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THIO SIGNAL, PRINTERG 00. L7'D.
B• Uobertson, nett?! anti Manager
Tt:Amnione 36 Oedr� rih,-- 1-4
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Thursday, November 19th. 1900
AN ILDITOR RETIRES
The Weatord Mlrn,r announcer a
chane of ownership, lir. J. E. Muuro
baying sold the paper t't Mr. Dudley
Smith, a young man who claims
Meatord as his birthphae. Mr. Mun-
ro has had a varied u.•wspaper exper-
ience, on daily and ges-kly publia-
tions, and has a reputat'on as a bril-
liant paragrapher. He was recently
appointed postmaster of Meatord and
retires from newspape, work to give
his entire attention to the position.
In his valedictory Mr. Munro tells
in a modeet but moat interesting way
of his newspaper carer and of the
valued associations wbicl he formed
in his work on the varlors papers with
willies he was at one time or another
connected. Ile has known moat of
the outatanding Journalists of the Pro
rine* over quite a pert.: of yec.rs and
gives a long list of names of men who
made their mark on such papers as
The Globe, The Mall, The London Ad-
veether and other dailies. "Iet.' be
says, "the Ontario country aeeklles
can boast as able men as those who
served on the dailies," and he names
some of thoee,,�rrwbota he counts among
the leaders of'the Weekly press.
In laying down hit len he doss, so
with the thought that he "has had a
.great satisfaction in Ills choice of cull-
ing; that with its ups nod downs It
has been kind to him; that the great-
est thing is a love for your work and
the eompanionship of real people."
the MA Inst., with puling on De'
(ember 7th, allowing ten days for case
didatea to do their cae.paigniug.
•
BETTER BE CAREFUL •
((`ollingw•ood Enterprise -Bulletin t
What Aflutter there is about. But
the other day n wan aae heard hum-
ming a familiar lune. Lucky chap.
There was. no Performing Rights len
elety (Miele' within range.
COURRIE'S CORNERS
telURRIE'S CORNERS. NEMS, NUt. 17.-
11r. Joe Alto n, from neer Oodsrich, is
rutting at Mr. DmvtJ LRtJ 'U
Mi. and Mrs George Drennan visited
' recently with the lather's mother, Mrs.
Barger, of the 12th concession.
Mr. mud Kral. Ewart Jamieson and
two children were Sunday rheiturei
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson,
Lucknuw,--m--. -
Mr. Bill Drennan, of Zion, spent
Sunday at AS home here.
Miss Jean Nelson, of the Lueknow
High School, spent part of the week-
. end with her friend, ills.. Ellen An-
drew, of Zion, and part at her home
here.
We extend our sincerest sympathy
to the reiatives anA friends of Mr.
Arthur Culbert, of Duegn4non, whose
death occurred Moadav morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Johnston have stilted
there several times recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Armstrong. of
London. spent part of the weekend.
with Mr. and Mrs. D. Little.
EDITORIAL NOTES
•
Mr. John Frost. fron; the North
country, paid (:uderteh a vis)[ tole
week
ASHFIELD
ASHFII:1.D, Nov. 17. --Mins Annie
MucMurcby bas returned to for home
of her sister, Mrs. Wilfred Frantey,
after limiting- for a few days in God-
erieb. - ----
Mrs. Wm. Dilemma Lind Mr. end
Mrs. Alvli Collier")) resited with
One day !nee w
Mrs. Bataltase and Dimple ass
apesdlag.Ja few days In GederLds.
the guests of the Misses F)mtna and
Jane Rose.
Mr. and- Mrs. itirne MacLennan, of
11etr311, visited with theft rainy friends
in Ashtleld last week.
The Kintail branch of the Women's
Institute held their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs.ltuss Itis -
sett on Thursday ufternoou of last
week. •
Mr. Alex. MacLean teas gone to
Chicago, where be w1:1 wend the win-
ter with his sister. Ml.s Sarah Mac -
THIS SIGNALeta- - GODERICH, ONT.
WALTER ' A. BUCHANAN HEADS
UURON OLD BOYS OF TORONTO
Association Holds Thtyty-seventh
Annual Meeting-0®oer's
Elected
Toronto, Nov, 11.-Tbe- thirty-see-
leuth annual meeting of the Huron Old
Moyer Artsan•iatlon of Toronto was bold
el* the t»ulrai Y.M.CA. Building on
1.44111.
