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Mr. Fred M. Rutter Succeeds Mr.
R. McKillop Who Has Been
Transferred To Toronto
The Canadian t'ai•i11r 1teilway Cofif
pony uan4)44t is the apt.olutt „Alperin -
Mr. Feat M. Ratter to thew illi
tendency of its London 1N"""' 1414
lu•adquarter1 et London. 44reetI is )11
r. It
1
lint rend
- instant. nnf
to
..[h il► sea
l f
11. Meth's'., WItl Ita+P� 'tars• juries
to 7brunto WIWII t�Iplatetuc'• ;'race
diction ober the
Mr. It Ontario boy hav-
ing
In i„,,ter M as educated
ioR 'alma 11rn RwtiIU ' .f the 1Tiei
To -
roam on,/ N
•thee. 9( "' mote of tt11 1/'aludian
enren~r gauw'y shortly after gradu-
„ant and wits engaged in the l:om-
i„,ne s engineering and eontertwtion
department.' in variolic parts of elest-
,.: a Canada from 11M►' until- 191:,.
Sinew the latter year lw hay had
rearm. of the operation of lino., which
eradiate from Tomtit.) to Owen Sound.
Teewwater. Elora, the Muskoka Dis-
t ring- least --'other pointe. Thu. expert -
unto thus gained inakcs him well titled
to take over the .lutl4w of operatkoniuf
tee London ftiri:t.bw whkh i*coueeiled
t.. 1e .ale .1f 11e heaviest railway
truth.• eectlou, in 'Canada. Mr. Rut -
r'. new territory includt•s Canadian
t'.••itie Railway lines operating
A NEW DISTRICT
SUPERINTENDENT
Ir
' t l.l,•ugh •(;Alt, Wo o.L.tOek. Landon,
''silt 114111. N'i ud.ot. 4; ii.4ph, (:(Nlerlch
tn.d other important industrial centre*
i,. W. -teen Ontario.
SIGNAL
- OODERIOH, ONT.
w
'Meth of lbw. Newer r. fn
\ familiar ligur. toe >0:1 "awl teat
e;.sl•rich soft. called to 11'�ra whet
on Friday, Febn►ey tebbtu 1n
Thotua• \ower A!,.1 i 3drtu Mr.
llo ('I ,Ic
111:)%04.1
ot ,. by U•ade cud
New.•u w:a• „ of pears 4e hafi
liver 4 luta; moths a each year in
.'sort n feopad printing t• t's• He
Ip Uodcricl about 'seventy
ons la'o Ilia early 'boyhood' (lays
yrll�.pvlt in t4.• 110111e of the late
1so/pert McLean. -*'or reveal' lnuuths
of .4.t )tar be had 'wen employed in
(he .•tti.'e of 1'1(4' Star **Weil position
lie i,•liisplisle,l alb,nt Christmas lime.
I•,,r over a yule lie had been P111141491
with a .,nous heart ailment whk-h
,•v.•utunlly resulted In his death. The
mureins were brought to Ooderk•h a►d
interment was Ilia c 1
' . de on Wed
t1tldly of
last work iu Maitland cemetery. Yen.
Arclei at0n Jobe.-ltatemau nerd Iter.
J. E. Ford conducted the vterviee• Almd
the pallbtlr9'r. Were Meese,. 4'. 1.
Nairn, J. W. Vanatter, William Keller
end A. Me(juartle.
HAYFIELD WANTS A DOCTOR
Particular", At "
Tpia; D�ANNON MAN IS ;NORTH ST. LEAGUE
.nett Is Time of the Client i°�.ECTED OFFICER OF
IDAYF11%D, Felrwry la. --At this
, o emit year dna 11eM1 Ile. 11
fur N certified prnetk.iug I t doctor•
homes litany hual there are cases of
vnr? tag Meri"u.nely and doctors
(,utkrich, g
. Zurich., and
are called fur. No doubt Heise
would be satisfied also tel have
(then( Ise ',implied.
st•ae. n i Y 7 pool i�
Died In Terwrio
In. Hauer W at.srn, of Tortgiliiie6iit1
.atunlay after an Minn of se Weeks.
lie Wits born to l.ttckwrw fifty -feign yearn
ago. Ire graduated in me lee in 1859
and after two years of poet -graduate work
in En land begnm prnctfit. 'MOM'
IOC llc weld to Toronto la WOO.
