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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-1-6, Page 6wi lethbtirl fram itrde*tinin ni iAinInbWtbVnMNI j Get Y our Skates Ona F 3 E 4 F F 1 f * F i F 4 - 4 Atialibalti IF F. 4 F c Get Your Skates On! c 4But first kt us sharpen them for you and F 3 put them in shape for the season. TheF 3 cost is small and you will enjoy the F 3 skating much better.. F. 3 •, F i- t JEast rF Street Garage t 1 . * 3 Oura.tt operated b a prattieal tiler F i - 1 A M. GloverP/lone( 1243 F i E a!P!1!!1!!1!!I ,wool tvwfvf f oriv !!f! tier N LOCAL TOPICS Card of Thanks. 1 wish to thank the eh ctors of Oode - rkh for the generous vote by which they again elected me to the town council on Monday lest. I will en- deavor to nerve then' well during the coming year. E. H. Whits. Customs Collections increase. The customs rollecttons of tiodericb and its out ports for the month of Lk- cember, 1915, were gal:i b)4 ilei- Ibis shows a very large iocreaae over tbee collections lection for t he moot h of Deeern her. 1914. which were only Kilie38.53. The collrctloes of fenderich aloe. for De - comber, 1913, were $1,11373. The Patriotic Fund. The special committee of the Huron ttrsneb el the Canadian Patriotic fund, appointed at the meeting in De- cember to revise the rate of payments to participants of the fund, hes com- pleted iia work and will report at the meting to be held in cot juaction with the members of the county coun- cil tbis month. The Old Year Passes The passing of the old year was rec'egoised its (loderkb bywatt-height services which were ld at Se. Gem ge's church and Victoria street Methodist church both of them beirg well attended. The new year was ushered in by the ringing of church belle and the tooting Of factory whistles, and the year 1915 passed into history. Mr. Joynt s Splendid Donation. Mr. Andrew Porter, treasurer of the Huron hunch of obs Canadian patrio- tic fund, received 'on Christmas Eve from lir. John Juynt, ret Lueknow, bit cheque for 11500, which has been forwarded to Ottawa. Mr. Joyet promised $1,0111 a year to the above- mentioned fund as long ea the war should last. He had already paid $.till to lee Bruce county branch. Accidents. Mr. Thos. (.Erick, an employee of the Paget Orals Door Cc., had his Itt•k band badly lacerated oft Friday of lest week, when be let it toms in con- tact with a dado saw. While badly cut, none of the Rogers will hare to be amputated. Mr Tom Tufford ie carrying his right arm in a sling, owing to bovine got two lingers badly cut while at woo It at the Dot ► m chine slope. Every Woman Knows the discomfort of dusting -but few realize its dangers. When sweeping carpets and ftoosewith- au • DUSTBA NE the flee, grey, microbe -laden dem is thrown up is cloud,, to settle ea tables, chairs. window - ledges and every other place where a minute puttee can flod a reales plate. As it flier it ~nee serrna of many diaries ideas, wbfeb are breathed into the lungs of the woman who swesp., and s/ children cad everybody elm h the house Gilled *gW the great evil. BUY DUSTBANE at ail'roast& fade* en he vI.g Daethane, fur Isnitat lows • re act els wood. Dr. Macdonald Coming. The esrc,illve of the Cartaaien Club is pleased to be able to announce that arrangements have been made for an address to be given by Dr. J. A. Mac- donald, ot The Globe, Toronto. at. a noon luncheon re tbe aub os Friday, January 14. Dr. Macdonald baa a co.tineotal reputation ass speaker on public questions and is in great de- mand. and the officers of the Clete con&Jer themselves very fortunate it being able to recurs bion for this oc- calion. Goes to Guelph. Mr, W. H. D:ckin, who bad been manager of the Watters k Co. shoe store bere, lett on Wednesday for his borne at Owen Sound and after a short vacation will