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(ODERICH. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1917
TH1 U1GNAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. Pt science
THE
STERLING BANK
F CANADA
enarerg�l
SAVE, Because --
Thrift is not a virtue of tomorrow
but of today.
AUCTION SALES.
-- ---.. - - -
CRARING AUCTION BALE OF
FIR6r-uLitow LIVERY Frock AND
MBTEK2' O(h'TFIT.
THOMA8 JOHNSTON and LEWIS GOVIER
writ ell by public •victim. at obs livery stable,
fAiogalDoc,ss
MONDAY. APRIL Ind,
comm/toeing at 1 oi•lcok sharp:
Homans. --One pair of good gsseral pnrpo.e
atiFdiago. 11 arid 12 years old. In good condition;
gray mare t"Sem' n .13 years old 1 black mare.
e rears old: 1 toy bores, 7 you. old: I black
Prey, 6 yearn ole; 1 bay horse. a years 0 1
bey buret. In year. old; t bay boos. 12 year/
MA; I bl►et horse. 10 years old.
Cowl. -(bre now.3 veers Md. due to calve In
May; 1 well bred cow. 4 yviirs old. des to calve
K me of sale; I cow. 7 years old. doe to calve
J oos 19th; I now,6 fair* old. due April 131k; 1
".J4*leana wdu..q T 231 b.
HIglRt.-Three good steel -
tired boggle• tamely owl; :1 yellow jvarsd
rsbberured buggies (nearly oew1�2 geed ops.
ee��tar�ey., l nos eyed surrey. 1 Crud[ wervn.l trunk
e leitb with seats. 1 swath pls.asre Aye 4
.man.
.macro. barmen.. etc.. 5 mite Nagle Proem. 1 iet
efdooble driving barne-s; 1 est of trunk hat-
ers., robes. mag.. bell.. eta.; d extra good robes
Impart, saw)• 7 goal reqs Mostly sea): le Isomdaller. (nearly won; 2 .etc chime bells. 3 meta
string belle. I set of rood double workbag kat
s., 1 bear wagbox rad springs: 1 act of
b.avy eleielKon 1 Open muggy. 1 maeel box. 1
piew. _ .tock reek+, Yo hum. wbdnen rew. neck
yoke.. wager jerk. chain.. des Iree cuntb nrkr
and ouw..o.*olher article*.
This L a ite.si . dewing .cellon sale. a.
both protrerters a.. VOIDS OW Of MPlnsa. and
tiles win b. positevely 1.0 reestve,
?saute. - An Mune of i10 and under. oto ;
weer that amount. 7 msuch.' ered't will be
ren as furnishing approved jdnt noir. A
not d 1 per coot. alright sMi sad ter ash
pandit aasoc01..
T.OUN RY Aontleoser.
mos. JOHN11rroN tad L WItt lOVICN.
AUCTIANTO
ON SALE OF FARM OE
Atetr iMPL CMR)1 Ts.
HENRY J. KEItit
will .ell by public auction at lot 11. concessioe
Il Weal Wassamehe Nile poatoRlss,oe
TUESDAY APRIL 3N,
cemmeocfr.o er 1 o'c leek
i r0Ca.-One hors. 1,• year. ell; I horse. U
lean Nd; 1 reldi.gr. rr.l in 2 lean. by Coo -
ocher; 1 felaing. ricins 2 years, b1 Molten
William; 1 oow. rt..r.g a years. due to calve In
May; 1 now, , Woo :1 yea..• ds to mire In
Jure; 1 cow. tieing 3 year., ds to naive IM
September Heine cow. .fne 7 year.. ds to
else In J o11; 1 beam% I) ears old .prlaatng: 14
d eer.. r1.log I year. old; 1 heifers. rising 2 yrs.;
1 seiner. '.g 2 year. oto; 8 calcestisane r
year old; 1 fall °alien.
lrYI.KkE.Te -One 31amei •Hs.ria 13 -hoed
eboedrlll &no seeder, 1 set •laood barrow., 1
Ifgbl wagon. 1 upon bro
uggy. 1 roes ostler, 1 set
el
ren lbw male.. 1 large water -trough (wadi
e ms t. one good cutting tux (12 -mall, 1 os -
horsepower wheel mod jack; 1 palest. 2 good
act. whittler rem, 2 ser - of .ling,., I most robe.
Tzkw..--All sum. of $10 and under, rash;
over .hal amount. 7 uwothe• credit will be
given on furnishing approved John notes. A
dierount of 1 per cent. .t, eight ailowtd for
cool on credit amount..
H ENRY J. KKRR, THOS. GUNDRY,
Proprietor, AuctO.,.,.
i1iSPERBION MALE OF Mutts -
If TIERED CLYDESDALE HOK8E8,
BHORfHORN AND GRADE. CATTLE.
