The Signal, 1916-4-20, Page 1"Soap d &A "
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Signal subscriber whin paytag
for his paper for 1916 may
have his choice of this folio of
music or a 1916 calendar.
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have already renewed and promise
f all a great big dollar'. worth dur-
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1YTT.R10HTu TRAIL --Ma Me
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 20 1916
TUE'RONAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. Pvaramms
1IE STERLIN6BANI
OF CANADA
SAVE, Because ---
The practice of moderation now will
ensure you comfortable security in
the future.
WAIITKII.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OMPRTENT MAID. -FOR FAM- NOTICII rO mum rolls.
et two. flood wage. gihee. Apply to
Re. CAESAR, Nelms. au eet. hi nag Least or Wlcirsw Latic'A•TS. Hos-
Tull. LATS OW Tan Tows sit (,louuurte. I,
EACHER WANTED FOR U. 8. 8. Tax coven' se *care, moccasau
NO IL ASP PI ELI ). Duties tot om mess
Mt. Nal \ppty eating Paler, and es-
t
e THII A. IM)U(HERTI . R IL No, Nation 1. nevem gives. t unread, to IL N. Lt.
Mork•b. Out. ad! chapter 1n1. mem M favi an pete.tae Weisel
Maher mated the w.tare d the mid William
hammer Hence. Neaa.ed. wso died es or
IARETAKER WANTED AT ONCE. ahem Or ab 4.y of !larch, A. D. Ism are
ere -- r.adred to wed et dearer, to the •Wale•..
AppllraWn• addtew.wd to W made e.fa5ad I emMMon ei to estate et the sae oerrad a
will rewired up to Satotday Aern fYxd, dee tab 4. .1 !l•I. A. D. ISM thea
ass the parities d caretaker of North rivet and •0ruawe., •Ldr..wm sled da.-
MdOodid chorea, Detre sae other !storms- the tall eartb4ian.d their Naim.. a
lion ono be bad from tM u5denlgned. Appal of their ..reints and 11e mime et
cont. will Mete relay expected. there eerltie• lit amyl ho4 by them.
JAMItb TAMS,AIM feather take or ire that after each Mat
17-St Ke.ordlag See,. Mese* date r{/ esecwtun TfL� premed to
dletrib.lw the asset. of tar decsawa s the
perdue entitled there o. hartug resited to
WANTED.- YOUNG, INTELLI- i the Waiter of which they •sa11 toes bare
OICNT a.ms to lean .bipban0({sag�,, at 1, 41.4 teethe. W that the mid executers
Hood wager. Maay .hipe ceded le fut.re. win aid be liable for the eMd awwte.er say p071
Api,1y C'ULLJNdWOOD SHIPBUILDING ty�pt to ss� perces or penes. of naevi
OOMPANY.LTD..Conts wod.Oat unit dada/errienssumeat lave hewn remitted be
thaw at taw time of sorb dlwribstion.
WE WANT SOME WOMAN IN Dated tie lith day of April. A D. 1110
OODSRICa.Mse M • easiMF worse MP LIMN KATHLEEN HORTON.
act as our i p.ad l(mg leekature maw 1'MARI. MI OAFJ;tUW,
aasures. oo
.rylptl.. We win b make lIzExecutor,ids
wait may. plea•tand Tory peeMable. Oar /ie.Wtdt Oat U1{t
sa
Wm. ate very Moral sad the preened. will be
very areeptable to ypu or to your Caroene pa- .
trio:die society. Waste at ones for tem. and n- '
tiers ed Antrim CANADIAN HOME JOURN-
AL 71. 01 Rieharead St. W.. Tose!.
GIRLS WANTED
GODERICH `
KNITTING CO.
MR. FARMER
Do you REALLY. went to sell that
faint, or are you merely hanging up
"the Kluft?" Spring time is upon you
and in a very short time the soil will
be calling for cultivation and seed
once more. Why not give tee • chanes
to dispose of it' for you ? We do not
coater alone to local trade. but we are
in touch with prospective buyers from
outside pointy. Write us or call and
see us. Let us talk the matter over
together.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAII
FOR BALE.--ABOLT TWENTY
NEW. ten esell of the Marred Reck end
Wino Roes •t ,..'eves irearameed all hiring at
the t u A ) a ge•Mral paaprrr
•r0 't cents tmse fid. Ap-
eaOy to irh MURRAY. Newgeto�rtest
BALs. -V sliil6Ofr1
e+►t 'tn1Md` A*
EOS FOR HATCHING.-BRAD-
TOLAT lured Rrk.o,,Gelid and P1tt.-
Keara two of the hat.tset Wring '.[ratal
known. lees SI for 1,
1n . 04.-.emh hu. Leghorn. we Yawn
1Ml sola pen d a:ull,l at d Detemete fe']ale. to
Narrea'e roc -dent.. Importsd direst from [m-
iser. ohm* dame M• ,,weird d° ra ems• .'r
Tref.. Rga• per 1,
Pen t- +t oa Mumble mated to (Juliet
cockerel.. Egg. at SI 'r, per 1
Apply to A .\I. ,I:R. •'abomo Hotel.
