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SAVE, Because -
A savings account is a sign -bo
to happiness.
IOQ SALE OR RENT. .
I • AOCTION;ALES,
(•OR SALE._ FRAME C TTAGE, lhi MCRTGAGE SALEO? VALUABLE
1' Good stated rspont. a Mt �4rama AP -
pip 40 MR. F. WOOLLCOMLg+ Train IN THE TOWN car GODERICH.
ss -eat.
VOR ilSAaLE.-SOLID BRICK HOUSE Urger and by virtue of the
Lesqw mss ale cnalained In three P°wcees of
B,.tX 10. SI/:NAL OPf•tCE. GodsriA. the vireos, there wiU mo the held by
ARMS FOR SALE. by pubsc auction, at the offered for sale
FSPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL.
in the Town of Oadench
BUY A GOOD FARM. , OR
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TUESDAY. 3Ist day Itf DEfrom' it einsoirn, from the statements of
tan rem d choice bred within • nide and •-hal! '� , Ib, 1 I A. D. 19 & thorns litIdle car. that the drivel Weir
I1ONDAY NIG frS
TRAGEDY.
Mr. J. H. Colborn ?Nevelt by Aise-
m.bike and Fatally Injured.
a
Tlw ('hriNtlnas eeemou In Galerk•h
Ims berm warred by a terrible fatality
w•W(-h o.'t•urept' on Moab, night,
w Mr. John H. 1'ulbortw, one of the
Twat-ku ow a residents of the tow u was
killer( by an automobile. The event Is
otw of the moat distressing asst have
ever happened In (lotlerteh, and it is
the tleet tlwe, we believe, an auto-
mobile ambient hl Goderteb has -
rutted fatally.
Mr. 4'olIMorne abortly before 11
ei 'Irick had purehared inane oysters at
Ed%arida restaurant and war .•reseing
the roa(Iwry of the Square uu his Ry
how, t' hen no automobile drive% by
.1r E. 1. Crust, 441(11 Bert Towrtseud
and .I. 1'. net in ole rear seat, titrnsk
him and carried ur dragged him for
some dl+tsn,' Hr. ('naw after stop-
ping the ear pleked up the injured
1111 and t•arrtet hiss Into (', 1', Leri
sine.', .tttt•rwanls be nn+ take% 10
the himpltnl. where be dh+l In leets
than tau bourn without regaining Oen-
s luttanx•-s, Iia kgs were broken stall
i• ,11411. 11414 skull fractured and other
i IJ 4llts smita Med.
tea .flat, d the beat villages m Huronon line of at tau o dOG in the aft
R. Good church.. school and market. afternoon.
the (Of -
TM tr.'s m Dower condos,°; mail (roti•'! mg (rrew▪ e °petty, ,;any.
fraass cad walar. m la[t,
thole a re- (arm All and y lot fun
.be
tririautssvmeso help. Price le -Y o, n>.ennah4 hundred a t) -ant I 21 n rat the
srwwer fess made It10grY 0111n. sod ie .r.ning flim( r ora
arms; corner of South t and the Square, in
He acres with good btatdin} Un acres s
sal, balance pasture and timber. 1 Ione n.lr
to thea larm, but 1 aro tad it la good in
war, le wale* two mules d rearket and
and a (Awed far .ale as owner's eons are ov
wit• Price k Ire,. on.tiala tory teras
lea airs beet el had and lankie r's. within
twee �� d tare**. Has slaty, been a
pronta.M On. Geed reaeoos for waist. PI,"
`,ash TH°h. C.UGoderkh I
id the town of C
tr' Huron, being k
change Hotel
RENT.- OFFICE AND FIVE
then illn
-R�ip�s dwellreg M lslaaeallta
y to M. E. KELLY- 1
�aQ Rt SALE --RED BRICK HOUSE.
