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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-1-27, Page 1"Soaps of the A m" containing the national wogs of the allied nada,', leery .Signal subscriber when paying for hLfor 1916 nay pMPeJ have his shoes, of this folio el music or a 1916 calendar. r SI (TY.SIGH TR YSh111-16. IMO IMade any Size or Style, Order Now. Shingles, Cement and all Planing Mill Products always in stock. Storm Sash and Storm Door 1 GODERICH PLANING MILLS, LTD. JAMES BUCHANAN, PlutalfCw AND MANAOkR- 'Pbon,e 17 A. P.U, Bo: IS. 4 FOtLIC 1110TIC1t. (j EARLY 4 A1MINti Runt's.et ac4Mr ► , or Ys, nM ws, t. as { n d ►a.lw sa~de . oaM llaIMel Muvday. et e. dark- ewes. C. L (t1t I.TI'e, J. A. (•AMPIiSLL, C. DCA. WP. ANNUAL MEETINU. 7'b annual l•g `/ ANTED. -TWO l'Ol1YORTABLY 1 ilrey tb. msaebrn of Ika fnrnlslna4 beenekesi ens rams, anima- _ atutheow taws yimara•e• ceases, teem and bringer, by lady and aratIsMaa =oil oilat KSeale. tb,ea rri. sad too otr ►la(late and three roars[, with tlgf 1141' HN, at 1 o'clock P a 'f 1e are of Crakes Per cooking. bOX ST, SIGNAL a be to feeelee tae amaaN Nate- OPFIC•I. t sad atedkees rep atr the w IC cts med dire hemof M kbwrisauatw which ---------. - era are John llmeeelel4 M. P P , eases PON SALE and John G, Graeae- who r re eligible fee OR SACH. -DRIVING HORSE, set owner ►a. may' Amity to iw T a1R'i'iu. WANTED'.- MAID FOR LIGHT ksassweaL ant, at SMITH sows. 1HOIR LWADER OR PRBOENTOR waaki fire Andraw'a Owe* Myth. potato Man yr d up to February H1lltth. OM. 8TUTM Sec', treasurer. blyth. M3 WANIEIL-ACOMy'ETSNT MAID foe esae,al house work for,r.rll - el tea. Ap j7 to M. CAKBAR. The Duoea ew N.I.e .tenet It Mtideet. , THOS. I. DAYS, Jt top . kerne.., ka&lo rube rte Ni/°.,l• Seeret.rT. Jt M -x J. . R. k 4 Gcde rook. It UNICHOL hair work made tree eMir et amble AlAlR000DS._ 11R8, A. mad so ie. hair for ,,deer •olgmtlso Iree smear, eltswaaalog. sae , sad aloe bas fee PIANO TUNING/.TAYw W G R, Routh street, Oederieb, P.0.Hox Mt Toning Hither testimonials a tows. /mg to d1. Itaroa town. : outride work area L Nelson street. i. NsMnd to de saki en FOR 8ALW-OIDAR POSTS, ALSO add *a B. C. .klatalse Apply W. T. t1 DDELL. L tf OUND PUPS FOR SALE. -FIVE mead- - paNksrd tree da threegamten ' ate llerelired Amoebaeme fAe .d P. few menthe s ey/tamea ptcd■ord. the aeslk- whet -(arse~ .....,__01/. WO ••g d' ` TT fa rase N ghees DMP Or the kyr r ! Healers aaell tic BOX VII Laskaew, Gal ' Mr - rd rj OR BALK. -A PUIIRBRIID JER- SST holler for .ate.-WM. D. DOAK, assay. greet. Sex MI. lhi_trh. RWIU'!T, DOCTOR OF CHI PRACTIC, tat enemy • poral sent of at M. raWeeme sof Neiman street se mad Gambit* ed. Oafer OAS" eta n a e PERSONAL MENTION. l a per. erAna 7 t• 5a. e Osmsenssisa free. Lady attendant. ypM FOR SAi.E OR RUT CIS SAUL-A MALL /IOUS sad garden Ion Oa. the titssiatar MINT at saat s IGNAL Meee seme, NV Mr. A. C. Mec Vfoa-, of Tartrate. wa.; In taws ea esteeday. I Mr. Wiese Wylie. of etrat1erd, smut the I at..a...d a teem. E M r t. tie .tall Tarcrto, v row a mom • era ChM. A. 'Nadirs mad (fir Doh* aellki e ' aee.e,Wine a weak aslleseaaa SII Glare Iteya geiwealaLth09041n. e t.l of M Wm. Redrath is ztlu B Hr.. Diehard D'eoame 1. In To-ooi. thio oink Hakim her daughter. Mi.. W. E Tweedy e' .,M,.. D. 1. Heil. of yr rather,. roma the weak 1 end here alib her parents. Mr. and Mr-. Rich- .rd Delon". 