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GODERICH. ONTARIO.
URSDA Y. FEB. 8. 1917
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THE STERL1Mi1iA(�v n
OF CANADA
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WAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SAVE, Because -
National safety dt ndtecomPerti----=
FOR SALR
LLOH SALE-1'StID PIANO. IN
r ar.t arod odlUse, W9l sed, at • low
�prrtfqq as owner 1• modes y[art, APO BOX
>8. 81(1N A1- ` spats
PRIVATI': HALE OF LUABLE
h•a.e ternlehtage, COW VI of 1 solid
i steer sola, 1 mahogany wardrobe with mix
ewe full alae of panel., 1 a abatany dreams.
klrcien cabinet, 1 kitchen exlen.lon Coble with
Wink large drawers. carpets, abate+. nsrtalns,
Luke and a number of other articles All the
o hms are emetically new, having been to we
n eer a .best time The mahogany pieces are
•scep(tonany good and all the article., otic
are ar.l-clam., In every re.pert. Terms me
The abo.e ran be bu.pecred any Uwe 1n t
rc•w. over P. T. Deans rao+rrry. Dell Sallow.' 1
Phan)audio, Apply H. MR . 30 -It 1
R BALE.-ORDAR POSTS, A1.80
S. t. delealaa Amin Wi T. 1 IUDLLL.
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MUSIC.
4IN(iING (INCLUDING SIGHT-
READING and VOICE CULTURE/.
ANO and ORGAN taught by U. NICHOL-
HON tTohr's, Certif. Roy. Amid. Mer.. Load.).
ermnist and choirmaster CL Oecres. church.
Osdetkh. Term. ormseuent with oarehd
titillate. Erable. et "Lakes Lew" tom tempi
we wrltr YOX IS, (FNselek-
EA IL SUNBURY. A. A. O. Lk,
L, D. C. M..Organist and Choirmaster of
Church. Teacher piano. rotosA mp�gaoo..
�a/14 prepared far exawtnat.Wpt Strrdlo-
tse�se serest. tour deers east of Or, Bast•r's.
WANTEY.
vA1i rTEm D.-ALvApfyDY)X RK SOFAR
BOY WANTED FOR BUS1NEfiS.-
garart actor•seywasesell. Thiele oilseed
ty for aa mde.tifare, U•atwerrAy
a a bednev, w
a ant t► 50451. Ybr tnr tpar
Uark.n sooty at FBle OPFICE.
mENDISRti WANTED -TOWNSHIP
1 Or l'OLBORN
The uud.•n.tyoed will receive tenders up to
Monday, February 14th oast. for SAD (ave
tb•asrd) Net of red bee h plank extra feet
long: R. McILWAIN,
Nile,
Olt Clark of Colborne Township.
W ANTRA, -COMPETENT GIRL
for bensswort. App17 8114.
(1444+ (iA tR
DURSONH TING RAV FUR
.11for rale egg& 'SID BROWN. pbow
273. 49-2t
.MAIL) WANTED:. -APPLY TO
Mite. DICKSON, et. t street.
DIRLBWANTED.-AP YGUDE-
KNITTING Co.
FOR EAU OR RENT.
LIOR HALE. -108 -ACRE FARM,
Jul' three miles *oath or Onderleb, on the God
wnees.iou. hayfield toad, meetly clay loam
ellen improved, high state of cultivation.
Karel nail and te'ephone, Turn.. -.A fair de -
Molt dos.. Will wept mortgage for balance
M reasonable interest THOe, U, AMY, uode-
rich, it. R. No 2. It
1.1 OUSE TO RENT. -COMMODIOUS
two -.tory brick hou-e on Nast arrest. oon-
venient to O T. ft ststiwt, with modern con-
venlencr.. A very d• :treble place at moderate
rent. 1. ply MRH. W. RHYN AS, Montreal
street (telephone No, Irk, 19tt
!)ARGAIN FOR IMMRDIATE SALE
1) - Art quickly. Twentyscree on the Phw-.
