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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1922-2-9, Page 101fienTWUMIlla. trebtftery 0, I9Z2 Tax SIGNAL - GODES1011, ONT. Knox Churcit'Congregation *Closes Very Successful Year ts Presented At Annual Meeting Last Week Show A Healthy Activity In All Depart- ments Of The Church's Life. The reports preeeuted liy %Ise vsr Mem organisations of Knox sesurch fo the year 11121 at Abe' manual meeting bit WedflelidaY Mat week. Isly`' iirov eel most tee -mime praitiest 11 v all branehee of Olte worh Making a vers ereditable (shoeing. The aerates reported teat ening' to the condition's genersiki prevailing no in -Tease tu Imager offerings had been made thong,: Ito geuerel fund. iota been fully siottiessi. The. SiloPtioll of the duplex enteleine for rougregatioual new luel prated very etweeo.ful. The boil -i..-h.'u» 1 .ita tea' of the town e,..iiited in the report of 3,.:7 Presby- terian families. The yen r .tarted with 612 on the utemberehip roll. Forty - .II. W00meted fiy profession of faith and tweet' eis by cert ewe te while tin -re were .e.moved tifteen by eertiti- cute and tee IT ,dentli, hotting the number of members at 654. During the year there it ere shirty -tour tittle , 4 lents and Ihirteen marriage, eoile run ized i'lle Ma t hod yeti r Was only_welionoporning but int -reeled - Ge. let la flee egrrie•I iit'er from the year Tot -thine, is spite ef the consith-rithie ittereeise.la. expense. Instead of. as in . ether Years. Elting to allierrions the - • $2010 tantriblited fly -tlw cherch proper for running erpenws last year the sehool receired u. itsitiatamo esti reised telti.00 for MinsdOnn. The teatii- -• tier etaff bad glean faithful and Oh- efent servicee during the year. I/urine the ouismer .- months when Sabbath . scipool frail heti in the morning the et- tendance kept es. eplendidly. Indeed. . it difeliddie•• for the wiefle year w•. I r editsireitie as( (.v0000,4-41 ity the fact cord of att iug at least fifty Sun: that about f7=s eebolare meth. the re duper• . -4 The Adult Bible claws reported a totll,. number oft the roll of eixty-fire , ivith an average attendant* of oventy- se( The othcer. for 1922 are : l'rese dent, Fred Weir ; teacher. J. 1'. flume; orgaia.t. Mrs. It. It. teillowe; setae. tary trea.urer, Mrs. W. Tiumnaion. The Girl,luterum*liate Itihie Chins have sixty-seven on the roll with an average attendance of forty. By suesne of the envelope spotted of giv- ing $101.12 was mired during the year, an increase of 177.32 over last year. St. Andresite Club has bad a very suceeesful year. line of their most 1111 - portant undertaking s•att the Whitler of a "Father and Son" Banquet in February. The Mis.ionary Aseociation report- ed that though no 'special effort was wade to make an advent.* on last year's offering the contributlem. were equal to that of the preeeding year. During the par the W. M. S. sent • It_to_the General Fundsbesidee cam tributing to other branchee of the work. Three Life Members:hip Certi- ficates were presented. Mentfon was 'made of the v‘kt ot. Mr. Covson, tbe r _ missionary ,to India:- The Arthur circle, the young ladiee miesionary society -of the nitignaution. reported hic reamed activitt A Betel' llotildtt cont•ert and a lia7.11ar were held during the year tut menu. of relat- ing fund,. The lIatifillivray Mjsiti,tt Baud bell meeting. every Wednesday of the year. The situi of $1115 tie. sent to the Pew- byterial -Treestirer Joel the church's miselonary enterprise. itt-re helped in other ways. sThe Ss -talk* Club reported sixteen meetings with an average attendance of tett member.. In Iltecember the cotuwenteet the St. John's Ambit - ranee Course itt firm Aid. Tlw number.hip of the Ladies' Aid Seciety eeventy-two. Two teas