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we will take your wheel apart
and explain exactly the work
required to repair it. Know
that we are past masters of our
business, do our work thorough-
ly and quickly. Bring us your
wheel today and estimate -the
cost will be low, the work satis-
factory.
East Street Garage
Owned and Operated by A. M PLOVER
• Practical Man. Phone 243
I - LOCA. . TOPICS
Wedded.
At the Victoria street parsonage on
Tuesday, January 2nd. Rev. J. E.
Ford performed the marriage core-
, mooy uniting John W. Tania , of
Birtle, Man., and Harsh E Sinitic of
I (3oderich. Mr. and Mrs. Tansley will
reside in Godericb.
IDavis vs. Murray et al.
INQUEST IN CHURCH DEATH, day evidence was taken by Coroner
Hueter at the town ball.
Off tial .inquiry the Result of Rumor. Sirs. Church was away from home
,Followu•g the Fatality. on the day her. husband wee killed,
Owing to rumors its connection anti the discover of the fatality was
wit h the death of Austin E. Church, I made by Janos* flutter. a farmhand.
of West Wawanosh, who was found who went to the barn about twenty
dead in bis barn on Sunday, December minutes after Church had left the
IOth last, an inquest has been opened I house to attend w the horses. There
at the Jnstance of Chown Attorney were marks on the borne showing
Wenger, in order that the facie in the that it bad been whipped, and a
spatter may be ascertained uuder currycomb and other articles were
oath Tying about, strengthening the con-
A. reported i0 The Signal at the ' elusion that Cbur•ch, while grooming
time, Church's body was found lying ,the horse, had taken the whip to it,
in w borse's stall, with the boiler's hind and the animal bad lashed out with
tetanal the body and the forefeet inkw feet. ..,
the meager. The hear was CordayThe post-mortemexanntifaYd6A-bj'
in jarred, evidently by • kick from the Drs. Weir and Macklin pointed to Lhe
bores. An invratigation was made at .same conclusion.
the time' by Coroner Hunter and A number of witnesses were ex-
Urown Attorney Seager, and it was' ed in an endeavor to get ext the
denidd Lb•t no further inquiry was I bottom of the rumors, and an adj,,urn-
necessary. Owing to peretat.ent ru- Intent was made to Saturday next, at
more, however, hinting et auspicious 110 a. w., when further evidence way
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ciurwss
twnoin connection with the be taken.
affair, this decision was revered, and t Provincial Deteetittt Ujenry Reborn,
last week Mr. Seager directed That an sof Toronto. was here in cunuectioo
official inquest be held. A jury was I with the case.
summonsed. vibe body was exhumed at I Mr. Seager conducted the investiga
Colborne es.I ery_ end was there I tion &i d Mr. J. L. Killoran appeared
viewed Wilke j e, and on Satur- for interested parties.
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footwear and also the knowl-
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latest style. And such is the
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enjoy this feeling for a long
time to come. Our shoes last
long.
1 Phone 168
W. SHARMAN
Goderich
His Honor Judge Dickson bas given
udgment in the action of Davis vs.'
Murray et a1., heard at the December
County Coutt, in which Mr. T. M.
Davis sued for the loss of a livery
horse. The action as against Robert
C. King is dismissed with costs, and
judgment is entered in favor of the
plaudit! against Claude Murray for
$126 and costs.
Accident -WSW S. Poit*
A serious accident occurred last
Thursday afternoon at Buchanan's
planing will. Mr. Stout. Potter, ,of
(,olborne Wwgsbip, was leaving the
yards with some 1 ber when a wheel
of hie wagon caught on the gate -post
and be was thrown out on hie bead.
For several days he was in a very era,-
teal
rit.ical condition, but he is now improv-
ing rapidly and it is hoped that in a
few days he may be able to return to
his home.
Fred Davis in the Political Field.
A former well-known Ooderich man,
Mr. Fred Ifavis, has been nominated
by the Conservatives of the riding of
(lleithro for the P.ovincial Legisla-
ture of Alberta. Mr. Davie' nomina-
tion was unanimous, no other name
being considered in the convention.