SSBI► GRAIN FOR SALE. -FREE
from neva seed. No -mat. Erwin all treated
lam year. Menne: ent.. No. 72 eat.. Daubing
eau. 0. A. l'. No A Mary. The two X1011.1
idea• member and Rive ex• elbntA. H CLIT-
ieraer price redirect
TON.. R R. Nal Uoderkb ; phase 1111. Sew
muse. Maas.
EGGS FOR HA_TCHINO FROM
Hos. the' L. T -M a are prepared to -im-
ply
mpply • latae number of ems for'hatehing pus.
Among one snap. in local property ate hour. poor fres the Wenn. Oaild bald to -lay attain
on Cambria owl. Month +veer. Vi11o14. street, of Magic Tomb White Lechers, Settles. Nic
Gibbon. street We have property 1s S•Itlard p .r 11 21.193 per ler.. 1 raw omelet pas of two-rear-
m
wo-yearat • bargainold hoes mated with Tom Herron weds
We W • •'.1mmer cottage _ to Tent 1 Let cockerel - 11 per 1 Incubator let. • doodah/7.
O. hear horn you. Hoitrr..us Poultry %aria. Phots e en 111. Y.
Weald you care to purchase from four to W. (AKINARTH.1. Preprfeter•
ten acres of laird with building,. *unable for - !'pee n dog being regi-'etb& numbered.
ue
ppoultrymeant(rdaslryg or poultry meant( home in, s1 0. RIiAN FOR SA L1 .-IN THOR- deoerlb•.t ...4 en.ed in the elite of the col
ic out. J Ot*OHLY Mood oseditien. Aaoa.e•eosd- kvtor of tato-, Town Hall. • tag will be
1 -..ed.
Dated tido 11th d.y of April, l918
L L. KNOX.
.17 :M ?ewe ('lakes
FOR SALE OR RKNT
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTY
rots MALL
A dein. Seaere tare. well Word and ma-
rrwlmt to Oodrrka. AL end a 1. ea ware
land • well tensed. need ezabard, ealtahle
bdidimat Peke for quiet sake, N,11. Tb
Ir ars worth half a sante !baa
the • std Me W wyse tares.
Kam am geod. well lamed lamas k
vera. oae.o vet te Ued.Aek. at
prime .ad tear that abs4 be atlrsetire to
aoyoae wwtlag a tura
PROPERT 2 IN 0011ER1eM TOWN
A geed mooed/ -half story hon... • good
sewn bare sed gable. ■.d oue•ac70 hit. In
Melee mealtime. . ph�aevlag a See email,' d frau
pow pa • tw.ebs•rioc. etc.. on IL Ce.re.-
iteaett It aulattltata
An tx eau+ads-yltasleeemty Mw,
wrsteered Aire tea, furnaee•hesLed, fleeter -
BOWL _iunM bathroom � veratall)
O .pgnt�eMMar 1 we hits !nese .•coot%
ills valuable Rey 1. offered st daughter
W oe ter 'nick .ate Oa the owner'. health le
paw posad he wham Ww n.
(Myer proper! es 107 ,.ala
Por all par; !aids• seem write
not EV J. W wet rroock•imet.
Ooderkb.
1r .t
R SALE. -IN THE CITY OF
OALT. a voter,tors •ltd eyeht-room
welWrg• Mick building: 0 erything up to
due. ibioo good cosh trade. For further
par tau at. •pel) to to •[ ti. Gem. 011. 07 Im
ftrOR BALK OR TO RENT -A TWO
`- stem frame hour, with eight rooms and
hitches; hand and .art wear. &Situated on
1tr41ge street, Drat U T 1 ..t.Uon For part apply to EDI! .\RD 81.10. Elgin
+ 71.50. (61111
R RALE. --GOOD BRICK HOUSE
wad -eves mere. of land for sole In 8.4t -
variety Geed bank barn with .tone .table ; large
variety a .telw fret'. and apple oroaard
n ever-fal.leg rimming • ' Ing Hence L. la err-
el.w. repair. An Al Pisa, for a lame for Say-
ers.eFrtartherycnitular.apply to WILLIAM
we
MARDEL on the pprea,lw. or adders R. R.
Na L Odrleb. Ont Mho
FRMS FOR SALE.
Two ard.clas. farm. In McKillop. 100 acres
each ; two mils from 97.101th ; good bund-
ing>. ; oboists farm.. Will be rid separately or
T. Apply to PROCOFWT. KILIARAN
COVER Oodufek. VI-tl.
