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enoe Agents,
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amble °Mid exceptienallr choice fruit Moo
PI Wet Varieties. A very desarable bowie for a
slualllittie;lie. Apply to Tomtits McRae. tailor,
lel. =enamel.
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1C1OR SAXE OR TO RENT. -2 Reusiis, cot
.112 net Wolfe'stleet and Cambria Road, one.
welt 411 modernmoniveniencess For terms and
PnrWW1Plani ellIdr TROS, 'DATES. Wolfe
street/ tf
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-IDNAIOSS FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -South
J..! part °flat. 21' on the lith conceseden, Pant
(11,1/threa, and /et ori the 5th con-
cestalon,donstaUng of 80 Urea. 'I III9 property
has 14 Bores of an. Orchard on tho 90 e'er° lets
pearly, MI good reinter fruit, Apply to H. T.
HECK. I/Earle/or, Terentm_Ont., or eavinsi
,cox, en the farm, Porter'e Idle IS O., Coder:10k
TOwnship.
'OMR HOUSES FRE SALIts-One on wel
„1„/ Wigton street, one on Raat street, one on
,„ Aaglesea street, and one on SL George'e Cres-
cent. All these properties aredlesirahle. ease be-
ing new brick and modern. , Appl, to Mits.
Iorsta. s
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.1114:0,.1i1WW,Eor thifall. and. winter -months/ -
AL or 'anger if desired, the -popular and welt
knorth St, Lawrence, on Montreal street: Code -
rich, fully tut -dialled and equipped as a large
boarding noose-, A. eplendid chance forthe right
person Lode a good Madness Poasession given
eit once. 'Apply for r•parrictiffirer to to Mrs. C,
Deck, on the premises. ,
T0 RENT. -4 tame Frame Dwelling on Nel-
son street..formerly occupied by caplet
ung. Terms .reaspriable. , 4pply to 'Mr.
Smeetli.
TrODSE TO .RENT.'es•Purnialied or unfurn-
itt. imbed, moths, With ali modern imerev-
men's, corner . of Witterloo St. and Britannia
Road, tipPorite.,tellegitife Institute,. . Oor poetic.
- alert apply 10 Wmh.j.,11feanow, Orocer, Ilam-
ilton street. ,
FA11,31 TO RENT, for elyterm of three yeare,
being Iat 19: CO& 2. West Wawanexh,
containing 250Aeo. All in gratis. Good spring
creak and good ullffings 'Prefer to rent for
rzlnk Per /AWAY' to W. IL WrISON,
tuotannors
'NE* HOUSE FOR SAISI-On Britannia
Road, east of W. T. Alurney's realdence.
Apply to G. 1W. ELLIerr, Eaat St.
FOlt SALE -The fine briek Itoule, with 31
acres of land, on Ilaytteld Road, at ere -
Bea occupied by tbe underaigned.
once of small fruits. Ruch as Pears. Plums.
grapes, eurreatte, ete. .tn ideal place for a
home and garden. It 1st o beat value in God -
°Sob. and. will likely dem lo in price within
fourlyears. Apply on the mon/Ises to J. H.
MALLOUGH.
FOR SALM-TWo new Dwellings on Angle -
soy Sts A comfortable Dwelling on lemon St.
Building tote on Mien Avenue, Eesex St., Cedar
st. and Pine St,
WANTED. -A few Furnished Houma or
Roma. near the Lake front, to rent for the
summer season.
YOUA7.0 & ROBERTSON.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.- Th0 dealmble
property on Elgin" Avenue, Ooderieh,
*voted and coupled by Dr. Whitely. Good
bowie and two-thirds of an tuire of land, with
choice finite. me house Is heated by hot
water and liati All modern Improver/rants. A
. bargain for dey person wanting arst-olass pro.
temtriaseosgotb. Apply to or address
2t) APERS FOR BALE. - Several hundred
(deka Of old newspapers for sale. Just the
Ingwben you aro housecleaning, Apply at
STAJt OFFICE
PROFESSIONAL •
iE. JORDAN, 'Teacher a Plano and Organ,
nIkc'TeritItilture. Mre, Williams' Residence,
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l'rem" .
110 it ADAMS; ts)acher ot Piano. eto.
gitamo., Rank of .Montreal coy -
ea tames and Square.