go to Guelph as assist- ant manager of the clotniog and fur- nishing* department of the G. B. Ryan Co 'e bog stare• Mr. Dirkinmade 'many ft lends Mbilo in Goderich who w'l1 :egret his departure but will wish him *weer in his new field of activi- ties. He is a young men of spkedid busicess ability and will make his wait io the couture eat field. Presentation to Two Clever Students Because of the honor reflected upon the G„ dei i;h Collegiate loititute by the success attained by Mien MaryI. Tom and Mars Florence A. Smitat the summer examinations of the University of Toronto. the trustee boatel of that institution presented each of the young ladies at Chi istmas with tee volumes of the Temple edi- ticn of t' hakespt are. The books were inscribed as'fol'owe: "Pretested to Miss ty the Board of Trustees of Otderich Collegiate Institute in appte- eiation of the honor cantered upon the erbool by your brilliant sureties at the University examination,. hila" Liverpool Lodge Makes Presentations. Pte. Wm. Dunnadge, 71st Battalitw, C.E. F.. was presented with a wrist- watch by his brother officers and neem - bees of Ledge Liverpool. Sons ot Eng - lend, on the Dight of December 220d. Pte. Dunnedge is vice-president of the Lodge and f rrmany years has efficient- ly filled many offices. The Lodge also presented tiro. R. C. Chambers, of the 181st Battalion, with a pipe. and Bro. E. H. Walton. of the 33rd, with • pprecset comers. Bro. E. Blev, of the R.C.R., had already been forwarded a parcel cal, ulated to rase the hardships of trench life. The evening was rot - eluded in n pleasant manner with speech and sone. Death of .a' rl. Benj. Allen, The deatb of Mn. lfa. bassos Allen, wife of Mr. Benjamin Alien, of the wholesale j •welry arm of Benj. Allem t Co.. (:1.foago. o:curred December '!rod at 1.1e family residence at Win- netka. illiner, after an illoes of twn menthe. Mee. Allen, wens, husband is is (tamer resident of Ooderich, was iota sixty -rix years ago a1 Bement, Mese, of staunch New England par. mite at d was a grandniece of the poet Whittier. She had been a ,widest of Chicago for maty yearn- It wee in 1►r71 she was maniel to Mr. Allen. She was an earnest and staunch sup- porter of teeny charitable iestilo- tines, •mosg wbihb was Use Marr 'Momper"' teepltaf, and .h. wee 1 egaided hy a Lost of frbads In Chicago es • charming and delightful permeably. always pre - parrd to liefr(end and do gond throughout an active, earnest life. She leaves three cbildreu : Mrs. Phelps B. Hoyt, of Winooski'. and B.C. and L.D. Allen, both well-known Chicago hnel- n em men. The tonere] took place Fri- day afternoon, December 24th, Rev. Rudlong, pastor of Chile church, %VInnetk•, officiating. A Fine New Year's QUI. The Ladies' Aid of Knox ehurch, (ioderieh, have again done tq.sma.ly.s and the. congrrgatios credit by a graceful and gereeetuee gift to t1.Nr minbter. Rey. Or. B. R. Aconite paning i lame lens loaft byaeoeesnwer at the manse on New Year's Day was • note from Mr,. Beattie, the secre- tory of this Reties argaaisatlnn, estendieg greetings and rcque.ting the see*tamtt. of a handsome fur - lined east. M.. Rotas was taken ones pianly by (ht Awnday scow, s{ g is seen ehwteir be took $b.eppor- THE SIGNAL : GfDRRICH : ONTA hog 111e1ty to reels to the kited thought red genera* lo& renssrtieg that he hid never aa1Jciplatd becoming the =Pomeroy of such a rombiratioe wry and comfort The coat is r'ertalvly • handsome nee and of the dart quality. 0. every baad Mr. Best Is rwesivieg soegretulatlans mad hie naked and loyal eoeete atiou ex- press IN slab that he will be *tested many winters to minister to them. The Ladies' AM also are to he cement - slated oe this worthy express ion al good -will and.R.,tion for their tnis- ister. Coultas -McDonald. A mast woddiog took place at the home of the M ids a parries, Mr e d Mrs. John McDoo&W, of Creswell. Ont., on Wednesday, December Mb. when their only daughter, Lena M., was united fa utareem to Mr. C. Le- Roy Guntur, Phut. B of Ooderieb. