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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THtJiSD.\Y, }''R131tuARY 9, 1922
The People's Column MORE MONEY FOR
THE COFFERS OF THE
Are you fond of rending letter
ilei Fdltor . Most persona are.
Slott ever write one. Perhaps
thought it might not be public
Try The Signal aud 1*e. The Sig
Letter Box is always open and real
an. requested to take advantage of it.
Letters deai(ng-• with public (saves,
nmmldpal, provincial or federal, sug-
gestions for Improvements, etc., are
lsrticularly weleome. The People's
Column M for your use. The Signal
will be glad to Mar from you at any
time. Letter writing to the test k
of mental Pxeris•. Try it and se
N to 1t hi only a eamllarallvely short
Dkt I b•fbre It Deeds to lie replaced o a
yov
mor malern utte aN IN the care wkb
our present resp{tris that more than
hd.
nail;
lent
fittest our requirement.: only a tow
yetim back and whilst it does e•'.tat.
there is I4, suitable plaice for frh•n4si
and relatives of our fellow eomru+lele
to LAa,e their flower. 11041 W1.the
when they so desire.
1. for one, Mr. Editor. am t'trunjl
to favor of a suitable monument. exact-
ed
ed in a mnspk•uous plass. The beat
is none too good. In tails •five her
,•otueththg Hint -Mill lie before our de-
, ewetdange for *mere s. It will not
its) newt retbbdelltng, placing. by a
I more modern one nitro{ will see
,it and learn its ,
�r
W. & L. COMMISSION
Survey Of Town To Cheek Up
Installed Load Of Commercial
Houses Reaps Results
Considerable curiosity is being expos-
- ed as to why tis, Iasi commercial electric
rwtti light bills an higher than Amy_previous
one". When The'igual asked Mr. J. B.
e Kelly fur doe remota he referred to the
rule made a few rears ago by the Hydro
Electric Power Comutiaslon to the effect
that tis• electric light charges were to 116
based on the installed Toad, in other words,
on th,e sum of all wattage of the various'
lamps and appliances on the premises.
Until a few weeka ago no survey of the
town had been made for about two yearn
and most plana of business, in the mean-
time had installed more lamps as well as
manThis new
basis for electrical appliances. was, of arae, much
higher than the former site and eonaequten-
tly, although the rates have not rimed,
last montli'" hills in many mars are
about at'venty-eve per cent. above the
previous ones.
LOST OPPORTUNITIES
iia The Editor of The Signal.
Ihmr Editor, -1 am wending you a
clipping from one of the piers refer-
ring to apples. Now, I do not think
that It is a fair propoteltlon that the
t )utario fruit growers ought to let B.
('. fruit step into their market. i re.
eelved a letter from a Colborne farmer
and he aakl that he woukl like to
eupt•ly fruit for our town. If he would
take a trip out here before the fruit
Is ready to pick and peek be would
have a tetter idea an to how many
ears he could bring. One man brought
out three carloads and he didn't have
enough. The farmers out here buy
from eight to ten barrels of apples
for the winter. The people out in the
Rest put up far more fruit than iota
of Ontario people do. For instance, 1
have put up over 800 quarts of fruit.
Now 1f any of you go into bee-keep-
ing
r-keep
ing there Is money in that too. Hooey
out here ,'ells for forty cent.. pound
,aunt yon cent get it any cheaper.
Maple syrup Is dear hut we do not get
the real stuff. lint that doesn't count
when you have t0 buy.
If the Ontario farmer would co-
operate with the Grain Growers ('u.
we'coukl gine you all the trade that
yon want. Pack your fruit right and
keep all the scabby ones out. That Is
Where the it. f . fruit is getting ahead
of Ontario fruit. Mind you, we would
fear sooner lave the old home fruit
than that shier has no taste.
So .Now, Mr. Ontario Farmer, wake
up and trim and prune your trees.