were served during 11* year and the high tea And Nanar added to the funds. The board of inamtgrment was given 22.10 for the oreau fuze] and 2.100 for curnett expenses. The choir reported a ,rnew_. stake fatiory eonithion finanees, a larwe amount hat ing leen raised by their play. -The New Minister." Tbe work of the eoloiet4 eepecially men- tioneti. The year jii.t chew(' learee the Mani of Stammers in a better finan- cial tondifien than they have been for year., a Nihau* of $•.e..101 being on hand. DEATH OF MRS. HAMMILL Aft firmer Godetiris Lad) Passes AWay At Her Hese At Shelibld TM' that Reporter of Wedneralay of las' • week,: referee_ the following to tl* depth of Mr*. Ikmjamin Hammel, a 2,frmer Goderieh lady and a eOURIO Of billesers. F. J. anti W. (1. Priditani. Goderieh : eThe funeral of tin litte lairs. Ben- jamin Hammel, of ehethetd, took plate on Tuesday afternoon from !Kir late rekidenee tin the Slime road to Mount- -*Saw, (entetery, Rev. Mr. Snider con - (ileitis* the eerviees. The late Mrs. Hammitt was the eldest daughter of ' the late John leetutore. of Goderich. tiles eta. a talented emelt-Ian. Ilefore leer 4marritme playrat the organ in !leek street Methodist church, Gode- rich, and ahereerds wit% for ye:ire emend,* is the chant at Sheffield. Itesidea -her hatband and eons eh.- is %Turley() hy one eister, Mrs. Sanmel Glenn, of Detroit, and four brother. : lidwerd and Harry of Chicago, Will, of Chicago Heights. 111.. and eintrii... of It. Louie. One brotheritleorge. of Mt. Vernon, N. V., died about a year age. In. Atige-t filet Mrs. lianimill, together eith her hireband and other members ef 11.-r family. attended the Coming Week" at Goderich, where she was joined by het skter and two of her brothers with their fam- ilies. she very much enjoyed the out- ing turf appeared at diet tirue to he in gotIlea it h." leeserve the date. Februnry 27th. Order your next lee cream at Mack- stowee ' appreciate the qual- ity a wrvicit. seneesiAsigintifef4ing a Siting meting of the General 4 'haver. I. O. D. E. eill he Meld Monday, Febr-uary at 4.15 psn A full attendance I- re- quested. 6\ r---- AUBURN •-- Febniary Rth-Mits4 Mildred Mogh. of T'avistock, is visiting her grand- mother, Mn. W. Yungbiut. Teo daughters of Mr. John Stalker, of Manitoba, are %Lofting relatives here, tasking over the scenes of their fattwr's youthful days. (hvisig to the Monti liutt Thunelay Knox Helpers Comedy Co. did not present their play: All on Account of Polly" at Ism- - demboro. They expect to give it on Wed - /motley of thin wet*. Mrs. It. J. Row is in Toronto for a visit of two week N. Me. las D. Hewett is advertising his auction aide for Feb. 15th. Mr. Forret ('arter and Mr. Ohms. Beadle each have their summer supply of ice in for their i creme and butchery BELFAST BELFAST. Feb. a -Mr. John Stothert,. Mr. Cecil Malliteand Mime Roselle Mil 110, of lock/tow, spent Turaiday at Ralph Wisps's. Mr. and Met Herb. &others aod dangle IM•,- Lenore, of Illengiusrion apart one dey last week in the burg. Who • number of the farmers from mound here attended Mr. Maisie Reid's wale on Taes•lay last. Ali report a good CLUB MEETING , DONATIONS TO MUSKOKA HOSPITAL AT CARLOW Acknouledgnient of Contributions to • BIG SUCCESS Field Sorrel:us of National Altseelation ' - The -11110nrer ofAlInskota Hospital ml••••=•••1•11..... _ J Entertainment 1111 anuary 2$ Proves To Be Of A Very. High Order .C.titliolt". Jan - A very ••11(•1141••• fisi Farmer,' clue meeting was; held in the Township Hail on Thursday. January 26. The main feature of the program it,. at" .11.140.