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C. P. R. APPOINTS
A NEW DISTRICT
Ikeath of Taw. Meer' yry In
A laminar figure for ma's' "/ t•,•;t
i;,nl. rh•Il Wit. %ted 10 1,t � w hen
on Friday. Febe ary }•,,,nal In
Thoma: Newest dl•sl 4,�tto. .1r.
SUPERINTENDENT til.' l'1 lint*'► ,,;; trade :enol
New"%: was a 1
r71 of ).rear, he haA
.::"..."%:.'
ver a Iuug pants ..f ,Itch y.aT lu
'pl.nl a f'"), aal printing 'Mims. He
tn' ,.r'l(jiti i;.d.rlch slant sit•veaty
ens 1;:te
year .. Hf• .arty L..yh,aal' da>t
rt,lelli • aala%.1 14441`10 of atIu.)ut110 ah.
•t .str h. Itad 1.ru .wpinyel in
of la ) Star which
the. ,.ltl)' ••1 The Star
he I'.'tilapu•hel :flkout Christmas time.
}'or .nor a yen'. he had been atlil(tel
Mr. Fred M. Rutter Succeeds Mr
R McKillop Who Has Been
Transferred To Toronto
The 1 :u111dia1t 1'at'iti.• ILtilwu) (•!;
pan) antionnees 1hw apl•dntm. rur-1
Al r. Fresi AI. Rutter to 110.;th:
tendetwy of its London I) i� t:n•
headquarters st 1,.0111,411,
lath linstant. Mr. 'Outer t .fervid
l: MrKllloe, who Ilan has,• jural
(„ Toronto when. 1✓ i.01' • Brum
dh tion OV t
hl •- •
it/lobo/1.
1 haw•
a tndnria boy 11 r. I<utt.•r lsod ealaceted in To-
ing hewn pr•1� graduate of tIW 1'ut-
ru/t1e and T,rno: 'lass 1102. Ile
v.hewll2 0l ,,,rite.• of the. (':uuedian
enter•,/ IM'
wiles)' shortly. after gratin.
1'r. r Rile'
u.r&: eros s•,,s engaged In the Com-
potes engineering and mnalrue'tion
departments in carious part: of Nest-
e:1i ('an*tta fmtn 1902 until 1915.
:lbw.) the latter year he ba•t had
charge et the operation of line+ which
radiate leen Toronto to owe' S nlnd.
'1'eww*tel'. Elora. the Muskoka Dict-
tries anal • other points. Tie• expe'rt-
i•nce thus gelled makes him well tined
totake over the 41)1ti(a of operation of
the f,oml.ln Riverton which is conceded
to he one. of the beeriest railway
.rnAk /sections in Canada. Mr. But•
new territory- -include.; CaoadLhu
aniallare. P:o•ide Itaitway lints. operating
Uuough ;alt. Woodstock, Landon.
Chntbitnl; tt'iuds)r, 4 Iltdph, (ioderleh
and other important industrial eentros
111 Western (utero.
Try this Friday and Saturday special.
High grade chucolau•1 at forty cents a
prrntld at Blackstone's, West street.
DEATH OF WILLIAM EVANS
with a .micas 'cart ailweut tthk•h
eventually resulted in his death. 'elle
remains were brought to Goderich anal
tal,spllmt Was glade on Wedn.•sdny of
h(•t w.rk in Maitland cemetey. Von.
ir.th.1 neon Jol1Cs-I4atemau 011.1 Iter,
J. 4;. }'oat (•ofducted the service• and
the pallbearers were Messrs. t'. A,
Nairn, J. W. Vanatter. William Keifer
end. A. Mcguarrie.
Need 1. I'artkularty Urgent At TWa
Tinge .f the %"ear
HAYFIELD. Febnurryy 1::, -At this
le-4mm el eve b year llaytield people sigh
for a,'.•rtitiell precUsing rosid t doctor.