�OL71 },'stares
eoesessa..tmt Apes* W. Ali.5C43111131-
•
thirty d
i
4Q
wANTED.-COOK.
maraca faun r. anal
len •o w we. stem 011
REID. Mims street_
W ANTED.--114tKING
BR( /THEM CO LIMIw
IIIRLS W
U GODER1CH K
(
•ERAL,
sera
,e
lits/411g 10 tow^ right. 1Bteudtig to paw
I.•hllei Hr. 1'ulbonn•, when the latter
three( lack The car then-werved
to the left to avoid hiw, and Mr. (?ol-
Ixn'ue also turned bark. and it 44as too
late to 4)rold a 4011161401.
in the county of Hr. Colhoriw was bon] seventy-nine
81. the brit fh Ex- year. ago 1n the city of New York.
111a parents, Lr. and Mrs. Alex. l'oI-
erectAd the lead- kora(,. afterwards moved to n farad in
town 04 Godo. he township of Hostage, Lanark
00 bttaineas for county, whore Mr. Colborne spent his
e is a three. early da)'.. An a young lean be
g fort) four taught owlsoo1 sad was ao engaged at
a large dining- Ilearorth before coming to 1;oslerleb
repair building is fort) four ye.trn ago. Herr tie went
lata the .0-ye.Oty 1.114111.114111.11411W141with his
rty will be brother.tie date W. ,t. Colborne. then. Test per for a fen, year. was 1u the grain Mod-
( I be pfljd 1144111, mei returnednall.) returlt to the dry-
andthe coos 111.-Ileae with which his namewithinlha+ Twee .,+etarlrl.t for any )vat•*
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is r 14' was eu,141!%tly point(,-Nptrtted end
e tegem -Isb
adttet w , nmrt
est tuent .ka
'pplg
pthis pro
cOmfDercla1 hole .
, which hat cat thirty years.
ick biplaner sam 400
bar, c..
to a of
ZALE
sold suint to a
cent. of titchase
to lir vend,the
balance oft parch
t t
.
na9m
'. daey, cart
TELY WOOD-
handa REHULTZ
,. BtaStfard M -et
snOf
given.
For further par 1IClilors app
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ISE. DAN
Vredoes Soii: itor, Goderi
Dated Ikeember 16th. 1928.
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Studio mer Dunlop's Drug
FOR SALE-
UREBRED STOCK
1 have for sale lour pure,
leu n.ne months old and t
,id J11Mt3S CHiSHOLM•
non p.fa R.
I.E.
STORM WINDOWS
(:et our price list mho
Ih,
land complete. any aft•
p�rM1l Ham
` orn BOX
PANT.
1C.
EGENER, MUS
g Honor DTI°
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PUBLIC NOTiCS.
TOWNS -I
- I No
AC. 1 cillor
for
Ter-, To
IP OF COLBOR
firma for Rente and four
the Township of Colborne
Ing year will be received at t
ship Hall. Carl, w. on MONDA
E\IBEE 30, 191h, at 1 o'clock p,
• R. MCILWAIN,
Clerk.
trlbrrk•1ta1 ,IffltUst, 1 at different
44,11.-o a 111,1111.•r of the town eoula•11,
the public wiles+( board and the ('ul-
Ieghtln Institute born(. He was a
wide reader anal Mx exteusire library
hearai nwt4,noly to her lore of hooka
and his eultirrtrd mind- 111* death hi
uulrerwdly mourned. not only Tarrson,
of Its h•ngk• churn: ler earl the unex-
pected sorrow that ham come upon his
tsunily, but also because of tis' 41401 to
(ht town of nue Of its Twat citizens.
Mr. Vollstrs• la survived by his
wife. four daughters and three arae:
Mrs. .\. H. 1n11 Nnd Miss Nelle, of
Vasliingtun, II. ('.; Was 4lwendyin,
:Il cern' nurse in Fiance; NW
lon•tlr,• at Innme: Moutr;rlle
1114.11Inc, I0411 (1. ler1est. who has
n ns,ns•iatel with his father In
4,4041, Imd Harry W., who nrrntly
'rued foots tern Hos• to resume his
Ilea In medicine at Queen's ['Myer -
Kingston.
funeral takes plsee oil Friday
10011, wish a .+,wine at the family
ev, Nt. Patrick's Ntrw4, at 2
Msltho.t !Moe. No. SR, A.,
QilEARS. SCISSORS, CLIPPERS AND'
11 K NI VkS of en Man sharpened h1t lace
All work guaranteed. W. G. LUMBY�I01.