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IVIEDICAL
ICM1S11013SON & XUENDLILL.
- • A. Paustiesite, pf. D.
W. S. eniunter.t. 13.
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Offices, tfaniilton 1 Beddow* 121
Niglit cane for the firm 13re, Ennuerson
and yernbull -wilt be enewered either from
' their ofilee. ttamiltort area, or front Dr.
Turtibull's resideneo,Netion street,.
Tr. A., IL MAGICIAN, M. et.
Fit -ridden end Surgeon, Spatial attention to
mis, wits; szliittmLorn co and residone,e
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eettfOrollitY '8"Ith 911,11.1Y0 VO, 404, No. _ 44
.!. tbo undersigned voll receive offers Realise
act marked Tililderefer MarketiPrewtth to and
forme the 2rd dee Of Oetebeist,000. for the
9/111160 9/ the. market .feete of tee limn a
CI emelt ender the ode bylaw.
The intetassful tenderer will he the Inarket
clerk for the sesame year. .
The highest. or anr tender not llecossathr
.406epted..
Tenders (or weight aides at. O. T. R. stalou
will ttlee be votietved at Same tittle and place.
Dated this Nth dey of Seetembor. nee
at. O. JOKSTON.
'Town Cleric.
w. C GOODE
Deg' filet/meow) that he haa sidd the Red
Cross "Illlr g Stet° to Mr. CAM' DUNLOP,
Who eoliolta and AVIIIdeserves continuance of
the litoral patronage heretofore glyen--for
which much thanks.
All aecounta Must be nettled at once, as I
will soon lox° ter'Sth. •
With _Wet wither/ for the proaperity of
Goderich. W. C. GOODE, Chemhst.
t`loderich chinese tatuidries
MON LAI% West street branch
MON FONG MAY-nfist street branch
First class worli for family laundries,
and prices cheap. All work called for and
delivered. Give us your orders.
. TENDERSIWANTED
WALED TENDERS -
Will be-reeelved by ;the inideraigned olt
to 0 P. M. Saturday, the 29th day of Septem-
ber, Ifiest for the construction of about 120,000
souare feet of eminent concrete walks in the
Town of GOderloh.
SpetritleatIone and draft contract may be
men at the Town Clerk's office.- 0
Tenders will be received for the whole or auy
eat.
marked.oherme or other security satisfac-
torr ta the Council for 10 per" cent. of the am-
ount of itheiteedeemust necomeanY same.
No tender necesearily aocepted.
M. 0. Jour -remote' Town clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Xenon is hereby given, pursuant to R. S.
0.01AM, Chap. 129, See.38, and Amending Adt,
that all persona having claims aguinat the
Estate Of Emily 3daRinnon, late of the Town of
Caderleh, the County of Hero& Widow, do-
ceaaecL wbo died on or about the lath day of
July,'A. D. 1905. are raga -lied to send by poet,
prepaid. or:leaver to the underaigned Exeou-
tors, or either of them. on or before the 3001 day
of SepteMber, 19011, their names. addresses and
descriptions, full particulare of their °Jaime,
with Datum of security lif any/ held by them;
and that after the Raid date tho Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
among tho parties entitled thereto. baying re-
gard to the claims of which cher shall then
have notice, and that they 8111 not be liable
for ouch assets to any person of whose alarm
they shall not then have had notioe.
Dare/tat Goderich. thie Ilth day of Septem-
ber, ma
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR,
Solicitors.
ANnngw B. DavtrmoN.Gtoderieh,
lumens. Yonne), GoDIMIOO. (Executorit)
TAX SALE
LIANDS FOR SALL FOR TAXES.
Notice is hereby given that list of the
lands for sale for arrears of taxes has heer:utre•
pared and that copies thereof may bo li
this office, and that the list 214 bbing publis ed
la the Ontario Oasette, in the IA000801 Angled
18th and 25th, and September 1st and 8th, 1900.
And that In default of payment of the taxca
and costs the lands will be mold at the Court
House, in the Town of Oaderich, en Tuesday,
the 4th day of December, at o'clock in the at-
ternonn.
WM. HOLMES,
County of Huron. Trowel -or.
Tromiurer's Office. Ooderiet, Aug. 1906.
