The Signal, 1912-12-12, Page 13•
A.E. Cook
TEACHER OF
Piano Playing
and
Theoretical
Subjects
Pupils prepared for To --
onto Conservatory o!
Music if desired.
STUDIO OVER
Thomson's Music Store
The Square. Ootierich
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THE 12.UNAL ;r0DERIC1I, 0 TARIO
10r. LeTouzers Noble Work of Rescue.
LO CAL Pr OP CS FueotImdetells hay, beseenwielezirteee
town of liker-le-Kar, Jammer:is. Wail
anima wiped otst during the hurricam
seed cloudburst erf the ffith Novetaber
last, which resulted in a serious loss of
IUe, andpractically the entire destruc-
tion ei the banana. cocoanut and other
crepe. in the columns of Tbe Daily
Gleaner, published in Kisegstop.
JsE-
sk*, mention itt made of our former
towoonan, Dr. J. It. LeTousel, who is
a reeddeot of Sav-la-Mar. The Gleaner
says : "A aspeeeptivs sketch would aCie
be complete without special osentioo
being made of some of those prin-
cipally eoncented in the noble work of
risco* on that fatal Monday morning?"
The Writer thou goes on to stede
be does apt now of everythipg t
inineldeed, hut at least there can
DO question se to the noble efforte pu
forth by Doctor J. R. LeTouzel and
othere."
On Suspended Sentence.
Last Saturday Syndisy J. Cope, a
Baru/tido boy,_ eppesered betore Hie
Honor Judc Holt `o answer to the
chartri of t ft- In view of tbe dr-
euenste.noes of the cam the accused
wee let. go on *Amended sentence. An
agent of the Barnardo Home was
prasent st the sitting of the court and,
on his momise that he would be re-
sponsible for the young tosn's good
behavior until be had attaieed big
maturity, he ws e given into his charge.
Cope had been employed with Wilfrid
Farrish, of Ashfield, as • farm hand.
He was engaged for a pet iod of fifteen
months on the understanding that if
he remained for that length of Lime
he waster ormialp a horse and buggy ma
full payment to hi. wages. 11 be did
not stay the whole time be was to be
paid .10 month. He stayed eight
months and received 12U on hie wages.
On the 9th of November last he took •
bore., rig end overcoat belonging to
Mr. Farnth with the intention, as be
said, of goiog Lucknow to purchare
souse clothes. He did not return end
later Constable Wbitesides traced
him to Whitton and arrested him
there.
OvJergarten Closing Lseroless.
An in vitateon is extended to pima,
od all 'laurelled in klatteesseetaa work
) he pressen at Victoria school on
eeojey, December 17th, at 9:183 a. w.
o.0. F. Officers.
Hew)) Ledge, No. 02. I. 0.0. F.
as re-elected the officers who WM
es realm duriog LI:repast six asonthe.
'be effluent are s Then.
more ; V. O.. R. W. vos; m-
Drding seavtary, C. A. ; ffreen-
SI secretary. IM ,W. . Olark ;
r„teurer, 0. 0. wtinay. They will
installed, together with the ap-
Arced officers, aL the beginning of
ie new year.
1. T. ot . Entertainment.
A very suceessful concert under the
uspicee of the Royel Tempters of
e uipera,nor was held in Temperanos
lel" last Thursday evening. The pro -
owe which was Ovon under the
irection of A. E. Cook. was thew-
ughly enjoyed by all. It consisted of
ocal and instrurneutal numbers and
natal readings eel recitaLions.
leclamations by Graham Ross. who
pok The Boy Scouts" as his subject,
nti Leonard Macklin, who spoke on
Buten County," were very interest -
gr and were well received. Dr. Medd
nd Rev. Geo. E. Roes were proseat
itti gave sbort addresses. J. IL Toto
as the chairman of the evening.
be singing of Lb. National Anthem
rought the entertabunerat to • dose.
Social Evening.