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. G. Black, of Ibis Presbyterian church, 1a the presence ot only the immadiale relatives of the conteactisg parties. the duple bring unattended. Ter bride was gowned iu her travel - 1 nj suit, • taioled coatume ot nary blue Pr,ech serge, with blouse of pale pink crepe de chine, end carried a bouquet of lily -of -lee -valley and roar. After the cereesoey the wedding patty sat down to a dainty repast, Mr. and Mrs. Coapts leaving shortly aftet- wards for Toronto, where the honey- moon was spent. The array of costly and useful gifts was • tedtialosy to the esteem in which the young couple tin held. Mr. and Moir. Cottltis have taken lop tear bonze in Ooderieb, Mr. Counts b fog well known ass druggist here. A cordial welcome is extended to We Counts and the want' good wishes for the young couple are heart- ily etdorsed by Tbe Miguel. Tanner -V anatter. A 'pleasing event took place at the bonito( Mr.,agd Mrs J W. Vanatter, %Waterloo stmt, on Wednesday, De- cember ;Nth, when their youngest tie - ter, Ethel May, was united in marri- age to air. Arthur T. Tanner. of Mill- bank, Ont. The wedding took place shortly after noon, Rev. W. K. Hager, pastor of North street Methodist church, uflle eting. ani was quietly celebrated, only immediate relatives being present. The bride was attired in white Bilk and carried a bouquet of blier•of-the-valley and her travelling suit was of gabardine, plum -shade. with velvet hat and bsudbeg to eustcb. After the ceremony a luncheon we, Partaken of and the young couple lett on the afternoon G. T. R. train for T. root°. Mrs. Tanner reeled in Gode- ricit several _years ago, receiving a good part of ber education here at tbe Central school and Goderich Col - testate Institute. Subsequently she attended the Stratford f•ellegiate In- stitute, atter -which she entered the nursing prufewiop, training at Cook County hospital, Cnicsgo, std Geneva, i11. Mr. tanner has spent the tut ten years Bear Saskatoon. Sask., his On- tario home baiMg/et Milllank.Tbe treat wishes of their friends fallow the young sou{ le to their future borne Johnston -Lunney. Frost The Collingwood Bulletin of December :filth : The home of Mr. and Yr,. George Lennev was the scene of a eery pretty wedding on Monday when at 9 o'clock their only daughter, Vera Maud, was united ip maniege to Mr. J. Henry Jobnatoh, principal of Wictoria school, Goderich. Tbe ceremony was per - (muted by Rev. Dr. Harper, pastor of the Maple street Methodist church, and was witnessed only by immediate relatives of the bn ide and groom. Miss Aida Collins played this wedding march as the hride, accompanied by her, father, entered the prettily deeor- eted pallor. The Leidy, who is one of the town's popular young ladies, wore shell pink silk crepe de chine with chantilly lace and carried • shower bouquet of erre. Her going -saw] gown was a tailur•luade reit in mid- ntleht bine wide -black fox lays and e black velvet pattern hat- The happy couple left on the midday train fur Toronto and other places and at the conclusion of their trip will go to (lode"leis, where they will reside. in leaning ea Ringwood the bride separ- ates feint a wide circle of ft lends who will miss her greatly. trait who unite in extending bed wishes for her and her husband. In the Maple street Methodist church Mee. Johnston was a most active spit it, taking a prominent place in t be choir, the Epworth Leseue and the Sunday school, and while in Collingwood Mr. Johnstor, also, was one of the leaders in these activities ref the church. By their transfer to Goderich the Methodists of that town will p: o81 at our expense. Mr. Jobostr n has returned to town with bis bride and they have Laken up tbeir residence in Lighthouse street. !Roos coning to (ioderich Mt. John - mots iter made many friends end ac- quaintances, wbo wish him and his !wide many happy years teen bur. Death of Mrs. Samuel Cox. After an illness extending over a period of eleven months. the apish of Catherine McLean, widow of the tat• Samuel Cox, took Its flight os Tuesday. Mn. Cox was been at Der- riere neer premier, leered. as March 18. 