The Signal, 1914-2-26, Page 5THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
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You will like the
rich strength and full flavor.
Tea "i• spa ems"
rHUDSON Sixes,
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Six=40 $2300 ,; h Six 54 $2950
S.{ of the' 79 Automobile exhibitors at the lath
National automobile show held in New York Jan-
iary 3rd to loth this year, displayed six -cylinder
.ars. • Eighteen showed Sixes exclusively.
That emphasiics the dominance of Sixes.
You Can Afford a
Light Sic
Yin! men who, want ouahtt curs, modest in price. light in
aright. low in rust of upkeep.. The new III-D»ON _Sia -P1 a1 etc all
, hese ideas swtter than any Four.
.The price to below auy Four in this class.
The weight is below it ale' furl ',els.
t
Mark the* tarts. and note they apply to tite highest grade of
sr. The price ie 117:JJ) .u.b, t. sleri h. '1 ii.tt Cur a Six -4•)• wo s-
urly equipped, with I 4-incb wheel b.aw• .and .e•tts for op to vell
parsenaera.
The weight Ia:alird poundal -sonic comparable 6'ous weigh t+1
per nest more. Alta lire fuel . erretenptiott i.- en-•fmtt•th less than
list year's HUDSON ".C.'," a lewei j)awer. 1, smaller Pour.
• Now Fours Must Go •
F'our.bavelotyl. been force] from the high -price Bela. Mien
who cared not for price, not 'weight, nor operative ••oss. baere tilt'
,lu ht Sizes In late yearn.
Now men who do care can afford the Siz.
Any sant.-class Fours emote alone. weighs more. epitomes more
rtel than this new HUDSON Shelf). And think what the Six
means in luxury of mot-iott, in leek of vihration, is flexibility, in
tire eerie& etc.., .
See the New Features
Corse see this ear. The design is cm.idered the handsomest of
hr v,•ar. It itnwlmnst identical with the new HUDSON. Six -:,1,
It has u.trw►ouline body of the wont distinguished type. It had
he gasoline tank in the dash --for convenient new ••One Man" top
•lulck-adjusting curtains -concealed binges -concealed speedo-
iii.ter eras• --dimming sesrrbligbte-h.tnd-hu1Ted leather upholster-
ing.
pholstering. The extra tires are carried abuad of the front door.
This new Mix •441 has many such attractions which yen probably
have never open. Corse and inspect there ; and please conte now. if
there is any chance that you may want en early delivery. No
HI 11SON weelel has ever before been -n lamellar as this.
EAST STREET GARAGE
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LOCALS == PERSONALS
Miss Carue•roo is *Pending a week
in Toronto.
--Mr. laueier Dyke left on Monday'
for Vernon, B.C.
Mie. Vera Wiggins is horse from
Totpntn for a week.
Misr. (tett rude M uuninelt. left yes-
t.t.Ly for f131ahotuw City.
COMING ,
OPERA HOUSE
FEBRUARY sjtb and st3th
with n..l, u, ,,,ess.
n of•he S.n-coon ,d ctn. •:•,
THOS. A. EDISON'S
KINETOPHONE
Laughing, Singing, Talking
Pictures
rhanaw of ereerseees
Priors. Ser. :ti , 50% Matinees 'r,ic
Plan H r t,oM IRON' itt.r tax an:
THE
Star Theatre
Where mutual
progfme is shown
If you wish , to _alts your
friends a real treat Meg them
to iter Use motion pieta eke Merl
at our Theatre. It will take you
the beat part of an evening. as
we are showing between I{ps)
and BOO feet of tee best pictures
ohWnsble at each p rfnrmenen
Ws always have a feature pict-
ure in two or three parts along
with caber dramas or comedies
to make up the full show.
ADMI KION lets, children an
J. A. CULVER,
Psoprl for
a
--Tne county court opens on Tues-
day next with • short docket.
-Mr. Jack Monate* left last Thurs-
day on his return to Saskatoon.
-Miss Mattel Clues is spending eowr
holidays at her horde at Clinton.
- --Mt. David McAllister, of St.
eteg'stinr, wag in toad on Monday.
Mr. and Mr.. F. T. Egener and
children, of Woo !stock, visited in
tow: fast week.