1 Mr. Clarence McDonald. of The Lucknow sentinel staff, w Ad a milky Wit The Shansi omen Mr.. R J. Rumball, of Gloucester Terrace. ,will moire on the Ant Tbuiday of each month. oR SALE. -160 ACEBS-TH fan -mer Hiles tarok mile W • half • f se Londe abesw' ; good clay loam, In goodof cult ieattoo. fourteen sorer of wbra•, fat acre. nailednailedu chem, .ad of. tab' Two. r.. -Omni ,cru exchanges fere assailer farm gladly cas•idery, H•)L?ZHACYR HtIS , Auburn, IL D. No. 1. U RENT. -TEN ACRES OM LANI ca -t of lbs Chemical Salt Work.. 1 here 1- nod de einem house and barn on the premise- About orchard of toed fruit : • firm -Mare eel arid eel er-tailing apart& Po mission give ea the 4.1 of Februa r ' Far p.rtte■lar. app( V. MRS. leD. mein, R. R. No A hiedertrb esprit/richs erich Rural teepee, striae a. Ma FARMS FOR SALE. - i Mr. Wm. Delong,. who had spent the pant r, few week. eiib hi. Iwrente hare. left .41Mon y day to return to Magr, .11ta. • Mr.. Geo Johnston and son. Kelso, ha, r re- ' Dorset horn.. After speeding three weeks With - 1.1 tI5s lu (luetic and Toroolo. Among (bo.. who irate been laid up w-itb griped suck. the pr.t wesb are Mr. Jame.L Urar,t, en.rom, omoer, and Mr, C'h... (:arrow. p I Mr. end Mr . Jas. Manning nand son. Clifford, of 4trfold. Sank . are visitin g friend- at Beo- I miller for • couple of month.,, Mr Masolog repot t• good timer to the Wein tkl. year. Mr. Grafton Burdett has been eWtiog trretal. le town the peat week. He ia leaving the ori Ice of the Beak of Commerce to eo- mice In bo.loee, with his father .t Detr,,lt Mr Walter H. Harrison erre at Strarhro tbl.. week .tteroding the funeral of hi. g fatter, Mr. Francis. L. Harrison. who died at Tornojo op muo,1oy The deceased ata. I■ Al. elghU.(b year. 1(n Alford Beacon Mite ida Currie. of Gode- rich. and Miss Marjorie MCLeish, of .\ikon►. renew Normal. tudenta, attended the at home led reent ng at the Normal. The .re Lost. R• the week end at the home of Mr,. F. H flume lied 1 laced la my band. for quirk este Q.• hundred and any acre. in the town.bi of C'elhoree Good here, good born ; all In aced .baps. Will be ,cid on resonating terms Piny awes In the township of Colborne ✓ at b ildinaa Rea/enable term.,, One hundred act.. In 0ede,icb township. Good hone, and o■tbo4ldings Will be aold ee re..onable term. THOh. GUNDRY. hy was the Ant day of Adam's life the longest ? Because it had no Rye. f1T1(• 'E TOK'ATEit T.rrKF'Rt•l } W.ITEIt AND LIGHT (OMMId hos Nater payments for 19111 are now du• anti during this mouth tri pwt ent. will be nlh..wed en payment... All in arrears at., eerie -41y requested to attend t.. th.• .tuner without delay. as the l' ',wenn i..gnin•. the Hones- anal di -7141m Ililixt hie collected. W. T. MUHNiiY, (luirman. A. STHAITON, l'ulle•rt.,r rued T,ww,irer. All d syr. Catarrh Cure. CYneala J rogpfa R F.NIY t CO.. Toledo, 0. 'Ian Huron Ori..t Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cared bl local appll^ation. a they cannot reach the dlameed pot t Ion of t he ser. There la only one way to cure r •tarrb.l deefe.-.., And that le by a c..alto tonal mooed. Ca- tarrhal Arafat.. r- cau.esl by .n inflamed lmoult, Nr M the mere ui. lining of the en-taeh ib. rob-. ti bon !hi. t■be 1. Inflamed y bale a rumbitcg mond cr toper* -t hearing. sod %her It la entirely c:osed, de.fne.. I. the resu't. ['ale.- the l asmulon can be ee- 1 deceit A.a) •hi. rah* reatered to itw raemal one. dttaen hearing will he destroy foremen Man rams of deans. are cawed by catarrh. which I. se b Mined co,ent Mat of the mm -o,, sur- faegs. 'Bel('. t ntanA (bre arts through the Weed .■ the moeole -interne M the sy stem. We Intl p1', one h■adrsd SSD fpr any c... M ratan hal Maarten rung M H 11a ter that Uremireggaa' be r• hoe. rJi• Recruits Wanted for 161st Huron Battalion 1200 men wanted from the County of Huron for the Battalion to represent this Cohnty in the Canadian Expeditionary Force ENLIST NOW Recruiting office for Goder'ich and district in Horton's Block, the Square • "Your King and Country Need You'. GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JANUARY -! 