We are glad to hear that Mr. Wes-
ley
erley R+.bl. is progres-tonr, favorably In
St. Joseph's hospital, Loudon, after his
serious .,evident.
College street on Tnarsday pl4utag,
the 13th Inset.. with the preideut, Mr.
W. A. Campbell, presiding. The at-
tendants., though not ns large as that
of last year, was repooseutatite of
every section of the old county. uud
the oSrens reports were very gratify-
ing. The general buein.•ss of the As -
*relation being concluded at 10 p.m.,
eucbre and bridge were Indulged in
by the members until 11.30 p.m., whe•u
retreehmeuts were serted by the com-
mittee.
The following are the °Vicars and
committees elected fur the ensuing
year:
Th, Gears
Honorary presidents -Hun. J. G.
Gardiner, Mr. T. A. --Russell, Mr. J.
A. McLaren, Mr. A. l'. McVlesr.
Honorary rice -presidents -Mrs. 1.
A. McLaren, Mrs. B. H. My reatb, bell.
Mrs 111..1. Hodgins, Mrs. John Moon,
I4obertrou, Mr. and Mrr. W. J. Kerr,
Miss Blanch irwlu.
Brussels - Mr. I. M. ,Pringle, chair-
man, Mrs. I'riugk•, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
'fhumtoa.. Mr. anti $r... M. Sarlctt,
Mr and Mrs. !toy A. t'ryne, Miss Evan
iiryau., Mr. and Mrs. Nino. Ferguson„
Ur. Niel Mrs. J. U. Feritusun, Mr. and
Mrs R. 1. Ferguson.
Myth Mr. Juhu Moon. chairmen,
Nit, Moon, Mr. sml MPt.-Harr-y-Lll}+au-
Mrs, 1. H. Brown, Mr*. W. Sloan, Mr.
and Mrs. Ituttt., Sett. Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
Morris, Mr. W. 1. Rowe.
Wtuxt•ter and (lorrk-lar. Robt.
Greer, chairman, Mrs. lireer, Mr. aiitl
Mrs le. 11. Dane. Mr. and Mrs. 1). W.
Dane. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Halliday.
Mrs. A. Weisk, Mr. spat Mete. W. W.
Weir.
Barfield- Mr. J. A. Cameron, chair-
man. Miss Grate Sterling.
Itrueetletd and Kippen--Mr. and
Mrs. T. Mustard, Mr. lord Mrs. l•. A
Petrie.
Exeter -Miss Sadie Waller, chair-
man, Mr. K. l'. Stanbury, Miss Lulu
Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Llair Joynt, Mr.
(:rant 4'o11i1igwuud. Mr. Hugh Creech,
Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon Davis, Mr. Wil-
fred 'Turnbull, Mr. aaJ Mrs. Geo. E.
heavers. Mr. and Mrs P. B. Dignan.
Zurich -Dr. and Mra. Byron t'ampt-
Mrs It- Brooks, Mrs. Geo. E. Ferguson.: ••Godericb or bust" will be the ,lo-
Mrs..E. Ploody, Mrs. D. D. Wilson. ,Kan uu all roads running west for next
Life taembers-Mrs..Wm. McCreath,' year's reunion in the old town.
.Yrs. 8. L. Scott. -Mrs. Jos. Beek. Mrs.' • • •
Zimmer, Mrs. R. Holmes, Mrs. Janet,i J. S. Fisher, Seaforth Old Boy and
McVtttle, Mrs. W. Sanderson; Rev. G.:Ottawa (•orre.lrmdent of The Evening
W. Hansa. :Telegram. was out tor the evening and
Past president -Mr. N . A. lamp- , enJoyed it to his bear['. content. ,,
bell. . • • i
President-Ml r. W. A. Buchanan. W. A. Buchanan. the new president.