1104. Mien a child of six abs came with bee parents to Canada tied nettled in sandwich towneblp. On October Nth. 1S511, she was marded to Samuel Cox. who died event pen yeses ago. Tbe couple continued to made In Goderich township nntil Ri(s)e when they removed to Goderich. Of the ueioe (welt• ebildren were bore, erre of whore aro still living. They are Mies Cos. of Oneleteeb ; Elward J. and Wm. M , of R►pid City, S. D. ; Mrs. Webb, of Ferin, N. D • R. B., of Wimbledon, N. D. i 1Valsoer. of Walbollow, N. D Oen. Al.. of Mat. cheater, England (guropeert represent - wive of the Order. Mackey Oo.. Tor- ero) : Met. Weetoby, of Milwaukee ; Norris A.. of (treat Fella, Matena; Albert K., of Minraspnl)e : and Anwe D , of IJbkrago. Ilha. %Formby, Wil- liam, R. B., Albert and Asset:w.te beet for the furred. Mr. Rob'. Me - lean. Mayor -Art of Dederick', ani Mr. Jabs Lelean, er Duagsnnns, are bentbe►s of the dr.a..d Mn. Cox was • eos•l.te at nem bier of the Meta- ndl•t rhumb. heelsg been admitted to its fellowship when a girl of thirteen. The loosest took piar fresh the family reebdenee, tit, Patrick'. 'levee, this aftersooe tTburdayt The serviese wet" eoednc.sd by Hee. O. N. Hausa, of fewdon, a termer peer of Me deemed and • fraud pt the family, werseerreeeseseremesseemprepierseepeer SINGER STORE LADIES! -Du not buy your Spring supply of House hull Listens before Acting our dock. Towellla's, P,llow Corea sed Linens by the yard la vallous qualities and widths. Headmen. denigss in stamped Pillow SIipr, Day !Slops, Towel,, 1►mser and Bullet & rnrves, Centre', Trays, etc. Ten per cent. on Stamped Christaeas Novelties. MRS. TAPE tioderleb Next Heft Telephone assbted by Rev. W. L Hagar, pastor Of NMtb *beet Methodist church. The pallbearers were the tour sons who are home. Among maay others who attended the turrer•al emus Mrs. Wallwin, wife of Rev. 1. B. Waitaki, pastor of Westmorelandaveaue Meth- odist church, Toronto, a niece of the deceased. The interment took place In the family plot at Maitland came - tory beside the remains of the late busband Ind the eldest son of the de- ceased. Hospital Board Annual Meeting. The public are invited to be present at the annual meeting of the 'Alex- andra hospital hoard, to he held at the court house on Tuesday, Jaaeary 11th, at S p. m, Mrs. King's Recital. The recit.l to le given in North street Methodist church nett Monday evening 1.y Mrs. Geo. H. King should attract a large audience. Mr,. King is a special favorite with the people of Godeticb, and .he will be assisted by two talented young ladies. Miss Dor- othy ('oitcntt, slocutioni.t, of'I'urouto, and Miss Lasca Elliott, pianist. A silver cullectioe will he taken. Death of Curtis Lawrason. Thr de*t b took place at Detroit on Christmas Day of t'urte' Lawrsann, a native and long-time resident of Gode- rich township. Mr. Lawr.aon was born seventy -riche years ago on the farm on the Bayfield road now owned by Mr. Isaac'Malkeld and lived in 'hie neighborhood continuously until fif- teen years ago, when he removed to Detroit. In the year 1839 he was married to Constance Tilly Thomas, of which union seven children were born, flee of whom, with the widow, survive. They are : Bosnia, now Mre. Willis Belt, and %Vm. t'. Lawra.on, of Goderich township ; Grace, now Mrs. Thos. Beel. of Goderich ; Alive, of De troit ; and Helen tins). now Mee. Rob- ert YonnR, of Ypsilanti. The remains were brought here and the funeral took place on Wed.esday, 294h ulto., from the home of Mr. Tho,. Bal. Bay field road, to Maitland cemetery. Rev. J. B. Fotbetiugbaw .inducted the service at the house and the ser- vice at the graveside was conducted by the members of the Orange Order, • very ►urge Dumber of whom were present fa a body from Godeeich Loden. No. ltd, and Itiverstoe lodge, No. 145. The pallbea ren wen Mt yrs, e. Wm. Seraf11e)d, J. S. MicMatb. 11.11 Rutledge, John C,x, lieo, McMullen and John Wood.. The deceased wee very well known in Goderich and the township and a great number of friends were present at the funeral. He' envie a lifelong member nlealse Anglican church and at man wbo did the thing be believed was right. CHURCH NOTES. Rev. li. M. Hohurs will preach next Sunday at both services in the Baptist church. Strangers, are cordially in- vited to attend. Rev. W. K. Hager will preach at both services at Nortb street Metho- dist church next Sunday Morning subject : '•Zechariab's Filth Vision - The Upbuilding of the Community," Evening subject • "Christ gips Me•li- rations-Christ's Claim for Himself 1 am the Vine, Ye are the [teakettles. ' Rey. J. G. Reid was released ),y the Ptwb tet y of Huron on Tuesday last from his charge of Loudesboro' and Burns church, Willett, to arempt • call from South Kinloss, in the P. sebytery otlMaitland, formerly in charge ni Rev. Mr. McLennan, now retired. Tbe congregations of Londesborn' and Hul- lett will be declined ?rant ne the :3rd of Jennie y h Rev. W P. Turner. of Blyth, wbo wi•lract as interim mod- erator. The Men. Sunday (lisle, which meets at 51 o'clock every Sunday morning in the perior orf N.trth 'tree Methodist chueeh, under 10. leader ship of D A. 1'. Rromeesnn. has isued its program for the 11rst four month. of 1916. At each n e'ling • me j-ct i - introduced by ore of the member.. and a general di- curio's follews. Tbe subjects are such as are cal, Mated to create interest and thought. and Dr. liestmeremes seeds r.bip k racnnr.ainT and helpful This Is the standing invite ion of Lite Club : • ifoil she a stranger in our tour*, or are is rowels of • church hnawe, a warm welcome, Use fellowship of sincere friends aro the privilege of helping otber men await you her.,' OM BUT STRICER To be healthy at ,.event. , prepare at forty, is send advice, because in the strength or merle life we ton often forget lbat neglected cold., or areles tert- ian* of sligbt adzes and pains, simply tenderiser strength sed bring chrome weakness for later yew. To he strwyger *ben oMer, keep your tierce parr and rich awl settee with the strength - building awl blood -nourishing =I: of Scutt' Emulrns which is a (earl a toetc and a redicine to keep your blood eft*, alleviate rfxuamtfam and mucid ideas. At any drug more. firma sawn.. Twe.to. Ont. PROPUR1M Pelt A1TACL sang Pems. .a. lbmilai lgt Altai Nate at Siellsnise. LONDON, Jan. 1. -There are edge Of renamed activity 1• M where It 1s reported ea.Metallly that German and Auatrtaa forces are 1'• Uttering at Mountie, to youth-wMt- erm Serbia, soar the Greek besdar. Ooanicting reports are reeelvsd near earning the iateat1.. Of the Bulgar- ians, but Premier Redoes volt le quoted as having said they would soon begin a advance tato Greek territory to attack the Preach and British at Saloalca. Another despatch from Berll., however, says that, seeording to the Bulgarian eNslander-lo-cblet, Goa. Jemoff, no decision on this point bad hoes reached a week age. The Allies continue their ezpeetaat attitude toward a threatened attack, although Greece seems mainly occu- pied in making various dlplomatk protests, beets; fpllowed up her po- lite protest