Died la Ttte N eet
A gloom was cast over \t'inglham *heti
the news war receives" la..t week that
Gordon Jefferson huddled suddenly at his
home at Laura, Sask. He had been liv-
ing in Winghan with his unoie irantttd
Bennett, and had gone Jioute k4 a vitt.
Soon after his arrival he wan eluted with
paralysis of the heart, dying almost im-
. wediately. Ile will be greatly missed ill
Wingharu, especial' m the lilethodiut
church of %Mclt he � been an
member.
Try this Friday and Saturday special.
ddigh grade chucolatte at forty ant.' a
pound at dtlackstone's. West street.
DEATH OF WILLIAM EVANS
A. BOWLER 1N- HOSPITAL
Reentering Nicely From Operation
Performed At Landon
LUN(;1BRIDGE, Feb. 15. --Mr. Andrew
Bowler de iru4$i. Jein'p1's lnspital, Lyn-
don, where he u niereent an n) eratign.
His many friends are pleased that he is
moovt•nag suect-efd1111y.
Bouin fib Mr. and Mas. John C. Dalton,
a daughter. Congratulations !
bit'. Jobe Ganey is visiting in Toronto.
Wayp fdeated to report that Mrs. T.J.
Lannon, who is ill in Detroit, is recover -
tepidly as can be ex Leet&''.
GOES ON A TRIP
CAN. PRODUCE ASSN. AROUND THE WORLD
Ur. J. R. McNabb Is Named Al
Second Vice President At Con-
vention In Winnipeg
&molest Friday night was well
As the floor ea. in good con -
and the music excellent, every-
btidy eoJoyed the Main.
IT. HELENS
8T. HIU.ENS.-Mea. W. Woods is
not keeping very well at present. Het
daughter, Mrs. Richard Martin. hal been
with ber for • few (da s.
bock
was
A friendly game of el played
OD TlursdnT night on the L uektaw Rink
between K hitochuroh and St. Be.isO
boys, more 9-2 in favor of 8t. Helms.
We are sorry to report dna Mies Gladys
Webb is laid u(1 with aft attack el Ig
gramme. We wiah pelt. recovery.
tat. Helens Bible eiCrle 'ted wrih
Whitechutelt 1 ot1 Plloyrie's clue on
Friday evening and neve the prevent.
A very en /Maims was upset.
Mrs. George Masai is at penult in
(ioderich hwpilul When site underwent
an oration kir apheedicitis. Reports
are that site is411s rovb*g very Direly.
Miss W. D. Rutherford of Mitchell.
was beam for dip'c
' week -end.
The moodily meeting of the at. Helena
Woman's leatitato will be held on
Thursday, Feb. 1:1, at :.30 o'clock, at the
Immo' Mrs. R. K Miller. Subject: Pre -
for early flower culture and caring
for pilose piant4. Roll call. music, etc.
Members some prevalent with something
for mll ca1L A general invitation is
extended to all the ladies.
Ferner Resident of Ray'beld Passes
Away Last Weep At Termite
BAYFIF.LD Feb. 13. -The funeral of
William gran who died at the age of
,reveal -rix years in Toronto, was held in
St.Andrewe' church, ILyfreld, and themes
to the cemetery on Saturday, Feb. 11th.
it(ceased was for utauv years a resident
here. Ons' of his sons, \'icurr, was killed in
an aeroplane accident tear Toronto during
the war. He and his ther were buried
in Bayfield within a short time of (arch
other in 1917. Surviving are: Mra, Jas.
Cameron, Toronto, and another son.
