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GODEP.ICIL ONT. FRIDATo AUCipST t t906.
tt 0 ICH STAR has a low
hiculation Hum any othor tiewspospir
his section of the County ot Huron
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Afhere be a SealdOtt of BIVISita*
Vend I In tbe tippet Haim toot.
Vowi Snturtlayk •
N., Dietrich, a; Son have arontly Imo
proved their prepesty, the'fititr Blair
by painting it,
?dervish.: the grocer, tell elf 10bloy,
ele on Tttesday, the unforttinate mete
dent moulting le a dislocated shoulder.
Tho county model school opens on
-Wednesday!, with the largest blase Of
etudenta the school has bad for Malay
years.
The Menlo Leaf lacroese team, of
tan, In that town on Monday next,
Ltrolihr IDirialyi.play the Argonauts.et Qin- 4
Mr. Ed. Book has made considerable
insprovement to the Spence propeety.
on Victoria street.by pruning and ra.
moving several large trues.
The town grader was taken to the
Exhibition grounds on Tuesday.lvrhere
it was started putting the grounds lu
order fur the coming tall show.
The carpenters havo, placed tbe
joists for the floor of the Baptist
church, and ad *won as sufficient
hooka are on the ground, the brick-
layers will start on the walls.
An orderen-couneil was passed at
Ottawa, setting apart Thursday, Onto -
her 18th, as Thanksgiving Day,the,Uo-
verntuent having decided not to hoed
the request of the railway companies
for the selection of Monday.
By a elip a typographical error crept
into Woraelhe attractive advt. on page
4 of this issue, but was corrected ife-
fore the whole edition wits run oft. In
tho Met line of the testimonial it
should read "No. 20," instead of "$20."
The Canadian Pacific Railway an-
nounce they will estilinish a new train
service between Montreal and Vancou-
ver that will cover the entire distance
in Ott hours. In addition to the present
service two more trains will be run
"Ailyrink of the Ooderich Lawn Bowl-
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ing Aesociation leaves tomorrow to
take part in the Toronto tournament,.
It will be a strong rink. and will no
doubt mecca pretty good record. THE
STAR will be pleased to see the trophy
come to Goderich.
The Collegiate Institute, Public and
Separate *wheels, reopen for the fall
term on Tuesdey. Principal Field
asks that all pupils for the C. I. be
present on the opening
-ay, so that
the work of organizing the classes may
not be delayed.
The 0. T.11. has bought the lots cor-
ner of East street and Maitland Hoed,
from Dr. W. J. R. Holmes. The Co.
has mode the purchase f or the purpose
of using the lot as a freight depot,
widen ehange will .eanete many altern-
tions 1M'OUnd the station.
The grass on the Square is pretty
well burned up, which seems a pity,
When there Is plenty of water at hand,
with hose and a gurdener for its die-
tribution. The charm of the Square
is its grasny bed, and it is to be re-
gt•etted that this charm has been care-
lessly allowed to burn away.
it had been given out that there
would be through ears to Toronto hy
the early train on Tuesday, but at the
station none bad been set apart, so
there was notch dissatisfaction. Dur-
ing t he day agent Lawrence received
a telegram granting the privilege,
w hich is ad vertimed in another column.
Worsens are kept, busy in the var-
ious branehes of their business. Last
week the firm received additional or-
ders for two red-hot Huron furnaces
and two pliimbing johe for Col. Young,
one plumbing job for Mee o'Neill.
Trafalgar street, a metal ceiling for
MI110E11'14 dry goods store, and a lot of
other work.
Trig HT A lt has received many com-
plaints of boys coasting on the side-
walits, and personal oluseevation as-
sures ns that. tho complaints are not
found:it I unless, On those streets
where there Is a decline the nuisance
is very had, and enust be stopped or
many or the new walks will be dan-
gerous ones to travel on.
Laet week Provincial ()mutable Min-
im was called to lateknow, wheie he
found A. McKenzie in a serious con-
dition at the home of Hugh Finlater.
I t seems that on the night of Ross'
wrestling exhibition Angus Nicholson
/Marque' McKenzie and seriously mat-
t rented hit». 'rho case has been report-
ed to Crown Attorney at Walkerton.
And now we find business men tak-
ing short cots through the Court
liense Park. Foot paths will soon be
found in every direction, and the most
beautiful spot in (hullo:fell destroyed.
Merely there uthotild be some authority
t o stop people taking whoa cute. The
Witt fling signs are of little or no effect,
and an example should be nuule au a
deterrent.
Thureday of last week, while Post-
mester Gen was journeying out to
liarrilink's Park, his bicycle got from
N811.14)1 and ran against the
abutment Of Maitland kwidge. The
force of the concussion wart no great
tO valise mita In face and arm, re-
quiring 13 re itches to ele.,0 the wounds.
The latest news about :he Fbatmaster
is that he Is doing very well,although
his wounde are still very serious.
The Heptember meeting of the God -
erten branch of Worneri's 'Institute
will he held at the home of Mins A.
Andrews, Hayfield Road, On Thursday,
Bent. ilth. A full attendance is re•
rineste(1,ns members of Bonneville arid
Clinton branch's+ are expected to be
regent. Friends will also he welcome.
['Mem wishing to go in band wagon
alai to meet in fiquare, opponite South
illy.et,Ait.t(2,.iiilninr'negiriilcatki.n,
of Carlow, has
nold a driving three-year-old horse,
fr:orn Mtsaouri Chief. to Jan. fileClunkey
for a figure tip In the hundredn.and the
animal is now owned by It. C. King,
of the King Edward. Mr. Cunning-
ham always breeds the bent in thin
class of horses, and han several of
them in his stables now. He was the
breeder of Coneral Otter's famous
"Paddy,- stir eq (line hero of the Boer
war.
The M Rebell Advocate reports that
owing to the non -publication of the
voters' l int eon rt advertisement for the
township of flibbert, the Conservative
appeals were not heard. and ad; the law
redpuiren 'melt courto to he adverticed.
rind a copy of the paper containg ouch
advertinement cent to the County
.1 tulge, which had not been done, the
whole work will have to he gone over
again. when the result of Antigen will
he much different than it was at the
illegal nitt
We draw the attention of our read -
I ere to the edvertisement of the Dritinit
Canadian thinineen College, which ap-
ream In another column. The princi-
pal. Mr. Farquharson. has lied tong
experience In tmelneee college work,
and in likewlee a past manter in high
sehod'il worie. Any, one who receiven
tuition from thin institution. by mail
or at the college, may be onto ob,
tattling the very hest mantra. L.sst
year two hundred otodOnta of lila re.
(solved good p.mitionextatleodseposk.
Get a progeatnnto wait%
Tun SPAT'S giver/ all the 11011ts,
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'atielItethe nereit ft heittRe: td'AtW' dear
Au own viltraye,„-iveolyed,ofcmutb,
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your ' ticketa teem the teWele tiliket'
office, corner Weet etre,* andlqintret
open Vein 0 In Ill. tO D'11,.kli..; On Wilt
tineM weepy .ancl tronble:by eatueg en
ne. Rate only $2,9Sise •abeVe ti- Oat
$4.0ro On ether dltelr . F1 Pi* lelsAyllrelle/li
Town, TielPilk .A.gen ,
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Tineleaveat mei. iti.. -240 p., in., seep. in.
A• rr ve Torenten.se p. uts r• So P,311.• 5%0°e -1a'
ff. 2o a, in„ 4tuctp, in „ 7.00 p. ni,
arrive Goderiell b2..5 weee west*. tu., n.so pt. au
,Aeurretrin Goon - feeuDgfer...- Hog
farmer echool matee" hetet' and the
ma • t 'end Of thefeenilY
DT el is , ., will jOill
in congratulating Mies A. D. Roth-
Wen, a former ptInil of Q04014011 Pub-
Ile settee), on tee nroSt Creditable rec.
ord in the matriculation elcaminatione
at Toronto University. She eomplet .
ed her Jett ior matricubatien, and stood
3rd n the taco for th Edward Blake
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Scholarship in elaselee and moderns,
2nd in IdarY Melte* Rellolarship in
°lassies, and lst in Om Bloke Scholar-
ship for neederne. Weil done!