to the Entente against the arrest of the Consuls by an equally polite protest to the central powers against their aeroplanes lying aerates Greek territory In a raid which killed a Greek shepherd and • few sheep. The Berlin Morgee Post publishes a report that orders have been ghee to the German and Austrian troops Is Serbia to advance into Greece and at- tack the French and British.. A Bucharest despatch to the Morgen Poet credits this statement to the Dutra of Bona. It is said Germany has communicated to Greece ber de- sire to clear Grecian tellritory of the Allied forces. The German Minister at *the.s, the despatch says, told Premier Skouloudls the best Interests of Greece demanded the removal of the French and Brltlsh. Inasmuch as In the existing circumstances Greece would he exposed to danger from the troops of the Central power,. which have been ordered to pursue the Allies on Creek territory. VICTORIES FOR RADIALS. Twenty Out of Twenty-four Mansel. palbUee Behind Scheme ho Far. TORONTO, Jan. 5. -The construc- ticn of a public -owned radial system In Wester. Ontario was definitely as- sured yesterday. Eighteen muntel- Palities voted upon Sir Adam Beck's Hydro radial project, and only four went against the by -law -the Town- ships of Waterloo, Blanchard. North Eastbope, and East Zorra. The following municipalities en- dorsed the radial: Port Credit. Tra- falgar. Milton, Wilmot, Naasagaweya, Esquesing, Guelph Township, Water- loo'. New Hamburg. Stratford, Dow- ney, St. Mary's, London Township, Biddulph. These are in addition to the vic- tories won by the scheme in four cities and two towns on New Year's Day. Tbe by-laws were carried by a sweeping majority of 15,385 le Tor- onto Saturday, and by substantial majorities in London, Berlin, and Guelph. In Toronto the vote was four to one in favor of the by-law. The verdict was tbree to one for the radi- als to Guelph and in Berlin. Though the twit/ vote was comparatively small t0F majority surpassed the ex- pectations of the supporters. The vote 1n London wee about 57 per rent. In favor. Curiously. the actual majority for the by -taw in each of these cities was between 630 and 680. ':hough the majority for the by-law in London was substantial, 676, the vote was small when com- pared with the tremendous maeate ties in Toronto. Berlin, and Guelph. There were 2,763 votes for and 2,087 against. POiNCARE'S M AG!~ Niateew Itisteen Will Be Tear of Vic- tory. says President. PARIS, Jan. 5. -"Nineteen hun- dred and sixteen will be our year of victory," says President Polncare In a message to the omcere and sol- diers of France," whirl. has been dis- tributed along the whole front. The message, wblch is one of great simplicity, expresses the confidence of the entire nation in its defenders. The letter follows: "Like you, my noble friend,, I have read with emotion In the army bulletin messages addressed to you on the eve of the New Year by the mayors of our large cities. The same Wguage is used by all these French cities, and it 1a easy to -day to draw from these numerous expressions the unanimous sentiment of the country. 'Everywhere you have sera main- tained without effort this sacred Halon spontaneously established sev- enteen months ago under the menace ot tbe enemy. Why would not the rlvll population follow the example of agreement mid barmony which you ghee It! in the trenches and on the battlefields you hardly think of con- sidering your personal opinions. CITIES STAY "RET." Not Or or Elgbt Gives Necessary Majority for late& Optima. TORONTO, Jan, 5. --Not one of the tight Ontario eltle, wbfeb yesterday voted on the question of local option decided to go "dry." Is the town- ships and villages the supporters of the measure bad a little better suc- cIa. They were aueee.aful In fifteen meek -Matinee. but failed to carry local option In twelve. There are several municipalities still to be heard from, but the result through- out Ontario in brief up to tits mora- ine was& Loral option carried 1n fifteen (oa- testa. Lost in seven municipalities. Defeated by three -fifth. vote to thirteen Number of licensee affected forty - .even. By-law sestalaed is three. Omaseriptdoe Bill lewhedea Ireland. LONDON. Jan. 6 -- AceoMtng to as announcement made by the Pres Association. Ireland M set te be sn- eered from the sew compulsory /.