About fifty men responded on Tues -
ay evening to invitations sent oui by
he Men's Sunday Club or North street
lethudist cburch and spent a very
leasont evening in a *oda' way.
;fter the company had partaken of a
plendid repest provided by tbe ladies
1 the congregation, Dr. Emmereoto
be (accented president ot the Club,
ave a short address setting forth the
inc of the organization. This was
elowed by a spelling match. Under
be direction of H. R. Long au d wieh
L. .1. Cooper and A. J. Paltridge as
spoilers, sides were chosen and the
zeitentent began. When the fight
as concluded and the smoke„ of
attle bad leared away it wee found
bet Mi. Paitridge's side had won by
Perral "heeds." A guessing contest
ben held the attention of all for •
bort time, after which A. E. Cook
ling a solo : C. W. Kerslake played two
otnet solo.: W. H. Robertson gave a
eliding and W. Shipunin sang two
ousing mono. Before the doxology
nut bung at the clam of the program,
he gathering passed a hearty vote of
banks to the ladies for t he part they
ad perfm need in providing Lhe good
biogs of the table. The event was
ne wbich should tend to promote the
ocial bide of tbe life of men in °We-
ide
Municipal Fixtures.
The statutory neestiag of unmicipal
councils will take place on Mooday
mite Milo lost, Municipal notrilos
time will be held on Monday. the
Satti, and elections on Monday, Janu-
ary
Get Your Skates On.
The West street rink will again be
under tbe control of J. T. Goldthorpe
this winter. This will be good news
to Patrons of skating, , so it weans a
continneatoe of the very satbdaotory
conditions uoder Which the rink was
eoseuctedlase wiester. With season-
able weather, there should te a good
S uiting aird hockey seaman ahead of
us. los hea already been formed at
the rink, and it will likely be opened
on Saturday.
Leg Sadly Crushed.
While working at the old Smith
tannery on Saturday morning, on a
contract to reneove this machinery
used by the tormer oceupents,
Lynn sustained a severe accident. He
was mown* & beavy casting when ft
fell on him, crushing one cif his legs
between the knee and the thigh.
Three doctors were summoned and be
was removed to his home and later to
the hospital. The Injury la a very err-
ioue one.
The Telephone Case.
Judgment has been given st Osgood*
Hall in the appealed case of Robertson
et al. versus the township of Colborne.
The imperil was heard in tbe Divisional
Court before Chief Justice Mulock
and Justices Clot. and Sutherland.
The judgment is as follows
An appeal by C. A. Robertson and
others from an order of Riddell. J.,
of Nov. 12. 1912, dismissing their
motioo for an order quashing bylaw
No. 2 of 1912, of the township, provid-
ing for the municipal telephone system
of Colborne, and a resolution passed
on April 27th, 1912. that the
municipal telephone systeni pey law
costa or other expenee that may be in-
curred on the township by tbe passing
of the bylaw No. 2. Appeal argued and
the debenture bylaw relating to West
Wawanosh vet aside. The township
Of Colborne to Wive two weeks to ob-
tain payment of the $120 from the
townsirip of West Wewanosb, or who-
ever else is to pay it. If the $1) is
not paid the bylaw is set. aside. R.eso-
lotion is set aside. Applicants to have
costa in respect to the two points own
which they bave succeeded, viz., ik
respect to the West Wawanoeh by-
law and 'evolution below as well as
of this appeal. No order to other
costs.
Harbor Notes.
During the pastor terk five vessels
ar-
rlvd at the beteee with wain cargoes
for the R. Mill and the Elevator
Company. They will go into winter
quarters hece. Toe steamer McKin-
etry hae e load of 106,000 bushels of
wheat; tire site -ewer Gordon, 127.752
busbele of wheet and oats; the
eteamer Tueret Chief. 111,000 bushels
of flax. The steamers Kaministiquia
and Drummond have cargoes of wheat
for the Big Mill. The others are for
the Croderich elevator. Tbe steamer
itenvoyie is expected by the Elevator
Conipaoy, and DO doubt has been de-
leyed by the unusually rough weather.