Il tunny 110111's there an•
CAM* of
tart Rug ..•nousn.,w and doctors trout
li,al,('rich. Zurich, Seafurtl and (9l01pn
are called fur. N.. doubt there dentals
would 1e• satiated ala0 to have B.y1 d
(thers, iM• euppli.vl.
Died In The West
A gloom was cast over tt'inghaw when
the news was received last week that
Gordon Jefferson had dind suddenly at his
home at (sura, Sask. Ile had been liv-
ing in Wingham with his uncle Samuel
Bennett, and lutd gun. home iter a visit.
Soon after his arrival he was ebbed with
paralysis of'yi the heart, d almost im-
mediately. l Iie willhs dying
mussed in
W inghaw, m the Methodist
lurch of %Melt
c add'
he
pia _ � t
utl ]�
menthes.
�i
Former Ke..ident of Bayfield Padget
Awa) Last Week At Toronto
HAYFIELD Feb. 13.-T1te funeral of
William) Evans who died at the age of
seventy-six yeare in Tomtit.), was held in
St.Andrews' church, Bayfield, and thnnee
to the cemetery on 1•atunday, Feb. 11th.
Deceased was for manor years a resident
here. One of Ina sons, ‘'ictra, was killed in
an &emplane accident near Toronto during
the war. He and his tber were burled
in Bayticld within a short time of each
other In 14117. Surviving are: Mra. Jaa.
t'aneerOhl, Toronto, and another son.
1
Died In Termite ti
1 or. Iluwer W 'aeon, of Toronto. dim: on
'*tuntay after an illness" nt several weeks.
Ile was born in 1.0ckuow tiffyy-seven years
ago. Ile graduate) in n1l1Iciue in 1849
and after two years of post -graduate work
in England began practising in At. Thom-
as. Ile *nut to Toronto IN 1900.
A. BOWLZE 31f HOSPITAL.
Retoteriig Nicely From Operation
Performed At Landon
KINt;SBR'''���I111D��•GE, Feb. 1=),--I1r. Andrew
Bowler is int. Jta.'plea Lon -
then,
L�-
tlun, where underwent an operation.
His many friends are pleased that he is
n•a.vering nxeewtl ft Il)•.
Boil --O llr.a ti Mn... John C. Ihaltol,
a daughter. Congratplationi !
Mr. John Garvey is visiting in Toronto.
Ram pleased 1. report that Mrs. T.J.
Mass's', who is 111 in Detroit, is recover -
rigidly as can be expected.
(bowe :set Friday aught was well
As the Ilene was m good con-
n and the music excellent, every-
body enjoyed the night.
ST. HICLRNS
ST. HELENS, -Mrs. W. i�ie�s 3ti
nut keeping very well at preset.. Hae
daughter, hir*. Richard Martin. has been
with her for a few days.
A friendly game of hockey was played
on Thuralai night on Ile IAtcknow Rink
between W hltechurtlb and 9t. Hearths
boa, score 9-2 in favor of 8t. Helens.
We are sorry to report Utat Min' Gladys
Webb is laid up, with an attack of la
N'
a wish s aro
her ve
grippe.
1. r7•
St. Helena Biblep��'ted
.law- tilt w•titt
Whitechurch Yount Peotele'e class on
Friday eveniag and pve the program.
A very en)oyable evening was spent-
Mrs.
pentMrs. George Mo11aul is at present in
Goderich hospital whys she underwent
an opctation for appendicitis. Reports.
are that site i.intprevbeg very nicely.
Mies W. D. Rutherford of !Mitchell
was home for the week -end.
Tle monthly meeting of the SC- Helene
Woman's Iurtitutf will be held on
Thursday, Feb. 24, at 2.30 o'clock, at the
lotne of Mrs. H. K Miller. Subject: Pre-
paration for early flower culture and caring
for home plants. Roll call. nnsic, etc.
