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The Signal
wishets its readers and
friends a
Happy New Year
GODERICH, liNTARIO, THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 191
yor, but did not announce• his inten-I THE O. C. I. EXAMINATIONS.
tions.
Councillor Wallis said he would be The following are 'the results of the ex -
satisfied to stay where he was if the rate- aminatio ns held at the Collegiate Institute
pay•ere wanted him again. 1 during November and December. The
The Mayor reviewed some of the doings figures after some names indicate the
of the year, referring particularly t4 the number of examinations from which the
negotiations resulting in the establishing pupil was absent. Parents of students
- of the National Shipbuilding Co. here. 1 below pass standing are asked to see that
The members passed a vote of thanks home study is given proper attention, if
to the clerk, and Mr. Knox replied by ' success is desired:
stating that he Irked to help things along FORM 1. A.
and believed it had been a good success -
SAVE, Because --
The money saved means much. But the
peace of mind means more.
FOR SALI OR RENT,
DR SALE. -100 ACRES., HURON
Bounty. choicely located. Brick house.
Hank barn. V Ctoseeto1 school. 45,500. J. L.
THOMSON, Harristan. 96.41.
HOUSE TO RENT. -ON KEAYS
levet ; seven trawl-, an a n,veidenoes, re
.seely repaired. Stable ou lot. Apply to J. W.
BAL.KKLD, Goderich It 11. \o, 2, telephone
warr7. .2434
PUBLIC NOTICE.
JAMES CONNOLLY. AGENT FOR
Haflalu Fertthaer, For. W end and Live Stock
Insurance, and Cattle Buyer. Residence Nesto
street. Goderw h.
TENDERS WANTED.
TENDERS FOR WOOD.
1 will receive tenders for ten curds of peen
cordwood up to December the 29th .Inst. The
wood must he mod body wend, lour feet long,
Mild and delivered at flit gal in Gadench be -
fare end of March neat.
' Dated December Doh, 1)17.
W LANE.
Co. Treas.
-
FOR SALE
RRSALE.-PRACTICALLY NEW
top cutter,
McLaughlin make. Also one
ag sleigh. THOS. LE(.G. butcher.
.}rRLE.-QU'ANTiTY OF GOOD
wm apDples. WM JEWELL. R. R. No.
4, G<ders Phones r :1 Godt•nch Rural 91.1m
CRAIGIE'S
surance and
The Poultry Show.
The premium lists are being issued for
the annual exhibition of the Huron County
Poultry and Pet Stock Association, to
be held in the town hall, Goderich, on;
January 14, J5 and 16. This show is ex-
pected to bring together the largest col-
lection of birds ever stn in the county'
There are 121 classes in the list, with a
large additional list of special prizes.
Entries dose Saturday, January 12th.
Applications for prize lists or for informa-
tion regarding Ithe exhibiti should be
made to the secretary, Mr. ` . E., Lym-
burner, Goderich.
CARD OF THANKS.
WISH TO THANK ALL THOSE
s who assisted me In the contest for the Playola
for the nurses' homy. F. E. KING.
Hospital Superintendent.
WAIITRU.
APPEAL TRIBUNAL 1THE LAST FOR 1917.1
CLINTON AND DUNGANNON APPEALS DISPOS-
ED OF BY JUDGE DICKSON
His Honor Judge Dickson sat last
week at the Court House to hear ap-
peals against the decisions of the ex-
emption tribunals ati j>ungannon and
Clinton. Following Is a partial Inst of
WANTED. -LOCAL REPRESENTA-
TIVE to sell nnest line of advertising ea l-
endats and novelties to Canada, Men Of women.
Whole or part time, Liberal c,mme„NMn.
L. KANSTON NOVELTY CO. 57 .haven West,
Toronto
Real Estate
FOR RENT
2 -story hrick-veneered dwell
hot water heating. large fireplace
electric light aria bath, situated
on Wellesley- street. This is one of.
the moot desirable homes in town
and was lately occupied by J. 11.
Marshall. C.P.R. agent: Inimediate
possession.
7 -Honied brick -veneered dwell-
ing, all modern conveniences, situ•
atetl on St. Davitl's street. Lately
occupied -by ,Sohn Youngson. Im-
mediate po.xession.
•
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
2 practically new rod•hrick mod-
ern houses on Huron lend, with
considerable land attached.
'Also several other properties for
sale or to rent.