David's street. re it West street Barh.r Shop.
I
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS m
ret
Warning n hereby/Oven that persons ,Mooting I
er otherwise trespassing nu our property will be:
arceecu,ed according to law. BISSET BROS..
Balt lard Heights.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER_
• L EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late Hare Surgeon Mew York Oph'bales.
and Aural Hospital assistant at Mreeea,N ,
Eye Hospital and (.=olden (hear, Thr°;,t oto.
petal Lorafon. En`.
33 Waterloo St. S.. Stratford. Telephnr,e RR.
At Bedford Hotel, Gederirh. Wain,.
January 11, frofn 7 p. m.. to Thursday, Ia 1.
1 ^teary
tech at
Dm.
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Sc
C(merce
Op: ing in Goderich
telelhooi of mmerce, Clinton, Oit.,
w'll °hi bran school in Goderich, in
the root over arman's Shoe Store, on
January 4.. 19
Proepecti,t, slu
trtents to eike
r
Ward, Clifton
School of
January 4thFr
me may make arrange -
classes by writing 13. F.
Ont., or calling at the
rce rooms, Goderich, on
11.30 to 2 p.m.
SCHOOL
CLi
F COMMERCE
TON. ONTARIO
Phone 2115
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. AccT
M. A. STONE, Can. Specialist.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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N THa mantra fir fat I - s TM Or DtRRnC. F.
HisO ,NR. LATE Oa T -roam Or I,.ra-
aICH, n ma CouNrr Airman.
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1401.14..x is hereby
of
that th Trustee Ate. R, Ur 41.1 co h pter 121,
aSei dltors andel ha ,Immo de•
mange�a
,A
tact tar Id
ltstalr id
said F T`
of ((Aamaga wed rh,•d on a r'ogt the 10th day
�
!abet, A. D. ''*144(4,, Tod Town of God
rich. ate requested. on or before the 1st day 01
nary. A. D. 1st% eu end h, pot. ep'td.
Iver to the 1°01101 and w e,teel Trust Colpai '
r. London, (h,tario, the Eaen ut,r of the mod
a te, th it Chrnaien sad autt44144, addrew -s
thekdeernpteon,. the full partkW.t,. 14 writing r
Llain's, a statement of tar, amounts, and
the nature of the memos'. if uta, id by them.
T "mfAstr !enrich tel a( er shut Ia,t-
inentioned
date the said Esecotnr wel prrheed to distribute
the assets (*eke said deceased among the wain
enuuevt Iherpes, having regard not), t• the clairef which it shall then have notice, and that the
said Executor will no4 he liable for the seed mewls
ae art thereof to any y Denew1 or pervrls of
by It a n been received
Dated r
A. D NIA.
PROUDFOOT KILLppO��RtAArN a C1,
• t*e Eire titer.
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CARDS OF THANKS.
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE TH151
mems °r returning their sincere thanks to
May kind friends and neighbors err enamels of
thd enid hmeolMaoerlllneesns ddherin srk
wes Td
ems their ennesbe,ra EYty¢e 1.AND MRS.. WES771411%
AND FMgt
PATRIOTIC DANOI
tinier fie auspkvrt of
THE MAPLY.I.1RAF CHAPTER
Midas Evening, lrer,Rber !7,
at 5.39 e'eleeb,
O1)111111i4OWR' HALL
Daae and Retreehmenta 711e
dtcHlin TRA
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A H� PY NEW YEAR
tvishes to all readers
of The Signal
for the coming year
M
1
F. & A. )J., of whlc•1, 9tits-eased was
it member, will tw In (Oar¢.•.
Arcking 1. Os
An InrentlgrttuU le.