Spry thou, ton. sad try aril keep
ahead of three other countries. We
would like nisi) to %Moe bone grows
rherriew and • pin m*. iit[wberrlea, reap-
Ierrl.* and crabapple... I)nn't be
afraid, lint take n trip te. the Wert,
and then you will have au Idea as to
what amount of fruit it will take for
ua people. 1 remain ns ever,
A UNITFI) GRAIN GROWER OF
THE WEST
Yea. Geo. Y. Pfrlmmer,
Carman, Man.
Dox 144.
>�IORIAL OR THE RIGHT KIND
To The Editor of The Signal.
Dear Sir,- There haw been consider-
able contmverey In the press, on the
street, and in the council, regarding
• suitable memorial in c0mmemora-
ton of thews of our town who paid
the supreme sacrifice In the Great
War.
Briefly, I would *ay that i consider
1t a small bit of business for the town
or committee handling this matter to
even entertain the thought of building
a ball, hospital, or •ny other public
Faatitutloa. Thew are things that were
N eeded years before the war was even
thought of, but np to the present time
the town has never teen ambltiou,,
enough to ratite the necessary funds
ter it. Now that we hare a memorial
fund. at least "0104' of our ckizen* are
'scheming to appropriate it for this
pnrpo*e What would we have clone
had there been no War. therefore, no
memorial funs' ? We would have
either financed it wane other way, or
done without as wP have been doing.
Now lust compare the two ougge•s-
tkxn,• a n,onnmelrt, or a building of
some kite). In the craw• of a building.
rvt 10(7 a re
even able to read the 1 rlption It
bears : wberm, tf it 1 a hall they
w111 paw In a1c1 out of It anef'may
never knew It to be anything but a
building, built for the purpose for
whkh it in used. For eexampie. T asked
a young lady the other day whom I
knew had been In the habit of getting
book. from the public library. "who
was rewposedbie for betIhtlmg that
library :• •' Rite didn't know, and I
think It would he surprising to find
bow few of them tit). Such. 1 claims
would is• the cane 'with Is memorial
building.
Going hack to the monument, on
Flower Sunday, Arntistlet• Day, or at
any time. friend" and relattvea of
tens• who lie In a soldier', grave in
Flanders or elsewhere eau plaee their
floral tributes at the foot of the mo• u-
ment that mars their loved one'.
names.
i have mother reason for being op.
posed to the building suggestion. It
m too mtwti like the wife who pur-
chased for her husband's birthday
present a rue to lay lu front of bee
own dressing table. The same mishit
prevails' regarding the hall. We wish
to chow our resile t. but we want to
do so by erecting something for our -
"wine.
I. it turret, Mr. Editor. that one
of our veteran ('oUIwlliors, has assert-
ed that he has yet to meet the re-
turned man who he in favor of a monn-
irrc'nt ? If so, I would adviw• hir4 to
make himself more familiar with his
romrades' views on the matter before
he tines to influent.• (11P public in this
way:
t'ouclblirT would ask the eitfaens
of Gtslerfieb who appreciate the eer-
vkw of these nisei went to the wary
and who regrets the vaerlfk•(• made by
those who failed to return to *bow
that reseal in a fitting wanner and
not try to obtain something by their
"acrfflce that otherwise you would
have failed to ateomplIsh.
I would also add, that whilst theme
are my aenthme•nt,, i know them to he
those of many of my comrades.
Thanking you, Mr. Flditor. in ad-
vance, for Infringing on your valuable
space, I beg to remain,
Tours truly,
A 1tPTf•RNgii SOLDERS.
THE LATE MRS. EMMY
Widow Of Former M. P. Passes Away
At Brantford
The death took plane at Brantford
on Ratttrday, January 28, of Mr«.
Henry, widow of the late RQbt,_xenry
and mother or Robert L. and Stewart
Henry. of Windsor, both of whom are
well known In (loderieb.
The deNrt"ed was the daughter of
the late Anthouy Philip, a native of
Htotland• and . gradate of the Uni-
versity of Aberdeen. Ile came to Can-
ada and settled At ,lch
Rmo d, , after -
moving
t►at'aa..t»._.. Brantford. Her
marriage to Robert Henry took place
In 1879 when he was Mayor of Brant-
ford. He of erward• femme member
of Parliament for one of the ridings
M Brant county. 111,, death took
ptaeo four years ago.