J. W. CRAIGiE
We wish you one
and all a
Bright and
Prosperous
Neu)- Year--`
ROBERTSON & WOODS
Insurance Agents
APPLES
We have a few barrels of nice
Apples for sale. Different var-
ieties -Nos. I, 2 and 3 --at $4.50
to $5.50 per barrel.
Elaquire of
D. F. HAMLINK
'SPECIAL LUNCH
COUNTER
1n crmne•etion with
I'ho Nouw of Plenty"
the decisions, some cases not having yet
been dispoeed of:
McGee. Reginald P., farmer, R. R. No.
1. Dungannon -allowed while he con-
tinues to farm.
Reid. Willie John, farmer, R. R. No. 1,
Dungannon -allowed while he continues
to farm.
Treleaven, Richard If., farmer, R. R.
No. 1. Dungannon - allowed -while he con-
tinues to farm.
Young. Victor H., farmer, Nile -allowed
while he continues to farm.
Redmond, William F.. farmer, R. R.
No. 2. Auburn -allowed while he con-
tinues to farm.
Sullivan, Joseph I.. farmer. Kings-
bridge -allowed while he continues to
(arm.
Ritchie. William B.. farmer, R. R. No.
3, Lucknow - disallowed.
Free. Harold 0., farmer, R. R. No. 1,
Dungannon.. --allowed while he continues
to farm as at present.
Free. Robert R., farmer, R. R. No. 1,
Dungannon -disallowed.
Dalton. John S., farmer. Kingsbridge -
allowed until he ceases to be employed as
a farmer.
Congram, Gordon, farirner. Dungannon
allowed while he continues to farm.
Taylor, Wm. Ross, farmer, Nile -al-
lowed while he continues to farm.
Anderson, Jarvis. barber. Dungannon -
disallowed. •
Maize. Albert C., farmer, R. R. No: 1,
Dungannon - allowed while he continues
to farm.
Durnin. William Rt, farmer, R. R. No.,
2, Lucknow-disallowed.
r McDonald. David E.. farmer; Kintail�
allowed while he continues' to farm. •
Austin. Clifton. farmer. Kintail-al-
lowed while he continues to farm.
Buckley. Joseph. farmer. Kirgsbndge-
allowed while he continues to farm.
Ch trgbers, Francis Maitland, farmer,
R. ,R. No. 2, Clinton -allowed while he
continues to farm.•
Sutter. John A.. plumber. Clinton -al-
lowed until class 2 is called.
Brown. Albert C.. farmer, R. R. No. 4,
Clinton -disallowed:
Jackson, Stanley G. W.. farmer, R. R.
No. 5. Clinton -disallowed.
Watson, John B., drover, Blyth -al-
lowed until February 1st, 191R.
Taylor, Joseph Henry., --farmer. R. R.
No. 5. Clinton -disallowed.
Holland, Norman James. farmer. R. R.
No. 5, Clinton -allowed until class 2 is
called, if he continues farming.
Guilford, . John, farmer. R. R. No. 3.
Hayfield -allowed until class 2 is called, if
he cohtinues to work on farm,--_
Miller, -Frederick
-allowed until class 2 is called. if he con-
tinues to farm.
.Andrews,. Ernest Cliffrd, tile manufac-
turer. Clinton -disallowed.
Neilson. Walter McK.. farmer and
teacher, R. R. No. I. Clinton -disallowed.
Livermore. Gordon. engineer. R. R. No.
3. Clinton. -allowed until class 2 is called,
if he remains on farm.
Diehl, Carl Ellwood. farmer. R. R. No.
S, Clinton -allowed until clas s2 is called,
if he continues on farm.
Johnston. George Ilowatt. farmer,
Blyth -allowed until class 2 is called. if
W he continues to work on farm.
Glousher, George, farmer, Blyth -dis-
allowed.
McGowan. George Clarence, farmer.
Blyth -allowed until class 2 is called. if he
continues to work on farm. .
Hurnibrook, John. farmer, Londesbor-
ough -allowed until class 2 is called. '
Boyce, Victor L , farmer, R. R. No. I.
Varna- allowed while he continues to
farm.
Kay. Thomas A.. farmer, R. R. No. 3,
Kippen-allowed while he continues as
farm helper.
Glauzier, Percy. farmer, R. R. No. 4.
Clinton -disallowed.
Westlake, William J., farmer, R. R. No.
