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Beginning February 1st,
the price of The Signal
will be $ 1.50 a year in
advance. To the United
States. $2.00.
SiVENTY-FIRST 1'E4R-No 37OE4
THE STERL1rJi).:
OF CA -NADA
..eae,m„t-r,slpgs�,rserw,..
SAVE, Because --
You leave a valuable legacy to your
children when you leave an example
of thriftiness.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES. ON
the 7th co eu,on of Colborne. story-and-a-
haY boil. house. t".ck hare. shed MOM. straw
1 shed hen louse. hug pen. sheep -pen below.
Everythrna .n lair order. Watered by spring
creek, eight Bares plosed, all the rust .n grass. In
every way one of the teat farm. in the township.
A very toad orchard, all kinds of fruit - apples.
plums. pears.aches. Mack cheroot, red cheeses.
grapes. and all kinds 04 small fruit Nice sduae-
lan. near school and church; three miles to Me -
Goo station. three milts r„ •.thorn staton. Ad.
dress ANDREW' JOHNSTON R. R. No. .i
1 Rural telephone 1141,. '
FOR SALE. -SOLID BRICK HOUSE.
all modern aonvenrenees, also gad well soft
•
water cistern. fruit tees. lawns, vegetable arden.
stable. etc. A les minute' walk from the . uare.
fair full particulars addreoe Boz 3;4, HE
GNALOF'FICE.Goderich, Ont. DV•tl
`ARM FOR SALE.• -COMPRISING
is acre. of choice clay land in good shape
n kit t), cvxrssion 3. Gdder,ch townahuk four
miles Trop Godee.ck with five acre of young
orchard is beanng. also .mall fruits. A large
bank barn with cement silo and all modern cpn-
vementes, slim large dwelling house and Imply
stent shed. Telephone and, resat delivery Also
one and three•auarter acme N good land planted
n orchard. pint od le(:x 10. ct�mrwess,on Terms
reasonable Arp4y to GEOR(;E SOW'ERBY,
R R..No. 2 .aterac•h (phoneZZSZ r 2,. 111-2t
L1OR SALE. -FORTY ACRES GRAiN
JL' and fruit tarot three mules nom Goderich.
on Hayfield road It has eight antra of good
apple orchard. Mt per cent. Spy. and BaldwmL a
assber of . terry pear andel plum trees. The
front s a rah sandy loam. sellEsuited for small
trails or regrtahles. the hack a good clay I.s.a, ,n
Ease condition. The buildings are good. s er ,ten
�e and barn. Also sixty acres nearer
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
'OI WILLIAW JOHN JEPYSRSON. LATE or THE
TlsaaNle.rw Mlasir WAWArRM., IN THE
Conserv or NUMMI. ,DEL CAPED
Nonce is hereby even. pursuant to Statute 1
(4. S, chap. 26, sec...,, that all persons having
clams against the mote of the late Welham John
Jeael,004 deceased. who died on or about the 21st
day .W January. NIA. are requested to send by
post. prepad, or delver to the undersagned. .o-
I.citor for George Howard Jefferson and Colin
Cameron Jefferson. executors of the said estate. at
has Whet. Ramat= street. Godenc h. on or before
the •Lard day of February. IHse. their names and
addresses and descriptions and a full sta..emen('of
the particulars id their'cla,ms and the nature' of
the security til any) held by them. Cully certified
to. and that after the soil date the executors will
proceed to d,str,hutr,tle. as is of the deceased
among the parties ent,Ue.t titer o, having regard
only to the claims of whit h they II then have
notice, and that they w.il nut be for the
assets w distributed or any part t euf to any
person M shone alar, they shall not have
had notice.
Dated the rich day of Amory, Ie1s.
M.\(:. CAMERO
e2 -3t "Sol.c,tag for the Era
NOTICE;'TOAREDI TO*S.
IN TNM E$TARE'IiY JAMES LDNG. LATE OF WOK
TOWNSHIP Or C,OLanlNM. IN Tel COUNTW or
HI'pON. FARMEa, DECEASED.
