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MUSIC
JCKSON-Inetruction
sa- given 'in Voice Culture Organ.
Piano_ ...Violin. Guiles: Thews,- 'etc.
Studio and residence. North Street.
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'TT HAMII•TON-Orgeniet Nortli St.
•ona Jniited Chureh. Concert plaeer
and 'reacher.
Residence at Mr*. Colborne's, St. Pat-
riek Street.
LEGAL CARDS
ti, DAMNS'.
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Barrister, Solieitor, Notary nubile, thee
Seeteseor 10 J. L.
PbOne.97 Office, The Smut*, Goderich
'MALE%B, ItOISMICin , .
'ae' Barrister. %Moan. la'otare
Public. Conveyancer, Etc.
PHONE 27 IIAMII,TON STREET
SPECIALIST
DR. neJ. it. PORSTEll.
• EYE, BAR, NieSn, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Oplf-
thaImipearensearal Hospital, assistant et
Inooreneld's Eye Hospital and Golden
Scp*are Thread Hospital. London, Eng.
3 Waterloo St. S Stratford. Tele-
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M Hotel Bedford, Goderieh, on the
evening of the thirdnloaday or each
Month, from '7 o'elook till the followins
Tuesday, at 1 p.m. •
CHIROPRACTIC
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News N
Picked From Our Ex
The Glelee's New Editor
Mr. Murray Anderson, who suc-
ceeds Mr. Lyon ne editor of The To
onto Glebe, is a empires/ of Mrs.
(Roc) John Rout so long * residaat
of ItrucerienL
Rene I. C. Harrison, of Sandwich,
Clintea
_Iss• aoreates WAR
set in 11611 and woe te Cealsi NOM* the deceased end kis broths*
whoa ko was a year s* and let wee eoege started this street milers:
ADA se tip early settlers is Maids service. a business venture tha
townsidp, wort he roost *nub, all roved a success and led to welkin
nis Linn sumer to Ineaseis some ar after its saceesdul iisetuguratke
feS twelve years ago to lies retired.
ith for a kandeotistr sum. Mr. V•
hey ...XI it to the late Sir Erank
Simi" Allitileetlkul."14 Tfmleg imT. Xisly, after settling in Toronti
Gray and she is survived by her Inss- Su
Sudsy morning, Arril lith. Ns triligntureedwnn"iltil
s, iasolentlse"drora
ie ecttthe
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band. e before 7 seelocktaiiisamZanexarylw viv‘iniitt ierevoraultotlinsttiettionean,seandthteuninttiel retifintesir
- rteath ef Mrs. E. E. Steeras. 10 1144 41111414tar , . . re ,
II•M, Etwasele, and the lets down/ keen see
: , Cleveland
1 I'lield., manna TruddlniTY air" Op Friday news was received fror
Mrs. F. Berton Sturm', f‘rnihr'Y front A heart attnek. Her mother o :
to sled Mrs. Amos Ttplirsge of Willem*
, rateleg nor up, the spark of lite ft.. u le
WAY *no Mrs. Ann grant, widow of the late
, ',amnia"! Oat., of the death cd
Wes the Tiptine, daughter of Mr. heard ker breathing
passed away suddenly Inee_efsle"', Her death tame ass great shock ti ...a. ...gorge Gront. 4 one time lend
net merchant ot Goderich.
on Tnead*F mrnm,'he relatirse and friends as docesses
hot
The churchwardens of St. Faure
church, Clinton, leave been netified
by the Bishop of Huron that the Rev.
L C. Harrison, of Sandwich, hair
beers apemiated to take charge of the
wish of St. Paul's. Be will tome
to Clinton about /day 17th.
Desalt enYertner Clintna Boy
Aar. 'Harry Twitc% h.Wireiaor.