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
JAMIESON RElb
Will sell by Public Auction, on
8ATORRAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1906,
conemencing at o'clock sharp, his
Residence on Milton street,
near the Collegiate Institute. This
property includes a 9 room house in
excellent repair, with good cellar, hard
and soft water, end centrally located.
Property will be sold subject to a
reserved bid.
Tastrna-litede known ou day of sale.
JA3114011 REID, prep, TM, 0.1110011Y, bet
ME STUDY
PENMANSHIP
RAPID CALCULATIONS
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1111443_ fkot.:1,18Parinifini.
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Interest Paid and compoundea
11001t, VIMUS NEAR.
Prafts,bouglit and sold.
GmetTO 'llatikleg Business
transacted, •
GODIIRXCEi BRANCH
A. G. GAlViBLE, mmagei.
, 2 , iot
THE BON -TON LIVERY
,HAST $T., GODERICH.
"9"4.gaenrado=d'AIV
, Your patronage, watched.
Phone 51 Walken & Augustine.
GODERICH MARKETS..
Wheatei alightly better, install other grain•
beld for higher prices,
Iroge were atteents better thitetveek, and bnh
tor was 2 cents higher. •
J. F. Andrews snipped a ear load of hogs to
Toronto on Moodily.
Burrowa Soh shiPtod laat week 1.600
bushels af oats to Tlisonburg Oatmeal mats,
Current wholesale prieetcorreeted
up to ttoon of ThurallaVJ
Fall wheat, new., .......... .10 68 to 66
Allttivtt ,utapater?ttd ?Ira ttg 2 (6190
Flour, per cwt., family ..... ....... 2 20 to 2 20
Bran, O'er ten
Shorts. per Von 29 00 tot° 2019 GI
Soreenings, per ton ,18 00 to /8 fie
Oa4.1 new
Barley net,' 0 31 to, 0 32
0 40 to 0 41
Peas new... 0 71 to 0 72
nye, 0 48 to 0 48
Hay, now
.14210 dresh) per dozen
%BrIvouokwooattor,phpittreoart,e01::: bushel
Wheat
0 17 to 0 18
0 19 to 0 20
048 to 0 48
7 00 to 7 60
ID to ffi
-Cattle; ex rt 4 00 to 4 60
5 00 tA 00
Cattle, o ry and butchers 8 93 to 4 00
Lambs, s ring . . ........... 4 50 to 5 00
sheep, mt tewo .. ..... ........ a 50 to 4 00
Hogs,livo weight 6 10 to 6 10
Hogs, dreased
Hamsi per 1h- 7 75 to 8 oe
0 00 to" I) 00
naeonsiong lb to 0 15
211fItle°p° Skins • •
07 5000 tot° 075029
Tallow, rendered 0 04 to 0 OA
Chickene-banyard chicks, per lb 0 10 to' 0 11
" --e to d 11 te 0 1l
Beef, fore quarters...
Beef. hind onartere 00 01 to° 00 oo°11
Potatoes
Tomatoes u 40 t.o 0 40
0 60 to 0 00
Apples
Plume ••• 0 36 to 0 40
20 to 0 50
• Cattle end; tic-- 7;e: Toronto.
Sun Office, Tueaday ICvg.. sept. 25.
Cattlevare still low In Onts.rio markets. het
not lower than at this time lent year. Thie is
a season when low prices In beef mar natur-
ally be expected. ln foot the tendency in
this direction 15 more Ilice:cy to increase' than
decline AB time goes on. he movement of
cattle from the Canadian West to the sea-
board whIeh begins in August and continues
on until the cleso of navigation or a little later,
roay be expected to Increase from year to
year, and thia must baton a tendency to keep
t3own the Lrices of Ontario cattle. Theo, again,
supplies of' Iamb, poultry, eta., are more plen-
tiful at this season of tire year than any oth-
er, and thie also will have some ettbitt on
market conditions Finally, Ontario paatorea
are ueually about their worst at the end of
tbo autumn months, and, tbis, too, has a de-
pressing Influence.
While MN 14 not a good Rate for selling beef
cattle. it la the roost suitable season tor one
who maker] provision for late fall feeding bY
a supply of rape pasture and corn fodder, to
purohnso feeding stock. Feeders eon be
bought at Ode time on more favorable term!