Opinions are expressed by some of
the "old wilts' that during the past
few weeks the weather for navigation
has been the most unfavorable in all
their experience. It is true that com-
paratively few accidents on the lakes
have been reported, but the gales last-
ing for many days at a time have
caused long and tedious delays in the
transportation of grain.
Contractor Bermingham has com-
pleted two of the pontoons he will use
In the construction of the •ddition 10
the notthwest breakwater. The se-
vere weather has stopped all concrete
work.
There is still some work to be done
on the construction of the straight-
ened commercial dock. About an-
other week will see the completion of
the contract. Tbe work is a redit to
the contraetor, J. H. Tromanbauser.
'ormer Goderich Girl Wedded.
An interestiog matrimonial event
vas 'minimized in London on Tuesday
4 this week, when Miss Edith Mary,
laughtet of Mrs. Mii;:le and the
ate Cenductor M. ie, formerly of
iodericir, became the e of Arthur
reorge • Dixon. The ceremony was
ierfonned by Rev. G. F. B. Iktherey,
of St. Pant's cathedral.- under a can-
opy of white Bond decorations with a
iackgieund of palms and cut Howell.
rhe bride was charmingly gowoed in
ory duchess satin with (windrow of
lawn trimmed with pearl hinge and
eisebude, load carried a shower bou-
piet of winter roses and lily-of-the-Tat-
ey. She wore a Juliet cap with a
wreaeh of orange blowpoins and bridal
vele Mise Rim Weir, of London, and
elm Fern Allen, of ()Rotolo were rib -
Don -bearers. Mrs. Algie, mother of
:he bride, wore black train trinuned
with white and gold lace. Tbe bride
W1 s given away by her uncle, James
Slate, of Guelph. After the ceremony
a dainty luncheon ware served in the
liningroom, which was decorated
with pink and white roses and carna-
tions. the Tony Cortese orchestra dis-
counting sweet music nmenvehile. The
groones gift to the bride was a three -
none diamond ring. Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon loft for a sboit wedding istp__to
Detroit and Howell, Michigan. Tee
bride's going -away drem was II ereY
tailored *oft with black velour bat.
They will reeurn to London and take
up their residence there. 110 wit-
nesses of the marriage included guests
from Goderich, Clinton, Listowel,
Hagersville, 8t. Thomas. Glencoe.
Toronto and Howell, Michigan• The
bride's friends in town join in wishing
her many years of happines in her
new spbere.
McCuliough-Jardine.
The following wedding notice- la
from Tbe Indian Head (Saskatchewan)
News of December 510. The bride is
the youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Jardine, of Uoderich. Her
friends in Huron wish her much joy :
A quiet wedding was solemnised
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Howatt at 8 o'clock on Wednesday
morning. when the latter's sister, Mies
Lillie Jardine, was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to George Ed-
ward McCullough. of Indian Head.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
brown whipcord with bat to match
and carried pink room Mimi May
Jardine, of Regina, acted as brides-
ruaid, wearing blue silt and carrying
pink carnations. Mr. Arthur F.
McCullough supported the groom.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Edith Lee and tbe ceremony
was performed by the Rev. T. Mc-
Afee. The groom's gift to the bride
was a pearl sunburst ; to the brides-
maid. a pearl cross ; to ehe organist, a
blouse set, and to the groomsman, a
tie pin. The young couple left on the
9:30 erain for a short. boneymoon in
Winnipeg. Both the groom and hride
are well known in this community,
Miss Jardine assisting Mr. Howatt in
the store and the groom being em-
ployedatr
by the implement firm of
& Elliott.
Prest--Shephard.
St. George's church was the scene of
a fashionable event en Wednesday of
this week, when Miss Helen Sbeithard.
dsoghter of Capt. A. U. Shepharl,
of Godericb, plighted her troth with
Thomas Linwood Prest, accountant in
the local branch of tbe Canadian Beak
of Commerce. Led by the choir in sur-
plice singing the precessional hymn,
"Tbe Voice Tbat Breathed O'er Eden."
the wedding party entered tbe church
at 11:45 o'clock and took their places
testate the marriage altar. Rev. J. B.
