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GODERICH. ONTARIO, ?BORSDAY.
THE ELECTIONS. 1
/MUNNINGM LEADS EY 17 IN
MAYORALTY CONTEST.
Grandpa Laithwaite Ambles Back to
the Deputy Reeve's Chair with •
Century Lead over Mon P'altridge-
An Emphatic "No" on the Hydro
Bylaw -Results In the Townships.
HERB JANE
sends his greeting. for Christ-
mas and the New Year to all
his old friends and customers.
His dray business is still
going on. While he thanks
all for their past favors, he
trusts that they will still con-
tinue to send their orders to
the old name as usual.
leilst Hurons, Sboencliffe Camp.
Kent, England.
How about a case of Pale
Dry Ginger Ale or one
of the following for
the Holidays ?
1 case Dry Ginger Ale, pints $1.80
1 case Dry Ginger Ale, splits.$1.00
1 case Cream Soda, splits....91.00
1 cane Lemon Soar. splits ....leen
1 case Birch Beer, splits 11.00
1 case Apple Cider, splits....11.00
1 case Cocoa Cola, splits 11.00
1 case Oreageade, splits 11.00
1 case Seting Misers' Water$1.00
Resterlirret Ginger >lear >�
,ii Olt
bottles, per doze&
Double Club Soda and Syphons.
All goods made from pure spring
water.
Plain Spring Water, delivered in
I gallon jugs or more.
We hare ■ number of quarts in
Ginger Ale, Cream, Lemon
Sour, etc„ while they last, per
dozen.. ..... 75c
G.derich Mineral Water Co.
WEST STREET
Phone 201 Uoderich
IEETINOS.
IIODERICH INDURTRIAL AND
AGRICULTURAL 8(x'IF;r i.
the annual atetutu.y meeting of the(lode-
rich Iadttstrial and A_1rriculturat Society will
be hold 1n the 10ra HAS. Oodericb. at 1 p. m.
es Thursday, the lata day of January, 1117,
lr
for eoUon of ofaoer• and amend bonsae,
J. ADDS YO W LCR.
-43.21 Set retar y.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DUN-
(iANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The arcual.wsUug of the Danaanoon Agri
celtoral 8adety will be held In klllott'a Hall.
Duopanaoo, ea r riday. January 11th. at 2 p.m.
WM. BAILIE, H. McILWAIN,
President. Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING
The animal mewls* of the members of the
McKillop Mutual r1,. lu.urnooe Company
th
will be held in e town ka11, 8 8
,afer . On phi
day. February 2nd. 1117. at the hour of 2 p m.
The business will be to receive the annual
statement and auditor"' re the eNa/oto of
three director" end other r which
would be eoo.Nered for the t of the
Osmwy. The retiring director are Jams
Lossolly.
Robe f r Koren
e ec and
Witham Rims,
who are
JAMES CONNOLLY, TOOK K HAY,,
President- Secretary.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
GODERICH WATER and
LIGHT COMMISSION.
WA'I'F..R RATES FOR 1917 ARS
now due and 1f paid In January 10 per
sent_ dl.00enl will be allowed.
These In arrears for water and electric light
seere2uo•.t.d t0 settle early es all In arrears
wW be .peeially dealt with at ao early date.
W. T. MURNKY. A. RTRAITIIN.
(%,firman. Water it light Cot
(sit
FOR SALE
LiOR KEROSENE ENGiNE FOR
`1 8 A 1.11 ( H 1.11' - 20 h p, portable. A ppb
)e M.. Hsyne/I 1` U. tart
VOR HALE. --UEDAR POSTS, AIJIO
r R. ('. .hingle. Apply W. T. RIDDKLL,
Arbnrn. IIII tt
MUSiC
�HEO. E. SUNBURY. A. A. G. D.,
loL. 1). o'. M . Organist and Choirmaster of
x Church. Teacher piado, voloe oeann
Poa le prepared for examinations Rtir3
Rowe .erect, four doors win of Dr. Ruofer'a.
M188 NINA WOOLLCOMOK.
Tr-A('RKR PIANO.- Pepin prepared for
Ts eo,to ('on.ervatory examination. Apply at
vraki,•nne. Trafalgar street, Goderich. srtf
WANTED.