1'1.N(.IANNuN. Feb. 13. -At the
truth anima I convention yf lb' 1'an-
adisy Product. Association which Wit..
hekl alt \1luulpoyt re'•etlty Mr. J. 1C.
M4Nstd, was 4.1,•4'11 a.. see4oud vk•t-
iwtaident. Thi. organizations 14 nue
1
c
u( lite laseg, •,1
..f it
kind 1s Canada.
upo•rnthtg sl it .(.b•. frow ..rola to
ta14.
Wotaen'r In.tittite
The realer meeting of Dime* noon
Women', 114461tute will he held at the
home of Mrs. 11. J, Crawford 011
Thursday. I'e11. Lelyd. at 3 o'clock.
There will Ib' a 14111'.t11w drawer and
the topic to 10i• taken by ]ire. Elliott
w111 be "aro ing in the
Mr. herb. Pentland lies leen on the
sk•k list but is able to be out again
we are glad to state.
Mr. Glib. !Mines 1lad a very sue-
ee•M..f11 sale la.) Saturday.
Clinton News L'e'conl: Mr. 11•1.* 1)is11-
er, who has Igen on the staff of the local
branch of the Royal tank for Nome time,
lime been tratlefemel to the 1►urliem
branch. He spent the week -end at his
'Nine at Dungannon before going to his
new post. Mr. Didier won "many friends
during his stay in'Clinton and hie depart-
ure is regretted. The I.eague of Wesley
church, of which lw was tnasurer, pn's-
ented hint with a fountain pen prior to
116 going.
TIRE AT LEEBURN
Blaze Ilii Cbhnne) .%t Home of Hume
elegiseitglelegiseIs Quit1
'
y Extinguished
k
I.F! BURN, Feb. 14.-A fire stared in
the chimney of Hume Clutuun's house bn
Saturday morning, bat owing to tletµmick
responee of the neighbors around the fire
was extinguished before much damage
wan done.
Mr. James Chisholm spent a few days
at Sarnia on a Imminent trip.
Mr. Edward Shaw fell down the dales
its the barn on gaturdey night fracturing
Home ribs. We hope to ate him around
shortly.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Richard
V liddon is feeling much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young of Smitlee
Hill were visitors at Percy Stewart's on
Sunday.
The W.M.S. will hold their monthly
meeting this week at the home of Mrs. A.
N. Clutton.
We extend our sympathy u. Mn. E. V.
Lawson on the death of her .sister, Miss
Ruth Young.
Mrs. Hume Clutton is visiting a nth ber
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Colborne.
Na -ming the Montclare
�At the Naming Ceremony of
the New Canadian Pacific
Ste..ner "Monte/are" by
lAidy McLaren Brows
( . ► f(n�e l ft oto right' Sir Thomas
isher, Sir Charles Ellis,
t ady McLaren Brown, Lady
a: G cies. Sir George McLaren
B wn, Mr. Kenneth Mae-
• ke s. Str 'holdall. Belt and
ft Morris.
I"
WHY R IF'$ AS "SHR"?
Inspecting the "model" room
before the luncheon, Lady
.Brown remarked haw strnnPre
lit Wee that Rfnce firs they Ravi -
ed the main shit. alWnva
been spoken of is "she." "i
' purmese,'( she edthed, "they
made her •a woman becatire
they found out that, loved and
snmoured. she is an Primal. hut
ven-well, she hin't." She
h light it was Rirtbntt who
;r• hat that ships were I+oke Wty-
feltfIrtlurt thew had many
Ireeret eves and drpnms. How -
r tFMP? tt1 . ",1nht he iv.
Ship tnhdt('d that th. (•coil .hitt
mM(xltclnr,." lite npwe C. P R.
;Llllltlr, would prow,. to to what
all women hrirwr4 ft!, d -pct - f
t -the' bes'ttl Ill. Me strong.
;earl a rile.