Fotheringham, rector 01$t. }.ore's.
was the officiating clergymen. A. Roy
Adams presided at the organ. The
bride was attended by two brides-
maids -Miss Helen Iliddietoo, of Clin-
ton, and Mies Rota Jordan, of
Montreal. -and 1101e Mary °arrow,
oleos of tbe bride. was flower -girl.
The groom was assisted by A. L.
Smith of the Bank of Commerce,
flealot:th, and J. B. Doyle, of the
Union Bank. broderich. R.G. Rose, of
the Bank of Montreal. Goderich, and
W. Middleton, of Clinton. dkl duty aid
ushers. The Wide wan given away
by her brother. Fred Shepherd, of
town. Sim looked very =
dressed in • gown a white br
satin with Face veil sod orange
bloesoino and carrying a hooquirt of
rases and lily -of -the -valley. The
bridesmakis were dressed in piek
eitanneuse ratan aod wore large IlUck
'saline bats with, pink roses- They
carried bouquets of pink ropes. The
flower -girl wore • becoming costume
el *Mt* tosucuieette with white
plusb pokebonnet trimmed witb pink
nem sod carried • hethert of roma.
After the ceremony the games, toe -
eating chiefly of the young frieeds
of the bride and groove, ateended a
ressotion gine at the hoops a the
bride's sister. Ilse. Ohm. Oarrow.
North street. The geese from out a
tows at the event included ler. and
Mrs. Anabeem Prod, and etre*, of
OSLO i W•Ilhees Pews and
Freon M Alias tersig . M.&Y.
tjamptoo, of Wryhtten, $ma., Mrs.
illielffieton and Mies IMAM -
ten. al tastes Mr. and Mrs. Prost
The Late James Tait
Following an illness which exteuded
over nine mouths, the orbit of Jas. S.
Tait answered the oell higher on
Thursday morning, December leth.
Mr. Tait's whole period of sickness
was marked by the patience which
charactensed him in all dream -
assess. So gradual was his decline
that those who were nearest and dear-
mt to him hardly realised the
nent. delilleer. and ecteesosently his de-
miee wee the ereater shositho Vie fam-
ily. TM deceased Was bone in Kirke
well, esotiand, sixty -lour years ogee
'There he grew to initobood, sad at the
m.a Orrenty-thees Ile saute to ono -
oda sod took up big abode in liege -
rich. we he resided seatineetally
until Mt death. No was a Presbyter.
tan In relegioa and for stermal
be hael occupied a gain et. the
mosiesurnes of Kam elturebe 111.
beeraved widow soil a sorrowiag lase-
lly of three sons sod three iMarghtere
ars left to mourn the deportee, of a
devoted husband and lovingefather.
The chlidren are Robert, Illtel sod
John. and Misses Nina. May and
Orson The funeral, Which Was an-
nounced for Mooday, was
to Tuesday afternoon t the
arrival of John troll . The
serviee.at the hems sae senduoted by
Rev. Geo. Z. Roes sod by the deem
of laventese Camp. lions of floolland.
TM last sad rites at Lbs graveside
=ea by the officers of OM!
No. ft 0.0. P. The pall -
bowers were three of the deserved's
Mathews of tbe floes of Scotland -
&ilea D. Measen, Alex. Johnetcm aod
2.104. MeDomid--and three Plover left tbe SAO train for • liberal Iletnesy, wbe 10. neon running be
tara-1)0144 gioddert. Dungen Coon. werielimg trip else on I bete rotors they 1 WOOS Westford and Godavari'. has
aeo woo eiteeeetelle er. .1 ale mite no iIir tenet nee le Orel- been transferred to a run bet ween
parity the etramsesuiiy wore mit to rirb The roue g eple her- • I owe eloothatopten mine Hamilton t
the in the loss which tiny base leorie 14 tomtits who tube in s (dries donee Whiny Ma thanes of the run
mat tough happiness between) inederteh mid letroU'ord tooth
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
TMONSDAII, &ONO la
-.Emmy
EAST STREET GARAGE
SKATES iSHARPpEO.