Ulan at almost any other period of tho year.
This year, too, with corn and barley+ abund-
ant, feed is not likely to be unduly expensive.
even If oats are aueli a dbrappointment
Mere is no change to report in hog price.
is week, but the geperal outlook seems better
n it did. The V1m. Davies Company revolt
at receipts show very little Inereaxe and sre
11 below requirements. Coupled with this
a very firm hog market in the United
tem, the top price in Chicago kat week being
most as high the off ear price in Toronto,
an advance over the previont week.
Vm. Davies Company quote prieea far-
m at country points, $6; on board ears at
entry points, $0.16; tad arid watered In To•
to, ;11.45, and off ears in Toronto nt $0.70.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ran.
Servant Wanted -Mer. Heaton 1
Auction Sale- Root. Plunkett 1
Help Wanted-. VVIngluun Businale College 10
'Your Fall Trade -VV. C. Pridliam
Loat or Strayed -W. W. Fisher
Bedroom Suites -H. B. Beckett
September Bargains W. Acheson & 8on
Fall Merchandise -J. H Colborne
Mantlee and Jackets -D. Millar Co
The Invietue Shoe -Wm. Shannon., ...
Now Millinery- W. A. McKim 1
Millinery Display -Mies M. E. Cameron „ I
Chinese Laundriea
Ilunineier Change -W. C. (tootle
For Salo -P. Is Walton
Farra to Rent -Young & Rohortmon
Tendon; Wanted -Town of Goderieh
Coate that Rave Style -Rod/rens Ilrov
Auction Salo-Jamb/eau Reid 1
nexttignaganza Co. -Victoria Opera Bowie 10'
Again -J. VV. Broderick .... 1
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notices under thin heading 'to nonadvertls-
ors will he charged 10 cents a running line in
nonpatiel typo, 121111os to the Inch; to yearly
contract advertisers whose ndvorthring ap.
poen in the name issue, 11 cents a line
those who make a yearly contract under Gila
heading, and do not otherwiwe advertise, 8
cents a line.
Local Notices.
Fall M I !livery dieplay ott Miee
Donagh'ir on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 2s.at
GOT 'Est AOAIN.-A not her stock just
arrived at the Ooderteh Bargain Store. This
enleking cheap rale commenced yesterday,
(ThInt4041 the 27th September.
J. W. Ihunnottee.
Sale Register.
Timmer, Ocr. soros-Auction sale of
Penn, Vann Stock and Implements,
property of Mits. SAMMth D'ART, Lot 8,
Con. 2,Colborne,one mile from Detimiller.
TUot,;(17ottelimcv, Auctioneer.
SA DAV, OCTOBER 1317J. -- At one
o'cloek p.m., the Jamieson Reid residence
on Picton ntreet; in good repair nod cen-
trally located. T1109. Cutionv, nuc-
tioireer.
IfoimAY, OCT, 11.-Cottmlettging at 2
o'plock p. no, on Lot 4, Con. 2, E. D, nf
Asiffield, two horses and a tiuniber of
tattle. email. heifers end steers. Tenni:,
;a Menthe credit. jos. T/OERT, Prep.;
Tnna. OttNrew, Auctioneer.
VirninsESDA.V, Otto to.-- On lot 2t, con.
3, IVest Walvanosh, a large number of
cattle, 41 bead, C01Tglf pigs end sheep, a
young gelding tlild item power. 'The
etock is extra good and thtlet ell be sole,
Ternts, la months crellit.--Ruirr. Pune-
Ettre, proptietor; UO2. Ounnav, auc-
tioneer.
Tilniten.00, Ott ti). ---At tett COIL
3; W. ft., dahlia% at &dock Ix 111.,
tale of fate; stock and implements.
lilverythitigiliesi be Twelve Months
eredit, joiIN WUXI& proprietor; Time.
0olvekv, auctioneer,
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Partfeit tiontemplating Otittin In &
tendet for the leseal ,market fees eidd
note st, chili** in the adisertratinu,
hin pit es, trNiere for the.*
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rOgi $040043 tfitnexatillismAtt
potiutt repletion, *ow *vied h
aancatioBei ilepartnient . tido
l'ertxliiift 41Xeltenlorteaellers"
at ons, It is aspochdproylition*f
ing nubile sehoot tesebeta and
;vault of opressentationti niede't
tiepArtirsielit ititely by the Ontario,
v4010114 *sedation. trotter the
Otiot Tow. T0pics.'