PUBLIC OOTtcs.
THE GODERICH ELEVATOR AND
TRANSIT COMPANY, LIMITER
The amend geared meeting of the shee.-
holdersMt Elevator and Trani
Company.
asT, will be hold to the roam.
W ore the nk. North street. Goderich.
on
WEON.K•1DAY, MA 1" :tad. Geo.
at 13 o'clock aeon. for the olootinn of director.
for the en u111 )rte end the 1,.ma.iJou of
any other Lu in... (net may prey„. l7 be
brought beta.., the miscues.
O. L PA RsION:a.
8e rotary-Trea.00er.
Uailer4ch..t pill 1:dh, tele .0-A
OUSR14.11 INDUSTRIAL h$
1.14.-9&4. S0(.-
VTAZSDINO FIELD CHOP COMPETITION.
ION)-
I'al,l I%('I 1I. (10VCRRar'T 1a IRS.
1. 1 oo.lw•tnioo 1. in (tat.. Fl. Id. for com-
petition 111 .t be not 1.•w thea rive our more
than [went) 'We?..
Coate. tt•.r- ran make only one entry in
ooc Soca-tr. ,.u.t mud be or become membra.
now of It c lied,rseh In(lnwr(,.I and .\grlrul-
tural Society. and nel.tmost not be mon thaw
eft.en mile- oven a solemn!.
Net las- than ten 1ntrle- tan beaecepd.
oil the Sutwntnteudtnt mu-tt be mottled not
later the. ,11.> 14. 19111
1 - Evan!! for Ind... Mind entries. to be ob-
tained hear tb secretary. meat be tilled in nod
returned to him ea or before Mayas 1. 1110 to
be forwarded to the Department
J. ADk1M FOWLER.
S.erei cry .
1'. 0.140X 171. Goderieb. O.
110 WN OF GODERICH.
1 PUBLIC NOTICE.
w sed after May Id all dogs meet wear
attached to • collar • Oodorteb dog li.wn.e tag.
In accordance with Bylaw No 14 of 11.7.
Aa) dog running at hinge control to the
eosin.* of the bylaw may be captured.
killed or otherw(..e dieposed 11.1.
Ap you dhtwai•lIed with your present loom
(Mair wl.11 to moire t We ere the perWr to
Mark n n ea to where the1. a home table
�a
Ig re sees• town proper. for le r Our .y- AOR SAL!':.-CF.DAR•POS1hi, ALSO
tem of sole excel. all othefele
We will deal L. µes t-. ,bier's Apply W. T. ItIDDELL
boot -try and honorably with yon, sod it we Aebora. fid tf
tail to ger re.ult4 we wu1 not ask yo.dnr one
cast. When you are no town give to a call.
You are cordially welcome. We are at your
.verri for t0 moist toll,
We care not where your property i. -11110•ed:
we can 1111 it just the vane.
14 -member the .pnt. Jost oil the 8.4o.n;
O'NEiLL & COMPANY.
The Real Estate Peoplie,
North street, Goderich.
hand mane. W. L. TAYLO/1, Neth ststraw
CARDS OF THANKS.
SINCERE THANKS iS HEREBY
.■'ended to friends and neighbor. for
the4r toed aeaMtan.* and ernepathy In mre-
mot
-
ttbereavement. JAepcCLACHERTY. Te
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Miss Chandler. matron of Alexan-
dre hospital, has tient {a bur resigna-
tion to the board of hospital trustees.
The Meneeetunw Ciao Club has re-
ceived • Tetter from Lt. -Col. Comhe,O.
C. 161.6 Battalion. thanking the Club
on behalf of the officers of the battal-
ion for the minstrel performance given
at Clinton on the nth inst. The net
of the performance were
)Hadi, the amount being added to
the funds of the iattelioo.
NOW f
IS THE TIME
A YEAR FROM NOW MAY BE TOO LATE
Young man, enlist t oday with the 16I st BATTALION
-HURON'S OWN -and help in the great fight
against the enemies of liberty.
Information as to terms of enlistment, pa) etc., cheerfully'
furnished.
Recruiting Office for Goderich and district in Horton's Block.
The Square, Goderich.
LIEUT. HETHERiNGTON, Recruiting Officer.
T
ALL PERSONS HAVING FURS AT
the Mandel t.noery, eakMs4 ase er
wrested to tali for them oe or teem Thunder.
May 1411. If not. mer nett b .Md at pale
sevum. H. B. MAEDEL 00.11
1.1AIRGOODS.-MRM. A. NICHOLL,
Nero., strrelle prepared to do .11 kind.
halt work madh
e em nut hair r combing..