Notice n herrhy {g,ven. pursuant 'to R. S. 0 ,
chapter 121. sexton Xi that all persons having
claims against the wtaie of the said James Long,
Q�emed. who died en or about the -Gird day of
olgptOber. A. U I1117. are requ,red to .end ur
ver to the undersigned sol.t.t or for John
Reginald Long and Harry Richard Long. execu-
tors of the said est •1e at the said deceased, on or
suitable for either grain or pasture; spring telore l4 Gad day d February, 191,4, their Chru-
aw#. 310 rode of tile drains a good horn and tyg Uen and surnames, whir -eager and descriptions,
MiOApplyr. Apply to MRS. WM. BICHAN, It IL I the lull parteculannl their coater, a . aeeagent ori
No. 2. (:orkoch. or phone 2:.h r :1. 9v -2m \ Hoar .-idbyamount. amt the •attired the aeewtne (if
(,any) held by. them.
- -.._ __ - (• And further take notice that after such last.
P01 SALE. menUosed date sad eaxut.rs well Proceed to da -
tribute the assets of the deceased among the par.
----___ -_ ---^ de•, rnt,t k.l thereto. having regard only to tole
cia,m+of touch they shall then have received
R SALE.-REJ) BRICK MUSE, niece, and that the escut.t, µ.11 n.d he habie
with all cnevrnerw'e.. Apply W. A. C -HIS- fm tM +auf assets,,,,.«4a any part thereof. to any
M, Trdrlga. -tree( 8411 persons 1.of whose claims umCe shall not
have Base e,rd by them at the time of nth
_ distribute,,,(((,,,
LOST OR FOUND Dated else 715 lily of February. A. D. 110.5.
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CHARLES GARROIR,
ose IN(kralstrob. Ont..
CaODERICH.- A DARK Solicit r for John Reg ,mall Long
ROBE Finder will be rewarded on leaving 02.31 limp Long
the slime at D. M.O'BRIEN'S. f
FOUND. -ON THURSDAY. FEBRU-
ARY 1tth. on Cambria road, a purse con-
taining a sum M money. ALLAN R. GREEN,
R: No 5. Guder.ch.,
WANTED.
U7ANTED.-COMPETENT.'
HOUSE.
TY KEEPER Inc convenient (s
nt em Worm.
Family M t wo. Apply SIGNAL OFFICE.
CRAIGIE'S
Assurance an
Real Estate
A RFAI, HAR(.:IIN
White Krick. 1 l -.tory. wven-
rvrrtli I sc. bath anti electric
lights; gond barn. two tote with, 11
fruit trees. situated on the corner
of Cameroon and Raglan streets.
Price 91,700.
FOR SALE OR TO RI:NiT
I S-etory tea brick -veneered
dwelling• electric Tight. sltUatedlon
the west Nide of Hewn Road. In).-
stellate pww..lon. e
Also Aeveral
other pmprmie 'or
reale or to rent.
FARMERS_
1 have enquiries for several fern,
propl•rties.
Fire, Lik tai Atciieet Iasuraace
J. \Y. CRAI(OIE
00111E WORK.
WOULD YOU LIKE 11 TO S2
DAIl,1lr AT HOME. KNITTING
WAR $OCK' ON AUTO KNITTERS'
EXFERI FJrJCF: UNNECESSARY.
SEN PD 3 -CENT STAMPD.
AUTOKNMENT
IITTER COMPANY,
COLLEGE ST.. TORONTO.
SPECIAL LUNCH
COUNTER
In connection with
"The itonne of Plenty"
When down town kook es over.
If you are hunpry we can relieve
your hanger, it you are thirsty we
can relieve yonf-Meat. Our
price. are right. You are all
welcome.
W. H.'HAiNES,
Raman( EXCHANOF. H(rrEI.
OODERICH
r 11 r 11 t -
Required
Large quantities of
e
SCRAP IRON
Terms -Cash on delivery
Please phone or write:us and our wagon will call.
The Naional Shipbuilding Co„
GrODERICH Limited
1f a J
imjL
(
ONLY A FE11 OF THE
Signa! Calendars
left. Pay your subacrip-
i tion at once and get one
t► before they are all gone.
E ODERICH, ONTARIO THURSDAY Y. FEB. 14. 191 s
TIIE SIGNAI. PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. Plum's/tops.
TUB LADY MINSTRELS.
dig Houses Witness Two Clever Perform-
ances.