eerion, Modelle h town -hip Phip, about tsv-, and
a half nines -from Ooderinh : gond soil, high and
dry, fruit and vegetable land, wane wned ale)
se farm. 1)n the farm is a nine -room house
and 5oodee ed burs .ebfr•ken hone, eta. 1 also
Mss hoax, wagon, Ianggy aril other farm
pk'mente, which can he purchased. N III be 11
add n•a•oeakly. Far fanner ttnrucstars apply
mi the premises to B. P. RUMP. or (inserter,Peat 19.1 f
710 RENT. -80UI'H SIDE 0 N
j. apartmeut hour° on North street ; .Ix
toms ad both, basement laundry. all modern
/pMseyem� newly dominated and sadly
1eat.d. teaeosabla A.M. POLLEY. 511(
RED GROSS NOT ES.
The Society thankfully acknowl-
edges the following contributions of
sacks : Mrs Montgomery, 9 petrel
Mrs. W. E. Kelly, It pairs ; Mrs. Robe,
Sharma°, 5 pals : Miss 8. Clark, Miss
M. Clark, Mrs. Thurlow, 4 pain each ;
Mrs. Will Carley, Mts. John Yro, Mr..
B. Andrews, Mre. lien Sault., Mrs.
Woods, Mr.. Wm. Howard, Mrs.
Henry Bullard. Mrs. R. H. Cott, Mus
A. Andrews. i pawn each ; Mee.
Barren, Mrs. Robe, Clark, Mrs. oke
Mn. Hillier Mrs. Oruntmett, M
Chas. Oirvin, Mrs. nos. Bell, M
Snider, 2 pain each ; MIL Jno, M
Ewan, Mrs. Goldthorpe, sr., Mn. Jas
Yate., Mtge Seager, Mn. Carrie, M
Helen (:grey, Mrs. A. McNiven, M
Marwick, Mn. Macara, Mrs. Ja
McMath, Mrs. Jas. Hoggartb, 'Mi
N. Craig. Mrs. Weller, Miss Phoe
Steep, Mrs. Steep. Miss Armstron
1 pair each.
All who can knit are urgently ask
to help. Yarn will be handed out
the basement of Hodgen Brom.' *to
and•all socks returned there. Lad
from the Society will be present o
Monday. Wednesday and Kameda
afternoons. Come and get acquaint
with the knitters and the socks.
The following appeal "to the pa
Hotic workers of Western Ontario
Yes been received for publication
The gnat, war is now well on int
the th r nflack to Canada a
coining the me* who in the prime
health and rppgtb went out to Nth
for
IM are escalate bee
rnken and disabled. and many
hem victims of the terrible sc0
t tuberculosis.
The Government le erecting •
yron sanatorium special building
here a number of these unfortuoa
erose may receive cars and treat
ent, and the London branch of th
R. C. S. has undertaken the fur
ishing and equipment of them
building. at a cost of at least =15,0(10
While this is distinctly Red (:
ork, it hi a special object, and th
Society counts on the generosity of it
ntributors throughout %Venter
)ntario to aid in this magnificen
ork.
A contribution of =500.011 entitl
be Society or irdividuel so contribut
ig to name a room. Three rooms ar
accommodate fromfromfour to six p
ients, and the buildings altogethe
in accommodate some 120 patients.
Is it not well worth while to hay
.bare in restoring these men t.
ealth and strength and enahlin
hent to again take their places in th
rld inet.ead of allowing them to re
en to their homes to ne a su
urea of contagion to their famine
the community at levee
if your Society or any rndividua
et•ein wishes to contribute any Hutamrn
this fund, kindly counicat
ith the treasurer or cgr. sec. of th
ndon branch, Please make al
.quest or money orders payable to
e Red Cross Society.
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RANT. -MODERN HOUSE ON
OMeeseter Terrace. Apply to JOS. C.