COUNTY Menge Sonooes. - The
Board of EXaminers for the county of
Huron met in the Public school, Sear
forth, .on Saturday, August 25th, to
arrange for the session ot the Model
Schools of Goderieh aud Clinton all
the members were present. It was re-
solved to admit attulents to the Model
Sehoole who will be 18 years of age on
or e Ore the opening of the schools at
e e
the autumn term of 1007. Teachers
holding expired third class certificates
will be granted renewals for three
_e
y ars on passing the final exantination
of the Model School in December. The
final examination begins on Monday
Dec. 10th, 1907. The meeting then ad!
fourned to meet on Dec. 24th, at Sea-
ortb. Ggo. BAIRD, Secretary.
BOA.RD OF TRADE. - The regular
meeting of the Council of the Board
of Trade was held in the Town Coun-
cil chamber on Monday evening last,
President Nairn presiding and a Wood
ftroPoetion of the' member° Present.
eport was made of the propo,sition
4ieeussed on Monday laet ' by the Bee-
cutive WILY a repfteentattvir trf an
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amen oan industrial firm whe . are
about to es
Can tablisb a duplicate plant in
ada, and Messrs. Wtu. Campbell
and W. A. McKim were emprewerect
to continue negotiations with the 'gen.
tleman when in Toronto this week.
Several other communientions were
discussed and are to be further consid-
ered la -ter on. Some acconifts were
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oreered paid, and the Council then ad-
journete.
TIME FOR ACTION. -The new cement
walk laid on Cambria Rotul on Tees-
day was to weertain extent destroyed
late the same nighL On Wednesday
morning it resembled a dancing party
from the fopt prints of women's and
own's shoes, the autographs of Pearl
Clark, Mary and WIII. Bell being cut
in the fresh walk with a nail. The
" lad Ws " shoe bad a heel 2x2,1, tbe sole
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being i) incites, sharp pointet , an
evidently made of patent leather.
E• e e f fte th f 11 h f I'
it er o ore or a r e oo s ro ic
One of Councillor Goldthorpe's new
houses was taken ossession of and
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according to the neighbors, a high old
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time spent. The destruction of town
property is a criminal offence, for
i ta d. d d
w e ere s a s n tng rewar , an
bi b th
an effort should be made by the alb
thorities to bring the guilly to justice.
An example cannot he ne e too early.
A GREAT Suceass.-Four of our
juvenile summer visitors stopping at
the St. Lawrence -the Misses Annie
Laurie and Geraldine Graves, of Cuero,
Texae, Edna Garrett, of Detroit, and
Henrietta McCulloch, of Peoria, Ill.-
Id f h id
go conee ye e ea o 0 -
a week a 1 d th
Mg a bazaar for the benefit of the
Marine Hospital fund, and on Tues-
day evening the event came off on tbe
grounds of the St. Lawrence, and was
a delightful and surprising success.
The lawn wes well lighted and con-
veniently arranged with tables for re-
freshments, bouquets, fancy work and
other attractions, Mist* Pearl Fraser.
of town, assisting at the flower
tables, and as the young folks hart sold
over one hundred tickete, the at-
tendaine was sufficient to tax ell the
preparations. Mr. George W. Thom-
son kindly supplied a gratnophone,
and with the assistance of the ladies
of the house everybody was waited on
and the affair passed off without a
hitch, the fancy work being disposed
of to the last article. The finances
netted $32, which it is proposed °ball
lie the nucleus of a fund for the C94111),-
liehtnent of a children's cot in the new
bralpitGl. The splendid effort of our
little visitors deserees the heartiest
rtilite for its unselfishness and the
indly interest they have shown in
the hospital.
Tint OCRAN Hot/sue-This old ea-
teblisited and popular hostelry, which
has been, owned and conducted by
Oapt. Wm. Babb for over a quarter
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of a ..uentury, le now wen and trulF
laid in its new stand, west of where it
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formerly stem . o oeetion seems
to be even het ter than the old, but the
transformation yvhich le being Made
by the C. P. R. down tbe hill will do-
cide thin later on. With a roadway
between. the toundatton teethe freight
shede la in nrogress which may place
ft
the Gileati ouse below the level. The
outside and interior o'f the Ocean
}Immo prenent a very attraetive ap-
pearanee. The kitchen has been in-
etalled with an ufetoelate Huron
Range, and the culinary department
conid not he excelled anywhere Mrs
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Rabb being the euper ntendent. The
dining room has been overhauled ea
has been the bar, new metallic ceiling
and walls pnt on hy Mr. Chas. (J. Lee;
and Mr. Harry Ronson. the artistic
planter, reflecting the greatest posse
lee credit on himself. The bar and
(Myron) and draWers and. other neees-
eery appmetettenees are of qtrartered
,
Oas and of the most tnodern design,
being manufactured by the famous In-
Wrier Hardwood Company, of Berlin,
which 19 a guarantee of excellency.
The toilet and sleeping apartments are
comfortable and airy, a feature not
found In every hotel. The whole our-
rounding* are of a toost inviting na-
thee, and will be much more so when
the great public storks in the neigh
hothead aro etatipleted, and (ISM.
llabb is to bo cotkratulated on the
taste and good itulgment he hag need'
in the thaeges. WC should aloe taste
that Mr. thee. Iterperlooked atter the
Intabing•whithtnostietbtittber Ocelot
• out* bat the yeti Wit %fiat le going
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.caretollte ewer' and; one firt front,: the
iatterheingteeVett. At't It- Wilton Pettt,to, -
The. letalt ear left .thel trikekt-:4k°11C
,t110. engitte.With lit and'gOIONOverthe
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mettataraedrVitilterwiteallie Oileautrui
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lakiken ' He era* tenderly hreeleht
gionitelt wat to
ba-ck AO. tOWB9 fhae a De nu ter
rereeh Medleel al A all 4
looked aftetethe ineered Mere .
PROrpeget NEW INDUSTRY. - The
Executive of the • Bard Of Trade and
DP filar 'reW11 DOiltelll hela e.
Imenabere -- - . - - .
jeint Meeting en fiettirdalt in° ft
lest to diseaee with the eepresentrnahlinVe
clue, isavIenA04mlaenribreasnutlerhmjbothitetIrtobulsof.
items jui• °auto, a _proposition foe
their leeetiort lo tioderieh. Tbe
gentleman waa driven around town
that merning, and saw the lay -out and
'
the possible railway and lake shipping
facilities and expreased himself as well
Satisfied With, these. Like all business
mete familiar with whet the 0. P. IL
has clone throughout the Dominion.
he prediete great advantages to Gode-
rioh from the inconfIllg of the road
here, His proposal was somewhat
ftworehlyregarded by • those present,
but will be further dteettesed at a sub-
sequent meeting when some further
leformation is forwerded by tbe coin-
pa.ny,
Emmezzeiongter.-On Monday, clerk
A. Berton, of the Hotel Goderich, left
by the 2.50 train. Some said be left.
for Detroit, but no one seemed to
know Mr. Burton having( been busily
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engaged hi in h f th h
8 P.P 3 linage 0 e 0-
tells guests. 'rho management did not
know anything was wrong at the
time, but when, later on, the clerk
was missed, enquiries were made, and
it was learned he was away, having
left by the 2.50 train Shortly after
his departure telegra.ms were sent to
ClintemStratford, Lueanand all along
the -line, and though the train could
not have reached Clinton when they
were sent, no news had been heard of
Burton by yesterday. Shortly after
the clerk's departure, Secy.-Treas. For.
tune, of the hotel Co., swore out a
warrant charging Burton with steal-
Mg $500, and it is now in the bands of
the proper officers for service. It is
said there is' a shortage of over $700
in the accounts of the hotel. Burton,
Wh-o fcame here from Ann Arbor was
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accompanied by a Mies Stockwell; Said
to be his.' fiancee, who also was ent-
ployed at the hotel.
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,on Wedgeidey( Sit 4040 st.'111..r. M.
thugher a ree. tia ea:lett...told, hath r
tkinetkattneeletr, L'. ,tleelisitatt mialthe PletilaVelt
ee . , ug •. 44. op uo ,o... er, ...0 • StO eel
etierga with .4,oeftetiaux the ouwouy
by 40tits feheaelghteettlega.
