HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-1-27, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH 'ONTARIO
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ship. Rev. (beo. Jewitt wits obs olll-
COUnt and District cl•Mrg clergymen.
Mr,. Juts Cameruo, an ageJ reel
dent of erre* rook. pared away aro
January 17.h. awed eighty-four years.
Rues'' Barr ba• ezehaa`ed hie farm
on the 9 h c.roosesinn ofelegy fur oh.
grocery busiaw of G. M. Chamber, et
Ethel.
Alice, daughter of Mr,. T. Calder,
formerly of lirey township, was met-
ered at Innis/ail, Alta., on December
90tb to Wm. tiimpsuo
Tb. farm of W H. Kerr. on the
north boundary of Os •y. has been
purcha1ed by James Mu('racken, of
that luoalily.
Carrie Isabel, daughter . t Mr. and
MA'. Hugh Storesri. formerly of Grey
township, was esarri.d reoestly at
Rat lie, Saab., to Robert Stanley Evans,
of Urand View. Manitoba.
Wm. Rudd, a former resident of
Kgmondvllle, died recently at lit ellen.
Oot. 11. was *eves' y -one years of age
and is survived by • fatally of five.
Mist Pearl Uobson and lieoree Cole,
both of Morals township, were mewled
aro January 19th. They will make
their home in the Canadian %Vest.
Uertrude Louise, deughter of Mr.
and Mr.. E. C. 8rnitb, ot East Wawa -
nosh, was marled et tbe Methodist
ehnrrh, Myth. on January 18th to
Wm. John tlolltst• of the same town -
lase Charente and Walter J.Ir.y,
bosh of S•. Jo.epbt`t. were nuttied at
the Rumen Crthil.c church, D.,.drJe,
no J.ouary 19 b. by Iter. Father Rob -
dot.
Th. Prga,etueut i. announce.] 01
Ethel May, d...rt.tei of Me. and Urs.
Harty &t(,, 1.1 Birk,. to H .y A. t'oo-
sitt. the mateicge to take ],lace tble
month.
Mies Annie T..rraece, of Stanley
township, and %Vim. lbnslJ►atr., . f A• -
wood, we. a turn ie.l at t hw b. kir'.
boom on Jrnua.y Ilih by Iter..1. E.
Millyard
Fwd Cuopt r bas sold Lia 1:Ai-sere
farm on the second concession of
Howlett to John 6. McLeod, of Kurts-
rllle. Possession will he given on
Yarot 1.t.
Knox church, Bluevale, intends bold-
ins a social rvenh g on February 15.11,
when ons of the tertures of the prc-
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or CANADA
SIst ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, WINNIPEG, JANUARY 12th, 1916
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
'Balance at credit of account, 30th November, 1114 -., ,..1
Net profits, for the year, after deducting expenses of manede-
trent, Merest due depositors, ring for interest and ex-
change, and making provision for bad and doubtful debt.
and for rebate on bale under discount, ha,e amounted to
Which has been applied aa foil. wit: -
Dividend No. 112, 2 per cent_ paid 1st March, 1115 ,.. ..,
Dividend 4o. 112. 2 per cent . paid 1st June. 1913
Dfridend No. 114, 2 per cent., patd 1st Septetnuer, 1915
Dsyidend No. 11S, 2 per cent.. paid tat December. 1115 -
Hones of 1 per cent., payable 1st March. 1114. (o share-
holders of record as on 14th February. 1911 ... ....
Transferred to Contingent Account ... .. . , . ...
t'ontribution to Officers' Pension Fund ... ... ... ... ...
War Tax on Bank Note Circulation 1., 301h Hoc , 1915...
Balance of Profits carried forward ... ... ... ... ... ...
103.011.51
151,181'01
8712.701.52
1100,18.11
iw.IN.w
110.114.11
11141.11611.4141
36.14.4
150.04.11
10,011.4
45.730.74
104,170.75
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ... ... ... • .,. ...$
Rost Account .. .