Member. 001110 prepared with 801110 thing
for mil call A general invitation is
extended Wail tho ladies.
Tun SIGNAL
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- OODXRIOH, ONT.
DUNGANNON MAN IS ' NORTH ST. LEAGUE
'ELECTED OFFICER OF E, GOES ON A TRIP
CAN. PRODUCE ASSN.I AROUND THE WORLD
-- JIBE AT LEEBURN
Blaze in Chimney Al Home et Hue
Chilton Is Quickly Extinguished
LEF.BURN, Feb. 11.-A fire awned in
the chimney of 'fume Cluttenl'* house on
Saturday morning, bat owing to the quick
rer{onow of Use neighbors around the fire
wart extinguished before touch damage
w•as done.
Mr. James Chisholm spent a few day.
at Sarnia on a business trip.
Mr. Edward Slaw fell down the stairs
in the barn on Saturday night fracturing,
....me ribs. We hope to sea him around
shortly.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Richard
Glkldon is feeling much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young of Smith'*
11111 were visitors nt Percy Stewart's on
Stinday.
The W. M.8- will bold their monthly
Imeting this week nt the home of Mrs. A.
H. Clutton.
We extend our sympathy W Mrs. E. V.
I,ws(m on the death of her slitter, Mfa1
Ruth Young.
Mrs. Hunte Clutton is visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Admits of Colborne.
Naming the Montclare
L At the Naming Ceremony of -
• the New Canadian Pacific
Ste...ner "Montttare" by
Lady McLaren grown
JFrnn, left to right• Sir Thomas
Fisher, Sir Charles Ellis.
Lady McLaren Brown, Lady
• Gracies, Sir Ceori+e McT,aren
Brown, Mr. Kenneth Mac-
.'
as.t kenzle, Sir Thomas Bell and
• Captain Morris.
. ' WHY SHIPS tom _9AE"T
Inspecting the "model" room
before the luncheon, La fly
Brown remarked how strenPP
lit wee that since first they sail -
,d the main shins lv"l stases
been spoken of at "she." "1
Inlnnoie," she added, "they
made her a woman because
they found out that. loved and
,humnrtreri. she Is an nn•ret. hot
'driven -well, she isn't." She
'thought It was Fin44no who
• said that ships worn like wrt.
men in that they had msnv
secret hones and ar^.)ms. How_
�.. e+ver t.....
&tip fnlgtrd that thn "nnr) •htn
"M(mtelnre." the n•••r ('. P i?.
T.ln1Y, vroeI(i pant' •n to what
all vert:•'' honest . ' b flrnneet
of--th(' b.a'ltiful •"�e strum,
J u1d thf tree.
One s! the raysnnenrt•es
was that ht' I.a ' 't ahemer
4.,BMwn. f0,14Wince ' It •^ova
of Moere. Prawn'- "aro, f)
tCPmber Il; While t?' -ow (;".•
*'diet P;icific brier not 9'
`tiny tt..water. h i.a4veh:
rChri,ttened the vee ind as
,thea valdr «Se rec.,' . .1 'lea u t
flu: bran/l~ *•t•'eh t eneinier
(d ehtred *ooh! +' a (rtes
Paw of Iib to be* resag an
$her,b1 grata; joy bus".)arc
n.
111- 'rhe new Canadian Pacific Steamer "Montelare," ir, 210
,t�•tens• as she appeared before launching at the Yards of Messrs.
p Jo-bn Brown & Co.. Clydebank, Scotland.
a The speaker was the wife of Sir lady Brown, it Canadian, was
I-IC.eoiyre McLaren Brown, the both eloquent and witty and she
t European Manager of the C. P. was warmly eonitratuiated nn
h R., who, frith a distinguished her contribution to the post.
d i party, !gavelled from London prandial oratory.
1.j to Liverpool for the launch.