• on ex„dae,. wee !outdo a. hey et
ten,`-wee,7eleallet,A; -bef' ope- p..4 -yeetette'r,
With *Wailer OMITS and raeeev Ng
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Oeotietedteit *item. Mtile telatittsietu of
ebe ease teeeeeateteete edieemed Ad, de,
gisoa. nu wen -away -lig' 'memo bee
«.A.2- ) el' — la lee --- ' - dr
Ittin''.4.0 Alta, Yll: 5.%avedune$dayongZirdEst.
• Waa cOmmitted to the Pere a the Chile,
rateetIrat r, eeelati-Yeet4ereewgel'014 Pin4g4 bY
, •
Isaac YllllOg* U1011440* who 05llveell
electedtobetried bytatury,afterwardeesk-
ed te he 0,19eits.1 te be tried witkont it,P1,YZI
andpleadeelguiltytesteillingthetthiliennt
•of clothes from a dwelling. Ile wastiefore
His Honor Judge Doyle on WedneedeY
for segtenee, Ilia solicitor, G. TS. Blair.
made a plea for a lightsentenee, claiMini
that it was whiskey thet caused Ids ellen
to cotrnilit the cdTeneee, Hia Honor ad-
dressed the prisoner at some length, tell -
winigiihniomt ttl3taavte hthineletarocutase th"ebevdenwiltteinsktieayt;
should he be brought before hitu again.
The judge sentenced Young to four
months with bard labor in the comae
jail, and informed him that the reeson he
olid t m to t e entre r son
withUhaardselnaclborhifor a lothig Cterm, wl l'a)ei he-
Cause there was no mein in that pinstitu,
ion for au more intuatee at the resent
t Y
rime-
On Wednesday afternoon Edward
Swartz, of the British Hotel, was chariged
before Magistrate Humber with hay ng,
on the 6th August, sold liquor after il P.
ne The charge took one hour for trial,
several witnesses being beard, the wh 1
o e
of whom declared that no liquor was sold
after ti le tn. standard time. There was
a charge against Ir. Davis to the same ef-
f b. h i di i d
ect, ut when t e Mag strate sin sse
the action against the "British," the 11-
cense inspector withdrew the nharge
against the "Bedford." The 6th was th
day of the arrival of the Windsor Regi -
m nt and on the evening of that da a
e ' Y
large number of soldiers were up town,
e•
an in the two hotels named. At the
appointed time the occupants were told
time was un and were asked to leave, but
they were 'some minutes in getting out,
hence the charge, but it was shown there
Was uo infraction of the law.
C.' P. R. Construction Notes.
The fifth girder will be raised today
and most probably put in position to -
morrow, as the tackle is all ready for
the operation.
The track and ground for the
freight shed is being built up below
the lighthouse and extended pretty
close to the lake, so as to allow plenty
of room for cars and freight.
Part of tile office of the Western
Canada Floe Mill 0 '1 .b
r s ompany me een
li d• 1
pu e ( own and teen are digging out
the track for the cars, thus starting
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Itoogoz,--4floo ltateitooken return,
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NTec't.,:rt*I;viito toeide. ity 110,1)00014
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44,805.0 Witco* woo repeeted la Que.!**
l$Stte)- With :the intentioti„ef a.reanging
Seale 'Matterat hut en laatetalay 0Ye.
LOIlipii2i..erielltt 1.4Lellejtia.Lin..libilL„..h.e..r
'...4Q"'". 444. "tt"w".4 l'"4"'''. """1'.
$110 W491111010 to get beck to the, eitt
till litenday. where the fiteleral tea
Oa' ee that AfterneeM Mee, Ileeken
had, beerile Deer health fOreellie thno
t:ttpwItnitbil loont ze Ttootnttnaa,e,an.::
woeldbenent her. but the Ilene Was
net realleed. fleet for the paat few
weeks site failed rapidly, the end Com-•
lug soMewhat sooner than. was °ewe*
ed. The deceased, whe was in her
57tb Year. Was atnuatolvaemotdfmpeaebootinshtlrgi
Eng,. eetteeR
Years eget She is survived by her
hue mete Ana 1 tal i
Olt-n‘r-Yes-an-a--13:4esteollowerout7toW, Mile:s•
Beatrice and lIstte and Meister Ger,
pat oil tOeien. TV uneral took place
rotn t O eituech o, t. John the Evan -
geliet, Toronto, tol It,. Pleasant Cope-
Eery, the casket, heing covered with
beautiful floral tributes. The
Innt4tItunYv friends here of the faintly will
sheeeeek. sympathize with them it)
their great sorrow.
SitalgItfer4:11,3 1 a sw he: ,b -a dA lbeexe.n Hi l le tnodre r sn eoanri 7 oaf
year, died at his home, as recorded
last week, on Wednesday, Mul inst.
Of late he had suffered greatly, and
all that loving sympathy and medical
skill could do were of little avail to re -
lieve hint. The Amend took lace on
Saturday afternoon to Matti Pd eme
tery, under tho auspices of crinvecreee;
Camp Sons of Scotland, of which de.
ceased hi d I
t men a metnber for several
years. The attendance of f I d
r onto*:
and former neighbors from Godee
1 - ee- r- es- se:Jr
Trtige,C)elsbtlif.ytilenpftc't7r7hhOnlitig11"'estve"e'rt"I
in which dee Ala 1
e t d was held. He was
horn in Bn.niTaltire, Scotland, hi 1838,
and coming to Canada settled in God-
-1,
oriel) towns ip where he married Alias
311) soriVeed S tt..te) w(e3orit'b oi nr n 0187. , and in 1883
wi here he' lived
(id hie death. Two sons and two
daughters, with the widow, survive,
and the sympathy of a W WO circle of
friends is sincerely expressed towards
them.
SC tielens.
LeeocceAtfitsjofoffr rTNialas.S_Toeiturtvoileltalgtleoiffizeilin
dowu to'its old level, after the heavy rush
of trade last week. -Mrs. Thomas Joyut
has a d wel ling thinisWfittg_hatanutitaenad iilnutientgar
moving there
of aged men are oin to -ti west ot
the •7011.7f. 1,s.A`elpcjilorunbliird -(11;11(7 ilear:ttutzl,g,i1„..
ter of
Quite a number trout here attended the
wesisling of Mipts.Drontscount, ateCargiU......-
W J
, . anti Aire. ttray attended the funend
of the lute James Tabb in .Colborne,
TH „EARNING
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• -MAPS it ,gtort I touch pt the tecreeee'll due futhu'infeteet • ' '
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l'iiiVes,00 ,Sateerlay,eaceingqtugest Illie
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whit:tarsi& rhawrillec_wlqate, '1,0.,,...",,e_._10- r
odoefeettereargore et', tits uctrIteei e tev-utee,4 u- :, ,
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..',:, ...Nealcele hereby glyert,that e, uilt et the'
APAR Zee • salotee atreari nes Deem Pre-
.200 SI T
tIATIO.NS
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.r.:ST.--Oa Tutalsy, ell the Aquae; betiroca
East:utter 'end- Me Pest Utlieei,e, nest'
geldchaientifeelet Witiv VA 4,1114,4_Pagn q_,IV
etr, iooten ;Amethyst. Meoee Vail ec rcwileyu
byleaWeg at TauSWeir office, •
Itroaxes
Pared aigl that eetdes the e,,spay be bad*.
thloodlee.' and teatthelb9 'hi wog pablisbed•
'intheDentge atteettet la the-hi/men ot Au at,
Ititn.lapikSotikeed,Septemlier uremia 8th, -.1
'Anti teat itt Peratut 'Of payment of the taxes
magi:env ale:Ida-WM be .Seld at the Court
.
' II li '
,v or man mid Cage CoittSeS
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Address ,
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T twr-on. winnow afttruoon.* 1/014 sa'
.a..a etnothIstimelcissa tretween Dv hOwling
green sate n seirstOnsPer,fentetrant_h_,. . hider. r.e,
ectverewa b/leavnig at STAg tonec.. ,
‘Ro.u.e. le tee Tetwe,or godericht on TneadtlY.
the 409thuyefPetieleber,At g o'clock lit the irt
torsion:14
. , ,,,,,' ' . . WM. BOWIES.
,(_300014r of nuren. Treasurer,
TleaenreretOefee. GlotiOrlolt, Alla. loth..190a
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. It A. cantgUlettesen, B.A.
*ANTED' .