1orouer's jury Into
of the- reddest by w
met Ids death. 1)r.
the corolwr,, cal the
WaIIIk 1
Jas. s'ar
erbsou, It',
Mulch a
01411114 w
Ikrtaklirft aI,1belittle* on allay
wor iiig add an lotion meet wail then
made to 101o'rl(w•k day isebeing,
at the town ImIL
('rows .kotorwy •r also has
Instituted proaredfu against Mr.
the drtyer (K t txr. On the
charge of doing grkvr bodily harm
('rows was Iterate Maglekat.• tired on
Tuesday murnhog and was remanded
until Monday. bail beipg granted In
the 11111unLIM..
gated •
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turtle by a
rete.itatxIss
$r. CulIMonie
C. Hunter Is
ora are 'I'. K.
town are badly shattered. but it is nothing
compared with the destruction around
the eld line at Arras and Lens. It is
rather pitiable to seethe civilian popula-
tion gathering up bits of furniture and
personal belongings in their endeavor to
start a new home. Many in the town in
which we are now billeted have to find
new homey. as nothing but the cellars
here are habitable. The people here have
n 1, .1. a.. Role-ro(um been fed for some time by various Red
,Zt�ea. t'. I'rIvidisr1L 4'. JI. diol,. Cross societies and they lel} us that
Newhall, N'. • German soldkrs used to steal thetheir
Alkex. i'ta ng'. The re rations. The Government is rapidly as-
rwel at two 's tin. gulping control and the people seem very
happy in their release.
think the meanest trick of all that the
Germans have done n the soaking of the
town with gas after they have It ft. Many
of the older people have become casual- '
ties. as they have not been provided with
respirators and the German gas is fearful. '
I dread it more than 1 dread his shells•
Just now our battalion is resting. but i
have ix) idea how long it will las'. We
get practically no war news here, but 1
would judge from the sound of the guns
that the enemy .8 still retiring, and I am
hoping that he goes back so tar that I
never catch sight of him again.
It's good to know that Fritz is left
alone to fight the world. 1 don't think he
can last an awful lot longer anyway. but
he can make it mighty uncomfortable for
us when we get too near him. 1 sincerely
hope I come through O. K. now. for it
would be too bad to get "napoo" with the
end in sight. I can assure you I have
had sufficient war experiences to last me
ifee. much prefer the open war -
paper, was written uai IQance November }arle totimthe trIench warfare. In this .ort
THE LAST DAYS OF '
TN FIGHTING.
Lancs -Corporal Warner's Chen Call IN
the Captive of Valetttliaaea.
The following letter received by the
editor of The Signal from Mr. E. 'A
Warner, formerly of the stat} of this
i the of fighting a fellow has a chance to get
Dear Mr. Robertson,..1 think it must his own back. but in the trench stuff all a
be..nearly three month" 'same I received than can do is to dodge the shells as best
your letter. 1 believe N arrived the day he can and never are the enemy (rOm one
before I ran foul of ope Of Fritz', gas week's end to the other.
shells and then fora 6r)upie of weeks 1' I am feeling bete and we are well (ad
did not feel mach like flailing, and after 1 and c•.mfurtably billeted here. Please re -
got through hospital ' o.iba tmvales- member me to any who may irkore.
Assoc nteres o
Ak�1pt 3llire did
mnVor
»cli d i
t C t w11f$�:W.'""' •" thiugaearq gi�krerw
tll at (mode
tt use-
1 was away from the battalion nine weeks E. A. N'ARxER.
with my wound and arrived hack just as -
our men had completed the capture of After the Armistice,Was Declared.