1 Bayfield -allowed while he continues
s a farmer.
Pickard, Albert L, farmer. llolmesville
-allowed until class 2 is called, if he con-
tinues to farm.
Greer. John. farmer. R. R. No. 3. Hay-
field- disallowed.
Vincent, James Horace. farmer, R. R.
No. 1. Blyth- alk•wed until clasp 2 is
called, ifbe continues to work on farm.
Regan. iyester R.. farmer, R. R. No. 1,
Clinton -al wed while he continues to
farm. s
East, Normarr,C., farmer, R. R. No. 1.
Clinton -allowed \until class 2 is called if
he continues on farts. 1
Jervis. Lorne, Carter, Holmesville-al-
lowed until class 2 is icalled. if he con -
U tinues to farm.
II, Elliott. William R., Iaboker, Hayfield -
di sail owed.
Taman. William Henry, farmer, 'Myth -allowed until class 2 is called, if he
continues to work on farm.
TOWN COUNCIL HOLDS ITS FINAL
MEETING OF THE YEAR.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING ('o.• LI0tIT5:L. Pt N1 IMHaa
Members Exchange Compliments and
State Their Intentions for Next
Year- Reeve Nairn Retiring and
Some Members Will Seek to
••Move Up.''
When down town look us over.
It you are hungry we can relieve
your hunger, it you are thirsty we
can relieve your thirst. Our
prices are right. You are all
welcome.
W. H. 'HAiNES,
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL.
(IODERICH
fun year•Pass-
Councillor Clark said that in going 5' Latimer
about the country he found many towns 1 • F ishrr
. ., r. -. ...._..i.t R. McLeod
IF. Raithby..
w,thagas
--- be an adantageto Glerich to have one.
espectaltyipnlathneset
The last regular meeting pf the town Reeve Nairn was made the recipient of H. NicLx
"' `exl
council of 1917 was held on Friday even- a vote of thanks for the part he had taken E.Driver
mg, all the members being present except in conducting the towns affairs, and in
replying said he felt others had their as- T. Munnings ..
Councillor Cutt. piratns and he was willing to step aside.. B. Bradford
oo 1)
N1. traitor
Mr. G. M. Elliott was present in sup- Collector Campbell. invited to say V. Wihron.
port of a request from the Children's Aid something, expressed his satisfaction with B Davidson
Society for a grant of $50, the- same the work of the .year. There had been G. Ginn.
amount as last year. A motion W vote some little things not to his. liking. but D Andreas
650 was carried unanimously. he was one of those who were willing to. N.Parnham
Rev. G. M. Holmes explained the pro- .forget and forgive. Speaking of'his work M. Hussey
poaal to observe a special day of prayer in collecting taxes for the last fourteen NI Murray
on Sunday, January 6th, as asked by the years. he said he had never yet sold any- t>ktow pas -
King. Union meetings are to be held body out for taxes, having always Ynitdl'J k iii,
that day in two of the churches, and it to avoid this. He deplored the fact that T. McCarthy
was requested that a proclamation be so few men would take part in municipal R.Snazel
issued over the signature.of thelMayor affairs nowadays. In the old days the. B Milord
asking all citizens to- participate. Mr. ablest and best men in the town would
Jas. Mitchell eppported the request. The take plates at the council -men like the (' McLean. • ....
council a motion as r ues ed. late M. C. Cameron, J. C,Dello'', James MM. Stokes .
The collector reported that during 1917 Watson, Mr. Finlay, Rbert (.ibbons, H. Symonds
he collected taxes amounting to 565.575,9 Horace Horton and others. Ile believed A'ri4Nn
ely
and in addition 690 for dog tags. Upon that when the people once got - a •good Below 50 r cent. -O. Craigie 111. V.
his request the time for collection of taxes man -for a position they should' keep him '1 Jeffrey (0, H. Aitchison (U, S.,Currey,
was extended to February 1st. , there as long as he would stay. Some of W N1aclk)nald t 1). '
contractA form of for service in con- the men. he had mentioned had served Average mark, 50.6.
for many years in succession.
Reiquired
Large quantities of
RAP IRON
■
Terms -Cash on delivery
Please phone or write us and our wagon will call.
