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GODERICH, ONTA.RIO, T
Tb dale nr games In group 12
or was coueluded on
WM of tbia,week. when
11 ' ',Vatted ix Pnettfolled
ttl Clinton von by the
of 4 Mak,' a ale
tpaeu 4.1,11h1r(clialif.airop, fpr setund
imMe groure'sbe'staestilnellhing
aa..follovist •
ge.
3- tame
sere
Nee. ifamht • •
fCeuderielt
boon
forty** .3 5
3
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et to save time In playing off
It was derided to play.:a "sod-
" game. and a tan was
hf; decide -where it should be.
crick WOO the tos4, and the game
WI (Sere un lionday right
wisufers of Lids game will
Kew Ilundutrg in borne and inane
Won LOA
..6 2
..4 4
..4 4
••,ai • to decide sbe 'group Moneta.
',...-..;.;.:."' God!gth Ifienki Mattel
sa,,,Jn one Ofilse meet tbriIIIng semen
a . laf the sealion, Ihid Goderich Cubs e
t. blanked the, on illtlippl at the
Clinton a at lifItlity *tato. the
mitt
score being • y Winning tlyis game
thi• Odes 4 up limo second place l -
in the group.
Between toes and three' hundred
Goderich Nitisdks 1,t ,14s1 the town of M
Citit,•11 to see 111e. and cheer the
Cub,. on to 814 -to Two special
cosiet...• eoutteying w 11 011 to two
tintolred ttta left here about 7.4:i
o'clock. and n entnber made the trip ky
e,.. motor cors. Hid from 111 appe8ran4•es
the majority at the 'gime were from
4Goderteb. The local fan-, certainly
elude tl,cmwelvesi heard with their eon-
, aan 111 'sheering. anti with such rplen-
did wiptsirt thq Goderich team played
sp.s•tscutir hockey.
The Cubs thoroughly deserved their
victory,- iss they outplayed their
4 43P1)00 . lat 115 alt stages a
for the Audit!
At the Royal Alleys
Several games in. 44w ladies' league
took Mace at the Royal bowling alley*
op Monday evening. Supersilks won
two trausealrotn Lavender Gide Miss
M. Sproule with 521 for three games
and 221 for single game wan the high
scorer COS Supersilks. For lAvender
Girls' Miss W. Black was best, her
score, being 525 and 20t) for three
gamer and single game respectively.
Nighthawk", 'won two out of three
gamest frooltate Streaka. Mrs. R. L.
Lloyd wan. hest for Nighthawks
wIrh 452. for three games and 206 for
tangle gause.• lose Seta Plante was
the leading wearer tar Blue Streakn.
Iter scores were m4.411f,trelair
The management II special
Prizes for the highe,t number of phis
relied hy the lid4es Miring the mouth
of February. The first prIzre will be
a pair of bud vases and the ,end two,
Landle-holtiers.
Ladle, Leamle Standing
Won host
Lavender Girls . ' 5 4,
Blur Streaks ...41 4
Snpersilks , • 4 5
N igh tha n kr 4 , 5
The News o
Whew! This Was Cid Contract fer
In a letter received by her parents,' The contract fr
o
new elevntor as
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aitken. from Mrs.!
has been awap
(Her.) W. II. Moss, of Bur ot ,
belie, sin' states that ou January 27th
the thermometer registered 56 degrees'
below zero. It was the severest *ea-
pieted by Angina
ther. Mr. and iirs. Mom bad expert- '• __
enced since going Co the West. It was
II) cold In the church that, Mr. Moan
could hardly preach, but one man had
driven four miles to attend the service.
Starting Mr. Mn' car was a job that
took three-quarters of an hour and
wag aecomp`ished then only with the wry
aid of u neighbor's team of males. stead fa
nosh was sold to Al
$7,000.
A Valentine for the Miners and the 1041 a eta
Ao a benefit for the illetretrsed Bri- West Wawanooh %%
fish miners. Mr. Maxwell.-
proprietor of Blyth, for $3,7A141.
siss-14,1 matinee for Thuratiay. Feb- Trears-tireetLiiiiaght
Of the Model Theatre. announces a
ruary 14th, at 4.15 pm. The picture light mwaibmon for
will be "The Magic blame." and there Tuenity_ night. The
will also be a good comedy. Admin.
shiers. it hi hoped there will MI a
for ''''' WiacEwan. Mr. Mu
...... T. Murney, J. W. T
the snit* as for 'several
vion 2.5e and 15e. The proceeds will
i tio. given entirely to the fund
appointed chairman.