15e -A
4
Iluron Onsohne Engine and Machinery Co.
• 4 4' 43- *00:41mm asi. Vetoers 2411
-^-
• successor to *r. Mitchell ia ap-
pointed.
The Goderich Lamb r & Milling
Co. is expecting the &trivet a4 an early
date of several mire of Douglas fir
timber from British Columbia- The
materiel will be used by -W. Marlton.
wbo will construct two new mud scow*
mod rebuild the old dtedge Arnold'.
The work will be commenced early
in -the new year.
Tbe meeting for the organization of
a town hockey league was adjourned
last niOt untll next Wednesday even-
ing, wMn it will be held in the Y. M.
U. A. rooms at 8 o'clock. The pas-
sibility of the formation of a junior
0. H. A. team attend the eligibility of
several playete for the town league,
and it is expected that the uncertainty
on this point will be cleared up before
the adjourned meting. In any case
it is expected thee will be at least
four usenet available for tbe town
league.
Mr. Farrell. Deaticion emigration
agent, of Petrolen. Lambton county,
was the guest of Rev. Joe Elliott for a
few days this week. While he was
here an effort was made to have him
address a meeting of the Board of
Trade on Tuesday evening. hut as
such a short notice was given tor the
conhibers to turn out the meeting did
not materialise. Mr. Farrell is conver-
sant with the workings of the success-
ful publicity campaign which is being
carried on in Lanabton county, and itt
is to be regretted that more were no
privileged to hear him speak on the
subject which is now a vital one in
Huron eounty.
Good hair betteltes In raowo d ebony. tad
Special valuer at Nktir'a
Bey yourself a Christmas prossot of • new
suit or overcoat aod make youreelf happy.
Pridlusor thsNalhor daaraptese style, out ani
boss than two weeks to Christens& This
is the limo to make your chrettamanurthases;
and the plaited of courve, is Smith's Art Store,
Nast street. tall and See the many beautiful
Untie. in attack.
The Boy Scouts advertise for sale
a list ot books suitable for Christmas
gifts.
Subscribers to The Signal for the
coming year will receive a handsome
1913 cendar.
Matthew Betas teturued last week
from Halton county. where he was
engaged foe some weeks with the
apple crop.
Look for the opening chapters ot
The Signal's new story, "The Chalice
of Courage," to be commenced in next
week's issue.
The uionthly meeting of Ahineek
Chapter. D. 0. E.. will be held at the
court house on Monday next, 16th
inst., at 4 o'clock.
Frank Jeffreys on Wedneeday
morning had his back bedly sprained
While assisting in lifting roils in the
Grand Trunk yards.
Don't forget the bazar on Saturday
in A. Saunders' store building on
West stmt. It is being held tinder
the direction of tbe Soangetaha Obso-
lete D. 0. E.
Tbe Western thinade Flour Mille
Co. has opened a branch offloe at Van•
couver. Chester Pl. Elliott, lete of
Winnipeg, is in charge. Mr. Elliott is
a on 01 (4. M. Elliott, of town.
eaouneillor Elliott returned home
last week otiose spending obeyeral weeks
buying and shipping apples In Halton
and Pool noontime He aleto made a
taip out Weat eroking up nuerkets for
his amities.
ANNOUNCEMEnTS.
L'resetiti 75,600
Total Ands (Onr)I - SIAM.
•••
Nice sweetest perfumes at Hick's.
Finest select oyster" at Burdettea,
Balmoral Cafe.
Hend-made fancywork, eititeble for
Ohristmes elite -as hog° variety at the
Singer store.
"Ice cream" - the best at Black -
stoma. 'Obone 240.
