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4 lurIaoAY FBNNUABY 8, 1917
Just One More Week
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Men's
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS`
. $10.00
Worthl$13. $15 and 818.
BOVS'1 SUITS $3.50
Clearing lines.
Worth $5.00 to $7.50.
Men's Soft Felt fiats
75c
Worth $2.00 to $4.00.
Men's Negligee Shirts
49C
Regular up to $ i .50-___
Arrow Notch Collars
10c or 3 for 25c.
Walter C. Pridham
Phone 57 20th Ceatury.Clothieg
err
The Saults Coal Co.
tiuccaw,r. to McDonald' a Gledhill
EXCLt'SIv1•: AGI\TS FOR
LEHIQH VALLEY
THE COAL. THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,'
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Hemlock Maly, $2 per card.
Fresh cars of 1 iastt'aad
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE - - - - 75
B. ). Saults' Residence 275
W. W Saults' Residence .202
1
King Edward Cafe
(SOMErteltO Naw)
the weather is now cool. People
coming to town esn be served
Hot Coffee. ,7 ea or Cocoa at 6c
Meals also served 36c
Iilgbat prima paid ter astute std ens+.
The best barn in town for stabling.
Joseph Murray
Kingston Street OODCMCH
AUBURN.
TUESDAY, Feb. 8.
Mr. A. Asquith baa received a car
,,l' feed oats.
Owing to the storm on Monday the
.about was cloyed. .
Mrs. (leo. Whitney arrived from the
Wert on Tuesday noon.
Services in St. Mark's church were
cancelled tii.unday 'morning owing to
t hrinete►e its wesviberond lead- reads.
Mr. Noah Plaetzer has purcbasel
seven scree of bush from Mr. John
Mille and ie bury supplyiuq the village
with wood.
Mi'. A. [:. lackson had. a _.. fir at -In -
the
nsthe crown wheel of his chopper 'on
Saturday and work is held up uotil be
can get a new wheel which he ordered
siX weeks ago and which has not yet
arrived.
Our bank manager, Mr. Sutton, has
been called to Tulliuto and .will leave
Friday. Hie .ucceeeor, Ma. Matthews,
arrived on Jlonday and is getting ac-
quainted .before Mr. SuttoaiLleavee,
WVe wish both of them success their
re.pectivi fields of tat or.
ANrrrHRN Ole THB PIONBaHB DE-
oARTa.-Mr. Alexander Roberton de-
parted this life on Monday night, in
his eightieth year. He was 'one of the
pioneer settlers on the 13th cuucession
of Hulielt, and was a man of kind dis-
position and respected by all his ae-
quauttaocee. He bad been iii -WIN
health the past year. He leaves his
aged partner -in -life, one brother,
Thome., of Hallett ; two daughter.,
Mrs. Geo. Wbij,ney, of Manitou, Man.,
and Mr.. Fosllr Wright. of tVitmer,
and three sons: Robert of Bow Island,
Alberta ; Andrew, of New Ontariu.
and Jatues, at home. The funeral
lakes plate on Thursday to Hope
Chapel cemetery, the services to be
cuuducted by Rev. W. Conw.iy. The
sympathy of the community i. ex-
tended to the bereaved ones.
(intended far last week..
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 31. `
Mr. Wm. Carter, of town, is borne
for a month's holidays.
Mr. Beta Smylie and family started
on Monde for their home at Oka
River, Sask.
Mr. Isaac Brown, of Blyth, was in
The Trusts and Guarantee
Company, Limited
Report of Twentieth Annual General Meeting
The Twentieth Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders of
The Trusts and Guarantee Company, Limited, Was held at the Com-
pany's Head (lice in Toronto, at .noon on January 26th, 1917.
The President iicecptt'd the chair, and the General Manager was
,elected Secretary of the meeting,"
The I'rreidt•nt presented the following Twentieth Anbnal Finan-
cial Statement.
BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31st, 1916.
ASSETS.
Capital Account
Mortgage Loans. Call i.oans, Debentures and .
other Securities, with interest .arErued.
thereon $1,575,866.09
(Mice Furniture, Fixtures, ete., at, Toronto,
Calgary and Brantford 13.820.47
Real Estate ,.. 151',487.82
('ash on hand and in Bank • 99,486.85
$1,840,661.23
Uncalled ('apical Stock 619,345.39
Guaranteed Trust Account
Securities on Kcal Estate, Stocks, Honda,
1)ebt'nturee, ete. -$j4,534.124.56
('ash on Hand and in liank 67,401.11
$4,601,5.25.67
Estates and Agency Account -_
Mortgages on Real Estate _. $1,574,796.54-
Other Securities. iucluding unrealized Orig. r
• ileal Meets - 6,490,640.48 = `
Gash in Bank ... 277,379.90
$8,342,816.92
tot
$15,404,349.21
LIA/II.ITI?i8.
