELECTORS OFTIIETOWN
1 urHuu JilcU.
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Association. of Kansas Ca
MMOL, is tiro Magas .aut1ios�sd leo
collect accounts fax The Signal.
Payments are to be made
directly to this o6ice.
ITHE SIGNAL PRINTING Co..
Limited. Goderich. Ont.,
Spada'' Chooniatw. assorted Savors.
Semen a lt'. Friday sed Sataeday at
HlsrkMoe e's.
Industrial Classes
IN CONNECTION i1
WITH THE GODERJCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
COOKING, - MRS. TANCOTT
DRESSMAKING - MISS COX
MILLINERY - MISS KNOX
MECHANICAL DRAWING J. ADES FOWLER
Thea classes will resume work January dl 1916; the three
former in the Public Library and the latter in the Collegiate
Institute. -
The fees charged and payable in advance are 11.00 for
course of three terms in each class.
There will be two terms of four months each in each year.,
Pupils having paid for last term enter frev for the coming
oar.
Any farther information required can be obtained from Mr.
Hunte, Principal, any of the teachers, or from
JUDGE HOLT,
Cbairman of Committee.
Dec 22nd, 1915.
THE NOMINATIONS.
coterrSTB FOR MAYOR, DEPUTY
REEVE AND COUNCILLORS.
�•I
Halos during ifew pee, to s =
It y se. l ba. eIsd1rd
N tat./ tel. time.
sod ws. rhe a 4 nom -
1M 10 tom UN deb
bathe.'.( arlula-
tls. 1 baro ft espied
se..ly eery ether H-
are 1. 7be town -
e atte(tlor. r e
/•Day trio and
diel te.MMFa . d
was alm tt'etdes d
Mara toasty 1. 111e,
bet bare m res h.d
tb timer sr ,'.,'spume the Mayer'. cbmlr. no.
f�a�. rr I bare how ll -mei snood to Cared t, r
th4oak* ef ebls1 mag1rM• of the tows ase
tore.erented to p as w r.eft In your band..
1 w. saw Inated el.o for Ree. e but •. Yr.
Nolen had bees cote cane moat h. la owe. I
e hurl to comet him.
f wodld ask four 114 nil ••post at the poll -
eh Monday.
W t.h i ng t a the oomph meat. of be canon I
sm.
Robert McLean Again in ih•t Municipal
Field as a Oaididate for the Mayor-
alty -Mayer *cid Asks for Another
Term -A Quiet Nomination Meet-
ing.
Toll 1.1? hfully.
HOBERT 11rLK.1\.
1110 TH E ELECTORS OF Til 13 TOWN
JJ. Or PODgk1CH_
LAwtts Aso OeNTnsaIN.- 1 am again nau-
looted for the Dare d Deputy H ere. wbkh I
have lard d wiry t he year w� toms eloping
1 trews that 1 Mr a dor eothlw t 1 abo.e the
,'selene,' wbiek yw stirred le ma and If 1 am
. gain .Yate/ 1 .1.11 u 114 my psi years of
ma.Mpel wake exert me het .aorta 1. be
bolt of our town if w►kk we are pro haat,
prose.
Tors very h•1 ,
J.C. LAIIHWAI?t
YOCIR VOTE AND INFLUENCE
R-apeelhlly $.telco/ for
DR. ,W. F. CLARK
for sisulIse r
tDEPUTT RItVE;,for IMA
Recruits
Wanted
for 16Ist Huron Battalion
1200 men wanted from the County of Huron
for the Battalion to represent this County its the/
Cassius Expeditionary Pare ,
ENLIST NOW
Recrstitisg ofoc for Goderfeb and district in
McLean's Block, Xingston Street .
CAPTS. T. R. RUNDLE ..d A. F. STURDY.
Rs n vitin! Officers.
K. R. WiOLR,
Chairman of the Mosinee ('n,nmitte•e,
seeking re election.
frIO 1THS ELECTORIOFTHE TOWN
1 al000miwH._
There •IU be cooteste for all the
seat• at the two council with ibe
exception of tie Reeve's ctair. to
erbicl Mr. C. 4. Nairn was re-elected
arelamatiow. Those who are in
Ms running are:
Ion Ila Tog.