Kr. J. R. McNabb Is Named As
Second Vice President At Con-
vention In Winnipeg
1.1 \(I-tNNI►N, Feb. 1.1. .%t 1111
truth .1110141 e)nvelation of the Can.
ti. Itait 1'rutl(Nw Assue'ntiuu wldch NM,
held at Winnipeg recently Mr. J. It.
M. Nate. was 444s -tell as *solid vice-
president. Thi, onto ulaallons Is one
of the last[*'.( ..f its khat iu l:xnada.
01114% (.,.• s )
1 u lig st 41 doses line h t t1
coast.
Waimea's Institute
The regular meeting of lhulgauam
Woun•ti s iuetitdte will be held at the
how. of Mrs. B. J. ('raw'ford on
Thursday. Feb. guest. al 14 o'clock.
There will le• s gn.•Ilun •drawer anti
the topic to be taken Icy Mrs. Elliott
will IN. ':40%1111 1Tthe Ilu1m'."
Air. Ilerh. Pentland hes leen on the
sick list but is able to be out again
we are glad l.. state.
Mr. (;e). Heine. had • vey 414*-
CMtMI tel. hist Saturday.
Clinton News Ibeord: Mr. It•l..s 1)irdl•
er, who has 1114'11 011 the staff of the I..cal
branch of the Royal itank for Man* 1111*,
hail been transferred to the Ihuham
brooch. He spent the we*k' nd at his
home at Dungannon before going to This
'new Inst. Mr. Disler won many frie els
during his stay in Clutton and Ins depot
ole is n•gn•tted. The League of Wesley
church, of which be tots tnasurer, pres-
ented Binh with 'a fountain pen prior to
Ins going.
JOHN RAITHBY SELLS OUT
Sells His Farnn to Jos. A1iller, of To-
ronto
o-
r oto andBu! O. E. FrtoIt's
Farm
t4114'i S. F14). 15. Air .loin Raitll-
by has rind his farm of fifty acres to
Mr. Jos. alilter.' a former re*Ident
here.. Mr. Miller has spent a number
of yen n( 111. T,urouto. He gees posweito
sion next spring. Air. Raithhy has
bought the farm of Jnr. 4). E. Errott
and will get po.eessbn in the spring.
Alr. and Mrs. William YoungIRel.. of
Arcola. Sask...spent Wednesday In lid*
villsg.• visiting relatives and renewing
a.npiaintances of their school (lays.
-i14.th are looking hale and hearty.
Mn,. :Samford Lawlor presented her
Inishand with a young daughter on
Saturday.
First West Indian Tourist.
Readers of "Kfnilworth" 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 clothe*' and pomp but also a love
of adventure that sent him in his
youth faring to the West Indies. In
the "Cradle of the Deep" Sir Fred-
erick Treves calls hint the first West
Indian tourist. Like other tourists
he went 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 rotors,
and, escaping Into shallow water.
Jeered at the tourist ship. and taunt-
ed the crew with mockery and de .
prayed language, "the which," re-
cords his captain, "our general) toke
mlghtelie otenaive." The pirate It
nobleman had every reason to be an-
noyed with those coarse men, for he
was proud and dignified and cere-
monious. For example. when hts shtp
approached a strange vessel to give
battle. the colon of England and of
the general were always advanced to
the tops, In the poops, and to the
shrouds of the ship. Then the "trum-
pets" took their places on top of the
general's cahin. Any one looking
down from the poop would have seen
"every gunner standing by Ms
Peace." On the poop would be the
noble lord himself In his best armor.
No wonder,' says Sir Frederick, that
he considered It as "mightelle offen-
sive" for the Spaniard to sheer off
out of harm's way. and• then grin
OVA his bulwarks at lila.
