The Signal, 1912-12-19, Page 1Es else M !valid she Owning
duM,aes anima Miguel's new
'tor,
"Che Chalice
of Courage"
to he ogmmaeeed next week.
ti's a good one
TY -FOURTH THAit--RO tttr
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to The Signal and secure
one of the handsome
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GODERICH. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1912
THZ SIGNAL PRIN CO.. Ltd.. Pommume
[1iIE.5TERLINGBANKI
OF CANADA
A SMALL BEGINNING
Realizingbow quickly the swan .Owlet grows. we wel-
come the new rustorner who opens an account with as little as
• dollar.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
For Christmas
Drs of the most substantial Presents you can Rive your wife
or mother is an insurance policy on your life. Try one of the
MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA POLICIES
sod see how ibe likes it.
A. G. NISBET
DlrrraICT AokNT
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF tX)MMERCE, GODERICH
'Paoxaei ()erica 20; House 169. P.O. Box 964
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GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses meet all trains.
Private calls have prompt and
careful attention. First - class
livery manta se all times.
Reasonable prices.
THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. & T. M. DAvis
Proprietors
Soucy Street 'Phone No. 51
MUG AOTICB
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`iT
ANTBD.-AT ONCE, MEN TO
[sate barber tr.da Rupert inatrucUOn :
constantteal
,. free; abt ye summ
e -
I le Write for aatavee.
ploj
MOLiR LToronto. cow.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN
the steak bating ►.mines t l want a
live. agabithsee memellatative to every city
and taws to hemMe seeeke, tis and
mart
hagee appw ��neia
or aaf. AT Aa1e90x,Wvt5s
Colborne see -
a. Ls -.3m
poWNBHIP OF COLBORNE.
e.taatiea-fsi Rsave .ad ComeMors for
caboose Towaablp will bb bid on Monday.
December 1131tt,R at the bear of on o'clock
a m. 1a the Tomphb Ballhaglow.
Clark.
'1OL80RNE BRICKYARDS. - A
ttisr>4 et 1i lee& tale for sale
�'1�ss'sss� renes early. as
they w0 ossa ADO R SON .
AUCTION SALES.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
0U8fHOI.D FURNiTU
�Rg, wTOV1C8. CAR -
PHI'S AND ALL OTHER MAN BHINGS.
' I me 4setracted by Mr. Jsba lemma( to eeln
by ppeeblle archon at the Zing LOWS Meet
on Setwreay, Dsaawber Mt► o eensee r
ins (kiosk rlIvfez
and baba . rything � amid. es Yr.
Swami le leaving toe Timesaver.
Terms cant. T. A N�DRT.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. - EXPERIENCED
stenot[rs r. A y at AMIC*ICA.l4
ROAD MACHIN i CU.B OPTICL
-vY 1
HAVE YOU A WANTED. ins THE ALS7CAN-
• URA Marine sad Oe•eral tlssakaL
FARM FOR SALE Y n°�• te t. °°k' � t.411
The Pehlica Aesaelet loo for Huron
oomig Woad t publish a Wt of farm
Mill b ties comity, sed
sasik _ maim Laving a farm toe oaks
til sang steres Y7 a the
fist MS salt Wbes
etsedbient farms have
the executive will pub-
lic,
us
lar for.n tar gmaeral
Old Lard la the
.��asr� without charge to the
lertasc
particular++ may be obtained
ham� gs�a jjtl5�the executive.
J. 9_,9 VVfoe.1 res, Sru ls.
B C. M(J�c7NIN 8. Trees.. Oodericb.
JAS. MTTCHICLL, Secy.. Ooaerich,
szeorave committee -J. M. Oovcr
LOCK. Reeve of McKlibp Winthrop P.
O. ; Maros 83 OTTON, wives es W M.
Otte. Reeve et Stanley. ClinWo'P. O. :
Joon It•Ntwosb President Gunton
Hoard of Trade ; J. Hite AS, Reeve
of limier • Taos. BTornsae. Dungan.
ono ; R. W. LtvtxoemNt. Reeve. of
Grey. MonerteR. P. D.