• dee of the rid ee
`(ewer heti. d rot e l
(war that by 1.R•1
;Brawn. fo:towing it,
At referrer frown.. "vll 1).'-
- mbar iR While rt., r,aw• (e, 1,_ The new Canadian Pacific Steamer "Montelare," 1r.2n0
Pacific her . not „•,t� rens, as she appeared before launching at the Yards of Messrs.
JOHN RAITHBY SELLS OUT
'mansion MANAGER
Wu4.d by Premium* Accident Connor el.
f...n I.b.r,d po4"se fee all fie ,esel modem end
4.444.4 ,nw.n.a. E.pn.nce u..n.a-ersatr bw
esn be herd wrier and .,..h.uo,.,. Gawo.,.
cown_umn,. Lewis furnished.
T�wlr s* Ce d C e. Tomas
Siodaftwe
Unique Entertainment Provided -
On Monday Evening of This Howell, Master Keith Colborne and
Week I Master Ambrose Colborne, adding a
picturesque touch to the scenery. Mir.,
••.\ 'Trip .kalium' Thw\World" reale 4 Maud Howell and MLTs Dorothy Hen-
ma.r unique• ruin iulvrrMllnR entertain. I derma were Irish ladles belittle n
i
nemr that w:1. eaten by North . ref I bin118g peat tire with apt of 'toy' at
Epworth 1. •agile on Tuesday ev.•11114; hand.
of this week. The countries of Japan,' The company was then taken brick
India. China and Great Britain were . to the church and provided with 44
nitn•seDto'1 fu the 11011uw of four mem- delfeioua lunch. This entertainment.
hen of the League and 111 each case. I1t'.1des tieing delightful awl Intereeet-
e • arae 'o ,v• . 414.1-0691to 4)81408at it
loo tl n ,0 Ing 11841 aaNttber purprse la t4
from that particular country slat en -1 node the patrons letter acquainted
other wrtkm t.. s tableau r•prtw•ut• with the various daalds to w'hk•h are
1118 In 'ewe ai,'4.nre the customs et sent mslshunarles. The lnsphatlou for
Sells His Farm to Joe. Miller. of To-
ronto and Buis O. E, Erratt's Farm
Al'lll'IIN. Feb. 15. 1Ir John Ituitll-
by ha, sold hi. farm of fifty acnes to
Mr. Jus. Milder. :. former resident
hero. Mr. Miller ha. -lent a untidier
of yennt In Toronto. He gets pstie4-
eion next spring. Mr. ltaithby bas
bought the farm of Mr. O. E. Ernatt
and will get pe -session in the spring.
11r. and Mrs. William YotmghhNl. of
Aral*. Sask.. spent Wedn•4(hiy In tide
village visiting relativt's ani renewing
a4rpl41atenes of their school days.
Iloth are looking hale and hearty.
Sirs. Sanford Lawlor pre.ent.vl her
hudwand with a young daughter on
Na t tnd4y.
Flest West indiaa Tourist.
Readers of "Kenilworth" will re-
member with what splendor the Earl
of Leicester entertained Queen Elisa-
beth. His son. Robert Dudley, In-
herited not only his father's love of
fine clothes and pomp but also a love
of adventure that sent trim in his
youth faring to the West Indies. In
the "Cradle of the Deep" Sir Fred-
erick Treves calls him the first West
Indian tourist. Like other tourists
he weut primarily to enjoy himself.
and to see new lands. Incidentally
he did a little pirating, but. though
It was for sport, he got little fun
from It. The only Spanish vessel he
fell in with hoisted English colors.
tIi' people.
North .tart Methodist church re-
pn•w'nted Canada and had several at-
tractive dl.plays of made -in -Canada
products, stuff -d l'anadlan binds and
animalp,•anl a ltuthentsn immigrant's
home. MI.. ural Finnigan ret)r(•s('nt-
eil alias ('suada, Ml.s I.+ola Hern the
Ruthenian Immigrant's wife, and MI's
oral (:roper wit. 4 Canadian girl In
.W4'Nter and .rarw.ho1M.