The deed formerlY tatill,e,ht, see__110:4 lead been down street on naturday The The Goderich Star of Apri
rOth, 1006)
in Winehaln. Zetland and rtmEaara epprirently enjoying the best of also Nieeselien Opened Up
Junction. In 1916 she was married health. Deceased was born in Gresz
to kir. Will Buelianan• who Save hil township and was in her 35th year Hardware Bardeen;
Mr. J. Nicholson, win* has had
was born a little dauthter• Jnna ville, moved to Brussel* a year age hardware
life in the Great War and to them
/insineaS, has opened on'
and with her *tether and brother, Or • about eight years' experience in the
Feur years ago she was married tc use eam.
for himself on West street.
her new bereft ha'llynd 2144 theY Death tif Mrs. John F. Melceey . Death of OW Resident of
had since then resided in PainavBle,
Inmate Ross, beloved wife of Mr.
it foritter Clinton bon, ,has Pallor& Oluo. John E. McKay, Tuckeramith, Patarid We regret to441recolielliril the death of
- away. He was a son of the late Mr. e The Late Thema Bissett away April 70, in her S6th year. lira Wm. Lane, sr.. one of leahliehr*
James 'resift -bell, of Clinton, and Another of the old residents
She was the aeeond daughter ,of the oldest residents, who died at the Ye.
Mrs. Twitchell, of Windsor, area the Exeter pa.of _ ssed away on turd aY• late Mr. Robert Roas, of Grey town- aidence of her son, Mr. James Lane
family resided in Clinton until about AprilelOth, in thf e person a omit* ship, a pioneer of Huron Cornty and Lanes, Monday last. Mrs. Lime war
eight years ago. For e time they
Bissett in his 80th year. The de- one of the first precentors of F.S- in her 914t year.
lived in the West but returned and
censed had been ailing for many mondville Presbyterian church,
settled in Windsor. His widow, for- years.He was a mason bytrade A Waxen's,* Death Twenty -Fifth Anniversary of •Union
merly Miss Easie Rosa, and their ..
little daughter, Betty, survive, also and at one time he conducted a Ity.
ery business in Exeter. He is sur- The 'deatb took place on Thursday, Choir, Gesterith Township
the" deceaent's mother, three sisters e . . April 8th, of ,Mr. Robert ' H. John.
vivea by his 'widow, whose Inaiadneart
*ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joieph
and three brothers. name was Margaret Carling,
of Blyth. The deceased
Death of Clinton Young Sian who also has been ill for a number Johnston, r
in East Wawanosh in the
• Mr. Harry Mmiro,,,only son of Mr. of years; also three daughters and
year 1888 and almost his entire life
and kMrs. E. C. Munro, Clinton. pan. one son. was spent in that section, where he
sed away Wednesday morningeof last Wingham Dieellinn Is Gutted by Fire carried on farming until the first of
week in his twenty-fourth year. He Tho'. home of George Ross, Water this year, when he' leased the farm
was bOrn in Clinton and gneid up street, Wingham, was gutted lisr fire and moved to West Wawanosh. He
there. Saturday morning. The fire was was married to Miss Mabel Camp.
Dwyershlurray ° caused from overheated pipes, start- bell in the year 1910, and besides his
The marriaie Was ,nitietin snlems ipg between the floor.. Mr. Ross widow, son Murray and parents, he
silzed on Thursday, Apri l ath, in St; was at breakfast when the blaze was is survived by one eister, Mrs. Colin
firaS, noticed and tried to put it out Fingland, Blyth, and by two broth.
with water from buckets. In the ers, Messrs. John Johnstdn, Blyth,
meantime the firemen vSere summon. and Clarence Johnston, East Wawa.
cd and before they arrived on the nosh. The funeral took place from
scene the flames were coming the home, of the deceased's brother.
through the roof, being fanned by in-law, Mr..„Colin Fingland, on Mon-
a strong wind carried the fire to the day of last week, service being held
at the house biAllev. Mr. Banes' of
Auburn, assisted by Rev. Dr. Bern.
by ;Ind Rev. G. Telford.
4J1illt0PRM7FOR.