Dinain. I became a casualty agent in the;
of Valenciennes, but my wound The following is a portion of a letter re-
capture
was very dight and I was back un duty , ceived by Mrs. Warner from her husband.
after forty-eight hours' rest. My last 11 was written November ;13th. just two
wound was a little too close to comfort. days after the cessation of hostilities:
i was staling around the corner •
oshed Dearest Mary, -You will have heard
f a large railway freight
when 1 met a (,roman face to the news of the armistice long before this
face. Ile shot first and the bullet went I reaches you and It is possible by the time
through my steel helmet, just skinned the that this reaches you peace will have been
top of my left ear and drew blood in my declared. ' it is indeed glorious fleas and
hair. 1t stunned me far a moment and 1 suppose that the people in Canada and
by the time 1 had recovered my assailant England have been wildly enthusiastic
had disappeared. I slipped a field band- over n and many oekbraucros will have
age around my head and went on. A few been held. You will probably think that
minutes later we accounted for about a upon the receipt of the news out here the
score of the enrmy at a machine-gun Jxoys went wild with joy, but such was
past, w i am hoping that my man was not the case. the bow have been througd)
among them. Ne entered the town of too, much of late to lose control of them•
Valenciennes about two hours later and 1 selves very easily and l think our joy was
stayed with my platoon until 4.30 111 the all the deeper becaus duties
eeesed.ou We
afternoon (1 was hit at 0 a. m. i. but was just
then suffering with sun h a sick headache mg had happene I. except that the band
and si:k stomach that I was ordered to I played when the official news came
the rear. 1 made my way back to our , through. 1 was on guard at the time, so
transport lines, where my head was' it did not .fleet my duties in the least.
dressed and I was inoculated with anti• , We can c;;rce seem to realize it yet that
tetanus serum and 'sten forty-eight we have not got to go over ole top again
hoursrest. Our battallbn was the hot or take part Irl any more burial parties. It
to enter the city, and although we had it wonderful trying to grasp the idea that
house-to-house fightim, for two refutes within a dew months we may be at home
OW casualties were s ry light and the again enjoying that freedom and peace
enemy kilkd were extremely heavy. ( • he which we have }ought and bled. es we
believe the brigade took about 5,000 , amok into the (aces of some of these Ftench
prnaners and I think there must have been 'girls and young children we can nee firs.,
2,000 killed. Our artillery barrage was clearly what we were fighting for and what
perfect and it was stated that one shell we were protecting Canada and England
fell toe very two square feet of ground. 1 from. I don't know whether n was the I
believe there wan no one from Goderich gas or partial starvation. but the faces of 1
or vicinity who was st•dti.dy hurt in this it int of the children here always make me
last "chow.' There were two original think of a dead child. They are absolutely i
181st boys killed, Sergi. Bisset and Pte. Oobrlecs.
raw There Is
Joe Rowland. her no n
i prospect f my getting
Today we attended a celebration at home at present. '}'he Canadian Corps
Valenciennes at which the Prince of has been given the honor of being at -
Wales was present. The Mayor of the (ached to one of the armies cf occupation
town trestle a speech to which some British that are going into Germany to restore
general replied and then a dozen little oder, and 1 h•lieve that we arc to march
girls ppremented immense bouquets of flow- all betway and the march of somewhere
era en tiffi
s 1', in., and staff ocers, after about 2/10 mites comments this week, 1
which there wan an inspection 1,4 the expect that we will be pretty tired boys
Canadian trot?. and a march past. and for a w '
t there is an entertainment of some 1 EPPT
sort ch out belga
of the ct
I e °rte
emi. bad many ,
are UnhrOken.
Ile. i dont know which 1 would
to most, getting home (r going to
le IR going. Getmdtfy. i think if someone gave me my
y is but little dam choice nght now it would be to go home.
ell Ms entered the Lest night 1 tried a new stunt on the lice
Its beautiful win-' and I don't know which suffered moms, i
outskins of the sprinkled all my clothes with creosote
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THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Another Goderich boy has won the
Military Cron., word having been received
last week that the coveted distinction
had been awarded to Lieut. Ernest H.
Jordan for distinguished bravery. Gode-
rich is proud to count upon her roll of
honor several young men who have won
special honors on the MI.1 of battle. r
Dr. Harry Cressweller. nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. William Proudfait of town, has
returned to his home at Windsor after an
eventful war expenence of four years. Fur
some time he was at Salonika, and later
was on the French front. where he war
taken prisoner while giving medical atten-
tion to wounded soldiers. He was released
in October last and sent to Holland and
then to England.