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FOR SALE.
VIVANTED AT ONCE. A GOOD
amend servant u We Alazsodra Mar-
ius sad Gametal Hosdtal. Appy to MISS
GRIFFITHS, 8spertnteudeet. ee-gt
TEACHER WANTED FOR S. S.
No 3 Anbdeld ; mooed edam certificate ;
duties beginning Jointers 3rd. A .la•
H psi Land salary, JOHN MOM,1.
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR +. S.
No. 9, Colborne IDsnkopf. Daws to met
neon to Jaa•ary nett. ApOly Mang a
Stations and salary etpsotod. to A. A. W
Luna, Secretary. U alsta
A CA RLOAD OF AMERICAN CORN
Jest received sad will be en sale at the
okf 8.. David% ward reboot buntline A Qum.
1117 *1 good
S. � wheat still oo Mod. J. F.
l�(136-11
R SALE. -SHORTHORN CO W.1
1 good milker sad well Med. Calved on
December uta. Appy to L V. LAWSON.
Dunlop. Telephone. r. 5-79, eL4L
OA SALE. -THREE THOROUGH-
":HRliD Regal shale white Wyandotte
b. hum -wlke. Itit0o each. JOSH
birds rd. will ata!
atocIL
PALMiR, 8t, David's street, oodeeli
WANTED
FARM HELP AND DOMESTIO
SERVANTS. -Ponces al
.boom .pp1y at noes to
LIN, Dominion Government
fit,&. Helens. (lot. p . se wW
iVOODd, St Hobos. Ont., will iembe=t -
atteatioa
(1ARETAKER WANTED FOR
I) Central scowl.-Aptrbeatisos will be .e-
caived by tee andereesed ap to !Linear, Jaa-
nary loth. Salary Ma. Duties wa be mads
known to applicant. oo applying to the mem
Bary. A. BTHAii(V, Bseretary4me a ge.
FOR SALE OK TO EMT
R SALE. -A BUILDING 1AT
14ew.sas Buser Appy to T. J PRIU
I OB MALE OR TO RENT. -A S1X-
1: swum, tames en Wolfe stress. to good
oondiWa. Alm me parker cost stove and ora
coal ar weed &ILP.4WCi. ars street. mom toe 3411 WIC
POE, BALK. -THE FARM•�OWNED
iT eby mst ( .r..se.„late Mut m -s' tw iaa
34 ear
stem asses with borne and
t.raass ifs homes; kylz11111" ;sea a water
et�d .w�i ihete,,
tvit . ALLW Y' mss.
IISALL-TSB 100 -ACRE FARM
W 70 esereaede. 0f Colborne. ems.
ilrb aarsalesult ase, r 0d for sale.
In gem mem arm
•=lraia Idat
alirrher erase.
w epsreray
.t-atwsai�es�eS' 0.&osymehaassi10 reet in
Mune end els
Crew the to AN 17Rs9t' JOHNKw10�N
FARM FOR BALE. -THS EAST
arae Hesslsysswsast�Dt72keasbi[s&wsZfsemu
♦si
learth :teaser
et fteneo preys egg ts�s
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Weyburn
Swskatchew,
t.�
n
"The fast growing city of the Last Great West,"
Awes the following growth in figures by the Board
of Trade.
Population 1i0t4 .... ....200 1912.... 5000
Customs Revenue 1910, *21 00.(10 1912....$142,710.00
Pasta] Revenue 1907.... $4,146.00 1912.... 514,902.00
BoUding exon.trnction for first seven months of 1912
*930.486.60.
And will continue to grow faster and faster for the
next few years.
1.,ssttrrs e000tscted with big Canadian financial
Indkiioes are investing in Weyburn property.