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�lLEARiNO AUCTION 8ALA OF
i FARM STOCK._
MR CHARLES C. Mt NFap.
will rilI by public mention at his farm, ore -half
mile -curb of Dunlop, (.Ike Shore road, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2rtth,
commencing at 1.30 o clock sharp:
one black melding, rising 4 years old, by
V i k Inert I mete Inv, rising t year. 011, by Quaid
Pereheron: 1 filly. riming 2 years old, by Buokton
Harbert>: 1 well bred roadster filly, by Geld -
i horpe. horse. N -Ins 1 year old • I oow, S years
old. dr February 18 h ; 1 cow, 7 rears old des
March stet; 1 now, a years olo, doe March bill:
2 now.. 7 ream end, dee In Apell; I row. Sars
old. doe In April ; 1 cow, a years old, doe In Oo
tabor ; I now. three year, old, with calf at foot ;
2 belfrn, due In March; 1 h Ater, doe In May; 1
heifer. deny 2 rear.; 2 leer-, Plaint 2 years: I
Purebred Shorthorn hull, dark red. 44 months
,W: el calves, r1 -Ing 1 year: 1 road wagon. nearly
new; A pod Yorkahlre pi1et�atr, will weigh shoo.
1.a pounds each; s moors Yorkshire ohs., about
110 pounds each.
Everything advert.l+M will be meld.
Tmasu - All .nmei of eon and under. each :
now that aewnnt, >! month+1t w111 be
Ms en on furnishing app(bved }Nreal4'4o' tw, A
dlarmint of 4 per rot. straight, allowed for
meth on nredlt smarm..
(:HAMAD,'C MnNEfL, THOS. GUN DR Y.
Proprietor, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES.
The Saltford Red Cross Soc'ety
ill hold a meeting at the •one of
rs. Adams on Wednesday net t _All
are cordially Invited.
Human Hair, Protects and Adorns
Head
and if you have thin hair -if you are
bald -do not miss seeing I)orenwend's
exhibit of human hair -gouda for ladies
and gentlemen at Hotel Redford, on
Tuesday, February I:ith. The display
will include ladies' switches, coronet
and fancy braids, tranafonualiona,
pompadours, waves, chignons, hang.,
and for hsld men toupee and wig
structures that will benefit the health
and appearance. There is no charge
for a demonstration.
Any quantity of dry hemlock slabs
for summer wood at Med.:wan'.
(phone 9R). 92.00 per cord. tf
Wholesomeness and purity are our
first eonsiderstions when making our
homemade randy and ice-cream. A
trial will convince you, Edwards'.
Phone 2100.
OOD POSITIONS
HIGH WAGES
First-class Tool Makeps and
Machinists wanted who have
served their time at the trade.
Apply
TAYLOR-HORBF9 Co.,
Go/MPH, - - ONT.
Knox Church
Annual Congregational ,Meeting
The annual con-
gregational meeting
of Knot church was
held on Wednesday
evening of this week.
not phirlaif % ILU.
Melee/Mid. presided,
and Dr. H. I. Otte
Rev. R. C. McCermid acted Re IIQretat
e reports pre-
sented showed the congregation and
its various activities to be in a flour
ishing condition, with a good year's
work done, and a year cf successful
activity in prospect.
The report of the session was read
by the pastor. It recalled with ap-
preciation the ministry of Rev. Geo.
E. Roes. who during the year was
translated to Montreal, and spoke
gratefully of the services reodsred by
Rev. James Haueiltoo as interim mod
torturing the subsequent vacancy
Another change during the year was
caused by the enlistment for military
on vice of the former organist and
choirmaster, Mr. W. T. Sharpe, who
has been eureeeded by Mr. Theo. Sun-
bury. The Honor Roll of the church
now contains the names of II''2 men
who have enlisted for King anc coun-
try and of one young woman whc is
on the nursing eta lY of the military
hospital at Malta. Muob good, espec-
ially in retaining the interest of the
young men. is expected from the
formation of the St. Andrew's Club,
which has been formed with Dr. Field
as teacher. The continued good health
of Mr. L D. A. (mason, Knot church's
missionary to Ipiia, and the success
attending has work in that far coun-
try were remarked with gr•tifloation.
The numberof 'studies connected with
the congregatiod+wse reported as 409,
and the number of members 7W. This
is an apparent decrease from last.
year ; hart this is due to, a careful
scrutiny of the church roll and the re-
moval of a large comber of twines
representing persons who foe some
time had not been resident in town.