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TTIF. SIGNAL PRINTING CO. LIMITED, Publishers. 1
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BISHOP 'RICHARDSON
AT ST. OM/RCM'S CHURCH 4
the
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R. Ford of London 8 ,
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Development of the
ern Prate 0111alrY
tit
ng address 611110
n
Hier it.° TOM, lbenaglug
e London Ert. Preas, undo+ Um
142004 of the ChnIkelan Club. MI-
It:lea's bidders wan 4Thr !tory of *
trip tsallory„" ikte neeellysl. the
le-kuovro Sect twat until ratty.
Men's longue Formed large turnout for this spertal event. 'clod to hold tbe re
- dohs) Ortharks.t
to les I e
-ilk• peat
bite tispjlartnft
tosoass.'• *la
tatime ad•
'tag elk.
•woritallis
should - folk
ha '
A tuen'o league has bowl formed and both for the *beat of the inaisiver-ithe second and four
the following schedule drawn up:
Feb, 5-- Itunkers--OrlitIdala ished miners and their felonies anti 1111 the month. aapvcea
appreciation of Mr. Maxwell's gener-
5-1Am. No. 1-1.1,Mst Na 2 ',silty in giving, ids theatre for the ellieeactErrean siM-rr
ratige 7 -King Pins- Whizz Rungs Aftertmon
7 -Salt ford- Go getters - 1 made, and a largo.'
12 -s -1A him. Bangs Sairtordcounts pawed.App
Judgments In Co42ounty Court
]2 -King l'ins -Go-getters Jvidgment was given by Judge 1 t'ampbell atulT MIA*
..- 14-4 Irigiustis.--Lion: No. 1
14 -flanker* -1.1ons ..No. 2
else .4' co-ites v. Dawkins. The were laid over.
Lewl. lids W444; lb the county Court Hydro office. for 1
19 --Lien. No. 2 Ale-getter:1 nliCtit'ff. 1'., it! Coates or Exeter. wed
10--Originalti--•-Willaz Bangs the exes9iiors of the estate of Joseidi ! tp. W. it,„ card
2.1-4.ions No. 1--Saltford Dawkins on a promissory note for $6"" There was a good
21 -s -Bankers -King I'iiis •thit Interest. A question at Issue wn. .,,i,ifelinwir ,liaii on
'26-11.lotin No. 1-1-Kingyino - whether the bete Joseph llowkino wa, the euch*lind "Sint
26---itankers--maittord 'n the ts•sition of n joint lodger of the the iintoplcea of Hie
2s,---4 triginals--410-cetters note with 111.4 brother, Thomas Ilifn- League. After a co
28_00nn No. 2..___ocnisz itanga kit's. nr. nierclv es :in endorser. Judge cards the winners vir
ar. 11----Llons No. 2-naltford Is•wis finds 'that Josenh +Hawkins ' the priv.en dharibut
5-I,Inns No. 1 -4/o -getters signed Ile note as 11 maker and. being 1)enn. Mies Atm!.
7 -Whizz Bangs --Bankers
Pins--Originala
.22-Wblm liangs-Go-getteni
12-Originals-Saltford
14 -Lions No. 2 --King Pins
14 -Lion No. 1 -Bankers
19-Or1gina10-Lions No. 2
19-Ranker.--Go-etters
21-L1one No. 1-Whi7.7. Bow
21 -King Pins--Saltf,wd
116-Wh1ag liangs--Saltfoed
K I Pini--00•gettets
ns No. 2
Be -L a Nsa_l
hivAlnes• noin. knew whal he was do. n. IAmitrey w
Inc. Ile dies, before the Inbte was due. "500." the coast/Intl
His 'honor gives Judgment for the ,'Mrs. Roines and M
plaintiff with woods. ienehre tbe winneda
Another Judgment handed out hr le,raig and Mr. E. P..
Jades* Lewis in in the mine of McGee 11 Mrs. erred Boni
v. Sangster. in which Reginald MeGeS Wallace. consent
Med .1. W. Sangster. grain dealer of floor • obellied
yatowel. on a panminsory note for , wisp tea until
92116.25 given for nwpet clover seed.