• ad u des Mfr tr orders rientitio treat
assn. cleaning etc., and Mao hr for oar toilet
ler
ter Weems Herbed and Mt(
plANO TUNING. ,
W. C. TAYLOR.
loath street,Aed.T(ea. P.O. Boz 1112
Higher tevUmonW• in town
Tuning In town. Vitt(); outside work accord
Ing to AMtaete.
ENIGHT, DOCTOR OF CHIRO-
g. ha. opened • peennent of -
ss
f-
at W re.idenoe, darner al Nobe street
and Cambria tart. Oren hems: lite I1 .. m..
ta s p a. and T to f p. a r3. Meilen tree.
Left Mtteedant lYlls
NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC
Hiving been desirous of enlisting
for some time past. I balee finally
succeeded in making arrangements
with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J.
MacHwan, manager) to take over
and carry on my cartage business
dnridg my abeeetl e.
I have therefore signed up with
the lfilst Battalion for active ser-
vice overseas, and i would respect-
fully solicit from the public gener-
ally. and from my old customers
particularly, • continuance of their
vistaed patronage until snch time as
I can again resume my occupation.
Any husiocss affairs entrwited to
their care during my absence will
therefore he thankfully appreciated
by Toe. Telepbooe all orders to
'phase 44. ALFA= 11. JAI'if8. 11.114="
ALEX. Me1C�iZIE WRITES.
How 11e Artillerymen - March -Sane -
times It Is a Tough job.
The following letter bas been re-
ceived by Ntmbriek Me1,5:is, of AM -
field. from his bewllhr, Ale:.. who M a
driver in the let B, mettle. C. l'. A.
(first Canadian oouungeut )
Pleader.. March It 114*
MISR R0IIY,-1 think 1'11 just drop
you a few ones the night just to let
you know j'es well. as usual. I hops
this finds all at hole in their mural
health.
There isn't esu.:b news 1 can tell
biyou. "Apra* la glsorre !foie"s (that' •
t of Frond' ;everybody known -it
rueaos "atter the war is over") I'll
tett you all about it. We bad • little
trip away from here lately and are
hack .gam now lo our mum wbere
we've sport • good piece of time. We
had a few different marches' of it, com-
ing and going. la's kind of nice to get
ou the march again. Yee have a tine
appetite and are ready for your blank-
ets, too.
1 think I'll tell you-ometbing about
the match. You have to hustle around
if you are starting in the morning and
gat the borers watered and cleaned
and fed, end it may be in the mud and
rale. tun. tl.:metimes each mut takes
his uwo rations in his haversack and
sowelinset the basad • nd rations and
canned beef are put In a sack on a
wagon. 11 doesn't take long to har-
ness
asnets up after bteekfsst, but it takes
quite a while to strap un all the kit.
The dr leen and mounted men gener-
ally roll all their ►pare undershirts rand
,tuff and strap them to abs back of the
.addle of their riding -horse. You
step your saddle blanket for your off
horse andour other sleeping blankets
on the back of the off burse. Beside..
you haws two nosebags and water
bucket and rubber boots and cape to
hang on your saddle. This all takes a
lot of tinta in the mud. especially if it's
windy or raining. eo you have .to
hustle. The gunners wrap •11 their
kit up in a rubber sheet anti -strap it on
the limbers. Besides, there is spare
harness and the day's hay and some
oats sed elides (?) or pots and all kinds
of junk on the limber., too. eo that
with the ammunition there is • good
load if the toads are not good. which
they gene' Ally ate. We h+ldly ever
go off • walk on the w+rcb and one
day when the toad was Innen hard WEo'egi(DAY, April lit.
and slippery with is little snow on top occasion. An opening chorus by the
the horses having uo corked oboes Band was L.Ilnwed by a dialogue er- Mn. Bradford. of lioderich. visited
ooeld hardly stn 1 up so we }fast titled "Mother Goose and Her Flock ;" friend. here •t the weekend.
1teweeiedalooRtill1 rhiapsdant- You recitations by Urea Ramsdell. Elsie -re" is visiting
has nese =.10r411=14,1= igttr, Vgro �yrn-�t FjpMt at S . orasDoffibis sank.
lftIIQ IfaaM, M� and ds►eRbw tress
rlsear►s •big nein oft nee 0sbooldeTS, log by label Edwards. 0,0 •hn solo , .Pr's ea itibg brigade u Su afford forEast
CHURCH NUTEM.
Mr. David Nicholson, of Cornwall.
Ont., will officiate as organist In Soo:
church the n.11 two Sabtatbs.
1be Presbyterian Synod of Hamil-
ton and London will meet in St. An-
drew'schurcb, Stratford, on Monday.
April 24.