(Nooses on requeet)
Why Don't You ?
lava* in our "Olty Gardens" property. °sly five
theft fuss tis beset d the city. at **t1nA0 per Int.
IWsi1 mesh payment and halasee he 4 l9, 19 months.
E. V. Campton & Company
Seed olive c Welters, Rask. isl rt adbee : • *Hn kst SR .
Areettteed. Oak
A11 1&atsea se.. --.. nee shmail be edLuMed to nor
Estee tale.
.1
BYLAW N0. 23 OF 1912,
TOWN OF OODeRI('H.
41CtU32 �hrii3tmaz
to the
caterz of the pignaC
OF THE I
To •I.T11o1M TSS .OSROWINO Or Sumo ply
THt Nous AND Bail Or DtaerTVata, TO
r.OviDE I34O VON Tat OOST Or ♦ rL•NT
TO Difrai1 iTI rL1cretc tomtit To w
RCRIJan NT T H t H TDao-.tin lac
POwilt t-Oo0r1NJON Or OnTaa1.., •ND e5.
Ore r..a TTtt Ober Or •N allCrRl6DKIVO.!t
rump Tome veep IN me memo sr WITH TUN
TOWN w••r0W0W $Te'r1Y.
WINNOW it a ureses - to rugae by war of
Wan en the edit 4110 of Ouderlch the
Mutt -• a( a ' ae �r the cost of woke
ygtie►eeBB necessary for
ihed>ielsiMtlsaet cion re power In the said
, h, Hydro-electric
Power
io_ .. ,aet nts and a further
..dam elf sumer yeerele for use east of an elsc-
t �wMUBss 6je�attdw s( t. the debt
tamed,. se be And 'whiner' as Wto SI
MIsselones at to make the min-
ded the sand reee labb be Hegar mum
beim M. Minty mare,ewer the cur -
mid yearly MM be -
reser le--------- era tb.t Me awe -
at
Year ler
P as .1 sea=mPmehielag et emit reseessive raiid i�i
e es wselLla 1w. t j' aaswac
In emit et md {fa ether tomb -eine years the
said
Aad�wMieae Me b,W amount required co be
mime oriMmeaf ter special rate for paying the
said deli end tat rest as be+etoaher pro.- ided
d
rrd�itLBsase Me awoent of the whole me
Itorttg et the said town of O.derich ac
(=lim9014.
bers..
a�as[to the bb revised assessment roll
sabers.. �tbe iumalla tM mks toe de-
Dentere debt etch sal MiWolpiallty.emote-
Ave
end no local toe r`svosrtit��dsLe. a 019iest 1. .2101.71
end sod part of arb 13NAte it
strewn. Thema! t eoeusdl corpora-
tion of the town of Generic& emote follows :
L -That for the peepers at mesad It WW1 be
lawful los the Myer sed 'roomier of the said
town to borrow the sane et x.600 and to tears
dietamtethe
errant a M0,0 of e. e.� of which b.corporatice ntetes
sMae be demi ad droll co the dare of the ieeu thereat.
payable within thirty years there
attar at Merino. or the treasurer or the said
o !aT'haisa d debentures shall be payable is
feisty weN laetallmea1$ daring W thirty
Team next after the roan thereat
3. -Each et the AYd ddwtues doll be
aimed by the Mayer et the meld- towa of Gene-
etch
M►rte► orb sones ether per me mamboed 11p le -
law Midge metas, amt lathe tUM+e4er theme.
sad the clerk shell nettle mettle with themes.
moo seal of the odd o.pw tion
4. -The said d.healene shall bar interest at
Me rats of Eve per cent. per Yarm. Payable
yearly, at Me game d tis stain treewrer. mod
shell kayo atteciod thereto aetuseaa be the
pyneeet d rtaas, which aeepooe Mall he
termed by the Maywood treasurer el W said
town.