Defence ctalmed that the tieeit walk 1106
ateardlna to salaple and laela
uterellehe. itadgmetrt iree-.•.‘!"
tia,2f t
die
on
a of
far
nods
ware
w.
ac -
Miss
hisFtinnrks
of
ye he
flirL tO evert re."
wise the grentest latalor the
nvor101•Itit ever known. j‘we Claw 11
:Insei.can at lid the friends` SuOthitylr. times We repoZlillad =
St 4
*bet. 'sr aslift sif 111/1. how.eg
There ant psistolohs lawn ocanemtv of ParMa(ment is and* r •
,rs *AA
v
ti,ft for hdliti, '4•41i-le4agalniit the rules of amend ,
iin,1 those 44, • J '71'br a member a read tgo an, . - 111?Lli
Ittie 1414tiri dig w world ld' •
Is. , glre,Ingt snipmeg /14: IlettubitY•• -• 4 • bel more dItncult 4 • s•
t littittor .11111 in bn ear Ian fikhot ermajaa ettel e man
lad anothr Dees Vt3;trcksd his
oar oo. , oral to Parttaineataig . • -4,07;'.44,..,
uript 01, a speech tlaat, 4110,!. 4,v;a.sittiy1
et Litetmea 1 ' far , And if41. tad beea put In rising before Mk,' - :,14114144,,*
ear Into till Mirb?or. toots ferll let. au/ 'that lic Jute. 41241at livery. /1 ''.
argument me to whether he hi the, 4) moit
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Ifiest or the suiltickieet man t e Clare debtort 41"14141111. tearolase to PoPeill • .
•w, MD Pa; l
literary Society Meer, • -"ar d9kt to atm • • itt
They an,- Presideutt Catherine. Snle:1°Pe• tort..‘when lore ktitat-Mf 811 $,.., tot. ekemborl 'ontsidti the, ieuw. ny wag... ...• .;.!..7,.._
Awe, and In other ways. The greet :•••- •• 1
Literary Society for the ensnia; term, 8()Ine eV • NV, Inegloili
Made from memory PY v :pre tont ttb: :,..fi: ia.k.,
vice„p,,,,,i,u400. IF,,iy, ecin: peore. derful ability, upholding miipus, vfe Dr. Samuel Johnnon wash'
1st vice`pfesident. Co!in limiter; 2nd men ag Knoseyett, theft sith 811 • II
tar,. Helen Barebler; treaurer. Kan- f,eel the Man who rotnniam., na,. ttekot ,dret. to do this kind of reporting, pleb -1 . •';'-=,
the Journal editor., 'Harriet Tailor. Mud. 'Te BlAboP concluded wit
for wage and wm. weibeger ; p res. re., the people of Rt. Georges and of tb7;inpeecn nf the elder Pitt In reply to
swab Hunter; pluntst. 11,, YOUng; "fie anYttOng 16 qualify him to V.Itillg up IrraP° 0144Inte'rmill'm at Oh °
1ndlican Church as It whole not to let 'attack b)
h undo. In:dee-bonne*
Walpole was written.fit a
in London. The
1 ;tens. Marlork• Hetherington Red
*The ColIeginte Institute students 60 the Wore1/4 Of 0 • ef
know It 1101.• • 41111534 Wag tritrelst lb% doing* of. Parliament, •
one *ay Ind snot:hag t
..crto •tragieeiliiiTy 41.11W/e.
lnetectiratq miser thrall goesip =
bait weak elected, the olnicers of the
ia rleton Worsen; form representa- Ilse promptly and fun; their 0 r-• Cfne_arnr_etn__..try"nojutehsta"eaddf town good. felrOld
their opportunity lip by, but to
.411: 14. Geo. LIS'S: 1B, Rath Cold
Inv ..• 3 A. 10%-,.l, n Cooper, ; 3 B.
Lava; 4. Lillian Ferguson; 2nd g.,c,_ _e_ .conps_1. • meat for pubinshing report/of Its yr.. -
.imagination. In 1771 sit !Ando*
•tl'ir10111111111----iitreetW. !IL S. }Lev. .yr.inp.tmatry, ,,f Kinkopt..spent piste between Parliament aad the AO -
sees of Loodam.