The annual convention of the Huron
County Temperance Alliance will bs
held in Wesley church. Clinton. on
Tuesday, April meth. lhere will tee
two •eeano4., in the morning at 1u.:1)
o'clock and in the afternoon at 1 Al
In Knox church. Rater services
will be conducted morning and even-
ing by Rev. Geo. E. Roes. The sacra-
ment HWatson f both Batter
of baptism will be edminietered y,
at the morning service. Parents with liuserr1pb7, who bas obeenthe chty.en ss nne
their children are requested to mesa sea draft of 11x1 men to proceed oyer•
Mr. Row In the vestry at 1U.4.. I seas shortly On behalf of the choir
Mr. Jos. A. Campbell hall been ab- Rev. 1, B. F utberingbani presented
(iunswr Watson with • Id piece and
pointed superintendent of the Brptiet
euoday school and )jr. Gordon Drink- chamois pouch. A montes! program,
welter assteta01 so ntendent Theycon.IMing of .lections by the choir
have already commenced their new .and songs by Mr. G. 1. Parsons. fol-
lowed, after which u luncheon was
duties. served the company.
THE LADS IN KHAKL
?4r. A. H. McLaeblfa. of Stratford
who was acting manager of the Oode.
rick office of the Bell Telephone Oo-
foeeeverel months. ha, enli■ted with.
the 64th Battery at Guelph. With two
other recruits from Koo: church
Bible class of Stratford, Mr. Me-
Lacblio was honored at a social event
on Monday evening of this week.
On Monday evening of this week the
choir of Si. George's church assembled
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Watson, \Vest street. for the purpose
of honoring • former member, Hunner
North street Methodist church will
have special Good Friday and Faster
services. Rev. W. K. Hager wt11
preach on Good Friday at 11 • m. bith Batley v at Guelph. Mr. Dickson
Subject, "The (Shadow of thin ('row." is • li,derich "old boy.- a brother of
Easter Sunday: Morning subject- Mr. Ju Dickson of the county -regi. -
"The Holy Spirit and the )Leen Lord ;" t, y office.
evening subject, "The Light that Cast -
the Shadow of the Crow." The young wan referred to in the
North street Methodist Epworth following paragraph from The Strat-
League held its annual business meet- fcrd B•wcon it the son of Mr. and Mrs.
ing and election of officers on.Tueeday
everiog. The officers for the coming
year are as follows : lion. president,
Rev. W. K. Hager ; president, Mr. .1.
H. Johnston : 1st vice-president„ Miss
Mr. Albert Dickson, - late of the Bank
of Montreal et Ottawa, hey joined the
A. M. Kay. formerly of (rode ieh:
Stratford loses another popular
young man in the person of Archie•
ay, who left this morning to report
for duty with the A. M. C. et London.
Marjorie Aitken ; 2nd vice president, Archie is widely known throughout
Miss Rhoda Cooper ; :1cd vice-presi-
dent, 1)r. Heilemann ; 4th vice-presi-
dent, Mr. A. M. Robot tson ; secretor y.
Mien Rose Aitken ; assistant secretary,
Min Doris Megaw ; treasurer, Mtu
Allan ; pianist, Mr. Victor Kerslake ;
assistant pianist, Miss Reta %Vorzeit.
The annual entertainment of the
MacGillivray Mission Band of Knox
churebis an event at which the little
folks situ to entertain the older mem-
bers of the congregation, sod for this
reason it cootioues to be an event of
exceptions) interest to ever y family
in the congregation. 'l,bere was a good
attendance la.t Fsid.y evening and
all present thoroughly ruj led the
program which was provided for the
the city and is the only eon of Post-
master and Mrs. A. M. Kay, Church
street. For some time he has been
emplcyed in the Perth Mutual Fire In-
surance Co. and although his many
friends w ill regret hie departure from
the city tory will wish kiln every
success in the new field he has chosen.
Mr. Healy, the new Mader and vio-
lin soloist of the Stewart orchestra,
will appear in several nuwhere at the
concert in North street Methodist
church on Good Friday evening: Be
cute to hear him.
DUNGANNON .
PERSONAL MENTION.
Yr. Tho. Hart.. of Deaver. Cot.. a rating
1. toe,.
Mr-. .2. L9weoe sad Ma. l.aewn re ',ion-
ise •I
io -
ise•I brow .
111.,. Mario, and Lillan Fraser will ..pend
lute at'ro.0 to
Mae Ruby rttuddart has taken • pretties In
P,r.e.'. boo& .1,..e.
Mn. Pied W. !sty le away nit • shit at her
old Lome •t I.an•1ag, Nish.
Mr. J. ('. Mecham*. alt ().ren Sneed, Tinned
the o4 keine bre lar week.
Mo..• Annie Stoddart and J...le Foster will
aper d E.,. et alth /Ae_d. oil Detroit.
Mr. I) Mael11na4, ele.k or ale county
('ourt. a. on the ark lid (he wee*.