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TENDER'S
AUCTION EALH
rererliEGU. - i
' BRITISH CANADIAN
13oorn
Sealed tendere wet bereeeived utieto septette
bet loth. moo, Torlbeecile pre/lege calvni6gIv"
UOTION-AloleGeADGett • AB1,1IPAlliff
oriel .AteltEfe`coirie_riaine Lots lei -1
ran Road . Ty., itibtate wit ii
, .
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ROSINESS COLLEGE
wrreesstbetiimelithattlitteor auttn4d;teett-bether*Dortbert, t2.7•1‘therruhs
Pith nett .....
No tender neesiiisarPillecePsose ' ' '
ze. te jeneteeze, see•y.
gerleh
halt ti011e Of ' WIT lffnits ef the Town Of
oedema, ono 0 meet progressive and boot
bnalnese towns Ontario.
MRS. LOUISA DRYSDALE, Wal offer for
sale by P_Ablio Auction., at the Ex-
.
Cor. "Stange and Bloor Sts.
\
WANTS. •
s_"'BrItish
ohange notolein. the Town of elepleneh, On
SATURDAY 71110PTEMOKR lidi 1900, at Me hoer et
.
, TORONTO.
good oeneral ser-
2 tablockk... the 0..„ described property.
which. 'om its adadrable situation. .6.10iii-
.-
liyANTROATONcE,;-A
, :... emu, small family, ttO washing. alPlur
praittetivegiii. end °Merit:atm:1r advantages,
'Make
te rit. S. 4., MeGaw.
. —
A, firnt otase-hivestment tor any ono
1 king lewd te by being
' ' -
ToposITIoN WANTED. as /Musekeeper by,
ji: unddje Aged, lady; or,woul. care for ola
couple. 4edrese Vox nos. mitelle I. , , .
chance make money
o e to the market, and having an easily
It
worked FAME. .
Tee Farm centains 100 acres, has ebundence
.CODDRICH MARKETS.
No changes In cereals this week and but lit-
tle huoiness.only ten loads I
, .
eret nu, wANTEDeleirl wanted to do irritate!'
Ur 110940v/00-- reaegifY 0 "'tea,' °a '1, '°
commence first or • d week ituSeptent et.
eurtheetiertirelaroaDPIY 1°0116 °Ica- .
ct water two wello and a neveetainv 8 ring
it,,,-..te,'..,,, more igi o .,00,1 num° weth,g,
als*TerOOd Frame eottaTte 252918 feet. 4 goOtt
Banknarn,-42x00 feet, with alar_ge ehed in eon-
neetien.1111226 ' feet, and a good DeivingEouse.
nine or of gt° t'
Ilene belegmarketed this week.
Meal tu o t
a last week's uric and
ea e • • - e6'
Peldtre 14 U anything ticarcor than ever and
-was:Tun-at onea a girt for Dining Room
1'V ork. apply el mrs. a, c. xbig•, ging
ndwarewnotel.
An the buildings and fences (trent good eon.
,,,n. ,
see-
There are 10 mires of bearing Apple Orchard,
a small Pear Orchard, 40 acres In Pasture. 40
climbing in price.
__
Butter is firmer and eggs are getting seam.
Potatoes are selling at No tomatoes at 00e
5 6triRE..„5,13ERDEEN, Neleari St., 10 now
-.I. Oen for summer besiness, lowing
lately 'removed from North St,. Large reel-
dence, ,ennatertelae rooms, first °leas board.
eernaanent or transient. Rates el earring.
• ' '
scree in IlaY.7 spree la Summer Fallow, tho
bahuum ender ere%
The place can be inspected any time before
sale.
TICRIlig.--Ten per 'cent. ot the purchase
lums from Ile per basket, n'iid vegetables are'
6 . ,
Olean.
I P. Andrews shipped a ear of hogs to Tor•
onto'yestarday. ' ,
current wholesale prices corrected
ECM SALE OR TO LET.
::•••••••-•:41vvs","--e°•••"'••••-•-,--"•"-"'"-soeist,
uteney to be paid at time of sale, and the bel.
once within:90 daye or a portion of the pnr-
chase moneY. uP to 24,0M. may manta gtia
up fa noon of Thursday.) -
p,,,, ,,,,_,,,,„ ,,__
Snr-rin- g-.-w-roat"-eiondard vo in to 67
0 76 to 76
ha
filo RENT.-POr the tall and wi re d d
,:k.- -erionger,ifelestred,the popular . an we
known st.J.ttwrence. ert itistureatetreet, God&
rich, sidirimmaned and aquipped as a huge
boaratticamise- ,A splendid chance for the right
toile rived business. kossessIonAiven
person . ..
st ance. Apply for particuiars to to M . C.
seelc,iin. tire preetites!, ,_ .,' . .,
Sa''''..-Wrillirtnr "510,1tri-intritecl-tputnz
ErliTypof Eft Red Outaria Fall Wheat for
mortg4e. with inteeest at a "t7 "awn° • e
tate. The germ win be offe,red eubject to'a re-
„,„,„„,, hid, ..
'°"`".' . '
M,In. nrYStia. le is.determineil to Sell thin pro-
PertY, as nor health Is not .good, and she must
1411/0 tin fayladng. For flintier particulars. alt.
BIY on the nrettlieeS. or to _ .
- ' PutuipPoor, sours & BLAIR,
. ' ' ''''` ‘. :Barrister* Godetich.
--ri --- 0
Rea. UNDRY, Auctioneer. -
Flour er ow[.. te t
E. l P . rii% a 2 50 to .
lOnr, per owL, roily.. ....... 2 20 to
Bran nor ton
' - "" ''''''''''' •" " "20'9 re tow 20111°8
Screenings per tpn n; oo to is
Data new ' ..e„, . e 24 to a
Bexley new o lo to
Peas new 0 GS to
Rye u e.;48 to- ^()
Buckwheat, per bushel
Hay, new 0 48 to •
° °° re
2 60
2 go
gs
o in
0 65
48
98
56
seed. The wheat is bald, with white chaff and
red berry. Ws very hardy and a fairly good
bushel. One
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE
Dtitter, per lb 0 18 to
Pg.gs, itreeht per dozen 0 1.5 .u,
19
10
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Around the Harbor.
.
The steamer Petrie was partly
hauled out: of the water on Monday
. •
for repairs to her wheel. .
A of e is now at work under
gang na n
J. 0. Bogie rebtfilding that part of the
breakwater burned away at the recent
fire at the Goderieh Lumber Mill's
,
mill.
The new lumber mill is roofed in
d b hi i b i fl d '
an t e mac nery s e ng xe in-
side in quick style, making it look as
if the logs in the harbor will nearly all
be turned into boards before the ice
conies tide winter. ,
The present season haft been the best
for many years for passenger tridlic to
this port, the steamer King Edward
having landed large numbers at this
a every call during July and Au-
ort t
P . , . „
gust, and tnis boat s reguntrite in
k in to ite time table has been one
eep g
of. the eonsee of its great pattrag:,
she landed 42 passengers on h r la t
Sunday evening call.
M.J. Proudfoot, with a gang of men,
haa been gathering up the nottet•ial
along the pier belonging to Battle &
Co., the contractors, aml it lOOke KR if
the outside breakwatet will be left as
it is till next summer. Mr. Pt•oudfoot
haa received orders front Ottawa to
run a cable out to the outside break-
ter from which will Jae placed
we .
d
three lights, ono at each en and one
in the middle of that etrueture, as a
uide to mariners entering and leaving
rug this port.
The North Pier reached this port on
Monday afternoon on her return from
Main Station, Bruce Peninsula, after
a sensational sail frotn that fishing
station, the weather being blustery
and the lake a mass of white caps.
The commodore, Capt. Alex. Lawson,
held tee helm and the „„w o
--- ' r'
Walter Turnbull, G. L. Parsons, T. W.
..
Nairn and Joseph Pigott, proved goon
sailors. Harry Sturdy, who left with
the party, came home on Saturday.
They hacl fair fishing, but being out of
ice and salt were unable to bring any
of the four pounders they landed to
Godorich.