1914 THE TOWN COUNCIL. COMPLAINT THAT POLICE ARE NOT ENFORCING C. T ACT Deputation from Citizens' Social vice League Waits upon the cel -Letter from Mr. Flemin girding Use of His Propert Military Purposes - l utter of doltnce for Mrs. Sale. Ser- Coun- g Re y for Con - The regular merlin of the council was held on rtday eve with all the menthe's resent. A deputatiou being present from Citizen: Social Service League, misting of about twenty-five mew an opportunity rl t^ trading was given minuuttes the members thereof to. present pelitiot. Mr. J H. Colborne ac spokesman and instead of makin address read the following : town Hing, the coo - herr, seely for thele led as g en To the Mayor and Member. of the Tow n ell of Utelerk-h. (&INTLesrie,.-In September, 19 deputation canoe hetet.. your ho stile body reg.rdiig the enforce of the Ontario Liquor License Ar Uoderich, as the deputation heli the comical ens the proper body t to its enforcement They were cured they bad come to the pro place, and that the council would strutt the police to carry out the visions of the Art. The chief rf po also stated 1bet whoever were duties of the police iu the matter, would have them performed fu There was assurance Tater given the Mayor that the police had properliistructrd and that the co eel would see that the police ear out these instructions. As time went by it became mane to many that the police were doing little as possible to have the law served mid matters seemed even w atter May last, when the Canada pance Aet came into effect, open violations of this Aet became notorious that a number of cilia met In July to discuss the condition snide,. As a result Mr. W. T. Pell was engsged to aid in lbe enfulcew of the Act and belp to make up for neglect of the police. Since August in the t ,en of God rich Mr. Fe allow bat secured twe ono roueieliowe for drunken hgr teemed ter. Also lir. P hires scur ,d ten convictions for the v C nn. Il, • nor ment t in eyed ,see AA- Per in- p - lice the he Ily. by been un- tied feet, as ob- orse T en ono The son e s of ow Opt the tttsetf-j pee Miaow io- lation of the Act as to the Illegal as and bringing in of liquor; the pol not one. This should be ample ev encs that the police are practically d Wog nothing to have tbe Canada Te perance Act (made effectual Furth we have the evidence that the chief police has permed by men on the rtree. under the influence of liquor and do nothing. Also he was called tt t ('bine... restaurant to remove a m so under the influence of liquor th the keeper of tbe restaurant could nothing with him. No prosecute followed. Even more coedemnatoi of the chief is his own statement whe he said a few days ago that there w morn liquor being sold now !Leto and license and he could prove it. Th means that he hoe the proof of the i legal .ale of liquor and will not do an\ thingdn the way of prosecuting fur the preaches of the Act, thus viola! in his oath of office and the instructions of your honorable body. We therefore come before von be- lieving we represent not only the tem- perance elemeot of the town but alert all citizens who believe in law enforce - meet. and this should include eve', citizen, to urge upon you. Mr. Mayor and members of the council, that ■:- tion necessary to remedy the present state of &Rain may speedily be put In to effect by your honorable body. Where the Canada Temperance Ac was submitted to the voters of (iod rich for their approval they vet strongly in iia favor, Riving •majority of one hundred and twenty --five, not only showing that the town was in favor of the Act but very hopeful of its enforcement, and now expect their representatives sitting ■t the council board to do their duty in that regard which is just and reasonable to these. (M behalf of the Citizen.' Social Set - vice League by the executive. H. J. Megaw, .t. R. Tom, J. H. Col- borne, John Chalton, A. T. Emmerson, U M. Elliott. M. E. Limbo,ner, R. 8allews, A. M Roberton. (iodencb, Jai 21. 