Gunner R. A. Pridham returned last
week from England, where he was in
training with a Canadian tank battalion.
His stay overseas was short, only about
rix weeks, but he took the opportunity,
while there to visit Edinburgh. He is
now visiting his parents, Mr. and \bre. F. •
J. Pridham
Corp. Clifford V. Williams. stn
of Mr. and \Ira. George W111iaru1, ar-
rived hove on 14atnrelay night after
throe years overseas. After training at
Niagara In the sulntuer of 1911 be lett.,
Canada in October of that year with
the 3ith (Queen's (Own) Battalion of
Toronto. He was W0111001 at Lena In
July, 1917, and atter lying (Ilachargerl
from hospital had ban acting aw a
signalling instructor at Hratnshott .
Cain]) in England. His brother, Harold,
who was training 1n tae Itoval ('alla•
-
dlan Naval Air Service at Cambridge. ,
Marr.. when bostilitles ceased. also
has returned home.
ivfa jtrr 111. ('am peep, who went oVer•teav
two years ago am an officer of the 161st I
Battalion, has arrived in town. Hie
wife bas Is•en totaling here with her
father, Mr. Alex. fitralton. Major
Campbell had au aocicbo*t in England
which prevented his getting *craw to
France, and he wti11 eufter, somewhat
from his injured toot. Other soldiers
who have retorted home are Pte. T.
Kell and Pte. N'. Peat'hey.
The Huron Poultry `Show.
From present indications the poultry'
show to be held in Goderich. January. 11,
13, 18. 1910, promisee to he the gest yet
' The "boy•s of the fancy" have made a
•wrens, -o! 41* t0 9. and. the bsteinele
(Ree and ethers have f aibbnded nub[ and
generausly t0 ttwir appeal, with the result
.that the Ass,s-ration has the ,best h=t'°f ;
prises. general and special, ever offered by ;
the Huron County Association. This will
bring together the best collection of birds'
to be seen in Western Ontario, and will'
afford a rare treat to all who may be able
to attend.
The slew will open to the public on I
Tuesday, January 14th, at 2 o'clock p.m.,'
and will close at 10.30 p. m. each night. i
opening Wednesday and Thursday morn-
ing at 9 o'clock, and will finally clone on •
Thursday night at 10 30 o'clock. School
children will i e admitted free on Wed-
nesday and Thursday, June 15 and 10,
Dorn 4 o'clock to 14.30 p. m. General ad-
mission 101 encs.
What W. S. S. Are.
What are "thrift stamps ?" They are
a means by which persons who cannot
pay 14 down for a war savings stamp may
ave to buy one. A person pays 25 cents
for a thrift stamp. with which goe also a
thrift card, containing sixteen spaces to
which thrift stamps are to Ix affixed as
purchased. When the card 1s filled it
should be exchanged for a war savings
stamp. 1 h holder should then buy an-
other thrift stamp. aril thus begin saving
aga n for a second war savings stamo.
and they were by no means dry when I
put them on again this morning and then
When 1 got warm the cre.o one burned just
as if 1 had a mustard plaster on, 1 think
it has (trig the lice for a while. If I get a
couple of nights' sleep without being dis-
turbed I shall think 1 am paid for my
trouble.
1 expect we will get our Christmas din-
ner in Germany this year. i don't know
what sort of a reception we will get there. '
but i think our leaders expect a little
trouble: at leant they don't intend to he
caught napping, for we are taking Our
Lewis guns along and are strengthening
up the crews. It is a merciless weapon
and has done much to win the war for us.
1Ve were out on a little trial march today
just to get our feet in shape for the big
MUNICIPALITIES LOSE AGAIN.
Appeal is West Shore Railway Case
Dismissed at Termite.
The maul( of the appeal in the suit of
the towns of Coderk h and Kincardine
and the town*hlp* of Atshaekl and
Huron against the Toronto (liners'
Trusts Corporation, In connection with
the O. W, TC. Railway. was announced
off tiaturda). as follows:
Stothers v. Toronto General l'rnsts
!Corporation. -E. D. Armour, K. ('., W.