Itilil16161111114 itletor7 ilameetlatilireeti oftlallkiltak 71111fr
.18I5w•fhAPP•stent tIfflar••• moo' Ai TOrOlti0 last 'Gradually 'the rillea were relaxed..
*an held to one „bowman. lir. D. 1.). i;Esiekspia• t genial' day. tot Ittlitpwaskeestnontryouttballttheen7hereenuginninigtioadf
till.fleilViillf lesion and„Bre. Moore led ,chial . • • t• i.tti6‘ r* . 10 the all'i something like moderia
Was era to the presv by Parliament,
bars and two rIalsora lira. few read,
lotrli.r:,1,161ph4. Port reed a tM of .40,--1,--;--4 . glga iik ' ,dailki facilities were.
r resp?mabllitiefs for
• 1 C. Jack MeMehen, 2, lilies th ilishers were summoned before *arils-
PIlliteeMniereiaL Lucille McDonald. ttreoliteitst, and slthough fuse of the%
atioloRlsed the Incident caumal a die-
PERSO-NAL MENTION
0PR 0
- 'Bud" i4turdy. regular left defence
ng
long- No. 1-1tkitkers '
2-OrIginaLs--Lloas No. 2
9 -Bankers -Go-getters
11-Liong No. 1--Whiss Bungs
11-K.Ing l'Ins-dialtford
The men's monthl% pr:7A. for Jan-
ff 011
with coots
t room
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• - North St. W. M. S. Meeting
The regular meeting of the W.M.S.
of North street Pnited ehttreh wn'
held,. In the Sunday ochool room Mon-
itory for beet wort. in three conoeru- limy afternoon, with an ottendonee of
tive gaMen wns won by !high Mellulre. forty. The president Wft. A...1,4er! In
with 11 s....re of 101. The prize was ti the opening everolses by- Mrs Win
hair of 'woollen blankets. • strnehan, who rend the Scripture les
The fattiest' prize for January, a and 'a 10,001 on "Pnrtnership."
braos peacock tray, was yen by Mrs. nml hy Air.. who led. In
W. F. sounder.. with a A...we of 647, prayer. The recording secretary rend
ter ntorsge
ee their eorg
at the elevator. Tie lee
rooved•into the river by
emiterer over the ricer
and some of It 1* being ills
A derrick at the
"i -i i•ni:
the f
'roes MA
unloaded
hosing 15-
l!,a II( the
r0•1t water.
,•••' of by
the liars,
room lir-int! wa. In thin re.nevt and the develonanat J
,.renemirible government in Britain.
Coming to his own experience.' 11
the press gallery st Ottawa. Mr. Fora
4l P 901114; interesting word pictnrelll
of men pniminent Iti public fife alth
whom he Ilime In intimote :111
11.1 or `1,14e a 1411•1 WhIeb
took place "behind the seene."
from To' onto for. the week em!
raise the nllocation In Mei • • •
way.• It is with much oorrow
, Judge J. L. Killorun. of Strotford.
the Society notes the passing "' wa. In tottii 4111e tiny la.t week.
lee past vice-president, Ilrs. Pierce. a , • • •
liffi Member, always mit.11 interested mi‘,,,, M. 1,...ki„. ,,i, 1,,,Hic.„. o.,.. 11
In the nor'.. nnd n very hiloilY• 1",ible 1 isitor in town during the week
nolntin.
fs.r. Inuring t eck wt),
stornge ••• 41- arged,
those of the It•4•.: • -'.010
or whist. and 77,.• 11.0.100
bnoltels gcreciiin ,nd . .4 447
;.';•7;;,
of ..ni pl.,- e g'.
General Garret., ,.111 i4!i:Irged
for three garner,.
the minutes of the 1111,1 1;i: and "1"17" neNI de"
the treasurer ¢ftve her statement for The 1.s•itl •1 meets'
At 11Wennian's Alleys I:January, rind her report for 1112'4. Mrs. have been hu -y the OW week
.inthaestiref,at.ortt hotif,ittlitvie with
y w getting in their 11 r I' nit SC. ve.t
I A me7r4 league (45." f;:triindedrinn: ...%(-"nil•fetle:,•71•11'01
Drennan's bowling olleys
Y. P. S. Election
The e!.. ion 11 f.li. 1h,
enuring term ot tl'e 1' s. of North
street hafted place 1(4
11"' ett'n't4:. Ti,cn
good ' and 111 en
• front the ev:ingelisti..