Mrs. Carroll Ma reopened her store
ou Hamilton street and so kits a call
from ell her old customers as well as
1 new ones. Chromes btock now on
sale.
Fancy candy packager for the
Cbrieunas tree at Tiureeetees.
Your hazy hens will be ambitious
money-makers for you if you feed
then; on Leghorn Poultry Food. It
will keep them in laying condition.
Manufactured and sold by E. R.
Wigle, druggist. tioderich, Ont.
Miss Donogh annouuoes a sale of
millinery ret redireed prices for the re.
mainder ot tbe season. See her ad-
vertisement on page et of this bottle.
Stamped good, for beneywork at the
Singer store.
Don't forget that a gift for Cbtist-
ma+ that is alwaye appreciated is a
photo of yourself. 'The Brophey
Studio specializes 'these in tbe most
beautiful mountings for the Chtilit-
MAP trade. A new and beautiful line
of mountings just arrived. Make
your appointmente early, PO that we
can do justice to your work.
Tbe farmers who are subscribers for
The Weekly Sun. Torontohave
reason to congratulate themselves on
the entsegement and improvements to
their paper. These improvements
Wive only 'web possible by the sup-
port given the paper by its readers.
They are amply rewarded by the
knowledge that in The Sun they have
a paper that voices their opinions
without fear or favor. The Sun
should he in every Ontario farm
borne; it. a duty the farmer owe e to
himself and Isis business.
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CHURCH NOTES
Rec. Dr. Aiken., of Toronto, will
preach in Victoria street church next
Sunday forenoon at 11 o'clock. Rev.
Dr. Medd will preach in the evening.
At Knox church on Sunlit', evening
next the annual service for the sailors
and fishermen will be held and Rev.
Geo. E. Row will deliver an appropri-
ate discourse. Subject: "Ship lost
but all hands saved." Everyone is
cordially invited. In the morning the
attention of all parents is requested to
the subject, "Guardian Angels."
Next Sundsy will be temperance and
moral reform day in North street
Methodist church. The praetor, Rev.
Alfred Brown, will preach in the
morning and have charge of all the
services. In the evening, Rev J. W.
Aikene, field secretary, will deliver an
addrees, touching the various depart-
ments of the work. A large attend-
ance is expected. A cordial welcome
to all.
There were large congregations at
St. George's church last Sunday. At
the morning service the new pipe or-
gan was dedicated by the rector, Rev.
J. B. Fotheringharn. It is a beenti-
For an 0. H. A. Team.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
the town hall on Monday evening, to
prepare for the coming hockey -season.
There was much interest in the elec-
tion of officers, which resulted as tot-
ws
Honorary presidents -M. G. Camer-
on, K. C., E. N. Lewis, M. P., W.
Proudtoot, K. C.. P. P.
President -H. T. Edwards.
Secretary -E. Wigle.
Treasurer -W. H. Robertson.
Executive committee members -J.
8. Dewey, Frank Doty, Janne Wig•
gins.
Manager -John Wiggins.
Frank Doty had sent the club's en-
ful instrument, one of the very heet, trance fee to the 0. H. A.. and a resoi-
it is sale, in Western Ontario. A full Mimi was messed beartar thanking(
description vrill be published in an- him for hie ((penlight. hi. U. Cameron
other issue of The Signal After the was present and on request addressed
evening sereice the organist., Mr. A. the meeting briefly, expressing the
Roy Adams, geve a short recital ead bope diet the coming season would be
this will be continued after the even- a very successful one.
Ing service each Sunday. On Wed- Tbe executive will get to work at
nesday evening a large number were ow* aod make necessary arrange
-
present in the church to bear a special menet towards getting a team on the
nausicel service by:the choir end organ- Ise.
ist, which wee much enjoyed.