5. -Donbas the curreney of tie and dame -
term there stall be r.Msd annually by ,pedal
eatethe
n tM ,suable m In `t
maid
sswa.rt the he amount m V seal et
perpew ssseee[[[t!5 iri enei� and lama* in re.
slsset d year. dam,
`-Thbylaw .balk take Whet and Casae to-
tooeageeettaflge from sad attar the brat passing
,17,e -'fie vets of the cholera et the saki1005
of (kind& Asate muss ea tib i hew at 81.
tame tense mil Amu sea Were the same
domityletownleg idiom me the vete of the mid
Mestere ter epidpal seasoner. hr the emu-
tag It year
ye 313dst7etJeerBary.1113.
M tri essae5 echoer
r me said town of
YMesd&.■ata{p&eer e[rsObet ta tM tbre-
t�Mp�p. 13 et aid eonmeetln, s0U
eeae' at l ewnelsrg q L
Mitt
�e Shia ales
ar ra asiead�:
lires
mob
law. sad • W aemler on
sone bui eMd 1• mit Marna& et avesele t lie
empien
IL -The
pie.1 ice=
sews
art fi��dr«� ne
ar fa te Orem
tMge
Gw.R
i61D. LL.RNOX.
TARE. NOTiCi that the ahem e• true copy
et a ppr�opo•sd bylaw which lupeb
esndeoretlae and Mike .rt•�(skeeecehde
e~vwtaat the .�sa�dt 01 the Meagre Mt
Mimed thumb* MleeMe .wt& fres tie Amt
pewwl1iyaa 1. rrlles esMwrgamotcr�see �s�a
et `Iiwkage�W �gdea /i.esa
s�tM1�•. rtM�.ke aetbe IMI aN
vtra
vitae� .slitg J d{he�e of er3gaa lMI
aws
wen ezei tae. arm t ag a
t eahe :�{ mer enol le net essmer en
As
LIOR SALM.-THAT FINE REM.
r�ll�.•t[at
� t4
peataw. sa
&eassh
es
!L.
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EARLY NEXT WEEK, PLEASE i
As the Christmas holiday comes in
the middle of nett week, we shall
bave to insist that all changes of
advertisement. to insure inbertioo
nett week. must be .handed in by
Mooday at 6 o'clock, and other matter
for next week's paper must be in by
Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock, to insure
insertion. Advertisers and others
will please pay strict attention to this
Announcement. -THS S10NAL.
Both Quick and Permanent Strength.
If you are run down or tied out, if
you take cold easily, have no appetite,
are losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod',
System Renov♦tor under ou. guaran-
tee to refund the price paid if the
remedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
It aids digestion, tones up the nervous
system and gives both qaick ard per-
manent result.. One dollar a fro • le.
Manufactured by MacLeod Medi,
Co., Goderich, Ont. For sale by E. 1t.
Wigle.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Tgua.D•T. DSC. 19.h,
011 *35. , per bosh
Bsolwheat, per bush
PP. � hush L.
209)10III
U 48 to
030 to
100 to
fadei►.aper
, bush 0 48 to
:lasts Eunt�
per
r cwt 92 665 to
new, patents per cwt 2 in to
Idea, per ton la 00 10
t�eetq per Ion ti 00 to
Hag per too. new 11 70
t
00 to
Weed, perloed 5 00 to
Vitae.'
ib 0 rs to
OM `ae.' ei. per ib 0 is to
New Mane. 0 18 to
Segs, front. per dos 0 12 to
A ppire, per bbl 150 to
Potato., per bushel
Caths, seamy to good. perowt5 u0 to
import, per cwt 5 i0 to
7 50 to
per owt 3 50 to
io. per be.d.... 50 to
Dillow, per lb
Hider. per cwt 7 00 to
as 50 to
0 fa
0 51
d 31
1 10
0 56
90 0,
2 75
300
27 00
99 00
12 IIn
1000
550
0�
018
e2
1 00
525
s 50
85
i 00
500
76
7 50
M
WHO IS ON
YOUR SLATE
reale 01 1014 tvyew r erectea, p ace or ma e
tyrsaa, tor the gsrpoaes of the sa'd bnsine.*s.