• -Itl•SOIred that itiereassi tinancial refern. would bessatit the farmer mon. than 0#1114./1 - tion." The athrmative we. taken le- TAW•Ott ind W. Young lied- the negative by Mr. ',Forster and John Ker. nigbtin. Argumeut. on both +Mee were well presented, the negative pointing out that agrieniture and Munition mu hardly be eeparated tts'one ittiot have a knowledge of the itolI anti other mattere in order te; make es mute -rot of farming. The aflirmatIve semi by five poinhe The Judges were Ileesre. G. tomb. 10101 Itobereion Niel Mr.. J. Long. Betides the debate an exce-1. lent program was preventeil eonsietine a (solos by Miss Amelia IIc I i wain. lidissa Lucy Feagan and Matter Herbert Green, a fleet by MrslIclIantte anti Mr. W. W. Waltee, a reeltntion by 1111L+4 V1 -4n Fieher. • violin solo by Mr. McNay, and it guitar setection by Mrs. Elle Itolwrtsen. Tbe next of the writes of Meetings is to be heel at itenntiller on t'ehruary 9. Dr. MeMillan's % i•at A good COrlitr00,11000 ,111i1.• ma lin Huntley to hear Dr. McMillan lir. Itehililen wan invited to the an- niverenry eervinei here at a later Ilate but as he could not do ea itteffered to take the :services last Sunday. On Monday evening he conducted R /111•01 in muske on the Book a Praise at the home of Mr. C. A. Robertson. which proved eery interesting. Monthly Meeting of W. M. S. F'eb. 6.-'1'he regular tnonthly meeting of the W. 61. 14wee held at the home of Mrs. W. Mellwain on Wednesday, February lat. tlw pren- Went, Mrs. noes In the chairl'wenty- three ladies were preempt. Including #14•VPII visiting ladle* from Nile Auxil- iary and a very Interesting, instructite and 'veint afternoon was "spent. Mrs, hiellwain merved refneehmente in her usual leospitalee manner. ----- --- Keep February 27th open. PIERIONAL MENTION Mise lf. ti. Mai:Vicar itt Rtt011,1105 the erring millinery openings in Tonotto this week. The sigma is gfleflo report that MIS. H. 0 Allan!, formerly Muss Gladys Bed- ford, W110 till/1 been dangerously ill Io,_ enter time, is very much improveil„.._ -Mot. in7Carleas, of Tomiaoe n hreturn ed to the queen City, after spending a few dame with Mr*. s. sloe/down and MN. T. Shields of town. Inepector Houston le Itt Goderieh to- day in him official capacity of Inspee-1 tor of Collegietee and High Schools of 0ntarI far Consioniitive4 Illenfres gratefully to acknowledge the 'following Contribu- tions neeived in Goderich by the field iteeretary of the National Sanitarium Aseocietion : 4issi6rich Elevator & Traniiit t'o.. $5; Gotierieh Knitting Co_ 22: J. I'. Ilittne. e2; Mk. G. A. Hedge. $2: lilies J. I- Penfold, 22; It. 'Millar 1, & Son, $2; E. C. Robertson, $2; '1'. F. i Holland, $2; ('has. ('. Lee. 52: I. B. Mustard. *2: 71* Sault. C,oal Co., $2; Brophy Bro.., 22: Signal Printing Co.. te: W. B. Murray. 21: F. L. Van Alien, • $1; J. Muneou, 21: J. If. Meridian, 21; - MM.' M. Trenaman, 21; Milo M. L. Brill. $1; Itolierbain Brio., $1: D. M. O'Brien. $1; E. J. Pridham. $1; II. C. Dunlop. 111; it. J. Howard, $1: Rev. H. D. Moyer, 11; HAW. S. N. Hardy, 21: Mho A. (tarrick. $1: C. J. Harper, $1; C. Blackstone. Ill ; T. Warriner, 21: A Friend, 50e; F. Woolcombe. 82; M. Itobins. 22; 'tr. J. B. Whitely. $2: Rev. J. I. Iteyereft. El : total. 253.50. NOTES PROM PARAMOUNT Another Ashaeld Community Seeks Spate On Signal's Diatriet Page PAItAllorNT. Feb 7. -Mrs. Herb. Ensign. of Lolled -di, vleited with her mother in Liteknow (hiring (he week Mee. Wm. iVeloter. (of l'ochnene, itt vieiting her mother, Mrs. T. Webster, at Zion. Wm. 110••1 itt II* truest of his brother's this ei-eir at Lochaish. The Mieses Made •Mcfettn and Salem' Grant of the Locknow High School, .pent the weekend with their parents'. Mr, and Mre. R. Greek of TA-who/Ai. Frank Ketchabau itt visiting eith his potent,' at Para Mount. Mre. Roy Bailey, who was visiting her sister, Bra. J. (1. Pickering. of Paratnonnt, has returned to het' home in Detroit. Wm. Stanley, of near Isteknow, Is suffering from a severe