B ... . ... . .. .. .. • 3 3,400100. N
alance of Profit and Lona Account carried for -
164.976.73
$ 3,504,171.73
unclaimed DIN ldends ... ... 4.714.25
Dividend No. 115 .....• ... 100,000,00
Bonus payable 1st Marsh, 11114. to Shareholders of
mord as on 14th February, 7914 ... ... „ 50.000,00
England, our London Manager re.
ports that the effect of the war on
general business in Oreat Britain has
toren confusing, and }}hat while there
have been no repetitldna of the finan-
cial upheavals of the previous year,
the burden of hostilities has made
great inroads into accumulated
wealth, and further disorganized the
complex Industrial and financial life of
the nation.
The United States for the time be-
ing has become the money market of
the world. and it Is pleasing to note
the satisfactory manner In which the
recent Canadian loan of 841,110.101
has been received, as well as various
Provincial. Municipal and Railway
loans aggregating in the total about
8341,11400. It 1s the duty of every
financial Institution to see that all
offerings should be thoroughly sound
and of the highest character.
1712.707.12 Our policy for the coming year
- will remain the same. '.'e shall he
conservative, at the same time ex-
tending to our customers as 11bera''
5,000,000.04 treatment as conditions and sound
banking will warrant.
3.441.693.03
8 2,461.613.03
Notes of the Bank in circulation ,,. ... .-. .. 8 7,173.451:00
Deposits not bearing interest ... ... ... 21,199,232.00
Deposits bearing Interest ... ..... ... ..... 60,U5,304„43
Balances due to other Banks in Canada .-. .. 206,421.00
Reliance• due to Banks and Banking Correspond-
ents elnewbere than In Canada - . - . - . .. - 114,442.10
Buts Payable ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 105,194.13
Acceptances under Letters of Credit • • • • • . • . • • • • ...
Liabilities not included in the foregoing , . , .. .
ASSETS
cold and !Moe,. Co.n
Dominion Cloy. rriwient Notes
Deposit with the Miniver of Finance for
Circulation Fund -
Deposit in the Central Gold Reserver ..
Notes of other Ranks ... ... ...
51.454,024.75
342.52.5.45
2.751.41
84,443.143.70
1.481.583 :6
7.775.511,.,,,
the purpose, Yf the
Helentw due by other Banka in Canada ... ... ... .. ...
'Balances lase by Banks and Banking Correspondents elsewhere
than In Canada ... .......... ... ... ... .,, ...
Dominion and Provincial Government (tecur.ties not exceeding
market valor
Canadian Municipal Securities. and Rntish, pureign slid colonial
Public Securities other than Canadian , :. .. ... .. .
Railway and offer Bonds, Debentures and Stocks r..,t exceeding
market value ... .. ... ... ... ... . . . ... ..: ...
Call and Short toot exceeding 30 days) Loans in Canada. ..n
Bonds. Debentures and Stocks.. . ... .. ... ...
Call and Abort (not exceeding 30 days) Loans elsewhere than
In Canada ... ... .. .. ...
either Current Loans' and Discounts in Canada
Germ rebate of
Other Current Loans and Discounts elsewhere than in Canada
Ilea, rebate of iatere,atl , . .. .. ••• •..
LiablIties of rtretoener. under Letter, of Credit, as per contra
Real Estate other than Bonk 11'reenires... ... ... ... ... ... .•.
Mortgage on Real Estate sold by tba JBank ... ... ... ...
Overdue Debts. eatiaated lots provided fur .. - ... ... . -.•
Bank Prrmta.a, at wet mire than roti. less amounts written off
Other Assets not tnelsded ,n the foregoing ... •.. ...
8 9.25,094.54
240,000.00
2.000.000.00
704.742.00
1.564.491 .45
71, 204.08
4,033,345.23
485,707,50
395,341.12
3.434,131.7 3
7.741,570.44
4.183.437 .41
111.118,343.11
48 141.313.32
408,002.1:
343,545.4:
234,177 . tt
119, 379.14
220441-1:
1.417.442.22
$,007 .71
$211.443,043.11
JOHN GALT, President- G. N. •ALFOUR. General Manages
a crone cor THIO 6111101** 10U t *AtiAO E-
I OLfR• 05 TIM atoll
09c
General Manager's Address.
The year Just closed has been
fine of much angle -iv to hankers. and
we are pleased to have come through
it in such a satisfactory manner.
Reserves -Referring more particu-
larly to the statement which has been
presented to you the percentage of
Liquid Assets to total L:abilitles to the
public amount to 47.12 per cent, as
compared with 34.27 per cent last year.