- 11i« (.rrir, Je Davis- ..t Mitchell,
1. .t present the guest of her brothers
in t..Merich. •
-Mi. Jay Edward. of Detroit. vent-
ed hie rou,.in•, the Mlisse.t Goldthorpe,
awl tither relatives last week.
-Mrs. Ed Ingram, of Edmonton.
and Mie.•. Lulu Symonds. of Keewatin,
left for their western bonzes on .atur-
daf.
—Mies lir-_ee news left on Illoadav
for Toronto, where she will attend the
Hamburg conservatory of music for
the usual term.
--Miss Latta of Clinton, who was
here for the dance on Friday, spent
the week -end with Miss Hattie Deis
cher. Vewgete street.
The ladies' smellier!: of the
Y. M.C.A. have decided to give a ban-
quet to the boy woos of the Y.M.I';A.
on Tuewlay, Match :ltd.
-Misse, McKinnon and Noble. of
Miss Cameron's millinery parlor's. have
returner) aloe .pending three weeks
at the wholesale houses in Toronto.
,-yea Kenn orad Winnie Oar
don and Neter a 1NrWIredir tura,
Milton, all of Lucknos attended the I
Mese..ti ne; (lustre cluh dance on Fri
day night.
-Mr. itoy Adana returned on set-
urday last from Sarnia. where be at-
tended the Amend of his uncle, Mr.
Ernest Clark, who diel oa Tuesday
and Was belied on Thursday of ima
week
-Mr. Rey Oriel. of IM Rank od
montrnal. Hamiltmt, came to (lode -
rich for the cisme.- given leaf Fri-
day night by the d.neeeturg Casoe
club, cad spent the week -end with
friends in town
Nesmre. John Cameros, of Kintast,
and George W. Holman, of legereme.
ville• the county auditors, are coo-
dteting the annual exassinatieo of
the county ate -emote at the court
bola* this week.
-The death of Mr.. Mary A Wat-
son, widow of for :ate Lancelot Wat-
son, occurred at tate home of be.
daughter. Mks. N. H. Whiteside. of
ilinedale, lllin oia, stn Thursday lest
tlrstial took pla a at Masao City. lows.
Deceased formerly heed in Godetich
and had many friends herr ph-, will
h,• artery toi bear of her death.
A lady entered rise of our local
drug stores the other day aid direr -
Ing the druggist, asld : •'1 woof/ like
a pound of sulphur. How much is it r
Druggist ; "itlftoeu emits a pouud,
madam." Lady customer ; "I can get
it for ten cents at another drug store
in this town." Druggist : '•1 know
it, madam : and there is also a place
where you can get it tor nothing.
- A yuueg man residing iu East
I.ondon was recently prosecuted for
t heft because he failed to return a ruin
of $IU which be picked tip on the aide -
w . The keeping of money or goods
found without staking an effort to
tuna the owner, by advertising, con-
stitutes a theft aa tuuch as if the
article. were actually taken from the
owner's tosasesioo.
1'be last bailie of the tieaforth Ex
positor contained the following :
"The treaty friends throughout the
auwty of Mr. A. E. Hradwtu, editor
of the' lioderirh Signal, who had been
canned to bell by w severe illness for
seven weeks, will be pleased tt, learn
that be it now c,-nv&Ite ins+ rapidly
and hopes to minima his seat on the
editorial tripod shortly.'
Dr. C.J. Hamilton, of Cornwall,
was a recent visitor in town and wade
a plc t•.tut call on The Signal. The
doctor believes be in the oldest Con-
servative eubecriber to this paper,
that is. that he has read the paper for
a longer consecutive period tbun any
amber Conservative. His tattier, the
late Dr. Hamilton. was a ,er.,,tal
friend of the late Thomas Mfc(fueen•
the founder of The Signal, although
they were politically opposed. and the
paper has thus been in the family for
sixty years. Dr. C. J. Hamilton ha.
lived for many years at Cornwall,
but still takes a great interest iu the
doings of his old home town.
Horse Markets
A great dryad of interest is being
shown by horsemen in the horse
markets. The tit•rt sale day will be on
Wedueulay,. %larch ith, and it is ex-
pected that it large number will be on
:tie market on that day.
Women's Institute Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the
Gimletia-h branch of the Women's In-
st iture'wilt he held at the home of Mrs.