The performant•esof the Lady Minstrels
at Victoria Opera House on Thursday
and Friday evenings of last week were a
splendid success. Bumper houses greeted
the players on both nights, and the sub-
stantial sum of 3390 was netted for the
funds of Alexandra hospital. The young
ladies deserve infinite credit for their
effort and for the ability which they
demonstrated in putting on a performance
of a kind that is usually' left to the men.
Of course, they had to have some boys to
do the funny parts; but they are learning
fast. and next time the boys may have
nothing to do with the performance but
shift the scenery.
The first part was a minstrel show of
the regulation type, with a black -faced
chorus and black -faced and pictur-
esquely -garbed" end -ladies,'' Miss Adelaide
Nairn was the interlocutor and `did her
part in admirable style. The "end -ladies"
were Virginia Creeper (Miss Edith Mc-
Manus), .Angelina Spigot (Miss Lulu
Mitchell), Melinda Corn Tassel (Mr. Hal-
liday Smith), Chloe Possum (Mr. (;. L.
Parsons). Mandy Lee (Mr. E. Sexemithi
and Lucinda Snowflake (Mr. - H. O.
Sturdy ). Each had a song, and both songs
and choruses were well executed. Other
soloists. all of whom, as well as three al-
ready mentioned, were encored, were Miss
Irma Whitely, who sang "Love's Hour;"
Miss Isobel Doolittle, who gave an ex-
quisite rendering of a beautiful yang,
Gond Night:" Miss Mildred McColl, who
sang "Indiana" in spirited fashion; Mie
Kata Lyttle, whose song,"Sweet Adair,'
"s
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RGENT NOT1CF. TO WATER -
TAKERS.
Water -taken are urgently reqs, -+ted, In case of
fire ,n any part of the town. to shut off Immedi-
ately any water -tap that may be running in
their Messes. 1t n moat important that this be
carefully attended to. in order that sufficient
water lrrswtre may be had.
J. B. KELLY.
Engineer.
F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late Housc Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aural Hee{atoil attestant at Alouret,dd•s
Eye Hospital arta Golden Square Throat 14 -
pita'. London. Eng,,
Sg Waterloo St. S.;Stratlord. Telephone 2s
TAMES CONNOL
O 1 Buffalo Fertiliser, Fire, -
Insurance. and Cattle Buyer.
Wert. Goder.ch.
AGENT FOR
rad and Live Stock
•drnce Newgate
AUCTION SALES.
A CCTiON SALE OF A DESIRA LE
eCOTTAGE WITH A LARGE GARD'
LOT. FTUATE
UN
O THE CORNER K
ODE TON ANll()L'EBEC STREETS IN
GODERIC 1. --
i am instrtitled by the administrator of the
estate "I the la
MRS.\SARAH JOHNSTON
to sell by pubhi\ auction at the premises on
• SATURDA. FEBRUARi' Yyd.
commencing at 2 o'clock sharp, IN. above prop -
Mr
The cottage is well built and in Retro repair. and
44.... s a good garden *4th a number ro Irutt
trees.wlt is convenient to the C. P. R. and on ore
of the best residence streets in (:blench.
Tutus. --Ten per cent. of purchase money to be
paid at time of sale; balancerwithm thirty days.
R. C. HAYS, T'GIINDRY,
Solicitor for Adminivtrat ur . .\ucuun•er,
SPECIAL FACTORY
DEMONSTRATOR
representing the
WHiTE SEWING
MACHINE Co.
of Canada will be at
THOMSON'S MUSIC
STORE
on Friday and Friday
evening, February 15th.
x
Von are invited to call and
see the demonstration and ex-
hibit of art work and other
sewing done on the WHITE.
Have you increased
your Insurance,
to meet the rising value
of property, goods,
furniture, etc ?
Attend to this matter
NOW.
ROBERTSON & WOODS
Insurance Agents
was one of the geettiest of the evening; I1Eleattor Hays. Claire Kays. Emily Mr. THE LADS IN KHAKI. °°""'""
MisskEather Hoge,,
who was heard with , Alice Nairn and Harriet Porter),
appreciation in ' hen 1 Was a Dreamer,"' the clever training of the girls by Mitts .
and Miss Ada McClinton, who sang in I Hodge. of the G. C. 1. staff. showing rreel-
gpod voice and with much dash "Same- i lent results. The pantomime showed a Red
where in France," which with a burst of Cross nurse (MissLyttle) tending a little' The many friends of Pte. Wyndham
tong -waving and the unfolding of the I patient (Miss Jean Chapman). with the Beer were glad to hear of his return on
Union Jack above the stage concluded ebe accompaniment of an appropriate sono$ Tuesday night. Pte. Beer -enlisted and
first Pert amid thunders of applause. and duet. "Just a Baby's Prayer at Twi- went overseas with the Itilst Battalion.
