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The Signal, 1915-1-28, Page 4i • ifoomom-Uneasy a too TSH &G (AL 13nn68I0H ONTLRIU WE ARE LEADERS in the tinsnrithiog line incense we do all work to the setisfsc- tion of the customer, no mat- ter how much time and trouble k lake.. IF YOUR LEADERS, gutter'., cornice, etc.. require repeating or renewing. hove us call and tell you how little it will cost to have the work done and done right. Fred Hunt llama/oft Streete 5 Phone 135 (�illsrriiiWWWillllfNfllfl� -3 E IF YOU WANT F: SHOES 3 That will wear F J. H. McClinton F ]�11fNf1!TT!1!'NT!I�T.. in Waterioo wwnBtf Me.',d. Richard wd Albert Good, of Goderieb, 4 GO TO 4 LAURIER. Tatriaan.AT. Jan. !t►. LAvaio Loaun.-St•U.g M tb• order of the evening bees Mr. '-Ged.r(cb. Harry Wolk',, at Mt n =rat visiting bi.�e��. J. Welke.. bMesr+s MM Katy H. Mc[ea.b bas Rose to Montreal to visit Meade thele J Jastlesea a boy Getting wood la his bush with the saw and engine Mrs. K. J. M.[waie and daughter Anal. have returned home after spending a week with Mande la liodericb. PORTER'S HILL. MONDAY, Jan. Idth. Norse. -Mr. sod Mr.. Albert Rut- ledge, of St. ThIo�ma,a��s. and the Misses Rutledge. of H Ste. Marin, .re visiting at Mr. Hall Mutisisa's•..T e Masse Bennett, of oodsrelek, vMriyd Mrs. John B1•ir last week. '!!a Ladies Aid Society Ines* et tie home of Mrs. John Cos. 1Meeday, January 28tb Mr. R. Y. Cox west to Sia - centime on Monde to attend the funeral of his stunt, Ike. Dsvid.su. KINGStSRIDOE. MONDAY, Jas. Mb. Mies )firma Mow, of Goderieb. Mutat the week -end visiting hire. Miss M. O'Connor. of Detroit, ls visiting under the parental root. Edward Milton entmrteined • num- ber of his gentlem.o friends teat Thursday evening. Mr. Denis Sullivan, of Loudon, is visiting bis daughter, Mrs. Edward Foley. and friends beret. The news of the death of Mr. Deals Hurley. of Denser, re•.bed here last week. brewed was well known here. The remains of the late Peter Gunn were interred in Colborn. R. C. cem- etery on Friday .if last week. De- ceased was a brother of Thos. Gunn and Mrs. William Leans. COLBORNE. TVgaoAT,, Jen. Si EvAm l u..►t. l'Htracu.-Tee week- night me.tiegs of the special services in the gran/relic& chards which have been in progree for the last two weeks were brought to • clow last Sunday evening. but the pastor ezpecta the. revival spirit to continue. The regu- lar Sunday services. following these revival mooting.. are to be of an evan- gelistic nature. These revival meet- ings proved to be of much blessing• Christian. were brought closer to God, while a Dumber of others bowed at the altar and found paedos. MAITLAND CuNcrauuox Nvrgs:-Miss Mabel Grigg hay returned from a five weeks' visit with ber cousin, Miss Ruby Young. at Loyal ,Miss D. Walters spent lest week .1 the boom of Mrs. J. Allio Mies Clara Copp spent the weekend at ber home in Blyth Mrs. P. Fuber spent 8u.4sy with friends to Blyth and vicinity Mr. Emri Snyder is visiting with friends MacEwen Esttltc exclusive agents for SCRANTON COAL for Goderich and District Egg Coal, $7.75 Stove and Chestnut, $8.0o per ton BEST COAL 'MINED Any quantity teat all Maple Slabs, Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.) TELEPHONES, of ice 9t residence riser 611 Clinton School of Commerce Re -opens January 5th, 1915 Canada and Canadians will have their Big Opportunity commercial- ly at the doer of the present war. Prepare yourself to veep thio Op- portunity and with it your .ucces.. Courses :--141 enographir, Commer- cial, Civil Mervicr and Farmer's. To those who nee unable to become remitter attendants lessons will be given try correspondence. NIGHT SCHOOL (lime. in any course or subject, Tuesday and Thuredav, 7:20 to 9:30 spent some toms with friends on the line last week We under.t.nd Mr. A. Mugford has purchased N. Johns form on the 4th oonoeeloa, having disposed el bis own to Mr. Robs. Me(Sabe Mr. sad Mrs. H. Foister. of Buffalo. are viaitisg at the home of Mr. W. B. Forster this week .....