- Dfl.A. N. hTKIOTSON.
Begiatered cntropraotor. Goderleh
Chronle,•Orgenle and Nervous 10Iseases
Consultation Free
Office hours -2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m.
and by appointment. tempting Menden
-and Thisreday atternoona and es•enins;s;
' Office limns on titese days 10 to 12 ann.
'Ciestel- Fist .m00 Vieleelinenatsee
• A.. 1.. COLE.- R. 0., •
, OPTOMIeTRIST. OPT,ICIAN,
West Street, Goderioti,
Honor Gradttate of the Canadian Orli-
thsttmle Collee of gTorei•ito.
Eyee examinedby the latest meth ds,
nndehe proper nttioir or StataRaat Moil'
.egate.,:prices. Ontario Board of Eons.
Mere 'Certificate No. WM
ot4
Patrick's church, Hamilton, of Mise
Margaret Murray, daughter of the
late. Mr. James Murray and of Mrs.
Murray, former well-known residents
of Seaforth, to Mr. Howard H.
Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Dwyer,
main part ythe dwelling. The fire -
Died in Turnberry • e mof en worked vigorously, but it was
A highly esteemed lady was Mrs. some time before the fire was
Joseph Gray, who passed away brought under control. The builditeg
her home in Turnberry en Wednese. wapr_a_fraire_itructuro:_,,rwTow
day„-AprIr'eth, -her tette year.- se finnitedbe at 0,500/which is partly
Her minden mune was Martha Jane-
covered insurance.
TIIOMASeGrINDRY:
Uwe Sleek and General Auctioneer,
Maniliton Street, Goderiels
&lea shade every -where and all efforts
inade-tre , give you satiefaotion.
Fanners' ,sale notes discounted.
ROBERT SOIsERTSON.
kin eitrneki Gaeta:be •
wilt conduct any ease in mo County of
Mom For information apply to P. J.
Ryan, Inunliton Ste ele errors *eft With
hist will receive prompt *motto°.
' NorAttx PUBLIC, ETC.
VI. BAILIE.
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• NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing den?
Good Companies Repreeenbel
Phone No. Zan Ooderich, Ont.
IlE0110F, E. GREENSLADE.
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(hotline* ,Anetioseer.
° • CONVEYANCING AND NOTARY,
Daylleld, Ont.
INSURANCE
ACI CONIPANY.
OnrcKILLOP • MUTUALIR
-PE
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN.•
INST./BED.- • '
Value of property Insured up to Jan-
uary: 1010, 113,048,075.00. • •
,OFFIOSIRS-Jaines . Connolly, Pres'-
. dent, (socterinh; alas: Evans, Vice -Presi-
dent, Beechwooti; T. E. tlays, Ste. -
/Tess. Seaforth,
DIRE1T4)BS-1). F. McGremir, Sea-
, forth; J, G. Grieve, Winthrop; Wm•
Wrin, Constance: George McCartney,
Tuckeetanith; John Ferrie, Berniek;
.J.ohn liennewise, Droadhagans elerray
4.11boon, Itrucefield.
AGHNTS--.1. \V. Ye*, Goderich; Sandy
.• • Leitch, Clintont. Wm. Chesney, Sea -
forth; It Seaforth.
Policy Bottlers COO pay their asseee-
meets et It Cutt's etere. soideriehl
•Clothing Stnre, Clin(on;
Or J. li. Reid's, Bayneki.
FIRE INSURANCE
Have. it attended to by the
4ESTWAIVANOSII WHIM. FINE INSURANCE CO
• Established 1878
Head Office • Dangenneu, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, It. R. No. 2, God-
erich, pins.; Wm. J. Thompson, Anti -
urn, vice pres.; directors -Wm. Mc-
• • Quillen, St.Helens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow; H L. Salkeld, 'phone
600r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson.
Lucknow; Wm. Watson; :is'.. Girvin.