F. S. 8eot1. mu0Uneeer, bas been instructed
by tae onder.lgoed to .e11 by public auction at
lot 2. concession It. Grey township. on
TU1u4D.AY. AI'RII. 3rd,
at 2 o'clock. the followlog valuable rook :
('r.rnasDALE Hnraxs.-Ono registered stal-
lion. riming 3 years; 3 registered brood mar... h.
foal; 1 regl.tared filly. Helsg 4 years; 1.re5M
tered a n. riming 2 leers.
8koaruoar (ten i.e.-(toe stook bull (Prince
Gloster-ltl'IIS- L '1 bell calves, 3 registered
sews (•nppoaed (0 be In oath. threerea41ered
cow. (milking. recently tre"bmnedl, S young
heifers, of keeedl.: age.
GRADE COWLS.- e grade cows, In calf:
3 grade row* (mllking. receMh• freahosod 1, and
I are now&
The proprietor 1- wiling oR Owing to dim.
emity of meta ring satl.t auto, )• helm
7axww. - F:egh( montl..reedtt glemaew•tuew-
being &ppm' ed joint notes. Six per cent. per
annum allowed oR ?Dervish.
AHCHIF HI9t.OP. Proprietor.
j( (L ARING AUCTION BALE OF
l.,' FARM STOOK AND iMPLEMXNTR.
MR. RICHARD WALTER
will SBU by public auction at the farm above
Seaford. on
TUESDAY. APRIL IINh.
commencing M I o'clock sharp :
1.1.E Broca..- one general purpose online to
foal; 1 serfs weigh. 1:411, Ibn., an .etwo
re od
del' er sed .Isb • good horse on farm; 1 draft
pally. 3; I
draft 8111. rkln. 2 years; 1 draft
Mat)'; I Helsel
ssw, 6 yeaislold, not loose Moes hasla
h: 1
sow. 6 years old, sot long eine. (res, ; 1 cow. 7
ears old, doe to freabe. in November; 1 now,
4 7ssr. old. dos to freshen in December: 1 sow,
kireat. old Just freshened: I now, 3 yeas dd.
ving a lot of milk; 2 bedew., due to .arse
ort111 ; 1 ht heifer, 2 good heifer calves, 1 reg
151.,.1Berkehire row, due SRN' ISth. In pin to
registered Berkshire bog.
Isri.ssttw7a.- One Frost & Wood mower,
-IL-eu;. new; 1 blnder (pearly new). 1 bow dew
new), both Yawr77 Harris make; 1
Oeetehett dies (swP,, 1 oembkr.ttwn atonic and
bey rack (nearly new); 1 turnip drill (near)
mewl' 1 Share born rake. In grant condition;
Piing mill in good condition: 1 Conk.butt'
Me view, 1 1441 gag plow, 1 21 Fleury
In eseAlUsm; 1 VerIty Mew. In good
ivrc...
loon; 1 rel
t or ..tghe (Dearly newr, 1 lute
1 set lam barn*.. 1 Maple feet
r, 111 d t Inch plat..; 13 -motion harrow, I
est et three, bores w4Mletres.t new; 1 defil-
esg Plow with marker and dieter oornbl..d, 1
hay I t. row. ebb.. 15 Marshal. el O. A. C. Ns.
72 oars.
Everything will be disponi of. w the ore.
yry�pe V leaving the Farm.
�,1mfti�,tts -All satesof11100 and snNr os.h; Over
fr sal it lelst nmsm A it Oven
a• o.. migh t.nesot
pr, tent. night .Hewed (ar sass on
t •rn...ts. ND
It' RD'M LTF0. T.TIIINDB! .
Apt
•
AOCTI0 SALTS. - -
i
AtTOTbON BALE OP PARM ;noes-ptera
Jsserete. Inoludtog eight lard of
rwrstrtr'es
Short/sere 'stile. M the premier ,
unread ss.- alt mulles north of Dungnoa.., o0
FRIDAY. APRIL (nth. at 1 *.oelaok.
J. PURV, E. W. D( MNIN.
Auctioneer.
'TeeelWor,
Avlri'ION tisLE OF FARM ti1OOK
AND IMPLEMENTS.
M0. WM. YOUNG. evenom/1ton.
w111 sell by public auetioo at h4 premises, lot
17. loge Shore road. or,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL /th.
oommennina at 1 o'clock :
One draft mare 12 year, old; I now, due April
nth- 1 row. dos mare,
Ina: I sow. due liar 1
1 1 Mggpp000dd Pifer, Pleb. years old: steer ewer;
wirer. I Oft. cut Massey-Harrl. bteder Isar►
Deal; 1 let. cut Digg mower, 1 Maxwell
heylo.der, 1 8barp horse rake. 1 ('tampion
reed drill, 1 ocufller. 1 lead teller. Y (umber
w 1 set Iron hareems, ; Myr harrow. 2
walking Mawr, 1 gang plow.. road Mil. 1 fan-
ni.g miff 1 est. .sane.. 1 bay rack. 1 gravel OOu,
I wage" box, I hayfork. rocs, drat., ear and
walleye- 2 sets navy harness. 1 ret l.gl.' Ib.r
new. I 'pulpier, 1 5591r ken t1R m. ladders. I well
bucket, windles,s sad rep'' lorp.chalne. Novele
std numeroor a11. arttelea.