• .• _ Mr. R. Brooks, ler.! is a Goderich Ind Boy. cud a success -
Byron Campbell. Mr. P. W. Ltenter>-(twslne,•. ni
e• 4). M. J'heenee. )1e. 14; iie. Jack er,rediy popular iv -Its elie-itavostltes-
Finest All - wool Blankets
Seollred aid shrunk, with wide outside bur-
ddftit'in roe , blue, gold or green. Vote the
pleasingly large sue, 72 x 86. Regular
119.00.
SLEEPING PYJAMAS, $ 1.48
lice " Mercury •.-juat warm enoLgh.
44oft, downy and elaatie,-beautifully woven.
' Sines small, medium and large.
MEWS PYJAMAS, $1.95
Made of highest grade English fancy
tiauut:tette, well finished and trimmed
Sizes :14 to 42.
WOMEN'S CASHMERE HOSE
Finest botany ant, all wool, Jersey top
--full-fashioned. tiros, sand, taupe, black.
Size. M'- to 10. l'air
75c
pair 57.95
TABLE LINEN
Heavy all linen Clottsa, with colored bor-
ders, gold, green, blue, rote. Size 56 x 2
yards. Regular $2.00. Each
$1.39
Size 56 x 56. Regular $1.50. Each $1.10
PENMAN'S UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
Heavy all -wool rib Shirts and Drawers.
Sizes 34 to 42. Each
AXI INSTER RUGS
`1
$125
ltarrywoor, heavy wool pile in fine de
signs. Size 4' 8" z 71 6". Regular $9.95
$12.00. Each 7�
6'03" x 9'. Regular 819.50. ;16.00
Each
W. ACHESON & SON
MAFEKLNG
- A .'14K1 (., Nov. 17. Mr. --mod
Erik &U. Armstrong and Harold and
Mew Dorothy !terry, of London. spent
the week -end with relatives here.
Miss 1,. Naylor, of Bluevah•. spent
the weekend with Mr.•and Mrs. 1Vm,
Irvine.
Miss Olive Kilpatr:el• .of Attwood ,
Mr. and Mrs.'r3: 1)- Beecroft and Plor-
enee motored to Detroit on Friday to th
tend a tangly reunion at e home
of Mr. and Yrs. Oliver Kirk. of Birm-
ingham. Mich. Mr. end Mrs. Norman
Kirk. of Fork Wayne, Indiana, also
were present, sed Mrs. e'reighton and
her fondly. When returning he
mirth car left the road 'rth of Exeter
and 'Mr. Kirk had his right leg badly
r-►ei taavaetrl : brokoh. Mrs. KI 11•
In her right wrist broken, and as
Florcnee Beecroft had her rtgbt leg
broken between the bhp and knee. She
was taken to (lintot borpttal and Mr.
Kirk to Seaforth hospital Mrs.
Kiri had her arm set In a cast and
was allowed to go home. Tbe others B
were practically unhurt. Mrs. eeeroft
onlyit-ding a stitch in a cut under he
her right eye and a w stilettos is a
Kirk
---Fir_ and .Mra*.-.if~-.1_ Ktlpatriek
son, Mr. W. E. Minna, Mr. Thornton s • • Hiss Mary. Alton, Mr. Jos Alibi,
d •small Norte Was wooed b low her tar.
Mustard, Mr. W. J. Tembtyn, Dr. G.
J. Ferguson, Mr. W. F. Cautelon.
Honorary secretary -Mr. E. 1"I ody.
• Secretary -Mr. R. S. Sheppard.
Assistant seeretnry--Mt-s Grate Stir
ling.
Financial secretary-- Mr. John Moths.
Treasurer ---1)r. H. .I. Hodgins.
'Chaplaln-Rev. R. l'. Melt:emit!.
Auditors --Mr. H. 1. Morrish. Mr. G
E. Ferguson.
Retept ion --Mrs. W. A But bona.
Miss. Anne (trlttc•uden. Mrs. W. A.
Campbell. Mrs. H. J. Hudgins, Mrs.
Geo. Ferguson.
. • • _ _ Ref reabttent- Mrs. It. Thompson,'
Marriage." --Newspaper headline. (if
O
"Bachelor Foremost Authority on Would DA w,d� Yrs. L M. 1'rlogle, Mts. (:eu. C.
Do '1 Young, Mrs. II. B. Stowe.
Program -Mr. S. M. Wickens, Mr.