Ptvudfoot. K. C., P. A. Ualo.meom
(Klncas•dine) and C. Garrow (Goderich)
for a rtellants. 1. F. Hellmuth, K. C.,
and E. T. Malone, K. C., for defendants.
Appeal by plaintiffs from judgment of
Sutherland. .1., of 13th December, 1917.
Action by plaintiff municipalities, as
guarantors of bombs of Ontario West
Shore Railway Co., against defendant
trustee for an account of all moneys
receive' and p4141 0111 by defen(lant as
trustee in connection with said railway,
and payment to plaintiff of all moneys
alleged to have been improperly paid
orf, payment °thntersst reeelved std
cancellation of ujs. At triad judg-
ment was given plaintiff for 14410415 of
*317.96 and *30,06. and for delivery of
unguaranteed hoods refereed to in the
eleadlugr, with emit* too date of flung
defence, and Mentioning action otlrer-
wlnle, with costs subsequent to filing
defegce-
Jlxigtuent: Appes1 diamisoesl with
costs. IIoslgina, J. A., dissenting as to
Huron and Klnearliue.
The monthly meeting 01 the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of Mrs,
C. Black, corner of Montreal street and
Elgin avenue. on Thursday. January 2nd,
at 3 p, m. Program -contest in hand-
made handkerchief; roll call: different
usei for salt; subject: Effects of Home
Influences t pon Our Nati.,nal and Polit-
ical Life.
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1910, call ar the Signal ethos and pay
your subscription for the coining year.
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oysters. - .- -----
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Ilellclu us lee cream hi bulk Or brlrks
for all oeirsafoga, Phone 240.
Mealshlpt oyster's, always fresh, at
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Model Theatre.
The popular novel. "Nan of \lusts
]lpnntain.' by Frank H. Spearman,
watch rex enttleapptrreei its Ze.ery hctdyte
Magazine, ha.I.een ainteal ley Director
Neorge
Milford of Paramount. and is to
he shown at the Model Theatre on
Mnnda) and Tim -whey.
As %ill be remembered. this is one
of the must vtviel and thrilling or
modern Weetern dr*nlaa. The cast
inchulos such well-known ,players an
Theodore Roberts, .lamer Crux_,. Atm
Little. Rey 1 Hatton, Henry Wood-
ward
o u d•ward and others.
\Ir. FCC as home from
E3.•antforJ for ('hrisfill ka.
Soldiers' Memorial Fund.
AMOUNTS CONTRIBUTED,
Previouely acknowledged. , 1241 00
Mrs. Gavin H. Green 1 00
Wm. Somerville . 5 00
T. M. Davis - 10 00
Mosel Theatre benefit. 81 30
Goderich Orchestra...-
rchestra.,._ 10 00
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*:348 30
W. T. MILLAR. Treasurer.
CUNDRY'S SALE REGISTER.
•
Tutsosr, Dec. t1 --Mortgage wi of valuable
hotel property. known as the Brit eh Exchange
Hotel. ih the town 01 Goderich. Sale at 2 o'clock
to Ilse afternoon.
DIED.
MORRISON.-•1n Goderich, on WM ewlnrr , De-
. cern, er ! . Mr • CMMtinr M rrivm, relief of
the late Malcolm hlnrr•aon to her 97th year.
The funeral will take place from the lamely
residence. Caledonia Terrace, un Saturday, e,e-
cemher 2•, at 2. :R' 'Creak p. m , to Maitland
cemetery. Service at the home at 2 o'clock.
Please omo (lower..
t.AITHWAITE.--In ('.,Wench, on Friday. De.
cemher 2% M1taribs enkI bee:
roved rev
1 , M wife
1. C. iatahwatte, in her 7"tib ear. d
The funeral will take place Iron the holly
re,ulrnce, 5t. Patrick'. street, on Sunday, De.
ceml4r 2(n h, at ''4 Iii o'dnek p. m., to Maitland
cemetery.. A,VVt eat the hone at'2 ri clock.
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The Bank of Montreal
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