Twenty-seven additions were made
the roll during the year -five by
Cession of faith and twenty-two ity
certificate. The sacrament of baptism
was administered to twenty-six per-
sons. The marriages numbered four-
teen. Twenty-one members were re-
moved by death during 191&
'Ib. report of t he Sal* at b • school
showed 494 officers, teachers and
scholars on the roll, w:th ninety names
oe the Cradle Roll. a total of utl. In
moving the adoption of the moor,. the
superintendent, Mr. Alex, Saundete,
urged the iurportence of the work of
the Sabbath school and asked for vol-
unteers from the young men and
',mine women of the eougr•egatIon to
augment the supply of teacher..
The Y. P. 14. 0. E reported that
meetings had been bel4 regularly dur-
ing the year.
The Missionary Aaation was ante
Io _import that, as as reault of the
Tbvtliry member canvass" made last
owing. the missionary giving■ bad
been largely increased, the total
amount received by the Asaocistion
ring tba-;aar_ being 111.11119.28. It
was urged upon.tbe congregation that
the giving. under this head should be
increased to $20,0 for 1917:
An interesting and encouraging re.
poi t was received from the MaeG Giilliv-
ray Mission Beod, which has is year. which included the raising of a
menthe' ship of 1:111. . suhstantial sum for missions.
Another report reviewed the work The Women's Missionary Society cle re-
of the Arthur Cirduring the past ported a year of useful activity mud a
?01,,L OF . Hf)1yOR.
The Honor Roll of Knox church, an presented in the annual re-
port, contains tete following names of peri.ons associated with
the congregation ehi have enlisted "for King and Country" and
are on active service or on their way to the (neat :
ti ilft-id Akhurst Bert Gordon Donald McNevin William Robinson
Melville Andersson W'Ifr•(rl Godwin James Mat -Vicar Ueore Rix
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• John Mcleod, Jr. Hogs -Rutherford
Ferman ;Harris Donald M. McKay Charles Rose
Donald Hume Dan McGuire
Lindsay Burrows. David McMillan Henry Silk
t1'illium Bisset chorine Inkster John dSwart*erd Ernest Swart*
Waiter Buchanan O. L. Inkster Anglin McNevin Jack Sweets
Norman McLeod • It, J. Wallows
MiterJ(ibustm Donald McLean Alex. Straiton
• Johnston W.Gordon McNet-in \Vatson Steelton
Jardine. A. M. Marinneee H. 8onlniereall
Gerrrge Jaynes Joe McNevin William 8nazel
ss O Keel Hugh McGuire George Stokes
Harry McCreath Fred Stokes
yd Cpr ew Bell Albert 1leiAnlald Walter Saunders
wn -eats Kell- 'Bert Mr Lean Henry B. Smith
KKK Norihan McPhail Mil. Helen Strang
Ernest Bell
ffarvee- Beattie .
(•eorge Maggots
Muir Balkw•ill
William Black .
Percy Beattie
J. H: Bell
J. H.
Fred
Jolln
Huneell-Opietts
i meet (,lark
%V. J. Daniel 1, - Lrkulan Knox McLeod Dr. -Harold
Willis Darlow Leonard George Mef)t,u,dd
W. K. Dunnadge D Lyniburwer Leonard McDonald Ernest Welts
A. R. Dickson
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titer C.
� K. MacPherson n
Witt. DeLotlg Harry Watson
toh
Clae6ae Dunlop Murray.. 1rle -
� y- A. G. Nistteb_ - - _ (,'Ftarleu--Webber--
erne Murray Chas. Nicholson
ver'tnn Erskine W. Murray Nln•uuan Newell James E. Young
v.Joseph Elliott J. . Manimal Howard Tounge.l
Jarltes Elder t Thomas Pritchard E. Youngblut
McDonald Ch Pennington Ernest Young
Feleteed Ur. McAttkur W.s Ben. 8, Young
1'-K ll'- - ---`x: v:za• .mss'.' nil- 111. T opng
PROMOTED.
art Alex. Mr -Nevin
Klttwr Neil McDonald Archie Tom „Under Cover," Two (:odench Boys 11 Ragland.