0
The steamer Huron arrived in this
harbor on Monday evening, Just three
days behind time. The delay was
caused by the passage in Little Cur-
rent i•eing blocked with four large
rafts of loge, which blockade delayed
many steamers for over two days, and
the Huron was hound in TobermoraY
over Sunday. The steamer had I. fair
liet of passengers and came through
the blow without injury. An Owen
Sound despatch of 27th said no steam-
er had reaehed Owen Sound from
Sault Ste. Marie since Wednesdey Of
last week. Tbe raft 19 the propeet y of
tho Play fair ',umber (lo.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
George Buskin, agent of the Algoma
and Northwest Evangelical and Ole.
?di i f II k I
portage as on. gent.° u y ac now -
LI vie', ),
edges M7.85 contributed in ode
its behalf. Itnprovementn rtre re-
D t f th Mi 1
9pired nt the epo o e se om, 202
It ing St. E., Toronto. and miteh
greater work meld be done were
Christian capitallets more liberal in RP
- - . . .
support fur. Deakin nan neen in this
,"' ork a long time and la well known
"n' Ma faithhil and zealous laborn in
spreading -tile Scriptures and worthy
religious hooka amongst the dentltute
parts of Northern Ontario.
Tbe largest yearly income for min•
Mori work ever recorded by the Me-
dentist Church of Canada is shown in
last. year's figures,which have recently
g COD GU . le ota amount
been i t T/ t I
for the year Is $405,270.23, an inereane
foe the year of $10.538.18. The Item
of legacies showed a decrease. Not
counting thorn, the increase in the
largett (Wee reeeived. Ilt•itinh Coin m•
Kt has been the banner Conferenee In
the matter of pereentage increases,
Atteiniluflet Conference comes second
then Albethe with Hamilton ami
Nettiminilland tied for fourth place.
In receipts Toronto leads the list, with
320.01 with on inereese of f3,25J1 02.
. .
amilton comes next with 454.0mei
The total income le $4M,270.23 and net
itterease . ga.4111.18. Of tbe above
rittionn , Oren& offeringetonteibuted
• Atiti, Epstorth Lcagnes tra,.. ntri
[lusted' $42Ail.14.
1
the last of the sections of the Guelph
and Ooderieb it. It.
The cemeet abutments along the
Lighthouse hill are being pushed a-
heed, es is au the „rk on this se„tion
between the roadway and the lake, in-
eluding the depot buildiug.
The trest le track from helow gamier -
mott's to the grain elevator la nearly
completed, and will eoon be ready for
the rails, and the solid timber used in
.
its conetruetion, makes it a very sub-
stantlai piece of R. IL work.
-
A Guelph dispatch of Aug. 23rd
said : 13y tite first of next mon th tho
O. 1'. R., which has been rebnllasting
the iluelph Junction, will start the re-
laying of tho whole line with eighty-
pound steel rails to bring it into cote
formity with the roadbed of the
Guelph & Coderich line. It is not
likely anything will he done Jost now
-
to improve the grades. It is also un•
od that the contract for b 'II
dersto In t ing
a 0, P. It, lino into Hamilton !rout
(hielph ,Juttetton has been practically
let, pending some arrangement at the
Hamilton end. This will give the
Canadian Pacific the option of cati•y-
ing their Nort hweet grain traffic over
the Guelph & floderich road hom
Guelph junction either to Toronto or
Hatnilton.
On Tuesday Pigott & Co., the con-
tractors on the C. P. R., Nerved an in-
junction on the NVerttern Ctinada Flour
Mill ll k h • I
s 0. to Sul) w or on t e east sit e
of the Co's office and mill chitnney,
claiming that tho work being done
came tinder the terms of the contract
made between Pigott dr Co. and the
C. P. It, As the new line of railway
.,
nictIcallv touches the office nci
le) • " -
chimney, the Mill Co., wishing to have
aver y part of the work well done. so
5 to tnake their property secure,
asked the (I. P. ft. to allow them the
privilege of doing Lii0 WOrk them-
selves, a request that WWI At. once
granted. The tee then pulled down
f th M • i
part o e 0 te s, and was clearing
away the en.rth to make that mu. t
- .
ready for concretin when the law
• g•
stepped in and stopped work, 1)f
txml•ee no outsiders know the legitl nu-
peet of the question, but they all know
that the injunction ntoillIS another de.
lay with work that has already been
too long delayed, and they can't see
why an amicable arrangement was
not entered into with the W4404911
Flour Mille (lo. anti thus stop another
delay.
°mash Papers.
, . 1 ....
rhe elattot»til ming at !Milbank iM
completed and plasterers and paint•
ers ore now working on the Idilver•
ton station building.
All the ronstroetion engineers have
bad very nattering offers to accept
engagements on the Orand Trunk
Transcontinental Rai !we v.
Oinstritet Ion Engineer Orifilth has
three gangs of el teams and 45 men
on the grading work between Milbank
and Meyer' mi, and t here is also n 1,cane
of eighty men balinetitig nod sixty
, _, „ . , •„ „ „ ,
men ; I at, "tying, I Xi ona in. or un.
gang building tins steel bridges.
From Milverlon to Tilyth there ntr
no large bridgen or diefletilt work in
the way of the track laying, and n4
they lay an average of dune mile of
1 ,
track per day, they will no doubt a
in Biqa' in less lh ii nth The,
(In a v -.1 - '
point will be the terminus for the
present, au the rano will not he lahl in
Ooderich until later.
The Guelph and Gmlerich Railway
when completed, will he a gren t lir le
• one of the finent In the provinee
and to the building of It bee entirely
been devoted the beat akin and t r n•
) ga
ieetion that the 0, P. R. possess:am.
The company are rushing the eon.
ntruction work and it will ire emnplet.
ed from Guelph to Blyth, a distanee of
ea relies, in a month from thin Mite,
The regular pacoenger 4erviee .10
now refining between Guelph and lei-
mire, and the construe, Ion train ban
"'wiled Milb`tnk. to which point the
track hen been praetleally eompleted.
The IMMO enbanktnente, I neled ine the
three large brhigen, required to (iftilf
the vallevn and tit rertme between I II -
batik eand.iiitiv`r" will be completed
a,n" ,,,t',,ne `Atm..," '" Miiverten in robont
'°uP'"'3" “10Y0'
,
ae vette for Tim STAR to end of tee6.
Auburn.
25 cents for Tun STAR to Ctld of teo6,
-The Vngli i • I,
O Ammar, NOTItS, • , . SO t bore-
people from here picnicked with the eon -
'rogation of Myth - - We had quite a wild
i, • .
storm on Suirinv night, and 'Joe Carter
got an electric shock.
PURSON A I, - Miss 'elude e 1
0. , f ,,,,, ' I- 1 . 9 rritV rig-
' onr, o s. too oil , visited friend! here
ti • - - lir end Mrs NI • ni •
ree"1/- Y • ' • • • ( k hiil
visited friends at Witightim on
Sunday., Mr, and Mrs. Geo '
. N oung-
hint writ:: ill Clinton one day this
week. S. Searles ViR/4 at Godetich 'rues -
rinv.---Mr, John Taman. sr 1 t
., laii gime o
gr,,,,,,,ts. mi., iind Mrs, Clots, Beadle
and Mrs, Geo. Beadle spent a few (levant
Toront,, show win nowstt is home
' ' - -
from the West Mr. and Nirs. Strad, of
Nil,. yi„iteii friends here miss i illy
, ' ' i f ? ' • . '
1, olitq,,, i et, o 1 lensall, visited friends
here lately,- -Miss I„ Stalker,'of Luck -
. .' 't . i t sit
Doe, N 1st Li a . r. J, Johnston's. An•
other of our Auburn girls WS% married re -
cently i I
„ii Lie peraou of Miss Jennie Min -
kin to Mr. Mugford, of eoiborne. --Me
Halstead, of Godeecti, visited friends
here.
-4.-
Sheppardten.
rattsoN A I,. - -Mr. and Mrs, Nahum'
Kerr, of Nile, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mts. Wirt. Drnham Mrs. Ed.
Dunn Inee Miss Annie N.:roomful), of To
ronlo, is visiting her brother, Will V roo-
man rind sister, Mrs. Sylib, ut present.
,
Muss Bella Green is spending thin week
in Godericli,- -Miss Aggie Hawkins is
among the visitors at T.notito Vair at
present. Mitts Mary Burrows goes to
T oronto this week to visit friends and
i i
'Wein t le Fair.
.
Brief Town Topics.
Labor Day Palle en mottilay next.
There are really too many holidays.