The endmen indulged in many jok .' light." by Miss Lyttle and Mr. Parsons, but after spending a month ut England
funny stories and local has. and t the sung being illustrated by the figure of he went over to France with a labor bat-
performanee war a very entertasni a soldier in uniform tI'te. J. A. Fox). ; talon. He was in Francis for eleven
blending of mirth and music.The tableau was very pretty and dies- month must of that time being spree
The ser rt otx ted with a funny eve. I around Ypres. where he took part in
sketch, "Me - My „Gal.' by the old' The performance was much enhanced many of the engagements there. Pte.
favorites Georg and Henry !Lionel Par- b the work of an efficient orchestra Bier was sent home on account'of rheu-
suns and Harry ' urdy). which kept the uuder the direction of Mr. C. J. W. Tay- • matvn, but has to report at London for
house in a gale ' ughter. Next was a tor, pianist. the other players bring further orders. Ile rays that everything
cabaret scene. wry . sty and very gay, M s. C. Wallbank (trombrxte). C. C. is going•satisfactoriiy for. the Allies and John lull J49 Iib 1T2 496
with a variety u( ant twining specialties. Hem (violin), E. Spahr (cornet i and that they are sure to win sooner or later. Hart Townsend 44 1!A Ifitl Mi
These included a solo •y Miss Doolittle, C. HL )bass viol/. Alex. Powell S IIH. 160 467
dancing by Mas* Marty and little Miss The ' embers of the minstrel chorus . Chas. I lumber 1 r 157 1K4 1402
Martyn, a q tte song b Misses Ha- were • M s. Sexsmith, Misses May Me-' Mr. and Mrs. J. 1Y. Taylor, Lighthouse
Fred Hunt 1 14k3 190 5'21
dred McColl, Ethel Nairn. ..elude Nairn Manus, rene Saults. )oral Stoddart, street. 'rttt•lytd wird on Monday ferret Gra total - 2449
and Mrs. Dunlop, a Loan a by Miss Mamie 'arrener, Jean .Nairn, Ethel their stn Wallace that_ he- was about to
.�." -
Grace Stager. and a very prett - Os andtion in the Naval Air Service at Iia( Shore, PUBLIC LIBRARY ' OARD.
of dancing by AGss Gertrude Os and Gladys 13rd(. ., sopranos. and !Mrs. Dun- State-
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Harold Williams. stowing le of lop,\Ir Naf ,MissesTye, Sturdy, Et -'N.1'. He pas ext his examination sic- Annual Meeting Hears Fina • 'a1State-
the new steps. rove \)coram, MtClinion. Hazel lie)- cessfully std was glad to be able to go K
Another pretty scene was i roe cher and Gertr .r - Porter. altos.
Another bowling match between the
winners of the Saltford-e;oderich mneme
and a five-ntan team from the National
ytihipbuilding Company was rolled on
Tuesday night, which was won by the
originals by 237 pins Following are the
scores:
N. S. Co. 1 2 3 Total
A1. Spro41 145 116 1.1 412s,
J. Reid s- 137 133 157 427
C. Spew 182 156 147 4443
W. Bengoug 168 128 155 451
J. Spain 170 11,1'( 139 437
Grand total - 2'212
Original. 1 2 1 Total
along w all the other boys. went and Appoints Office
diced by a sung, "In tete ( 51r. C A. Nat who was the busses WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY 1 he board of the Frye Library;
Long Ago," .ung by Miss s manager n( the u remaking, repeats that i tilt d l
on
Saturday ave m the council chamber of
Coll. sox guts appeanru in costumes o the receipts he two nights were
-- the town hall, as the library buildin is
the "long ago ' and executing some of 47•i and the expen. 's $s.i. leaving a net For Goderich People to See the Greatest heatlessthis season. Mr. H. R Ig
the graceful old-time dances. The six :lance of $11E, as <iready stated, -as a Scenic Prolucuon. intolerance. ' was reappointed chairman, Mr. John Ga
Nretry girls were Mists Doolittle. Ethel c. trihtitiun U. the 1 ds of the hsplital. treasurer, air. J. A. Fowler secretary, Mr.