On having the church the audience
was taken, a slelghload at a time. to
Japan. otherwise the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Howard Itobertson. Mrs.'tub-
ertwu, in Japanest• costume, captain-
ed the pieces of Jepenette work which
wen. displayed. These included ...owe
remarkable earring* and hand work
direct from Nippon. Mor. Hazel lire
cher. ae-t'Ampauhd by Miss McClinton,
entertained the company with a charm-
ing solo. ler another room, furnished
with Japanese eertens sad sprays of
cherry blossoms. four ladies In dainty
kiin.nas were drinking tea from tiny
silts.. They were Misses ltta(•om, Hob -
instil', Hilliard and Gould.
The next "p,ort of call " Wes Mrs.
Mooney's. East .trwet. representing
-India" for the night. The door at-
tendant wit.. Mrs. Anderson Who look-
ed exactly like a Harem beauty. She
l'1 the visitor. to an Indian school
when. Mr. Wm. Ward was condueting
a class consisting of Douglas John -
ton. Mildred Harlow and Oltre West-
brook. The "school" sat on the floor
and studied aloud incessantly. Other
ladies on exhibit were /dilates .Margarcti
Paltralge. Dorothy Westbrook and
Marin Ryan. all in native costumes.'
In another room Mks. Mooney end
Mrs. Humber, both dressed as very
high -caste Hindu ladles, were showing
interesting curio., sn(•h se a devils'
horn. a prayer rug and .some beauti-
fully woven shawl' and lace work.
Miss Itaili.•'. home repre(wnted
China Among the uhJeets shown
there were a ('''mese' idol. some em-
broidery and the .hoer worn by eoolle•,
anti women with hound end natural
feet. Mist Bailie lntroducod the vis-
itor. to various Chinese characters :
Mr. 1,ee Low Yee, a mandarin. Mr.
Percy Proctor, with his fourteenth
wife, Mile Helen Moyer and little boy,
Mites Helen Cooper, the latter attired
In a geurgeounly embroidered costume.
°there were Y lndee, Miss Amelia
Hetherington, Mr. Lo, Robert Heth
eriagton, and hiv eons, lah Lang and
lob Yin. Bally Andrews and Jack
Purvis. the latter an opium smoker.
The last station was "Great Brit-
ain." the home of Mr. and Mn. M. W.
and, escaping Into shallow water. Howell. Here were scenes represent -
Jeered at the tourist shfp, and taunt- log the home life in England, with
ed the crew with mockery and de- . Mist Rota Graham and 'Edgar !Thep -
prayed language, "the which," ire- pard as the (rental figures, and Miss
cords. his captain. "our general) toke Iteta Hamilton with a spinning wheeel,
mfghtelle o!enslve." The pirate
nobleman had every reason to be an-
noyed with shoes Doane men, for be
was proud and dlgnlfod sad Dere I and three children In Hld me-
mentoes.
mentoes. For example, when his shop home doing the honors. WW1 Alma
approached a strange vessel to give
battle, the oolors of England and of
the general were always advanced to
the tops, in the poop, and In the ,
shroud* of the ship. Tben the "trum-
pets" took their places on top of the
general's cabin. Any one looking
down from the poop would have seen
"every gunner standing by his
peece." On the poop would be the
noble lord himself in his best armor.
No wonder, says Sir Frederick, that
he considered it as "mlghtelle offen-
sive" for the Spaniard to sheer off
out of harm's way. and then grin
over his bulwarks at him.
this work wait rt•prement d ler 'Great
llritaiu' by the open Bible and stories �i1.F'+LADi' WANTED -APPLY TO
of the lives of heroic missionerie. were
exhibited on the wall.. 1 et. Ae MRIaON A 140*.
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1'. (s. Box 414
CARD
U11- AND MRS. W. R. JOHNSTON
11111 friends .a.I neighbor*
h .l lege n nelg
with to t h Y
for the sympathy and tthMlwcs. ,darn them
during their roast heresy. treat.