..Profits -This profits for the year were
8459.188.01. This ss 852,752.47 lea than
the previous year, which. under trying
and abnormal conditions. and the
maintaining of such large idle reserves.
must be regarded as satisfactory. They
hays ban diafflclent to pay the usual
dividend of 2 per cent and a bonus of
1 per cent, waking -a grant of 110,000 to
the Officers' Pension Fund, providing
for 845,730.77 War Tax on circulation
and set aside 815/,000 for cowtingenciee,
besides having made adequate provis-
ion for all looses.
Circulation -Notes of the Bank in
circulation have increased $1,3/1,OH,
Deposits --Total deposits of 472,415.-
000 show a gratifying increase of $1,-
440.000.
Blalances Due to and by Other Ranks
-Balances due by 'tanks outride of
Canada show an increase of 53,050,000
over 1814.
Geld and Silver Cein and Dswtinien
Government Neta. amount to 81,257,-
000, which is 82.144.000 more than .n
the previous statement.
Cheques en Otho► Banks amounted
to 83.558,000, being 81,120,000 greater
than last )ear.
Investments -There is little change
In the Rank's Investments. ,The incr.ase
of 1115,000 represents the Initial pay-
ment on the flank's subscription to
Canada's first War tan •of 41H,I3U.-
000. The amount anotted to this hank
was 1181.400. which has since been ful-
ly paid for.
Call sad Short Leans -Call and Short
Loan in Canada are 84.624.061 higher
and are against bonds of a high order.
Currant Learn and DAc.unt.--C ur-
rent Loans and Discounts in Canada
have been reduced by $J.925.110.
Total Assets -Tb. total Assets of the
Rank have risen to the large amo.:nt of
810,143,000, as against $31.541,600 last
year. an increase of 81,141,00.
• Qswsr.l Rewt.rkr--ltntorced liqui-
' dation has been In progress through-
out Canada for the pdR two years.
but the strain hae been lighter than
was anticipated. This periost will
be extended until normal conditions
are resumed, but the future is fared
with feelings of hopefulness and every
`onfidence. The chief factors which
In accordance with the provisions of sub -sections, 11 and 20 of Section Sl Rave contributed to this lightening cif
'sur hardens err thrift. strict ecnaeraty,
of the /tank Act, we report to the Shareholders as follows: tbe learning of expenditure on capital
We Awe audited the •bore Balance Sheet with the books and voucher, account. balance of trade with Great
at Head Office and with the certifiedreturnsfrom the branches. itritaln being in Canada's favor and
We have obtained all the Information and explanat.onr that we have bountiful harvests.
required. and are of the opinion that the transactions of the Rank which have
The gratifying revolt,of the pain
pt
corn, under our notice have been within the powers of the Hank s►aeonY craps Arte enabled farmers
in addition to our vertfieatlon •t the Seth November, we hay►, during to liquidate their obligations very
the year. checked the cash and veriled the .,cora' . representing • ' I* �ri y. and every P
en. -o Provincial n
encouragement
is
vestments d Lbw Bank at
It chis( nitce and princ.pal bran/hes ■red fouvin
tnt heto he :n agreement with the entries In the books of the Hank relating
tents In Wearier, (-amid,to go more
1 hereto.
la oar *►Inion the Balance Sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit
a true and correct view •1 the stat• of the afta.rs of the Rank. according
to the beat of our information and the explanations given to u.. seal as
"Mown by the books of the Sank ,- R. H(JtiA V.
T HARRY WEBS. 12. S. READ.
Auditors,
of the firm of
tt'EBR. READ, HO7g3A seed LAN GRAN 4 CO
Winnipeg. MTh December 1115.
In Ore absents of the president, Mr. John (telt, tM chair was taken by I ng additional duties anA wavelet
Mfr. R. T. Rile l , Vie*. President.
The VMa•Ivea+wa•w"s 444..... Trait. rnndulone in Canada have ong•► heun wMN( tbrir settee el.rtta
In the ah.en0e of *lei PTestd.at, Mr. distlmetly ImprMpd- order■ for wal ,n fighting for the t plrr
John IL (b. (watt wm■ is"' by Mr, 411/ibgrattataxpec an s.p►l:e* have exceed Mr 6. L Dow *wended r or wso-
1`�ev •11 exp.etatiowa and the decrease :.nn for the adept] of the report.