R. L. 8. as Amateur Tramp.
In his recently -published "Memo-
ries and Not..," Slr Sidney Colvin
devotes a chapter to Robert Louis
Stevenson, whom he knew. and
whose works and letters he has edit-
ed. We get an Interesting early
morning glimpse of R. L. 9. when he
arrived from London at Sir Sidney's
Norwood cottage: "Ile 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 cou-
ple of hours' slumber In a garden
outhouse he had found open. He had
spent the night on the pad through
the southern alums and suburbs, tri -
Ing to arouse the suspicions of one
policeman after another till he should
succeed in getting taken up as a
rogue and vagabond."
Cantle of Oakharn.
Before embarking for India the
Prince of Wales vi*ited the c:.etle of
Oakhara 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,
curious. It Impose* upon the visitor
() no... for__whom atone AlLe,
are opened -the obligation to offer a
horseeho Thr Trince of Wales did
not ignn-c this r .tom. His herre-
•hoe was placed ',ow) the flrnt that
figured la 1 •,• P..Ilrctl')n, and which
was ere -iv --I from the hands of
Queen Ells. .eth.
Unique Entertainment Provided
On Monday Evening of This
Week
"A Trip .trouu.l The World" was a
most unique and Mon-re11ng .utertaln•
!Digit that was, in V011 by North street
Epworth 1..•egue on 'Tuesday evening
of tlh40 week. Tit. (v tries of Japan,
1lldie, China and [;teat Britain were
representel lu the homes of four mem-
bent of t 1
N• 1
segue end in taelt •a(. .t•
ou(• *444111411 Nunn devoted to curbs
from that particular emery and au -
other w•(tkm to a tableau represent-
ing in w)me measure the customs of
the people.
North street Alethudist ehwr'.) re-
presented ('amtda and had several at-
tractive displays of made -Int -Canada
products, stufel ('.auadla0 bunt. 4nd
animals and a Ruthenian immigrant's
home. . Miss oral Finnigan repres(ytt-
el agile,. ('auada, Miss Leo1* Hern the
Itutheuinn iwuligrant's wife. and Miss
oral Cooper was it Canadian girl in
sweater and .noeshoee.
00 Laving the church the audience
ells taken, a slelghload at a time, to
Japan. otherwise the home of Mr. oral
Mrs. J. iluward Robertson. Mrs. Rob-
ertson. In Jape4Newe costume. explain-
ed the'piees of Japanese work whk'h
wen' 4L.plgyed. Tbese included some
remarkable earrings and hand work
ales Hazel Bel-
chi•r. accdmptultd Icy Miss Mt(linton.
entertainer the e•Ompany with a.harm-
Ing solo. lu another room, furnished
with Japanese ."mens and sprays of
cherry bl sons, four ladh-w in dainty
kinmmas were drinking tow from tiny
owe. They were Misses Beacom, Rob-
inson. Hilliard 0114 (:Quid.
Th• next "pert of rail' was Mrs.
Mooneey''s, F;net street. representing
"India" for the night. The door at.
te,daut wie.. M.rs. .tm401r0l who Rook-
ed exactly like. a harem beauty. She
lei the visitors to mu Indian school
when. Mr. Wm. Ward was cord)eting
a class .unsistltig of Douglas John-
ston..Mildred Barlow and Olive 11'test-
bree)k. The "school", sat on the floor
and studiel aloud incenaautly. tither
Indies on exhibit were Miwt•s Margart't
1'11 It ridge. Dorutlty [Vert brook and
Marion Ryan. all. In native costumes.
In another room Miss Mooney and
Mrs. Humber, both dressed as very
high -caste 111ndii ladled. were showing
interesting curios, such as a devils'
horn. a prayer rtig and some "beauti-
fully woven sh:n% Is and lac' work.
Miss Itailie's home represented
t'hina. ' Amine the obJP('ts shown
then' were a chine*. idol. some ten-
`Gis.idery and the .110e•s worn by coolies
dna women with hound) and natural
feet. Mire Bailie introduced the vis-
itor.[ to various Chinese characters :
Mr. 1A• Low Tee, s mandarin, Mr.