The National Shipbuilding Co.,
GODERICH Limited
74.3
73
70
109.5
69.5
1!R
137.%
115,4
6,5
64.1
63.9
63.7
63.5
162.7
62.6
61.2
110.7
'60.7
V. Kilpatrick 66.3
K. Weston 65.3
S. Mutch 65.1
M. Baechlel' 63.6
A. Sinclair 63.2
E. Wallace 62.5
L McQuoid. 61.6
J. Kelly (1) ...
... 60
Below pass -
M. Kelly' .,. 59.R
G. McKay. - 59.5
C. McRaeI' 2) . 59.7
E. W ilsori . r 57.2
A. Hume. . , . 56.6
53.3
G. Sault'. ..... ...51.7
1. Thotnpetut, ... ..... 51.4
'E. Cox 50.5
V. Mclennan:.... .. .
r Below 50 per cent. -E. Hays (1). M.
Leddy 121. 11. Clutton, R. McPhee (2).
S. McNally e1).
Average mark, 57,2.
' FORM IV.
57.6
57.4
:ii. l
;Nt9
54.2
.54
33,:3
3:3
necton with the new tore alarm apparatus
was submitted by the Bell Telephone Co.
and was referred to the lite conimittee.
A communication from Mr P. A. Mal-
comson, barrister, of Kincardine, with
reference to klr. Armour's bill as counsel
for the municipalities in connection with
the suit against the Toronto General
Trusts Corporation, was referred to the
finance' committee. The amount of the
bill is $4'25.
The Reeve reported that the machines
ained by the National Shipbuilding
from the Wheel Rigs plant had been
to the Company fur 4350. The trans -
was approved by the council.
'nor Moser. who is chairman of
c works committee. asked the
opinion the council as to whether work
should be .continued up the . Victoria
street sewer. The matter was left in the
hands of the public works committee.
Mayor Muunings reported the result of
a visit last ..yam to 'I (wonto, when be met
one of the then interested in the ship-
building project. His Worship believed
that the promoters would go ahead with
the project.
This concluded the business before the
council. but the members remained fur
some time to talk of the closing .year and
of the new year that is coming. His
Worship thanked the members . ur+their
courtesy to him during the year, and the
eviniheSs
Reeve Nairn intimated that he
intend to be a candidate for re -el
"for. several reasons," which he d
state. He said he had had a gtxxl deal
pleasure in his association with the coon
cel and at sonic other time might again be
able to take a hand in municipal affairs.
Councillor Clark said that, in view of
Mr. Nairn's retirement, he would be a
candidate for the reeveship i
Deputy Reeve Laithwaite said he would
be a candidate "for something."
Councillor Story remarked that he had
not said much during the year, but he
had tried to do hial best and would again
be a candidate. •
• Councillor Moser said he had been in
the council four years and would try for
something higher. either reeve or deputy •
reeve.
Councillor Wilson. like all the other
members, paid his compliments to the
soli
attic
Cou
the pu
MR: SAUNDERS' SUGGESTION.
To the Editor of The Signal. --
SIR. -I noticed by your issue of last
week that the municipal reit had com-I ass-
menced to boil Would it nut or a com- I. Young
mon sense idea in this time of *stress to F. Dougherty
return the enure council by acclamation? H, C trey
Mayor Munnings, Reeve Nairn; and the- 16. Shaw,
other members of the board have given M. I1)lweli
the town -excellent service. There are a Ii. (''alt
lot of matters petaining to the towns G. Murray
'interest which willrequire attention C J')hnsUxt
the present members are familiar with l•Orterhout
the details. In view of the fact that we
1. Mcl)oveII.
are called upon to practise economy. it H. furter
would save the town the expense of an J• (%arrow.
election, and our interests would be in .O. Allen.
the hands of men who have had - ex- punto.
perienc a and have-. left as good a recordi I. B1-4,* ch n .
as any council wefhave had in the past. 4 -
At no time in our town's history .did we (,. Spahr
require sane business men at the head lieknt poses
of affairs more than we do at present. R. 1 mdse.
We require the fostering of our present J• lkxlfurd
industries, the introduction of new plants. r;• Sbeplerd
the development of transportation n and F: x1 1rratjt,.
general -speeding up. Trusting 1 not W Thompson
transgressing,' yours very truly, t. Ye�ultg
ALEX. SAUNDERS. Nl. # me ;,(l.%
'lie low i,(1 per cent. T. Johnslun,
Average mark, tif..i.
- FORM 11.
FORM 1- B.