R. T. Riley. flee-l'restdent. f foreign ora is now to cur favor a The motion wast en adopted.
In img the adoption nt t 0 Re- III1ety to co tine* so for POme time.i Auditors Meagre • T. Harry Webb.
Pert, the rice-prealeMwt, 72r. lt. T. as there is SO a 107 of tt•atn to be C.A.: R. S, Read. C.A., and C. R.
Riley, tyke as 1.11.1.: .xeeted t tN crop of Ota.
Herren. C.A.. of the firm of Weal. lilted
Our akar. ret the rn t of ,be was has tletran, Callingham and Cempsny•
The slatetr*4t whish ws hate p:aeN not yet fallen wear us, and It is the were 5.appei0td matters.
safer• you le -day 4h .hoar a 1amdttby Parlimoant dory M every ewrpoeatiow TIM fotteetteg were elected tw
of the Bank whirl. should be very sad private Individual to .x1041.or the ft.lr.cten for the enema" year:--Atr
gratifying considering that we am is .8,811111 aeo„qmy. both in public •rsll W%iilam Prise, Meaars. Jorta Galt,
the rWN 01 • wsr which has cause. priest* life, a.. that whin we are n:1.4 R. T. Riley, OmaE
Cleo. H. Thonn, . L
as awMAne� dislocation of the apes to pay we that- w. shall net be Derwrv. E. 8 Kinston. Wm Shaw W
•weld's romsterv+e aM nmaarea towed sereseseed. R Allan. M. Pull, Stephen Hua Ida -
The flmawe'1s of LIN f_etl_M.. Ware Carted& has every cause tor thank. Jar-Oemar*l John W. Cara**, C.f..
J. S. Resets. K.C.; 'B 1A. tl'rmsrym
Hatt . Slake. 8�.1.: 8. 0. r'('.Roeis
geed. fig Rillta It P'ritV v►as tried
Heneeary pnetdewt; M►. John Galt.
4e ear admit' to repay such oNip then ever before. Prraldeat: Mr. R. T Ribmid Mr.
Tk1-prOM•__
eatenalt.ly ins* mixed fanning.
Staff --It will be of Int.rswt to our mom -
Mies
to know that 215 ommom-
Mies of our state hese totunt.ered for
overseas military duty: of these, we
regret to ■nneunee, nine hare been
killed 1.1 action. and to their sorrow -
tag relatives our sympathy is mune*.
d: 21 have been wounded and 321 ate
till egenie,active gele, Tae rwmek
raise cannot be ►:leaded to the 1,424mMMmn
.*g meh►of the staff who
re se Nyally and cheerfully psrleem-
ym
ea tr4lseted aortas tbe past seer N1. that we wee been bleeped wit*
m
wit% eo1 .retivety OHO helphogs • kent't.1 harvest beyond the ►epee.
outside. •ad altho.ma gh we shall bon
int
to tatleof the most nptiMietic. and as a
'whiter sol as molt wpar- olt the farmera.of the RN ore
Pawn& t sl1�te tth 111sp180 11 •a day Iso • berme .sod ester a gaillitNs
MEM 11101me
111101reforr+ te eotedltbas la H Tttearea Georgy 4
gram will be the b.•nista of the trwt-
gage recently paid off.
Bher, son of Mr. and lire. Wilson
Anderton, of Crediton, was swatted
at Togo. M*►k., on D.cxtuher ;MP b to
M'es Tena A.irwon. 7 be you&g . uupie
will reside at Abbey, 8..a.
James Relit. retransmit' .,1 F.tr.lwlcb,
di.J otiosity at P.nt It.tro'eU. the lr-
.el( or 1.1.1111 1d fev..,. %11 lie at F.'rd-
wicb 11.. It:id was end reed asdim se -
maker and was gorat ly e.►1.ecled.
?rank Richardson, who resides nub
his daiabier, 4.s. lube fuming, of
Moirir trwo.bi , and i. seventy six
years old had hie leg amputated te-
erotly, as he was sufferta* from gang-
teoe.
Mr,. Jrff.ey, sr , pissed away at the
home ul her drurhter, Mts. 1st uis
Jeffrey, at St. Joseph, no Janus, y 11. h.