eold which will confine him to the house for some time Verna Hamilton. of Paramount, watt the germ of her couein, KIRIN Jennie of the 3nd concession of Huron. Mr. John Jamieson. of Laurier, en- tertained a number of filen& one night this week. The new grist mill jute erected by Wilfred Bradley. of Laurier, makea a fine tippearanee in the little village of Amberley Mts. eeirah McLean, of Lothian. spent n few 'hays with friend* in Luck - now last week. Now ie the time to buy that hot water butt its (bin; are guaranteed and they will adord you a lot of comfort in thin cold tiitltrier Cempbell'a Drug Store. Wen- NIFfiaist Coorinef-fircte-r liar- . ildissZakie itherwo(id spent the week . tha Metier, of lAnwood, were viettkag sad with herornandparenta. Mr. $oul Mr.. , at thp home of Mrs. Cook's brother, named Rharusexi. is rioderiehsshls amok. II,Mr. Nava -iserwood im visiting friends 1 Comity Reeve I. J. Moller. Mr. thseelre falthwalte goes to Thr. I Mr. Palmer Irwin an:102ence spent • ' nue io-dat to attend ennventions of _ The 'fervid -es at Victona etreet ennrrii next slot lay will be in charge of the pas- tor, Rev J. F. Reyeraft. The morning whine will be "Marching Orders" and in the eveningthe fifth in the wren on the Ten Commandment*: "Remember the Sabbath 'ay to keep it ifoly". Sunday 110h001 •1 3 o'clock. flood ef Haase la Delesil • _ .11feirrep;.. of 'rich aig last week In Iffass • attack breeders •ed fruit growers'. He sownith,p. who la vssitint relatives' in De- troit, %hell . waa the anent of honor at a artiry riven on Saturday evening, Jammer? be Mrs. Arthar ROW and Wm. K. Rieke, in Detroit. Lunch wait served to twenty - nix goastn. r. WiII. Alton mid Mbe 011m visited -ray remain for the opening of PerNew Drees Gingiliems with Mr. and Met Mae. Alecto, a !Amy, meet on Tuesday of next weak. Char.es .4 adrerdeement OW W. AC11- on Randier .11111. J. p. Brown retnriumi last week IttSDnan son was recci,e1 tno layp for Will mere, hot supper 4n Ha..ett's , le sop Acheson in Toronl.. WY. mad Ina (1., rri vat of • gplenef id seleetinn Ladies aid of (bit..treuit 'tom a visit Of taro mom lin With Mrip. Ingefti thl# week. They an. Immune - 04 church on Valentine's night, IPtbrnarf re. W. F. Yungbiodof ti.- 1*, padt, now 4- gingham' and a list of intereat- 14th. A good sapper will be serer (rani ..ines4 Mrs. Brown here i.t.t-. mak anti I lag ',H. ring, In other linen. d to ff oirifort efkie whkit a gettf poem" • will trleit fn Goderich far it abort time , PMbit randensd. • in unnoisi. 11 111 II tie- doer to save February ran. TWO CONTESTS IN ESSAY WRITING Bois .tted On liessailler t 'mutt .lre Participating Is l'nique Fatucational (•ompetition BENNIII.I.Elt, Feb. 8. -Two very in- teresting compile are being lick' in con- nection with Sentlay schools of Be liter circuit in the shape of 'way writing on "The Prophet Elijah" and ."04arettes." In tlw flintier contest all StiteLy school scholars .ixtetei years and tinder may takc part. In the latter all boyn under tweedy -one years of age •re eligible. Public win kite e ill he held rwx t Still - day at ikehel at II a.m., at Ziou Ninth et 2.3ii p.m., anti At He •tier at 7 p.m. The pastor, Rev. II. FKennedy, will preach the last 1 it write ef sermons 0/1 the life of Heals the sublets being, "Elijah mei the Chariot of Fins'. Chicken pox in noting among the chilti- ren of the fith lirw, Colborne. A tem social till' be held at North Zion church, on the evening of Febniery 15th. in aid of the Sabbath School. A good programme is being prepared for the occasion. Come along ladies eith • sample box of your good cooking. Conte along Boys and wimple that cook - tic ladies Aid of Beniniller in meeting Otis week with Mrs. Clarence 1Valtens An Enjoyable Evening Ovidfelloss 'is Hall was filled