No reserve, as prom fetor be. .old the farm.
Taxan- An .ums of 1110 and• ender, rush
over tact amount. (1 months ered.t w111 be
given ou furnlsaing aPproved joiur note-. A
dk/oo.nt of 3 per rent .trwfgbt allowtd tor
cash OT credit amou.l..
WM. YOUNG. Time. cat' Nintr.
Proprietor. - Auctioneer.
FOR SALE -
AOR MALE..CAtR� WADWEOTERN
1144 .c r1R1C1`aRNIOSAN. Mgr. FARM
ePa .-A QUANrtTY OF
R o. 1. �r� • These
57 * 1 t.
. sir Na ! 37 1 t
LI HU I) (MTM FuR ttALE.-FREE
IJ hvm weed -wed. No. 72 eat. and Hawser
opt.. Order .nen: mantas limited. .1. H.
OLUT PON. 8. 0. No. 3. Dudacki'. Phone 1111.
Boamlller, tri I f
aHn OA2lt FOR 8ALE.-O. A. c.
taw 71 •1118-111.00 per bushel. first prire In
Sold oempetitbn io I916. 6.1.0 Improved
Renner and Irf.b white eau. at $I.0) • bushel
,Pir W BEt.L,HRU4.. R. R. No. 2. Modernh.
mute 166 rt. 67-2t
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
A limited quantity of 0. A. C. 72
oats -$1.00 is bushel.
Grain grown on this farm has al-
ways been at the head of the lint in
field crop competitions.
The wisdom of .owing gond need
this spring will be apparent at harvest
time.
Also for sale -a quantity of lucerne
clover hay.
HUGH HiLL. R. R. No. 4, Goderich.
SEED BEANS FOR SALE
AMERICAN WHITE PEA BEAN
Yielded twenty-one bushels
peracre, of good quality.
Apply to
WM. F. YOUNG & SON,
Goderich, R.R. No. 5. ,
'Phone No. 1428 Benmiller.
OR SALE. -ONE AUTO TRU(1K,
Oresdty..N•tone. Suitable foe exert..
ellvery ur farm work. Pneumatic tires in
hoot, roar axle, the Russell internal geardrive.
Speed. 11 to el milts per lour.
Owe Jitney auto osr. closed body : to carry
eight pa.seogen. Pneumatic tire. all round.
Hot h can be seen at our factory or drop u. a
pprtorrd for fall particulars and primer of
THE PAOICT GRAIN DOOR CO.. LTD..
blit Goderich. Opt.
QEED OATS FOR BALE. -W. T.
kk77 MURNEY.
R BALE. -CEDAR POSTS, ALSO
Fet!ors.C96 tir
-.b1.. ha Apply W. T. RiDDELL.
cbors. .� ..
BENMiLLER 'NURSERIES
On account of the scarcity 'of
labor, we did not have our
agents sell for this spring anti
are not having our usual gen-
eral delivery ; but we have
FOR SALE ---
at the Nurseries, st reason-
able prices, No. 1 stock in
FRUIT Arm ORNAM ENTAL
TREES, EVERGREENS
• AND SHRUBS.
JNO. STEWART ESTATE
Rural phone 33r7 R. R. No. 4, Goderich
LOST AND FOUND.
•
FOUND. -A FOXHOUND, BLACK-
g�1df(ssAtttlIirsllt owner nen Imre este* pl
.v1/.6rRROUMML,tihyfMne ter:N. Id"
fqa* rf.
MEXTRIOS.
UODERI('H CURLING AND SEAT-
INU ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the' a\areaolders of
the Goderich cattiest and filiation A./eclMloa
wilt he held in the court
"'terrine. Moad.y"'terrine. APHI '.ele at80clock, the 5150655
of director., reoelelag sunual .dal state -
tweet end oth• r geueral business.
WM. (:A M PBELL, Seor�tar1
Godertoh March ib, 14(7. .11 "�[
PUBLIC MEETING
any Mea, Wanda. Brei .d Girl
who is interested in the assist-
ance of l,lans for the Increase of
Production in Town and Country
during the corning season is in-
vited to attend a Public Meeting
to be held in the
TOWN HALL Ooderich.
ou Tuesday Evening, 'April 3rd,
at 8 o'clock,
to consider an appeal from the
Organization of Resources Com-
mittee of the Province, for the
incrrasr of production, by assist-
ing in some plan whereby this
caul be art plished.
1t is hoped that Warden Dr.
Milne, of Blyth, will be able to
attend and preside, and the
Nerves, amort of Farmers'
Clubs and rcpreoentstive
Farmers of the surrounding
Townships have leen incited to
be present and *mist in the con-
temner.
Come and hear, and then lead
A hand to W iu the War in this
v.
y order of the Committee.