J. B. McKay E. E. Thompson
TRICg9MAL PIUNTINO CO.. LIMITED, haulms'
' bcul outlook for 1917.
The Ladles' Aid Society Inst veer
took charge of the repairing of the
manse. at • cost of over S2UU. For the
hoard of managers Dr. Strang a x -
pressed appreciation of the excellent
work accompliabed, not only last year,
but in preytous years, hy this useful
organization. The Pastor's Aid also
aeported briefly.
The report of the choir was adopted
with expressions of gratitude for the
faithful service rendered by the choir
and the capable urgani►4 and choir-
master, Mr. Sunbury.
The manager( report was read b
Mr. C. A. Nairn. It recorded a marked
improvement in the financial condition
WILL YOU HELP ?
An urgent call for assistance
from the Belgian Relief head-
quarters at Toronto has conte to
us this week and contr,buti.,ua
of cash and goods are asked for.
Socks, blankets and new' cloth-
ing for children from twelve to
sixteen are OWpeoislly requested,
and in order that they may be in
time to be included in the next
shipment doom ions moist be
made at once, Mr. J. H. Col-
borne has kindly consented to let
such contributions be left at his
of the couglegatiou, mainly -as -there -----store, where they must hepacked-
sult of the canvass suede arty last not later than February 15Th
year for Increased givings. 'Mention and sent to Toronto. Mr. Wil -
was made of Mr. tltoddart'• resigns- Ilam Lane has agreed to net so
tion of the offices art caretaker and local treasurer of the Belgian
financial secretary. in which he is sue- Relief Fund. and all money do-
ceeded by Mr. F. G. Weir, and a repo- nation. made to him will be
lution was placed on record in recog- uromptly forwarded and ac-
nition of Mr. Stoddat'i long and know ledged from time to time in
faithful service. the local prow. Surely no one
can forget Belgium, whose need
is greater today than ever before.
The financial statement was pre-
sented by the treasurer, Mr. C. K.
Sauuden., and was very satisfactory.
The amount relied for congregational
purposes last year was $1,494:d1, and
other receipts brought the total to
i1
.7 t' 1,:�f.
Toe question of recasting the church
1e11, which is out ofiter on account of
beu,g cracked after more than half a
century of service. was left to the de-
cision of the managers.
Messes. J. 1'. Hume, W. E. Kelly,
J. U. W11M1n and Wm. «apace were
appointed to the board of assuagers.
Dr. Strang at his own request woes
allowed to retire from the hoard, but
was again apps inted secretary of the
congregation, an office he has filled
for over forty years. The meeting
tendered a vote of thanks to Dr.
Strome for his services in this cepa-
pity.
Messrs. Wm. McCreath atad Alex.
Ntreiton were reappointed auditors.
A resolution was adopted tendering
the thanks of the congregation to the
ushers, the choir and the Sabbath
school teachers,
LANCE -CORPORAL WILLIAM l'%LIER, inaction, Langelnari4c, April 25,1916.
COSP.rRAL CRENTliR S. McIkosALo, Hoepital, Boulogne, July 15, i91u.
PRIVATE ARTHUR WILLIAM McMA•rn, Hospital, France, Sept. 8, 1916.
LIr • . M. P. LANka in action, Somme, Sept. 28, 1916.
PRIVATE LI.Ew4I.YN^TAGOART, Hospital, England, Sept., 1916.
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The past week has been. a Moisten --tons one. Following Germafly'fs declaration oaf tinrestricted
snbmanne warfare, the United States has broken off diplomatic relations with that country. (J. S,
Ambassador Gerard has been recalled from Berlin, and Connt Von Bernstorff, German Ambassador
to the United States, has been handed his passports. The map above shows the areas from which
Germany has warned all ships on the penalty of being gunk without warning, In the Mediter-
ranean as in the Atlantic Ocean Spanish waters are exempted. Greece, the only other neutral
country bordering on the Mediterranean• can be reached only by a sea lane twenty miles wide.
r
If you were a young woman, horn
to the set in New '
in lark ere.
ciety, if your younger sister had com-
mitted a "rime, if in order to save her
you were forced to become la secret
agent of the United SLates.customs to
aid in the detection of a man who had
smuggled • 11121X).tt10 necklace into this
count, -it you fell in love with the
smugger you were compelled to pur-
sue. if it boranim a aholve between
your sister en a mom you loved,
what would you do ?