airn, Irene Sayles. Alma Sturdy„ Jean _. • Of unquestioned interest to local' J. 1.. Aitken caretaker and librarian. The
Nairn and Agnes Saunders.• pplaygoers, is the announcement that 1). while hoard will form the book committee,
S.. A. Tag ' y, `1':l:rillith•' new spectacle, -Intolerance•." with Nir. W. Coulthurst as chairman.
The last number was a patriotic drill {>
which ran over sex o New a .d • ntomime The drill w Satur c of this week till m ells in r York. "rhe. annual ata
pantomime, I, Its exlratr(1 t be tag -day. )emcee of the treasurer
in faultless styles by slsteennG. C. 1. Nrrla in aid of he Salvation :% my re, 'hut is coming to \)cassia Opera Roux on was as follows:
Dorothy Uarllty, Marion Lee: Glady work an the Ca"adia
�@qhs. H Cooke. Dorothy. France. An 17ort is 'being
NI shall, ve Allen. Gladys vation Ar • throughout
A
c c K 1
�i raise )
1 Cue.. Alice Mac-
ve
is purple-.
Ewan, Jean Bogie, - Helen Galt. "lagge'rs" a gen .xis reception.
Saturday: February 2:L
soldiers in RECEIPTS.
ode by the
Intolerance" tells the story of love's Balance from 191l;
struggle tarso to thn,ugh,ut the ages by means of
Give the four contrasting narratives. the scenes of
which are laid in ancient Babylon, Judea
I when Christ wa+ on earth. mediaeval
I Parts and a modern Amerji,-an city.
The production. which et said to he
the most magnificent one oLan time, cost
over t wo million dollars.` It Wes three
• years in the making and 12.5.000\ people
look part • in it. Juiging from its' tong
and highly successful engagements UI
met hods Chicago, Philadelphia. Pittsburg. San
Francisco and Los Angeles, its medal ity
bet„ will morn tfiaii meal that i 'Tim Birth of
this a Nation:" -�- '
Board of Trade Annual.
1
Cr4LL TO PRODUC ION.
BY BARRY SHANNON. s�
has dawned, and while other
and. schemes once original ha
buried and obliterated. so also mu
song be.
11itbout co-operation. shoulder
stoukler work. no firm or•uga)
tiomllas ever attained success, and with
out a "joint" effort in greater production
failure may result. Stop ex one moment. e
if sou will, and eousider the . men over
there. (bye morning, at break of day, the e
4'rrd' is Whispered :long the trench:
"Z' t ready to oyer."' The boss know 4
the ening and in that, "going over" 1
they ve the treiing that ierttre- will isA An irN
survive. But d o they fatter.- Dees any '
ed h khaki d one of th number grumble
ass rumplain? lgot unge abroad
ding. Thr sacred rights of the little Without murmur, -oyer they go"
mulcts were being trampled upon and together aril t' means another b•.: for others. :\less
`there was. only ONE PATH to pursue: the Kaiser an itis hest The corn and the l;. T.
sf •it meant that they should by the women of Hurorllttust practise co-opera-
...r
o-opxra- are selling tickets a,
steep•they' were taking some morning so tion this year. if tl promise to her sons is ling public may rely
a grave in Flanders, it mattered not -' to he carried one an. the demands of the• liable information and
they weleprepared to die in the reahza_ I b,ys ii' be mel. i at, the old stand on the
tion that when weighed in the balance Here and three we find a farmer Take Nott
they had ttl)t been found wanting.' wh'tt'ill riv': "Well. it 1 increase the
lfuron county`llas ever been proud of acreage over .that of last yea hint am 1 Envelopes will he placid
her sons. How the,fathers and mother, of to garner t ins" s in town in the early parr
Huron havegluriechs they read of the 1(4 that man. I say: "Fear , it! Y..0 the women of the W. k'
success of some "Hutton boy" who had state your willingness to du your t and 1 pierces of rrrrn'i' Ii any
won for himself a place in the hl,th the powers that be will see that y( get as old silver thimbles, wa
chambers of.this or anoth land! It has hell for both die±owing and the rear g, {ins. gold buttons. link
always been a cause for joicing and On the 17th of IX•t•ember last a t ni or silver chain. or, where
"the killing of the fatted calf"hen some Government was elected. by the people u ' of these, a donati.,n of moray. Plea's
lad who had first seen the ligh of day Canada and the fact of conscription of '
in Huron ha, distingui-hed
among men in the outer world. H
has already played a prominent part
the great struggle. but the chances are
that she will play •a greater part -ted
in the course of another few 4t'eeks. when
hundreds more Of her native.b rn cross
the Channel and Walk the trail to the
firing line. With one accord. we furl
that these lads well bring honor to
themsely their cntntry and their
homes, w n the great opportunity
presents itse When they, left us, we
told them that. vee at home truuld_ •'back
them top with the "last dol
grain of. wheat, arid the last
that Dromise must be fulfilled.