The family In well known In (''ode -
rich as they have occupied a summer
resider,,' here on the In!s, front for
several men sons
F orty Hours' Service
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NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS
Page
Reader -Knox Theurer High Tea.. 0
Bulla for wk' ---M. (Alert 10
Annual meeting -Board of Trade10
Agent Ranted-Rox 3i0.1. Montreal 10
Applications for Assistant Aaseesor-
Town of Goderich 10
White Cockerels for sale -P. 0. Box
DOS, Goderich 10
Dominion Heeds 5
(lard of Thanks -Mr. and Mrs. A.
(challenger 10
Seed Oats for sale --Jas. Chisholm 10
Saleslady Wanted -W. Acheson k
Hon
10
Reader-1'r(dham, the tailor
Reader -Arthur ('ink
Reader -Miss l'ameron
LIKES SIGNAL'S NEW DRESS
"I like the improvements In
drove' and arrangement. It
makes the old Signal very in-
viting and interesting." This is
the message recclycd by the
Editor from Mr. Charles !teak.
iUperintendent of one of New
York's largest printing establish -
!Dents and a leading official of
the United Typottstae of Amer-
ica. Mr. Hoak spent the firs,
few year. of his aPPr'entkrsttip
In the mechanical department of
The Signal and "till has • deep
interest in the progress of
Huron's brightest newspaper.
Maitland Golf Club , DAUGHTER OF FORMER
Has Promising Future GODERICH MAGISTRATE
DIES IN NEW TORI
Announcement Is Made That Only Fifteen More Mrs. Joseph Nicholls, A Daughter
Shares of Treasury Stock is To Be Sold of Late Harvey Brace, Dies
At Par Value of $50. 00. On Jannarj 20
Seli4NAl PRINTLYG CO., LIMITED, PubUabeta-
The ancient gaue.,f golf cvi,1.1tqy has
a promDing future in (ialerirh. At
lealrt,.af the interest displayed at the re-
a'nt annual meeting in a safe barometer
Maitland golf course will 1*• one of the
mat popular rennets of the community
during the conning mummer. As HI. i 1.
veWnent, shares in Maitland (;oli Club
have proved very popular indeed. Up
to the present time eighty-tive shares
have been wail and it a the, intention
of the directors to slime only fifteen more
to be mold at $50. 00, after which no fur-
ther treamtry stock will be available at
thin price.
During the year 11111 which was the
first year of the Club's activities a vast
amount of initial expense had to b. :net
A club homy was built and furnished,
the grounds were (steered and levelled,
greens were built and a water system
installed. Considerable tools were pur-
chased too, yet in spite of all this expense
Use season was finis/red with, a aurplum.
During the four busy 'Months from
June to September the course was occup.
iel each afternoon practically to capacity,
the register showing from thirty-five t,
forty-41re players each day during that
period'.\ The lnemberrhip roll is another
evidence\ of the popularity of the course.
There were four season members; sixty-
nine aharehplders, twenty -trite depen-
dents and ai two summer viait)re.
The director ,of the (club for 11rr: are:
Charles Oarrow, A. J. MacKay, Roy.
Lloyd, E. H. Hill, O. L Parsons, (7;-•C.
Lee, H. C. Williams and 11. C. Dufllop.
Mr. Chas. Garrote has been elected
pn.Iiekut and Mr. A. . MacKay secret -
nary tnasttrer of the club -
The fees for )9?2 are as follows: For
playing shareholder, 120.O(i• for one de-
is'ndeut of shareholder, $1000; season
11enib ership for non-alureholders, $25.11);
summer visitor, tau weeks' membership,
110.00; casual players, 11.00 per day:
new shanllolden., (for 1922 only) $1,0.0o.
Meters. J. W. Fraser and T. li. Mitch-
ell were elected auditors for 1929.
Mr. !tarry Sheppard, the pr,ftessfonal
who hie been engaged bythe club to
take charge of the course or the Doming
season, will assume his new duties" on
April 1st.