'. N you woes. eamiiftho. {Ind sou 'w.
pled a necklace through the customs,
if you had suspected that some one of
the Government agents was on your
trail, if you learned that the girl you
loved wan trying to send you to prison,
if you were compelled to fight her,
what would you do?
These are the absorbing questions
that are thrillingly and dramatically
answered in the Famous Players Film
Company's elaborate pioturization of
the recent stage sensation, "Under
('over." to be presented at the Model
Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday
HOCKEY NOTES.
Godericb 8-Cliuton 2.
The few fans who were present a
the West street t ink on Friday ninth
saw Clinton defeated by the score of
to 2, and, incidentally, some of the
fastest hockey peen here for a long
time. One could not fail to see that tt
was in a different class altogether
from the first game !!played with Mit-
chell. For Clinton, Krltie wan the only
one who showed tip well, although the
work of Hill in goal was good. Foy
Gnderich, every elan was a star, but
Clark played a little better then the
rest, scoring flee goals. The score hy
periods was : (,oderfeh 3, Clinton 0
Clinton 2, Goderich 1 ; Godetich 1,
Clinton 0.
('leak scored for (.oderi7.h right from
the chei•k-off on a nice c bination
play. (lhn,ct, tried their best to tie,
but found it itupnesihle to get pest the
defence. TW ire more in this period
1ak found the net. In the second
sgiestit the visitors got busy and Kiltie
eolttled twice. Babb made R ulna Prot:
to -end rush and scored. in this pet•iod
the power went off twice and time
had to be, taken out. The third frame
was the bent of all. The locals had it
all their 0Wo way, Babb and Clark
each adding too, while their oppon-
ents. only ,lot clone enough to shoot
several times. Lorne McDonald was
the refer er.
it is very disappointing both 10 the
management and the players the'.
more people do not turn out to See the
games. The boys have been practising
nearly swim, night and nut up a splen.
did brand of hockey. As a contrast,
look et Mitchell, a town -of only half
the size of Aoderich, and where there
are two other teams; at tee game -
there on the 110th, although many of
ehe`tans were away to Stratford, (wet
150 were present. This paid loll e>C-
pengea and gave the team ■ nice mar- -
lfln for the time when they go &Way
to play.
Thi. pt. Cure o, Oliver- i.4dH
and W illi Gil tin.zel was taken tribal!
don, Hovland, where the two Ooderich
boy. happened to meet fiery Swivel
went overseas with the Huron nal.
loss es acorporatand -has *ince bee tiro- -,
mated. He is a son of Mr. and re.
Arthu Sneeze! nazel of town Oliver Gum,
thorpe, who ie the son of Mr. and Mi■
IA. J. Goldthorpe, is with the Moto
Transport. After a term of active
' reeler in France he has been recuper-
ating in England from an attack of
ppVuoielata frljpwing is doss at Or-
man gas. He has now recovered and
has passel another test in driving as a
6set.aiass drawer en a Para -Arrow
Itruek
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(food teeth are essential to good
health. in many piece. dentists are
employed to care for school children's
teeth. It not only improves their
health but adds to the a fflciency of
their wank. Use Wigie's Peroxide
Tooth Parte. It is a sore dentifrice,
bemuse it. contains no injurious in-
gredients, it is delightfully refresh-
ing and keepa the mouth sweet.
Teach the children to use it regularly, r•
AUCTION SALES.
( moose,tr. Feb. I2.-AactIon tole of farm
40c11etc., y of Pawl Cadleu. London
it road. Tooke rsmab, T. Ou,lrav, suet ioneer
Tnvaaba V. Feb. IS. --Auction male n( fifty
Medofcattle, including r•giesred and grade
Herefords. Alm tweeny he..d of yearling a
two•ys-.r-ol•l lee.er- and heifers; pia.. -beep.
e. 11 este. etc., at lot 11 nenoesslon ei. Mullett.