191e. le ice id- o- m- er, of ne he vstioo Arany. These were sent dnanee committee A communisation war read the municipl council of Liam asking the e*uweli here to end memorial to he presented to the lathe Aseeanbly to have '.be \lutticipal Act so aotended that a mayor, reeve and three c000cillor e, who shall re- ceive • grant for their servicer, shall form a town cooneel. The matter was sent to the spacial cowu.itle•e. A request from a numher of fisher- men for the use of the town hall for the pus pose of sit inging their nets sup granted. A request; from H. C. thwaite, pa -miaow oI the Huron t ry Association. for the tier of the hall for the purpose et holding a try show un Febn,s,, . 14, and 1 granted. A complaint term nn Elgin e resident of being taxed (or .id where there war none war sera t public works coanlllaittpt• A eommuiicetldo from the King- ston city council, arising that the Uoderich council endorse a proposition t' have debentures payable at twenty years Wooed for y..triotic purposes, was sent to the special committee. At present debsoWter for such purposes can be issued for otey ten yeas A communieetks„ from, Mr, J. Mit- chell, license inspector, giving estate- 1 :Hent of floes collected er.d legal costa' in roonectioo with Motorptusecutione, was seat to the finance committer, A letter was read from Mr. 0. 1t Firming, in reference to the use of bio property tor military purposes, stat- ing that he bad leed 3,1 acres on 1 the as north side of the property, but that) he still retained the 21.) acres Dear the lake and be would Lie to avow defin- itely If it would be needed fur meli- tary Durr. TIP Mayor is to look Into the matter. A communication was read from the Ooderieb Mfg. Oo. stating that its. factory was now complete and as that the cleated! appoint it. valuta The matter was sent 1 , the flu committee. A couumunloailligs from the t solicitor with esehrence to some se iron that was soil from the bu Eensiogton furniture facto: c was to the special committee 1, be d with. tbebe matttespecial of tat tf :iter p Deceu 27th from tbe Hal Telepbooe Ce.. feeling tK, r-Liou to piece i to p "at the plea of the council,' we recommend the action be taken Mid that tbe Comma be Ito Bottled. etreamr ream woad that the wualloe the Canadian SOY, Age Associat asking the council to encloses • Lion for extension of the fiend -est adwoumen,pled. be filed The report The fine ucecowrie ttee recommend that a number of accounts use paid that • grant of >F2) be wade to Huron Poultry Association. The port was adopted. it was moved by Councillors M an' Hinge and \Valli+ that Mr. Wm. Car at I hell be appointed as,essorandcol t dol for tbe year 1111u Cat ried on On motion a letter. of condole was ordered to he tirafted and sent ay ' Mrs. Sale with reference to the dea of her husband, M.. for Sale. er It was decided to ask the wer•chan in to clone their store„ poi one hour toi0111i • e renew for The Signal f,.r 19141. We thank threat subscribers who have already renewed end promi.r all a great big dollar'. worth dur ing the conung year. Now I: the Tune to the FARMtRS INSTITUTE frost; - MEETINGS. ington Good Attendance and •Much Interest Legit- twee egit- tree a I Shown at Various Gatherings. The teeming. heId duting the past week under the auspices et the West Huron Partnere.' Destitute have, as usual, art r.cted consider able at tent ion. Thealerting, at Bleb, Lo nde.tg ran' and Si. Helens were pat tie rattily well attended and gyral lotto est was shown in the variou• subjects opened for discussion. The apesheer other then Inoal men, at the Blyth and Londe•s- Postle bore uiereiog. were A. It. (I. Smith. Pouf- of New Hamburg, and Mrs. H. L. town Moon house, o1 ('auto. A stock-judg- 1 out- Ing they held at Ii)ndest:uro' proved 44 was so popular that it will he giveu more pitmen. 