RESIGNS HER POSITIGN
Veneer Resident of Colborne _
quisbes Her Work At Ottawa
Miss I'a*sa(lay, • native of Colborne
township, and "deter of Mrs. D. Mc
atllk•adely, who has been known at
city missionary in Ottawa, has jos
resigned her position on ac.'ount of ill
health, and the Ottawa Journal elft
oHolly pays ht? the following
gracious compliment : "When one
Inas given thirty years to untiring work
for the pobi good one Is entitled to
a rest. Miss Mary ('assaday has not
claimed such rest for herself In resign-
ing from the petition of probation
outer of the Ottawa Children'• Ald
}ks•lety, hut It has been claimed for
her by her physis•u'� t. !ler health de-
mand* That «le lea4t. her work. Hiss
Cassidy has been one of the most
faithful and influential workers In the
cause of charity In Ottawa. The roni-
munity owes her a very great debt of
gratitude arod there are thousands of
families and individuals who have
A former resident of 'Ingham In
the person of Mrs. Joseph Nicholls
died in New York on January . De.
tnartd was • daughter of t. late
Harvey Braes, magistrate of tion rich
about seventy years ;IMO. After
marriage she resited in Wbngham
a time and then moved to Loa10
where they rewalnel till the death of
Mr. Nicholls, Mrs. Nicholl. then went
to lire with, her daughter In New ten
York. Surviving are five eons, and Ilan
two daughter.: Alfred of {i'ingham; Lei
%William. of London: ()eerie' of ('hi- lid
BRIGHTER AND BETTER
lyre Signal is luuking brighter
rind in ler *melt week and your
local advertisers have a medium
on dour paper that would be
find t0 Improve upon." -W: N.
1FPkinson, of The 1►akHUr ire•
Rereire d a
effete Ihartitute Board. d sestet •i
ta-
o t trd
he overdraft of tile Sand promised terling
from Clerk Knox aha
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sago: l hurls, of Florida livery, of anion would not accept poral-
Minneapolh • Mrs.tion •ik'a t duldli b adrtrr-
liophia Mullin. of. tine for *indicant*
Toronto; and Mee. Mary King, of New Received •letter from Provincial
'Fork.Board of Health demanding to know
:What action the ceu0c•11 intended to
take to improve\ the water supply.
„water and light
Don't plan anything for February 27.
Jack Koddes Returns T. Termite
Last Thurwday afternoon. Mr. Jack
Redden lett fur his home in Toronto,
having completed his c..ntnct as Poach
Passed letter on
ebmmbeoen,
Iteee•ived report fro Reeve (know
and lk'ti,ty Iteeve M r relative too
their :.-I,i.•v.•n.ents at the unty coun-
cU, 1.e:n"m.st ,t ith pleasure tut 110,000
of the Goderich Hockey y (club. Ihtrite�tg ji •V ass MOW at Iil,p o.,11 of to for lm-
hia abort tern of resident... here *1r Rod -
den .
den son for himself a beast of friends.
TOWN LEAGUE SCHEDULE !Not o did he prove [dowel( a gentle.
man of first rank but his love for,
Received report fru m
ane co-
mittee to the eR.'et that a (ower ter.
est rate than six per cent. t not
be obtained.
Paws bylaw to -authorise borrow)
of $40.000 for curreut expenditure.
clean apo as demonstrated!
in ,is handlI
Organization ('ompleted With Ste ling of the affairs of the hockey club am.
Teams In Contest For Trolphy. rn
con,endable indeed. {Withd
out a oom
I O. H. A. ex in lsrxlerich by persuna�
A meeting of the 1
ICI ud a I
great ea 10 to ,ularirr !lucky
five was held last Friday evert through tlx igfln. * ami
fn the ng rotig othe gamer as While Purpose of eumloktiug plans ported by himself 'The Signal. While
a for Ili' formation of a town league. The Signal regrets ' removal it h0
t $I* teens entered in the co1 M
ophy and the following Ache- . rah as a permanent rt
drawn up.