ERICH B.A!<n OF TRADE
'Hu St Co. PATRIOTIC BRANCH
ss, WARM._
Girls anted
WE WISH TO START
A BRANCH IN
GODERICH,
Mid out a4 i-rti..t•ntrut last wvrk
may need some 'splenetic'''. We
want gltie that want work, and
who want cry. We pay
learners $5.191 Iter week for the
first month. *hen thus*• that
prove competent will Is.- kept
and on the class of work that
we w -ant done our girls at Clin-
ton err earning at piece work
gs,uo 1., SI(U same koi
ter. --and the (• ir a eelpt
more even than that. - --
DO YOU WANT WORK ?
.A
If so, write to us, or leave your
names with M R. KNOX. 'huw•u
Clerk : MR. ClI-HttRNK, Aec'y-
mHoard of ware. Trade ; or any store
te
WE 1VANT TO START AT
ONCE
CLINTON KNITTING Co.,
CLINTON, ONT. LTD.
WANTIID.-GIRL TO ATTEND
see
treet B .k
stere ryApply J. W. SMITH& *ON, Seat
WOOD WAITED. -I AM PRE-
PARED to take woodcutting contracts.
or will buy wood from ferment imitable for
cutting and selling.
WOOD FOR SALE: FOR FUEL-AnyGer,
son wanting to buy wood may order Pune
by dropping e cored 1n the po.tOIRce. All prices.
JE:REMIAH HE:ALY. Hlock. Street. Oode-
rich. 57.21
WANTED. --TO RENT BY RELI-
AHLF, party. from May I.t, for summer
months. -mall furnished hou,.e or rootage with
modern convenience.; west end of town _yr-.
(erred. elate full particulars. and rent. BOX
zt SiGNAL
WANTED. -MAN TO ATTEND TO
• lawn during the summer. Apply at
SIGNAL OFFICE.
mEA('HER WANTED.-EXPERi-
F.N('ED teacher for U. 8. 8. No. 1. A.h-
eld. Colboree and Void Wew+to.h. Puttee
to commence April 171b. Apppplpy stating sar-
an and experience. to R. Mt ILWAiN. Nile.
_ :41-31
if EN WANTED TO LEARN THE
1 8PR1N(t AND 'AXLit trade. Steady
work year round and god w most he
.ober and indurdrloes. Apply THE DOWS.
LEY SPRING tit: AXLE: COMPANY.Chat.
ham, Ont. 5133
IRON MOULDERS WANTED.-
Accustomed to or wlfllo (o learn machine
opest Oneif 'whet t wages In Canada for light
mouldingg write. cr eobsmm,icate with TAY-
LOR•FORBBA (`O., Guelph. Ont. 6141
i IRIS WANTED. -APPLY OODE-
\\ RICH KNITTiNO CO.
r
TWILIGHT
NIUSICALE
BY THE CHOIR
OF
NORTH STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
GOOD FRIDAY
AFTERNOO N
APRIL 6th. 1917
4 o'clock
SILVER COLLECTION
The High Oast of Living.
DEAR Bra, - l would like to suggest
to our worthy commit that they does
Fast street for this season, have •
Ploughing bee. plant potato.., Deane,
etc. on it, and *ell the produce to the
people et reduced rat •*, as It b heavily
manumit and will clot require fertilla-
ing for a year o: two.
Remedy No. Z. -Invest in a street
sweeper and .ill the sweeping* to the
gardeners around. It would help to
grow vegetables. and the town would
he cleaner and healthier for the re-
moval of the same.
Hoping you can find space for this
hint on ; the high cost of living and
t1es reducing of doctors' bills, 1 re-
main. Yours truly.
H. BARKER.
Coast -sealed oysters, solid
fresh from the oyster beds, at Black -
stone's. Phone 2411.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
fhr)R 1 OF OODERIOH.
PL RLIC NOTICE..
The Public Works Department will allow
good clean a.em to be dumped on Albert
street. north of Awglrrs street. Thera whys
will be nerd for Unna purpose-. bat marc be
placed a here and whim thermal by the Street
In+p ctor. This p epees will •nee conekter
able teaming 104 for Om Department and
eft iren..
For author particular. apply to the Street
lu«pector or the undersigned
J. J. MOSER.
( halr•oao of Public Work. Gowmetre.
5&It
BEDFORD HOTEL BARBER SHOP.
-1 tette opened a barber shop ettext door
to the Bedford Hotel. where I am preps•ed to
give prompt end first clam . r.Her to co tom
er,. he me•ea1L GEVROF.LITTLF.. 57 t
Why Not Grow Tomatoes?
More money in growing
them than Besrs and
you are sure of the price.
Everything is higher,
therefore we are paying
more. Come in nod see
us and we will explain
how to grow them.