Cameron and Rilimairt halve been
i t I t t II I
tppoin ed sot ci ors o . n• Hovers. gn
Ilank.
,
'I he Ginierieh Organ fardory wan
closed part of this week, for I he am
....ti,,, ,,,,,,,,i, ,.."..,...
" ;" " ' ";'''"m
1,044 RV! it'll.it 11VVflit ing ()woven at
STAR office : Pair ladies' kid gloves
' belt
and a gentleman s .
'rhe Signal this week put in it new
A meriean i i
. ' n.Versal ntess, it nil THE
HT N it is ',leaned to learn of our eon.
',4 evident met ie • t •
temporary I 1 , I ),
(ln M onday night I het e w an (token
row on West. street., near the Chinene
laundry. A window was broken at
I hi, boindry. 100 I 11,,.. twin in ow
neighborhood claim that I he ICariguage
tine -(1 wa,, VIII, ind,‘,,,i.
During Die past week Tug, ST A I
presses lave men tept very busy wit
It i h
vatious pee., flininig 1110,111 tWn thoti•
itand eopiee (if t he Great Northwestern
prise list, whiell will t•ortiprise about
llil PsgPs find 11 'le tiis1111 MO 10111111114 o
ImPer•
Inntead of the nmell roe'', of th.
Temperance Hall being used for th,
Junior room of St Patrick's. as last
., t I e 1 o • 1 1 , q 1 , . - -
yt ar, 1 ) al( I t Mai . in 1.tngp
menu; to tete the floor of t he trig rootri
thus allowing all the robio feet. air
finnet. neeessary for each child. .
Nearly all the stock of the Pair has
,
been movell from tire corner of IA 1:st
mot t•et to Mr. Parson's TIPSY' story, be
., .. „
ween east and Hamilton streets, on
mar,. • 4 f4 at- s o
t 1 e Si • Wilt tr Inifiltiraf I t t
'
m"Tr"w•
I.. Lay in ham accented t he agrory 114
travelling salesman for the NI et'or
mid, mr„, 0 ,, „I .g (1 . „.,
i 1 • eel a ip I 1
- ' - "' ''' .." -
„en„„„ , , ii ,,, ,
"""' ''''''''• ".. W '" "",'",t.. tor roPoo•
sent thin well known imniement man
, .'
nf or, Ind ng firm, a poultoun his eerier
ience flit him for I ,i a high degrt.e.
Don't forget the Islet, bail match a
Agri ii I / 1,
en.. twat. .'ar... on Menday after
noon I Imbor Day:, n hen the Doderiel
town will play a pieked twtm front t In
wl xj•ini tiny fr.• irti yn el,iv•itivite, mr, Ivo nliond glom I itter fat: 1,1
e, , .. ,
%Vv. i oe . Cie at rOlage411 ' (me the tonal
have had on the disiniond thin year
The billowing Is e eted to he th
line II o : 110111,0 a, u Petiteher : Croft
toehe;; not 1st imele :0. mg ingem
„, , 4.
eztlti 4K1Re t MeLittrf Mil% Khort Intyle
third; Jaek Wiggine .lan, Wigging
e arka or Lewitt. flehlere ; Abe Illg
r i Th I iti
g neon, iimp re. OPO p nyera w
rui many otheea an ran get mit ar
milted to ha at the earn fen. practice a
9 o'cloek Monday morning.
yielder. Price et per AlS9, good
Brood Sow, soon due miarrow. '_ Apple io pas
bowERBV, j. D.,,Lat tr,drd con., ocaerich P. O.
yOTERS' LIST 1906.
hi rompAI,ITItoe rue TOWN or GODERIC.II
World, per cord a 00 to
Cattle, expert 4 00 to
Cattle. ordinary and butchers 9 SO to
-
00
60
GO
rpo ftentT.-e, targe.Nreute avrellittg on Net-
JL eon street, formerlY ocuMply by Colonel
Wang. Ternis reasonable. A_ ly to Mr.
Sineeth. .
CouNTY oFlicatosi.
' NoTteir is hereby given that thave transmitted
or delivered to the persoes mentioned in sections
a and. e cif the Ontario Voters' 1,ists Act, and the
Lambs g
, pring 4 00 t,:,
Sheep, fat Iowa a so to
ogs, live weight 7 0° t°
Hogs, dreseed.. 8 75 to
Hams, loorib. ..' .......... 0 GO to
" • ' •
00
ot
0°
00
00
. f -
111griODSIt To RENT.-Furnisiteci or an urn
irs ished, o motile, with ail lumen' 'more,
nienta, COrner of Waterloo St, end 'Britannia
Road, opposite Collegiate Institute. nor panic.
tears apply to Semi., j. MultkoW, Gtecer, Ram-
mon street.' s.
amendment thereto, the.eoples required by said
sections to be so transmitted or delivered of the
liat made parsuant to Said ACt, of all persons
appetuing by the last revised assensment, roll of
the said rauniclulay to be entitled to vote la Die
said municipal' at elections for members of
the Legislative ssembly and at municipal elec.
Bono,,, moo. oirtir:... 0 1.5 to
EtTcli-„, 7 00 to
sh ep skins 0 50 to
Tello,w, roe ed red 0 01 to
Chiogens-barnyard chicks per lb 0 10 to
.. -crate fed , ° ti t°
Beet, tore quartore 0 00 to
15'
25
60
Ot
11
22
00
RopErmins r oR, SA1,E OR TO RENT-
on st, etuirewe ste solid brick it-roOmed
li)use, good cellar, outbuildings, stable, orchard.
On St. Paled st.-teu rooms,. basement, attic, fern,
ace. bath,electric tighting,nearly new. On Quebec
Street-entme, so rooms, stalfie, large tot Also
bagatelle talee, cosi stove, ete.,:les of the
London (Eug,,yrintes inventyyears and Illustrat-
ed London News. Apply to joule oseLv.•
eons, sod that the sgid list was first posted up
in my office, at Ooderich, on the aist day of
Anglia, 19,25, and rethoins there for iuspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
list, and -if any omissions or auy other errors are
found therein, to take immediate proceedings to
have the said errors corrected according to law.
M. 0. JOHNSTON,
CLRRK or GoDERtCk
Dated this 2Ist August, r906. '
Beer. hind Quarters 0 00 to
potAtoe,, II 40 to
Tomatoes 0 60 to
A,,plop 0 26 to
pir,ras
`" 0 25 to
Cattle and Hogs at Toronto.
Weekly Sun Office, Tuesday, Aug. 28th.
tett "Iceaetleeinta"oZ. t'eD zeta°
at
40
on
40
5°
°e-
-151ARM To RENTefor a termer three years,
ueltireasiegteiri„
liae.
while in all othor lines
.12 being Lot li) Den, g, West Wawanosh,
Rood spriog
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
prices are on a roost sat.
istaotory levet, is not cause for surprise. The
Northwest
containing 260 itereil. All in geissa.
creek and good buildings. Prefer to _rent for
ply to W. H. WimoN,
rifiggntiPttt:liret AP .
XTOUNO & ROBERTSON, REAL EsTATE
_e_ AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Dor,reeWng, buying er renting town and farm
Fire Life Insurance. Office,
ls pouring out ite autumn and fall
shipments of prairie fed steers in a continuous
stream. Theso cattle aro not only o0Ming for.
ward in large numbers, bntin prime ondition,
the the being :hove
XTEW ROUSE PPR SAL10.--0,n Britannia
ot w. T. Mtwney a residence.
property. and
North side, Court House Square.
average of quality tho
average of that shovrn in Toronto market. Not
only are these shipments the
../.‘„Reade epee
Apply to G. ie. GeLforr, tastSts
glutting market,
but they are filling up ocean shipping apace as
well. thus
For, BA:IX-The fine brick House, with id
WITS ;Of land, on 13aytleld Road, at pre-
cent occupied by the undersigned. Abund-
once of small !mite, 'such Mt Pears, Idun38.
grapes. ourranta, ow. An ideal place for a
home:ma gardens- It to the best value in God-
midi. and will likely double in price within
fourlyears. Apply on the premises to -J. IL
Meetotleat
W. E. KELLY
WATOIESI.A.RElt, JEWELLER
AND OPTICIAN.