- trait's; bill, Co -opera live Saving Is facilitated and en- couraged by the open- ing of a Joint Savings Account In the names of Husband and Wife, Father and Son, Brother and Sister, or any two or more members of the family. Either can deposit or withdraw money at will, and the Interest accrues to the credit of both. Ask the Manager for full particulars. P 04 Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. THE MODEL THEATRE FORMC6lL11 Tilde LY*SC THE HOUSE OF REFINED PHOTO PLAYS THE OFFERING FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11 and 12 is the fascinating little favorite ELLA HALL, in "JEW E L" A five -reel Broadway Production ADMISSION 10c and Se metesteselellsereelb A NEW ISSUE of the Telephone Directory is non 1n.a t r.11.,.,1 and 4.1.i.tinae a..1 • ha„e tori t aA..Y be reported to our Lees. Moo., et neer. ' /fare pea a teleprass. J Tk ..- eh.. have will tell you that 11 ,. 1era nr.t lu.:n..0, .: e:...1' rr. e•areaimr e. Why .01 order to -day and 'see yam name i • tae new daemon, The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Mea a n. Hillier and eJLhirx...1 Ts,9a(e. are e1 Ung lire Hinter'. parent-. Mr. ►ed !fess Rea Mak sad other nobod The Canadian Order of l hoseu Friends will bold a meeting in Wood's ball tomorrow (Friday t evening. The regular monthly meeting of the Children's Aid Society will be held at the court house on Tuesday peat at 1.15 p. m. The regular monthly meeting of the teenerel Brough Chapter, 1. O. D. E.. still he held on Monday, January 101b, at 4 p. m., in the court bons.. Befnre Police Magistrate Lockhart on Tueseay Clare Sweets was finedbiitr ted cost. on each of two convictions for eellittg.li.luor Illegally at Dungai. non lair. Mr. (:harks Sherman, of Theed.rr, Seale., formerly of town, met with an unfortunate accident while driving 00 Cbristmas Eve. His leg was htdly broken and he is now in the hospital at York ton. Mr. W. R. R•,hertson received word last week of tbe death of his lister, Mia Christ] Robertson, which oe- enred at her home near New Glasgow, N. 8., cn December 36,h. Mise Robert- son was seventy nine years ai age. A musicale will lir given under the auspices of Ahmeek ("bemire, 1 0.1).E., on Joinery .5)th, when Mr'. (.me. H. King, Miss Lacca Bllinul and Mira Orecw Seager will take part. Proceeds in aid of the Chapter's war prisoners' fnnd, Ali former and present Boy Scout. .re r. quested to meet on Friday of this week at 7.13 p. m. at the North street Methodist church Sunday schoolroom for the purpose of tendee- ing a rod -off to former Scout -masters Dr. Hayden and Bruen Pritchard, Mrs, R. L. Lloyd will receive for the first tints since her marriage at the ••Lcokout' home, in fit George's Crescent, on Saturday, January Mt h, from 4 to ti o'clock. Her mother, Mts. B. Moore, and Mrs. A. C. Harter, .4 S'. Catharines, tamely .Mat LP - Ilan U.•y3, will teteive with her. The Signal is in receipt teem Mies F.O. Hutchison of • copy ref The Ocean Tuuee and Atlantic Daily News, jeered on board the steamship Adrielir, en which the Misses Hutchison sailed front New York to Liverpool. The ismer contains several persgraphs of war de.petteb.s, stock market tntellt- eenee and tuber news transmitted to the vessel by "airtime." It igen in- teresting souvenir. PERSONAL MENTION. Mf.. Ma.7 Harter .pont Sees 1.