I.Asss. AIMane". As 1 bateee
bra
p.mt.Nod gats these ,s of tows r es.al)
Ir 1 tears thea swan. el *esosrg year v.e�
sod
�pip� glsa� �I� N 11K y wre If ., i bmrSart yew. ta f saweant tis swan se
.
'raster,' ret ip�wea• y�ny
an • Im rr sod pe.•t~•wYylle aM spm
Robert McLean.
Chas. A. R. id.
ION DEPUTY NKK%- 1..
Dr. -W. P. Clark.
J. C. Laltbwalte.
YOR (•Ot'NI It LAMS.
J. 11 McClinton.
J. J. Moser.
B. C. Mwslog .
A. J. Paltridge.
J •.bo Bao,
Thee. R. Way.
Is. R Wile/►.
Joe. D Wilson.
Public *school trustee, were elected
by acclamation as follows : For St.
Patrick's ward. R. J. Acheson ; St.
Ifieorge'. ward. Aki. Saunders. ; St.
Andrew's weed, J. W. Craigie ; St.
David's wall, Thos. Gundry. Mr.
Ouodry is the onlynew. member ; be
takes the plans of r. A. D. McLean.
There was a curious occurrence in
this 000n.eUoa It was thought that
this was the .Nd 01 Trustee Cult's two-
year term; ataj both be and Mr. Gun-
dry were nOsoinated. Neat day it
wag diseevseud tbat Mr. Cott had still
aear to tun and Mr. Gundry'snomin-
atkn wag tie only valid one. Mr
McLean las taken • groat interest in
the wort of the school board and has
been a valued member of the board
for many yeas.. Mr. Gundry'will no
doubt en the place with estiafactlon
to the ratepayers
1. the essirst fur the mayoralty,
1111. Ra�Aa Mf;i fVn, to of ats%tiiClc> L1,
campaigner. seeks to round out an
bonefish's natenicip•l caner that has
iselui.d ewer, 1 Mee r =sept that of
Mayor. re 31►id, wbo bee bad tour
yeaeisln Pas et ebb f megiMnta.
1•
.[ affable" n convect • • ebb the
0. W.L. Railway, and especially the
pending lawsuit against the Toronto
General Trusts Corporation, calla for
lis retention of the office during the
ening year, as he Is cbwirruan of the
oomm1Ulre of the Like Shote sun
polities and is intimately acquainted
with the situation with resrect to the
affairs of the Railway. Ttis is an
important matter, and should be kept
in mind by the electors in a compo t-
ern of the respective claim* of the two
candidate,.
All last yea'''. councillors are stand-
ing for rt -election (except 1.•eut. W.
rioudfool), and there are three new
candidates -John Story, B. C. Run-
nings and Moe. R. %Valli,. Mr: Run-
nings, of course, was a member of the
council in former years. For the
depu' y-rreveship )I r, laithwaite is
' b. in opposed by Dr. W. F. Clark,
who also is well known in connection
w.tb municipal •Rain.
Mr. A. S. ('hry.t.al is re-elected to
the water and light commission wit.b-
nut opposition.
At the nomination Joeeting on Mon-
day evening the following were nom-
inated for the various offices :
For Mavir-Robe"t McLean. Chas.
ELECTION CARD'%.
1110 TBE ELECTORS OF (IODE-
1 ales.
,1 Dfleo A.eg.ertaMaw.-I take tl.lanarrow
of Witortlue year eumemt at the po 1. treat
Meshy for my n•e eel a as a member of the
terra c ion 11. 1 11.e4 thew my seer.. deri.g
the pmt yo r ba- merited our apwm n1, and If
o rals Mrrtd 1 w10 cantlnae 50 i•t.a you N
We bet se my ability- -Tease f•fl••hslly.
J. J. Y1lsetlt
r110TUX ELWOPORS OF (lODE-
t.aai . a-, (ieett.wttrt,-i am again a ran -
Meats toga ptaoe at the eseoNl bon .1 If rr-
elen•d.t Mall bare the is met of the pc -t
year: experience. and -hall bop. to be Able in
sous 705 durIn5 111, mina year with Mean
smote the tows wad 1t. swim. Interest..
'hatter *1t- yes_ w1I1 nes et to ,i.e me Tov
.epp.rt ext %•.day. i
Tour, •Inrerei
A. J. PAI.TR111OC
p�ri'�h 1
THE ELECTORS OF 000E-
1 It It' H.
Lan,r AND 60011.115111111.-H11011411 1.41.1
to *sod het the naa.dl fq �N, 1 "v.pre hlr
Opal • yon► repprt at.. the p14 w Meshy
ret
rive. sen saltl,
MUNNINUS.