111RI,k4 WANTED. -APPLY (IODE-
13 RIGH KNITTING COI
WANTED. -PLAIN MEWiNG.-
Apply MRH. JOHN MAX W FLI. Hrooa
newt Olt
PANTED.--EXPERiENOED L(N)P-
RRA. We ere ppawr/ing the highest wagon
of say ho.Nry mannheturer In Canada. eight
mint. per down for line gauge hm fiery. Also
has trsnspoelation paid from any town 1
?ArrApply MONARCH KNITTING COW
. i imited. Rt. Catharine., Ont. It
^'COMPANION WANTED. -F 0 R
elderly m ega•ein ttbbee vvillegie pa wBriumltea.
Adam.
ad altimeters
t Mete s to- P.O. ROXr21e, lllrtro*L.
Ontario. IAA
`11 MT R 1 o? REPREB ATIVR
JJ wanted et wine taw and Me
emanty of Rums. Aalty 1e.
81 4 etg8n. m.H10N ttVN. The
gen5itll Nueseriea. Msesp.Ost. Oaf
ANTRD.-el AOHOUSTS AND
tom makers tor minalUde.. andel regulag
�oSewvlmes/nr.ang mss tete tra�e i41t41iA1.
Oodsnow. At 4 a]C i ■
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION RALE`
The linSerelgoied hoe resolved iaetructlone to
sell by NOM awakes at
N. W. ARTHA'9
tem
IOUs.
W , JANUARY Io.
atantfilintlire
Dawson_ Ser/ N (Sani
N
Rlr�a WOW
Carets -pe.. nswty mined. 7 years ail.
with salt ` Kar dile ; cow. mswty shed. e
reale eld will calf to her side; npeleeesJl seam
OW to osg to Pulled Angus; ear i
eta. la .11tf to Polled Anew : now. fears old,
de. la April: 2 sew., $ year" old. due inyMarsh :
1 cows. 4 year. ell, ruUkln` erell. doe In keep-
timber;
eptimber; cow, 3 years old. milking; heftier. tidne
$ peat. old, dos In April : 2 young farrow cows,
half fu ; 3 halter., rising 2 year. old, half -ht ;
2 Polled Anew. baiter., t year. old, half -fat : 2
Polled Angus ,teen, Year. old. bait -fat : 2
Durham .teenthing ing 3 year. old. half -fol
Durham. heifer, Hahn2 year. old• halffat:
made Hereford ball. In months old.
Taaaor.- 81x month.' reedit on approved
joint notes. or 1 per oent..trolgbt off tor ensu.
N. W. TREWARTH.t. T. OUNIIRY,
Proprietor. AucUoaeer.
CARDS OF THANKS.
MISS (IERTRUDE FOX WISHER
In thank all her friend. who kindly as
opted her In the voting roots( Conducted by
Mr. A. 1. Caldeell.
To THE ELECTORS OF GODKRICH
LADIES AND 61srst/gs,-I wish to thank
you moat heartily for the confidence you
placed In me In emoting me to the his/hew
amnion ion 1n the gift of the town for 1917 ; and it
will be my widens or to juallfy that confidence
by doing my very bat In the Interna of our
town.
W tables ycu the corplimonte of the.eason.
Yours truI,y
R. 1'. MUNNINOR.
TO 7'H'S ELECTOK.4OF GODERICH
LADINA AND GC.TI.gM&Y,- 1 wleh toexpre.w
myInnen appreciation of the .plendld vote
wich you gore me Ore New Year'. IMy, return-
ing me a. your Deputy Reese for the third
tern, A. In the poet. It will be my endeavor to
serve 'he interceptor he municipality, both at
the town noun AAI and on the county board,
without fear or favor.
Tha..klns you, 1 sen,
Your. faithful(
J. ('. LAITH WAITE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
UOUMIC FOR SALE OR TO LfS1'.-
41 Two -.eery frame hour. on Nelson .greet ;
built in 111e . ha. .11 modern oortvenlonos..
Poasemmion can be given Ftbroary 1.L Apply
JAS. BUCHANAN,
110 RENT. -SOU ICH 9i DE 0 1•
apartment homer on Nort., .Inst ; six
room■ and bath, basement Iaundr ,, all modern
oonvenleooes, newly decorated sod easily
heated. Rentroa,.onahle. A.M. 1'OI (.EY. l941
y0R RENT. -MODERN HOUSE ON
IP'Oi�N�o Terrane. Apply to JOS � (,
.-1
Though the Reeve and cogncillore
for 1917 had been elected by acclaiva-
Gun, there was sufficient intrust in
Monday's polling to bring out a fairly
good vote, about 125 votes fewer being
polled on the mayoralty this year than
Lot. The montest between F R.