„Mise Mabel Snyder is stay- ing witb Minis (JUlintoo ibis week or. HELENS. Mo'iAY. Jan. lith. Miss Opium Clark is visilirg at Westasid. Sr Jas. Hyde returned from New Ostarb lost Thursday. The Rifle Club will bold their an• mud meeting is 8L Helens on Thurs. ds evening, the Pith. Mr. George Hibben, who has en- listed la the third contingent, will Move ten Lawless in • week. A • Literary Society was organised in 81.' Helene last Friday night. The first meeting will be beki in the hall on Friday, the 22nd. Come and join. Fifteen ovum will make you • mem- ber. The Jasu.ry meeting of the tt•oroes's Institute of tet. Helena will be held at the home of Mrs. George Webb on Thursday, the 2alh. at 2 31 o'clock . Suhjecti : "Huueshold Ef- licleney," "Mune--iis Value in the Home ;" 11.41 Call ; " I h,n'm for the Kitchen ;" lineation Drawer, music, etc. PritLJc LIBRARY. -Theannual meet- ing of the public library was held on M.wdey evening. The following officers were elected : President, Ile,. W. Mackintosh ; vice-president, 1) McKenzie ; treasurer. W. E. (Jordon; .ecretary, , T. B. Taylor; librarian, Mies 0o1e1141 Clark ; di- rectory. Mn. W. 1. Miller. Mies M. Murray, Mn. W. E. Gordon, Mrs. Clare, Ras Murat, M J. Joint, Mr. Clark, Mr. W. Kuthetford, Mr. R. Robinson. -_ - WHITEC�tuHHCH. Tra...Al, Jan. l9tb. A R.,YAL Mw.im*W.-- About 2o'clock last Saturday afternoon the Wbite- chuteh Home Guard. under the effi- cient lead. rah of Capt Robert I'ar- rick, mustered at the Presby- terian resbyterian church new abed. and paraded to the tdtand Trunk .t *tion to stirring tunes of the bagpipes played by Mr. Jehn Riotper•. in honor of teres of their number. Russell McKay. Tom (Melon and Johe Kennedy, an Ilan- adisrborn ems. who nave enlisted In Um *bird contingent and who lett me the eftmrsooa train for Lowdon. There were siety•seven men on par- ade anade, in addition to the mermhers of the Whitechurch Red Cres. nrgan- ia•Mies. At the .tabun between 291) and Oa n1 the citizens of White- church and community assembled to Md farewell to their Myr "Wryest weleetiows were reselered by the Whireehurc$ mrwth.orean hand and as the train peeled net long and brad rimers were given hy the crowd. About two weeks ago tit. Home Gard was organ ierd here under l'apt. Carden as Interlacing., who twenty -Si wawa .arched. Dti11 takes eseb Twmeday evening in the 're.bytmvism eboreb new god. and already over fifty have enrolled, and Ibe members of lb. Gutted feel prated that three 01 %emir number at least ars to reproves' thein s1 Ur frnet In defends at lbw Reltish Empire and the liberty of he world. T1s Rsd Orme orpsbrtion here alai rd and shipped Het. w.uk to cartere ringing made hy No *teem wre and vales. .t over $l*1. 1110011if1WH TOWN$HMP. Tommy. Jan. 1b. The Farsame institute will hold •t Hol ..vtUe wait Monday.at .t 2 o'c in tke aftere000 mad 7 o'etosk is the evening. blood speakers will be present. The pstriwie concert under the direetbe sal Mn. Cr son, wire was recently announced and then poet - r.d will be held on February 6th la 1 schoolhouse. Admietion 23 coni.. The newel meeting of the Celled Penton* Society of Oodericb town - Selo will be held at the boom of Mn. T. J. Jo►u.to., Ird eosoession, on Fri- day, Feburary 4th, at 2$U p.m., for bashers* amid .swing. Futrsas' Ct.va.