W ANTBU.
representing Waiee. At Seotland some
beautiful Scotch shawls were on ex-
hibition with Miss Margaret .iefers.n
d/tit• the wat"r. h( r
£'trim« the regee•'
AVMYO F &4P rPCe) .
1breed
+. br+' •Ph'eh tt
hared would Rif
of Ufa to her
'.1+,01:4 Jo•bn grown Co.. Clydebank, Scotland.
14d7 Brown. ti Canadian• was
both eloquent and -witty and the
was warmly congratulated on
her contribution to the post-
prandial oratory.
• 'tad a The speaker was the wife of Sir
• beauty
melpiet:t
a fresh
rm. sed
h udl�ap4.
G,eoilre McLaren Brown, the
European Manager of the C. P.
R., who, with a distinguished
yam , tEaveII d fr(ota Losdon
pt l verypt� for the Leach,
R. ler S. as Amateur Traaip.
la Iota recently -published "Memo-
ries ars Notes," Sir Sidney Colvin
devotes a chapter to Robert Louis
Stevenson, whom he knew. and
whose works and letter* he has edit-
ed. We get an interesting early
morning glimpse of R. L. S. when he
arrived from London at Sir Sidney's
Norwood cottage: "He presented
himself to my astonished servant, on
her opening the shutters, wearing a
wornout sleeved waistcoat over a
flannel shirt. weary and dirty from a
night's walking, followed by a con-
ple of briers' slumber In a garden
Outhouse he had found open. He had
spent the night on the pad through
the southern slums and suburbs, try,.
log to arouse the suspicions of one
policeman after another till he should
succeed in getting taken up as a
rogue and vagabond."
Cando of Oakhatn.
Before embarking for India the
Prince of Wales 'gaited the es elle of
Ockham In Rutland And following
an old tradition he had to pay the
tithe. This tradition, over three hun-
dred years old, is one of the most
-the-
of note -for whom alone the gates
are opened- the obligation to offer a
hnrsesho The rrtnee of Wales did
not Ign'b- this r stair His eente-
shoe wan placed •:ove the first that
figured I•. 1 •.• e•.tlectlon, and which
was rrr--iv--1 froin the hands of
Queen P.I(a:.eth.
The Balloting Breams.
"Papa," said little F,thel, et dln-
ner, "what makes your none no red ""
"The e'(ot wind," replied her fath-
er, seriously.
Poshlag the decanter along the
table. the precocious girl mid to ler
brother. "Please pass along to papa
the east triad."
4
Worth taking our girl to, Feb. 27.
Former Brussels Lady Dtee
Tlw death oreurrtbl ou Tuesday 04
Iadt week of Mrs. Heaney. of Brant•
ford. formerly Miss Annie (lricve of
Brussels.
EORN
LAW LOR-At Auburn. on Asunder. rebruarr
11. to Mr. an.l Mrs. Sanford Lawlor. a
daughter.
idARRIED
PA RKINSON-LYNN-In Toronto. on Saturday.
February 11. by Rev. George (Ieant. MW
Agnes 'ryas. of Toronto. to Mr. (leo. Parkin
elm. of Grelerloh.
ALLEN-RNAZEL-At the home sI the bride's
parent. on Wednesday. Fbo.soary tit. by Raw.
H. D. Moyer. Janet Marlon. daughter of Mr.
and Mn. Arthur anaasl. of Ooderieh. to Nle
mrd R. Allen. sort of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Allen. o1 Colborne township.
DIED
GR.(II AN- In Detroit. on Wednesday. P.•1.roary
1'1. Florence. daughter of Mn. Catherine
(:sham. M 1i0l4rlch
Mc\KII.-At Holland. Manitoba, on Wednesday.
hhruary 4. Christina Isabella Robertson. be-
loved wife lit Donald McNeil. aged 56 years.
*el lasMrk•h. on Friday. February 10.