'I'r.•thew•ey, Elgin avenue on Tbun-
dayeMarchketh, at three o'clock. Afull
at tendance is desirevl.
•
Will Entertain
1)n Friday, Man -bah. Mrs. Vanatter
will give a curfee from tbree to five in
the afternoon, and from eight to ten
for thole who cannot conte in the
afternoon. under the auspice. of the
IJdirie Aid of North street, Methodist
church. Admission 15 cents.
Is Back Again
It is s great pleasure to the many
friends of Mee J. 13. leotheringbuw to
have her back in tomo again alter her
illness in Toronto.. She arrived batt
Thursday very much improved in
health after .pending some time in
the l:eneral hospital in Toronto.
Bible Class Meets
?bw regular esonthey meeting -of- for
Eureka Bible class of Victoria Street
church will be held at the home of
Niro. Hutchison. Britannia riled, on
Monday evening, March god. All are
invited to attend.
At The Star.
The offering of pictured at The Star
tbeata•e this week are certainly first
elate. -The Original Willdepicts
the spendhrift sod gambling .on cast
adritt at Iasi and his heritage given to
his father's'tervaota. "Simple Simon,
the (Boxing Champion," is very Iudric
roar and especially interesting to love
makers.
S.O.E. Meet
I.ivarpool lodge No. 11.1, 5.(11 E., held
en open social meeting on February
1, h, the evening being spent in games.
An interesting programme was reudet-
tiered. c•tnsi.ting of addresses by Messrs.
W. M. Knight and Wru. 1luonadge.
Picc.,lo'elect ions were given by MIr.W.
Hates. mandolin selections by Mr. W.
F;. Duonsdge, gongs by Messrs. 11.
rlrman, George Teyt•r, Wm. (irigtre ,
G. Bente-. Win. Uunnadgc, duets by
Ri•oe. (3olby and Taylor.
Huron Old Boys
'1'be fourteenth annual at-home of
the Huron Old Boys' association was
held in the 1.0.0.1'. hell, Toronto, on
Friday night. The attendance watt
ooe of the larg..t in the history of the
association. M tjor-lienerat Sir Wm.
Utter, in ethers. speech before dancing
commenced, recalled many happy
days spent in Heron county and ex-
press- ed measure at seeing so wavy
familiar faces in the gathering. Mr.
Robert Holmes, president of the a.-
aocietion, and Mr. W. .t. McTaggart
also referred to the days in the b
county. An entrttaining programme
was contributed by Mit•+ Comm
HeentNba Notelet : Miss IF He Throttle
eon, elocutionist ; Miss Eileen Fergie
son, violinist, and Mi. Herbert Lloyd,
humorist.
Kinetophone Coming
Fdi•on'alatest marvel, the talking
picture. or kinetophone, rtes been
granted a privilege which' hag never
betote in the history of the English
lbrnns been granted to any form of
public entertainment. So great was
the interest of King George and Muter
Mary in the great inventor's Hewes t
piece of virginity that they have
leek/in all traditions and have bad it
private perfornienee of the talking
pinameeletiemathe ilsinala. c ids. back
seen and heard teem.
The came programme which de•
ligbtid the king end queen of Kng-
Iwnd will be run et the opera house on
Friday and Satuniay of this wpek and
everyone in (loderieb will here an op-
pertnnity to ex ieoce at wonder
d all wooden n • lately new
se neat ion when pi tune. tall.
Would be a aiesstng
What a blea+ori thing it would he If
one eeeld Rus a tie *paper and never
ask emlae of its ru niers to pay up.
As long se the goes on week alter
week and no statement is sant for
arrearages everything goes like •ilock-
work and you are one of the hest and
tent accommodating editors on Bart h;
your paper is the best in the country;
your hums are highly polisbed : your
advice followed t your sayingsgladden
the bearta of the bsusshotd and hap-
piaees reigns suprernre. But ob, what
a brute yoit are. after welding a
two or three yews for nothing, { you
politely send in yeour bill seri ask what
to due or a portion of It. Your ratty
old paper is not of any ace .int 1 jest
teak It to aorn.nr naiate gom, nn nn. in
the faint! roads it : ere ewe get all the
tree remelt matter at the dreg stoma.
and hundreds .of other omen asd eon -
WOMAN A
GREAT SUFFERER
Tells How She Was Restored
To Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound.