Ht senors --
O. Cooper
F. Durnin
A: Nairn
am
E. Bradley :3)
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77
76.5
71.7
72.5
72.5
72
71.2
71
;11.9
711.1
14.4
61.1
113.! 1
0:1.5
431
113)
J'ass- -
G. C. Newton .. , . 72.7
G. M. Pinder •.. 6s.5
J M. MacEwan. .67
A. B. MacEwan t..,....64
R. M. Worsell ........ .. ,. 61.2
Below pass -
L. H. Macklin ... .... 58.5
E. M. Lee 5.5.4
E. C. McArthur 54
Below ;r) per cent. -11. Shackleton l._1.
Average mark. 61.3.
COMMERCIAL FORM.
•
ssis
. is. 1
57.3
56.3
; N;. I
L'ndouhtedly you want to make your
farm pay, that is what you are working
for; you want help too, no doubt. Has .
it ever occurred to you that there is an-
other kind of help which costs but a
trifle and pays for itself over and over
again each year, help that helps you to
farm and buy and sell right. The'
farmers' business paper. The Weekly
Sun (26th year). is published with. only
one point in view, that of serving the
farmer. it costs hut a trifle to find out
what a real help The Sun can be to you
and you will wonder how you got along
without it. its market reports are un-
surpaswd for accuracy and its general
farm news is worth many dollars to you. I
The subscription price remains the same
as heretofore, one dollar. You cannot get
as much real help through any other
source or spend a dollar to greater ad-'
vantage. Try it for 1913.
The Christian conscience of the
world is being' quickened to the
realization that the greatest need
of our time is sincere repentance
and prayer on the part of all
'people. Our King. has called for
prayer in all parts of the Empire on
nuary 6th;- the first Sunday of
the %ear. Let us' obey the pro-
clarnation of the Mayor of -our
town to observe Sunday. January
6th, in a real prayer spirt in Gode-
rich. Arrangements have been
made to hold a mass
meetingr men in Knox
church and mass meeting for
women in t Baptist church at
4.13 o'clock hie a half -tour of
prayer.
SAVE FIFTY CENTS.
WE thank the many subscribers who have already
renewed for 1918, and would urge upon others
•
the advisability of doing likewise before the 15th
of January, when the price of The Signal is to be in-
creased to $ I.50 in advance.
The Goderich papers are among the ,last in the
Province to make the increase, which has become abso-
lutely necessary on account of the greatly increased cost
of producing a newspaper. Every subscriber has still
the opportunity of getting the paper for another year at
the old dollar rate if paid on or before the 15th of
January ; and as prompt payment means a saving of
fifty cents subscribers should not neglect the opportunity.
Not more than two years' subscription
vance will be accepted at the dollar rate.
Get a Calendar.
The Signal Calendars are going fast, and sub-
scribers should renew at once if they wish to secure
one. A calendar goes gratis with each yearly subscrip-
tion paid in advance.
Renew Now!
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THE SIGNAL PRINTING COMPANY, LIMITED
GODERICH • ONTARIO
G. Mawhinney.
L. - Walker •
R. Kilpatrick
A. Baxter
E. Washington
Pass --
P.. Carey
13. -Megaw
M. 'figert.
G. Hamilton
L. Johnston
L. Macklin.
H. S oung
D. Dancey
F. Humber
1. McNevin
W. Weir
N1. (,arrow.
E:. Munnings
C. Nairn
11. Finnigan.
1,. Sowerhy,
1. Shepperd
(;. McLeod.
E. Sowerby.
W. Sturdy .
I. McClure
M. Dougherty.
G. McKenzie.
M McNev?n. - -
SI Snell
Below parts ---
I Young
1 Treble
I.. Levy.
F. Chambers.
1. Macdonald
F. I3e eVers.
B. Westlake,..
J. Kidd .
Below 50 per cent. - A. Beckett.
Average mark, 1;1.1.
F(RNI 1i1. 13.
Passe ,
N1. howler ..'
I Iamb
1-.. Mogridge•
T. Laithwaite '2; ...
I. McKenzie
1-. C. Newell 111
I, Foster
C. Hays.
E. Pridham (11
Levy (1)
i). McDiarmid
11. Cooke.
l Lewis
tt Dyer
Tape
1 I)onaldson (1)
11 McNee(1)
N. (;inn
H. Kidd (1)
Below pass--
F.
ass--F. Washington ....