Mary Edith. Infant daughu-r of Mr. and Mn.
Tlws. Squires.
A1HN1TON-In Go/leech. op( Friday. February
w. w•iulsul Johnston. sate 7A years.
WANTED-I,IBRA RIAN FOR t 4)I)E-
RICH Public Library. also .caretaker for
library building Applications. Mating girl'&
rations fur either or both of these p,eition" W he
in ions'. ul Library hosed b1 Saturday. P,-I•ra.
art '.41.
W. A. ('Ot'LTHCIttiT. Cbain,l.t 1
WANTED -A 000D FARM, NEAR
Wen and lake. If pnrlbb. Dad sal rice•
.art. good buildings. (.rick house preferred.
Windmill. .fon. some shade trees acct roman,
,ral.r--stork sod Implements batten N 4.Ira.
4,4. Only ow nen of good 'arms peel apply.
Inquire at THE 81(14 A1. °erica. demi,
TOR
2 YOUNG BITi ,. FOR SALE. Scotch
toppnt. 1 whi . 1 owl. they an the low sag
thick kind. - . grandma to (.alntoer--Mar.
qui* Importer . t and w naatbs uld. Priced In
sail. M. u ER. R R. N). 2. CLINTON. Tear
,bona 1 " tiler. RI
1.3 bushel.
D OATS FOR SALE. -About 2500
l bushel. O. A. C. Nu 72. Seed OW al eighty -
firs coots per bushel. JAS. CHISHOLM. R R.
80 3. (ODERICH. Telephone Dus.aauoS I'r t.
FOR SALE OR RENT
filp 1;F.NT.-TART 01: MY DOUBLE
bock House. corner *nab and Elgin .an+Y,
serer the meanFlee rooms fauns... hot w SMt
I.e101 Modena Ogeeeaieape. electric ilgb ,
etc splendid saris tastaee11. (add fame for
a maple without eYkirea. For further
sPartelligleg
en fa ..tA$.NT WAaT. eon«
101'N0 -In e.l township. ga gooday.. '
rn 12. Ruth Evelyn.daughter .dile. R SALE.-1111.0DMIN SEVEN -
avid Mr.. R. N. Young RO0>r• arwd brick b4s. t , tel.. Erer•0sd
C(N/PKR-ht Toronto_ on_February 4th. lit:. Mn reseal 1" 10My 4. im auMir Two
•snouts. walk fume Semm�N
- Amity G. P INKED,
cooper sod eons; ofAlbertEneeshaw. soil Market 1144014.
Mn. w.huer Smith. of town. In her •rah
e
ler. I BUILDING [.O I'
Brock Knot. Mad M sold within the weft
- --- few weeks. Make odor to MRS. IttOMASMO
KENZIE. Victoria Street. Credw>d. or M W. A.
W HITELEY. 1111011 OM Street, Mew Orleans, Le.
au
WANTED
As Experienced Married Farrier
Cottage and garden. \Vife to
assist in dwelling
Apply it life Signal
AUCTION SALE
AJCTIONEEBINO.
M. STAi.KER. Al'(?IONHER
e for household reacts. farm seek. etc.. (or
the County of Huron.
Address till communications U. J.M. STALE Ea
Augers P u 44-tf
M11810
PIANOS TONED. -APPLY TO C. V.
HENRY, Music Studio, north side.
of Square. tf
AUCTION SALE OF 500 Conte OF ,
1 ark 16 inch odd The (.afera kh Manu
factoring Co.. Limited. .411 .,•u by tae'- .uta-. PUBLIC NOTICB.
lion at 1.4 3. I.. R W , Stanley. lore mile South
.1f hayfield) on .stur,tsy. Febru►r1 '21n11• neer,
avowing at 130 o cls r k. sharp. W0 cords of hard
wood, cut 12 and 16 Int -be. TAY woos' Is all
Piled close to the road-onvenlent for hauling
out and will be sold in lou to suit purrhas,r..