Tilbury, Ont.-- '• I could praise Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all
around the world be-
cause it has done so
much for sae. for
tiro years I was se
run down that 1 was
unable to do my
work. I had female
weakness and dread
Cul periodic pains,
constipation and
backache, but now
i am well of all thew.
:hives. 1 took Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetably Compound.
Liver Pills and Sanativ.• Wash. 1 give
you permissie,n to publish this letter W
help Others-" - Mrs. WILFRED MAR-
CHAND, Box 464, Tilbury. Ontario, Can.
Case of Mee. Tully.
Chicago, 111. - I take pleasure in
writing to thank you for what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me, 1 suffered with such aw-
ful periodic pains, and had a displace-
ment, and received no benefit from the
doctors. 1 was advised to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
am now as well as ever." -Mrs. WIL-
LiAM TLLLY, 2052 Ogden Avenue,
Chicbgu, III.
If you have the .lightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you,write
to Lydia E.l'inkham MedieincCo.
(confidential) Lynn, Mass., for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by at woman,
and held in strict confidence.
teinptihle- things are hulled at the
editor and his parr. It we Were rich
we would not ask anyone to pay for
his paper -we would not print one.
WiMI Sell His Business
MrM. tV. Howell. of The Miner'
.! ar ufa u iog Co.,has been atMote
11 during 111LAWS and Toronto d >trm{C Che
past week and arrived home on `Ved-
nesday night. He reports having had
a very ,ucce.,faltripend has arranged
to have a local °nice in .Montreal for
taking Lure of tate company's busters,
Sq the province 41.,kiebec. Orders on
hand :and acme others that are pend-
ing will wren the manufacture of omit
of tuawsage cream in addition to other
preparations. There seems to loo an
almost unlimited market for prepara-
tions such as the Misner people are
tutning out, owing to the rapid
growth of the Misner Manutactur-
ieg Co's. business, ear. Howell finds
it itnpnesihle to give his time to look-
ing after the business of The Howell
Hardware Co., and be hes decided to
sell out his entire stacke consisting of
about $10,000 worth of hardware
regardleos of cast. A full announce-
ment in regard to this will appear in
our advertising rolntnns next week.
Campbell -Boyle
Port Colborne had a quiet wedding
en Setnnlat, why n Misr Helen Gert-
rude Boyle was marti.d in 81. James
eh,erch by Rev. T. 11. Smith to Mr."
Acheron Mleeehani Campbell, B.Sc.,
son of Rev. '1'.. m. C . mpt.ell. of Toronto,
formerly patter of North street Metho-
dist chunk. I;oiterrrh, whos.aisted in
the marriage. The bride. who is a
d.ugbter of Mrs. E. O. Boyle. worm
wbi echet'metier and orange lluesotus
caught her long veil. The groom's
*biter. Miss H.stie Cstttphell, the
bridesmaid„ were shadow lace over
pink and a black picture hat ; the
flower gii 1. Miss Leas, Smith, the
rector. Mlle dem/titer, looking very
swat • film. Mr. Oetuund Boyle, of
Pt inity c.alleg. , wae best man. an the
ruluiat was MMus Mina.Ro.s. of 13off du.
bee aecowp.tnist tieing Miss Boyle.
THE MARKETS
There is very little change in the
local markets obi. week. The mild
weather is respon.ihl ; for eggs having
a tendrnry to drop. H era alp going
up • lit Ie.
The prevailing pi icer today are:
Fal wheat, per bosh $ e a to 13 n fti
Hue" wheat. t••,r bone
Oaten per bu-h... a Y to .1 1a
Peas, per bit, 1 e to 1')
Barley. per hut a .t3 W e .10
ecrrenln,r,., per ton 3°1243117611t010
a ee to '2.411
_t ro
Flour. pater•, per eon 1 $3 M it es
Flour. patent, per cw. ..., , , 2 e'te 'I acct
Wen. per tow ... . . .. tl .0 to 21 cru
tlaorta, tier tt.... .. ..,., '9 in tet '.,i 7i
Hay. poi ton, new . .,., 1.S a to 17 et
qt row .. s rel to v, n.
wood, per Ioa4 ' ... 59271110
:.1 to I .n
Rnitrr, per Ib . .... s 11 ro n �s
ltd eltse.e, per 11 :...