Capital Account
capital Stock Subeeribed
Dividend due January let, 1917
Sundry Aeeounta payable
Balance at credit of Profit and Loss
$2,000,000.00
41,267.06
2,368.87
416,370.69
$2,400,006.62
Guaranteed hast Account
Trust Fonds with interest aeerned to date. -$4,301,626.67
$4,601,546.67
Relates amid Agency Amount
Notatin and Trusts under Adlaittistratiee
by the Company , r $11,342,81612
$*,341,416.93
.t•t"�Tl
of.'""*i w
JAMS J. WARREN,
Pnsid.at,
$15,404,$0.21
1 B. STOCKDALt,
General Manager.
Vote. of thanks were
extended
Um Board et Directors, tbe
Baird to the Alberta Branchaad tone oe'loses and Melt Ow their �
OelMa.Bt
sad paiastakag services in abs Cempaars behalf
The following Directors were sleeted: -J. H. Adams, TotosSe; W. 19. Ben.
. ffhesley; A. C. i•luteerteit, Victoria ILC.; Lloyd Manta. Brantford; A. P.
larvae, Tsiswto; N. W. Rowell. ILCL
.. M.P.P. Tereme: C. R. fltite35., latera,
Orb.; ideiet.-Col. N. C. Hoblsesa, Walkervllst. Oat; Ileus sioa�.l oillostli
las,
P. Behalf**. Toronto; KB. Stesedata Tw.s5Th; W:•t.ra, �i.A>reaN:
spew J. Worms, Toronto; Mattbow WiL
C, Cttatbam.
The Rees* sua
busllsoty mot sad tmoaosgisasy dsntefir. Jame 1. Weems
.for west; Mders. G. P. aeaNtield cad C. a stews., Vkso. : iL L
iwckMle. Genua/ il9Aager. mad C. II. MamSW., awtetare.
t. HE SIGNAL GODERICB ONTARIO
the village and sold a Ford oar to Dr. brotbsre and thine Siatsre. The NW'
Weir, to be delivered In the spring. al took plates on Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stalker lett on to Dungannon cemetery The ser-
Tbur.day mw u ing on* wuutb's vada- vices were ooadtloted hy Rev. .1. W.
tion i in in visit their daughters at Hedley and abs pallbearers were the
Flint, Mich. two sow and two .on in-law, Chas.
The annual Sabbath school conven- Retch and Wes. Clickner, of Breen.
tion will he hell to Knox church on
February 711t. Then will be after- iKIPPEN,
noon and evening sessions. Pito* THS PROPT.-In a late letter
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawlor started on received hum Melville McOlywont hr
Tbureday for Kudya.d, Mich., to visit hisrev. mar. Mr. and M,Jae. 3h431y-
the forniet'e brother before restorationasot� he tells of the first draft frow
to their home at Gull Lake, t e..k. , the fdlst Battalion, of whioh he was
•Mr. Robert Sprung case up froth one, ea befog in the fir.' line trenches.
Detroit Saute day to spend two weeks He says they are well looked after and
visiting relatives here before return- when they come out of the trenches
with wet feet there is always • pair of
dry socks for theta to put oo. The wet
ones are then washed and when dry
passed on to some other needy soldier.
In fact, he advises bis mother not to
send bias any more socks, as he doesn't
need them. Evidently the best pint'.
ing to his bonne at Manitou, Mao.
BAYFIELD.
TutniuAY, Feb. 8.
Mrs. Piersoi le laid up with an at-
tack of pueuuionla.
Rev. F. Rickard is iu Loudon and to stied the sock. Is to the receiving
llbecbas at this week. spot. Gordon Gould, son of the Vol -
ltev. L. Julies mw m
oiwionary, is said to have been
day 1 • T, oemal. whets be`vutende .eot twenty five pain. When last
the Social Service Cougrees. heard from Gordon was in the buept-
A play entitled ."The Stolen 'Die- Wel.
monde" will he prereuld in the town ttueded'tor kwt week.)
b$U+sa I?f$t.y wttaitinit. H'alauat7 1f1tb.t teVFSi>1vBeaww, .ie.. *1.
under the ani -paces of the Ladies' Aid This week Ur. Aitken and Mewrs.
of `II„ An ia•r: t u net
,who willo do -the I Alex. Monteith and Jet. H. McLean
u L • on. -1►a1' the ort prucrrds b the
Pa. edetate bund. ••The Stolen Dia.+ are r'epre'rntung the Presbyterian
u„.f
+or• -i ,►_.,,m.dy�fra/aa,iu_ thrr tr church in TOIQ Vv at the eocialeervice
acts, occupying two hour.:, and is I and mora) reform conyeit.ou [o Saa-
b iuif'il of uttrirrt and Lunuor front
stint to Ifiti.h. Don't mise the beet
entrr.gloom nt. of the seams. Ad.oe-
`stun 25e.