WettrEn Ontatin
tifftulltlen, don'te 'know it,41 10.111V01
tact 4 lin%
"4.! 10, O. 44 rogidhwil luttl tit! attire
ithalarot beautifully. deeorated In lion,
*min, or of the 1;%. K. W.
lett* Thit. fitillitty term of the Wei 4:lentil
iidne 'of Justice onions the Cotirt Mouse Mt
ttie Toraday Oct. 2110. hereto the Honor-
eflO can take the fitfrilee
infant parte at different in*
Of- in two parts. iefr heretofore.
enables them tuptePare far the e
withotit!ffiVitrt Ut4•1;lielt Waseca.
4141)IttotAnotare-..A. firm w
never fella to, make the 1eitiling
play at the Ci"., U7thihltim
ciehrge Thomsen* Son, the
reliable. music dealers .and
..,ffiachild agent% %%Op exhibit
?rear it ult to the high ;nand 4,
MI. able Mr. duaticenritto
Mete
teed.
Thai
was.
hieh
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wing
thie
includes; the tannins Moll Piano*
Organa. and Oominien and Code
0 et; Vent rank instria.
meet in Canadian mosient, untuufact,
dries *The .Mstrutnents alloWn are
very handsome In design 'and their
aniondid geality attracts many adruir.
ers. In sewing mei:Mines they display
sthe White, New Williams and Ray-
mond, adyone of which will suit tho
moat exacting regnirtialents. If you
want ;a. granophone, too, Thonteon
Son can give you the hest.
How To DIric Amn.ns BEST. -As
it is net generally knort Mutt With
very little extra trould° apples MITI be
dried so ste to retain a nIpe white
color, the followilintdIrections are said
tO ensure the highest peicee for the
product: Fill an ordinary eized
about half full of water, Into which
stit a handful of common salt. A.s semi
Its eech apple Is peeled, cut Into (inert-
ers, trim and throw iseickly into the
salt water. As (mom as a sufficient
quantity is rettdy, drain off the water,
which can be used again., and dr
quickly over the etove. Ilear in ml
that apples ellould always be cut In
quarters. Do not dry, mestrings, but
use a wooden tray make of narrow
slats. Do not allow your apples to go
to waste, as dried apples are always
saleable.
Illirel-munitiNWttia Trafalgar sh'eet,
AVM NOVO LOViOt.04114•WilE110 finished
trt day or, to.morrow morning, and tlie
titretlit OVIlatte :0141134111dIr (:)tretehte)
'COntractor Tioniabliouser had `
right hand ceught In a nulley en life
da . ell his fingers nod, thumb tieing
laseerated I. the middle digit
being 'broken and tbree Oldie being
eleer from the flesh. We _are
&soled to be Able to atate that Mt.
rremanhouber is dein/I 119 Wen att
4nd coo he expected.
rich. The granolithic walk contraotor Will
likely het% the West half of Trafalgar
atr,eet finished toonorrow. end the
north west /motion of ilruce street on
Wednesday. which Will finish his con-
tract. Since the contract wast made
the petitions for about two ullice Mere
have been made to and granted by
the Council, and it is expected the te.it.
tiers will be opened to -morrow ergot
Should the present contractor get the
tciolentrwitutlIte Will proceed right on with
COLLEGIATE PROMENADE. - The
auditorinm at the Collegiatil idaltute
Was vvell attended on Friday evening,
the opening night of the fall terns of
the Collegiate Literary' The initiat
programme was in the form of a pr
menade, ten numbere. all of wide
were of interest .to the promenader
No. 5, however, was the attraction, I
was a puzzle, and a herd one it was
as Maple Leaf is always in two syll
bles and 'there being only me th
puzzle. was much asseina, its ens
solving. The subjects fot diseusio
were: 1. Camp Life; 2. The Final Mo
del Term; a. The British Bowlere
4. The Essex Fusiliere; 5. "Paltnapel
teel"; O. Corinthians vs. Hurons
7. Canada's Itrenigrants; Et 'The Pow
er Bylaw; 9. "That Old Hough Oup.