• • • Fred FJlllutt. Mis. Sadie Walker, Mies
l Miss /:mete Stir11uI. the new assist- Mr. David Llttle and M. and Mrs.
tun sw•r.tary. is a native of GoderMb Elmore Phillips attended the funeral
tuwmablp, of the late Miss late Smeltzer at I'it:e'
I • • • River on Wednesday.
Mr A C. ['bagman, formerly of Mr. Cliff -meatier. of IMunybns.k. i
' Wiugl.ant. rued the• leader and musical spent. Sunday with h1•.hrothcrst here.
dlrts•h.r of '1'b.• 1)101 Tywe Choir," dos ----
' present with Mrs. Chapman. and they WHITECHI RCH
loth enjoyed themselves A. l'. has
made a bid •ureess Li the musical
course; It is the bystander w ho get.
the beet view of the game
• • •
Christmas adverti dug 1 egina to ap-
pear. 8hoi.pers will find it to their
advantage to read the announcements
of the local merchants carefully as an
ald to their buying.
• • •
-- East Hastings le hating a biz --bye-
eisetlon campaign, with bi.th Proiltt-
elal leaders taking part. An effort is
being made by some of tM• electors to
get the two leaders, I'reteler Hepburn
and Mr. Rowe, together on the prime
platform. 1f this can he done -and
Mr. Hepburn says he ie quite willing
-It will be a notable event.
• • •
Storks of substantial wage increases
in many industries In the United States
are a eure indication of returning
Droepgrl Ctrmsoio soon atter the to lose
Presldentlal elec ion, it looks as
manufacturers are convinced there is
nothing -!n 1114.-eRooseveet's prugran
teat -threatens to cheek the -industrial
revival. that le new as.nming the pro-
portions of n "boom." Ire-tter tine.
Im the Staten should lune. a fnvorah't•
to
influence upon cnditiere. in ((.nuns
• . .
The I'ostoiee Iw ntr.ou•nt has comp
10 the nouclusiou 01111 the prrtite
followed the tae few years of having
no mall delivery on tolldayt Is not
working out satisfactorily and will re-
vert to the old system of dclicrry etery
day except Sundny. Presumably this
will apply to rural deliveries a. well
as to city dit
ellverice. The epartment
promisee coniti i ration. I.y way of ad-
dltlonal remuneration, of the petits i
work thus planed upon 'he• mall -car- I
with Dupl
to ation Anne Sutherland.
Property -Mr. G. N. Newton.
Visiting -Mrs. H. 1. Brown.
Premier Hepburn Points Out That Convene; of town committees -Mr.
Governmental Services
Overlap
Toronto. Nov. 16. -leer many years
th
-ere bas been an insistent demand
from many Keelung of the commun-
ity fur a drastic reduction lm govern-
ment servicer iu Canada. With the
tazpayer groaning under the terride
A. G. Smith.
Management eommetee---J. A. Mem
Laren. W. A. (Campbell, W. A. Buchan-
an, It. 1i. McCreath, R. Brooks, E. W,
Blunter, H. M. Jackson, Thornton Mus-
tard, R. 8. Sheppard, John Moon, Dr.
tH. J. Hodtttns, Rev. R. C. Mct)ermid,
IC. Floody, H. 1. Morritle, G. E. Fer-
guson, Mn�
lira. W. Buchana_MIss.
Anne Crittenden, Mrs. D. Fr'honpson.
Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Mrs. L. M. Pringle,
Mrs. (I. ('. Young, Mr • 8. N. Wickens
burden of ever -mounting levies, atten- Mlas S Walker. Mr. Fred Walker,
tion has been turned towards this Mie* Anne Sutherland, Mr. Cl. N. New -
subject of d.uplieit in governmental tun, Mrs. I. It Breen. Mr. A. G.
operation. Smith, Mr. K. ('. 13Iautury. Mr. C.
There is no section of the commun Lennon, Mr. L. M. Pringle, Mr. D. D.
ley that would welcome the us of the , i Wilton, Miss M. Ooultln.
pruning fork more than the farmers Ukitriet Ceaemlttexs
of Ontario. They Are, without r
doubt, paylug heavily for the right Goderich-Mr. B. 11. McCreath,
money farming. Tberefort, It chairman, Mrs, McCreath. Mr. sad
h pressure asst meet prow* i Bra.,,,otheLIILluairrie, Mr. Earl E1 -
Britt, Mlss Sarie�T' slier L
Wed -
world.