I'en:y Proctor, with his fourteenth
wife, Mt*, !Helen Moyer and little boy,
Alis. (Helen Cooper, the latter attired
to a gevrgeonaly embmidered eostime.
Others were YIndee, Miss Amelia
Hetherington, Mr. Lo. Robert Heth-
erington, and his son*, Leh Lung and
lath Yin. Billy Andrews and Jack
Purvis, the latter an opium smoker.
The last etatiou was "Great Brit-
ain." the home of Mr. and Mn. hf. W.
Howell. Ilere were scenes '•present-
ing the home life In England, with
Mia* Reta Graham and Edgar Shep-
pard, as the (•.rotral figures, and Mies
Meta Hamilton with a spinning wheel,
representing Wale.. At Scotland some
beautiful Scotch shawls were on ex-
hibition with Miss Margaret Jefferson
and three children in Highland cos-
tume doing the honors. Mists Alma
IWSIDENT M.tV4UBR
Wend by Prorewv. Acc..1m. Company o1•
f .....s I.b..I sols wr for .11 f o, pm of oroid.nisorl
.wkn-a. our.nc. low ..,,.• ..no.c..my bur
ur
Mbr hard wnd ..eb...ow. G.n.ro..
ta..re.wkwn.. Leads fur'.shod.
Th. imaerial Guarantee ..4 Aceetl..t
ireraaMe C.rp.ar .f C...... T.r..t.
Howell, Master Keith Colborne and
Master Ambrose ('oII.orne. adding a
pkturesIue touch to the scenery. Mies
Mittel Iluwell 1111/1 Misr* 1)orothy Hen-
derson were Irish ladles beside a
blazing peat 11ro with a 1kd of eta)' al
118111.
Thr compel') was then taken 1rn
to the church 011)1 provided with a
de11c10(1. lunch. This entertainment,
si les
111 a being eIl
btf l and interest-
ing
l r
ull•
ing
had another purp(as in that it
made the 'Altmns better a(quaintel
with the various lands to withal are
[sent msisionari es. The instillation for
this work was represented in '(:halt
Britain' by the °twit Bible and stories
of (le lives of heroic missionaries were
exhibited ou the w811v,
Worth taking your girl to, Feb. 27.
Former Brussels Lady Dies
The death rs•eurrod on Tuesday of
last week of Mrs. Meaney, of Bram-
ford, formerly Miss .tuuic Grieve of
14ruasl9 s.
BORN
LAN I.OR-At Auburn. on Saturday. February
11, to Mr. •wl Mn., Sanford Lawlor. •
daughter.
It y LYNN-Ayar
February ll, by Rev. NIsa,
Ague* Lynn. of Toronto, M Oar. in -
ems. of t:(kl.rleh.
ALLEY-$NAZYL-At the bogie , IWys
parent.. on Wednesday. Pel*rtar lief Rev.
11. D. Moyer. Janet Marion. datagof Mr.
Arthur and Mrs. Passel. of Goths , to se
cord it. Allen. eon of Mr. ant Mrs. Joshua
Allen. of Colborne low mann.
DIED
til Detroit. -In •tna1. nn Wednesday. Pe
1.'y- Ylurrrar. daughter of Mn. ('a
(.ribain. of (:odrrl,•h
tics HIL -At Holland. Manitoba. .on Wed
Pebn,ary +. Christina Isabella Rutrna.a,
loved enfold Donald McNeil. agent :d years.
vyl'IRFb--In (:,.tench. on Prides. rpbnNry 10.
Mary Math. Inlet daughter u( Mr. and Hrs.
Tho, 8qulrrs.
JOH4ST 44 -In *'...tench, on Friday. February
lo. N"tthuu Johnston. aged 70 years.
