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LOCAL TOPICS.
County Council Next Week.
The first session of the county council
of 1921 will be held in the court house
next week, openinon Tuesday afternoon.
The first item oil business will be the
election of a Warden.
Accident to C.P.R. Man.
Mr. Bert Allan, freight conductor
on the C.P.R., fell from the top of a
ear while the trate was shunting at
Linwood this morning and had a leg
broken at the thigh. He wag immed-
iately brought back to Goderich and
taken to Alexandra hospital for treat-
ment.
fiction Dhendesed.
Evidence was tweed on Thu• rsday
last In the County Court eerie of Mont-
gomery v. Montgomery, William Mont-
gomery of Heeviek suing kis son, Alex.
Montgomery of Tnrnberry, on a prom•
lssory note for $500 given In 1916, of
i which It was elaimeed $310 was unpaid.
Judge Dickson gave Judgment for the
defendant, dismissing the action with
costs.
A Butterfly in January.
The sudden dip in the temperature this
week. after the exceedingly mild weather
which had preceded it. must have been
embarrassing to any little creatures of
summer which had ventured out in a
Canadian January, such as a little white
butterfly which was captured Monday
evening by Clayton Solomon, the young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Solomon. St.
David's street. It was a beautiful little
creature and when put in a warm place
1 was quite liyely. V`'hy it had been wan -
I dering around in a temperature approach-
ing zero it was, unfortunately, unable to
explain.
Industrial Proposition Postponed.
The citizen,. who gathered at the
' Bard of Trade rooms on Wedyyellay,
evening to hear about the new Stele
trial prop,altlen were rkrwewli
'disappointed. the manufacturer o
was i•xpeeted to be present not t+eing
on land. However. he sent a hitter, meet of Sept. 30, 1918. Is void and in -
which w•as read. explaining thft he operative. and for au injunction re -
hail not been able to gather all he in- straining defendants from further deal.
lug with assets of firm. At trial judg-
ment was granted as asked.
Judgment : Appeal in respect of
Alien's clehe dismissed with coats. the Shelter. These with several other
(*tinsel stating that this was the chief squall boys are waiting for kind people
question. and that if this was deterw,ln- to give "thew a haw,. 'There are at
tel the mattes. would probably be able present,sixboys and four girls in the
days last week claftiu oto agree upon all the other matters in- Shelter. The i. -rotary will he pleased
exhcoked In the appeal; 'we deal only to hear of homes open for boys or
Toronto and
at Kite!' uses Waterlro, with the question. If parties are un- girls of any age,_____ -_
that h asp Srrae 0. fte • reports able to settle the other tertus the mat- the following toutributloue here re►
Hutt the displays we e in
eue, show- ter may be spoken to ►stere nue of the ,.ehel sine• Jan. 1: Ernest Pelts -hard,
Mg a dietinct siva esu tl the grana uf Judges who heard the appeal. $3: A. M. Rolerteon. $10: J. J. Wil-
.leed,furniture maim( turret In Canada.
Indeed, such pro• tens has been made A Niece from Mr. Ernest Warner. tin's. BlytlleY'_: W. Welling. WinKham,
that Canadian w enfaeturers may now The editor of The Signal load a let- $1; Lizzie holt. Wingliau►, $1: Werusee s
Is• said be to . king the lead in the ter a few•days ago front a former as- Institute. Wroxeter, $10: ]Ira. E. R.
production of high.•laes furniture. ',Iseult, Mr. E. A. 1\'aruer, now of Wide, }1; A Friend. $' France.