Isonzo 1..ns 'itleresst1111 item be
Inver. -«W:, :1• re,i•lit svrriee,
for new u.••nilsrs. fifteen 4011 It Peo
1.1e bet,111i Ilierviher.: of flip Society.
Marine Chih A• ter t he cele et ofth•f•r• hail a, .
apt ,Ino„r f„r them n most sneer...fill yeir. Rev. c.
installed the °free fo
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11. Nle4;overn, Or Toronto At 11o. „r „,hirl.r, a
...vo d.oYs :11 her lop/or-this vv.. vivti• of Itinnks 10 1*
• • • Vi..:1k1-r 1111 11TOT‘11111 p.
Reid. of 34iriti•In. s '• I I i:ine Anil J. E. Tout
n... oet oeother..11:.
"aft A the chair,
Mr. 1 Airs It 11. Nfew and next speaker
Iten Ay spent tie week en.! would be l'rof. Fred Laii.!..n. of OW
I let.sa 1 imersity of Western indorio. whh
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'will lie Isere on February 2Sth
,••I st,d.c. I.:pct.-kik:
Ronda! ensh prises offered by the man -The mnrine s,....ii ("Inc pc,. their taken place the meeting was favored,
F. TInrke In most appropriate word,
ycnr. Ile n lso refines/fed thnt n retire- •"e N"rIh , Mr. A. m 1 1..bertsniii J./tended t..
1st c20. 2nit S15. ar•f $10. When the i -dreei ..n Friday evening .ve. whii we., heartily encored. Mins
funeral of the fate E. .1 Itender at
'schedule is completed the second and . sent:Mite of the Society he a npulo 1441 1 1:1•I. Pr, .g r•••,•1 ve 1;1.11re WI 11 lirST on Me Andre*. contriblite,! :. pine.. -400.
thirft tem,. will play off and the win- to act on the official hoard of theMyth on Sattliday.
church. Mrs. Colborne was chosen 1 meml""'
the progn.m. There e,ere present 1.41 The meeting ended with :111 intcre-t- '
for this ()Mee. The neeretnry and gnests and a royal good . IT eonteot eonducted by Alan Pent
Mr. and Mr-. A. I. Whitty awl
Christ Inn otewa nigh 1;l. Mrs. rts Intim iii.:711 p.m.. when playing ccansi I,•ws: Preshitsit. Dongins Compl...1:
tine wtl, efl.losed tr the card 11) 1,14'' '1;1114. Tlu• slate of. otii,•er., i: ;is fol
f.tmil% left on Ilotilla for Toronto,
rkoef. wile:1.4)41e% will restile.
showed hy blarkboard figures and lucid " and th" prizes/ were awarded. Mr ...metiers of committee. Clirbnivi:
The Cubs administer a doer of
whitewash to their Clinton i•pponents.
man, who was pottering from an 1M-
jured foot sustained In the Stratford
game here the prervious Monthly night.
jirtn• %%nod took his -place mod- tttraed
In a good piffle. Thr rest of the hwal
line-up was the same as In previous
games and all the players put up a
/needy ga eintilvitin-
don and individual attoeks were far
more effeetive than those of their op-
prnieht... Every Man MI the team was
on his fol.,, and the team played In tin -
beatable style. Play was kept pretty
well In the Clinton end of the lee All
evening.
The Culio scored two goido 10 Pitch
of the first two perioda and added an-
other in the inn. Morrison Manliny
was credited with three of the gOnbs,
While Sto41.4r1 oeored once
each.1 -
Referee 1,. It. Sawyen:. of ,Nfitchell,
Ithandled tWi tome, !mting out 11 110-
- from" pefialtics. Lorne Cooke, of
An Clinton, was the worst offender and he
wan given revert)] trips to the ten:illy
The line-up: •
C1Inton- -4loal, T. Twyford; defence.
GlIddon and L. Cooke; eentre, J. El-.
liott; %loge 11. Brown and F. Me -
Ewen: pubs., R. Rath and C. Strectu.
Goderich-floal, H. Disk, defence.
J. Wood and 11. McKay; centre. (leo.
Allistonsivings, I). McKay and R. St04-
dart ; Aribs.. L. Weothrook, W. blaore.