But without food lads
fight. Canada and Huron count
done well in the past-remar)ably
and we pride ourselves in thl• know
in keeping with "gteatless" days and
"heatless" days. we so`had a "thaw-
less" January this y , bu alas! when d
did come at the beg ulg of r week it
tended to remind of anot season
which will short ly at hand and f the
duty which wt• mu perform when "the
grass grows green in "
On a foreign battle -front, hundreds i
Huron boys are lighting. shedding
their; blood. and ready to die if need
be. that the hi host pnneiples known to
the world aKracy may prevail.
When mien were deeded to carry on the
scrap. they did no, hesitate - they Bun-
n the - n w
-1 a ant at duty's bid -
to
The
rade w
the to
R n,
,. Ey
Lill( n be
nnual meeting of •k.. Hoald of
$ 1844 50
Legislatn•e grant . - 191 0-4
AIURH•tpJl appropriation &V 00
County .grant R W
Fine.. rte'. 58 45
$1112 99
EXPENDITURES.
Hooks,. $ 225 t(li
Magazines 114 75
Repairs 7 45
Insurance. 57 60
Light . 125 99
Salaries 3:30 On
'ting. 10 44
I dentals ' 9 44
Library Associ:tthm fee 2 10
I be held in the council chamber Kash on"•md 2244 tat)
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w hall next Monday evening.
w 11 be received and officers 31116 !l9
•ry business man in town ss 1 gest 1.
nett.
"NO
!Rent owing from /Militia Ik•-
MINl3 TO IT." partment S .t0 (14
at
(cavort of teem. to holtµ
lows tickets
can ,
Y M
at the downtown
h
914
Tin p of Godersch. balance of ape
ltrupriatinn 2:r0 (t0
•
mud .S 290 00
LLawrence & Sn. I Mr. 1'. T. Leckie was introduced to the
awrenc agents hoard and took his seat. Messrs. Long.
I, and the tray)- ('alt and C'oulthurst have been re-ap-
trnnted members of the hoard furs further
n securing re- term-.
'n. rt,ou+ service'
SPECIAL $1.95 'OPTICAL SAL
of .warranted extra Jine quality gold+,
Notice. filltsl-rimmed
sptclac(r. and rye�tlasax•s,
ink n' home with best white spherical lenses. Regular
of next eek by $-I.'dl value, for only *1.914. Eyes ex•
T. 1 - the amined most carefully free by our well-
' tnnk-is. -ucli known and txain.taking specialist, Mr.
trheasts. "cr` tum, Hugh ti. lonnerly optical expert for
. pieces of i' Kent's jeoelry store, 'Toronto. The
you have in prier of all optical goods is advancing
avidly aril thew values are the best you
see ur,me• time. Come earlys
w class on y - Friday and Saturday,
2eid and '23rd. Noun's. ART
E.. ;rderich.
u
lace In your envelope. .teal. and put 1
imsel! , men for the army ovei -ea- was surely not !Astir rlemr and amount on the same.
the only issue tribe dealt with. These' Thenlater on in the'we.•k collectors will
h .n' 'r
men were sent there to handle the affair- lean for them This is, to help provide Ser
ni Canada during the war and they must 'hot drinks lor oar boys at th- (runt. Mr. r Jro'
kegoxxl. While *pmts.( them have
C. M. Elliott is custodian our th1.. fluid.human hair
none ami rnthustastit' in some parts I The donations will he m hi- care. until
atter of usiingetttt•R influence .10 dispwste1 o1. \I. a. 1)5vHta,x, i'n. Nuvt, that lit Ir
e fuel situation. let us hope ---- strength.
ve been hut 'resting' after , Look! Look! Look! . I a+ strong
li h d hl
w
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that they
the battle a
to meet the p
titin. They t
gel to Ottawa
the War pr
way', and, un
'kidding us tl
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IS
a symbl of strength. The
containa,but little iron, but
essential to health and
•ental sense you are only -
blood is strong in iron.