♦ad whermie R b desmesd expedient to grant
t1r esfkl ald Its the said Wisner Manufacturing
yss (M terms and conditions herein-
oat.
erein-
be It enacted and It is hereby en -
tae municipal oonnd
ea i of the comma-
s» town o�f( Ooderich :
1.-Tbe sold Moser Manufacturing Com-
pany'.• as a emilities peeeedent to the granting
oe the aid hereinafter mentioned. shall mutts
and continue to operate
mntay lot Dumber 796 In
loris&, the proposed Indus -
re and sale of toilet ae-
UM and
syea 13.Ma Mid wm%i
tee I�theR°net
NOW IS THE TIME TO HRING OUT
YOUR FAVORITES.
lthe�pefpoue Mi
of aiding W
the said Menet*
it.o un n In estabhfog .ad
the mid tridoemde-
Wit_ I&s m..wst .eat It
m hereby
a o�h
Municipal Nomination Day Is Fast Ap-
proaching, but tfandidates Are Not
Making Any Big Noise Some New
Material Will Be Required tor the
Council of 1913.
lgslsaitast
ming Conepaqor Ilbelt .ams,
iin 553556105.
wifer bwith t�j4o ' to -
all
venerate e ea amid
r (35 eaeNael
I at
a lass!
with me if .t my
I et toe ream tMe
4. -This bylaw shall take Whet et oo the day of
Itie dost pwln. thereof.
IL -The vote .1 the Wrier. ate .aid tows
at Goderich .hall be tabes w this byte* at Me
1 news times and plaaaa and before 135 seam
yreoturr6snoteee. smarts eariarkgeel the teat he
&tyeassaaasperq �j et ..�1Mi.
OednelsL tis ,air1le
�'W stM
vel.leY&pas��e at i1t�ae
wts`pei. w the ..fnie.�
law. audb• w w Mr -
seas lathe
na d a alai d.ieaa�t ., 81.
o t -The a aleft.31i. tt.w ...ieipsl..weBa
43.
in lhrr sane
e. ta• 7th
a
• phot
w or-
o
co r bere-
w to be
of the
Me psr3
year m.3
to tis said
stunt forth-
ssaidd period
me to be estabMINA shell -
Bills are out announcing (be nlnni-
cipal nomination meeting, to be held
in the town hall on Monday evening,
December 90th, for the nomination of
a mayor, a reeve, a deputy reeve, six
councillors, one water and light com-
missioner, and four public school
trustees. The nominations will be
received from 7:30 o'clock to 31:30
o'clock.
The retiring public school trustees
(who are eligible for re election) are
Dr. Gallow, Ii H. Cutt, G. L. Parsons
and H. B. Hodgens. It will be
necessary also to elect a trustee to 611
out the unexpired portion of Dr. Turn -
hull's term, on account of his removal
from town.
The retiring water and light com-
missioner is W. T. Murney. He is
eligible for re-election, of course.
There is a certain amount of talk
abut possible candidates for the
council. but there seems to be very
little new material offering. There
are a number of young business or
professional men wto are spoken of as
desirable candidates, but who decline
to stand for election. on the ground
that they cannot - afford the time
necessary for the proper discharge
of the duties of • member of
the council. it is to be hoped that
some of these men will he in tuced to
allow their names to go before the
electors.,
It is understood that Mayor Reid,
Reeve Munninge and Deputy Reeve
Clark are all willing to be re-elected
to their present offices. Of the six
councillors, however, only one-Ceun-
cillor Graham -may stay. Councillors
Laithwaite, Humber. Vanatter and
Pello.v will retire, it is understood :
and Councillor Elliott wants to try
conclusions with one of the higher
members -preferably, it is supposed,
with Reeve Munnings, with whom he
had a hot contest a year ago.