Referee -4- R. ,Rawyeti,111fItcheli.
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. Other Games
Clinton defeated Seaforth on Sea -
forth lee lent Thursday night by 3-2
„ t tatratford nn Edda, night the
.Vordir
Avon, wols_....._•frens 41.1iforth
Raker, • of the OilIerieh 'inn,
. Ile driving In the entrotty the other
4a, found a Orange bird attended in
a anoWdrift nml brOoght it home alive.
It has A tall like A phoftfillftt, but the
Istme.inenector Who way In town yet
.?&17 Mid It wile a "satiate' duck,
a bird belonging 01 1)10 north conntry
ash ,.r7 rarely men in thane porta
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third noel- Anil .1 Me tffitir room!' with n line I.% Mi., Edrie
figment. -The /wire., are .14 followo: rs r the present •• •
ners %till ploy the first tentn. The
is as follnwo:
Feb. 4-- Fialeons--410-gotters
S-Granitca-Marinet,
_-1tammovs--11 bmiln fon.
1 1 -410 -get tervi-Iliimblers
11-Marinca--Falenns
13-•-notninlons--Granifes
18-,Marinea--Dominfons
16-Gronites-- Go-getters '
22-Fait:ono-Ramblers!
- --25-Gran44-eit-Faleotto .--
25-Cio-getterA--lhitnlnlonx
Mar. 1---dtamblers--Morines
4--Itomlnions--Faleono
4-4'.ranites-Ramblero
8- -Marines -410-getters
OBJTIJ R Y
1111•S. w'4. PIERCE
The death /spurred 11! Alesnmirn
boopitol on Saturday infa of Mary I.
SeW
ntt, widow of the late illinm
l'ierce of Ashfield. In her seventY-
ninth year. The deceased wno horn
near Toronto. hot lived the greater
part of her fife An the township of
Aslitield, near Dungannon. ater huo-
bond died twenty-three years ago and
,0111P years later she left the fnrm and
moved Into Dongnnnon. Ten years
Rao she went to live with her dengh•
ter, Mrs. Nell motinnon. at M00/10
Jill< Rusk.. and year ago she mine
to Goilerleb with Mr. and Mrs. Me.
Murton to resh
ide ere. She hdeen
al
ill wince Christmas slid was in Alex-
endra hospital the kW two or three
anodic Sire Pierce ourvived by
two (heightens mad' t"4'(son: Mr.. .1. B.
MeKny and Mrs. McKinnon. of God-
erieh. end William, .1. Pierce. of Stes-
smith. Alhertn; also by n brother.
.1ndtpar Strott, of Port Huron. Three
daughters, are deeenoed. The tonere!
took pinee on Wrdnestiny afternoon
from the Tendency. of Mr. nod Mra.
Neil McKinnon, Elgin avenue, to the
Dungannon cemetery. The Fierrleell at
honse and grnve were conducted by
Rev. M. 4'. Pnrr. The pallbearers' In
Goderich were Messint. Thon. snndy,
Thee Tahh, R. Orr and R. T. Phillips,
and 40Tningtinnon in
, Mgrs. Richard
PArke Abe Culbert, Thow. Stothern
andMoth Finnigan.
• Tough Wheat SOT Sale
Fhiniaged wheat nt Mel.enn'A feed
store, Murton street
• at
• • • • •
argument how by•
y RteMnfle giving on 'K. S1 ii ity won the gentlemen's tir.i fellowship, Thelma 4 mn.
eer; issio.ry -
the part of etch member the full silo- prize and Capt. James inkater the eon. Mary Ilow,-11; Christinii Mr. T. 11. cote. of Go.terich
In 71(41, conId be contributed (meaty with. I violation : Mr*. Per'' Johnston wns the Stanley fin rke ; literory aril soelsil.
lout renorting to other methods. Mr.Witmer of the first prize 0141 ; Evel3 Ileetl; 1 rig se. ret.iry.
Johnston gave a concise and Interefst-1 M' ti"' retillohil: secret"rY•
inn Pruned.' of the third elinpter In Iftnun• Steward Bot t, then served a George !Inch:Man; I rpn.iirer, George
the study book. 'Flie meeting dosed tine 11111 11 of 1/1 k,'.SnIelnichen and ..of- Johnstn; pi:mist. A in,1
n.ith , nolo, 1111,1 pr,m,n;ting After this the flisir Wan cleared; oistatit piatii.t. Rite Andrew.