M. McNevin (2) ..
T. Bullard
Below 50 per cent, -R. Augustine.
Average, 61 4.
FORM 11i. A.
!looms- .
E. Walters 75.9
Pass -
G. Gledhill.
A. Anderson 7.2.3
J.' Pinder 3) . , , 0x.7
It Sanderson
L. Watson 12). 63.6
NI. Paltridge,.
G. Makkell II) .. .. , . -.........64.11
R. Harrison (li..., ' 63,9
A. Saunders ..6:3.55,
C. liaechler ..60.4
Below pass '
F. Newell 59.2
G. 1 Mown. 58.7
Average mark. 66.1. -
•I•he Collegiate will reopen on Monday,,
January 7th. at 9 a. m.
J. P. Ht'ME, Principal.
WHO T. WILL BE CANDIDATES?
laterest Now Being Directed to the
Municipal Elections.
The municipal election. are now for
want for. discussion. As was remarked in
these columns last week, another contest
tx•twe'eil Mayor Munnings and ex -
Councillor Wigle lex the thief magistrate's
seat appears to be looming up. Reeve
Nairn ai the last council meeting an -
15 runced his intention to retire from the
council, arid this break may result in one
or mule vacancies among the councillors,
some of whom -have their eyes on the
rd(-veship .''r•deputYsive vest ip. On the
other hand, th, re are those among the
citizens who think that a contest at this
time should he avoided he the re-election
by acclamation of the Whole council as it
stands at • resent.
•IIeN' ) eKK Iti n W 1 r( o lit
6,1
X1.:3 there i. 'sone good material available
7S Among Ilie,names mentioned are thow of
77.7 J. •1. McEwen, 11. J. 1): Cooke. Thos.
(sundry, T. M. Davis. Reg. Sharman, J.
71i W. C•raiyte and A. J. Cooper. with others,
no doubt, w'hn would be acceptable to the
ratepxtvers. The nomination meeting
next Monday night will be awaited with
ntleresl.- .
fhe public sehr5)l,tnistet's whose terms
7I ;r a now expiring are A.,Saunders, R. J.
7 t ' Acli son Thos. Gundry and J. W.
1 craws, Mr. A. S.Chrystal's term as water'
and Ir thtc)tnmis inner also expires.
I
Victory Loun.•
-.
In order that the instalments due on
the % orry 1.ia(0. ore Wednesday, Jan-
uary In d. may be -promptly dealt with by
the Banks, she Sterling Bank of Canada,
.( ich, 111 remain (On ontl Thur -day
62.1 aixt 1•'ridey,.the Std -and 4th of January,
6r1. 1 from 7.3) p. m. to 9.30 p. m.. and on
Saturday, Janrary 50), from 2 p. tn.
until 6 p. m.,.fnt the purpose of receiving
thesis int alment s.
71.3
71.0
71.5
511
e5.e
:,7.2
37
.1_6
ist.1),
.12
74.5
74.1;
'72.2
72
7n:e
711.1
Rood and tisty.
LOCM. TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The Signal is always pkv;Iw•d to publish
school reports it sent iteby the teachers.
The 'Blackstone orchestra hell a success-
ful dance in the Masonic Temple on
Christmas night. - Over one • hundred
permits were present.
The Maple Leaf Social Club is putting
on a dance nn New Year's Eve in Odd -
fellows' Ilan. The Club ingites its
friends to come and have a good time.
Mr. Wm. Stewart. Trafalgar street,
called in the office yesterday to renew his
subscription for another year. Mr.
Stewart has leen taking The Signal con-
tinuously since thetime of Thomas Mc -
()Will. the time
price being
$2.001 a year when he started.
Try I-dweds' lame -mach candy. it is
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HOUSTON. - In•West Wawarxtsh, on December
to Mr.. and Mr,. Jelin Houston, a daughter
(Margaret Jeani.
MARRIED,
CAMERON Mt LEAN At St. Matthew's
rhtarrh, Moffitt Al. on Monday. December 23,
by Mev. Gen H. Rory, B. A. H. I) . Flora.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. K McLean,
Smith's Falls, to Malcolm Graeme Cameron,*
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DIED.
M(AIRIEN.- -In Gorlerich, on Friday, December
21, Jane MtBnen, aged 91 yeah.
LONG. -At Ilenmdler. on Sunday, December TA,
James long. aged 52 years.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Dec. 27
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