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own
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lll.rary building Applications. dating .,alta -
rations fur either or both of slice*' p.Mltluos t., be
In baud. of Library a.Mnl by :+starchy. M. t.ru-
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W. A. (.Dl!LTHI'RMT. CWinneu 1
WANTED --A GOOD FARM. NEAR
(rose and lake. If possible. sleet 111111 necesi- •
serf. mod buildings. Zwick hoose preferred.
Windmill, :din. soma•111.1* Inas and running
water-yt6rk and lo.pl«mruta (.ought if de.tre.
►1e. Idly owwefs of i°"l farms ser.I apply.
In °Ire at Tllk' Mussel orrice itederk•h
YolN1; l.� }'Ol: SALES
GI WDp''.l. 1 *11*il'1.1-. 1 r.n.t. they are• th.e lawtntch ss$
Durk kind. trRTv a grandson to ,.slydord mar.
nut. Imported. 7 awl . moats .44 1'rter.1 to
ell. M. ONI.ER. It R. NO. 2, CLINTON. Tele.
phone 117. Seam alter. 31
UEEI) OATS FOR I8AI.E.-About 25110
I.J MMhes 0. A. ('. Nu. 72. geed oats at el[htr.
IOvereats per bushel JAN. VHISIIOLM. R a.
NU. .3. (ODERteICIi. T.plsowe Duesase oa 20 r g.'
701 SALE OR RENT
LENT. -PART OF MY DOUBLE
rt [t
House' corner MouthMouthad Elgl
• sen.4.,
wear the quare IMve rooms. rurware. hot eater
heating Modern conveniences. electric arm.
et•. ..psnd.d garden included. Good bow for
a .vwtple eltlaout small children. For further
('rrticulars apply to MRS -1A8. STEWART. ROntis
1(N'N0-In I-onr.rm. tow nobly. on Sunday.'
February 12. Ruth Evelyn. daughter of Mr. .-S1tLE•-MODKI -,ERR%'E.Y-
and Mr. I:. ?1. Youngs l{(yo-..rem-d brick Mer for maks 4T*A
(vl(IPse-h. Turonb.. on y*bnlary to. 17.22. thin V.. wt )oat Mead,' . toe ocrupled. Two
Sarah A,e..Law. widow of the late I'. R. oduutr. weir leen hnuare- Apply G, R G3 1'1.D,
cooper arid ...ter ,.t Albert Enseshaw. and -a-- stl.et. 4 t(
Mrs. (t ilrn••r ',MIM,. ,.1 Lown. In het ash
)carr • RU1LDiN1; IOMon WI' FOR with.SALE.
.tux -ON
Or'eck dd r*R
few weeks. suer Io
EMRS. IfHOMAS Mc-
KNZIa. Valeta Gotland'. ne le W. A.
W HITELEY. Ale Street. New Orleans. La.
*a -t I
WANTED
AUCTION RING.
tjM. TALKER. A
.fur howrholdI.aeas
AUCTION SALE
A UCTIuN SALE OF .0011 (AMOS OF
�t 12 and 11: inch wood The /:udera1i Manly
miming Co., Llmttt4, .111 sell by rgislir An.
nom at 1.H 2. L. It. w , Stanley. lone mile South
of Hayfield) on ',sturdily, February Voir. earth.
anemias at 1:)p o rt,.'k, sharp. 1011 coeds of hard
wood, rut 12 and IS inches This wood Is all
piled close to the road .consenient for hauling
out. and wall Ise sold in lou to Mdt 'sunbeam*.
TERMS -All sums 111 410 and under cash: .qt
that amount • month* rre.Jlt w111 he tiv.w 0.
furnishing approveel punt notes. A discount of
6 pe per annum a11',wed for rash on reedit
amount.
{
Gnocchi' MTG. (v o , T. OUMDRY,
='( Prnmr, Abrtlunter.