to capacity 011 IVraineolay evening of last week when the Holy Name Society of St. Peter's churcb iteki lie annual euchre and dance. Tlwre were fifty-oeven tabite at enchre. The ladies' prise, a centerpiece was won by lInt. J. C. McIntealt. Weat street, while Mr. Jam. Buchanan captured the gentlemen'. prize. an ash tray. After the euchre • large crowd este pree- ent for the dancing. The music, by the lioderich Society orchestra was of the high- est order while a plentiful and delicious lunch was very much enjoyed. Ali who attended voted the affair one of the mon suoceseful of the season. NEW JOB FOR A GODERICH MAN Mr. R. J. Megaw Ham Been Enga In Advisory Capacity Li) (-outland flour 51111s, Ltd., of Midland It will be- interesting to Code-. rkt citisetts to teem that a forme well•Inown resident, Mr. it. J. Memo lilts been engaged by the Cope!" Floor Mills, Limited, to install th now eheet in their new mill at Mit burlr. Megaw is at present in Ilidiste superintending the starting of tit new plant --reckoned to I* the mo, modem of its kind in Canada -and we underetand is engaged in an ad visory ...opacity for the Copeland Com patty. In count -ellen with the issue of pre- ferenee shares of the Copeland Floe Mills, Limited, of which a large blot: has been underwritten by the total Ann of E. H. Hill & Company. the following letter writteu to the original underwriters by litr. Megaw will be of interest : Gentlemen :-You have *eked we for an opinion regarding the properties and prospects et the Copeland Flour Mills, Ltd., at Midland, Ont., and per- haps my association with the firm, in an advisory capacity, enables me to erpnsw my ideas more tally than 1 otherwiee eouki. in the tiro plaee, let me point out that flour milling i. perhaps, tbe most essentially Canediau industry we have at the preecot time, and Is unqueetion- ably capable of tremendous expauaion, both export and domestic, and the ability to aecure, and more particularly to rielect, rim material suitable for the particular market -4 being catered to, and also to mauirfacture at lowset posallsle cost consistent with quality; and finally to bell Ile manufactured Writhe/ in any or ali markets of the world. are the essentials of success in any ilue of business. "The Copeland Flour Mills, Ltd., can claim all three advientagett since their ideal location affords them access to all grafire and riawes of grain, from he higheet to the kevest, which will ie wdeeted by experte eonneeted with highly organized .nd up-to-date hiboratory equipment on the premisee. "The buildings are of brick and con rete, of listed modern design milted o mid -Canada olimatic conditions, nd fitted with tip -to -date Are protec- ion systeme conforming to the most gid demandm of the ,t natilan Board f Fire 1:nderwritera, than affording protection at minimum emit. "Power used will be electric and pur- hatted at erceptIonally favorable rates, um materially aseleting In reducing anutacturing cost to the lowed pore tile point. "The operstirer plant is demigned to nd itself to tbe production of highest milky, to a maximum degree, at inimum emit for amply, upkeep and replaeement, 11* marbinery being of test modern &Morn, and arranged in aecoribtece wtth beet practice de- leted by men of years of experience inaceeterful f'anadlen milling. "And Nutty, their nhipping excellent, enabling shipment by il or water to reach practkally any faired market at minimum cost. "The initial daily capacity will be 299prestehhimnt iwbrit 114141117nfrofig24amhmiplerfliora nd te rther exterssion, inereafilng to 2.000 Is. per day capacity RR b10/11-10•01 11P• ands. "The feed plant In connection is up - tete in every partieular. and will it splendid arowt to the flour mill in (wincing in large capacity practicallY eeds for the completiron-4"11.