The deceased ,e ho was i igh1 y -'t u • years
old, Is survived by three sons rad Ave
daughters.
Wtu. Brown passed away at bis Tablets for the past ten yeah for my
home at L14a wcod on January 15th Ave children and can trulbfull say
after ooly • few days' illness. He was
in his sixty-eighth year Rind is sur-
vived by hit wife, f.:ur dairetttets and
l h res eons
of Dr. Peter McDonald, formerly of
Wlagbeio, who bad vent ten years la
Japer as the Ant National Y. W.C.A.
•ser1ary is that oountry, has rr-
tor0ed to Japan alter .p.odiag the
winter In (lasada. Mien McDowell
graduated from Toronto Uolversily in
1001.
F. U. Sperling. • well-known resi-
dent here, passed away on January
Iri b. The deceased, who was eftt"-
e iebt year, old, was promineoily
rosnected with the wilt industry In
Huron county and before coroiog to
1Vingbam lived at fleaforth. Hie
wife and two daughter?. Mn, Ww,
Homutb, of Whitby Ladies' College,
sod Delia, at home, wr,ive.
No Medicine to Equal
Baby's Own Tablets.
Mrs. E. Cutler, St. Lazat-e, 11.n ,
writes : "1 have used Baby's Own
Jin. Thomas Goggin died at ber
home ■t Fordwicb on January 13th.
81re was • native of Desheretoo town-
ship and came to Howick as a beide its
Peel She is survived by our son ash
two daughters.
Hobert A. Dodds bas sold his 151.
acre farm on the iltb concession of
McKillol'. A portion of it. was put- few•dty, with their grandmother, who
Orme is no medicine to /qua1 them."
The Teb!eta regulate the bowels and
stomach, cure constipation end loli-
giwtion, rxp.l worms and make teeth -
log easy. They are sold by nirdicioe
dealers or by mail at '. cents a box
from the Dr. WVilliaw.' Melicinr (i'.,
Brockville, Ont.
Jimmy's Way.
Dick and Jimmy wets spending a
chased ey Melvin Blau{ .rd and the 'pods them're grandmothers will.
tetsaindrr by John Then. The Ooe night they were toying their
price realized was $9,301 prayer, and little •Jimmy vociferated
Mr. Brown. of Ethel cheese factory, his petition to the Heavenly Throne to
won fleet p. ice at the We*tern Dairy- • voice that could be heard • *rile,
He was telling the Divine Providence
What be wanted for Christmas, and
hb eatbssiaam in the cause got or big
heather's nerves. "What are yaw
preyilg foe Christ uses present• so Med
fortinterrupted Dick. "The Lord
afn'tdeaf " "No," whispered .Iimws,
"but grandma is."
men's convention, held at St Marys
recently, for white cheese. lie also
was awarded • silver cop for the cheese
scoring the greatest t umber of point,.
R. D. Turnbull, son of W. A 1'urn-
bullt of Farquhar, wag married 00
January 19th to Mise Maud Ralph, of
Dundas. Mr. Turnbull, who was taking
his final year at Keox ('ollegf, has
enlisted and tbe College has granted
him the degree of M. A.
The funeral took place on January
lith, from the home of Meows. Joe. and
Woo. Grey, on the 13th cooce,eion of
Hallett, of Alfred Snell, who died the
pietlous day at L'+ndon. The de-
ceased wbn was in his sixty-second
year, bad Leen an Invalid for twenty
years.
BRUSSELS.
Din McLtuehlin, of near Brandon,
Mao., is visiting friends here.
Leonard Rattan, of $Iuev•le, hes
purchased a dwelling Douse herr and
will move here to reside.
Mrs. Muotb•w, who had ►prat the
pest six montbs with her sister, Mn.
Tho'. Maxwell, has gone to 4'rcatd
Lake, Illinois, to visit other telatsves
EXETER.
Oenrge Barkman was recently fined
CO by the Cliotnn pollee magistrate
for pointing a gun at Wm. Hatter.
Both men live here.
Mrs. Katie Makin, and Cicero Aid -
worth, both of Exeter, were married
et the Methodist par,osage here on
lard:wry 12th by Rev. P. W. Mux -
worthy.
The three stores known as the Barn-
well block and occupied by Meeere.