Hares Caeaieg & Evaporating G,
D. F.'RAni.ist:, FRiip.
CARTAGE
Having enlisted with the 1RIst
(Huron) Battati n for active ser-
pix overseas, kt '+,+'e wade arrange-
ments 'alt -�1'. Nelson Yeo to
cum` on mrtartagJe business in my
absence, and I would respectfully
solicit from the public generally,
and from my old customers partic-
ularly, a continuanceof their valued
patronage until such time as I can
again resume my occupation.
Any business entrusted to Mr.
V'eo during my absence will be
carefully attended to and will be
thankfully appreciated by me.
ALFRED 11. JANE.
Telephone orders to Mr, Yeo,
No. 167.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
L OR RALE. -HOUSE ANI; TWO
1 LOTS 01) Keay. street. Frame hours.
containing eight room.. all modern impmce-
ntenJ.. 1)405.4(0.3,0: mod cosvert,ent toCoUegi-
ate f tient ute. Alco five acres of landaltua(ed on
the yfield road. imitable for market garden -
and two hR .-lo nest end of town, de.lr-
la�b ibuilding lot-. Apply to JOHN W, 8ALK•
RI/1), phone 24v .7. or ISAAC SALKELD,
2 rL FL R. No. 2. Goderich. 57-tt
DOUSE FOR SALE. -STORY AND -
11 A -HALF frame house. In good condition.
on Ansle.ea-tort. Apply to MISS VAN
BTON F.. 16-h
FARM FUR MALE.-iN FIRM1'-
CLAtie condition. nlnNy amen. Fine
young °rel.mid Good born ut.d stables.
also good frame bar u. This le splendid
fall wheat land and a good invest•
merit. Price. (!..) 0. 'For further tort leulsre
write to Hi \ rslh. Goderkh. Ont. 511m
FARM FOH MALE.-MIXTY-EiUHT
acres ; lot I.. conceesIon 1. Goderich tow n -
ship : recd clay -dl. mitring .511, good barn
with cement foundation and Krick hones. Also
for male forty sere. of light land, lot H. 21. con-
"e- .Ion 2, Ooderich towo.hip. Apply for further
Vy rtfendmr. to MRS. MARY KLI.I(IT, R. R
Na 2 Barfield nerd, or phone Yin r. 9. :04 Inn
RENT.-BGUrH SiDE U 1
apartment hotl.e on North sheet; six
room. and bath. basement laundry, all modern
oorvenlenoes, newly decorated and eaelly
heated. Rent reesoo*ble. A.M. POLI.F.Y. 31I -If
�UR RENT. -MODERN HOUSE ON
Gloucester Terra Aerie ()lanceTerrace. DD f to JOS. C.
RIF'FIN. 37 tt
MUSK.
TexHBO. E. SUNBURY. A. A. O. 0.,
Church. Teacher Mano. voice
D.re('. M.. Orgsnl.t and (hotrmaeter of
Tex Church. Teacher p;ano, voice Orgfn
'Peelle ppot-d for exen.lnstlons, &ndlr.-
NeIsoe .trees, four don ewe of Dr. Hunter's.
NORA E. HURLEY, L L. C. M.
Teaeber plena and theoretical work. Pupal
ensnared for ex* initialler e. 'erne in. lh. 1 Metd'r
street. 57 -et
Cordwood Wanted.
We will pay the beat
prices for any quantity
of Cordwood delivered
at our Coal Yard.
MacEwan Estate
Phone 98
RSV. A. L. O.CLARICEINDUCTBD.
lateresting Ceremonial Okeer -Nati
Rector 1s St. George's Sixth.
Thursday, March =add. was a reit
letter day in the history of the parish
of tit. George, (luderich, a history
which •tranches [neck to what is, tor
this part of Canada. the long ago. It
is eighty year, since the Snot Anglican
services were held in the town, being
conducted by Rev. J. Campbell. the
first lector, in a barn adapted for the
purpose. in thew eighty year, there
have been only five rectors of this
pariah, the present rector, whose
miuistry has so suspiciously com-
menced, being the sixth. Rev. Mr.
Campbell was succeeded iu turn by
the late Ven. Archdeacon Elwood.
Rev. Canon Young. Rev. Mark Turn-
bull and Rev. J. B. Fotheriogbam.
The induction of the new rector,
Rev. A. I,. (1e Clarke, took place on
Thursday evening last, and the cere-
mony, as is the case with all the crre-
muniel of the cbuteb, was most the
preemies and in,truttive. It com-
fornoed with the processional bymn,
"The Church's One Foundation,"
wbicb was rendered In full choral
evensong by the late rector, Rev. J.
B. Futheringhaw. and choir to 'Pallia'
festal setting. Proper Psalms were
chanted ani proper 'salons appointed
for the occasion were read by Rev.
Rural Iran Robinson, B. A., of Clin-
ton, and Rev. J. Charlton, F. R. A.
8., of Mitchell.
Afterthe tbitd collect the Yen.
Archdeacon Richardson. M. A., D. C.