-.4-6114 mixed main' lo Aloe a "insight ear lots, an eseroattM feature poweiteed by very even of the beet mina, <oder. o"Thrut eiaa wiesi hriorg,h1:"„tzat Entio,nn Inwitlbel behrudof elm men of wide experience. Who rp recorde of 'moose behind them And wit% all theme advantages, pled together. a otaff working In melon. hrrnsony with only one oh - t hisforp theta, namely. the grog teat ("7restitshemoi tithshouVidooelbeendno rglouvestr Yours truly, It. .1. MEGAw. fed r nd I The early bird gets the worm" Priti- ham the Tailor's vrang and summer samples are all in and they are eonething I worth while looking at even if you don't buy just now. They have got the_speed ie limit beat. Around the corner, North t street, ICE HARVEST ON Fanners At SI Amrustine Report Qual- ity la Good This leer ST. AUGUSTINE, Feh. 7. Harvesting -We is the order of the day With A number of farmers in this vicinity. It is of it good totality this year. St. A inc and vicinity Was well ni- I.rwpenIed at the annual meeting of the Fire Noumea Co. Iwki at Dungannon last Friday. Mae O'Connor spent the eeek-end aittt her friend Mime Ethel Cuinttij • DANCE AT EINGSBRIDGE .1n Excel/eat Time Promised For Fri- day Night of Th18 Week KINGSBRIDGE, Feb.7. A dance in to be held in the hall on Friday night. An es- oelleut time is premised and the music will be all it can be wished to be, tut a set of "traps" has been &skim' to the ortiteates- Everybody itt welcome. •-• The autuy Ashtieki friends of Mr. anti :Mrs. Jae. Dalton, of Goderich, proffer aincere .sytupathy on the death of their eon, Cyril. Mr. Jump!' O'Reilly is visiting in Tor- onto. Word has been received in Goderich of the safe arrival in the -Old Land of Mr. and Mrts R. J. Miller, of New York. Mrs. Miller is it grand -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0-.1fIcMureity, Picton street. Get your Star liennett Records at Campbell's Drug Stole. Price 66 ceMs each, all the latest hits. Ask for catalogue. School Report ror January The following is the report of S. S. No. I, Ashfleki, for the mouth of Janu- •ry. Names are In order of merit : IV. -Howard Quaid, Carman Hay- den. Jr. IV. - Wiiile Richardson, Graaf` Green. leaden Hay. George Ashton, Edna Murray. ler. 111. --Clara Willie, Vernon Willis, iMelvin Dickson. Jr. TH.-Vesta Murray, Bert Craw- ford, Annie Green. 11. -Hugh Bennet, Margaret Ashton, Florence McKenzie, Joonard Crawford, Clarence Hay, Ruby Diekson. 1.-Jewle Hay, Etta Quaid. John Green, Violet Ashton, Edna Crawford. Priroer - Erne* ("rawford, Benson Murray, Clifford flay. Jim Ashton. ELINOR CROOK - SHANKS, teacher. - COOTTS.-At IfcCntw Station. to lir and Mrs 110EN Rumen coma. soon -Jack 8trathdee. r WILSON. -In Goderieh. on Saturday February Ith, to Mr and Mrs Prod Wilson. &daughter. 1 a a 11 Itt le itt la T0 itt Mr re 1. the flt bh tos be pr or few t h ha /Cr All Ltd the DIED THOM.-In Boston. cm Tuesday. January 17Ut, Mary Tho,t. formerly of SC Betook wed yews. DALTON. --In Goderich. os noadar. Ifithrnary C Maurice Cyril. elder son of Mr and Mrs. Jas. Dalton. in Ms MO year. NEWIN-In Toronto, on Friday. Insbruary B. Thomas Nowen. of Godierieh in hls tOb yam IN ICESIORIAIII rN LOVING MEMORY OF JEAN DRENNAN. who died on February ub, ins The moon and stars are shining. On a lone and silent grave. Where sleeping without dreaming. Lies one we could not save HUSBAND. solss &ad DAUGH TER WILL HOSPITAL SECURE HLP? I Letter Received hotel Presider 1/rury .igests That Government May 1 -ole Assistant's' The Board of Governors of Alex. audio Hospital has receit el a very en- ter Drury (awaiting letter trout Pr' itt which Mate* that he eousiders the Cane of the deputatiou, ehieh weid to Toronto to seek Governmeni aid in the erection of a new hominid Kt GOtle- rich. wag