'ice dt future meetings venue The afternoon meeting held at ewalk Holweav,Ile um 1'ue.,lay was nor as u the well attend" d so en rum. fo.wer years The sprakets were Mee. (' Slut Norwich, Oxford county. and \li G. Powell, of Whitby. in addil iu nun l - r of local weir. Mr. Saiu tl spoke on "How to lu.p.ove Our Pree- ent Condition" and -Beautifying the Farm Horne." Mr. Hugh Hill made a plea for the Farmer. Clubs and also drew aitenlion to the lark of organi- zation end Co-operation Aim ong rei w- en. He also gave a few pointers ol; how to make the Institute meetings more 'recreating and profitable. Mr. Shaw spoke on the value of building up the soil anti the necessity of util.zing a good crop to the best advantage after it had been pro- du:ed. The necessity of conte,v- ine moisture in the soil WAS another point he made, and also that "as like produces like good results may be expected from a careful erlec- lion of seed. The problem of how to maintain the fertility of the soil and grow good crops each year led to a discussion of the value of various, king fertilisers and 1 he conclusion was that :on. I clover as a fertilizer heads the list, for atter tbe veers richer after s crop has been 'taken cif than it was previously. own , Unlike cereal crops it does not exhaust rap the soil of oitrngen. As a result of nod i war conditions \Ir. all, was of the sent opinion that ('.mad• would gain a new salt' industry in the form re seed perdue- ! tion. Already extensive experntenu In had been mode and the germinating 'her propensities of the seeds produced had oh- been vet vet satisfactory. else I Miss Powell in her address spoke of sure» rural cnndit ons e• they •ppialu d to t no' her in H uton county. She was of y epiition that full advantage was not . being takes of all the privileges at lkow. hand. - else *peke d'Me seed of ion, I'chords properly lighted and retell- esti- 'ted and also strongly advocated to school garden I. Production to supply was; the Empire's need roigbt be more extensive from the dais and the ed kitchen sus well as front the farm in end , general. She alto advocated regular the money allowances for each mem(. -r of re-' the family. its it suds a rue.ens of tearh- iug the younger ones the true value un- of money. She was strongly in favor up. of a district rept esenta,ive for ev, ry ector'county. At the evening meeting, which was nos "well attended, Mr. Sam Sturdy- was to elected chairman and occupied the eb I position very capably. Mr. Hugh Hill was the first speaker and advocated a te greater interest in Farmers' Clubs at !Sr HION,t1. PRINTiNG ('(I., LIMITED, Pyre ai ess THE LADS IN KHAKI.' Coderich Patriotic Fund. The following are new recruits for the 1111.1 Hattahon who have enlisted i at the local rem rn ing o Mer • David Gwyn, Dungannon. Joe, Killuugh, I John %Yowl 1. y, auburn Heti Marsh, Joe. Kennedy, Uodrric•tt. JOS. Craig. •• J. H. Marshall, - - l'hse. Hell, 4',a.k Munay, Ft milk Mesmer .1. H. look, l;linton. Another member of the Signal .t e11' has joined the colors -Pte, Heti Townsend, who commenced drilling last wee(. \Ve have just heard that. Mr Arthur ('or per, who was all rue c plover of The le goal a few' arm s ago Subscribers to the above- named fund who have not yet done so are earnestly requested to pay the second instalment due on January 1st to the treas- urer reaty urer at the Canadian Bank of Commerce without delay. The money is urgently required. The total subscription to the and amounted to :=,17,767, in- luding 5,00I1*from the town f oGoderich. Of this amount $8,908 has been received, of hich $6,500 has been remitted o the Canadian Patriotic Fund, ttawa. w. t 1 has euhsted and a in uainin at .