Eew 1'wess.. ... .,., 0 at to n rs
Egg.. (relit pr clnr 7, w n t1
A pia icer 101
wa''_ 3 pato 3 Jt
//Nst 11 at to a tel
CC''ttlla. esalay tsretst. K1nI. air le '1 Ula
•_.uue.axaos't, ase..... - �.. s Sul o i sot
Iles,- .._a.`'�...__........._- *
'p. tw Qom., '"'-.. - 2 cele /
LuaO..'r► le ... .lt to .0
Talaw,per lh ... _ , n it. to n at
HM... doer est s .e to i•) •u
Lambskin. e• '
I►essa Par► 11
WILL BE MARKED
Tembstesee Will be Provided for the
Usidestitrs Braves
As the remelt of perste pet urging
Beck has been gram& to provide
grave atones t•• ma• k the grave.' of
the onidentleel ora) awilon, who were
buried last Nov. tither and whom ITEMPLE THREATENED
graves are still nnms.keel in Maitland
cemetery. Meyer R •i 1 hN. been nnti
lied by Mr. J*memen Kiehardsnn,
secretary of the Lek's Diameter fend
in Toronto. that the giant has awn
male
BOARD OF TRADE
ANNUAL;MEETING HELL) ON MON-
DAY EVENING LAST
Mr. M. G. Cameron He elected Pres,
dent Other Officers Selected for
Ensuing Year President Touches
on Transportation Question of
Goderich Depatatro i to Ottawa
The annual meeting of the (itxlerich
Board of 'Trade was held on Monday
evening at the town hall, with wily a
fair atteedanc.. I. M. O. Cameron.
p►eaident of tho board, was in the
cuair.
1'RE,Iul':NTS ADDRESS
Air
WEITOR
MARK
OF CANADA
The lbeslaeas -like Way
$s Randle Saks Neks
'lost farmers heartily delike
the tisk of Colleting :,all
t:ctes from their t,!d frtepd;
end neighbours.
It's much simpler -and mere sat.sfact:ry t: Ilse them all In cur
hands for collection when they become due. Or we will discount
them for ycu and give you the cash et,once 11 you wish.
Goderich Branch —F. IV.)OLLCOMBE, Manager.
The piesident Rave a review of the
matters t hat had come uuder his at- -_�
tent' tenet- his election tot ►e olliee • Il
toJuly laa.t. mem had a wade Che .Cetterbox
to Mete:oat the membership of the �( I
boatel, and as u result of the eauvaw, ,/
a cnneiderable number of uew menu i
Mars had been enrolled. An effort had i
G
been wade to induce t'eiteel states, True Value in Voting
mar.uf:a.•tuters to locate here ; but it Tu the kdit.,r of The Signs!
had been found that the time was not' Sur,-1Vill you kiu.11y penult nor
opport use, .aa the tariff Ieghilution et 'the use of w portion of .osis valuable
%Vasjtington had . not so far had the space in enc ouragini; the electorate to
effect that might be expected. The :give their town the true value of their
Canadian tariff had not been changed ' vote for the vacant teevesbip ?
and he did not want it changed. 'The unfoirtuuate expense to which
Mr. Cameron paid a tribute to Vire- ,tuts already heavily en••uwbered town
president Moore for his activity au j has been put in paying the coat of an
the work of the board.unneceasery election should eau -e
ever intelligent ratepayer to cootidcr
Tlt-118PORT-\TION INTEREBT!i
his franchise most carefully totem -
The transportation qyuestion was of I casting his vote for re new reeve
Goderich.vital importance to Goderich. DIM- That Mr. EIliottahoule have allowed
culty had teen wet in estwblisbiug a hie name to steed at the former mese•
package freight business ; the steam- ( lion when he must hove been fully
ship enntpauies a,rpeareel to doe want- aware that his gqnahfications were -
ung to use crus harlor, hut retrrt ed us I hat•ely, if at alt, Fuhiclent to warrant
to the railways, The G.T.K. war tied his candidature is proof "Tough that
up to Sarnia, and the C.P.R. people he bas not as h at stake in Iotal
thought they ba] not been -properly investments as should Ise e,*entWI in
treated by the enunicipality. Evers+ bidding the accend place in lutinirip.sl
effort should be made in dealing with government. M-Nunuinge with his
a largecorporation like the C.P.R. to j vast property intro -ate was undoubl.