-Tb. Farmer.' Club um t to the Orange hall oa Wed- n esday evening of last week for the transaction of tooth» btuiuese end the election at Witter.. Tbe folios - lag ass Ile unions for Um Teak: Pews - El. L Salkeld ; Est vies -presi- dent, Geo. Andrews; fl•d vtce.prset• dem*. Geo. Sturdy: secretary -treas- urer, J. Sowerhy. It was decided to hold the msec ings every two weeks. A good time is looked forward to at these mwtinge aced they sbould be weU supportiwl by t be farming com- await y The ume'al board of the Peewees' Club metas s aomro"ttee ut lbs while at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mre, Jsarse Mello Ilea, Alb eon- etrwios. no Motilityevening .'t form- ulate • series oprogram" for the meetings du/ inx the ensuing months. Tie (hob derided to •seeps ibm In- vitation of Mr. H K. Revell to hold the next westing et hi. home on Feb- ruary3rd. wh vn the rolli.. subject will s. diecus.s.l : "ftp country ...devote train boy. and girls for fat m Info r On February 18.b • p,tiotic consort will be held in connection tui h the Ladies' P•triotic Society at whish outride talent will 1.e present. Rev. J. B Vol herir.gham, of Goderieh, la expected W give an address. On March 3-d the meeting will be held a1 Porter'', Hill; subject : "How .bell we ineremss the production .of our fart" this year T' On March 17th the meeting will be at Ueo. Lslth- waite.; subject: "Do women of the farm use ',shoe -saving device* as much as mea ?" On March 31 the *object will be: "Best mrthods of pota- to culture. growing of.root., cora-and beans." .t..•.ttt.. KINTAIL. Tu�tunaT. Jaa. 1N. I conduct• Name dorms. -*Rev. J. 8. Beadle simeil ad piste e at SAL,`°p of Y� td a �.Jube.tne BAR AIN = DAY=da test, when t to ther+d the On I distance of h.µien la the youalreet C.tighter of the latter, Nile aa Qraae M.*Ytitb We wish Mr. and We. Ohm Taylor *II IsapW- ow and srosperiry in their .»w trams. Ms. Rte. has Lees away visiting for the part aria, taking la Godseieb, biytb and other flagstn tions down the line Mr. ordon 1 Drennan made a bwelnese trip beat week as tar north as Gloats... A few of the .boys Pleb ins the Yuma West Loekpow M Wands Will.. •-,AUSURN. W KON N..UA f, Jan. 27. Mr. Gen. Astwitb'. health does nut Improve as lei• friends would like. Mise Sadie three lett ou Wads! for Toronto, to angst bet wet there. Igloo Margaret Yunethlut a visit- ing with relatives at Olin on and Zarieb. Mrs. Wm. Dodds ram* home to sssist ill nurdo8 bee father, Mr. 8m lie, who 1s soy i1L Ira Wm. Dolle, sr., bots arrived bone from vin' int I e.• daughter, Mn. Welsh. of Guelph, who is not in good health at present. Wm. Mrisb bas sold his hots/ and lot to WIP. J. Parks, who intends moving to the village to take • well- earned test- , The Red Cross 80r:ielt intends girt - leg • concert In the F,•sesiers' tial* the Set Fri Isy in F:br.iarT. Look out for the posters. The Auburn Clowns' Band bait its third ball of the srsw,n in the Forest- ers' bell os Friday night and drew • full house. AU report the best time of the ceases. DUNGANNON. MONDAY, Jan. rah.. Miss.Ruhy Mtothers, of Godes ich, is visiting relatives here. The annul meeting et the West W.waooeb Mutual Fite Insurance , Co. will be held on Tuesday, Febru- aryL i r baker has raised the price of bread to six cents a loaf. He has a good excuse in the rise in the price of flour. . Harold Rivera, of the Sterling Bank , stall. has been transfetred to the Ouderi i branch, where be has the position of ledgerkeeper. I The buaioces men have agreed to close their stores at 8 o'clock three evenings each week -Mondry, Wed- nesday sad Friday. fee new order comes into effect at once. Mir Ethel Johnston, who was taken severely W while vidting at her grand- father's home at Auburn, is now. we ate glad to say, out of danger, and is back at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jauaes H. Johnstoo. Meetings ot the Farmed Institute will be held in Alien's hall, Duogdn- non, on Wednesday, February Srd in the afternoon at 2 o'clock and in the evening at 7 o'clock. These meet• ings