R. R. No. 6, Goderich; Wm. 1. Thomp-
son Auburn; Tim Galin, R., R. No.
".i. suffered years of agony
through blind itching plies," " Luckniiiv Sentinel; .An -unusual
. , _
says mrs. Wi Hughes, of spectacle was witnessed on Jeucknow
Hochelaga. St., Montreal. streets on Monday, when a long line
"Pain, loss of strength, • of buggies, reseinbling eastern cant -
complete misery, was my van '(minus the camels) slowly mov-
' daily lot until I came. across ed towards the C. N. R. statiop.
ZaM.fluk. I know now that What. could anybody be doing with
there is nothing on earth so many second-hand buggies and
carriages, representing every imag.
'e to equal this gratin herbal ,
triable style and make? Well, these'
healer. Since It lifted me . buggies were on their way to the'
from misery my earnest wish Prairie Country, and the dealer in
is to Maim ,.am-Buk known barge •was Mr. • Victor Whitley.
O all suffer6rn." ono sox '-
While in the West last simmer Vice
-1\11i1V6s Pain Ltio, eh elm' tor discovered that there was quite
lerrhaewinteneeen.eoelehse,„,...e...see a demand for such rigs on the west -
eel Af vo.- :..:i . :••••••,:. no:ees:. ern farms, and, always with an eye
1 open to business, and remembering
:1',",,st•
, e.efee . . the many discarded' buggies in On-
tario barn yards, he decided to sup-
... Ply the western demand; hence the
" unusual ehipment Many a dollar
„i. has been Made out of articles thrown
away as waste.
ManSleeps Like Log, ' The home off Mr, and Mrs. It H.
• . 'Webster -Burrell
• until, Toronto, was the scene of a
Eats •Anything pretty wedding recehtly, when their
Used to Conduct Planing Mill in
Wingham •
The remains of the late Mr, qr.
A. Kerr, who passed away in Cree.
More, - Ont., on 'Sundan, April elth,
were laid to rest in Winghani ceme-
tery on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. In 1878 Mr. Kerr and his
brother John• came to Whighara and
the' conducted the planing mili
there under the then name of Kerr
and Watt. This was later own.
ad by Mr. Se Bennett., The deceased
was in his $0th year. .
Buggies for the West
IN DAYS OF YORE
(From The Goderich Star of April
19th, 1901)
Mr. D. B. McKay Left to Attend
, Glasgow Exhibit
Mt. D. B. 'McKay, representsttive
of the Goderich Organ 'Company, left
yesterday for Glasgow, Sceeland, to
attend the great exposition. there.
He sails from New York and will be
absent a considerable time,
Huron and, Bruce Loan and Invest.
meat Co. Was About to Wind UP
The London • Free Press of Satur-
day said, "The Huron and Bruce
Loari and investment Company, of
G-oderich.- after an honorable career
of eiome sixteen -years; is about- to
retire from the neld, and its affairs
are to be' taken • over and wound vp
by the Canada Trust .Company, ,of
this city. The memileties held, as
security. for loans have all been val-
ued by the purchasers, and it has
been ascertained that the sharehold-
ers win receive 67 cents on the' dol.
tar with interest at 4 per cent. per
annum from the 1st of January,
1901, which amounts to over 98 cents
on the dollar at the present time."
There is a possibility that the com-
pany will not wind up, as several of
the more. energetic stoekholders
think there is room for continuing
aiperations, and -they say they have
now a controlling interest •
. •
"After taking AdIerika I can daughter, Eunice Evelyn, was united
marriage to Mr. Daniel Gordon
at anything and sleep like a marriage
had
mreeb.stenhson of the late Mr. and gas on My .Stornach and Ric ard Webster, of Lucknow.
ouldn't keep food down tior Death of Tuckersmith Pioneer
leep." (signed) It. C. Miller. ,•
anist,eLulee Fortune, one of Tucker.
)NE spoonful Adierika removes morpnlionzerk,zasis3ett aiwaz Tues.