Mr. Davie has many friend, in Gode-
rich who will be geed to learn of bis
success wben the election comes off.
He is on the wrong side of politics ;
but it won't do any harm to have a
few men of Mr. Davis' political color
elected to sit to the Parliament at Ed-
monton -ion the Opposition side.
MODEL TITI.EATRE
GEO. E. KINO, Proprietor
Week of January 8th
Monday and Tuesday
HELENE ROSSON and FRANKLIN RITCHIE in
"The Undertow"
A great production its five acts from the well-known Capital
and Labor drama by Rosalie Ashton.
Also BEN TURPIN in
"Ducking a Discord"
a feature comedy.
Wednesday and Thursday
Marguerite Clark
.-IN
"Out of theDrifts"
•A tlnigne and highly artistic photo play
by William H. Clifford.
Also ".THE YELLOW MENACE"
Friday and Saturday
PALLAS PICTURES presents
FLORENCE ROCKWELL is
"He •Fell in Love with s His Wife"
An adaptation of tbe fatnows story
-.by this edit Americas writer E. P. Roe.
Prices -10c and I Sc
Hockey Math Tuesday Night.
Tomorrow t iday) night the (iode-
ricb team plc its fiat game of the
season at Clin o. The line-up win
probably be as fo own:
Goal -M. Pridb
R. Defence -H. M roey.
L. Defence -H. Foe r.
Rover -J. G. Bowler
Centre -8. Hood.
L Wing -W. Babb.
R. Wing -T. Johnson.
' On Tuesday night, Januar 9, Sea -
forth plays in Goderich. As Orth
is noted for the interest it in
sport the gave should he wen w b
seeing.
Girls Play Hockey.
The girls' hockey team of tbe G.C.I.
took adyaotage of the presence in
town of a number of ex-.t..dents of
that Institute who used to have some
reputation as puck -chasers, and chal-
lenged them to a game of the great
Oenadian winter molt, which took
place at West street rink on New
Year's morning. Tbere was a good
attendance of "rooters" for both sides
and the game was closely contested
and at all stages exciting. as the score
indicates -'L all at the finish. The fol-
Dodd's
Kldooy
Pills
are the a
medicine that
will, cure Dia-
betes. Like
Bright's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in -
c u ra b l e until
Dodds Kidney !'ills
cured it. Doctors
themselves confess
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pills they are
powerless against Milo
Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the first ntealieine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations --box, name and
pill, areadvertised to do so,
but the medicine that dam
cure
tes
is Dodd's Kidney Pins.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
Garvin was best man. Mrs. Robinson,
mutb3r of the bride, wore a becoming
gown of steer grey with touches of
palsy purple. her bat oleo being of the
potpie. The wedding was very quiet,
Mr. and Mrs. Killam leaving for the
station immediately atter the cere-
mony. After February eat they will
be at their home in Yorkto•, Hoek.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
'The Bettie of the Sommer picture*
will he seen at the Model Cbeate&
January 16 and 18.
The inaugural meeting of the town
council will be held on Mopday morn-
ing next, at 11 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the W.C.T.U.
still be held in the Temperance Hall
on Monday. January 8th, at 3 o'clock.
The Maple Leaf Social Club is put-
ting on a social dance in the Club
rants, Hamilton street, on Tuesday
evening, Januar v flub.
Blacketone's danciog class, Tuesday,
January 9th, 2 p. m., Masonic Temple.
Join now. For particulars apply at
Blackstone's restaurant.
The General Brough Chapter, 1. O.
D. ES., will bold its regular monthly
meeting next Monday, January 815,
4.13 o'clock, in the court house.
"Out of the Drifter- the title a
photo play in which the clever and
charming Marguerite Clark is the
leading figure. This will be seen at
the Model Theatre Wednesdaivand
Thursday next"
Will the person who took a parcel
containing two pairs of socks from
C. M. Robertson's groocry store kindly
return the wine, as they were soldiers'
socks belonging to the Patriotic So-
ciety of Godericb township.