will be •ddreased by competent speakers and ell interested are cordi- ally invited to attend. At the annual meeting of the . T)un- gaanon Driving Park Association reports were read showing the Assoc- iation to be in good shape, and a div- idend of one dollar per share was paid to each shareholder. John Mc- Lean. Jones Whyard and B. I. Craw- ford were reelected as directors. N. F. Wbyard was appointed secretary - 'remit er. E5$KINx CHUIt(•H. -There was a good attendance •t the annual con- grmcauonal meeting of Erskine Pres- hyterien church. rhe reports pees - Dented showed the congregation to be In • flourishing state under the able peitoram of Rev. G. Oomm. The es treurer reported • surplus of about $175 and the report of the kession showed an addition of seven to the membership. it wail decided to repair the interior of the church and build a new stable at the manse, the neceseary expenditure being estimated at WOO. THE RIFLE A.eocIATION.-At the annual meeting of the Dungannon Rifle Aseoclation the following officers were elected for the year : Captain, C. Elliott; secretary, J. C. McFar- lane ; treasurer, Ernest Duff ; audi- tors, T. G. Allen and H. Bellamy. Additional members of the executive committee are Rev. O. Gomm, John McL'•an and A. P. Disher. A dona- tion of $20 was made to the Can- adian patriotic fund. This will he supplemented by subscriptions from the members and for this purpose contributions may he left with the secretary at the 8terlir g Bent any there within the next month.l'o PArnnmc (n n-gitr. - The Women's Inet.t ate has scored oncw more In the epleodid .prone M the entertainment held last Friday evening, under the auspices of the institute. in aid of the Belgian relief fund. In spite of the unfavorable weather, • Wirer audience aarrmhl.d In the Agricultural Hall. and an excellent program was ren - die ed hy the Blackstone Orchestra, of (ioderich, and other relent. Recite- tk,nswers given by Mrs. Armstrong (formerly Mlss Laura Bryderes), who is byre on a visit. and Mr. John John - inn : sddrr•.srs byy Rev. O. Gomm and Rev. H. Wdlans : an amusing dialogue by • number of local per- Lrmers- w a col^ song by Mr. Harald lack.tone, and • cornet mina by Mr. . Blackstone. In addition to *Mea were the nrcbestral selections, which were highly appreciated. acrd a epeeist Nest wee a vocal solo by Mise Mildred McColl, of Toronto, whose accompani- ment was played by Mies Neely. Mc- Lean, of Oodertch. Rev. 3. E. Hooter was the capable chairman it was only • few minutes to midnight when the audience diapmrsed, after an "mos - kat of grwr interest and pleasure. We lalli.retand that over MIO was realised for the Heights relief fund. Manv • woman sits up Mr her hus- band in order to be mewed to nil down os bias. 1 ` SLYTH. ToesDAr, Jan 26. A YOUNG; MAR CALLUD.-Mr. Jobe Taman, non of Mr and Mss. Henry Taman, of Hulltt . was called to the Great Beyond on F,Iday last, after a long illness, mit the age of twenty- three wentythree years. '1 be tureen took place on Monday, January 25th, and was largely attended hy his many friends. The remains were interred in the Union cemetery. BLYTH AGRICULTURAL Soctrre.- The annual mem tug of the Blyth Agricultural Socio ty was held in Industry Hall 00 Saturday last, with Mr. Win. Pollock in the chair. Thp floaocial statement ,hewed it balance from last year's fair. The following officers were elected: President, Walt. Pollock ; first vice-president, Duncan Laidlaw: second vice-president, Wm. Grey : directors, David Laidlaw, R. (i McGowan. T. McMichael, John Parrott, D. Stalker. 