1 gath•nng 0 nee trrngth'Fosse..
H rt r ns vigor and health.
i The C. H Tamar- Ltd..,, 'Fos se..:ere 11 con art- p e. ne (•nus and weak you
Ions .11 Greater hr•duc- 4(1 the British E•orhane,• hotel with a need iron. %Vu'le's 1r fills pruv•de iron
r r s that they wanted to etenplete rause n1 111 •n'+ -rete., and sum in its hest form. -t will 've you iron -laden
for r purpxsr• of sifting mei- suiting- and are -femme 1.'.r+std and l,),' d the kind that I renew your
prosecuted the only pro,r,r tweed from *Is ti•). Nir. Botsford. the energy. fake t •m , ihuty•fivr
k-.- t that they woke' designer of .the C'nnv;uly• will give all cents a hundred.
he larinr•r get help and cuetome•r: hes Is•rsenial attention elide •---- -
' ere. Thr I. Ia1Lxs Ltd . Hri;i•l1 '1'n' Edwards' ho Itis
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plenty of st."
cannot Some may sat • "Tin: arta Is prams- N':change hotel. tederich, flet Rotel ate! lasts.
have titre!".1 leer forty year, awls a n
ell- and runt known as Germany bear
Ix
n t hen ;
OBITUARY. II quaht c counts, -use
hut ge, mare for a terrible death -struggle. any r liven,- . e Imam In bulk r
a message has come across `the dt p Huron boys have stripped Ior the fight G(`)t )D11'iNi. ---'The death e, \Ir.:\1(redl a c••u• • • Phone 240.
h h d 'g\reatlk behalf of the defence In that row toilet III >d vaned' n \t rnd.n
ale c
which means greater effort an ( win , a vurrr ' .
production still; You will all agree with me Ihat had . 'rmn at Ale xaudra ho+pita), where he GU NURY'S SALE REGIS
"Canada must irfcrease her pre), "14111" and his arm!: not been •.. well h been slider treatment fur about two
duction this year by 2:i per cent." t Purr1 the end would have lesii err c , N (...dwin had been ;n failing , -
What dexs It mean? It mean': that .thl date. The walls u1 tort•, tears .41 !wait s for year. Ilt was horn near >t^`"" t•'h-1. Anrtn'n .a Ie id rham
n f Hrrrlord talk• anal hog+ ass Ge+o' 4, antl''
every farmer must plough efios(r to the tkepiration arc riot +., eJsilt baleen Mimics Ir s 1y -live year- ago and spent i.,rm..•n.• code mouth, ,1=4, f"mmrmc, at
fence this year than he has done before: do -n: wu months In the future and ori ,it h Is hn Clinton. His wife pro.- 1 :aro, m. Georg.. H.,thnd, ;adoietor, Tho
it means that that tittle tract of waste land strum w' I Is upon u• I dtweased h salve ce ars and I. Is a iiilry ""'" S'••r e
m I gird an sour set,, 4i l,*v, 1 .•1. -, Cleans
must be tilled: perchance the orchard arms now. )raw up your -Woe-prints" .lin'iyr(I by children: Mr.. S. R. g auction vele
e \lac\lath. of ( rich IOw'n1 (•arm stock and ompis mens prole. t id Allred 1.
can be "broken"; it means that every today: Ilia „ mous chance to help the t, hop: mese Er1111C,m sot it. 00011e.«n 7. W .st Ws red h.
citizen of every town and hamlet must he British Endrin• and the .epresentativr. W. Glenn Campo . of Aylmer: C;rtrp• F.ver)4Mnx mum geo. as 'Ann 1, .odd.
a "tiller of the soil" and every back -yard or Old Huron at the front. Douglas Goodwin. w
must be a farm.Huron county is "tht• garden of Can -
There
;u0e rang (r
There wasa time when the townedleople ada"; she has never failed to an-wer in
could sit by the fireside and on the lawn the hour when duty called, and she will
and raise their voices high: "The farmer not, must not. be wanting `now•. 11 ynu
feeds us all" -but no more! A new day can't fights -produce.