To enable the farmer to secure larger
returns for his labor, greater 2puven-
ience and comfot t. such as he should
have, is the aim of the Farmers'
Week! dun, the most helpful paper
pubt-in Ontario. You can do
your pact by becoming a subscriber.
The /Sonja essentially the paper of the
Ontario farmer. He will find its mar-
ket report invaluable.
Any quantity of dry hemlock slabs
for summer wood at M•cIwan's
phone n8). $2.00 par cord. - tf
Seal-shipt oysters, solid meat, 71)c
per quart. Edwards'. Phone'3i1o.
PERSONAL MENTION.
MIs, Jean Nairn returned to Toronto on
Tonder -
Myo Mary Hurley wan home from Toronto
ter the bolidey,.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Legg and family ,,pent New
Years Day at Stratford.
MIs, Minnie Campbell was home from Sarnia
for !be sebool vaeatldn.
visitin• gMeendston Burdett. ot in tows t0 week. ba, been
p and
Dean
turruec from• week' l.ft at Buffalo..e�have re
Mb.. • Ivy EllFaniott over us Neof w holiday.
]Liao Brlmicombe, of the staff of the ()elitism
Collegiate lo.titute, was beets tot the holiday..
Mr,. John Oakley and little. daughter, .1
Tomato, were noose the holiday
town.
Mr. Ro.e.ell Fox of the Union Bank. Sl.
Car harrow. .pent New Yen's Day At hi, home
�p•Ls .klber•s Tate.. of :know% is vL.itinit at
tie, home of her pergola, Mr. and Mr-. J.rues
Yat__
Mese Florence Smith i. home for the holiday.
frau Tatonto, where she is [ski ig a Univer•it1
ee0M t.
Ilia. ii
Carney, o
town.
Klno•rdlne
rich...,wae bowie
parent..
Dr. Archie Dish , of the Wllli,.rd Farber
ho.piW. New York, t Cbrbetma. with hi.
relative, In town.
Mrs. .t B. Pomeroy. ofRridaeport wa. •t
'1•
MoCiertlemi and Mr stir. Me.
rust H
wove b,day , leton. in
iter: Mi. R King. (lode.
a few day. vi,1tlna her
Do it now. Don't think it over and
write • note. Beware those sub-
marines. they might get you ; but go
to Pridbam the Tailor and get your
coat.
lowing is how the teams lined up : Iths house of her loather. Me. J••. r'. 'Women
students. leer New Yeses. Kt-Students.era T. Kearu of Ctirrm:.l. .1.iting her
G. Field goal M. Baecbler niece. Mrs. J. McC�laoherty.%od bill be in town
D. Hay centre (i. Pinder Ior some time.
M. Tom rover A. Armour Mr. and Mn. Wm Clark, Walnut street,
M. Claik wing E. Howe have returned fon, • .I,it to their daughter.
E. vVilliamu wing J Bogie atPort Hume, Mich
e..rotth
e•we Mr.. Kitchen h►+ gene to
B. Nairn defence E. McArthur her hems In Uooerieb cher a pleasant vbht at
K "toddart defence H. Austin tae hams of Mr. and Mr.. Bell.
Mr. James Hume, of Toronto, was Mr and Mn.
referee.
The players of the two teams agreed
that one year hence the same fourteen
should meet at the same place, the
married ones to play the old maids,
and the losers to pay for the banana -
splits.
The Late Mrs. Clement.
One of (ioderich's moat' highly re-
spected citizens passed from life on
Thursday last, in the person of Aman-
da Ellen Freeman. widow of the late
Rev. Benjamin Clement. Mr. and
Mrs. Clement came to Goderich ten
years ago, upon Mr. Clement's retire-
ment from the active work of the
ministry, and Mr. Clement died two
and • half years ago. The late Rev.