L., etrnding at the altar, addisereed
the people and recited the proper
prayer., and then read the Bishops
mandate for the induction and the
ter tillestee of the rector's oath of
canonical obedience to the Bishop of
the diocese and of his .ubscriptioo to
the Articles of the Church of England
baa promulgated in the year 151PL1 and
the authenticity of the Scriptures.
The choir baying sung in pro.:ewion,
going down the side aisles and meeting
in the centre, four verses of the hymn,
••We love the place, () Lord," formed
tie= through which the clergy
to the door of the church,
where the Archdeacon, laying the
hand of the rector nn the handle, and
the churchwarden. Mr. G. L. Parsons.
having presented the try,. said: 'By
r-irtue of this mandate i do induct you
into the real. actual. and corporal
possession of this church of St. George,
lioderilb. with all f he rights, prate,
and appurtenances thereto belonging,"
and the rector tolled the bell in token
of his taking possession. The choir
attain entering the chancel completed
main
sad the edsortitiops were
r -ad by the Archdeacon and audible
subscribed to by the incumbent at the
font. the prayer desk. the lectern. the
pulpit. and finally at the altar, each
admonition pointing out the rectors
duties and being answered by the re-
.lwrse, "1 will 'do 10, the Lord being
Puy helper," after which the Arch-
deacon addressed the people on their
dui int towards the rector.
After the hymn. "Breathe on me,
Meath of God," had beeu sung by the
phoir the sermon was preached by the
Archdeacon from the Epistle of St.
1'.lrl to theTheosalonians.
During the off' story the choir sang
Richardson's setting of the anthem
"0 bow amiable are thy dwellings,"
the usual offertory .entente. and
"God Save the King," and after the
pronouncing of the benediction the
last verse of the hIma "Eternal
Father. strong to save, not recollection
of those who are serving in army and
navy overseas and at home. The re-
cessional was ' :9aviour, again to Thy
defer name." The organ was most
efficiently handled by Mr. D. Nichol-
son.
The clergy present, in addition to
those already mentioned, were Hey.
W. B. Moulton, of Holrnesvilln and
Hey. E. L. Williams of (roderich.
The New Rector.
The new rector, Rev. A. i.. O.
Clarke, after taking the Cambridge
(Eng.) matriculation, entered the pro-
fession of engineering, but feeling
very strongly the call to other .ervice
took the theological course at Huron
College, London, Ont., and during
three years of his college term acted
as lay curate to Ven. Archdeacon
Richardson, who had been an old
friend of the family in Surrey, Eng.
land. The new incumbent 1011(M to
Mt. George's with the highest encom-
lume from his late charge at Water-
loo.
A poor too9h brush not only causes
annoyance, but it is also apt to Drove
a menace to health. Loose bristles
are dangerous. You will find it safer
and more satisfactory to buy one
of our special guaranteed h,*nhee.
The bristles In these brushes are put
to to *nay. They come to a variety of
shapees and size.. Select one from our
stock the next time you are in need not
a hrush. R.R. Wigle, druggist, t4ode•
rich.
Wholesomeness and pinny are nor
first considet•atinns when making our
hometnade candy and ice -coram. A
trial will convince yon. Fdwatd.,
Phone *1).
All are invited to attend the twilight
musicale to bre given in Nof'th street
Methodist church on the Afternoon of
Oood Friday, at 4 o'clock. Sliver col-
lection.
"WilHam, i asked you if you could
let erre have $25. You smiled and said,
'Yee. dearest :' but Pridham the Tail-
or (-mild give you a omit of clothes for
less than that.
Hair brushes, nail hnohe., cloth
Antihero. batbrushes, tooth brushes,
hand brushes, hath Antitheft, com-
plexion brindles We hate them alt.
B. R. Wigle, druggist, (loxleriwh.
4.•••.,s .. -.
THE LADSIN KHAKI.
Town Clerk Knox the other day re-
ceived from overseas an envelope con•
mining simply a .lip of paper on wbicb
was written, "Letter destroyed by
censor." He can only guess se to who
Was the writer of the letter wbicb did
not get past the ceneur's hands.
Lieut. Ernest W. Porter, f'rtnetly
of the 161st Battalion, who went over-
seas last fall with a volunteer draft of
oMoets, has joined the Royal Flying
Oorps and is now in training as an
aviator, with the rank of Flight -Lieu-
tenant.
Pres. J. A. Pox and %Vin. Black, of
the "Hurons," returned home on Fri-
day night from England, being ou the
invalided ltet. They will go to Lon-
don. Ont., f.tr treatment. Pt'.. Fox
bas been stiff- Ling from sstbwa and
bronchitis. 1'te. Rulwrt Irwin, also of
the "Hurnne," artived home uu Tues.
day of this week, baring been dis-
charged as under ape
The energetic campaign being
carried on by Lt. Col. Lewis to secure
art Ilery recruits is baying gond re -
The Signal bean." lu this
branch of the array London district is
said to be beating Toronto district b1•
one hundred per cent. Dream have
recently been sent from both London
and Guelph. A good claw of young
men is being signed upand the young
sten of Huron who wurh to "do their
bit" in fighting the Empire's battle
will find the artillery a very deeirahle
aro[ of the Novice in Which to enlist.