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ER.
Industrial Millinery Classes Reopen
■
The Millinery Classes of the Industrial School are
being reopened and will be held at the home of the in-
structor, Miss B. Knox, Waterloo street (nett the Rink),
until the usual school -room can be heated. Miss Knox
asks all those wishing to join for the spring term to come
to her home and enroll on Wednesday, February 20t or
Thursday: February 21st, afternoon or evening.
•
19 in h)api(al In wtar`r +p.i Fee, ;n• -C lranng auction then(
gag 1/ilst ltting, '•nm and ,mplr,m•nr.. ;e.5.pa.•rty ) Mr. E.1.
and Victor (n,dw'in. N1c'Iaggait, t•r. lin 11.. dance tare 1.1. lullen. Everythingto bum +.A.1 a+ )arm ,. rested.
Sask. The deceased was a ifrlong and
faithful member of the Nle 'st church. R
Ile was also a member of 'C 0. N. BORN.
held t resi- . "'(e,�wR Ai WO Conn, ,tan Ug tI, (Mass,
A funeralservice sas 1 .nNl Mrs Arthur O'Connor, a dadRhlrr (Mai )
dence ofkev.Jame•s Hamilton r Weilncs- NI.,r t Ann
day. Rev. J. E. Ford also assts ing. and y Ma e,l1.LICUUDY. At Grace Mrgit al Toronto.
the remains were taken to Clinton, for in- f 1 uesdar. February 12, int rad Mrs. T t.
F: Ms .1,,n '/del Y. SI•A Galley avenue, Tor •
termenL 11 is a coincidence ta( Mr. , • onto, a ...n
fter I OIEO.
1 ;Oe trti1'IN In Goiters h. on Monday, Fet.ibary
I). Alisrd 1I (iurlwm, agedrum yeses.
Among those present at the funeral WY r wH.sri)-s‘113.%1:::k •lord. Mich.. on Saturday.
Mrs. Glenn Campbell and anon (;(rdtm, of , • F'.•Iruary nny Salkeld, µdr or (;coelia
AyyInver, and !Ors. I.ewis Goodwin, of W'Iwn elly of tkideTchr.
Mitchell. 1 \I. Mil/ III (;rrrkrech, on Thursday. February_ t 7. Cap,. Ales. Ms:'��'.1rd. aged AI years.
KIN(NRRIDGE. • TIERNEY -In Gisler - on Sunday. February
( 141. I'atck.Terney, aged t.l years.
MONDAY. Feh. 11. , IiEATTIE -In Oorch,on Twcd.y, February
Engineer J. Young spent a few days I r lenatt Miaow, Aged 711 years and x
with friends lure last week.
wee he
Mr. 1'. Sullivan. of Young. Sask., is i NEW AOVERTISEME/41rS--Feb. 14.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Foley. i Page.
Miss Lizzie Griffin, of (;'lderich. visited r;ovn omen, Standard Fln.,r Western Canada
hem last µwk. � F'lou. Mill. C... Ltd g
Miss Mary Fitiylc, of Detroit, is visiting "''
R C.rd .d Thank. -Martin Dyer, Auburn
at her home here. ; Mdhnery Claws -Mien Knelt 1
Mr;Mvis)'Reilly has returned alter a nix 14,41. I.nrit 1) M O'Brien week1
s' wise with friends al (.'hlcagn and Ids,« ib Sale W A. CA,.hnlm
1
Detf(iit. trammel rat ion Th.rn nn'. Music Seer 1
Mia. Anna and Mr. J. C. Moxvt n1 -Intolerance" Victoria Opera Housea
Griderich spent a few davit visitingtheir
Parse tine ..Found Allan R. Green 1
sister, Mrs. J. C. Dalton. last week. Notre - w. WC. T. (1.. .
Goodwin passed away lust one year
his son-in-law, the late W. Glenn Ca
bell. formerly well known in (irocteri
r'