4.62AIj2YLAW NO. 91 or nu, OF Tits
rMa the e+ alt 1J' TOWN OT 0131M
IOIL
♦ gnaw es•*Tsre ,rs IMMO' MAMMA. -
roans• Cenp♦nv • peas adaBsgsaf rT
Boa • WOMB w tar vacua
.ad
tis :nes
ISMae1�i►
'Whereas the
et tie dem
eV
r
guile
TAIL Mune
ARE
see m e *d ime�s� .Meii
.w...A. rsine dlatsi ♦al . alt
the
faker
pinem
DECEMBER SESSIONS.
Biddulph Farmer Secures Verd ict
Against Insurance Company.
The December cessions of the Cou my
Court opened in the court house be-
fore Hie Honor Judge Holt on Tues-
day afternoon of last week. 'l'wo
lengthy cases were disposed of in the
two following days and the court was
adjourned on Thursday evening until
W eduesday of this week.
A cane that excited considerable in-
terest waa that of Ryder vs. The Us.
borne & Hibbert Insurance Cu. This
was an action on en insurance policy,
entered by James Ryder, a farmer in
Biddulph township. The plaintiff
wished to recover the value of a horse
which he alleged was k rl;t-d by light-
ning. The case was tiled with a jury.
The hearing of the evidence was con-
tinued from Wednesday noon until
Thursday night. and the jury returned
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
awarding him *190. Dickson & Carl-
ing (Exeter) for plaintiff ; Gladman &
Stanbury (Exeter) fur defendants.
The other case tried was that of
Racho vs. New Hamburg Maoufac-
turine Co. This was an action for the
non-delivery of a thrrihing machine,
the pbintifi being a farmer in West
W awanoeh. Judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for *'L84. ?roudfoot,
flayys & Killoran for plaintiff ; Makin,
& Gregory (Stratford) fur defendants.
On Wednesday of this week the
case of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce vs. Mowbray was tried
before His Honor Judge Holt. The
defendant in the case was Jae. W.
Mowbray, formerly of McKillop, but
now residing In the West. it was an
action on a promissory note. Judg-
ment was reserved. R. C. Cassels
(Toronto) for plaintiff') ; J. ld, Beet
(Seaforth) for defendant.
7'be court was then further
adjourned until Friday of next week.
when the cess of Goodman vs. Carter
will, be heard. This is an action
involving the price of mu,krat skins,
entered by Harry Godman, of Luck=
now, against E. T. eJ..l-ter & Co., of
Toronto.
. e
Two former members of the council
whom the townspeople would like to
see at the beard again ere C. A.
Naito and Dr. °allow. Mr. Nairn fe
one of our bhrewdest business men.
and he can get thi ougb a lot of work
without making any fuss about it.
When any civic movement was on
foot, requiring some quiet preparation,
or organization. Mr. Nairn could a1 -
ways be depended upon to do 'a large
share of the work. Dr. (=allow dur-
ing his years at the council made a
record for thorou hnese in everything
he undertook. He would be gladly
welcomed back to the municipal
service, where men of him calibre are
needed.
Another name that finds much favor
is that of Allan D. McLean. Mr. Mc-
Lean has served for a good many
veer. on the public school board, and
his experience there, in addition to his
recognized ability, should qualify him
as a very desirable acquisition to the
town council. If he should give his
consent to tie transference from the
school board to the council be would
have no difficulty in "getting there."
There are doubtless ethers, some
with municipal experience and some
without, who could give valuable
service to the 'own : batt the names
above mentioned occur to us at the
time of writing.
afs�l�ICrriLh
ale
mvurlriRse amew ea the
snobI. '. c1fO k
irk
•
• , •
Advocates of theHydro-electric by-
law talk of bringing Hon. Adam
Beck here to address a public meeting.