LTO THE [LEOTOi $OPTiHETOWN
11 Oi °untrue..
A. • me waw of the III • bare ball
1,11A PIM
ttMr wa if > eoa/sM Mote,'meet we ewe M asrpepbrNOM fete tW eersoN bard
Mmser•e `ad tltafrw► intra tate. WWI** te wee mid
al the aa.w's lrmalr.w • as/ el eltl..
yarn veto semi YININS ., i.r.
JOHN IL,' )Tyi
i(.
rpo 1THE ELECTORS OF 000.4-
1 stew.
am Ossrtaaas,-Harlwe Me111 Rasathet... en. 1
V 1�':ALltk
be Stitat
wishes its reabers
a bright ana pros.
perous new Year
A. Reid, Beal. C. Manning*, E. R.
'1% grit..
For Reeve -Robert McLean, Chu.
A. Nairn.
For D-ptuly It••eve-Wm. F. Clark,
Ji.. C. L*ilbwaii . J -,bo W. Craigia.
Far. %Vater and L'ght Coeun.issioter
-Alert S. ('n. ystaL
Por Conadu,•re-Wm. F. CI... it. Ja•.
Connolly, A. J. Palls idge, Thos. R
%Valli*, B C. Mooning, R. J. Ache-
ron. J. W C.aig ie, Jos. D. Wilson, J.
J. Mneer. John Stony. E. H. Wiglr, J.
H. McCIi•.tCn, Geo. Porter.
For Sawed Trustees -St. Patrick'.
ward. R: J. Acheson ; '(t, George's
ward, Aire. Saunders ; Mt. Andrew's
ward. J. W. Craig., ; S'. David's
ward, Thos. Gundry. Robt. H. C'u't.
After the town clot k had disci rod
the nominations closed a number of
patriotic addlrascs were given as •
welcome home to Pte. Ptilcbard, as
repotted in another column. Mayor
Reid proposed that the galbeitng
should be turned into a ercruitil g
meeting, but many of those present,
who had come t 1 bear municipal
•Rain ventilated. showed their disar-
proval of the suggestion by leaving
the ball. Mr. J. P. Hume was then
voted to the chair and the candidates
for municipal once were given an
opportunity to present their claims to
the diminished audience.
Mayor Heid was the first speaker.
He said be bad been asked by w many
citizens to stand tor ofgre again that
he had decided to offer himself for
another 1.10'. The council of the past
year bad been vet y closefisted and had
spent money only on absolute
1,5. Relying on the word of Sir
Adim Beek, the Mayor held on rep' itn-
istie view of the future of the U. %V M.
gs,ilwai a /,hock'/ to se4 rom0! hip
done with it during Li. terns' D!1 fitIce.
Replying to the article that bad ap-
peared in TheSignalwith reference to
the lack of fire protection at the
Beheads, factory, be said that r.
Barebier bed applied to i betsoter esld
bleloa4 of tot . coeneit and the app
cation had come In toe late for the
count. 1 to take *01100 tbi. year. Tte
flee committee had purchased an extra
2flU feet of hose, so that the
would be protected in eve of Ant.
council bad prominrd 7o lay the maitr
to the factory and it would redeem its
promise.
Mr. Robert McLean was not present.
Mr. B. C. Runnings was the next
speaker. He said the council of 1915
bad raised the tains but had given'
nothing in re turn. 11e thought more
might have been done to encourage s
line of package freight boats to tall
Isere and to have railway siding. con-
structed to some of the fa.tol iee. He
was skeptical of the 0. W. S. R. be-
ing put on a paying basis fora long
time to come and thought the timber
should be sold before it rotted. He
asked for support at the poll..
Mr. E. R. Wille was the next
speaker. He dwelt chietl) upon the
finances, which be said had been con-
ducted upon a twentieth centum]) plan.