• 3AS and 'often. brings surprising day fillt2nd
elief to the stomach. . Star; year, at the home of liisndal:
heichael Downey,. St Colugmbaerr:
hat find bloated fe‘,:;:ng. 0:0f1;
lwihres.reMhad made his home since
en brings out waste -matter
the death of his wife four years ago.
,ever thought was in your sys-
., .. A Drysdale. Weddin
em.' Excellept for chronic con- w
tipntion-. .
.A veri; interesting wedding was.
, ,CarripbOl's- Drug Store
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IeMil MUM
McEwen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 25c
A good teaspoon, King George design, given away with!eaek
k. 25c worth.
- 24 bars Soy, McEwen's special
3 lbs. loose COCOA for.
•
$1.00
* .25
,25
6 rakes Pa m Tree Toilet Soap for
6 lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for, .25
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Blackcrea.
We will give 1 lb. of this Tea, i loaf Bread, IJ Ib. BiuIs
and 1 bar Soap for the same price as a pound of any pa age
Tea. _ •
Special prke on large Flannelette Blankets,
Special prke on Fancy Blankets •
We are cutting the price on Men's All Wool Undctio..eato and
Men's Fleece -lined Underwear.
Good Linen Roller Towelling
•
7.5c Pe? Ykis
Good large Bath Towels 90c per iikle
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths at right
prices. i
a
Now is the time to buy a set of dishes tor'• off.
Prose 11•11vory tolisay port of Os Town.
4
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The quarter century anniversary • •
of the formation of the choir of Un.
Ion church, Goderich tovniship, wait
•
celebrated by a reunion at the !name
Foist Area on nada, eve ti
• Y ng et.
,Forty present and past members and Men can talk about the weather
+heir friends were assembled and en. without quarrelling beemnie there is
Toyed together the repetition of some neither wades or religion involved
in a cold wave,
of the old time glees. All of course
were not present, but a telegram
from Crystal City, Manitoba. and
letters from Sarnia Tunnel and
North Dakota, helped to remind
those present that there were many
who would, have been present had it
been possible. •
A BLEMISHED SKIN
-- performed in StPeter's It, C. church,
Ah! Backache Gone
Rub Lumbago Away
Rub Pain from back with email
plaI bottle of old
oat. Jacobs 011."
1
Ahl Pain is gond
Quickly? -Yes. Almost instant 're-
lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
and fain follows a gentle rubbing
with 'St. Jacobs Oil."
Rub this soothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and like
=tie, relief cnnies. "St. Jacobs OK"
is a harmless backache, lumbego and
sciatica remedy which never disap-
points and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complainingl
Stop thosestorturous 'stitches."' In
moment you will' forget 'that yon ever
bad a week beck, because it won't hurt
or be stiff or lame. Don't tuffert Get
Lucknow; Chat. Hewitt, Itinear- f smell trial Walt 0 •
;fine, oat, ' ' nSt. Picots 'Off'" finee 'your ninseerett
ZIOS. STOTnEnS, T. G ALL:ex, aow and get this lasting relief.
Tress,
Drysdale, on , Monday, 'April 12,th,
when Father J. E. Gerard wined in
holy Wenlock Nora,. eldest daughter 'was an old soldier arid had been a
a very long illness. The deceased
of Mr. and Mrs. John Geoffrey, of pensioner for' over 30 years, and be- ee'tr';nneeieteeeee.
She leth concession of Hay, and Mr. fore he passed away he had been awarded
awarded the Fenian Raid medal for1 11
Alfred Bondy, of Detroit.
t. his eervices in those clan of trouble.
Stt
•••••••••.•44••••••
Cannot Be Relieved by. Salves mu)
Ointments
• • • Matrimonial
On Wednesday at noon the resi.
denee of Mr. eind 'Mrs. Benjamin
Munnings„ Trafalgar street, was the
scene of a pretty wedding, their se-
cond daughter, Anna, and Mr. L.