avoid friction over. small 'netters: it 1 edly much better qualified iu this try
sometimes Meant a large loss of 'mai- spent. But now shat we are culled
ne.g. The ditfii redly between 'the upon to elect a new reptesentative ti'
l'.1'.K. and the mttniripielity baso tat- that Veift"hnpibethnt Office hi it not v
terlyteen removed, and he (the pr•esi-' high time that .we shert+ktt• tnetwat
dent) had been in communication with I from thzt attitude ni reckheesness that
Col. Macdonald, representing the Ileas been soape enttrothsomeiiwrces
C.P.R. atGtielph, with a view to secne- in recent nowatnaiioor and Airtime.?
log int'reased traffic se this print. Indeed, ' the boisterous interrupt ions
The incnytplete condition of the har- and insulting lanituago isuiliug from
i
Worit
your watch
is out o sorts—
.,gie of• los int,
time,. or quitting ahoy
gether. bring it to our
watch hospital.
We are watch spetiansts and
21 soon make your patch as
good as new. If we can t, tve'Il
ten you so before we start,
Our Work Is Gaaridateed
A watt!, eat "wool po of keeps
"bed bows" is a tuiracr, Brice
dist sick watch in today a 1 lei
Infix asd teeniest
it lot ycti. - -
.5.
hor was doing the town great harm
and it wee to be hoped that the rep-
resentations
ep-
biro
resentaticinrmade su pcent to the
great disaster of Novetubet last would
have the• needed effect in the ,rapid
completion of the harbor improve-
utents. The late minister of public
works had promised that the harbor
should be completed at once. In .tend -
tog a &eprrtatrorr eo- ttaw•as both sides
of politicsehould be represented. This ,
bad been the practice when the tormer
government was in jowet, and he had
noticed that the delegates of the op-
posite stripe of politics -seemed to be
listened to by the ministers with great-
er attention than those of their own
side. While at Ottawa the deputation '
should also csk about the military
camp and the armory.
The president touched en the ques-
tion of* market. He had advocated
a nt rket evben he was mayor •)f the
town and thought the question ihould
ice taken up now by the town council.
It was important Chet provision
should be made for the aceommuda-
tion of ferment coming in town to
trade.
The conclusion of the president's ad
-
deem was followed by applause.
Mr. Cameron submitted statements d
from the several industries of the
year's business, which are published
in another column.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The officers of last year were re-'
elected as follows :.
President -M. G. Cameron.
ice -president -C. L. Moore.
Secretary -Janes Mitchell
Treasurer -A. (1. Nisbet.
The council for 11114 is composed of
sixteen members, se follows : G. L.
Parsons, H. J. Megaw, 11. E. lit-Agents,
J. W. Nitta, J. W. Fraser. Cha.- K.
Saunders, Andrew Porter, 1). F. IL•tm-
link, 1Vtn. Campbell, C. C. Lee, W.
Il. Kohertson, H. J. A. MasEwan,
F'. J. Pi idhanl, W. (1'. Psidh:tw. 13 t',
Munniogs and Jos. Kidd.
TREASURERS .T.tTEMENT
The trea+urer's report, presented by
Mr. A. Ili. Nisbet, showed a !silence
from 11112 of fti1,;H: receipt•. =tkr -
tlotsl, $4)111. 71). Expenditnree, end. lie
leaving a h,Ylan_e of halts) on hand.
There are eighty-one paid-up members
on.the trea.urer'a list.
Mesas. A. Porter sed C. K. Ka-un-
ders were named as auditors.
DEPT TATION TO OTTAWA
Meteor. A. Porter, %Vum. Campbell.
1)r, Mechlin, W, H. Koberteon and
13. C. Munnings were nanrel as mem-
bers of the deputatiotl to Ottawa in
organ: to harbor matters. They are
to accnimetny the deputations felon
the town council and rounty council
Mr. Wm Campbell Urged that the
Ctrtedien Northern railway people be
Wee -grated wit Ir a anew easel tele• e,
tablishing a package freight bueine.v
wt t has part.
Mr. Hobert Fatiott thought that et-
tentlen should he given to the r itera-
tion of through freight rates from
(ioderich .od Mr. A. Porter brought
up the ,tue.lion of hydro radial..