He admitud that the total indebted-
ness was shout $5,0110 more than last
year. He drew attention io the fact
that the milk by law war being enforced
and the sanitary inspector might now
inspect any males cowstable. He
spoke at .orae leapt h upon the liquor
teases that had been dealt with and
referred to "the famous .Vdron quet-
tiohr," and added th-I should the arms
eooditioosoccur rgain he would take
the ache course 1.1 aci i in. He was of
the opinion that the Hansford bylaw,
which the eirrtms t.ad endorsed, warn
one of the best propositions placed
b fore them f, -r a long
Mr. Char. A. Nairn spoke Li i fly
and said be had hoped be would out
have to free • cot.teet for the reeve -
ship, but if hie opponent decided to
run there would have to be an elec-
tion.
Mr. J is. I'. Lail hostile, .oho was the
next speaker. said he bad heen nn the
cemetery and parks committee during
the past year "and none of the dear
people et the ceesetmty bad uttered a
wind of complaint," while the people
of the town sterotor complaining.
lie drew attention to the perpetuity
fund which bad been ineuauratrd and
It'endadsi on pogo) .
WELCOME TO A HERO. ' Goderich Patriotic Fund.
MT E. FELSTEAD DID NOT ARRIVE
WHEN t%PECTED.
So the Civic Welcome Prepared for
Him Was Tendered to Pte. Thomas
Pritchard, Who Heturnrd Home
Quietly Some Time Ago- Speeches
. by Sheriff Reynolds, W. Proudfout
M. P. P., and Ulhers.
The second instalments of
subscriptions to the above
Fund will be due on January
3rd and are payable to the
Treasurer, Geo. Williams, at
the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, any day between the
hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
At the town hall oo Monday even- For the convenience of cub
ing, at the close of the hour for 'emir:- scribers the Treasurer will be at
ng nomination', Mayor Reid cause to
the pl•ttunu and .renounced that h. his office on Saturday after -
bad n'crived a meteor*w that day stat-
ing that Pt. Chao. Felstead, who had noon, 8th January, from 3 to 5
twin wounded ill France, sore return - 'o'clock, and in the evening of
ing to Uodrricb on the evrt.ing U.T.R.
'lain. 'be band of ihe:CJ d Regiment the same day from 8 to 9
and a very large uuwhrr of 1,1,7 'Ds,
had met the Main, but Pte. Felstead OCiOCk.
had laded to artist.. l o Irwin t he'
public disappoint 'neat, the caution tee TME INDUSTRIAL EVENING
had secured the presence of Pte. Moe.
Pt itcbard, of the P. P. C. L 1., who CLASSES.
bad recently trturned without • pubic
welcuume.and They were going to ex -1 As announced in /'nother column,
tem/ him • welcome at this tient.. the cla..rr in mil' inet y, dresema►ing
lbu the Mayor ci..e dad to°do. )and ro. k•ng will be t -i8511 zed for the
unmistakable signs of the effrets of wry'.1, tai 1h" /'loss roams in the library
In reply Pt. l'tiichard, who thuweDew, termnn :W
new Janu-
the German gas bombs and (imps a t,uilding.
little faun. fio.t-bite, *aid that he Those au.hinR to j .in ibe drwmak-
would rather face the enemy in the irg classes w111 meet f••r enrolment
trenches than the crowd before his. ,and nrganizt ion .,.t i :es o'clock, the
There were mew things boder to lace, cenOk'Inlf clasrr..1 n lS, and Om u.illin-
than kindness. He thought if the e1y claa►rs a1 it
young men only knew bow well the'Thr. Interttun is t. here three
'wooded soldiers were treated after 1 cla.ars . ach io d. r.•ruaking and cook -
their return Irvin France they would Ing--4one 10 cowwo pi.r th ,.e who h+ere
come to the lc -occlusion that it was alt e.taken t 1.. tun, • second for
worth while enlisting and king into tellions.,s only, and • third to include
the trenches. Ile thought the khaki both beginner. and those baying had
was 11. only utiiftsn. •11150 should be ares i.re wrw.
wearing thew day.. It was geld 1pj Theill be two elapses in millto-
k0ow that thewere fighting on the en --one for those She. have had one
winning side, for it put heart into • teem and •ream/ for Is•ginner..
man. He closed by thanking all for the
` The sucteu of these dames and their
kind wishes amid thoughts for his soured p.pol.rily melena it lagers-
sine, to enlisted. Rousing cheep live on the part of those wishing to
greeted 160 brief address j•iifi them to lie proem t at the organ -
Sheriff Reynolds was the n.xtlIxatInntoensure illicit seen: iegsplace
. us.ker sad in a vti utIl f..44JiJaa* he io the claai4.8ire' ``,,
complimented aU who were al tiled in i il55tnner. 511 regnit7u to ply a foe
khaki and especially those who had rd 11.18). abich eutiil.. them to the
-'bepeia> IrsscrEc.rawdltwd uoozorre c tgii .rpl}cea-ut io14440e, i•.n. pt 14111"1 e
He appealed to the young men t•o take I elms.