Wigle and B. C. Munnings fur the
chief Municipal honors was a close
Mit., and war won by Mr. Mannings
with a lead of seventeen votes. For
the offlee of Deputy Reeve. the old
municipal warhorse. Mr. J. C. Leith -
waste, won by a majority of 1U9 over
A. J. Paltridg$e. No bones were broken
in the c.untrrt, and both of the losers
Gook their defeat in good init.
The Wain council of 1911 will there-
fore be as follows
Mayor -H. C. Munnings.
Reeve -Chas. A. Nein).
Deputy Reeve -J. C. Iaithwaite.
CuuneatIo ti -J. J. Mower, Jaw. D.
Wilmot, T. R. \Vallis, W. F. ('Lark.
It. 13. (Cute, John :(tory.
The Byrom.
The question submitted with refer-
ence to the power development at
Chippewa was anawerad in the nega-
tive, the vote being 231 for and 31.E1
against. This mean. that the voters
of 6oderich prefer to have the devel-
opment carried out under Government
auspices rather than under the sole
rventr I of the Ontario Hydroelectric
Commission.
The School Board.
The election in Mt. Davids ward for
a sehool trustee, to take the plow of
Mr. R. H. C'utt, was a walk -over for
Mr. A. D. McLeart, Mr. I-eckie having
intimated that he had no intent' of
oppoe.ng Mr McLean. The vote wase :
Leckie 51. McLean 154. The latter
who has a record of several years'
work un the school board. goes back
after an interval of one year. This is
the only change in the rnernberahip of
the board this year, Moors. Parsens,
Oallow and Hodgens having Iwrii re-
elected by acclamation .
The water and light r ommleal,n foe
1917 will be composed of Mayer Munn -
W. T. blarney and A M. Ohrye-
Monday'a vote by polling subdivis-
ions in given elsewhere in thin iswue.
CHANGE IN WEST WAWANOSH.
Joseph A. Mallough Wins the Contest
far Reeveship.
Mr. Joseph A. Mallough, of Dungan-
non, was elected Reeve of West Wa-
wanoah on Monday,defeating the
former Reeve, Mr. onald H. 'liirray,
by twenty votes. Mr Watson headed
the pill for councillors. The vote was :
For Reeve -J. A. Mallough 2111, 1).
H Murray DE.
For (ouneillors-\Vw. Watson Loi,
.las. Aitchison 2118, Jas. Pardon 1117,
A. E. Johnston 191, B. S. Naylor 148.
Watson, Aitchison, Portion and John-
stnn elected.
The Vtomen's Institute will pies. •
progenitive eucbre and dames In Odd
fellows' Hall on Thursday night, 111-111
inet. Gentleman's ticket 60c ; lady's,
26c. Everybody invited.
Spring
Millinery Classes
The Industrial School Classes in
spring Millinery will re -open on,
edtltaday evening January 17th,
at 780 ; Friday, 19th, at N p. m.;
Saturday, KIth, at 3 p m. Mies A.
Knox, instructor, will be Sled to
welcome any new pupils at any of
the .Masses Istesding pupils are
salted to enroll at once.
4
JAN. 4. 1917
Bordon Young as Reeve for 1917. Mr.
Young has served several terms as a
councillor.
The councillors elected ere Levi Sny-
der (of last year's ooltntil), Aaron Fish-
er, (leo. Curb
Currey and Jaeph McCann.
JI'he vote by polling sub -divisions
wand. follows :
FOS mere
Willing Division 1 2 8
Gordon Young 59 49 81
John Me arty 48 19 bt:
Majority for Young
Vt1R coUJKILI.Ona
A. F'vher 98 ND 86
G. Currey 46 47 113
L. Snyder 94 89 6t
J. McCann 99 lel 61
A. Young 18 Si 47
J. Wilson 14 12 48
First four elected.
4 Total
43-232
13-027
106
47-263
311-227
-166 roe COUNCILLORS
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TRICIIMIN.L PRINTING CO., LIMITLD, Puss -man
LOBE Re -ELECTED;
Lively Contest 4 Godericb Township for
Municipal Honors.
In Goderich townebip W. H. Lobel
was re-elected Reeve. with • majority
of 54 votes over his opponent, John
McClure.
The councillors elected are 0. Hol-
land, D. A. Lindsay, Oswald Ginn
and Geo. Vanlfferburgb.