Respecting tr .e couditune. the general }lurk'+ Fells. where he tonic up Sharp, Varna. $1: Mrs. Win. Beavers,
feeling w -as at rorkIttlttiew had been reeidenee after his return from the St. Marys, $1: lir.-('h:ls. MIe Kay. Sea -
reached ane that business was now• on war. Mr. Warmer 1s it member of the 1 forth, $5: A. 1'). Sutliee lanai, '<l : Mrs.
fork's Falls M. Swausnn, $1: McKillop tow-nehip,
• e[ lirutorth, ;;10; steel
of the teal branch of the l
Why bk shout a Little Water? G.W.V.. His frieesle In, (;oslerk•h i'sliorne township. $10; Stephen town-
factory.wtll 11. pleased to learn of the honor" ship, *10; Mrs. Jets. Ilk•, 1'landelseye,
Com g up from Toronto the other am coming to blot, and also t': Exeter oleo, $t10; ltobt. llnig, Et;
,ete. ne c representatives had , of theMrs. Andrew.,
the one Companies ani had been -before- InticI i tltpt Mia Warner and thetr Irks( u �rmill. preserved
s heti
he Railway and Atunicipal Beard. the rbanglifer are to irsiikt llcattiE"
trnit; airs. aMKap, Mouth street, Jnr
en ins, naturally enough with such a' Olken of Huron. Encamp fruit; Mrs.
FiKe roast of ee: Mr.
e d, broke down, and the passengers sot At a well-attgyied•me tit►g of fturoo treat for pe children : Mrs.
t to see what was the trouble. The l:teampmerlt, Yo. 2u. held at the Odd- Heitman,e clothing:bret Pei rib teriau Qundrt
S,. y
semen walking aroncd with his torch fellnwl Hall on f0' ise'sday night, the sehcal, cake; Mrs- Jas. fl. Juyunday
dier+vered • pipe that was :eai.irnt and installation of ollir�rs was conducted Ia treat for the children; h'.l .5.. F)reis•
J. R. from Dungannon immediately be-; by tine Dlstrlct IMpnty Grand I'atri-
Are You Particular?
—Particular about the fit oIf your suits
more so.
—Particular that they should be different from
the ordinary kind? We are more so.
—Particular about the wear they should give?
We are more so.
This is at the same time our policy and the ex-
planation of our success.
We are
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
ray -Dort and Studebaker Motor Cars
Let us give you a demonstration with these Cars
before you decide on your spring purchase.
Leave your Battery with us this winter to be as-
sured of a good Battery in the spring.
Bring in y r Car to have it overhauled this
winter. You k w that it has not had the pep that i
should have h this fall, and a general overhaul w
put it in first lass order for spring.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
TSE 11 011AL OOODERIO$' ONT.
Gipsy
Hawkins
AT THE
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
FROM
Jan. 30th
Feb. 13th
YOU ARE INVITED
formation the desired to have
submitting his proposition and
ing that he would take the
again waren his ae'heme sh
eh -finite Shape.
At the Furniture Exhibit
Mr. Wesley Walker
before
int hue t-
tter up
uld Ie in
:pent several
the furniture
Ashen (:ort mud Geo. Syatoudr. Atter
th.• lustallatluu the customary banquet
sues held awl u 1111.:1"..11 111 nodal) flee
was spent.
Mr. Con. Smith in Japan.
The item of news from the "Flowery
Kingiluer given below Is eopled from
the '23rd December issue of the Jaiuu,
Gazette, published In Yokohama, Jap-
an, and refers to Mr. Conrad G.
Smith, a popular young man, who still
has many friends in Goderich from
the time when als-t ten years ago he
served part of his apprenticeship to
the drug business with Mr. S. E. Hick
ou the corner of North street and the
tigrare. Ile afterwards attended the
College of Phu emery awl Kruduated
several years ago. le the wound year
of the w•ar he left a gaol
position be had with Messrs,
Parke, Dat Is & Co., of Walker -
enlisted ills, enlisted turd went oversews,
spending about three years in France
with the C.A.M. Corps. On his return
l'arke, Davis & Co. had an advanced
position open for him; tad he left It
only last spring to ae.e•pt a respon-
sible position, with a threw -year engage-
ment, to go to Japu and help take
charge ut the Japanese business of
Messrs. Frederick Stearns & Cot, cnan-
ufacturing chemists of Detroit and
Windsor. Ilia place of buelness le at
Yokohama. He has kept in touch with
Mr. Nick ever strive his time here,
also in recent years with Mr. Walter
Heitman of Le•gK s butcher shop, who
was with him nearly the whole of his
time hl Frame. The Japanese paper
was received by them this week with
the following item marked:
• "Dr. and Mrs. Alun Reimnhor an-
nounce the engagement of their niece,
Misr. Margaret Hands of Yokohama,
to Mr. C. G. Smith of Mllvt'rtnn, On-
tarlo, Canada.