Mr. culeton returned Wt week from r
three munt1e visit to her nee at Clinton
Pte. r rm.' A. Wanes •pent the pot week
on u • 1.4.03 rea•U,04 u Burs. Palls
Mr and M.. J. H,Jek»M.. will mead W
La -ter holiday. at Mr. Juhn.loe's old hems at
( 01lwRwood.
Mr.. Carrie. Cambria read. has returned
house after a .la1 a ell. ural wets. at Leo ten
end ole r point...
Mn Ellen Sellar. kite returned from les-
don. where Ake spent the winter with her
dangbter. Mew Jae. Loot.
M•. 0. W. T om.on •eturn..l I..4 week
from • .I.41 .d+eesrsl 113041111. will 101.4i.e. at
1111.io and Brantford
Mrs Wesley Foche. r^d two .Itlldree. of
('histo, *re vbiuug et toe bosun of the form •
er , parent-. Mr •ted Mn. J H. Prondfoot.
Rev. O I:. Ross is in Toronto thi. week In
at trn.lutee lal a mewling or the tested of foreign
tuts. ion- of ler P obyt.n.a rhnrch.
West Shore Railway t.itigation.
The action against the Toronto Gen-
eral Trusts Corporation is proceeding
lIowly hut making prowler. One
trouble was settled easily. It appears
some years ago the question as to the
payment of the ten per cent. was before
the court and an order was made shed
as to this payment.!• this order 1t was
also declared that the payments the
Corporation had then mode were right-
ly made. 1t is now charged by the
municipalities that they were not
properly made. When GAN was set
up io the present suit the solicitors for
the Corporation objected to it on the
ground that this had already been de•
cided by the court, and en order wile
made refusing to allow tbi• to be set
up in the present suit. As Kincardine
and Huron were not parties to the or-
iginal order, Mr. Malcomeon contended
they were not bound by it and appealed
from the order lately made. The ap-
peal was_ allowed and the point will
now he fought out in the action. Had
thie not 1 een done a eonaidrtable Walt
of the p.a[WPM smndeby the cowpony
would net bare be.n inseetigaled in
the present action. Itis hop -d now 1 .
go on 'with ter &coon. -Kincardine
Repot ler.
The Scotch Store.
A e21aoge of . dv.rtiwment for *t).
Millar & Mon eerie to ha -,d 100 lair
ft r this week's issue. Attention •
and the moeeseent of TOUT hot -see Helen Howrie. • trio by Alice Nairn, Rev. H. )Villi ,ma wears a her
makes it eat is more. Y,tsr knees get I1wrolby Marshall and 'Vera Latimer, PD1 called to house -furnishing .reyuisitrs
cram , wed robe. tile', when you iesenile these dart. A young son ar- inti nre,led nest now et hone. -
not used to 1,, but you c00 61 that by Loll sa.od r'Marguerite King,Lymburner rlveaf Tuesday of this week. t'.,ng,at. stein tg time,me si.n nit Nalrn'•8cue
getting a guuner to spell you O`1 and two choruses and five dialogues, and r ulMi.. 1 . lin drums. ()median oileloth4, carpets,
irks a walk. II I Mrs. H. Bellamy has returned from curtains, nut_ The !botch Store bas
%1 a got along pretty well this time, f melds of songotion he(1.' five
w1rhe ove er Godrrich, where ebe spent some days every Nine in carpet .yuares in axmio-
but we've had some miserable ones. 1 $*4. a portion of which will form a 1 with her husband, who is in training .,ter, Wilton, Brum.els and tapestry,
When we matched trntu Valc.rtier too'contribution to the missionary funds )))eaves bought helote.the hie advance in lost
Quebec we weir wll night in the mud; of !fres church. The select of the en- DI r. 'C G. Allan, township clerk 1"M. and now offered al keenest prices. An
mud rein and soda, k that a1 times 70'1' tert•innlent was due largely to the tin- Ashfield, it away on a bootless trip to rally inspection is recommended, as
couldn't sect this pony aheadof you. 'tiring effort..effort..of 11i,N Peterhorti, looking after his lumber Wiggins, the mane of the linea cannot 1>,' purchased
All-night marches MX! "00 NAL- bat � (ai fol president of thr:llission Band, interests there. agnln.
• night march in rain on • dark night ,,,cit.„ the able Assistance rendered by A overtoload of
hat Friday young people
n •rove to
is mighty tough. The battler it rains her co-workers. Mies Irene Saulte and K
the sleepier you. feel,' end lois of fel- i Mise Adelaide Nairn. take in an entertainment entitled "The
lows do sleep. Their is no excitement Minister's Bride ' They all report
to keep you awake and if you happen being highly pleased soh the play.
to have done a picket the night before • The M. C. C. Minstrels. Mt-. John Savage arrived home last
the motion of'a horse just rocks you to The Clinton papers comment farce- Monday from the \Vest, where he had
'deep. A fellow often thinks shout ablyon the minstrel rerformence put spent two weeks. He reports a seer -
what a g. 1d deep he will have when on ithat town on the nth inst, by the city of farm help' and an nzeie17 among the fmrwen owing eto
tbe march is over. and when it i9 oder Menesetung Canoe ('lub of Goderich.
be doesn't feel sleepy at all. The News -Record sacs : 'In the the lair spring and lack of help.