• er Prospect, lis numbs. This 'mikessix O nto0 "Signal boys'. westing the khaki- ' tardy Attie, Mae the Mire of the memorial setvice to Major Sale, on Saturday. The finance committee was •in - •eructed to have by laws prepared f the lassie of debentures to corer t grants to patriotic purpose,. it is t intention to sell them debentures 1 sally of possible. The matter of having electric co noel ion het ween the powerhouse an the Are hall to eliminate delays in ge ting full water preeture at the time fires was Irft with ties Mayor to to up with the water and light comma ,ion. Councillor Peltrid and debsling societies as a means of overcoming the somewhat testuicted means of social intercourse following the introductico of the rural marl end ori rural telephone. in touching upon he the subject of enlistment he euiphati- be callydeclared that it was s matter for o- each individual to decide whether he 'should produce more or fight. re! Mus Powell addressed herself chiefly d to the women and took as her subject t-1 "Thr Home." She declare,) that the of: communety and the Empire were what ke' the home lite 'tide them. The work s- of the Women's Institute was A/Trct- g :i9,t1110 homes in .the country, and ing the past eighteen months the mem which had been given by the nen t -.the needs of the Empire had en a new meaning to the words Hie and Country end they ,fere ed together now ss never before. %on ., a Inetit'te had cnnt.rih- 1 g.i11,IMM1 in cash rind tr..111,4J ) in enol to the Ned Cross fender. The Is which home 'reining should !este were : Uledieoce, truthful• purity, honesty and h Illy. cullers. developer[ characterIt not the attainment of our ideals developer] on but !be struggle to re le 'mines., not rlevernes. Id eclogue. in the life struggle and o a duly to. tiring sunlight into once. moo al -.o spoke of the home its bearing upon chs,rsrter. He e a plea for proper environment s os.ueiatea and suggested) u' gorse a adeng which would prove helpful. Bede an appeal that the day* of ,'os) should be spade happy and nt, as they were never tot got,en. any should be encouraged to do hest h- being allowed to rainy ale or tweet' v for show purposes. tet addressee wv.re given also by P. Nm. Annie, Nelsen •, rewartha A. Mallough. The singing of National Anthem ',fought the ng to a close. lerling atAul.lrrn yesterday emi- t Kintael awing to an epidemic •sling. Artangem.nt. may he for a :meeting there at a later gge wanted so ii electric gerrral *i.rm uncalled, but 1. dui t when told it would cost about $2,to) alts e- + he did not press the matter. Iwo, ed Councillor Wigle wanted to know if tee i the medical health ,dftcer had sent in Hn his ennual'crem . Upon a reply be- link ing given to the' negative, a motion ! The was passed that the repot[ be asked - stet for. ( mat Councillor Wigle 'ranted an expree- idea sion of opinion es to the advisability incu of making an effort to have the' nese 1 Orangemen celebrate here on July! flim , 12th. No action was taken. 1 WAS The matter of purchasing a supply that of dog tags was sent to the special attai committee with power to wet. nota Rylaw No. 11, to at•poiot Wm. t'an:p ! tel ata [sell ao,lsssor end collector, was read the h and paced. l M The council then adjourned. and mVictoria Opera Mouse. en d .• .. McLean, (and of to Hen boyh 1,Irwaa 7'he I hue amino 1 Hh. Meo.r and J the m.et t Ao eluded heel a of ni made dal. - The documenteead end presented to the council was all in typewietine, In- cluding the signatures. ('ow,ncullnr Wigle was of the opinion that s netinua charge bad been made against officers of the corporation and that the men behind the charge shouhl attach their names to it in their own handwriting. Mr. Colborne saId the men whose name. had been tend as the executive of the Social Sei se: s f.rague were resdly to sulistanliale their charges. he matter was sera to the special committee for Mesetigatinn on the understanding that the document ',mi W be Mgne l by those who had made the charges. A/eommuniestinn from Capt. John McDonald, .caking the ccwnci to honor an recount for some nista, was Beet to the finance roomette*. In 1911 the town coupeil autb,ueawd • grant of SII0 lio ('ape. Mef)onald to to used in thperches' of snot her teh000er, big t booker been dsstreyed. Ree ntly 05 1. McDge.M purchased a Seim" m beat for w$.h be has paid and be sow tbe percher* nthe usedeary {n t foe the flehfng trade e esemel Is not & unit in regard to pay- e. evete money for Ibis pommy. foe grants front_ Melt ('biadraf's were received th sloe. Rmighia etfasf committee •odd a the Sail- fi Mr. V irtoria Opera lion.... has se.civred for One week only, cortimeneing Monday, January 31,,,t, the N. Alsachan's As- sociate Player*, • company th•t is breaking records everywhete as the heist on the mad. This company IA when it is known that they prioduce such well-known metropolitan emcees - see as ''The Final Settlement," "Tise mael." "The Ilevil.'"''Bought and pied Fore 'The Town Gaieties," "U Oder Arizsna Skies," it may well he Mid that this company ie filling • long/felt desire for good. rich. wholesome amusement. and therefore • meet sue- I ogestal engagement is looked forward I rosary Mh, at Elle t Rewards*. Remember the date -1 anuary 31. Matinee Saturday. Feb. The Bremen received • mill reinstate -I day evening to tbe house of Mr John Seery, Bridge street. wirers fine In the ehigsmey wits naming some apprehen. mines were molly arrested sad MO Si- tio damage reselord. Every Moonlit, watch Bilackoone's windows for special'. To PWrill Owners. Mr. Jae R. Muir, the eminent hese Heintesaan Co., To- ronto, is still hens ort his regular year- ly trip. Those vrishing their pianos carefully and professionally timed and :Et'acted will he mound of Nring &ion. Moderate fem. 1 or phone orders to H. Rdwards. ~au - arrival et the cloweb. which wee \1419, Ernest l'Iark,:Nor- man McLeod, .lobe Baler. Hirt Town- 1 w rend ab,) A, thus Cooper. t The lloys. Club, the Young Ladies' I O Club and the leachers of North street Methodist Sunday',boost united fo,ees areal entertained the G.,de,ich detach- I tient of the Bildt llattalion to a social hour in the Sondey school roots of the c church on Feiday evening, Indoor h gam ter, tlltlu ical to make the evening a t numbers and a dainl v- pleatusto ohe and the soldier boys en- pe *flair and enjoyed teetuselves int- hi, ar The uew rocenset the Goderich eerie 11 patty of the Inlet Itattelion weir form- Pe parked to it• teliCost capacity, more wing ft ow side than could tind tic- onuriodue . the solemn see ice for (hove depet ted was eonducted y the rector.' Rev. .1. H. Follies Mg - ate. The hymns roisters] were -Now debt IIWACti:' and "The Son of God ie ter t " th• 111011 faithful unto death id I will give thee A crown ot life.' eomeone t 1 lie up the sword that Meet,- Male had heti down. The .ing- to A close. reterelowe' Hell WAS well filled on Monday evening,' when Huron Lodge. ICA in honor of the late Mejorehtle. conducted the service. 1'he hymns selected for the occasion Welt* "Ore ward, I'M ist jail Seldiense' and 'Sun of my leen, It el Serest dear: Iti his ae-• dress Mr. Pollock speke of the origin of the cause for elect' e Nee. had given his life and dwelt ittsin the spit it world over. Th. se vier w•• brought to a close ety the eloging of the Nr - Ilona! Anthers:. The annual coogregational aseisiing of Knox Chlieldh will he held on 'Wed- nesday arreming. February 2nd. Next Hasalay missionary day at Nor! h it reet Metherlist church. In toria select chte ch. eel pleach and in the everting Rev. I. A. McKelvey, tit' 0ungannon, will occupy the pulpit. Rev. Geo. E. Ross wee yelled to Nova Scotia last week by the illness of his uncle, who herr since died. . (ln Sunday num rung the SAII vice In K.nox cleared was conducted by lb. %V. F'. I ;allow and Mr. Jae. Mitchell, end in the evening the pulpit wes occupied le - iter. .1 sines Hamilton. Who gave ail ! -able sermon. Next Sunday is tnissienery day in the Methodist churchee of the district. and at Victotia street church Rev. J. A. elcKelvie. of Dungannon. will preach in the morning An evengelistic ser- vice will be ronducted by the panto in the evening. On Thursday evening. at • p. 