Children's Aid Society.
Theesreegular monthly meeting of the
Children's Aid Society was held on
Tuesday, January 1lth, at the court
house. In the ahsenee of the presl-
ant. Rev..1. E. Ford took the chair.
Some amounts were gassed and some
special cases dhwussed. The county
secretary reported one child taken as
a ward of the Society since last meet-
ing. Hey was the swine day place) in
a goal foster-hodie. Two other boys.
ages .tour and es•t•et, were received at
Tbazeda Januar 30. 1921.-5
CSTADL15HED 107x•
SERVICE is the measure of
a bank's usefulness. We
think we give the best. Our
facilities are at the disposal of
all who appreciate courteous
consideration and the best terms
consistent with sound banking.
We are always glad to be
consulted.
BANK OF HAMILTON
Goderich Branch A. J. MacKay, Manager
the uproar trend. and that by cuts village conucil of p
Irtntr eo a )tion a ould tie e►nd 1a also Jhe Drerlck xt i.'J►, town t township. X10: Morels township, $15;
The roads are good and you are still d wing, but
don' " take chances with your Radiator, it freeze's
sive. Have it filled with
ARCTIC ANTI -FREE
and protect it.
COLUMBIA DRY ELLS
1 -his- smite -
came interested, but when the fireman unci, Mr. L. 1.. Knox, au _ -
mumbled something about "stopping that The utfieers are as fellows :•I'. '.i',, J. R.
waterhis interest fell flat, "Let'it run," \IeSabh ('.l'.. T. It. 'Wallis: 11.1'.. N.
scsaid J. R.—"I thought it mieht be McAuley : $.W.. W. Patton: d.W.. J. IF.
whiskey." That's the story, at any rate, Vrooman: RS.. John New'.ome:;
l'F.8.,
told by one of the members of the party. W. F. Clark; treasurer. Jas. Carrie;
j. R , who s a strict terperonce man, _nide. Fred 1 • ,le; O.4 , 11:.
mav have a different version. 1 F', Craigte: 1st watch, C. Griffith; 2i21141All Kinds of Weather. watch, M. Sproul : 3rd watch, V. Moe.
ray: 4111 watch. W. Abel: 4;, of T-,
The vagaries o1 the Ontario climate 1 -
hare teen esti exhibited the past
week. After a long portal of mild, 1
open weather a bit of real winter set
In on Saturd.av, and a berry fall of
snow yeas fr.11oweel at the beginning of
til+ week with two or threw days in
which the temperature dipped towards
erne erat tempeneture ofeehiily
re•nnlel a the meteorological station
In Geslerieli township was. two degrees
above zero. which was registered at
eine- time in the twenty-four hots
front TnPwlny meriting to Wednesday
Morning. On Wednesday the weather
m.slerpttel. :red estee (Thoralayl is
worm and bright end the anew is fast
itiriaplearing.
EASTSTRE
T. F.
GARAGE
OLLAN D
FOOTWEI4R
The footwear that is sold by us will leave impressions
that others viho follow may dearly discern the way to-
ward
Comfort, Health and Happiness
Th� superior quality that will give '100 satisfaction
in fie, style, workmanshhip and honest wearing results.
if you have not bought Shoes and Rubbers from us
you should certainly do so this year. You will be
more than surprised at the satisfying and profitable
goods you have been able to procure at greatly reduc-
ed prices.
REPAIRING
: — (JEO. 111 ac VICA R
NORTOI SIDLr' OF SQUARL GODERICH
Hortienitttral Society.