10. The Hatless Girl.
TRE PLANET VENt7F1.-In answer t
an enquiry dent hint regarding th
beautiful planet which has attracted
so much attention' for some weeks
Director R. F. Stopart, of the hleteor.
°logical t4ervice, Toronto, wrote:
nese Sot -Referring to your letter of the
pith Instant. I would ,An.y that the planet Venus
has bee° ehining 110 tlio western sky daring
Animal) and September. It Is vory brilliant
Just now but seta soon after the min. On Sep-
tember 20th it reaches Its greatest brilliancy
and sets about 1 hr 26 min. after the eurr,
There la no doubt thnt it has been miataken
for rth air ship. hut a little thought would allow
the abertirdltr of it, am an alrahlp would not
remain as steadily))) the sky oven if anchor.
ed. Being rather low down in the southwest
the planet. would traturally show larger by
refraction and more red on account of the
smoky horizon. Venus will remaln'an event rig
kap until November 27, when it afterwards
for a time rises before the sun. Any popular
elementary work on astronomy wIll explain
the motions of Venus and Mercers IR, Mamba(
and evening stars.
CANNED GOODS UP. -At a ineetine
of t
ners
Theorgan recital In I.CnoitChureh last
Monday evening was well attended,
thanks to the energetic efforts of many
juvenile ticket *tellers, and musically
considered waif creditable. Miss
Scholey. of Toronto, greatly pleased
the audience, her numbers being well
chosen and cleverly sung. The main
part of the program was made up of
organ numbers by Mr. Jordan, and
Mr.Roy Adame, of North street church.
accotnpanied the twos eeleetions given
by the choir, which. thotigh familiar
nutnhers, were well received and credit-
tbly rendered.
A merchant In town who, with oth-
ers; was unable to supply the demand,
for butter, thought hitnself fortunate
the other day when a patron brought
in a crock she had for sale, which of
course he readily bought, paying cash
therefor. Some time after he• com-
menced to deal it out to his customers,
ands found that the crock had been
" veneered," the top layer of about one
inch being fairly good quality, and
the remainder of the -crock of a
• tirely different color and very inferior
h quality, in foot not fit for use, he
a. says. Such deception deserves some
a retribution.
a- Arotind the Harbor.
• The tug Evelyn, which bed lifted
• nets to start for South Day last week,
n ;fain set her nets off this port, and on
onduy made a lift weighleg 1 2U0 lbs.,
one of the best made this season, and
she will likely remain here until the
' close of the fishing season.
The lumber mill is now nearly com-
pleted, and it la expected she will have
steam uptoday or tomorrow and will
o eouunence cutting next week.
e Last week the dredge, while work.
Mg off the elevator, stirred up quite a
quantity of wheat, allowing that wa-
ter is a preserver of thnt grain,
One day last week the Western
Canada Flour Mills' mill shipped out.
17 car loads of flour and feed.
Captains Lawson and Donly aro
now on a month's fishing t'rip up the
lake, on the former's boat, tbe Not•th
Pier, and will put in their time at the
best bass fit/hires geounds on Lake
Huron and Georgian Bay.
C. P. R. CONSTRUCTION NOTES.
See also page 7.
The iron for the Midge on Harbor
Hill road is being placed in position,
and as other gangs of imp are at work
on either side of the road, one lot ex•
tending the retaining mitten the south
side, and the other building the new
wall for the big mill offices and engine
room, public travel to the harbor is
badly hampered, requiring great eare
if driving a vehicle, It is 1.0 be hoped
this will he improved in a few dem as
the danger and delny are eerlotie.
The Maitland River Bridge Is still
going ahead, the 4th span beingyivet-
ed and all the frounework for plowing
the hth span was in position on Wed-
nesday. One girder Of the lith open
was at the depot last week, bitt. it
seenuo it was the wrong one and the
builders had to wait for the proper one
which is expected every day. The
trestle track below the Horton and
Carey property ham been properly
spiked and bordered, and is now ready
for the rails. and had it not been for
the t
he directors of the Canadian Can-
' association, Limited, held some'
time ago, it. was decided to advance
the price of tomatoes front gi.o.5 to
$1.17t, and plums Mc per dozen. This
advance has been fooled neceesary on
account of the advane.ed price of ma-
terial, and the increase in the cost of
labor and other requieites to the busi-
ness. The canners have also been at
considerable hots in being compelled to
take from the growers the supply of
tomatoes contracted for in such quan-
tities that they were unable to handle
them, and the result was thott the can.
ners suffered considerable lose in the
tomatoes spoiling before they could be
canned. Plume have also been very
scarce and high in price, which ao-
counts for the advance In these goods.