The vote by,eub.divhrioe■ wee es fel-
lows :
FOR Ritav t
Polling Division 1 2 3 4 5 ()Total
W. H. Lobb 34 311 40 911 97.3 33-272
John McClure 57 46 82 29 4 1111-218
Majority for Lobb te
G. Holland 18 86 45 42 74 40-265
D. A. Liudrey, 47 15 37 52 47 31-2J9
0. Ginn 48 (15 '24'I„S' 51 12-22i
0. Vanderburgh 21 27 56 21 29 30-
J. Sterling G 11) 59 18 Ire 24-1
Falconer tib :ill 28 11 10 7-151
Cox 21 17 21 8 48 18-131
3. iron 21 745 1321111-119
First four elected
GORDON YOUNG IN COLBORNE.
Fisher, Currey, Snyder and McCann Are
the Councillors for 1917.
The pilling in ('ollorn,• township on
31. iiday resulted in the election of Mr.
WIN0HA31
The only contest was for the terve.
ship, which was won by a1 -m. Isbkter,
the vote standing: fidgeter 153, Mit-
chell 189, Patterson I29.
14ENSALL.
Reese-Oeo. O. Pet. y.
Councillors-Oeor.e Hodson, T. H.
Hudson, W. E. Pfaff, John Coulter
(acclamation).
Hydro power bylaw carried by large
majonty.
Plum won veteran John
Leak. T "4ouneilluq weer elected
by acclamation.
TUCKERRMITH
Reeve -Herbert (rich.
Councillors -lamer A. Bell, Robert
Doig. W illialu Hay, Thinners Coleman.
GREY
Reeve -R. W. Livingston (aeclarna-
tion).
1p v�� yy ilyev4- t�tls Mc:lenbb.
Lou-acillora-W Haut 'P4itirrr, Jaa.
F. Collin, (acclamation). One council-
lor still to be nominated.
TURNHERRY
ReeeT p-Tcyu K.
Councillors-- Janes Muttag.t, James
1. Scott, Arthur Wheelef, W. 3.
Adair.
STANLEY odeffltati
Reeve -J. McKinley. '
Councillors -J. T. Keyes, J. Hood,
0. Hanley. M. Elliott.
THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Pte. Lindsay Burrows. of Port Al-
bert, who enlisted at Regina and wont
overseas with the first contingent.
arrived In Goderich on Monday even -
Ing. Pte. Burrows was wounded in
the left side, two inches below hie
heart, at Ypres, in June of last year.
He bad been in hospital in England
ever since and was for s tithe in the
came hospital as Pte. Drew, who re-
turned home several weeks ono. In a
week or so Pte. Burrows will go to
L^ndoo Onta when he will spend
several mouths in the convalescent
home.
Mrs. W. O'Jobnstoo has received
letter from her .on, Pte. Walter Jobt,-
eton, written from a war prieooera'
camp In Germany, In whiob he makes
many enquiries after his old chums
sad friends in Goderich. They had
their first snow of the smarm in Ger-
many on the 19th of November. He
says he has received four parade trout
Canals so far (November 20,b).
Word has been received that Pte.
Ernest Clark, son of Mr. and Mn.
Wm. Olert, who was invalided as s
result of gas poisoning, lett eh* hoe -
pita! December 9th and is to be en-
gaged for • year and 'a halt in per.
manent base duty. -
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE..
Series of Three Meetingi, to Be Heb
Next Week. '
Announcement is made of another
series of public meetings under the
auspices of the West Huron Board of
Agriculture, as follows :
Holmeaville-Tbureday, Jan. 11.
Rt. Hidens-Friday, Jao. 12.
Klntail--Saturday, Jan. 13.
There will be two sesaione at each
place, in the afternoon at 2.90 and In
the evea1Dg et 7.30.
The speakers for these meetings are
Mr. Gavin Barbour, of Croeahill, Ont.;
Mr. Wen, on, of New Hamburg, sod
MMtz-L. Sowell.- of Meatordd. each of
whom hal • list nt attactive and inter-
esting subjects fns addresses.
In addition Mire M. L. Watts. of
Toronto, a Wromrn's Institute worker.
will address each of the overtime meet -
jugs, which will he conducted under
the auspices of the Women s institute.
These meetings•ere all open and free
to all who are interested and it is
booed there will bee. good attendance
at each meeting.
B. C. MITEXINGH,
Mayor elect of lioderich.
BLY'l'H
Reeve -Dr. W. J. Milne tesecLttta-
tion.
(Councillors -Henry Horsey, Jamee
Putt, Neil A. Taylor, Harvey Rubin-
son (acclamation).