WHITE( ROI;, Net 17 Wed-
. • . ding bells are ringing. `
Dr. and Mrs. W. W.' Weir. formerly Mr. arid Mrs. Jas. S,. Mine Hurl.
of Wroxeter, were present for the first Mr. and Mr+. Fred Nett nu. orotund
time at a 'Huron Old Hoye function to Humilten on Frick) .u.d spent the
and they received a r:kht royal eel- al'trk.•nd at the home of relatives
*Owe•. . .
•
F'r1 Fleetly was right on the ...Joh
utter thirty -,s -ten year, of sue•cessful
effort
Mr. Kube. J. Cook, sho was a reel-
dent of Clinton forty -sex years ago,
but who has been a sojourner In the
West since that thee. lame down to
meet some of the Huron folks. For
aIx years b"c'waa edllor 01
a newspaper
In Soares, Manitoba.
• • •
The prise -winners were: Mr. W.
Mason and Mrs. Brooks for euchre:
Mr. T. Mustard and Mrs. Wickens for
(bridge; booby priserti Mr. IL J. Mor -
Irish and Niro Npeare.
•••
Mr. Thornton MusL'trd. the popular
pedagogue. took a very active part in
the proceedings. Kruec4eid is al-
ways to the front in the leaching pro-
feeelon.
' • • •
Mrs. G. C. Young did yeoman ser-
vice en the retreNhment committee, as
well as overseeing th-e card games. ' '
• • •
J.�. McLaren and B. II. Mc('reath
have charge of the Goderich Reunion.
pickedup their morning papers a few
days ago and real the statement of
---errmier Hepburn that he--praopased to
lay before the 1Mominlot -Government
• plan to eliwluate dmptkation of ser-
vices Inn iota ined hy both ttoVernmrnta.
Mr.:Woburn wHO not --making a politi-
cal ,-srch when 'he delivered this ad -
:dress; he was giving his own opinion I Farrow, Mr. Melville vitt. Mr. It. C. 1 Roy, Is chairman of the program com-
fits a public administrator charg,d with King. Mr. and Mrs. I1. E. Worsen.' matter and !.ring a live wire he will
i the respouslbllity of collecting money I Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hanna, Mr. and make good on the Job. Steve tells
from the punk and spending It tin Mrs. Jim Hooter. I the story of Joe Willisma, the tramp
Mrs. H. J. D. Oooke, MIA. W.A. Dotter, :: • ' • . • . •
nes
Mr. Ert 1L Lee, Mf. Prestos Nre. D. Thompson, convener of the
J
Strang, Hr. . 1. 1. Page. lir. lad Mese. refreshment committee, b*d everything
(leo. ('. Young, Mr. and llrs. H. 13: In apple pie order, And the refresh -
Stowe, Mr. Harold Willett, Mr. itainh( lments were par excellence.
Sheppard, Mies Doris 11111, Mr. John v -T-
Parsons, Mr. C. Annan, Miss Ethel1 Mr. S. M. Wiekene, Dungannon 01d
maintenance of public acrvlarr. - (Minton- Mr. A. J. Gregg. chairman. i painter, writing the .el, -known poem
There Ie no doubt about the aed Mrs. Gregg. Ni.. lavina Knox. Mr. •Dungannon's (ureif'Girls."
for such it reform. A saving of mil- 'and Mrs. W. F. Caott.on, Mr. and 1 • • 4•
lions could be effected It there were 1 Mrs. H. Holmes, Shia D. i.w..on, Mr. 1 Mr: A. J. Grigg Is heud of the Clln-
I mergers of Ineptctorel branches in the land Mtn. W. 15. Floody. Mr. and Mrs. ton committee. Ile spike of the old
health, tabor and agr;eultural Beide. John A. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. days when he was a 'Irk in Biddle -
The Dominion provides machinery to' Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. (bnk, eomle's Jewelry store and 1). A. For-
do exactly the some kind of work 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lea Hanley, Mr. and rester was Mayor.
that Ontario doer. Why hasn't some-
thing been done up M now? Well,
there to L$ hoary queselon of piece -
dent. oat never Nae been d
J ono
Hers. before, that's all.