•v'• it Rir.atrd. Mr, John Rrhoed Rlpler..Meed her 111,0f r . a /ole. M.Onne M. at NN w • M • fe•r . Ile Mimes Joan sad Assn La *Pon. of Dt Unit. are vYltt,w et t're•r kers • hewn. Mt-. Mvpwt Mel...., of W wet 1. at.- mea I at of Ibemildew.•oft ( tjxjg'1 ■ 1 n V •p'. 1. ween. tio s SEND FOR FREE BOV$- LET CONTAINING FVL PARTICULARS OF OVR TREATMENT. NATURES GRATIN C$ir&NM of . •.sol.. 1.1... •.J tem 14 =Wag SNg w resp si WIMPY e. ve r Yr. std Mu% Marry Worwn lea• pet tomtit to Tomato art -r %l.Inng' their parent., W, u d Mn, U McMoreky and ars. J. H. W.r.e.l, lir. John Da d. of kreyn, Dot ..,,,I ML. Sadie Decd. of l'icero, 10 , rest tae betide'+ With their Gibe-. Mr teed. Seawater. Mr. and lora Jovpb Joyce, of Cbmoo, Jr', e ncoding the raccoon will the latter'- par- e nt., Mr. cost Mr.. Jolla Lacey, Bo) Sold coed. Mrs. Oro. Wil -on ,.'d Mr!. T. D. Petition. se s..karstw, .e .pe•dina the Alcon rn.".iM wile owls loather, Mr. J.. Mit:be0, Arthur .trees. Mr.. Y. Hew-.w.et New LtekoerJ. le a:-itlrg at ,he b.ste of hr 'went.. Dr. and !dr., *meg. Mr. Hew on we. here evert ., New Yens. a . Antons the holiday rbltor- 1m town ware 11r. sed Mrs. M.-Meithe act deserter. of New Aamb..rt. rho sato lana if Mr. and Sr-, Thom. Cluedrr. Mr.. Loess McDun.N sod two danfhter-, tf bwlft Current. Peek.. are .idling Mn. Mcl)w- ald, mother. Mr-. Ileo Dote-. and Mr. M.•- Donld' a• mother. Mn. A. U. M. Donald, 1,..m. -treet- Dr.. Jaa I. and . W atter R. Tomball. of Vas cers r. were In t 'awn fora few d.p. t k', ascot. Titer bad maw lint to v ie/t their mother, wbo' live. at Mlta erten, and lebet 1. s a very Mw +tat: or bruit!•. Mi.+ belle Johnston has Memel f,om Vas. t on. er and le et the heave of Mr. shod Mr, J. K. Tom. Rbc sae accompanied est the trip kYgg MI.. ges!rrne M. Nair. who -Ir ileitis( her rel- it I vee at Hru..ek. M1..e. Ethel and Jean Nairn and Mary 1'lart belt on Mwwdnr he rttr•af,rd t. re..me their . ,ewe., Mi.. rah 1 Nairn and vie. Clark . Dee Normal School .od Mf.t lout. Na'.. a' tbe Benne.. Collage. Mr. J M. !lichees. of Termor• I*nl.er-.:. As of Mr J. T. Diea.os, hewerlr et dater* A. 1quilt A Walesat . sod Ms rturth Ma rned to Tenni,. atter ace ding a few say to town with Ye nom* end suet. Mr. and Mrs. M. antra Mr. Ren. (iraisger cad iso. Cs.il are .!own from 4 armee Rest., on • , tat R. Celt falai ivy+ in talb.rme tow ..!hip. Mr. Brainier ba. 'teen ten yearn In the W`eat and be sad hl- eo. • tree n.w IOW r rhe of land. T►t. n at they took ow 11-,.0 barbel. of ulna'. besides 1,n* be- hale of oat. and 1,Sen 10.bel .t nes UOOERICH Whet. per bn+h I tat e, r.sr bo.5 . Hub, per bash Peer, per bath [tick ahs, per bee'. r lour. tangly. resent Flour. pate.,,. pr cwt H.an, per ton ., Mhnr .. per roe ' Hay. per ton truer. .otr.0, person. 1* owl. per lead ...... Hntter. per HR. .. ►:cera, rrr.h. per doe Pot a.o.-.err bash MARKETS. T,rc.anav, Jae it .. ._ 6 'a t•t1.ela )t to . M 17 to 1d L W Ss LIM Alto 7) 1.71 l0 x,e. t ar to LIS *M . ft8I to ise) to ... line to Lea to s.so to .M to .3i to solo App)e. err to.h 11 to Cattle eitrher.' erne, pee cwt. ere to 1•alt h0 rher..tadl..," cue t0 Mrs Icy weitrbt. pee cwt.. .t e M to sheep ter cwt , asn to !whale rpee rent tem to AmpslCltr .-1 to H Id.+. R 11 to Ta1M,e.s.e".., Mlle .1 .. .11 to l e.ek• per 1 1lchew.. per ab ... . . l .... .1x to time*. per lb. ti to toter.. ter 0, to to W Roth numb •toss a r los 14 the w w with r, Mode at A ,w1nk. IF Sys Mina/. or wan*, we. t h. ,were et Mem Agar. Hemlhnet donne the holiday term. MMe Kir Re.e, ts, eel Teronts, •p ret •1 • bedelstire 1. 1 mhe pored. tbe .tf Mt-. I1.HM w . liana Mar Ca.elea baa rRerwsd foam • . tett of ••al wets. with ra411vee area ire i~R. T Y. ant deephta Areels. rink , an • I •11•M ar the bonze of V r see tars. s J. Tiny.