AGED FARMER
Blade &Strong and Wall by Vinol
This letter proves there is nothing
equal to Vinol to create strength for
weak, run-down conditions.
Vestal Centre, N. • Y. -"I am a far-
mer
armer ' 74 years pf age and got into •
weak, run-down condition as • result
of the Grippe. Our druggist suggested
Visol to build me up and I noticed
en improvement s000 after taking it,
and it has restored my strength to I
can now do a good day's work. My
wife has also taken Vim! for • run-
down condition witk splendid resole.'
-H. W. Longa.
H.C. Dunlop, druggist. ('.oderich. Ont.
Also -N-abs -best druggists in all Ontario
towns.
CARLOW,
W IDNEBD.lcY, Feb. 7.
Miss Edith Wilson has returned
front ''ort Carling;
Mr. \Vas. Watson bet now com-
pleted his handsome new bonne and
has all the otuiptemnie nom except
one -and that IP the housekeeper.
Mr. Norman Krrnigban has recent-
ly disposed of a carload of salt to the
farmers of this vicinity at Sic per cwt.
The salt was purchased through tae
Fainters' Club.
MATH' OF MRs. PATRICK -dad,
news bay been received of the drotjof.
Mr.. alms. Pitricli, eldest doingbter of
Mrs_ Wm.Ty.nd'll. It was not unex-
pected-, however, sat Mrs. Patrick bad
been a great sufferer for the past
eighteen month., and all her gutter-
ing. were borne with the greatest
fortitude. The nature of her illness
being a fibrous tumor located in her
bead, a cure frenal im rssihle, as all
that furthest skill mold- o wait, of no
avail. She oared away at her home
et Echo Bay, Algoma, on Tburaday.
Jeuuary 75. Besides her sorrowing
husband, she (raves five children :
Gertrude, who is attending business
college at Toronto, and four (toys at
home. Mir. Warner Walter and.her
mother, who joined her at Toronto, at-
tended the funeral at Echo Bay.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TdKSDAT, ruffs.
The Rt. Augustine Women's Insti-
tute will bold its regular monthly
meeting in the Rt. August'ne hall on
Wednesday, February 14:63 at 2
o'clock.
NSwe OF THE WIttEK -Mise Jean
Wils,,n has returned bows after •
month's visit with London friends...-.
Miss M. C.,llaban, of Whitechurch,
visited friends in this vicinity last
week Mr: and Mise Spencer, of
Benin,, Manitoba. and Miss Spencer,
of 1Vhitby, are visiting their aunt,
Mr+. John Thompson .... Mrs. Mc-
Donald and ,daughter Donelda, of
Jamestown, ate visiting friends in
this vicinity this week . Miss Janet
Andrews, of ilaity. Souk., and Meter,
Mrs. Ww. Hamilton, of Mnle,wortb,
called nn friends here last week .
Mr. and Mrs. David Tisdale are viva-
ing Mrs. Tiadele'y hrotber, Chas. Rob-
inson Owing to the stormy
weather the mail -carrier did not get
on his rounds for a couple of drys.
Rev. James Wilton, of Toronto,
is visiting at bis old home here.
COLBORNE. -
TUXeDAT, Feb. 6.
PgaaoNAL MsNTtore.-Hr. and Mrs.
L. B. Snyder have returned from a
these weeks visit with friends at Tor-
onto,Kitcbenrr, Herpeler, Preston and
other pointe ...Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mielan., of shelevlcb, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. Charles Prones
Mr. Oliver Fronde is home from the
West for • visit of a few weeks
Mr. O. R. Foteter is visiting with
friends at Hamilton this week
Mrs. W. 0. Durst spent last week at
the borne of her daughter, Mrs. John
Flick.
HILL
WBFteBenA', Pel. 7.
Mrs. Jov. Thompson has limn 111
with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor is visiting rola-
Oyes at Toronto and Markham.
Mr.. Hairy Phillips returned to her
home at Apologist', Mich., last week.
Rev. .1. W. Hedley was in Toronto a '
few days last week attending a oou-
treittion.