1). McCollum, R. R, Sloan and W . M . SeoLL..secrv- tet{jc-treasurer) Wu]. Jackson DEATH Or Mite. THOMAS. -Mrs. H. A. Thomas, who has been • sufferer frotn that dread disease coneunipp*loo for some time. passed away on Tues- day morning of hast week. The de- ceased lady haft been a resident of Blyth for only these yew*, but al- though hsviug boon sick a year of that time she had Roads a great many friends who will miss ber greatly. Service was held at her late reside... on Wednesday morning and the re- mains were taken to ber home town Markdale, for burial on Thursday. The O. R. T. and I. O. O. F. pre- seated arseated two beautiful wrestler, her bee head belonging to both orders. Be- sides her husband three small childres are left to mourn her departure. Her father, Mr. Caesar, and sister, Mies Carter, of Markdals. were here for a few days before the end and with the husband accompanied the body to its last resting place. PeRSONAL AND GgxzRAL.-Nr. RobL Boned, of Underwood, 'wept • few clays of the past week with his par - ante bite Mr. A. B. Oarr, who went to Glen Ewen, flask.. to bring the remains of his si,ter-(n-low, Mrs. Kilo lough, to Auburn for burial, returned Tuesday last and the funeral took place .t once. The tbtee sow of de- ceased also accompanied the tem•ioe. Mr. Wm. MacKay, District D-puty Grand Master 1. O. O. F., sod suite, of Hensall, will he here on Thai 'day evening of this week to in- stall the officers of the local lodge...... Mr. T. Carlin, of Henaalf, is in this locality purchasing all the brans he can get Mr. John Denholm ship- ped three can ot bay tbla week from bene and Belgrave Mr. T. Taman shipped • car of ashes to Boston this week Mee. G. E. Me - Taggart and son Mark spent • few days of the putt week with ibm former's mother. Mrs. Thompson, at Clinton A number from hero at- tended the d•noe at Clinton o0 Fri- day night and report a good time..... Mr. Hobs. Nesbitt met with • bad ac- cident one day last week. He wan turning the sleigh around when la some way his band was caught be- tween the tongue of ibm sleigh nod the barn jamming his Ijogersquite severe - 1 The local to ant* of the Red Cross Society is keeping very busy and last week ',ut the following artitic's to headquarters : Mix pain of wristlets 2 pais of mitts, 4 helmets, 19 mufflers, 811 pairs socks, 19 hospital shits. 42 flannel shirts, 2 pillows and 2 hospital pack.. A THOUGHTFUL MEW: NIT. TO. ienewwtwe niniest a be(a.mtberlesrasss gat Wlkakln *711..t71s Mmrgaw s .,..tete. bite.. a.grralaird tun► *r wrmUv. et ►baa .Ile i M b tot that wr» li 1. a.dl a. to rte tie* ]teres. LIMew el wne-g i. m 10. newt M' alt 1. bine tarwgtidet Y ae,w custom. January lite. RN News. 11.4-.. & larsea. arta. Ow arta Dour Rin,- A. •ro ail ikbd osnttageet, all as w ace Nei arvv` es and wrt new yes are Ma Mama W5setWrt that esO WUToo nand mee W/~r.r01O. • em 4 Mwsvel i seat it yaw" . r Marla T well. Os as C weer ) t7trre arts tu.a.. Gawoman Hca w AA Oil An ea /agar A wiemes eawei es mare a linea tttel sheep by MOWS Itis dear. 1 J. H. COLBORNE We have decided to continue our sale for week. another • Instead of ending oti Saturday, January 3oth, it will end on Saturday, February 6th. The reductions we are making on most of our goods are snaking the sale a big success. Hence its continuance for one week more. North Side of Square MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. BAST WAWANOSH. The Inst sseetibg of the commit for 1915 was bald on January 11th. Members all pe'eeest but Mr. Stooe- house, be being abe.at os amount of sickness. The others wisest having each tears the rseee.sry declarations of gsali&atloo east of office, the Reeve preaidiog, the minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. Aooa•l rtqu-.t irons the nick Chil- dres's Hospital, asking for a donation in aid of that iostitotion, received and w dared to be died. I rwi o - Currie -that Win. Wlgbtmao be re- appointed awwor at some salary as formerly sad that, John Gillespie be appointed as measlier of the local board of health. Oarried. J. W. MOD. sod J. S. Scott were re-ag- ppuulnt d auditors on motion of Buchanan and Irwin. Sevin of The Municipal World were ordered as forderly for the roused. clerk and treasurer. The suns of WM Wu order. -d to be rrfuteded West Wawan• osh, being ei ror in bouadary line account. Bylaw Nu. 1 and bylaw No. 2, 1915. were both reed and peened. The knowing aesoaite were pate .