The animal meeting of a Gnderich
Hnrti'niturnl society. poet ned from
the 6th hist .• was held on a 13111.
with Mr. A. 1). Me Leltn. peed nt, in
the rhalr. The weelretary reported 136
Members and a Government grant of
5sts. The otieers rind directors of last
year were re-elected: i'resitlent. A. D.
M.T.Pnn : vire-president. 3. T. Fell : ,
secretirytreasiirer. W` Lane; direct-
ors, Geo. Williams, R. ('.,flays. 3. E.
Tom. Wm. Coate. J. W. Veer -atter. A.
Saunders. J. Straiten, Jos. Kid0. T. P.
1111t110, Messrs. R. G. Reynolds and (".
Seager were named as Authors. Messrs.
Steelton. Fell and Ms—Lean erre are
pe,Interp a committee to retrehase prem•
ttrtim for dtstrehntlon- to irtoeiiTers
the spring.
The Law ReSpeeting Firearms.
Connty Crown Attorney Seeger enlis
attetltion to the tart that by nn aet
passed at 11e last eeselon of the Dom-
inion
mminion I'aIltanwnt the low'-reepesMlg
the po,sesslon of firearms has Is'en
mode ninth more stringent. Not only
dress the prohibition extend to 'the
r•srrying of firearm...but it is now un-
lawful to here firearms in pnwseeslnn
In a housie or place of business, or
elsewhere. except tinder a permit,
which may be gtitaind, .from,n meets -
trate in the pnnanner 'prescripts by the
swine. Veflders of lir," ems Also are
required to se•nre permit. And also to
report ell sales of firearms. The only
•exception to these provisions le In the.
eerie of a shotgun which wris In pow
seselon of its present owner. Twine n
Rrltlsh enhjeet, before May let. 11120.
Demo a Hall Notes.
Mttlee v. (inndry.—W. F'rnndfoM,
K C . for defendants. C. eterrow ((:nal-
Aeri.h1, for pintntif. Appeal by de-
fendant. (inndry enol Alien from judg-
ment of Look, J., of Jury 9, 1919.
Action wee for stela ralion that dP-
fend/int Allen is not ■ enditor of firm
of McFarlane & Malse, that aeetgn-
The Best in Photo Plays at the
MODEL
THEATRE
Week of January 24 to 29
MOND.11 and TUESDAY
Wallace Reid
in •
A racing !simileis that runs on stove
"Double Speed"
He left New- tory—a tufllinna1re. its
reit lad t.os ,lugelen---a tranep. Then
ie ttivippeared'•—lactams a chauffeur
- as itis real self—was "pinched"
as a e k,—dnv.sl like a gentleman —
married \like a tInush. For fun Aid
tf►rllls, take +a spin In "Double Sped."
JAC• K DEMPSEY • ,
• in -
"DAREDEYiL JACK"
Episode 13
WEDNEND.A1 and THURSi)AY
S(Ia1ETI II\t; DIFFERENT
A 1111 11110) and aMerlling drama of secret
diplomacy +nal the three loves of
women.
"The Breath
of the Gods"
FEAT] 111S(1'1'm: iII:AIITIFI 1.
Tsuru Aoki
Mrs. Sessue Heysham)
ANi) AX .U.1.-$TA1t 'CAST
TIMMS FOin WEI). oral TFII'R.
Matinees—Adults 20e, children 10e.
5%'enlnt Adults 30e, eleildren tar
FR1DAY and FetTt'RDAY
Eugene O'Brien
20 ONLY
Men's and Young Men's
Overcoats
Mede • '
cloth an •
stat
clot Blanket -
rich fleecy
•Is.
Just the Coa
this weather.
Regular up to $30
FOR
16.50
The Trouble Man
wMBIMIEB
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on whom you may tall
In your troubles—the Plunder.