ISSUER OP MARRIAGE LlogNSES
_
and renderin more dinloult.
tr the
handling of c.attle in Ontario,
As foreshadowed last week ill The Sun'. the
price of bogs has dropped again, The buyers
apparently are lowering the prices systemati,
eally, to reduce them to a paying level, with-
out doing injustice by too sudden a decline.
MIN Blookwoll, of Park, niaokwon & eo., seen
that the Daniell markets and the irlsh bacon
markets hove each fallen off this week from
ARref FOlt BALD OR RENT --Lot s, eon.
too aoree
oonEnton. - ONT.
three to four ahillinga. He does not venture
the information as to the future markets fOr
0, E. D. of Ashneld, containing
Els eley loam, Id acres grass. fairly well
fancedgrad arte414" Well anct wind mil"barn
THE BON -TON LIVERY
hogs. This firm quotes hogs at country Points
at Vida:oft' cars hare at $0.80.
-.- --- '-:
40x60, th stone tevennent.greeary and horse
vable 22x3.5, drivtwir shed and other truildings.
House 201,30 wit kitahon and wood abed.
Good eras& Ha f mile from church, schtiol
and poet ee. Apply to et. J. Deem Crowe
P. G. ' , 15-1re
EAST ST., GODERICH.
Thoroueld modernized, good rigs, geed 'horses,
. it
re ade harness. Rates reasonable.
Your patronage solicited.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, Page.
Voters' I,lst Notice -Town of Cmderich '
Seed Wheat -John Sowerby •
FOR SALE., -Two now Dwellings on Angle.
Sok tit. A, comfortable Dwenleg on Pieten gt.
Buil melee' en Elgin Avenue, Rester -St., Cedar
Phone 51 Walker 80 Augustine.
z
Girl Wanted -"Star" Ofilce '
Maid Wanted -Mrs, S. A. McGaw r
Stvand Fine& .
WANTED -A few Vurnitthed Houma or
Fteents, near the' Lakti front, to rent for the
smellier season.
• YOUNG 8c 4011KRTSON.
THE NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO.
FOR GEORGIAN DAY, 800 and MACKINAC ISLAND
Position Wanted -Box 109, Mitchell '
Dwelling to Rent -Mr. Sineeth '
Necklace Lost-"Strir" OffiCe
'
Bracelet Lost -"Star" Office '
-111,01tOnlitTY FOR BALE.- The dosireble
A. ekroperty on Elgin _Avenue( Godeneh,
own aild Osolliged Di' ul% WhI1417. °al
tame nd twel•thiroe of rut sere Of land, wit
aludea fruits. Tte40 hotuse to•heated by hot
water told had 0.1 mOdern inrprovements. A
bare/tin foe eny pe tewantele firsreSagel Pre'
pert at of ' Wendt Oleo. Apply to or Merles
through the 3000 'SUNOS
Steamers leave Collingwood Men-
,
way, Tueeday, Thursday and Saturday
at 1.30 p. tn. Owen Sound 11 p. tn.
(Monday, Thursday tend Saturday
via Parry Sourid, Byng In-
Child's Coat Lost -Geo. Porter ........ ... . i
s Bargain Days -J. 14. Colborne 4
The Old Reliable -W, M. Pinder. . 4
zoth Century -W. C. Pridhatn
, 4
Pal Mantlen-D. Millar Co. 4
'
AFrt Souvetlirs--Worsells 4
all Dress Oceds--tiodgens Bros 8
Dlt. Oft Goderich.
. . ., - - -
*failings
let French River Monday
Residence To Rent -114 nq. C. Beck '
Akflo YO/t E161176, - several handred
eartieSer old neweeeperseor sate. lust the
ragyrnetreti. Appliat
and
steamer only goes to Sau t Ste Marie.
•
Booth Privilege -M 0. Johnston .. ..... i
---- - -
are itimseeleanitig.
BTAR Orenne
. • ,„ ... .. .., . ..
PERSIANS anti PARRY SOUND DIVISION
Stettnaer lenses Penetang days
.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
-PROPESSIONAL
week
2.45 pan„ northbound. Steamer leaves
Is oticen under thin heading to nomadvertis.
ors will be charged 10 cents a ru ening line in
A nov ADAMS; teacher ot Piano, eta
e_•._ Studio, Manic of MontroalBlock. tor'
Tier West Stettot and pillar°.
Parry Sound Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 0.30 a. Ine Tuenday
_ •
Tnirredhy and Saturday at 7 a. m.,
nonpariel type. 12 linos to the Inch; to yearly
°°artacl advevtlsers whose advertising %
ye re in the same issue 6 cents a line t
0080 who make a yearly•contract under this
--..+ .
OENTISTRY.
eouthbound. •
FOR $00, PORT ARTHUR, FORT WILLIAM
heading. and do not otherwise adVertisa, 8
cants a line.
0/%180tellii0itilttba, itril. lehtel _Ifunkatia
stand* At ntnigAnntlit W6dilt4d6Y anAgnoci"
........
and
DULUTH
Steamers leave Sarnia ago p, al,
—
Local Noticed.
Messrs. Stoddart & McKinnon beg
- - .....-...... .... . , •.............. .
.
Afondey, Wednesday and Friday ;
Friday steamer through tn
tf.otraAtiotigmlnhatatfhwa,ttregrkAn the contract
snt.,
.........,„....Alle,,,,,:„....,.....1,..........„....,...,
clitIORWOICIVV, Oelleild Aetelioneter
Ur 900 ton Street Goelorlch.P. O. Beg
nee ,Feenwfarra stook, and ailtligther Wee will
Memo special: attenuate I ' buy _your cm
thwack* of ffielieelleld } arid eta and will PO
spot 06,8h price*. Utak. know:bayou JAW)
tome menyline *woo abd see What I can
-laxotturr,
goes -
Mantle
ATTRAC'rIOIM TOURIST RATIO;
Tickets atte informal:Hon from all Railway Agents,
-.:....------..,7.--7----- -- _ .
and extra eartag.and extetn an I nuriltaitlutO all
Massey-Earris patrons mind friends to visit
thorn at their Show Rooms. By close applica,
lion to business and carefully looking after the
requirements of customers, they hope to merit
the confidence and gripport of the Whole farm.
ing community.
fan yeti. - WitlitelE curioeity
Shott,.00deti ,
BANKING
Meeting Calendar.
''' " ' ' ' ' • s
- 110TELis
„
40............. 11
e„,,
noTegil:lictiTrgneg gg.the Public 2eheel 1)--
rillidg, nuitx :Trt(s...tiedarleti. gat.e..
.1- TROPfififi Yre trAla awl medernmea, A
heir the ve et and, farmer. Best ill.60
acts Oteri.filttirdepyWhera-N. J.,11011,
RIB . prO". . .
The Sterling Bank
OF CANADA
ftegniar meeting of the Collegiate Institute
board nett Thursday afternoon.
negular meeting et the Town Connell on
PridaY evening of next week.
,
' '' ' '
Ins COI -BORNE, HOTEL
HEAD OFFIGE°' .. TORONTO
..........................
Married.
soorr-nnown.--ce Wedlnesxlay, Aug. 29,
TROS. 1/.101INST014, Paoratartst.
.
IOW, at th0 Mance, by Bee, ihts. A. Anderson,
B. A.. Richard A. idcott
..-.-.
Tido to:Write toiblic house, under the
ne* trilltlifitenteht, eiiii . be. conductetion •
modern principles, end the beat poosibIe
InnernOrated be Beeelal Aet of the
Draninitm Perliament to reeteve
ueposita
..,,,,,,,_
to Miss Jennie Brown,
both of the township ot ltiorrht
Died.
RehRine.-On efatimlaY. Mit Illqis the
aervite la *Wonted the &hetet public.
ltlititpittretiAgisiligeaPeetfully 601iiited,•
,.......4.,..,,
Highest efirrent tate of interest
at,
tesidensp Of ber Om W. If. Husker), elti Kin,
etreet_west, Toronto, Catherine, beloved wi a
MAL 11,1109kt:in, Of Roderich, in her 17th year.
STAX0.4torner
gsto
bittotti
Thimilton
MC
ilia
Goderictu
tesei•
'M
paid in our -
.... ..
' IMO ilitilk ilipatiment
om. a • its of St and upwards,
totem t pia nod eoinpounded
IOWA Triat4 li, V OAR. ^
error dna was netted."