Jones & May and Hugh Spackman
have been purchased by J. U. Jones
at the price of $6,A00.
Mrs. John Hunter war called to
(iriudy Centre, Iowa, owing to the
death of iter father, William Dew.
The deceased, when thirty -tour years
ago resided in Uaboene, waa eighty -
ale years old and is survived by four
41althteee and three eons. John Dew,
of L,burne, i, • brother.
SEA FORTH.
Miss Eva Sperling has gots to Brig.
Jen to teach school.
Miss Bertha Robb, daughter of John
12.ibb, of town, bee resigned her posi-
tion with tl a Victorian Order of
Nurxs at Toronto and is preparing to
go to Cairo. Egypt, as a war nurse.
Trooper Wilmot Holman, of lig
moodville, who bee been in training a
Sewell camp, Man., was giy0 • good
sendoff on the °evasion of a recent
ysit beer. He was presented with a
puree of money by the town and •
wrist -watch from the township of
Tuckersmith.
Ernest Wm. Murryy. D. L. R., of
Regina. Sask., son ot 11a. Murray, of
town, was married at Montreal on
New Year's Day to Alice *mode Milli-
gan, of that city. Theoaeg couple
visited here oo their wedding trip and
will 'wide in Regina, where Mr. Mur-
ray is engaged with the Department
of Public Work,.
CLI NTON.
J. 13. Hattie. superintendent of the
Clinton Knitting 4'0., attended the
funeral of hie father. who died recent-
ly, at Norfolk, Virginia.
Lieut. O. J. AUin, who bad been eb-
bing his parrots here, left for Helitax
to join tie British erbium 1 tmbrriaod,
whish is patrolling the water, of the
Atl•ntte on the Canadian side.
A. J. Grigg, wbo for the fast twenty
Lean bed owdueted a jewelry Nose
hes M 1d out to R. H. loosen,
at Post E1g4w. Mr. Grigg sad his ere•,
0.gbio • both officer, In the 161 t
i
Mn. Samuel Cries peered away •t
her how here .1, January 12th. 8he
was • native of England. butbad spent
the greater part of ber Ire In Huron
mom v. 11e deceased, who was in her
eighty-fifth year, i. survives) I y two
acme end one daughter.
Wm. Gibblage. said to be the first
while man horn in the Huron Tract.
pegged away at Virden, gas.. on Jan-
uary 1Atb. He wee swan at Melon,
then known as Vanderbu'gb'sComer 8.
to LKCl . Be was gist curt tell ie isms
and time Om death of his wife was
..I. married Ir. 2)682. Besides deer
Ingofarms in Hullett Mr. 91trM.p.
west M.. Paha ash took np laws
Be .ereived by Enver sone. Iwo
gemstem sed two biwhere. The (un-
met tA.ot pia« litre ea lb* 1840 asst.
W1 X(3 HA 14
Mr. ant Mre. Barr4M Brsehases
have reanewl to Coheir. Leber. Nr.
lseeiahan M employed in • h udware
-4
lin. Mem M hi the hospital bars
.ult.eisig frees a broke* h'pAeae
whk► .L....talnwh tb oast% falling
on the $ey eiiewelk.
Mies Qa041 s McDonald, desgblor
RHEUMATISM ANTED
Many people suffer the tortures of lassie
muscles and stiffened joints because of im-
purities in the blood, and each aucceealiag
attack seems amore acute until rheumatism
has invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as im-
portant to improve your general healthier
to purify your blood, and the cod liver
oil in Scott's Emulsion is nature's great
blood -maker, while its medicinal nourish-
ment strengthens 10. ot)yana to expel the
impurities awl upbuild your strength.
Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day sotto could not find other relief.
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
A Match for him.
In the popular Lite of Mr. Lloyd
George, by tlerbe,t du Parcel. • sketch
founded on tbe a .thor a fuller bio.
grapby, published in 1913, there is an
old story which may bear repeating :
At one of Mr. Lloyd Georgeie meet-
ings in Flintsbite the cbairmao, a
Welsh deacon, with ttroog cooed `tiotss
Mut nn sense of humor. inir•doeed Mr.