The W. M. S. meets on Wdneaday
afternoon at f`e bone d Mrs, Wm.
Finnigan.
Mea W. Kerr has base ander the
darter's etre this last week, suIerlog
frogs • severs aMaek of postleinetls.-
OBITOARY.-The death of Joseph
Jones o.ewred as Tuesday. January
80th. at hie home hest. at e age of
seventy -eve years. Tita
The dseeamed bed
bee. • resideet.f dais oesesnoolty for
•bunt fourteen yearly eo.ing frim. the
oouoty of Years. He ifseeylved bV
hie wife. to'e suss-• and Rd-
weed. beth ai 0.13.... township -
and two w•9eaMi-tangAarl Bvhsg In
/.era eet.Rty. He. boom was the
est .Itnhlag of • tonally el .it
wry Hall.
On Saturday. the 77th inst., W. H.
Johnston, teacher in No. 14, Stanley,
and a load of his larger pupils went to
wee the agricultural ezhibit rent out
ftntn the 0. A. C. All enjoyed the
trip and the information given.
Mr. ,Wesley Harveytbad the mis-
fortune of baying bis driver break her
leg near Seafortb one day last week.
A veterinary eurgeoo in Sealorth put
it in a plaster cant and Mr. Harvey
to he driving her ere long.
anoio.-On Wdnerda morn•
ing, the 1711 inst.. Mr. William Mc-
Gregor and Miss Sophia Uesch were
quietly warded in ibe mane. hy Rev.
Rev. Dr. Aitken and immediately
left on the 8.31 train on •
trip to Niagara Falb and other
pointe. On their return they are
wafing down on the groom to fine
farm east nt the village.
SUc(-v.s pL'L SALE. -0n Wednesday,
the 24th ie.:., Mr. Rohn. Morrison held
a successful auction sale of farm
stock. eta Calves brotkght over 531)
each and cows, with one exception,
bro•teht over $80, the best tine going
at 5115. The at eodance waw large
and the bidding brisk.. Mr. Morrison
after living on his farm on the 3rd
concession o/Atan.ley for over tweoty-
five years hes sold to Mr. McLaughlin,
of Cromarty for $7.000. Hit and his
family will be greatly missed In the
community. but having bought a
comtortableebowe in Heiman bis old
friends bope to see bis often.
An Excellent Medicine for
Little Ones.
Baby's Owe Tablets are an esot:lleit
medicine for little ones. They sweeten
the stomach ; regulate the bowels,
break up colds and 6imple>pvere, cure
ttonetepstioa.'aad make ng easy.
Concerning Mau Mrs. E. inn, Par -
am., Que., wt iter : -Baby was
troubled with constipation and noth-
ing helped bum till 1 bream using
Baby's Own Tablet*. They ars an ex-
cellent medicine for little ones." The
Tablet., ate sold by medicine dealers
or by mad at 26 ciente it bol from The
Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, t)nt.
GODEstICHrOWNSHIP.
TosetSAT. Feb. 8.
Mr. Robt. Bicban is around again
after being laid up with the grippe.
Mine Annie Johnston and bee
brother George are on the sick list
with la grippe.
On account of Saturday's storm the
mail -can ire for route Nu. 1 was un-
able to make the tt ip.
The managing board of Union
church held their first meeting on
February lot at the church. Mr. Thos.
Anderson took the chair.
A number of farmer- in the north-
ern part of the township have bad
sheep worried and killed by dogs. it
bas been going on for & considerable
time now.
The Farmers' Club will meet in the
Orange Hall on the evening of Tues-
day, February 13th. Prof. Harcourt,
of the O. A. C., bee promised to give
•;practical talk on the use of cow-
oceroial fertilizers. Everybody wel-
come.
Rev. Jas. Hamilton being still no -
able to take the services at Union
church, Kee. R. C. McDermid oocn-
ied the pulpit lest Sunday and de-
livered an excellent sermon. Next
Sabbath Rev. Mr. Powell is to take
the service..
• The Taylor's Meuse Patriotic Loci-
ety will hold a sewing meeting st the
home of Mist John *thermos on Wd-
n«daj; February 1416. Members
will please bring all finished articles.
The Society tenders hearty vote of
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. George Leitb-
waite for their hospitality on Tuesday
Seasonable
Footwear
WHETHER you've been
buying cheap or high-
priced footwear, our Shoes
and Rubbers, at medium
prices, will make k posit*
for yon to save money and
you'll still be able to have
footwear that cannot be beaten
'for atyle,comfort or du:abiitiy.