Owen, of Ingersoll, beinethe -cons
tracting parties. Rev. Jas. A. And-
erson tied the nuptial knot.
On .Wednesday 'the , residence of
Mr. Geo. W. Thomson, Heron road,
was the scene an., °April wedding,
the participants being his youngest'
daughter, Agnes,. and Mr. Frank
Wright, of Stratford. The ceremony
took plate, at noon, the officiating
minister being Rev. Jas. A. Ander-
son, pastor of Knox chinch. s
•
bride was assisted by Miss Edith tAtt; yk,ig
Wiggins and the groom was assisted
by his' old friend, Mr, Wm. Chidley.
cabs. EdWard(*HpitouapreYr, -one of Our •
oldest citizens, died on Monday after We ge*CP COAL ON DEP05Yr FOR
Irritating sores, pimples, eezent.
Ina rheum and other slimn disorders
are :HI- signals of -distress, telling
that your blood is weak or impure.
You. cannot get rid` of eczema and
other skin troubles with 'ointments
and outward applieanions, because
the trouble is rooted in the •blood and
can only sbe removed by purifying
and enriching the blood. Dr. Wit.
liams' Pint( Pills banish these trou-
bles, because they purify and build
up the impoverished blood. This
has been proved .ov.er and over again.
Among those who have thus benefit-
ted is Mrs. Chris. F. Hummel, Cas-
tor, Alta., who says: -"I w
was trou-
bled with eczema for years- and al-
though I. tried many remedies- I did
not find permanent relief until I us-
ed • Dr. Williams' Pink • Pills. When-
ever I did a little work my hands
Pained me greatly, especially my fin-
gers -ande-jointa which were swollen
and cracked, so that 1 eould scarcely
move them. Finally as the result of
a statement I read, 1 decided to try
Dr. Williems' Pink Pills, and I had
not been taking them 'very long
when I found they ,were helping inee
then get a dozen boxes, ind before
they were all gone every trace of the
trouble had disappeared Had •1
'illiams' Pink Pills
might have een spared the
I endured, and saved the
spent for er treatments
did not relieve me. I hope
e 'other srfferer Will benefit by
known o
earlier
sufferi
inone
th
my experience."
If .your blood 10 out of order login
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. to-
day and note their speedy beneficial
results, Sold byemedicine dealers or
sent by mull at 50 cents a box by
writing The Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont,• . •
Powdered • borax sprinkled- „over
any spot in the vicinity of ants dis-
perses them in a Tew houre,
• ,
Wise mothers who know the evir-1
tuea of Mother Graves' WorneSSEx-'
terminator Stove have it at bend,
because it proven its value.
PHONE 46 BoOtis Side flqmow
' •
When Hollovrayas. corn Remover
is applied to a corn it kills the roots
and the callosity comes out without
injury the flesh.
Cihildren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
A s ar' o FLI A •
Some Facts About The liplaw
it has been -Said -that itis a shame to -waste the .
• old Town Hall by wrecking it.
The contractor is allowing about $8,000.00 *
. for it. • All the insurance companies put on it is
$5,000.00, This is all the town would get if it
• were burned down. •
•
• The town is not wasting anything, they are
selling it at a good price.
• $15,000 HAS TO BE SPENT ON REPAIRS TO
• OLD HALL IF BY-LAW IS DEFEATED.
$85,000 IS ALL THAT 18 REQUIRED FOR'.
NEW TOWN HALL --
4,If this is not spent now and a new Town Hall
-built at once,,the gift of $12,000 is lost, and at
least $15,000 will have to be spent immediately
on old Town Hall to make as sanitary, safe, and
• habitable as it is possible; and STILL THE
TOWN.WILL HAVE ONLY the OLD BUILD-
• ING, NO AUDITORIUM AND NO IMPROVE,
MENT IN INSIDE ACCOMMODATION OR
OUTWARD APPEARANCE.