LloydGeorge thus : "1 bail to intro-
duce eo you tonight the member for
Carnarvnir/Borough.. He here come
here to reply to what the Bishop of
RL Asaph weld the other night about
Wet.b Disestablishment. • • •
In soy opinion, gentlemen, the Bishop
of 8'. Asaph is one of the biggest bare
in creation. bur, thank tied, we h.ff
match for him tonight
A NEW STOCK OF
Men's Furnishings
int:ltiding the latest designs in
Men's PIaIn and Fancy Ties.
Dress and Negligee Shirts.
Winter Hats and Caps.
Overcoats and Sults.
Everything the man or boy could need who
wants to be well dressed.
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
THE SQUARE - - - GODERICH
The Best Bread
Buns
Cookies
Cakes
Pastry
DAVID BURNS
Baker and Confectioner
KINGSTON STREET
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Now that the cold weatherer,
here you'll want your
homes more comfortable.
(',et our prices on
Furnaces,
Hot Water Boilers,
etc.
Our Perfection Oil Heater,
are just the thing to drive the
cold out of chilly corner..
All repairing to plumbing,
furnace work, etc., promptly
attended to.
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W. R. FINDER
Phone 135 Hamilton Street
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Are You Interested in FOWL ?
If so, call and get one of Cyphers Incubator Co.'s books on Incubators, Brooders and
care of fowl. These are free for the asking of them. We have in stock :
1 small Columbia Incubator, 130 to 140 Eggs.
1 Cyphers Incubator. 244 Eggs.
3 Portable Hovers.
This company manufactures Electrobators in two sizes.
No. 1 Electrobator, capacity 60 Eggs.
No. 2 Electrobator, capacity 120 Eggs.
With these Electrohatore, if the electric cur-
rent is off for • few boom it dose not effect the
eggs, se there is enough beat stored to keep the
temperature up.
it there ie anythingou wast to know about
Incubator', Brooder. and Hovers, call and get one
of these hook,. if you wish any special Informa-
tion, we will be pleased to take it up with the
Cyphers incubator Co.
At.. you getting the o her of eggs yon
,honk! , 1f not try Or. Hees' Panacea. This ie
guaranteed to he one of the heat egg producer., on
the mat kers if it dove not do se guaranteed, r. -
turn the empty package and get your money back.
STOCK FOOD
At this time ot the year your bones sod
cattle are lasing ted on dry feed. Tbey should
hero. • tonic to aid digestion. Try Dr. Heel Stock
Food. It le fully guaranteed. It you think that
it by not been any btefit to your stock, bring
1t•ek the empty peekage *red gat your money
back. 1t is fully guaranteed by Dr Hese. And it fa
hie instructions to us to return the money for the
empty Mcksge if tae perchaes to
er iot satisfied
with the result of the tem. V. have *old tom of
it, and have yet to have a .lissatie80A eustom.r
Electric Fixtures
i) rot. want some good values in Electric Fit
turn..? We have them. Call end see what wr
bare
SKATEWe et a going to headier sic 'Nivel the Auto
Skates sad in nrd.r to ekes' what we
have of otb.t Elea we bays cot setae them to
lees than cost. '
Mie Mae.
Rot or's 04 .it e
Re.ke't'a gtadage's .. .
Hockey Club . 1100 eV. Lightning ,.. ..,
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!Veto, Skate. Nt 110 Steel 8..
Bohai 's Mehl* 1od Hockey
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
In 5he1f and Heavy Hardware we carry aroo-
pieta at ick, and can Nerve your wants on a mo
mens'. notice.
Plumbing and Heating
L., u' figure on your Plowable', Heating. Tin-
amitbing and Electric Wiring. Ail work prompt •
ly attended tt and fully guaranteed.
Coal and Wood
We carry a full line of beet Scranton White
Ash Coil.
Stove and 8'beetnut yowl .411.00 per low
ROM Coal 7.75
Oafaal (:o.I , fun "
Daresti[ Lump foal 7.08) "
Hh et.ni th ]'oat 7.4‘8Rotch ut (bks .... 7.fM
Wood 1 .r4. 1.51Ipm cord
I Soft....,., 1.35
r e•gula r pries leg g2 511
1.311 1.(s1
.t " 3.86 250
'• oo 2541
••1.00Ai
" 1.08) " 75
" 2716 " 1.75
Stirs: II CIIAS' C. LEE, East Side Square
Hee 112
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