JAM/. F..1 hi ROD. proprietor. 1', 01 ' i,it1 ,note
tlrheel
TUgioav, Feb. 1,10. -Clearing num Ion Pale of
farm stork, at C. C. McNcll's herrn. half•miL-
emerh of Dunlop, 1. N. it, at I.:r. p. ni. Trios.
Olmotor, audloneet,
T nines t v, Fob. YL-Clenring amnion -ale of
fano stook. Impplemments, seed grwln, .etc , prop-
erty of L. A. Wander, 1.171100.1. {Oft 1:1 H.rll.•'1..
No teems. Farm ler id. :f. Ursnar, sec.
tlooeer,
Tcsena, . Yeh, :1 -rale et farm stock and
ImMemsots, at hat •7. conaw.ion 2, E. It. Aahl
field. oomneenct i at 1 o'clock. Pattern -fa.
Pr NV .ern, props .-:or, Thom. (il•rrRy, aut.
!bower.•
Coast -sealed oysters, solid meat.
fresh from the oyster beds, et Black -
stone's. Phone 240.
PATRIOTIC SKATE.
Two dimes and one dime
At the skating rink -
it will he a jollier Line
Than one ran tell with ink,
With mtrsicplenty-
What's Pitt twenty
Given for what', been done ?
Ho don't be late, Monday, February 12. h.1But come and skate :
You may help a 161.
Monday, February 12' h.
DIED.
1114,A HA - in (loderieh on Wednesday, Feb.
noisy Js, -e Whitely% widow of the I:.re
James Orsham, of ehepp(rdton, sten 07
yaw.. aid 2 taumhe. .
JOHNSTON.- lit ',auctorial town.hlp. on Mon•
day, F, broary S. Rose Anna !ohneldn.
daughter of the lata Orrice Soho don, :yted
N. 1'- 'le M.
ANSi lY.--in Oedetich, on Wednesday, F'eb-
rosy 7. N1.•bols..Ansley, shed 13 year.
JOHNSTON. -In' find/trick rm Friday. I. -et,
teary 2 Robert J ohne ton. 1n his 70th year
WRI(4HT.-At Clinton. on Tuenlay. Fehruary
fl; Jbnuna Wright, widow of the Int. It'll.
Ilam month.. of Ooderlch, a5ed lett sear -
and 2 months.
1'HARIN-A1 hong Beach Cal., on San.lay.
11041 y 21, N'. Pha,lm torarerly of (Jade•
IN MEMORIAM.
Ni('HOLSON.-In fond memory ,rf Beatri.e
Nleholson 0 nee Barka, the devoted wife of
IM.Id hiehnleme. wh., after a few 457.'111
ne. and Intel rnu tent •oaeri„g .0 bravely
hors• enter. J nolo that better life, at Corn
• watt, tenntrtn. on February 10th,. (!Hist, from a
Ilfe here of Havre. nt.-cull-lt oe.s ; e wife:
mother and friend much nd..o.f hy all vete
krises her
"An, dnarr.t. now thy brows are odd.
1 see thee what than art, a.. ops Y00
Thy likeness to the wi.c below.
Thy kindred with the
surest of old.
But (here i- more (has I ran see,
And what 1 woe. 1 leave unsaid,
Nor speak it, knowing heath ha. made
Hi- darkness benntiftel with i hes "
-Tennyson. "1„ Memnrtam.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Feb. 9
Pane
Annual Statement Tui -t. and Oueraatee
Company. Limited. rmmnto /
Farm for Wale Thee. U. Amy 1
1'n.tn.,, Hatching, eto. - H. Keith Revell S
Machinist, Wanted-140er.rorbe.Cotepaay
rimer .. 1
Frye World Wide, M'oot'ed 8
Low F'a-r.- ('anod ion strobere RMlway, t
Ho.ae F'n.nl.hl.,g, for gale --4, Ur -es...... 1
R0 Wanted Apply at g nal OSIce...... . , 1
Auction Sale ('harlea C. M.NNI 1
Lady (ler* Wanted- Rol 11. The stens.
1 1.
Nano for Sale Hos ., Signal Office