18. platen of lhow w bo wri e * 010. sing The m.eIasisel draw ing dross.. wit
wossd.i (woke'/ Uud'a i. nrg•oi/ed en Turgsd. r .."1"11111,
'slag at
u weir, ddog choirblpartaring in 17. 0, in the iJolbiate. 1!) wee•
r. bet ti.. Me heli uF b ' ytg Mi tMsrpe .. ile
may
. a*
ver
declared thaw sad 1t not. been for tbo.e
a bo bad been w 1111, g t 1 sac" ince their helph'1 b incfa►i.g chair i 16eieheya
all this Dominion might now be in the sad rhe Wiley spells advancement arra
essdition of Delgiuu'. Tte ttbetde wee,o ul.s. a i•r[• stleodanor.
the opinion that move/Ape/on amid
baa good thing, as it would make the J. P. Hrar,
shirker fight. The address was fie- Prietipai'
quPIItIy panel 'mated with applause.
Mr.'Wm. Pruudfix 1, M. P. P also
gave A slinirg addles., in which be
iematked upon the enthuai.am shown
fey the iwweose crowd which fathered
at the station t hat evening. He said
that the Germans had not much to ray
in favor of the "Punc,', Pate." He
did not think conscription would he
D eceased y and was of the opinion that
Canada would have :41d),(1i1 in the field
by spring hid if the war was prolonged
could place half -a -million men under
arms without comerip;ion. He 1 i li
culed the ides of placing confidence in ,
the Munroe doctrine and stated that
if Britain were conquered ibe Utitd
States would have all it could do to
look atter itself without attempting to
safeguard Canada. He was confident
that with the population that Huron
had • couple of regiments might easily
he recruited from the county and he
was anxious to have Huron repre-
✓ ented at Berlin ny a regiment when
the gnat treaty of peace should be
signed. He deeiared 1 hat t hear who
anal, 1 or go to the front •h mid girt
usstintedly of their means to assist t e
cause
1f you overlooked someone •t
Christmas, time the opp 'unity "to
make good"will come New Year's Day.
Our stuck was prey y badly shattered
by discerning Christmas .hoppers, but
we still have manyoods which will
make choice New Year gifts. Per-
fumer, stationery. New Year cards.
Trdar.. E. IL n tots. di uggi.t,
ich. •
O) alrvs--ikaleblpt•. .did meat and
aIwo). fresh, at Edoanii . Phone E.
A b g eity ptodueli..n al small town
lbs Witltam.nn Rub,nuis*
else.., 10.. 15e aol fir.
Mayor Reid me,•t'nned that 1'i.
Pritchard had also fought tin ough the
Boer war.
Mr. .1. 6. Tom woe called upon .04
spoke briefly, nrgirg that parents
sbo hid not keep their sons from en-
listing.
Week of Prayer
The Ministerial Assort ition has ar-
ranged for the observance of the week
of prayer, January 3-7, the tier. lees
to be held in Tempi -inner Hall, and to
be interdenominational in character.
A11 the citizens of the town are ward
to attend. The following is the pit- .
gram .
MONDAY.
Chairman -Rev. J. Hamilton.
Address -"Thank•giwing and Hu-
miliaUno.' Rev. .1. it. I'. Chet ingham.
Music in chatgr of North street or-
ganist
Ty 1111)1.
Chairman --Mr. G. N. Elliott.
Address -"The Lino rh ('rlivrnal:
The One INXIN of which 1'h.iot le
the Head." Hes. li. M. Holmes
Music in eiarye of the baptist or-
g anist.
.W tOttan.iT
( 'ha irman-Mr. B. A. %Varner.
Address -'Nation. and Their itu'-
ere," Rr . W. II Hager.
Mu.i^ o charge of Viclerio sUrel
organist
7Nt'InIDAY
Cb■firman- )1, Alex Sanndrr•.