SCHEDULE
- for a
dule was
Feb. 8-D.
C.
?eh. 10 -Rank
mpetltlon t, have r. Itodden k again in Ise
enc. Est-. .trent.
learned to regard her as a real angel
1 itf mercy. The Journal would like to
suggest that if there In legal provision,
the corporation should rceogb(ze her
services in some tangible manner."
TI. Witmer and son. David, re-
turned to !h•trott last Thursday after
• vbilt of a month with Mrs. Witmer's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stoddart,
It. vs. PurityPuritylty Floour. G 4'. . Shall Goderich Get
et Drink-
ipg Water From. Wells!
vs. Juniors.
M. C.
Feb. 13-Drewmacl( vs. Banker,.
Purity Flot(r vs. Juniors.
Feh. 17-4'. P. It. vs., .tankers.
Dummies; , vs.. Juniors+.
Feb. " -Z. -C. C. vs. I'yrlty b'lour.
Juniors vs. ('. p, g; - •
,,Feb. 24-I'iirity Flour rN. 22rewmatka.
M. ('. ('. rm. )tank.
.Per. 27-Drew-ma/r rn. l'. P.
M. C. C. rs. Junior.• \\
Mar. .,-►tanker,, vs. 1'urlty. Ilevr.
i4 In i -Antal,.
7liis Is The Queston Which Is Now Being Considered
by the Water and Light Wiyslli,,ion Marty
Other Towns Report Plar'\l' Successful.
otllceTherw tnofllmv
rhe)ng tem )zb ee cera ppotltf l Sons tinware) the water and light III- ; Clinton h) two wells of :, depth of
mission asked Engineer Kelly for so_:,•or,- abort 350 feet\enl they are louring an -
(I. Stratford has sic wells SSA feet
feet
tions as to how to improve the toe
(I. Persons, T. It. Thomson, IL O. tersuonly. In his reply he stated that
Bisset : wr rotary, L. Fount; tress-
'other,neer. J. t:. S. iwoyne+ ; executive--L.a danegen dKtppittcth,eiomr baa0 ttw)e4n0t6 feet lalsnd ah
Sturdy, 8n41 Jack Wiggins. --_ the only corn rati
Thr Hrst two games of the P t'c water -
• schedule
means of improving the preens "y.,tem ty-o-
O Parliament were inlayed en Wednestay evening of would be the lowering of ale pre.'nt in
Fa �• �• • merit this ,wink. the Drewmaes winning take pip... He sugge'sh,1, however, the
from the M. C. C,'s by the sore of 2-1. the ton l
with wells 3'111 " )wen doe b
1
treated. London has twen-
11s fromvie to 115 feet In depth
w only trohk encountered u iron
the water. To overcome Dusan aera-
s 0114' the I. P. _R. beat the Purity Clinton,ntonStratford, (salt, Kitch.•ner,Itlaic meeting
and filtration b(tain u beingre
eets at Curry's Corners
Flour
rtd by thefloefltwt seore 3-1. Jack Wlggtnm don and several other towns will -milsbuthe lating of the commission
game are Capt F:cl factory meth*. In. miry lots 1 n made
towns and rout pea • sally all of a purchase of a blurt of , �� for
Robinson floe second game. of these it
was Base of
flat too town a
P potter tone u
doom spatactory mfots,have been r.- to aariat new industries which
Opening Session of Mock Parliament U eel • With few s hone the nI ' 1;04
a A*tspiceg Of r• riled FK � Now . chp,•litica have repo
United Farmers Young Peopte of Oritiiito wrotA 4 e old Humdingers" who �~ read
Voted a Splendid Success, 1 I*"t w k 0.t -
•
n_pinring tete wins which the
c• erkh boys made bra their battle
'
bt'RREY'S CORNERS, F'ei�
with (1lnton at West street rink
a b have no cause to wear crepe
eon -
opening *cordon of the Mock Paella. pressed upon the House this. nom. after reading the moults of the eon -
open Meld under the the
of 1' rUa. ldcy of be new, party of Progresaivq„ 1a Clinton on Monday, ile sbeuld
meat nton
rel }untag PPO P of �'r Hon' Wm• Long, as Mtn iter of In- b steered when he hears that
Otgr 5 (Prior, wplendldly followed his lender, was played "to s stsncl"till," a dtth•t
cCeps. n Corner( was it 'r *icndicf e.e- ..--
a reinter King, In his representation of the Anal swore of 3-2 In favor of God(•
CMA,
Hr. Fel. Sennett. repre*enNnt the the Liberal platform anti strongly ten- rich booate d the "tanding of the team
Governor . Senne ate S gored the Opposition critk•I4m of the from Ilaron'* (holden (sate to scant!