• • •
With the naming -if Patrick Dun -
ran, a native of Banfsh.re. t.. mieicetl
the present Oovernor Generai of booth
Africa, Scotia are palatine with quiet
pride to the list of 111111141 vheroya
who hall from,the land•.oLeekes, Lord
(lowrle, a Perthshire man. Is (Th'etnor-
General of Au,traffa.: another Scot.
the Marquis of Llall►'eg•.w. is -vie roy
of India e and In OsIve•Marent ilnwes
at Ottawa 1a lord Tweedsmuir. And
there Isn't a Sandy who will not admit
that e,eryone of tbem got the Jul' • n
isle menta. +�\
• • •
The advancing of the municipal elms•
tine date by a month ept*eafs to bars
taken a good many peeves hy surpriw'.
although a large majerlty of the rate- 1 Artcthing that *111 tend to lower the
payers rated for the .Lange a ye,.r 1 volume of taxatlnn will Ire gree out
by threehe$rty ehewrs end a tires
ago, fin ter It does not appear t" from the pnpulset. Tt..y rmtld stand
have added In any degree to the In . relief therrrselve- But the pig
feting manifested In municipal affairs, problem Is to get the Dominion (Jne-
whieb we bellow was ere of the hose. ernment and the other Prnvincwa of
et. supposed to accompany the ehaate.: (brads to sg,ere When the Premier
of (ysderlrh /ret a strong tare hit visit to ottawa on leseeem-
jL lbsaerate bar 9th to attend the inter provincial
fewlt tee: they • 111 gt to Y!� ,I� �,� M • win lay hie
-..a Inlr inemtt►t.e* either In fwtrtging ••• glint 1.0 efwrr Nie debrate. and seek to
material se In Indneing rnomhsrs ohtMn their endnnullnn
of the prwneaet eo*Wll to stand for if-
% ne t'11nn Dee nsnlnation meeting
will he held os friday of tilt w•••, anmethtwg done, -Goethe,
But The Toronto Evening Telegram,
*sweets (7nnservatve organ and arch -
'enemy of the !Hepburn regime. Bald
editorially the other day In comment-
Init on the Premier's address', that It
wn, en excellent Idea and one which
should be fellnwed up by action. And
It said that Mr. HephJM;.aas not
noted for his blind allee'anet to pre-
kessdent and that In thin ease It was a W H P I t G d J k successful
;gond thing that he did not have teens Mr. and Mrs. High--Ilamlltoa, Mise Mtslrs•ss man, and in iffl9 was the
Inf breaking new ground. To hive .Lanny Patterson, Mr. end Mrs: D. Conservative candidate for 8011th Ilur-
The Telegram approve anything said - on. being defenicd by ■ very *mail ma -
!or done ivy the Liberal regime Is our
prising. err say the teas That news-
! paper has been the most energetic
I critic of all. and never hesitate. to ;t shy young thing a Wonder mood Arst Huron Old Soya* eiearalo* was
sec In very ptsln Isngnsge toot what In .firer snood and sliver shoon- Isla to ooderleh, with its* 48th High -
It thinks of Premier Ila Jleaders Band•aad Are IIIghland pipers.
pti s, un- And from out r ring n1 eg night.
A train of twit dansfbev was required
Government, and the polfeka ennn- And ventured forth Into the might' Ito carry the crowd to the old town
Mr. teepee". baa the right Ida. When r! the woe avrtiitT senna •zd all the essay St'eQter arty mites
Mrs. M. Cook, Dr. and Mrs A. F'. , • • •
Cooper, ler.'rtnd Mrs. W. Robbins, Mr. Mr. F. tlliott was the spokesman -for
and Mrs. D. Crawford. • the Junior Association, which by mu-
Seaforttt-Mr.f71. D. Wilson', chair fuel enrwent was affiliated with the
ataa, Mrs. D. D. Merin, Mr. H.'M.Isedior Aasen•Intion. 11e is a Clinton
Jackson, Mr. and Mra.' George Love, Old (toy and come. of good old stack.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Ifener,un. Mr. • • •
land Yrs. A. IC. Fnr(Nes, Mr. and Mea. I The popular chaplain, the Rev. R. C.