The price of other canned goods will
remain the same as lea year.
rou le between the rival rail-
001/RLAY PIA NOS. --A nmathal in- roads it is safe to eaV it would have
arument which has done moth to
The tirAnd Trunk claim ownerehip
been finished up tot he elevator.
bring fame to Canadian art in that of the land all along the front for 00
line is the Gourley Memo, manufactur- feet from high water mark; this in -
ed by the well known firm, Gourley, eludes the VVidder property. The Co.
Winter & IAmming. These inane claims the ownerehlp of the whole of
mennts hosve reached a high degree of the Mill Road, the elaim being based
perfectIme. Indeed, without being in- on the ground that It was a Grand
vidlous or unfair, one might fairly say Trunk engineer who laid it out, and
them are none better, and to see the knother claim is that all the land of
beautiful designs and finish la to wish theTe track from the front of the pip-
oroa in your home, if not already vator to the southeruit eorner of the
there. Mr, Peter Malwan has the harbor belonga to them, !recants° they
agency for Ooderich, and bas made a have allowed for the last 2,r) years 0031 -
display at the fall fair which hots at- gels to pile cargoes there that were to
traaed general attention. If ypii are be shipped by the company to distant
intereated in music get some of the Points. Yesterday the shrove! had cut
company's literature from him, Which away enough to lay hare male of the
is worthy a permanent pine° in your plies daiven In by the (1. P. IL for a
librotry, beihg at tractive and useful on switch to the elevator, and the fight
general °objects.. See their "Thou- bide fair to be e &tree One bet Wren tho
sand Facts about Canada," a meet in- rivals.
terestir booklet issued by the firm.
ready in Goderich homm and all are
most highly praised. - Rev. 31 r. Hazen, of North areet
Iffethodial• church, will condtiet
SEntotre FIRM -Del -weep 1 2 and 1 vireo in that church next Sunday, nn
yesterday morning thn fire alarrn call. would, and will leoul Ilible Mane in
ed out the firemen to tbe Kensington the afternoon.
Furniture rotatory, where the engine "Exceeding great and preeloun pro -
Severe of these instruments are al -
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
and boiler house was found to be on mons which the piruttor of the liaptiet
flre. The building must have, been church commenced last Hundey even -
homing mono time, ite tha lumber of Intr. In this connectien "A promise
the structure waa nearly all on fire. to thofte who took" will he comaidored
As (mob ato tke fire eompany conj. next Sunday evening.
as the men worked with a will an
meteed work the danger was pastartid Next Smutty will he observed ae
gained complete control at the start. Children's Day In Eno* church. A t
Tbe building fe of hrie.k and Is isolated ,p,,,,k specially to mront,, in the aft
from the frrttne mem where tnanufae- the morning service the paator will
Wring 1.4 carried on, and apparently ernoon to chiftlren, and in the evening
the brick collo alone (mewl a big fire. to young people. At the afternoon
Tito Appear:ogees indicate that the I) tiervice the 1)rogratiime prepared try
started over the boiler and spread to
ri' the General Assembly's Sabbath
the efigine, but bow It oceurred no School committee will be tarried out.
and diplomas gnd prizes to eneconsful
misee" is the subject of a eerier) of RPr•
one knows. blIt infiY hove been scholars fer t nest quarter of Ilie
Cringed hy the beat of th° building /mac, dtarilmcm.
causing some indent made material to
Imre. Ite disenvery was an accident;
air Mrprwie inettwellitor, Who 'hoards at 'Meeting Caiendar.
the Smite Was on the late Reatlar treastme of invernew Csonp. Ft on..
train, whieh *es meat behind time, tble(FrIffity) (waning.
and on eritesing tf1 the hotel benoticed Nutt °Mak% No, ft P. O. F meet
flro And called Mr, Sittilte' attention to usstrewsmr. Ott. End.