Is it not better to spend. the $85,000 now, and ,4
• have a new hall that will last for years, be,,,IL
annual revenue 'producer, and one that every I
citizen will be proud of, than it is to spend $15,-
• 000 on repairs to the old hall, from which there
will be no revenue, and no noticeable improve- -
• ment in appearance or service than the Town ,
Hall renders at present.
• WHICH IS BE'rTER? Spend $85,000 and have
a new Town Hall
SPEND $15,000 and have nothhig more thanliq 1 I
have now.
A VOTE AGAINST THE BY-LAW , • -
IS
A VOTE AGAINST THE WORKING MAN
G Opal lett:•
you al- &t. TIMES. You eAM• c.
TRAW Oft IV AT YOUR-
CONVEMIENee,
i<tiowiNG THAT
OUR REPUTATION
ASSURE 5 YOnt •
GOOD COAL
AND
DEFENDABLE
'Stain ce
Hay Township Pioneer Passes ia He was born at Cranbrook, in the
County Home 1 County of Kent, Englend, and came
Mr. Peter .Charrette, an awed r to coada with. his 1, reghnent,„ and,
pioneer- "reeidelit rif ' Hay township, had resided in • Goderich sinte his
passed away at tee Huron County diecharge from the British Army.
Home, Clinton, on Tuesday of last On Sunday, our well-known citizen.
week. . •Mr. W. T. Kiely, died at his •resn
long
Death of Mrs. Wm. Hildebrandt denee, Nelson street, after a
and painful illness, ae
gd 76
socritary, yeare.
_nee- te—ev-W` veineweinewwwnie-inoVe:
Brophou Bros.
GOOIERICH
Mt WINO
torsi Moo
and Zatadmers
onsets eantunv smoolla 6.
ot all boati-shitti ot day.
J. .B. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, Oritaxio
All calls pronipttv attended to
day or night.
/Imam Store 633; lionise 355w
The funeral of the late Mrs! Win. The late Mr. Kiely was born in the
Hildebrandt, of 'Hernia, tool; place city of Montreal. He moved with
at the R. C. church in Zurich on Sat- the family to Port Stanley, but in
urdser morning, • April , 10th. •
She
was in her 49th year, and is surviv-
ed by her sorrowing husband, two
daughters, one at home and Mrs. W.
Jones, of Henault; two sons, one at
home, and one in Goderich; altp two
brothers, John Debus, of Vancouver,
And Win. Debts, of Hay, and three
sisters, Mrs, Gibson, of Goderich;
-231re. Wra. Uttley and -Mese Clue.
Weber, of Zurich.
elle 50's the Kiely brothers were Hy- 'strInceer dee it llt
ing in London, and were kno col'e•.;;.eit-e" of eeseelileoe(u. livej)usiili
eetsIs1
throughout Wetern Ontario by their
stages, which oath from than city to instItutin"
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all parts of this end of the Provieee, What would your town be without
ineh'ding Goderich Kiely Woe of Financially solid banks':
terwards moved te the Queen City. ifonorabi" In"el'ant"?
( onscientious doctors?
Reliable pt'blie Mee?
—atenetiriatife 'end - eaters: "
Brussels Loses Oldest Resident
The funeral of the lat Mr. David
Ross, Bruesels' oldest resident, took
place on Thursday afternoon, April
8th, the service at the home being
conducted by 4tev. &fr. Parker, of the
'Millet, church, assisted by Rev.
Mesa*. Fowler and Lewin.
Death of Mr. A. Forseth, Braseels
On Saturday morning, April l)th,
Mr. Alexander Forsyth passed away
at his home after an Innen; that had
extended over the past' winter. He
was a2 years, & months And 20 days
old. He was bolt in Buckle, Scot -
These deserve your suppoil.
Give yo•r patronage to your home!
1 institutions and yuu will get your !
inonee's worth in goods and in an
assurance .4 pernnatcnt, responsiblo.
set vice.
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