R
I'rices
agents for the only original Lehigh Valley Coal
wish to announce that owing to the drop in ex-
talange we have decided to make a reduction of
Fifty Cents Per Ton
In The Following Sizes :
NEW PRICES
Chestnut $16.00
Stove 16.00
Egg 16.00
Pea 14.00
We also have F.bony Cube Cannel. Black Joe Block
a popular soft coal for domestic use --and Georges
Creek Smithing Coal.
We have Hard Wood, Mixed
1 •� --Wood, Mixed Slabs and Ced-
The Halnttng Breese*.
"Papa." said little Ethel, at din-
ner, "what makes your 11108e .o ref!'"
"The east wind." replied her fath-
er, seriously
Pushing the decanter along the
table. the precocious girl said to her
brother, "Please paw along to papa
the east wtad."
410,
I do tee ve-inti TengtFis.
The Saults Coal Company
"The Yard of Service"
R.elw(ve Age01s hoe Lehigh Valley Coat/isles Co.
Telephone 76
(loderich
1MUMC
D1Al'; bk ;tt £D. -APPLY TO
HENRY, Mn.tc Studio, North
of Square. tt
PUBLIC mono.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
L EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
. Lata Howe Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
gad Antal Ho.pitaI, Mutant at Moor,Aeld'a
Ly. Hospital and C,ddtn Square Throat Hoo-
tdtaLoodon, Ent.
AI,aterloo St. .. Bustard. Telspl.oe. 2g:.
1 At Hotel Bedloed• Got/crick from Wednesday,
February 15th at 730 p.m.. to Thursday, Y.bri-
ary 111141st 1 p.m.
COLORS GATE
R.R.P., No. 1034.
Meets flet Thursday of eack month.
In Foresters' 11.11. Visiting Sir
Knights welcome.
J. McNEVIN, R. H. NEW,
Reglat re r. W.Y.
LINAL
G. CAMERON, IL O.. BARRI$-
Ns TER, Solkitor, notary public.
Office Hamilton street, Goderich, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
loan at lowest rates.
DROUDFOOT, KiLLORAN &
HOLME8,
BARRISTERS, AOLiCiTORS. NO-
TARiES PT'BLiC, ETO.
Ocoee on tko Square, second door
from Hamilton Street, Oederlch.
Private funds to Man at lemma
rates.
W. I'rondfoot, K. C. J. I. Kit
Dudley no
CHARLES °ARROW, LL. B., BAR-
idf8'rPR, attorney, soikltor, etc..
Godericb. Money loaned •t lowest
re tea
C /EAGER, BARRISTER, SOL-
ICITOR,
OLICiTOR, notary online and eon-
veynncer, mace-4'nnrt Homo!, Gods-
; rich. 09-12m
INSURANCE. LOAN$, RTC.
McKTLLOP MUTUAL FiRE iNAUR-
OOII ANCR CO. -Farm and boasted
town property Insured.
Ot71('ero-Jas. Connolly, Pres., Gode-
rlch P. O.; Jan Evans. Vice -Pres.,
Beechwood P. 0. ; Thomas M. Hays,
Ileaforria P dib
Directors --D. r.. steamer, R. R.
No. a, Seafortb; John 0. Orieve, Ka
4, Welton; William Itlnn, R. R. No. 2,
$*'* forth : John Bennewlea, Rrod-
hagen; Geo McCartney, R. R. No. S.
Rea forth ; Reber. Ferri*, Harlock;
Me 1MIm McEwen, (Tinton; James
Even.. Resehwood: Jame. Connolly.
Goderlch.
Agent. : 1 W. Yen, (l(Nlerleh ;
Alex. Leitch, R R. No 1. Clinton;
William Chesney, ;natnrtb; ■. Moab -
ley, Peeforth. Polley -holder. was pay
all p.ymente end gra their cereus re-
1Mpt d at R. J Morrt•h'. Clothing
Ater., Clinton ; R 11 (entre Gre earn.
minimum of rept. (:.0 0rleh ne J. )g,
Reld's' general BMre, Rayfield,