Benjamin Clement had a long, active
and honored career in the ministry of
the Methodic. church. He occupied
many iwportant charges in Western
Ontario, was frequently chairman of
his district, and in 1801 Wee president
of the London Conference. In his
labors Mrs. Clement was • worthy
helpmate, being well equipped b
torture and training for the part wbieb
she fulfilled with anility and dignity,
Three sons and one daughter sur-
vive : Sheldon B. Clement, of North
Bay ; B. H., of London ; Arthur H., of
Toronto, and Mn. H. E. Hodgen., of
Goderich. Miss Freeman, who made
her home here with the deceased, U a
sister. The funeral took place on
Saturday afternoon from the family
residence, Stanley street, to Maitland
cemetery the services bean conducted
0. H. Robin on. of Toronto:
spent New Year'. with the former', patent*.
Capt. and Mr.. Win Robinson.
Mr. Lewy G. Thomson sed two daughter.. of
Arden Men. are visiting Mr rho.on', par-
euts. Mr. ami mMet (leo. Thomson.
M1+, Lottie Robtneor wa. home for the holt.
day. flout Interne, where .he 0 engaged o•
the public school teaching ,tart.
MI. Susie J. Weill 4. of Toren' o. returned to
the city the week after pending the Chi -La-
ma. holidays with her relatives herr.
Mr.. 1*. C. Brown. who he. been visit fel her
brother, Mr. Wm. ('lark, leaves tomorrow on
her return to her home at Port Horoo
Mr.. King. of Toronto, i, vi.iting her ,on,
Mr. ileo. IG. KIM, et the Model Theatre, and is
the guest of Mr. and Mr.. (leo. H. King.
Mr Thea K. Sunbnry spent New Year's Day
at London end attended the performance of
the "Messiah" is the Fir,t Mettodi-t church.
Mr. and Mrs. Nixon WpHh, of Toronto. were
the g"eete of Mr. a,.d Mrs. T. ft Wallis for
New Years Day. Mrs. Welsh ie • ,tater of Mr.
t%
sells.
Mi.York. ~
Tom,.fWelll. College, Aurtwa, N.
Mary Toni,, of Toronto Unlveeslq, were home
for the Chri,tm*e holiday..
Mrs. Taylor, of Bonet Ste. Marie ae. in own
day.
on Monday on her way to spa
with friend. in A.blteld. While lu town she
was the sue t of Al. K. Carrie!.
Miss Agueo Hamilton has returned :.o Kln-
rsrdlne, when she te.rhee in the (bllsi.te In.
*Mute. after .pendlog Lhe bond.y, with her
Parents, Rev. Jame. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr. Arden Aitken, who has been several
rear.
, Mr. Edmonton,
Nn11.1. 1 I. . Aitken. visit to
.,n.
mer he spent In the Peace Ricer 11.10 let with a
Government err•eytnil party end he he. Inneh
of interest to tell of that country, which he be-
lieves
o-!(eves will deveLsp rapidly lute a well-settled
ere prosy+rens Markt.
CHURCH NOTES.
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BA OF CANADA
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TgvRRDAT, JANUARY 4 19t7 •
Are Your Children
Learning la Save
Money?
Each maturing son and
daughter should have a
personal Savings Account in the Union Bank of
Canada, with opportunities to save regularly, and
training In how to expend money wisely. Such an
education in thrift and saving will prove invaluable
In later life.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
e
Mr. David Nicholson, the new or-
ganist of St. George's chinch, hail ar-
rived in town and will enter upon bis
new dui ors next Sunday.
Evangelical church --Rev. W. H.
Campbell, B. D., 'tarter. Service at
Colborne Sunday. January '7th, at 10
a. m, and 7.30 p. w. Set vice at Zion
at 3 p. tn.
At Knox cht,rcb next Sunday morn-
ing, Rey. R. C McDenuid's suhj••ct
will be : "1'h« Marks of the Chi is -
thin." Beeping subject : "Profit
and moss."