They realize that the bylaw is not
overly popular, and they think that $
big hurrah" meeting. with the
Minister of Power as the central
Sure, is needed to "enthuse" the
electors. The president of the Board
of Trade, who has apparently re-
covered from his resentment of the
Minister's course in regard to the
statement of conditions on which
Maitland power would be developed,
is understood to be one of the chief
movers in the effort to bring Mr. Beck
to the rescue.
Demonstration Car.
The Department of Agriculture of
the Provi ice of Ontario has equipped
a Demonstration Car with roots,
vegetables. grains. grasses, etc., of
Northern Ontario. and the itinerary
is ss follows
Dec. 2nd. -Guelph
9rd.-Elmira
4th.-Heidelburg
5th. -Berlin
6th.- Baden
7th. -New Hamburg
9t1.---8trattord
10th. -Bright
lith.- Richmond
lath. -Paris
l*tb.-Ingersoll
14th -Denfield
1*11.--0.ntrsllra
ITth-Exeme
1411,x,-Hensall
loth.-Klppen
29th. -Olin tort
21st. - orlerieh
The gar will arrive at
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jerkin.
Following an illness extending over
a year. the death of James Jenkin, an
old and highly respected resident of
Colborne, took place lest Sundayat bis
home on the 2nd concession of that
township. Tbe deceased was in his
eighty-fifth year. He neo. a. native
of the parish of Wbitatone, counts' of
Cornwall. England. lo December,
1353, he was unit, d in marriage to
(.race Sleaman. wbo predeceased him
just seven moatbe ago.' Three years
after their marriage they came to
Canada and settled near Port Hope,
where they lived for thirteen years.
Afterwards they resided in the town
of Lindsay for seven years. before
coming tri Colborne township in • 11x76
and settling on the farm on which they
spent the remainder of their days: Of
a family of seven sons and one
daughter three sons survive : Samuel,
in the States :John and Isaac, et home.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon to Colborne cemetery, Rev.
A. W. Brown, of Benmiller, cond.ict-
fog the servicee. The pallbearers were
Richard Jewell, Isaac Fisher and
Thos. Mitchell, of Colborne, and
Emanuel Mitchell, J. H. Colborne .
and E. Downing, of Goderich.
the Goderiab
Saturday.
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Vivian.
The ann.••rnceulent of the death
of Mrs. Jan ,•s Vivian on 'l ueeday -of
last week was received with deep
regret by her relatives and friends in
Godericb. Mrs. Vivian was at the
home of her d.slighter. Mrs. Brown, at
Kalamazoo, Mich., when the sudden
call came, beset. trouble being the
cause of her demise. The deceased
was born in Coderich, and was the
youngest daughter of the late Matthew
and Sarah Black. who were numbered
among the pioneer settlers of tiode-
rich. Until she left here two years
ago she had lived the whole of her
life in Goderich. .since that time rte.had made her home with ditereet
members of her family. The ohildi en
are : Mrs. F. Brown, Miss Coral
Vivian and Reg , all of Kalamazoo.
Mich. ; J. W. and George, of Chi-
cago ; James. of La Porte. Indiana ;
Mrs. Sanderson McMillan, of blew
Hamburg, and Mrs. P. Harper, of
Bethlehem, Penn. All of the family
were here for the funeral, which took
place prvatelyy from the residence of
her brother, Geo. Black, St. Patrick's
street, on Friday afternoon to Mait-
land cemetery. Tbe pallbearers were
three sons and two sons -in -law -Geo.,
James and Reg. Vivian. F. Brown and
9. McMillan -and (4. %V. Black.
Rev. J. B. Fotheringhani conducted
the services. The many floral tributes
on the casket were a testimony to the
high esteem in which the deceased
was heli by bar friends. In addition
to the relatives already named, Mrs.
Renderson, a sister of deceased, and
her daughter. of Detroit. were here
for the tuners/. Besides Geo. Black,
of town. James Black. of Saginaw.
Mich., is the ooh surviv
Thg e bereaved family and relatives
bare the sympathy of the community
in their lora
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