The casualty lint. - published on Fri-
day Ia.t'=ontained the naiad of Lieut.
J. G. Robeiteou, of New Olaegow, N.
8., among the wounded. Lieut. Rob;
etymon is the son of- M,, R. 8. Rube rt -
son, of New Glasgow, and a nephew
of Mr. %V. R. Robertson, of lioderich.
Prior to his enlistment he was mana-
ger of one of the largest farms in the
West, at Davidson, Saskatchewan,
containing about 15,0110 acme, and was
making a great succuss of hie opera-
tions in grain-growingand live stock.
He gave up his position in order to en -
Het and had hewn ou the battlefront
for antie mot. the. Later deformation
se to the effect that his injuries include
a ti'actuted right thigh and shoulder
wounds.
The Toronto pape- rs announce that
Maj•.rr 0. ]aim, M. C. (formerly of
Gouerich/ basillisin appointed to cow-
mand the 111110th Regiment Depot.
Toronto, which is recruiting the oyes -
seas draft of the Groat War Veterans.
Jinjar Pols was owe of the first office,*
to go overseas from the 100th, leaving
with a draft of three lieutenants and
100 men in January, 1915. the draft
going over as part of the 35th Bene-
tton. He went to France with (3).. 2Mb
Battalion, and was at Ypres with the
Canadians, and also at the Somme.
At ('ourcelette he won the Mifitnry
Cross. The official notice read :
"Lieut. Pone tallied his men with
great courage and determination. and
succeeded in driving off an enemy at-
tack. He was very seriously wounded,
but remained at his post." its ac-
tually was wounded in forty places by
hand grenades,
Mrs. $avid \Veeton, (iibhmns street,
received on Monday a telegram con-
veying the end intelligence of the death
of her husband, Pte. David- Weston,
in hnapitatl at Bramshott, England.
Pte. Weston went overseas with the
161st Battalion in October last and
had heen in hospital since February.
Buffeting trim "Addison's disease."
A few days before Mrs. \Veeton had
received seord that be warn danger•
ously ill, and hi« death occurred on
Monday. Private Weston was in his
Chitty -fourth year and before enlisting
was employed et the Western Canada,„
flour mill. Besides (17g widow two
littleeans are ler.. one it fine baby ht.y
six months of age about the father
.nus only twice before he went over -
TOMATOES VS. BEANS.
_Why there is more money in *flow-
ing tomatoes than Dewe :`"'
First, there is more risk on beans
than tomatoes. Beans will not stand
any or es much frost as tomatoes.
Then there is the bean plight And runt
that to aft to destroy the whole crop.
Bad weather at the time of harvesting
will damage or destroy the crop.
Coat of an Acre Of Beans
Seed $ 7 Ob
Fitting ground and seeding.. 4 011
Cultivation it (M)
Pulling and drawing in.. ... j403
Threshing and cleaning 1 31'
Receipts -overture 15 bushels
per acre at $6.50 per bushel...$ 97 :al
Cost of an Acre of Tomatoes
Actual cobt of plants nen' acre
ready for planting, including
seed, hothouse, transplanting,
cold flame, etc ..5
Planting
Pitting around
Cultivation
Picking
4 1.-.
4 3:t
3 00
4 Ulf
12 i0I
$ 27 50
Receipts -average :into hnshrls
per acre at 40c per Vushel... $1221 00
You will see there is a Milan's!' of
$17.50 dlff.r.nee per sere in favor of
tomatoes. This is allowing the pres-
ent price of bean.: hut you have no
guarantee of this prise for another
year -they may be only half that
price : whereas on tomatoes you have
a guuanteed contract of forty rents
per bushel for all t Ips tomatoes. Them
figures on growing tomatoes can be
verified oh calling at the office of
THE HURON CANNING at Et -Amicar ii
(roderich.
• -, .amo.MMaa.
L•
Y. M. C. A. CANVASS.
Some Wrong Impressions Abroad Re-
garding the Work of the Organisation.
The canvass for the military fund of
the Y. M. 3.'. A. is not completed vet.
but the results so far show about *IV
in earth, iucludiog $1:03 contributed
during the winter. in addition there
are • few promises. The collections In
some of the factories have ant been
completed, owing partly to some mis-
understanding sod partly to the hur-
ried nature of the canvass, which pre-
vented • thorough organization.
Mr. Y sigh came to town two weeks
ago and naked for • canvass (hie
n,00tb in ruder that they might have
it done at the name time as at CIiuton
and Seaforth and thus save the time
of their speaker. 11 was decided to
make an effort to accommodate him
in this, but the Toronto office was
overwhelmed with work and could
not get the pamphlets and circulars
ready in time, so that they reached
our citizens too late for use in the can-
vass. Hence misleading reports re -
Reeding the work of the Y. M. C. A.
were not corrected and false ideas be-
came prevalent, as was the case w101
the Red Crow and Patriotic funds a
year or two ago.