W'ut. Phillips -and H. 11 McGowan
aloe were nominated for the council
but withdrew,
BRVI.LM tL8
In the contest for the reeveship S. T.
THE VOTE IN GODERICH 1
Potatoes For Sale.
A quantity of good, sound
potatoes for sale at the
lowest market price.
'Phone 16 ring 7,
Goderich Rural.
R. R. ELLIOTT.
A Nice New
Year's Cift
Tb your boy, girl or sweet-
heart is a ticket to the
k;nk. For a small sum a
lot of good, clean, health -
giving exercise can be had.
GET A TICKET 1
BAND Friday. Saturday
and New Year's Day.
J, T' Goldthorpe .
Polling Division
B. C'. Mt'sstNoe
E. R. Wigle
.. Mat
J. C. LAreawarlw , # ;,
A. J. Paltrldge
FOR MAYOR
1 2 3 4 5
47 50 ill 86 30
75 67 41 49 48
IPity for Mannings
R DEPUTY REEVE
6 7 Total
77 247-378
57 34-361
i fig I w !M g
Majority for Laitbwaite
HYDRO BYLAW
FOR
AGA INIrr
17
41 -all
27 29 31 32 49 49
69 48 NI 67 18 53
Ayr Majority against
109
17-284
27-;
89
NATIONAL SER VICE.
Cards are being sent out through the Postoffice to
every man in Canada between the ages of 16 and 65
years. The purpose is to obtain an inventory of Canada's
man -power for the use of the National Service Board of
Canada.
This week the Postmaster of Goderich has sent out
these cards to all the men in reach of his office. The
cards should be promptly filled in with the desired in- -
formation and returned to the Postmaster, whence they
will be sent on to Ottawa. Let everyman do hispart in
this matter. It is important. It is a patriotic service.
The National Service Board of Canada has been charged'
with the duty and responsibility of making investigations and
formulating plans that will in some measure provide for those
adjustments in our national life necessary for the maintenance of
the agricultural and other basic industries ;of the Dominion, at
that point of production and efficiency so absolutely essential to
the successful prosecution of the war, while continuing- unim-
paired the indispensable public services of the country. To.
accomplish these results, and insure the maximum production of
war material and equipment, the Services of all available men and
women of Canada must be utilized in such a manner as will,
while achieving these purposes, permit of the release from their
present employment of men who, physically fit and of suitable
age, may desire to serve overseas with our military or naval
forces.
To lay the foundation for this work the National Service
cards are being sent out so that an inventory of the man -power -of
Canada may be available. The prompt return of the cards
is of the utmost importance. The lesson of the last
two years of war will have been lost if we do not respond
promptly and unanimously to the appea). Germany and her
subject _nations are united and organ) , and they can be
defeated only by union and organization as complete and more
powerful than their own. Canada has sent her fighting men to
beat back the enemy in France and Flanders, but she has a great
army of workers at home whose exertions are needed no leas to
help win the war, In these days idleness is a crime, but mis-
placed or inappropriate labor is hardly less an offence against the
cense for which our country is fighting. We are asked to enroll
ourselves for national service. Are we In earnest in our desire
that the war shall be won for Liberty and Humanity?
The National Service Inventory is a step to victory. -
Let each man help to snake the registration complete.
Fill itt your card AT ONCE and return it to the Post-
master. ' ,
ax
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',..102.....i.:4 MAe�••,: ,. lel - s "ti s. + '
J. C. LAITHWAiTE, 1'
Re-elected Deputy Reeve.
Mr. J. C. Lal bwalt•', who hers been
elected D. -lute Reeve of Goderich for
the third time, bas had a -1• pg and euc-
ooieaful municipal career. Before emir -
Mg to Goderich he Ira• a candidate in
nine elections in Goderich township
and was elected seven times. Since his
removal to town be lure been a figure
in finesse elections. Twice he wee
"tett at" mice be wee elected by
aoclam t es tunes be has
been au untested elections.
The moiety council for 1917 will he
oompneed of she following, reeves sad
deputy reeve.:
Asbeeld• Cbae, Stewart, Joseph P.
Dalton.
Uolhorne-*Gordon Youog.
Oodericb township -W. H. Lobb.
Rtanls *J. McKinley.
Hay -H. M, Neeb.
Stephen -W. R. Elliott, +William
Yearley.
Ueborne-•Tho►nas Brock.
Tuckered:r eh-Hetbert Crich.
Mullett -M. Arui.t.rohg.
McKillop --J. M. Govenlock.