The annual Christmes enteasin-
ment of Saltlord Sunday sabool will
be Wild on Thereday evening, Decem-
ber 19th. A good program, consist-
ing a dialogues, recitation* and
songs. is being prepared. Kverybody
welcome.
old. Ler of Mrs. X. Baschler,
E. lieechler. thirteen years
town, bee received a handitome gold
weld" from the Doginion Wateh
Montreal. as a prise for working out a
t=it Loodon Pres Press.
uterine* to Mime Maly.
Thi December siteings of the Cottony
°mart are being held lois week In the
wort bows. Ills Honor Judge Holt
is neesidiog There are eleven cases
an the dneket, three of which are de-
fender! issues with a jury Only two
er Om oases werredisposed of by Tow s -
day evening.
Oeseiteetor Mitelsell, of the 0 T.
Tbe Victoria • t r es t Epworth
TAY UAL -At Carlow so Wedne*daY Denerr
liOffte.
League held • banquet on Tueeday
eventog. About fifty of the you hi"' 311* M W T"tet. •
people sat down to a toble d (
beautifully for the °cession The
young ;nen acted as waiters. After 1
doing justice to the good things pro-
vided, the president. C. If. Robertson',
proposed • toast to "The Chard',"
which WOkli responded to by J. H. Mil-
lian. Other toasts were given, the
toast to "Canada" being responded
to by Sidney Belcher and to -TIM
Ladies" by Dr. Medd. Solos were
rendered during the evening by Mies
Hattie Belcher and David Welly and
a duet was given by Marguerite and
Countess Lymburner. In closing a
toast was tendered to the pastor and
tesponded to heartily by the young
people.
Presbytery of HAMA.
Presbytety of Hurtm held its
regular meeting in Clinton on
be 1010 10th. Tbe following were present -
Mr. Oarriere. moderator, and Mearre
Grant, Richardson, Fletcher, Mohr
-
lens, Larkin, Timmer, (etreerele Smith,
Sharp, Rosa, Portray and Hainikon,
minister,. and Messrs. Gardiner, Love.
Strang. Jamieson, Martin and 0481 -
Ian. adore The tires business, to bit
considered wag the &deletion of the
annual bit bort It wee deemed advise
able to p re. pone decision until the
next meeting of Pesbyter), when
delegates ft .in the different °memoir
teem are expected to be prevent. Me.
Smith, of Hensel'. was elected Leese -
neer of Presbytery. It was decided
that the Presbytery Weald emstisee
Its contain of pitying the extremes of
its own oommlasiocere to the General
Assembly A rate of *Item agate per
family wit* fixed as meeting the re-
quirements of the Presbytery fund far
1918. It wee fonnd asomeary to Me-
bane the roneregatlos Oleseiburst.
aod Meese's. Fletchet and Rieberdees
were appointed • coesseittee Prise
bytery to arrange all menses la cos
-
moths' with the care mut disposal of
property. Mr. Smith woe involuted
eoevener of the Premirytery Mem
esiselon ontentittee. At the levitates".
.1 2.. Roes the Pret6yiere. will newt
meet in Knee ewer ch. Andel irk. ..n
Wonder. Fehroery 24th. Mei
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DUNC API - AL LAO MUM Lockeow, op Sun
st.day. Doomehor I to Raw J. S. and Mrs.
Doom& a sod
STOTHICSIL At Ogoloa. risek on November
Mk to Sr. sod Mr• Omen :Or:steer, •
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Save Time When
You are Busy'
•
by carrying on. yrr
banking by mail.
Just mail us your deposits, or your cheques when
you want to withdraw money.
We give special attention to business handled
in this way, and will be glad to have you make
use of our service.
W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Branch.
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LONDON, ENG., BRANCH, I 5 vv. *sat. .
st- *.M C. HJIT &MEM Norelotahl Neeramese.
The Picture
of Santa Claus
ie enthroned in our hearts freer
childhood days. A young ledy
likes her sweethearts piceure in
a locket. Our specie' line et
locket*, amine braceletstinge
aud pine all tipped.' to the fair
sex.
e A rePleased
to have you call and exitmitio
our stock before going else-
where. as our prices compare
favorably with (ohne.