Addy.. -" Minions." Rev. fie., IIP.
[.1 Al.ekstnso'. lout .ler y.Ptd otir Yede in chachase.,f Knox church or
New Peer'. eider for ice cream Racist.
oysters. nooses 110.
We wish to express our appreciation
ter the goodwill add patronage et-
teeded to ale daring 1911` sad .lab our
frieas/ pr sal eenty.sr 1 t • y, 1 191
add yew t lsl/th�
E. Wist.at druggist, hob.
ARIDA T.
(T:•t"man-Ilv Rmmer.on
Address-"FgwrlIie►, 1; o l l e g• a,
Reboots and the Young.- Rm. J. E
Ford.
Merle In charm of St. (loorgo's or -
pale
THE BOYS IN KHAKI.
Enlistments for the 181sT Battalion
at the local recruiting ,'Mee during
the week are :
W. Medan. (iode, icb.
W. L. %'*,.,tone, Uodericb.
G. W. Breyer, Dungannon.
IS. n. l'oct field, (lodcricb.
Bert Letson, Uoderich.
Jack Tortoni oleo h.s enlisted and is
attached to the Clinton detachment as
e ergeant-t ailor„
Lieut E W. Porter is now attached
to thelodericb recruiting office.
Basil Kelly, ''hos. J. Salkeld and
Oliver tioldthoi pe have peeped the
examine. ion at Lindon for the imper-
ial Mechanical 'l'ransp,rt Service and
expect soon to I,' sent atones the yea -
1r.. Their duties will 1.t. those of
chauR,un.
Among the men ill khaki who were
in t..wn the east week wa• Mt. A. Roy�
Adams. formerly of blob.' kb. who le
row with the :51.1i 11a•tpy at tinelph,
MARRIED.
M. LEAN M,-(Rl .ITII. Al Knox church.
ales:rh. on Il1rmla,r 111 Joy Rev. Yiso. K
Ito., It U, blabulnr RAbrl McLean, of
('lereldd. tail. at taUM ,14b15 oe,
youngest den Met •f )Ir sad Mn. W m
Yd's r , t h. x 1. I4yid'. •1 sett , Uptr r.ch
B URROWS Mal'IN0NAI.1) -At Kea%chuirl.
moron. Under.rh. I.ecembrr yr. 1.i 1tei.
lire. ):. R 4ni., D. D.. Iterl ..b IDnr... -. of
lid. ri, h. and 1.• 1*, da*.ha.r of l'wpn.in
.,,,I Mn John Mrelron.I.l. ltritannla road
1,15.51..5Mb.
r1TI-RI)%' 7111.1. .I1 1h. how.• of w
1 rids'• l swat. 1. dr. i'h t n.r.hlp. or.
l h, i.ln•*• Da), Janie huphemia. detach*,
M Mr. and Mt.. Jan. Yuri. te Kr Mould Di
Sturdy. of U Jeri h lawn -his..
05E0.
M'NN - On Wr lae•iay, *t b -r
tate Ic•il erre, 111111 Portland avenue. rt.
Pool, Nino . l' a A.. Mary. bdere.l wife
11 Frady irk It. Y sen.Mrnrrrly d Uodertrh.
rad daughter of • he late lti.bard rind Man
Ana Inon Ines 7th. of Tx Neta I1e1.. in b..
Ps"• year.
Berlal .t t.. 1'*ul
1. 1WR.14444OX. In I.etrtP. Ykb le haiu04a, 1.
Dcartnher 11 h. , nits. laera.,w
l*GULL. In lindetich Inon bIp, a eaturda) •
D embe' ret. Mary Wart • a, beloved
w I1..1 Wills timid. Wad 75 years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Ose.$ON►.
Foes.
E ye.l...n • Ln the P. anal . , .... 1
Pets,' 1.. t-
card .4 ,leak. -Mn. Coed. Lawmen
roan, - 5555 1
Ids -o i d p'tw • J. 1'. Same i
pr ,ion 1'.ed humph D woman 1
-J. 1'. Iaahwslte
.. .1 J. P►R.ISge 1
.1 J. Mayr 1
Joan H. Nei '11•1111111. . . 1
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-Robed Ilelass ...... . 1
-Chan A. MIMI 5 5 5 5 1
De W. I. Clark . 1
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Thew R. wash .. 1
-R. R. %Isle. 1
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