Deakt•r of too retied, of elle Wilfrid in the district.
the session to order with
boa
Homme called flood old
Laurier.uLaurier.Pd
Mr. R ilfrFarrier as Sergeant -At.; r
Arms, it red whkh The budget apeirh fm
GOD/MICR MARKETS
R the Clerk rat m the Govern
4' House was then read
the House called the roll after which nett side of th
the members t by the spc.tk4'r.
wprch from the thrutm { The ellmax of the session was ra4'h• {{'Pd
th e.w. The
wax bl ell whenneed•♦ Feb 8
a y .rad by the Hpeaker and Mrs. the honorable member of
Rlchanl McWhinney, in her capable �aih"pontiM to theMmotionr. lthatter ithet House
manner as mover of the xp,Pe.•h from pec
the
/address Norman I Motion of ad
O'Loughlin, 111 his youthful efforts. adjournment 0f the y the
seconded the motion. :until Febnary' 17, wee moved by the
t St. Peter's Church Mr. Donald Melee n, r''Pn„rating Hon. Minister of Juatkr, Mr. Jas,
• the Iron. Arthur Meighen lender of Minister and ibor der) ht . Hon.
e party. energhtcallp Minister of Labor, Mr, {roam. Clare.
interesting . from Haydn.
� And intelligent
the
entertained
flop gave s very fro net by him by a selection
(Written For The Signa
Commp,.orstive of the forty hours
through whl•h the 'meted body of
Christ lay in the tomb the. Catholic
dourer hes established a universal
devotion emllel the Fbrty I{o,trie Ador-
ation to the Bless .,t Sserament. Tb.
public ceremony opened on Snnday
morning. .innuary 90, nod r•Ire.et on
the follow) - -
Gentlemen of the, Holy Name of
Jesus 5tw'h•ty ac1e1 as sentinels from
5.10 a. m. to 12 14111t. whller
tete'-Efltl-T wets a
lnponr of faithful adorers no that
tht•rt was sc•nneely n ,lefsulter out M
the large' membership of Ht. I•Pter',
ehnn•h. Silently and reverently each
the.C nsprvatly M
a ear
which a Abort program was carried
olnt.
Miss Mn4' Menary delighted the and)-
. atdl the 01.. nub Potatoes, per huwh...... $1.00 t
of th0 1'. 1'. {v. O. ably ..ands_.. an Cattle, butcher's choice, t West
old fni•0rlte. :{ ,
ole'fend(d the interests of his pert y ThP vwspon wa then closed aft
1 11y Rev. Father Gnnn,t 1
Ive chandelier. In the morning and
utilised Py.•uing series, the clergy, nix) In
rich golden verttnent" and attended by Da
twenty sane•tusry boy, gowtsrl. In 11
*nutans and hind surplice"' lnspir..l i,
"tided 11.•yotlou 14414411 11 the .haze of
smoke arising from sweet scents! In- I,
cense smouldering in the god! and
"diner censers- Sermons, not only tit- a
tine hot very eloquent. were delivers! r,
by )tet-. Father Goetz, of Seat
Mr. Jon. O'Loughlin In representing
Ir. Crerar, the lewder of the Progress -
wive party. in a few fitting remarks
tinsel the sepirntions of the new
rty, and advocated the abolishing
f the old two-party system land mit-
rest the n"pfninpss of group govern -
tone with a mile
Wheat, per bush - •
Oats. *1.05 to 11.10
45
per bush. ...........� to Otic
Barley, per bush. .. .,55c to ese
Pen's. per hush. . 51.40 to *1.60
ItIIekwheat. per bush. 65c to 70c
Flour. famllp, {adres. ...