REMNANTS
We have finished taking stock and find in every department broken lines
of goods and remnants. These must be cleared out before we Start the
eitrly spring selling. Space will not permit details of all remnants.' but
here are a few, On Saturday and until they are cleared our tables and
counters will have many.
bRSETS i
We have several broken lines of Corsets that have not all the slay' and we will clear same at the
following prices :
D. & A., No. 510, in sizes,19, 20, 2'2. Regular 12.00, for $1.49.
-r4r '11).`& A., No. 409, this is a Corset for stout women, sizes 27, 2s. Regular 61.50, for 11.19,
D. & A., No. 217, in sizes 19, 23, 24, 27, 29, light weight Corset. Regular .11.25, for 89c.
W. B., No. 786, heavy low bust Corset, in sizes 23, 25, 26, Zai, 3d. Regular $4.00, for lit .30:
D. & A., several liues of grey Corsets. Regular $1.00 and 75c, for 29c. -
EMBROIDERY INSERTIONS
Several hundred yards of Embroidery lusertiou at 50 per cent. off.
Several hundred yards Lace Insertion at 50 per cent. off, . f,
Heavy all -wool Hose, in sizes 9 1-2 and 10. Regular 35c, for 29c
"=-')ite l dRi etia of Curtain-'M'jt§lins in different -lengths =said quatities ,.,
One dozen Linen Centres and Shams at greatly reduced priers. t
UNDERWEAR
I Fleece -lined boys' Underwear. Regular 40e for 29c and 3Sc for lac. just a ten' giYIneuts
left'. Four men's fleeced Shirts. Regular GOC for .19c.
SWEATER COATS
Jost 23 Sweater Coats left and they must be all sold thiscoming week.
ular $1.75 for $1.'2.5. Regular $3.00 for $2.25_ -Regular $_):''5 for $1.7:1.
$2.00. Regular $3.50 for $2.75,
Children's Coats, regular $1.25 for 99c. Regular 90k for b Regular
alar 75c for 60c.
' 99 HOSE. Just a few pairs of the old 99 left and they must lie Geared.
ular 75e for 53c. 7, 7 1-2, regular 60c foe 4. . 6 1-'2; regular 50c for ' 9c..
for 29c. 4, 4 1-2, regulara-30c for 19c. •
i
evening, .January :411rh..
The Patriotic Society- or (odericb
township ,has made artongemrnto for
holding a' valentine party and *orbit
evening at the home of Mr. John W.
Salkeld, Hayfield road, on Wednesday,
Fehruary I1th. Prizes will be given
for the beet fancy and comic valentine
costume. in both Ladies' and gentle-
men's classes. Admission 33c.
THE GODERICH MARKETS.
THvttseav, Feenorya,
[.'heat. err bode $ 1s9 to $ Lee
Hodge P. r b.nh - at t
-• r o e0
Paw. per ba.b 201 to 295
Buekwhawt per bade. ... Lag to 1.10
r lour. family. oar cwt _ 400 to tie
Flour. limn. per own 4.75 to 5.80Rrau, per ton .,.... *Ler to IRO
Mom'. per tee .................37 in to 47.00
Y. per On 1699 1o_ 1000
Ni
!s. Poor. :afros t - 8 O to toe
Wood. per load 600 to 630
hairy Nutter. mein .31 to .3e
l'reanwn 'Rioter 1 .11 to .45
Fos., fro*. per dos .w �,o .13
Potato*,, perbe.h 1.70 to 1 al
.1140e.. p, r Oh 4o a .15
Cottle, butchery' ono{*. Iverest7.3o to 7..5
eel tJe butchery' tndium.Der cwt 6.10 to s 73
Hoes. pre weight, per owl..... 13 73 1 13.90
Sheep. ser ,...et .6.401 to 7.11U
Hiles. Per Ib - I to ,a
Tallow, rendered, per lb
Sheep Pelt. 110 te Ur
CENTRAL
Known for -freedom
from stretching. strength
of duck and excellent
quality of rubber friction
between the various
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aTRA'eFORD. o
Ontario's gat- Business \fY/ge
Student. may enter our cl at :any
time. Cotwnewt your cots now
and be qualified feria pusittoa by
midsummer. During Juiy and Au t
of lasryar we receir 1 calls for \
Ow 200 office apistaala
we could not supply. (tor graduate.
are is demand. 'Write for our free
catalogue. -
D. A. McLACHt. AN, Principal.
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ASHFI.LD.
The regular monthly timeline of the
Ashfield Soldier: Aid Circle will he
held at the honor of Mrs. David Mill -
wain, Ind conceaainn, on Tuesday
February 13th Everyone interested
in patriotic work is cordially invited
to attend.
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