- Trustees of Badgtwve school, for nom- inal ion meeting, 114 ; Fraser and Lett►, tile, $13.12: The Blyth 8taa- dard, balance of printing contract and postage, f21.06 ; J. E. Ellis, refund o f taxes 8 W. P. lot 88. coo. 5. $1.86;' treaearer W. Rawaaorb, ',Uterus/at of bouadary Use account, 11142.0Q; The Municipal Weald, subscription. to paper, 8111.75; A. Porterfield. salary, ellowa.es.. and postage. 8150. Oo motion of Councillors hogs and Currie the sewn sdjwsad to siert again en February lith at 1 o'clock. A. PowreaunsJJ7, Olsek. WEST •WAWANO811 Uouneil asst lssuary 11 as per *tsS- mite. Members all pcesest sad sub- scribed the p.esseary declaration and eon libeat los papas. Reeve Murry in a short address expressed ibm hope that their beet endeavor would be resorted 1a bebalof Um municipality wbicb had sees It to deet them toy acclamation, and that the .trkteet economy should prevail daring 1916. The fofbwieg offices were appointed to serve dur- ing the wrest year : W. A. Wilson, dirk ; W. J. Thompson. treasures.; G. Webb, amwor: Geo. Rutledge, senses., i J. Uaarerou, caretaker ; R. Asdar,oa sod Cha.. (Sir vie, auditors ; Reeve 'hod councillor., road oowgel.. goners; A. Aodersea, L Great U. Thompson, J. J. Washington. sheep iaspeetns ; Dr. T. B. Casa. M. O. H., Rewe Murry and J. McLean. esee- .11,* bdsrd of health ; Mews. Geyser, Basan, Kearney, Bailie, Johnston, bsaltb iespeetors. All officers to re- ceive the same eateries as prevailed in 1814. w No. 1. 1816, read three time..4voed sod sealed, coalrmiog &��poi Imetrs t s and their respective cilia le. for 1914 .tet mottos by Naylor and Mdlougb. Motion by JobDston avid Purdon, that public libraries et St.Helen.. Dusganson and Maas/hes- ter get usual grant. carried. Motion or'Johnston and Pardon, that solieft- 's aoronot and it. Young drain matter be Hit in oast of Reeve Murray. who Win cowmen interested parties airbag tae week county council is in ssosi.a A senate and grasp amsviating to $111.9$ were peened and �aid a mentos by Naylor and Pardo*. bevis.l1 adjoervied to meet February tat 811 a.m. W. A. W tusuN, Mirk. YT. AUGUSTINE. Ttlttan*Y. Jan Mb. Rutern.-Mr. John Redmond has returned from the hospital in i.nedas very tench immersed lar health ..... Mr. Fred Rehia.es. of Chadwick spout the week -.ad is the vicinity 8L Augustine was well represented at the bell in Leek now ea papain Mies Ruby 'koshers. of and Me. and Mn. Elliott. of Nile, eisiUll at Wm. McAllIt.re last week Mr. Fred Roes. of dsug.nnee. meal t*. wwk-wd with blonde in lals el laity The Ries Q.0 prpoes hay- ing s hes maid r the Rt. ♦ •.gf�a fes haft en Tesokay *reeks. Febvaary tbtd. A geed prnge see b being pew pared. l.SO1tlAM. 1'v .v, lea. lib. NglSt•-Goats• - A quint bel very wtrtlibg kart Owes et • War*_ � Moot leswary 1Mb. elute. nob oat dsag�ter. lbs Warton. W. km Finers' lostitute Meeting under the auspices of the West Huron Farmers' Institute will be held as follows: HOLMESVILLE Mislay, Feb. tat. at Holmes' Hall LONDESBORO' T.seday, Feb. and, at Foresters' Hall DUNGANNON Wednesday, Feb. Vd, at Alien's Hall KINTAiL Thursday. Feb. eth, at McDeo•1d's Hall Two meetings will be held each day, afternoon meetings commencing at 2 o'clock and evening meetings at 7 o'clock. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE A ',partite meeting under the aus- pleas of the Women's Institute will be held mit each place in theatternoon and will be addressed by Min Campbell, of Toronto. Titov meetings are all free, and it is hoped there wilt be a Targe attendance both afternoon abd evening. J. A. MALLOUGH, J. W. SALKELD. President. Vic..Pres. WM. BAILIE, Secretary. COMPLETE A COURSE IN THE Tannate, Ont.. and tie R. eulte will prove t) iso ibm WYdum of UndemUJae from tbL W. J. LLLP)�esrin 6W an Moa TT ..I. rel 1' Gose titre.*, se's.ta being united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Haney E. Potter. of L•ngbank, Mask. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jemes Hamil- tuo, pastor of Leeburn Presbyterian church, only the immediate relatives beteg present. The young couple were unattended and stood under an arch of evergreens and white carna- tions. The bride looked fair end win- some in a gown of white embroidered net over white voile, sod carried • boagqnet of white carnations and m•Wrnbair ferns. After congratula- tions bad been extended, all repaired to the dining -room, where a eamp- t,00us repast was partaken of. In the evening a reception was held for the young people, the party numbering about fifty. The time was spent in music and dancing till the early hours of the morning. The wedding pres- trots were numerous and costly, the high esteem in which the young couple are held. The groom's gift to the bride was a pretty gold branelet. The bride's travelling dress was of navy hive, with a Aleck silk plush coat and • black French hat. it young couple left the following day to visit friends befnte leaving for their home in Saskatchewan about the let of February. They carry with them the beet "tidies of their many friends. RT. ORotuitt'• CUNDAT 4 H001.. Repnrt.of the primary department of Si. George'. Monday 'reboot for the past year : Number of girl. regieered 44, boys 44. Promoted to church reboot at Boater : Florence Bny,l.n, Alice Cockfield, At Advent : Dorothea Felker, Gree» Videen. Mary Sanders, Augusta Hoot - fatty. Gladys McLean, Adelaide Hays, Mary tt•Ihrelth, tie Steep Albert Kner.hew, Jack Mn, Cecil • Colin Patterson. x. McLean, Harland Reynold., Willie Longmire, Jon. Galhteith. Normae Jones Honor Roll (►Igbest mark, ob- tainable QUI: Ube Foster'* class -- Albert B vieeehaw Z45, Cecil Kemp 11111, Wille Inngmire 195. Miss Griffin's class- Charlie Ruffles Zak RoseKneeshaw 225. Roy Lon/mire re SIM Mies Wells' .taw-- Tied Sale 190. Mies Tye's elite. --Dorothea Felker tiO, Orate VM.an'2bt, Ironer Wilson Sits, Gladys MeL an 710. Mies Dina. wtnre's clam-- Mary Parsons 22S. iaora Stordvt,. eon, Kathie.* t.yeeb 175 Mies hikers clam. --Rowena Jane iib. A rttergymas met • little_ girl, and .s[.rding bee anti- tit etebt yo know oeaaiies�mwnlly� rep1l{t dviille�bottif�op et „�aM n ab the b(y sad ! asss4. the skirt. J Come in Out of the Wet It is easier TO KEEP DRY under " Wet Conditions, than TO KEEP WET under Dry Conditions ! Wihrotu Large stock of Light and Heavy Rub- bers, Cloth Overshoes and Arctics, we are prepared to supply you witb just what you may need to keep your feet dry, warm and courfortabim. SHARMAN THE "HOE MAN New Train Service TORONTO -MONTREAL OTTAWA via -Lake °marts Mown 1.Ii,.' )sat '1.. to 0 -bows. Port Hope. Cebowta, H.Ilel-Ina Tr.nten• etc. Particular. hoar Jo... Kidd. 15.P.8, Tt.bat Agent. or write M. (.. Msrpby, It P. A.. T. reale GRAND TRUNKR°'L' SYSTEM Rouble Tract all the Way TORONTO - CHICAGO • TORONTO-- MONTREAL UsxesUs4 Travis Service Higbee( slaw of ggdoneet Winter Tours to California FLORIDA AND SUNNY SOtrTH rot Trains Cloak. of Rollie. Low Porto sow 1s.#.r, =orrarfa1 oart'es4r..o nsatt U.T.R. Mena Aasnt. WrIla To o, M ylNG. Ma rift P. F. LAW�R' tItN,R T Paro and MOstn kn. etatesek'I1.k meet. k LAl% D. • oVgll-y muter PP881$108 ATENTS �a , .111,..4011141 2 Or.