1-11ie.henedretloti-ity Mr'. Girvin. , diin7Tfig atiirTiis StIfIlt for *Are' '
see the '.:l lir- doing their fancy ' 11w Curlers ,Sre at It
Mi aa Dori, narria at scarab no„ steps. All kinds of dances were Iti-1 The 1..,.:11 elirlers .i r.- holding- %•••plil
The Scoria, Rall 14 annually one of '
" (Inbred In, from the Sallee/ hornpipetournament.. at the West street rink
Detroit', ontstanding 111ein 1 and ar- , to the lrfleo,f steppe in the "meek hot- on 31111ii:13 I 11.1 Wedite.sjfi, 4.4 ening,
Illatle eVelltS. It was held this vear on torn." Dancing wan kept tip until 3 On Monday
Janunry 24th In the Grnystone brill o'clock In the morning. mis ase=fe;tion,iscm :the result by
rootn, which wag tronoformed for the wind -n1)101 agreed that they had npent :
and after the ' nionils
F iff'sre !MI TN D
fetnn." and 74111111 the frintronii• and
,./n_ (1 Mont enjoyable evening. The music, ' T. It. want.
aw
weird decorntIons the striking wn. flit:W.414.d by Mr. Thos. Elliott and '0.1. 31.11„, Pt. Meg
i,
NIMcli.ly
tumeti of the toteetto main. '111 Anene Of
,,,., Mre. D. Marlyn. . G. 1.. hi rain.;
hewIlil•TIng variety rind brilliance. It
will he interesting to tioderich people W. HISw'onilliii.nv
.1. Brophy 1 .k ) ..8 :4,01.0s;mk ile11/1114":11.wr:
to kuovr that nniong bit!, g:ny The innugural meeting of the Col- I join, Halo, r
G. C. I. Truatee Beard
one of the irnesto considered Worthy held 071 Wednesday throng legiott: Inietlfute trustee bOArd wag '. .- It. J. 31egniv•
s"rfroinx. The 1 R. Johnston
of special mention hy one of the De- it I). ('nil tsl.
troll inners In an elnhorate account members, are the ssinc as lest yenr: i .
Rev. J. E. Ford, I tr. 11. Intylor. 1iIr. i s ( kipl ....16
81.3CONI) 110CNI 1
a0IfvoretheinfonrrrmflaltrIon(ft"lonitakewnhlkiw' astottea (.1.0.1iTit.hmErnRithiereson. suntRuliihebtrimieellea., W. 1: ii 1... mega,‘
former Goderleh girl. M11111 Porto i itobertv,•ti. P. J. Mtn-No.6s end J. W. Al' I' Pl""nm
, I. II. Humber
Hotels The referent* Is A., folh,wm , 1 Frdoler.
Geo. McLeod ,
R. J. MeItlw
11. Croft tel. t
fumes at the hall vrere those of Mr.
"Two of the molt mngnifleent COS-
chairman for the yeor and teromitt.r. T. R. Witilla
liay. J. E. Ford was appointed ! (WO,
Dr. Mabee
lingo G. Knepp ami Mini Doris Har- 1••1p eonolltnted as folloWet , J. Tinnier M. McKay
King' And 'Winter Queen.'
1140. who were dresoed rift ;Winter '
Ml.. Dar- ' magi, 11ev. .1. E. Ford. Dra A. T. Ern- R. Johnston (sk) 9 J. Brophey (sok I 6
Property- c. M. !impede"' (choir- 3. llownlon W. %Valise*
Severn! dome contests were held on
Wednewlay evening, the result by
rounds being as (0110w
having a high white c.nracul enllar And ',....f411PPIY
Metron. J. J. Itobertson.
rig wore A ('low'-fill'ing molt of whiteltJ0t4)n.
Nor. lined with oilier. and o brillinnt J W. Fraget . rat. 1111bairmanl,
41. Taylor. W. A. CVniMillP. J.
Myer ornament on the front of the '3141"Evran•
emit And on the belt. A toll white, v^eatinnal "n4 Caku""iretal.
cornettl hat topped with silver horn. MacEwen fchnirman) on,
was mot effective From her tierces W. A. Conithornt 411114PT,
n chiffon wart with rPprf.'1Phring the A.