Wert %Vawanosh-*Joseph A. Mal-
Iough.
East Wawano.h-J. N. Campbell.
Mori it -Jahr. Shortterd.
(trey -R. W. Livingstone, *John Mc-
Nabh.
Turnberry-T. K. Pow.II.
Howick--R. Harding, Peter F. Doig.
Goderich--(..1. A. Nairn, J. C. Leith -
Clinton -Jae A. Ford.
Meaforth-John A. Stewart.
'Vingham-* Ww. Isbister.
Wroxeter -C. Reis,
Brussels -*S. T. Phila.
Blyth -Dr. VV: -J. Milne.
Hayfield -A. E. hrwin.
Hens•11-Ktivu. U. Petty.
Exeter -*B. W. F. Heaver'..
There are len changes from last
year's council. The changes are marked
with an asterisk. -
SHOULD wES r SHORE RAILS BE
SOLD?
To the Editor of The Signal.
Dear Mir, -Can you inform no what
is being done about the selling of the
rails of the adandoned West Shore
Railway'! So far ea I have noticed
you have said nothing about this since
you reported the tequest of the Do-
minion Railway dtruuuiseion for any
material than, could be used for war
purposes. Before anything definite is
done %bout the question should not the
ratepayers have before them the report
that i understand is being made by the
Hydro engiueeason the cost of com-
pleting the West Shote Railway so
that it can be operated? Of course
we must have sowethireg definite from
Fair Adam Heck before we should turn
down a good cash otter for the rails.
If the Hydro is ever to build and oper-
ate the rorei, Wei went to know ie; if
not, want' VME111 "ill consider it the
beet tiling to sell the wrterivl and
reduce our interest chargee as much as
possible.
Kindly give us so.oe'light on this.
,A TAXPAY KR,
On enquiry et the town hall' The
!Signal learns that the question of sell
ing the rails has been referred to the
heads of the neuter interested munici-
palitia., and an effort to bring trade to
a cure ao expredsion bolo Mir Adam
' Heck as to subs er the railway should'
be dlemantled. 'A query addressed to
the Railway glamwission as to how
much would be allowed for the ma-
terial is eo farlinanewered.
," that ie what every
roily says When they
s'. Phone 910.
•
"Pam the
alt.Cesher of the
know it I. Ed
A VISIT TO SIR A. CONAN DOYLE,
Lias. O. R. Ellett Spots hears ,meg
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Was up at 8fr A. Oman Doyle s last
evening. His hours in about lsalf-.-
mile from camp- He is the writer of
Sherlock Holmes' stories, you knew.
Spent a very enjoyable evening. The
house is very beautifully furnished and
Sir Arthur has a large number or
teuurriios of which he explained the his -
y.
111r. Forbes, the Bainter, received us
at the door rind Sir Arthur and Lady
Conan Doyle in the drawing -moat.
Forbes iv -front Aberdeen I you
brave to roil that "r"). Mir Arthur
is an Irishmen, or orf. Irish descent, 1
forget which, and Fells his '•t'e" in a
different way. Sir Arthur is a big
fellow. Both he and his wife were
very niee indeasL
We generally find people who have
been to (Canada much fondev of Cars.
(lions than th,se, who have not.. :Sir
Arthur showed no a hig stuffed teen
Lady Conan Doyle had caught in Al-
gonquin I'trk a couple of years ago.
Sherlock Hotlines is so real to readers
of the stories that, we almost expected
to see R. • relics of the fa dl•tec•-
tive, but all there was in sight was an
imaginative portrait. The surround-
ings here are very dismal and desertad-
lo oking in s..'ne places and suggest
very much th•••tnoot• described in "The
Hound of the Haskervilles." I asked
Sir Arthur if it was this eountry he
had in mind, hitt he said it was Dart-
np1'hsrr.
e kioklier-hall tr,,a^,$-alk,"wrd foetal
up a, a special t ('eat` three' little boys
mitt little girl. Tht\lseys chief fun
ulcer pjhsyingg at war`. with wooden
swords, '1 he. little girl had a dull
which apparently had rte name but
"Mcntchy i),dl."
Amonit-the eurioa was th€' Lusitania
medal, new to ealled by Germany, ,
showing on o111' side the pYopltt buying
their tickets from Death and .n the
other the beat going down: a e an ";;
arrowhead four (>r five tholtaaridears
old which Mir Arthur found near ,his
house. , Rico\ a..
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cough., colds and other minor lit- •
menu which usual) come with this
meson. Pries a dollar a tittle, at
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