very well preeented. The Preuiler Mated that he intender( ,to take the matter un with Proviuclul Seeretary Nixon nod though uo defin- ite action can be taken until the heitt- !attire Meetn, favorable results are ex- ported. AutomoWe Owners Get Your 1922 Permits and Markers Now Rom J. MacVICAR at lieo. MacVicar'e Shoe Store, North Side of Square, Goderirli P1). Box 414 ('ountry Wousen's ('Iub Meeting The regular meeting of the Country Wouien's Club will be held at the hour of Mts. Jam. Johnston. If Won road, on 'rlittrinitty, FehrtIltry 161h, at o'elock p.m. The beat home treatment for Rion - 'natant. Sciatica or Neuralgia is T.IL.C•s, aad for Astimmand Bronchitis is RAZ - MAN. (ivaranteed. Sold by H. ('. Dunlop. AUCTION SALE 4 Wednesday, February 15th. -Clearing auction sale of tarns stock. imPletnentif hay, grain and straw, property of Mr. Jame, Howeitt, Lot 41, Con. 14, Hullett, one mile east of Auburn, T. Gundry. auctioneer. Saturday, Fele 11. -Auction sale of farm stock and implements, the pro rty 04 Mr. (tamers Haines, lot 5. co on Ashfield, half a mile west of Dungannon, commencing at 1 o'clock aharp. Thos. Gundry, auctioneer. CARD OF THANKS UR. AND MRS. A. CHALLF.N(SER at and Wally nigh to thank their many friend. for their kindness &nd sympathy during their repent boreassment In We km a • much loved son and broth/a. WARTED. SALESLADY WAItITED-APPLY TO W. aciterioN S sue. lisANUFACTI7RRR OF 111011 CLASS have best of references No CS 1.11 FLAVORINGS wants local Splendid opporkinity for lady or man . NIUTE PDX 24W.. MONTR - NOTICE OF MISTING THE ANN L'Al. MEETING 04 11 Board e of ?rads will be held la their rooter in Use Masonic Temale building on Monday evening. ',binary, 1. at 8 0. en.. fur the election of officers and other matters that may e0I1W1 before the board nimsed F WOOLLOOMSE. IMeretarY Town of Goderich = times for tbs widen ef Assessor a the Teen' of (loskriek fee the year 1522 will be received by Mee under▪ gned up to e'elaea. ,it., en Thursday, February lith, 11122. Fer further information appb te WNW C. H. HI:MISER. Ch. of Special Committee, Goderieb. One. A Winter Sports Expert NOTICE TO CREDITOILS INbiPIIAR. late of the To!ItiotEllitutleT THE I.:STATE OFllEDM. in the Omni, of Hurou.Gentletnim. deceased. NOTICE is hereby given intilasint to it. 14. 0. cap. t21. liar. 511. that MI venom haring dams mamas the mate of the said Albert M. Shepherd, deceased. who died on the twenty-sixth der of Deoeuilier. A it,. II are required to send or Me toon .r t theuzelsore,reiginei...tt l.Eletdmtors., nryebrua olthesalud full eartieulso of their Hann/. and that alter such date valid executors •ill distribute the awes ot the deceased among the parties ses• rutngt.regaiiaboi uti.u.k) w lytor.claullit i.of nd they shall then he avnoil inth notice. .104 %not 104 axes shell nist lia,e Leen rivet rod at the ttn.• ue gurribirdtlanTe diatribulxi'.ality •lifth day of Januar). WILLIAM COATSm.vandutuniClIARLICS GAINH1We FOE EALE-j"\-: sELLI.h-iti-NLfghonli mitarroasath. Strainer twc foe nes. Addross Post Ogles, SOX Mk Oodts 2 1.0.0...dc:c.(1i.Mh11,11.,11,Sr.111,0; 8iindf..1.th.:. :170. tc.ash thick kind. got by grandson to Gainforil - Mar- quis Imported. 7 and months old. Priced ha sell. N. MILER. It It. NO. g CLINTON. Tithe Phone 117. Benmilli r. ft iSEED OATS FOR SALE. -About 2600 jre cs:auite. uoDeeris0mtibush.:14.cii:i.i",boatams.....denbww.tethmsuotat....."Irbilielt. FOE SALE OR RUFF. T°and RE:ST.-PART OF MY DOUBLE mar this square Flt• room& harnaos. hot strirk House, corner mouth MM. st=, heating. Modern sonvenistwee. atertrie Alma Mr essenchs garden Included. Good home for it comet, without on&Il ammo. ree hither eartieunre may so eke. JAB STEWART. eoude imam _ 171OR SALE.