TERMS --An supe of (10 snit under cash: over
that amount mu111hs credit will be gtv,w ep
furnishing approved lint note. A Miscount of
0 p e. per annum showed for cash on credit
iamounts
(NIDIRICit oro. CO , T. GUMMY,
'K Pmprs Auctioneer
tion in Coal
- . Prices•
agents for the only original Lehigh Valley Coed
t wish to announce that owing to the drop_in nic-
k:nange we have decided to make a reduction of
Fifty Cents Per Ton
In The Following Sizes :
NEW PRICES _�..�..A
Chestnut ,A $16.00 "-- ---
Stove 16.00
Egg 16.00
Pea 14.00
We also have Ebony Cube Cannel, Black Joe Block
- a popular soft coal for domestic use -and Georges
Creek Smithing Coal.
>r We have Hard Wood. Mixed
Wood-- -wood. tiled slabs ana Ced-
ar, ail in twelve -inch lengths.
The Saults Coal Company
"The Yard of Servicer
Rwr•Ins(ve Ag.n4. leer Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co. Ooderich •
Telephone 71
1
UR
P. J, R. FORSTER_
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New Tett Ophthalmic
e nd Aural Hospital,assistant at Moafaeed'.
Eye Hospital and Schnee Throat Hoe-
pitaL Loaders. En`.
of Waterloo St. S.. 3trautrd. Telephone an.
1 At Hotel Bedford. Oodrr.cal.00' Wednesday.
February 1.411 at 770 p.m.. to Thursday. rabrs-
ary 11411.119.0).
/OLDEN GATE
It. B. P., No. 1034.
Meets first Thursday of.eseb month.
la Foresters' Hall. Visiting Sir
Knights welcome.
J. MCNEVIN, R. 11. MEW,
Registrar. W.P.
LEGAL
M
G. CAMRRON, IL 0., BARRIS-
TF.R, Solicitor, notary peblls.
Office Hamilton street, Ooderlek, third
door from Square. Trust funds is
loan at lowest rates.
proUDiMOT, KILLORAN &
AOLMER,
BARRISTZRS, ROLiCITOlta, NO-
TARiAIS PT'HLi(', IPO.
Once on the Rquare, reread door
from Hamilton Street, Onderleli
Private funds to loan at yN1
rates.
W. Prondfoot, R. O. J. f. ralisli
Dudley >ia.�Hsi
isikuni
CHARLES OARROW, LL B., BAH-
kfRTi':R, attorney, solicitor, etc.,
Ooderfek. Money loaned at lowest
rates.
' IMAGER, BARRISTER, ROL
fir• iCiTOR, notary pthlle and eon-
veyafleet. Office-Conrt Hone, Oods•
rich. OP -12m
INSURANCE, LOAN&. STO.
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE iNSTJR.
era ANCR CO. -Euro and MolatI
town property mewed.
OlT>eers-,las. Connolly, Pert, Gods -
rich P. 0.; Jas. Erase. Vlee-Pres..
Beechwood P. O.; Thoma. B. Hays,
lec._Tra`r _.atocch_P_ L.-_ -- - -- -
Directors -D. F. McOrapr, R. 8.
No. a, Seaforth; Jobs 0. Orley*, No.
40 Walton; Williams 'thin. R. R. No. 2.
Soeforth; John Itennewles, Brod-
batten ; Oso McCartney, It R. No. 3,
Se. forth; Rober• Perris, Hsrloet;
Malcolm Melton -1i. tlintos; Jamas
Evans, Res(•hwoon Jame. Connolly,
Ooderkeh.
Agents : J w. Yen. Ondert('b ;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. I, Clinton;
WHil.n CMgary. 'eafertb: a NIseb-
ley, Reaforth. Polk:it-holders ran pay
all payments and got their earda ni-
cotined at R. J Mnrrl.h'. ClntbIwg
ator•e, Clinton: R 11 f'ntt•* O� ,
'Hamman term. noderleh or .. g
Re'd's General Store. A.ySptd