S.rtorth F.xpo.itor : Mr. Walter Hawthorne,
of (ioderteh..pant Christmas at M. home In
1{gmondvllle . Mr. and .lire. Charlie Limo-
usin, of Oodrrieh, *pent Christman with Mr.
and Mr. Geo q of Harrah Mr. and Mr..
by Hoy. W. K . Hager and Rev. J. E. H. Little and daughter, of Oederlah. meet the
Ford. The pallbearers were tbe three holiday. with Mr. and Mrv. Oeorge Brownlee.
sons and Mr. H. K. Hodgen.. Mt . Little sang • .(de et tewh rhe morning
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ins the payments. The right of a
councillor to bold his ..at may be
tried and determined by a judge of the
Supreme Court or by the Master -in -
Chambers, or by a judge of the Coun-
ty Court. Any person entitled to he
• "relator" clay, within six weeks
after the farts came to his knowledge,
make application to a judge or to the
Matter -in -Chamber•% for an order .de-
(laring that the seat of the councillor
is torfeited, or that be has become
disqualified. upon such affidavit as he
may think suMcien, and the judge or
master may give his "Nat" allowing
the person making the complaint to
serve a notice of motion to determine
the matter. Seca. 161 and 162 of the
Municipal Act. When it is established
that the money wan paid illegally it
may be recovered back from the
parties who received it. (4) There is
an officer appointed by the, Provincial
'Government called the "Provincial
Municipal Auditor." The auditor
may at any time on his own motion,
or wh requested by any two
member of the municipal council, or
when requested by a writing signed
by thirty ratepayers resident in the
municipality, make an inspection,
examination or audit of the books,
accounts, vouchers and money of any
municipal corporation, etc. R. H. 0.,
chap. JM). 131 Section 246 of lbs Muni-
cipJ Act says, where the remunera-
tion of any officer of the corporation
is not fixed by law, the. council shall
fix it. Section 247 save the council
may grant to any officer who has
been in the service of the corporation
for at least twenty years, etc., a sum
not exceeding the aggregate of his
salary for the preceding three yews.
The service.) in the Baptist church
next Sunday. at 11 and 7 o'clock, will
he taken by the pastor. The morn-
ing subject will be : "The Great Sal-
vetion," and the evening subject :
"Judas Iscariot, One of Jesus' Judges. j
The congregation of Knox church
had tie pleaaureon Sunday evening of
hearing a solo, "Open the (i item," by
Mr. Bert Cott, of Elora, the talented
son of Mr. and Mee. R. H. Cott of
town. The beautiful polo was ren-
dered in splendid voice and with ex-
cellent feeling.
and r waning services In the Presbyterian ober ch
Killam-Robinson. which wee mel* apprecbted.
The following from The Toronto
News of Thursday, December lei, re-
cords the marriage of a former (iode-
rich girl. a daughter of Rev. J. W.
Robinson, formerly pastor of Victotia
street Methodist church, (lode rich.
Her friends here join in good wishes :
High Park Methodist church was
the scene of a pretty wedding at b.iTf-
pxst three this afternoon, when Miss
Roby Ashler Robinson, daughter of
Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Robinson, of
Lenadowne avenue, was married to
Mr. George T. Killeen, barrister -at -
law, of Yorkton, k., of M
and Mrs. W'lllan. Sac
KM1rM,.nn of Stusexr.,
N. B The bt We was brouugght in M
beer father. who also of*aeed •t the
esesoony, twisted by Her. J. D.
Hunter,. of Chariot Cross, tlaotlssr-in-
law to the bode. and Rev. Dr. Tre-
leaven. The beide was wearers/ Isar
travelling eos4uiae. a blue plush suit
with email hat of coque feat/toes.
Her lowers were a cornege bouquet
of pink rosebuds. Later when eh*
lett with her husband or their wad -
tuna t tbroogh lbs Middie Mates.
eh" yweetr.ble i ding gift, •
,at.
Afrod
pyMbw
slit. Neff bat
bat geld! told lane, and
bar A ,were ware Richmond eases.