-MODF.R.N SEVEN - 1 10014. prawt.4 brick house tor gals. Itrorted this season. Just ready to be_u_Ywo minutes welt from Senate- apply G. P. GOVLIX Mario r,,e. a-tt RUILDING Lor FOR SALE, -ON ay Brock stmt. Flint 10 244 within Use Port few amts. Make offer to 14M5. 1 HONKS MC- KENZIE. Victoria Street. Gotten/it. or to W. A. WHITELEY. nra our Street. New Orison& La, II -ti AUCTIONEERINO. T M. STALKER. AITCTIONEER lgt. for thyorifit:tirects. farm Mock. ktiF -Address all communications 10 1.14. STALER Antrum P 0 MUSIC -- plANO8 TUNED. -APPLY TO • HENRY. Music Studio, I of Square. PUBLIC IfOtICII. i DR. F. J. R. FORSTER. EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT. Late Howse Stirroan New York irt: sod Aural Hoopittoki.sealettiot M ilye Haell&tal and &mare Tema Roe - efts Loos... Kea n waists.° St. S.. Stratford. Telembeseillf. At Hotel Bedford. Godencis. from Wediosieday. Februarr 15113 .1 730 P.M . to Thursday. Febru- ary Igth al 1 itt,, GOLDEN GATE - No. 1034. IHninday a each month.. MalL Visiting Sir come. It. H. 111ZW. W.P. Mr. C. B. Vaseeha, a noted Swim' ski instructor, who has won numer- ous championship trophies in vari- ous international ski conspetitions at St. Moritz, Daves, Klosters, and other famous Swiss resorts, is located at the Chateau Frontense hotel. Quebec, this winter, where hit seririces will be available for any one desiring Instruction in any and ever, branch of ski-inc. Dorn in DiRt11, Switzerland, and being an active ski enthusiast from his boyhood, Mr. Vaseslia's eyperienee cern.* a period of 20 years, mostly in that country. He is an expert of international reputation and holds the European tecord fi? distance la ski jumning, having jumped 203 feet at Klosters in 1915. Ile holds the Swiss cham- pionship for fancy ski•ing. ineled- ing the "Telmark.' the "Chris- tiania," eross jumps, ete fie was butterfat of ski-ing i n the Swim Army &wing the Great War. if. was instructing at Lake Placid Club during the winter season od 19?0-51. Tits upper Illostratien "hews C. 11 Vasesha racing en his skis while ill the !ewer picture one gets • geed Ides cif the fine physique vesieb wire ter sports have developed he the man. A mother intereszga.festure of winter sports in city tile season is a young team af huskies whieb hats Won brought from the far nett\ _canatia or the entertainment el those visitiag anclent 4'14- _ LEGAL ------ MG. .CAMERON. IL 0., BARRI& TER. /Solicitor, wary gabby. OSes Hamilton camel, Oakafell. third door from Squats. Tryst roads te loan at lowest rattan DaourFrooT, KILLORAN & HOLMES, BARRIRTERS. SOLICITORS, NO- TARIES PUBLIC, ETC. Office on the Muer., second door from Hamilton Street, Goderieh. Private funds to loan at lowest test W. Proudfoot. K. O., L El:loran, Dudley E. Holmes. riFIARLES °ARROW. Lis B., BAR - I° RIOTER, attorney. 'solicitor. etc. Ooderieh. Money loaned at lowest rates. C10111)1k foetal -7 public and eon- 8FAGEB, BARRISTIOR, 8016- reyamee. Oeee--00ort Hones. Gods - rich. 00-12in INSURANCR, LOANS. ITC. licEILLOP MUTUAL nen INKY& ma ANC' CO. -Farm Nod !waisted town property humped. Milkers -Jae Connolly. Press. Godes rich P. 0.; Jan. Evans, Vice -Pres_ 8eechwood 1'. 0.; Thomas 1 Hays,, Sec.-Treas., Reafort.b P. 0. DIrectors-D. P'. McGtegor, R. No. 5, Ikaforth; John CI Orley", No. t, Walton; William khan, R. R No. I, Nee forth; John flannewItte Rend- hagen Geo McCartney. R 9 Ra. Rea forth ; Robert Ferri« fla rine* Malcolm Mefilwen. Clinton • James Evans, Benshwood James Connolly, Goderich. Agents 1 W. to (Intends : Ater. Leitch, R R. No 1 Clinton; WIlliem Chesney. Beaforth R flinch - ley. Bea forth. Polley-holde,, can pay 1 ell payments and get their cards ro- Meted at R. J. Marriott'. fleshing Atone. Minton; R 11. flutes (Impel,, stiessten atreet. norliorteh or .1 a Reld's General More, Hayfield. so4P • •