We know our s buttnees and
are here to terve you. --
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"THY. ' LUMBER"
IlalwlnM 8tr.st
Phone las
PI K -Heating
li;avestruughine" . etal lVo.k
ROBINS
Open Evenings
Nide Pre'sbyTs etas church, two quilts
and mitts.
Thomas Moltard, an old resident of
Grand Read, died ltpnriye ltjl-Melt; •
lige rid'',Vai' -two years.
LAtt:tetA _ltllllt LA10E:SG 1'O
1.y talk era a ,nnrer-In 1 N
ELL IOTT
YLn(C pottgitatlell Sts , 'Tarwlo
One of the 18.1 tte , st„e-roti to accept kr‘"
Done corn tartan' 0 1.:2"41 ler. week, mot lite
oth,r otter tlth m r m,r.nh. •wet. Iw Col-
IreeCerdular Enter Any eme.
w. J.ht.Lle1rr. pr.n.1•,.at-
On Snowshoes, Skis and Skates'in Old Quebec
With the object of making Quebec
the leading winter sport city on this
continent, • very ,attractive and
varied programme of matches. races
and competitions, some of interna-
tional character, has been arranged
for the season of 1:121, and t 1' :tors
to this beautiful city will 'have it
wnmtrrfwi oppertsoney of witnessing
or participating in a giddy round of
ski -rates, hockey genies. snowshoe
tramiid, curling matches, skating,
events, indole and outdoor festivi
ties and entertainments all in a' his
toric setting without parallel in
North America.
Tice Chateau Frnntenac which is
the traditional social centre of the
city his co-operated heartily by the
contribution not only of a trete
tuto(gan elide, a sheltered skating
tisk within the spacious courtyard
of ,the., ;,otcl,. and . a curling rink in
the Palm ('ourt, but also of a cu¢
for competition between local ama-
teur hockey clubs of the city and of
prizes for Cron/pot Rion belt.esn tr.Y
ski -clubs and s:: w_t.ie clubs. •
The whole city -.with_ _hilly
streets, iia fine public rinks, its
beautiftd pnrk on the Plains of
Abraham, its proximity to quint old
French l'anedi'u, vi114i0. ata nat-
ural scenery of sp-•-taciitar heautc,
:such as Mnlrtnn.reicy
atmosphere of ht -pit: itty AM gaiety
and c'hatm, offers +r i-ee +vice►- ^t *
to tramp on snowshoe er glide cm'
skis, or h•trtle�tb..vn on' loyoi;„Ars
or drive, wraped in furs, .1.: the
Jingle of sleighsl,e.is-a (-SM., 1 o
door winter recreation such es would
be difficult to rival
The population of Quebec re:ell
in its glorious winter, ,frons the
mile to the orae'. Pant y ern
he Qrehec rhi!.I tod.;'e than it takes
to snowshoce an l vt•:': soon- alter
Grit you find it on skates or en a
toboggan or on skis. As the years
pass he or she j=tine a club and playa
hockey, and ninny with the approach
of maturity Icaun to wi::d the brocui
art the curling stone and "soop
her ui ." A dog sleigh Is a steon
the ladder to • sleigh driven by s
fast trotter.
Winter, Sport is thus native NO
Q.ebec, and the g'ues.i�t at thee
ha'eau wilt tiuickty find trimset*
iitreted by the spirit of the place.(
Fite•nnow,hoe clubs extend their inei
titatlons to their outings and plant
is 41e4 many of their.. outings, oat
fh rferin Terrace, ,just at the Chili
'e t: doors. A big curling ilonspiell
'is schp'Iulod for this season, in Whicil
teams f rein many points in bout Can
a.la and the United States will
ticiltate. Within the hotel there
be indoor golf; billiards, musto '
,06 ext'e1It t floor for dancing., The
convenience of having both a ttlfsUl r
ins rink and a curling rids ectua ll
wlttttn t'to Chateau walls need oniA
!'. •.I rGomel to he npprecteteis
while the toboggan slide on Ihtffi.
feria Terrace end a ski•junip •
within VS than two hum's Y•r4
of t .c too>i tf the butt%,
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