Well, it is getting late, so I'd justevening w grand entertainment, under The following are taking in the Ems -
close. Riddle. 'Write soon and tell me the auspicee of the officers of the 161st, err excursions : Mir Lulu Stotbers to
about how you are getting on at school;Elora ; Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Sanderson
was pot on in the town hall by an rum-
Your
give all the other news to. tear minaret troupe from Grdericb. It enie Mr. and Mrs. B. Crawford l to visit
Your loving brother, was exceedingly laowh-provoking, *asfriends at Tornow Mr. and Mrs. F. Ro1N.
At gx. very much enjoyed by the good crowd %V hyrd to t3eaforth, and Mr. Fss
preseht and was considered a fitting to Amherley.
Too Liberal with Her. ending to the day The proceeds, 1 ttOM0T110.-TDs sad newt has ar-
rivedSamuel H. Church, resident of the amounting to about $1:,10, will be used ben that one of our Drove boys,
D Alfred Steele Ileo. 4:1111111, has been
Carnegie lontiuur, said at a luncheon for recruiting purpoeea." officially reported killed in action on
in Pitaburpt. apropos of certain war - April 11th The poling soldier was the
atrocities: "The excuse of these aired- The New Er•says: The Menesetunw son of ('Dilip Steele. Snd concession of
itiee reminds me of the miner bride- Csooe Club Minstrels, of Ood.rieh, sonofAshfield. The sympathy of the coin
groom. A ynung miner got married played to w crowded hoose on Thurs.munity goes w the bwtraced family in
and for the first week's houeckeepinw I day evening lent. Col. Cnmhe made • their so, ,• affliction.
few rewarks before the concert started, Mir t :u1dM An ... v -Ker. t i. (CottonC
thanking the •lub h. present and h.. When a week's leave of ab.encei
stating that the Club had none down during which time be will visit Ham -
here to play so tbwt the expenses ilio•, Port Port Toronto and
might go towards the mobilizationWhitby. During his .day in Tor -
expenses, incurred by bringing the onto he will take in the "tioys' work
soldiers here that day. The program convention." a department of the Y.
M.C.A , and also attend the Easter
session of the Library Hoard Assnr-
tall.,n. Then. will 1'.• no serviee ie
Erskine church on Sunday owing to
his absence.
ANNUAL Mick -rim°. -The Dungannon
branch of tbe Women's Instittite will
bold the annual meeting for election
of officers on Thursday afternoon, 27th
In.t.. at the usual hour. After the
election of officers has taken piece A
business meeting will h.• held. A hole
i. beim ,eked for 1(..I ('roes work, II \I.'[INft.-A the tertnr7 Blyth. nn , .n
6 dna, April R to e t i Hawktn- •.at
also • bale for the 1 hildren'• Aid Mr..bswkre.adatytblrr.
Society. Any person wishing to eon
tribute articles for either of their
bales will please leave them wt the
village poetof ice. M1.. J. McNah
will take the topic for the month,
"Our Flog and What It Stands For."
which will be diec.eoed. Ever mem-
ber who can pnesihly attend i, re-
quested to ha present. All the ladies
of the surrounding neighborhood are
cordially invited to attend thew. meet-
ings. _
expenses he gave his wife the good
round sum of 91. The girl, to his sur-
prise. accepted the dollar cheerfully,
and that week they lived abundantly'
enough, •Ibeit plainly. So, for the
second week, the miner doled out only
half .dollar. 'l hen his wife wept for
him. 8betold him what she thought of was well rendered and the end -men
his meanness. The house reverberated kept the crowd in good humor while
they "pulled off' the local hits. The
quartette wosk in several of the .ones
was splendidly given and Mr. Cooke
made • fine "centrepiece," es one of
the end -mer. called him. His solo,
"When 1 Dreamt of OW Erin,- brought
forth loud applause. In the second
part little Mute and Master Martyn
got heart)' applause for the Highland
fling and sailor's hornpipe. Mr. Mar-
lyn, of Goderich, ala. gave •n Irish
jig. The dancers were accompanied
by Piper Young. who also gave • pipe
solo. George and Henry had • new
line of chatter which kept everyone
.mused. The concert closed with •
Southern sketch, "Night-time on the
Leese,' in which four couples gave
the old-time cakewalk. The club
orchestra greatly assisted the singer*
and chorus.
with her indignation. The miner, in
the midst of the storm. clapped on his
hat and 'talked out, muttering: "I
see what's the matter here. i spoiled
ye the first week."
" AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION MALE OF HOt'MRHOLD
rl'RNITVRI: AND mos ISRINO:i
8.3 HARDIN()
will ease ter ser by pobil sect ion at 1.6...s.,
deer, at AMrew'• .11 1.1, 0
W90SI7SDAT..CPRII. R
-est 1.1 1 u'rlook
mtem�ra� .4..'•nd, mlrvor sop ,tr•o...r
bed. Wend. finished In e. inlet. side
b meson: � mattrew.
yam. evades carper,
mss) Ib-therrAAmmild widest ( 24,1•. or
w�wty�� kmra i . ersl =, , .. tsar. 1 wals54
ehlgbsrw p Al•wwel: 1 saMg•ev�•Msw/
dMgalt
table. 1 amen w5taet-
I makes
tabr • makraee�kw7e a b
NP s (tlNdretAlj 1 F 1 I:bt&erand
%Leine sssea, Weida. sesfales, piss,
seeds r IM.
-area Crewe Anew dove sed
piffle, I masegne aide beaed s Metre t.
riffle. �0ts� Iron, 1 rest Lnbeetee 1r.s.. sM
to ..., ate Mow(imam i i.. , eteaesir vision, the market •fforde, prepared
1 ft..., at.
war a baa(ges wawa "climatic
00 the scientific principle known as
.s: iratlss, ea w fete WI wawaiwsaAty of "diatetic blending."
s•e1s eeaesfry of Year favorite dish, as you like it,
Is pd c.-ai.s end mammal m.y be am jrtyed at reaeoeable cogs
M r amidst idea) surroundings, whits
TAGs tiUNDRY, lray.0159 ca Lb. Oaaadlao Paei/e.
Amaiseser. N
Attractive ing-(Jar Mervin•.
Probably niothing helps more to
make a railway journey really enjoy-
able than • visit to the "dining ear,'
especially if it be a Canadian Pacific
dialog ear. where the passenger is are-
wred of the highest form of efficiency
in the culinary art, the choicest pro-
' West Shore Railway and the Hydro.
Kincardine Reporter : It will be good
news to the people par ticulatly intet-
eeted in the )Vest Shore Railway to
know that it is to be included in one
branch of the Hydro -Electric Railway.
Considerable work has been done to'
accomplish this, and in • recent ,tate-
nrent of routes laid out to be built by
the Hydro this is included. At 'first
the best the Hydro would promise was
that when they built through Wing -
ham or near there they might be able
to harp a branch across to connect
with the %Vest Shore. Thi 4, however.
would not have been very satisfactory.
However, the route A9 now laid out is
to he built from the main Hydro road
near Exeter. through (ioderichto Kin•
eardine, thus Inking in the whole of
this road..l,,.t .what terms the Hydro
will want with 'he municipalities io-
torewted {. n .t • •1 nettled, hot it looks.
ale if we may y. have a running road
in.tead of it den i horse. No doubt the
road in the cn.l will not atop at Kin-
cardine. P. M.lcoms.n i1 taking the
matter up with the Hydro. He en-
deavored to see. Hoa Mr. Berk wben
in Tocontols.t week. but owing t'1 Mr.
Beck being engaged in the House could
not do so. We trust some arrange-
ments will he matte to make this • go
and see if we can't get something tor
the money the municipalities have
oink in the road
GUNORY'S AUCTION SALE LIST.
Wxnzman.v,A pelt .X .\uetlnn ',le of ho•. -e
held furniture. 8. J. Harding. st Amin e'.
.l reef, proprietor.
MORN.
NILE.
WEDNQIDA1. April 19.
Ntt.e Nonew.-The W. M. 8. 21414
the special Easter .ervie. no Noaday
morning Mr. (gorge and Miss
Lucy Peagan, of Zion. spent Sunday at
Mr. Joe Mc(aan'. .. . Mr. Lloyd Mc-
Cann la employed for a time at Mr.
Arthur Me)�eil'e Preparations
are going forward for the anneal tea-
sosatbsg dad enooert here cm Vkator4a
�g prograes promisee Who .a.
esllent.
l'APIIORF -In Okra... (11 . AMA (20042wwn
see•, awn k to Mr and Mr.. Harry 1 .
Primer, • .Ce (John Neem).
MARRIED.
(1. (1'..2N )11ORRIAli At the Vlmmie .test
Het nodal pae.enace. enw.dne.day. Sprit
ts, by rte. J ►' r ord. Mr Wesley Mr
Leen to Mk. L(IRe Morri.h. d,o7Ater of
Mr and Mn. Witham Mrri.h. both of
(I,derleh
NEW AOVERTISEM
NTS -April 20th.
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