Mistakes are, of course, made in
Y. M C. A. won k as well as in other
branches of military service. But the
motto of the •'Y" is "Serving Soldiers,"
and they are living up to thio, and are
not in for graft or making money out
of the soldier•. Writing paper, ter in-
staoce,is furnished free and is rot sold.
Neither do the "1-" workers draw
double salary. They are made honor-
s ty captains, but are not put on the
military payroll. Their success in
keeping up the morale of the men is
such that the military authorities
commend their work and not only
sanction but encourage their efforts
it requires physically fit men to do
this, hot they are doing as effective
work as other officers or men.
On Monday one citizen who ■t tint
declined to contribute recon.iderei
the matter and concluded that ibis
movement deserved support and he
made a generous c-intribution.
Another. after making enquiries. in-
creased his suhet option from $4 to
$111. Other. may now wish to help,
sad their donations wit[ he gtadty re-
ceived by any of the collectors or by
the managers of the fund : O. M.
Erlich, chairman ; C. L. Jackson
(Sterling Rank), treasurer : A. M.
Robertaon, secretary. Ooderich ehootd
send at least $101111.
People in Ibe count' y who with to
contribute may do no by sending their
contribution to say of the above-
named eli/e•ery err in ptaring It On the
plate in their own church on Sunday,
properly marked.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
In response to an urgent message
from the Provincial Organization of
Resources Committee. the Board of
Trade and the local Patriotic Fund
committee are taking joint action for
the bringing together of farmers de-
siring help and residents of the
town available for such wu.k. The
co-operation of representative farmers
is tieing secured and a public meeting
will le held in the town hall on Tues-
day evening next in order to further
the desired object.. it is hoped (here
will he a large attendance from both
town and county at this meeting.
Orink Ginger Ale and Orangeade, Etc.
Owing to the present condition of
the water you will want something
you coo drink. We have a good di v
Ginger Ale, Apple Cider and Orange.
ade f made troth true fruit), also Cream
Sod•.. Lemon, Cola, etc, Could make
raised cages :( doz. each split+ $1,
1 doz. quarts $1. Syphons and Club -
olds, Ginger and Orange wines always
on band. tit netuoH MINERAL WATER
4'oo. Phone 3)1.
AUCTION SALES
Ti Esn,i. A,' 1 7 -Auction *ale of farm
-rock and Impleniente. property of Henry J.
I; et t. at Int Ie, c noerioli 1, West Wee encash.
Nile peso/Moe. T. Guseaw, aerttloneet.
April 1. -Auction sale of farm
tock sed implement,. property of Mr. William
Young. $hepperdtun. ■1 hi. premi-r- 10: In,
Link.. Shore ta.id. at I oclock p re. T (0p.eK y,
at e*10nser.
BORN.
E:LLIOTT.-Io t:rderich, on Meech Co
Corporal and lir.. Lewin MIM. View t.
daughter (Ida Fai 'abethn.
DIED.
10004.1:.- In (ander doh town,hl . on Sat a r deny,
March 2i. George Rist. Infant .O., of Mr.
and Mrs. William Moors, aged I star .ind
nnnnm h.
FRt1 %LF:Y in Pori Albert. on T:e.day,
MA, eh 27. Nancy Jane, beloved wife of Mr,
John Fritrfry. in her SFlt year.
516. 1.K•111 -.At KintaU. on 1'u..day 'Larch
2u. Duacatv-MaeLerid-MAI•47th year.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -March 29.
Pare
Wood Wanted and fornale-Jeremiah Real) 1
Set el Oft. for Falb -Bell Bro....... ...........
Seed Oats for Rale -A. H. Clutter" ... 1
Meed O.I. for Bale -8. R. Me Math...... . 1
.t urtlon Base -Thos. Johnson and Lewis
Oovier.
Ten Room- General trough Chapter... .... 1
(11,1 w anted J. tt , "mutt d rine , 1
House and Ln(, for sale -.1.:w. R dkeld and
Guar Salk cid . 1
Dispersion `'tole --Archie Hlslop,Rr.arsl, ecce. t
Twilight Meaaete-Choir of North Street,
Methndl.r Chute/I ..... : l
Renmlllet Nursed.. -.John Stewart (G.tato.. 4
.Annosl MeteberH9oderlth Curhngand Skate
ing A•+nclaflo ............ .... fr
Drink Ginger Ale-OOderlek Mineral Fater I .
company. . . .. . 1
Pahl c Meeting -Rosh of Trade sod Pit-
rlotic Committee ... . ... .. ... ..... 1
We.terei Oats ter Sale --Colborne Farmste'
('Int. .... 2
Auction Sete --R W minim 1
Semi Heady Tapeleing-Wud.Y Nem 8
ire Veer Bit Cho.. A. Rah". CWrutas
Committee .S
Alief ion Sale Rlcha,dr Walter 1.
l