No amort was taken in any of these
matters
A vote of thanks for their services
of the peat year was tendered to the
president. vioe-presideot, secretary
and treasons.•
SUED PON DAMAGES
Mr. Hera Kemp Has I*glLbd Legal
Preeedtsgs Ageism Marines Pins
Mr. Beery Kemp of thin town has
iswd a watt to re -ones •10,mo dam-
Trm�M
front the DosiSbw Power and
ene melon (7n, of Muni' toe, a'leee•1
Lo hetet. herr roe,a • .s1 h. the dee th of
, his ern Therwtp., r• do died ruby in
January as the h'Ylt el tajertes is
their plant.
some of Mr. Elliott'. admirers when
other nominees attempted to 'meek to
ue .1 i is
the meeting last T s a} night
most regretehle and 111-tf-c.tning the
dignity with which such public meet.
ings should be conducted. Had the
cbairwan leenless tolerant it should
have resulted ir, the ejection or arrest
of the offenders- We have tunny
grayed awn strong yr wine weuM- rrske
admirable civic rulers but who cannot
be iudu'ed to stand under existing
circumstances.
It is now the common duty of every
voter to forsake party and personal
prejudice and give to Mayor Reid and
his energetic colleagues the beet yuah-
tied candidate, in ceutbiniog a council
of intelligent and progressive, yet
careful, tnent'ers. Mr. Cooper bus
proved himself a capab'e and level-
headed business man and with an
abundance of deterruin,ation to eland
for the hest interests of the community
and the righte of any least cause .r1
Which he may to the chanipion. H.
is young and aggressive and with gn.xl
Blue Ditacovetsd is Hardware Store on
West Street
Th. benntifnl Masonic temple wits
threatened with eompiete destruction
by fire when a small Maar was dierov-
eyed in the hardware store of Mr. C. J.
Ha epee. Writ etrev t,on N►tutday morn -
ineelast A gniee rsspnsee to the Are
alarm by the hrigade was made and
the blase wee estinguishet) with ehsn-
iesls. The Ire *meted in some oahem
nil with the exemptive of ooe haM
keel rear els-tr,.Y. el, the.. was nn elaawara.
The tile nrirr,nated h. tweret the teihng
and floor where werkesen bad been
working previosdy.
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LABEL
PAINTER. GRAINEP AND
PAPE RbaAeitGE ft
E. W. JEROME
C o. 511:. N-\EUI.E, Routh .tree•-;.
Iles:. workman -hip. Ilk, i aro forst .
Pattern hook- •,n at•rilu.tior- !. 0
easseseeeratereratereNtesteerwriereeratiMetit
financial experience, and lav cg recede
a derided succrwa of ht.'nwfr3 Wetness
would prove N valued acgsMt:un in
street.; boning our council. El, cu:iye
bu•inese capacity rather thee personal
pride or empathetic interest for a
candidate should be the essential
qualiti as+ ion in electing a wee to fill,
this vacant reeveship.
Sincerely your)
AN ENTHUSIASTIC14.'..' tvsr„
"AN IDEAL REALIZED"
Statement by lieury Ford n►'de about
the time that the Ford Motor Company
was .svganized-just ten i.hort years ago
"1 will build a motor car for the multitude. It
shall be large enough for the family, but
enough for the unskilled individual to easily crier.
and care for— and is shall be light in weight the t
may be economical in maintenance. It will be t
of honest , materials—by the best workmen
money can hire—after the simplest design,
modern engineering can devise. But it shall i:_
low in price that the man of moderate means
own one --and enjoy with his family the blessir of
happy hours spent in God's great open spaces
And Henry Ford kept his word.
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAH
1914 PRICES
MODELaT RUNABOUT - $600
MODEL T TOURING CAR 65O
MODEL T TOWN CAR - 80
With Full isguipment, f 0 i %Vslkrrville
1
Three Fords Do 75,000 Miles
Three Ford Cars used by the Mail Depart...:at
of dile City of Toronto have an enviable efht.:ent
recotd. The cars have each t tlmpleted civ cr
miles, and have been in perfect condition throui -?-o'a:
the Christmas rush.
Ford Motor Company
of Canada, Limited
WALKERVILI.E, ONTARIO
W. E. KELLY, Ajleat, OODWCH, Ost.