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J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller and Optician
Corner Colborne St. anti'Sajti'are
Embroidery and croshet threads,
,,ribbons for fancywork, wool for cape,
shawls, etc., at the Singer store.
Listen! Would a nice box of choc-
olates be an acceptable Christmas
gift? See Blackstone, indow
play.
MED.
WIbL -*1 Wit.t BranshOlooltigAn. Ferdinand
Aim Whoa. la his Nth raw.
BANLICN.-At Deredint, Mao.. on Saturday,
theosodew 7th, Thomas liaroloa, eldest non
Of him Nasaloo, Globerfoi• to his 631..1 year.
VIVIAN.-- Itt Nokstroaseek Midi.. on Toeeday,
Desesolor Mk, Nile. Jambes ian. ford
arty of eseerieb.
M lenteg IR - leeterieleas Turedsy morning.
IdalastIllays lord Aastrow lif°1 ner,"ger
NI years, smooth* sod 1 days
alicraILLictorto. - At his iota residence. 727
tesooroseitt road. Toroato, so Wedoesday.
Dossiober 11. I tattioi NothIlleuddy. tort•
Riff enterister sad Mater of The stem', in
hie Mad year. •
lb' rotting eystere at Bleeketteares
ynd are ageored of the Ones that els
be had 'Pbose 140
Christmas
Gifts
Books for the Home
For Boys
owAsonir We a nd lodian
egos era, 51..5)
For Girls
TM Mary France, Firet Cook
Wok. 1141'.
For Children
leaributei gun -y of the Bible,
111.e8 and Iffielk
For Adults
Meet enti WAS, MCA Nftti ve
Lane, 11.50; The Story of Our
4 laundry, Wan ; The mialanot of the
Titerair, el en
R woos ea male a Throloonsee
sesed nt1 OPP Ordee. telling by the
Ry &wok Pruitt, hit the PAM*
It 01 10. Y NI. 0 A any neoute
• Have you seen the beseatalul pres-
entation boxes of Clerietmee coulee -
dons Burtlette's ?
Perfume rs always litoked toe at •
Christ Wee time. We have a fine line'
ot holiday perfumes. E. R. Wigle,
chuggist. lioderich. Out.
The Goderich
Grain & Feed Co.
handles Caldwell's Moles:oriel eel.
Use it to fatten your hooters and
eat tle.
A ter of Manitoba feed
ta 'neat pot .rrieed.
Sole Agent for Royal Pulpits
tock Specifics.
esoode delivered to any pa: t
of the town.
special attentiou given 10
fanners wants.
Warehouse - Hamilton St,
Elevetrer -G. T. R. Track. 'Phone
No. 2117.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
R. J. Hutledge has charge ei
be retail department.
A. J. COOPER, .1gr.
immi••
A Christmas Gift
not for the MOIDelli only but
for every day in the year
Heintzman & Co. Piano
The greatest of all gate, a I leintzuran At Go. Pence
In tone, touch and power tbe Heine:men k Co. Plano holds
a distinctive potation. None equel them so these ineet amen -
tittle of a high-cleas instrument.
Musical Instruments
In .mailer wurrical instruments we leave Violin-. AC-
cordoons, Mendolins, triter,. Harmonicas. Flutes. Fifes, eta.
Talking Machines
Perhaps you ere thinking of a Talking Machine.
mil the greatest of all, the Raison Phonograph aod
Victor Oramopbone, at priest from 1113111.en up. ran in
herr the new lediacon Blue indestreetrige Record.
NV.
the
and
Stationery
In Statioper we have • large amortment of AroiaI
Knit =kis. elroy Books. eleapehot Albums.
Tags. etc.
Sewing Machines
If you wept to tree your Vide smite, buy her • Witte.
New Williams or Reymann Peering Mechem.
1 all mei se. anti we will wave r ho 14 ft pi a riem.
Thomsons Music Store