Reld. C. K. Saunders,' 1
motif of storm and snowflnkes him in
("11(8"!'Geo. Melswid
R. J. Megaw
C. 11. !lumber
(nicipt 12
ROUND
II. Brophey
M. McKay
J. Ilrophey1,'
graceful folds to the floor. Tier coat and T. Ti. Mitchell, repr thin the
. Ta3tor
II. tummy
B. McCraw
in back tapered ter A point from witch employer* and employees of the town. 'ii• 11"wman
R. Johnston W. Wollace
(*Ip) ....10 S. 1). croft (01 s
A white fur toll fell to the floor. She' Finance -the ehairman of the hoard
wore white slippers with
and buckles. Mr. Knapp wore a white and the chairmen of Me other com•
!diver hallo
mitteeo.
Milt. trimmed with hands nf whit, Mr. J Mime wag rthappoInted
enracul find topped by 41 full eApe of geerefarr and Mr. 41. T.. Ildwards
white content, lined with 'diver. A trasortirer.
'donning /silver ornament wan placed
nn the front of linscont. Mt high
fur heckling's wan ornnmented with
*liver antler, and a white ornament.
From the collar of his cape a white
for tall hung In back."
Damen
For your next dant* Ma Mr. Jai.
Buchanan or Mr. ((eo. Farr for prlrc
flflAnAppy orchestra. Modern or old-
.tIroe mete.
•-•
h1FRIONI)
H. Sturdy
J. Bowman
It. Johnston (sk) R
There will he A aerial evening 41111
1111/11. 4n St. loneph's hall, Clinton, oil
Townley, Fehruary 12011. Muni(' by
Control °mile/ars. Aflmintion 50 eenta.
ROUND
Geo. McLeod
R. J. Megaw
C. Humber
(Alp) ...• • -6
BRIEF'S
'rhe 8 fl itna 1 Itt gh, 1c* by the Ladles'
ittor Knox chore!! will 14. held flu
•Thursday. February 21.t.
• The regular niesding 411 fill'
Will be held In M.I.•Eay on Mon-
thly. Febrnary 111lt. at 3 pm.
A dance will IP • livid in Ilie Ma4Init
1 (hill On ifolithi3. February 1111.
-hip, is 11.' 11 1 liter n Olt lit. Lucky ticket. I rim. on illirplay in M.
.5Irs. I C. I loherlson's store ninilisw. 40g1
• • • • • 111101. Itound sousre 11111100g.
41:1 Wil -'l 41! rte!.,; ; Knitting. floor manager.
ciark art..1,4e-i the at loots, o: the A sleighride ports under the atilt
stratfoid Normal School piers ul the Bible class of 80. Iliporge),
1111111. Was !old on Monday 4.venIng,
- iihout forty taking port in the fun.
Al Smith. 11 Is 44011. has retired 7.• Aflerwiirils till returned to 111e. pnrlett
private life. Al hoye oisoit as ;loll' for refreshment- Miss MIVP
infirh privacy ,is tile proverbial gold, Tichhorne 1111,1 Mitts M. Middleton sp*
11.1 11 11 Wii Jt,ii nnal. .111e eon Vebers for evening.
The Goderich Fund for the Relief of the
Distressed British Miners
-- -
In response to suggestions from variot. opiarters, The
:initial this week opens a fund for the relief of the distressed
British ruiners A number of lural people have already sent
contributions to funds being raised elsewhere for this par
pose. and the town couneil will no doubt make 11 lumtrilm,
tion in the name of the municipality, but it is believed there
are on eonsiderable tiumber in the town and vicinity who
would he glad to contribute through a local fund. Thim buni
will be known 1C4 "The tioderieli Fund for the Relief o the
Distressed Britisif Miners." Contributions large or small
are invited, and all will be neknowledgeil in these columna.
bet no one hesitate to send in his (or, her) contribution be-
cause it is small; every little helps.
Mr. F. Woollcombe, manager of the Royal Bank, has
consented to net as auditor of the fund, and next week s lo-
cal committee will be named to have full eharge of the dis-
position of the moneys.
Those who read the despatehea in they daily newapapera
realize that the need of our cousins overseas in the nresent
emergency is gteat, and the aid that is being sent from Can
ada is' received with deep gratitude.
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