D,,,,,...4,,, Luckno„,, on Thttrzday, August,
251M,Itarry Day% druggist, aged et yearn and
cieet Menthe,
I
TATin,"-- 4 the township di Coltiorne, on eon-
nt.-310ft W. On MOnday, Anglin% ntb, tow, Jaalog
Tabh.Aged 67161774 lattaith° and 17 ‘10"'
(*opt
No
. Plettlectielyharatittlisitaltat
J.
. V.Ntittrt
44
teettlit 'e*Oe
bow pfo*to
eikieY Sit oval*,
Ira* rehrt
teedeit...
Y. ,04:4striliOttPito
6004‘
tlettletXnetthe
talk**
,,
opinA
,.
Pe..SOPT
loi, 4,601k.
the
Mkt.
.
iloweit
'
mktttAt
Pardee
Nelaiat
,
IN*140t.r.
fur,
tem, ot
.
let AM
Akio
• Of fta holtgitt and sold,
, , .A - total tanking IlOsiness
Thnortted.
, l, .:0......40040,404.04040.., .
i .
t "titkidt iiltiaktOtt: '
•°'• •
OLE! stopk....,
t . , t , , -n—'
Wingliatil Advances A. E. Shamions
found tt, etifinility hi lila wardee recent-
ly, A &OA etofie thrown upon the
Volute!. „had „ ellettated tufa gent
delWritIntsi g nosituy oat bf flee
inclita or mom *Win ' the uporiord
theater six Matta so ;oat bowing
Mitingtren leal. I it keeps as hot
arcithaa Wen, Woli Isoon be raising
°woo.. !haft* * the hsuks of
tit0 NnittnnAL
i
.1
.feasata...J.
. r
mogpipb. • . •
,wia.R.v. T1:774,booek vg„ 14,
Atuntiv is Lskor Onyi, &meet
Afhere be a SealdOtt of BIVISita*
Vend I In tbe tippet Haim toot.
Vowi Snturtlayk •
N., Dietrich, a; Son have arontly Imo
proved their prepesty, the'fititr Blair
by painting it,
?dervish.: the grocer, tell elf 10bloy,
ele on Tttesday, the unforttinate mete
dent moulting le a dislocated shoulder.
Tho county model school opens on
-Wednesday!, with the largest blase Of
etudenta the school has bad for Malay
years.
The Menlo Leaf lacroese team, of
tan, In that town on Monday next,
Ltrolihr IDirialyi.play the Argonauts.et Qin- 4
Mr. Ed. Book has made considerable
insprovement to the Spence propeety.
on Victoria street.by pruning and ra.
moving several large trues.
The town grader was taken to the
Exhibition grounds on Tuesday.lvrhere
it was started putting the grounds lu
order fur the coming tall show.
The carpenters havo, placed tbe
joists for the floor of the Baptist
church, and ad *won as sufficient
hooka are on the ground, the brick-
layers will start on the walls.
An orderen-couneil was passed at
Ottawa, setting apart Thursday, Onto -
her 18th, as Thanksgiving Day,the,Uo-
verntuent having decided not to hoed
the request of the railway companies
for the selection of Monday.
By a elip a typographical error crept
into Woraelhe attractive advt. on page
4 of this issue, but was corrected ife-
fore the whole edition wits run oft. In
tho Met line of the testimonial it
should read "No. 20," instead of "$20."
The Canadian Pacific Railway an-
nounce they will estilinish a new train
service between Montreal and Vancou-
ver that will cover the entire distance
in Ott hours. In addition to the present
service two more trains will be run
"Ailyrink of the Ooderich Lawn Bowl-
.
ing Aesociation leaves tomorrow to
take part in the Toronto tournament,.
It will be a strong rink. and will no
doubt mecca pretty good record. THE
STAR will be pleased to see the trophy
come to Goderich.
The Collegiate Institute, Public and
Separate *wheels, reopen for the fall
term on Tuesdey. Principal Field
asks that all pupils for the C. I. be
present on the opening
-ay, so that
the work of organizing the classes may
not be delayed.
The 0. T.11. has bought the lots cor-
ner of East street and Maitland Hoed,
from Dr. W. J. R. Holmes. The Co.
has mode the purchase f or the purpose
of using the lot as a freight depot,
widen ehange will .eanete many altern-
tions 1M'OUnd the station.
The grass on the Square is pretty
well burned up, which seems a pity,
When there Is plenty of water at hand,
with hose and a gurdener for its die-
tribution. The charm of the Square
is its grasny bed, and it is to be re-
gt•etted that this charm has been care-
lessly allowed to burn away.
it had been given out that there
would be through ears to Toronto hy
the early train on Tuesday, but at the
station none bad been set apart, so
there was notch dissatisfaction. Dur-
ing t he day agent Lawrence received
a telegram granting the privilege,
w hich is ad vertimed in another column.
Worsens are kept, busy in the var-
ious branehes of their business. Last
week the firm received additional or-
ders for two red-hot Huron furnaces
and two pliimbing johe for Col. Young,
one plumbing job for Mee o'Neill.
Trafalgar street, a metal ceiling for
MI110E11'14 dry goods store, and a lot of
other work.
Trig HT A lt has received many com-
plaints of boys coasting on the side-
walits, and personal oluseevation as-
sures ns that. tho complaints are not
found:it I unless, On those streets
where there Is a decline the nuisance
is very had, and enust be stopped or
many or the new walks will be dan-
gerous ones to travel on.
Laet week Provincial ()mutable Min-
im was called to lateknow, wheie he
found A. McKenzie in a serious con-
dition at the home of Hugh Finlater.
I t seems that on the night of Ross'
wrestling exhibition Angus Nicholson
/Marque' McKenzie and seriously mat-
t rented hit». 'rho case has been report-
ed to Crown Attorney at Walkerton.
And now we find business men tak-
ing short cots through the Court
liense Park. Foot paths will soon be
found in every direction, and the most
beautiful spot in (hullo:fell destroyed.
Merely there uthotild be some authority
t o stop people taking whoa cute. The
Witt fling signs are of little or no effect,
and an example should be nuule au a
deterrent.
Thureday of last week, while Post-
mester Gen was journeying out to
liarrilink's Park, his bicycle got from
N811.14)1 and ran against the
abutment Of Maitland kwidge. The
force of the concussion wart no great
tO valise mita In face and arm, re-
quiring 13 re itches to ele.,0 the wounds.
The latest news about :he Fbatmaster
is that he Is doing very well,although
his wounde are still very serious.
The Heptember meeting of the God -
erten branch of Worneri's 'Institute
will he held at the home of Mins A.
Andrews, Hayfield Road, On Thursday,
Bent. ilth. A full attendance is re•
rineste(1,ns members of Bonneville arid
Clinton branch's+ are expected to be
regent. Friends will also he welcome.
['Mem wishing to go in band wagon
alai to meet in fiquare, opponite South
illy.et,Ait.t(2,.iiilninr'negiriilcatki.n,
of Carlow, has
nold a driving three-year-old horse,
fr:orn Mtsaouri Chief. to Jan. fileClunkey
for a figure tip In the hundredn.and the
animal is now owned by It. C. King,
of the King Edward. Mr. Cunning-
ham always breeds the bent in thin
class of horses, and han several of
them in his stables now. He was the
breeder of Coneral Otter's famous
"Paddy,- stir eq (line hero of the Boer
war.
The M Rebell Advocate reports that
owing to the non -publication of the
voters' l int eon rt advertisement for the
township of flibbert, the Conservative
appeals were not heard. and ad; the law
redpuiren 'melt courto to he adverticed.
rind a copy of the paper containg ouch
advertinement cent to the County
.1 tulge, which had not been done, the
whole work will have to he gone over
again. when the result of Antigen will
he much different than it was at the
illegal nitt
We draw the attention of our read -
I ere to the edvertisement of the Dritinit
Canadian thinineen College, which ap-
ream In another column. The princi-
pal. Mr. Farquharson. has lied tong
experience In tmelneee college work,
and in likewlee a past manter in high
sehod'il worie. Any, one who receiven
tuition from thin institution. by mail
or at the college, may be onto ob,
tattling the very hest mantra. L.sst
year two hundred otodOnta of lila re.
(solved good p.mitionextatleodseposk.
Get a progeatnnto wait%
Tun SPAT'S giver/ all the 11011ts,
•