'novice will be conducted by Rev. J. Fe Ford at Saltford. •t home of Mr. Geo. Fowler. All wer A wre -It of prayer will it. held ar North street 31 ethieliat •h, January 111st to February ith. 1 lie mile...eta for prover will : Monsley-Peryer for the children that the chute.. may melte good ita claim iif ewnei: hip by bringing them to a knowledge ..1 Jesus Christ as Lord of t heir lives. Tuesday -Prayer for ottr young people Oust their secret life may he one of constant prayer to Jesus Christ as meintere that tin do not keep 'reek pert of the e,ist of such mentherehip. Thursday- Prayer for mei country Feeley- Fellowship alerting. bricks appeal, to everyone. ally opened on Tuesday evetting A Rev../ B. Fetheringhani presided. A program of solo', II-101%1E3M. etc., main- ly by the men of the coilipany, with speeches hy herd( Reynold• and Pte. The Stewart thcliestra 1414o played a. number of selections. 'The ladies of wiches, cake •nd coffee. In the course of his eddies. Sheriff Reynolds read the following linen written by a local rompoeer and dedi Hark to Use Duel, wll One Slx One ' Stand where the ot tier. Tete tight done . Teta lir the Use* or ar :1:1k ri Huron - DEATH THIC Ht' \- Litt to the te tor'. Milt one Six one!, Join in 1 he ittot 11. r Each elcolle'e Well act their heir*. a-dirl We'll oinil their bialidl" -Glory of Hilton - see how thedrommer• roll. IAA Silt Use' Summon; clear to foi! .nd gook If.cgiand'a 0m . %Vb.! take of them oor toll. "Glory id Huron Fight sidle the harm,. tlinC. Lane Like ! Each Shamrock,. .011. Teach 'tato •hout &ad eine. "Glory of Hume -- to:Aro TO THE HUN. One Six One On every •hore they row. Kart, Canada's sun, Mighty to 4E01 the Ito DEATH TO THIC HCN. PATRIOTIC RALLY. Public Meeting Friday Evening in Victoria Opera House. The firet public meeting in Goderich under the auspices of the recently ta ganizet1 floret' County War Auxiliary will be held on iday evening of this Wee k in Victoria Opel Ileirse and Will be addreeeed • by Dr. James I. Hughes, of Tornnto, and Serge Glottis. of t he 1 Is Battalion. ret toned w from the front. Di. Hughes., who ie ft lq lit her of the Minister of Militia, hits e Domiasion• wide reputation and I. erfertive speaker. He hiss •n esp. i•ial right to make • recruiting aproel, Ar bib etre Chester Nimbler. fell in Oster a few weeka ago. and Foamed at the mensorel.le bettle of St. Julien. ln addition to the speakinsF-Zeverls1 pato lot ic eones will he eing The meeting will open at • titlark. Evei y body is invited to lamed, hut it :a hope' there will 1,• an espezielly good representation et perm( men, who will heir an ioteresting message on Canadrea participatiou in the great 1, go or human liberty that is netleing the Worm. In Memory of Major ale. A memorial /service in h nor of the lat. Mien fide was held •t . t Georgee oyster. Sealshipt, solid ineat and alweye 'init. at Rilersole% Phone 3111. GUMMY'S AUCTION SALE LIST. Werteents. tete-nary requite ao. oak i.t farm .tork and implement.. provi_erty 11). lAWINIII40. lot MI r one••••4ei 12 F.T.,rt tome sill he mid i• proptletne rm Lannert • Mr dr. Jean ivy 22 John ft. Dunlop. hi• 714 immenee throng of people pith,/ ed at NEW A the church and on the Meet( to pay • last tribute of respect to the departed Room- " soldier. A procession was formed, including the officers of tbe 16Ist liat- . Orli mg Maid W Maid W 'Carly flo. Clearance Choir Lamle? knotted on mid the Clinton and Goderieh Moons of the Bratalion ; the Battik - from the aird Regiment hand . Malt - over rise hundred strong i the town menet! and officers On rant oneporatIon anted Doi efewil . Plater. Victoria leer* Hoeft .. Wasted -ft. Arretnrei China. Staionsint Disk if Cesaila.