Oho alieJ wore elft" -or bs��ecklar. the
Dr. R. G.
What
Hospitals Use
is telo antiseptic, non-tajlltioui
and non-poisonous skin reedy.
Ooaet-sealed oysters, solid meat.
fresh from the oyster beds, at Bleck-
stoue's. Phone 210.
Remorse ie memory that has gone
meed.
;Most men mistake a little applause
for ameocore.
No Boman with a new hat enjoys
riding id closed carriage.
Intuition s what a woman thinks
•be has whe she makes a real good
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity best all Maple
8labe, Miettid Wood, Hteelotk
and Kindling 'Cedar or Pine
TELEPHONES, offwe 9g
residence +u or W
guess.
THE GODER
Mecca
Ointment
e.+v.
H MARKETS.
ire0 ArT
Lien to I1.p6
.e1 to 116
.In to I.0n
to 2.2i
to 1.10
sm
Wheat. per Duels
°ate, per bn.h .........
Pea.. per tin.h
r lour, family, per cwt. 4 00
Flour. peteat, per cwt 4.75 to
Bran, per toot 31.1)J Lo
Hay. per ton MOO to Ih
Wood, per load 6.00 to 41
Creamery Ratter - .44 to .46
Potatoee, per bush LIM to 1.76
Cattle, butcher.' choice, per cwt. 7.5n to 7.75
Cattle, butchrniniediummer fret 6.50 to 6.75
Hog., live weight, per cwt. 11.01 to 11.7s -
Sheep Pelts 1.011 to 100
IOver 2,000 ppoouufs&& have Iowa
Asst a tit. Allied h.spitlala awe
the war bogs'.
What is a better i sstia>.nial
thaw this tact 1
Sas Lill irit.�Mscsrkaio rf.a1r
gas yen _ it.
nstfirDtsek- co. „
Barley, per bush
7tietils nt •moil • 1 1tWa and a4ha
lona. Asael ty the M•
SaY ids Me .•..tie /� aim* treasurer eanwd disregard the Mot stn.
Hors will ant loops otersMd Oji a JAMES A. GAIIPBELL or r.solutlew sf 4*s eesaM
PAY OF COUNTY COUNCILLORS.
Lan They Collect Six Days' Pay for the
Regular Session P
From The Toronto Mall moll Empire
P. W . S. Belgreve.-Our county has
a by-law fixing the remuneration of
members of the (county council at $si
per day and mileage allowance. The
council meets In January, June aod
December of each year. They meet
on Tuesday afternoon, and finish their
work on the following Friday. Have
they a right to charge sicdays' pay
for four days' work 7 (2) The house
of refuge conimit.lee inspects that in-
stitution during these sittings. Cee
they charge an extra day's pay, or
seta for four days time ? (3) hat
action can toe taken against the cxonn-
ctlion; for such illegal arta 7 44) Has
the Provincial nuonicip•l auditor
authority to order reatitorion 7 16)
Has the council power to a1Mw or pay
the county clerk, county treasurer,
oonnty engineer end the caretaker of
countybuildings anything in addition
to ther regular eateries 7
Ans.-(I, 2 and 3) The treasurer is
liahle for hissed payments to roun-
eiltor•s, as well •a to anybody els*
within the limits allowed by the Muni-
cipal Act. The Municipal Act and the
by-laws at lba (veinell must govern all
n,ch .natters. Section 424 says by-
laws
-
laws may he passed by the eminent
of emtntsesand townships for paying
the member* of the council for Ihoir
attendants at meetings nt the oottnril
ill t:Anrrai(j�.f, a r* a not exeeed-
nr
exceed -
nn meets, .•tab
At vitt •, Int se•ca IOWA ltd ,.I g to soak
uttechw� i to
�jaid .�a(ch rourgUW Jet rate1
Are you
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Don't fat it row t,'.•
leadloto chronic 11.1��e,
too it will
indigestion. In
the meanwhile
you suffer from
miserable, sick
headaches, ner-
vousness, depres-
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complexion Just tay
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