per cwt. to 18.75
Flour, patent, per cwt..•1400 to t1.KA.•K wRtTr rr.�t�t.r
Bran, per ton *4.10
Shnr[s, io r qua *311 h Th}ou aieh fe have n romylete pretyrrhn, arils
)lay' per fon .. • •. 51500•t1e lute'
far err, mJ it will br malted imatrdiatdy.
Htniw, loose, ler Mn..j10.00.5,
without treat- T
grs
to
a at
Our iri to Fiera
rani i Co , for t4 horsepower should ht.'
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w le tl0n nn the long- peer cwt.
Ore by Mr. John Scott w enloyel Cattle, butcher'* medlu ' i5.f10 to
lir all. Mr. John K4'
manner, reusk•rel n f his „ nary. in b, Rentnl T1 per cwt. . W
ilr. John Farrlsh, as Premier )Ise- R" and MM, live weight, .*4.00 to *`r
. nst4' King. VIVI, a brilliant amount responded f0 It h..urfy enxorr
r " itefreahm,nt, were served
W. 0. and a plerassnt ms -Irl
"pent before the gatlerin
4' oust records of the liberal poet)
rad of the bright proapeetx for the
Wm* promising the entire witho..aI
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e�rtbara nr ii lta 1t.• '. Far r O'NPn, of l'a rk h nl.
Rev. Father lineeey, of Kinkora. led
In the solemn Litany chanted by the
priests. Rev Feathers lean, (baffrey,
•od Me( rile hod the very early ser-
vk.r, while Rev-. Father Onam. the
pastor. officiated a. master In the meat
'interim eer4'monies.
Only the Most ardent filth ea n'
prompt a people to .1,•h -senile". and
denial of comfort at are called for In
the ohservanee of the "Iagninrly
retlgbaa •xc pw(ae and In Hilt the eon-
gregtetbn of At. Peter's woe not found
wanting.
the m .tl.. „n prayer IN prepense of
y a cement to whkh all
(latholles on Amsted knees offer
ahpenie adoration. Fright prltste
}retail the seminary and the !tepee*
sive ceremonial of the .•hntrh was
fittingly earrltd 0wt.
The altar o? Expowftine perpetually
illuminated was han8M with • ir,o-
ftubn of floWNV s and helmet w Itb meet!`
' . ' • 11.00 to
by C. F.,; 1F1de., per i1.. ...... *...t
hear was
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CURREY'S (Y,rt�1$R•S NEM WIDOW'
\Ir. }'rank Johnston, aw n4mlttt (.1141 Mondag tile* FM'' 7- .
from ire.; York. In nn effect!.,. and semblel aF fM• , a Jolly crowd as
hetnorems .Is'erh, defended his lender.
Mr M.lgh.•n erHklteei the platform
of the 1,Llwer.I party, and credited
the springing -up of the Prngrefenve
piety to the depres*Ion that follorf„d
the late world weir
Yrs.. Ge, Lane. r prascntlag Mises
tgnes McPhail from Stfattbsftert (trey,
eongratulatel the Liberal leader on
his s[ilerudkl following, and' the
loader of the 4,pptsitbn on ha
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followers at :.11 Judging from
pest records. She emphatk'ally-
c for the opening of Feb. 15 -_Mock Parliament
the Meek Parllamerit , whlrh ha Geld.
(-rented much Interest a
A olti le0pN4' mong the yowl(an
}ofd k ass fillo.l) oto of the
able men, Minute, Maven. ae or our those
leaders of the honey were : J.
1) torrFer-
rish, acting a" W. Lyen J. et tulle
King ; P. McLean. Meet/etude
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u Hon. Mr.
lfalglt(cN, and Mr. .1fsa. isaagbUs for
the Progremtive Steep. atter
know*e*iton the be is a
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