G. M. Chesney, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones, McDermid, war a busy man all *vete
Mr. and Nur. J. W. Fisiter, 1)r. *o$ Ing.
Mrs. H. J. Hogging. • • •
Wingham-M ..1. F. Gillespie, chafe-: A new man on the executive Is Mr.
man, Mrs. (llllesple, Mr. and Mrs. A. I H. M. Jackson. formerly of FFgmnnd-
A. Iabf•ter, fir. and Mrs.• A. C. Chap vide and See*fortb, 01s father, the
man Mr. and Mrs. earron, Inie e ee son. wee a
Jortty.
• • •
NIM NOON , On Saturday, July 40, 1000. the
asleep I around were on head to see the R11 -
She played among the shadows dloss; t flea. Arrengemeata are on the way to
Then p.-. ed and Peered MA_ ea, 'take a bigger crowd to the big reunion
around rhea* �Jhext summer.
Surer forms nn the sliver grownd, • i - -
JEST THE NOCE
1 RA•lms "pock heath i done told
you all not to shoo) mab ronat$h, ain't
Ah"
1 Wands "Sas, and 1 told you all to
keep yo' ronatah ntit of nigh gantgs..
lfao..atatet Alit" a •
DF# Masa - "chat rsnuaah weren't la
yn' garden. He JN leaf hl/ ar•e1t
Here a roof with .lirer> shin --
And there a silver flowinr streane
An owl that lived in a tree neer h•
I(ad silver slaws and a a leer eye!
Fewtit the top Of the trees she saw
Surer boat. on a silver .lines.
And do von know. there .teemed t•
A silver bridge surra the Poet
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Crain held a
party on Tuesday evening ju honor
of their Non Orton's'birtMlay.
Mr. ani Mrs. (7has. iIiileapde sad
eblldreu, of Dungannon, spent Sunday
of the home of their ter. -rots. Mr. and
Mrs. John Gillespie.
Tbe people of thlr eot.'rnunily held a
social evening and a miseellat.cou.
shower In the hall on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr. George Garton
and his bride.
Mr. Smith Stein, of Simpson. Sask..
who has been showing horses at the
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto. and Mr.
John Rlntoul, of Seaton'', spent Sun-
day in this community visiting the
former's aunt, Mrs. Jas. Purdue. and
other relatives.
InPared is Car Aetid-i': Ifni '
Mra. Andrew Kirk. re Se•aforth. and 1
s
ttCOLD!
There Is Nothing Strange
about the way men instinctively
choose our Clothes
Whether in a lower prioed OVERCOAT or a better garment
they know they get the best quality for the price paid.
ALTERING-REPAIRING-RELINING--PREIRUNG
FRANK H. MARTIN
1.
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Under the new provisions in respect Illy
the Dominions Masai, Act
The Bank of Montreal is co-operating in the plan
announced by the Dominion Government for assisting
home owners who wish to renovate, modernise or other-
wise improve their homes, and it is now prepared to
make loans to property owners under the new provisions
of the Dominion Housing Act. Briefly, the ltto'eisions
regarding home improvement loans are: 'r
•Maximum loan on one property $2,000.
•Discount -{]targe equal to $1.25 per $100. of
the fact value of the note, for one year, pay-
able in advance. Repayment by monthly need -
mew.
• pars to be used ' solely for and
repairing canting pmperry, and ode for Ba-
um on vacant land. Improvements include all
such work as new plumbing, remodelling of
rooms, installation of furnace, punungg,, rodsng.
etc. Pismires, which are not rertatvabte attic,
moors or appliances, are considered improve
MUM
•No endorsers are required.
•Loans made to owners only. Properties on
which loans may he made include- private
homes, duplexes, usual apartment houses, fano-
house) and combination stare and dwelling
houses.
•Standing n( taxes, rnongage payments, etc.. to
be acceptable to the lending institution
if you wish to obtain funds to repair, improve or
modesttsae your property. we would be very glad to
have you call and discuss your requirements with us.
BANK OF MONTREAL
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