It. Mine heat, ran otitis** what he molar raccilor of the Pablo P.chtvs tteud
tbouglit, lolut no% Ma at Otiee ;rave the "It al°n174Y41"ntat'
Ittlitlin4 sift alarm that withosit doubt ,110,11,114,1retegi 116 Tb`O "ram". v"I'
saved feinw din that Pulte sirlittlto Thettetoberi4itiittetthetiOrletkh Itrarsli
ditto Wortiene iseittete will bo bele Rothe(
of MO4 st. Stakeld, nostkoti
ItoutslAY. Get stlo moni awathest niftinst
toke if/ 414111449041461a fie. *EA' 111
wen *inn the. Xtistitigteh fseko.
Tlie Intie will be hit Om intighhoitiond
-000• itnd tht. herkiebt wilt likely
4.1ho fmttfrr for stab* of ikihiskt
.
fielielite lest /els r
006liktelf POINTRAL, tiC11004, Board the school Operation t be as
, .
tik.;
41! %eiriertittilitedittgliasfalfh.realrie*WSlitr ItiVr: 144: Rirt'r44"`:".' .. '''' ' -..**111 al 7Virl4 2;;SI
43°4411" °Ur 11416114 r411"141* 1.1r0
'TOWS ...It 449 40
,i7vo"ra; ratipilgt:Itirrease continuing. teMpth
gOixtlY Yea St.° A tXr7w'utt4, grje4,_nve
All recent jniproventents
Ooderich Pentral School Ore
of (water notiee than hat re
t-heatuwed thent,TroT71.t,
retticollaired the rebuilding (for the
, alteratione, wore an internAl
lug) is &golden *Wee, the good old
solid brick and stone structure having
been erected in the year ISA When.
some few years since. lb was proposed
to make an addition and modernitto
the ethool. there were objections to
the expense, but the Board deelded to
go on with the iniprovements. holding
that the health of the pupils demand-
ed them, So in 100:1 huilding com-
mittee, consisting of Dr. Nicholson.
1 rt. Craigle and Wm. •Warpoqk, was
appointed to consider the question
with Archlteet Pewter, The result
Was that after consideration the coln-
mate° reported in favorer an addition
to the school and large improvements,
Pod the report being adopted by the
Hoard, the...committee wee direeted to
obtain tenders and report. On April
24ith of that year tandem were (moue('
And* the following recontmended by
the committee and accepted by the
Board :
N‘vvoorrick 22131 00
8.109 00
1P411/11eutintst!b:1:1gtutri:-9.
Heating 2"414:485221) 01.100(*(9)
FolloWing the report a resort:On
was passed asking the Connell to pot.
vide $0,000 for the building of an ad-
dition and Improvetnents to the Oen-
tral, the same go be finished by August
of the saute yens. There being GOMS
delay and difficulty with the Council,
A resolution was passed to request the
TMVII Council to submit, a bylaw to
the electors providing atom) of $0,000
" for Public School purposee." The
bylaw was submitted and lost, anti
then In 1001 the Board obtained freelt
plans and specifications, and tenders
front the following were received and
adopted:
(t,`: Ce..11,coonaltineduatemronartfco., boating. •
C. J. Harper, plumbing.
Ooderlelr Planing Mills, carpentering.
1', A. Reid & Co., brick vork.
The work was prOceeded with, and
this year 0006) tendert; were received
for flooring the balance of the school
(three rooms) with hardwood and
;stinting the brieks, the whole of the
alterations and improvements costing
$3,809.88. For this sUrn the annex luta
been changed and !mule suitoble for
toilet purposes, the upper floor being
reserved for the giels, the lower for
the boys a 'basement dug mat and
Newtons put in it; the interior newt nge-
men ts changed by reversing stairway,
and general improvements, ineluoling
the flooring of nearly the whole build-
ing' with herdwood. The outside
provenients are metal roof, the
painting, and cutting" out the old
sashes otnd replacing with Gloom that
give more light, Those oulditions otlid
improvements have made the Central
school one of the hest oducationel
buildings In the Provinee, and the
present Public School board dente yr
the thanks of our townapeople for the
!Time .0-ited pone, 11, 3,21. dieplayed
thin connection.
kitit„ hi 1168 In St. Davifre
inaking four ward schools, for
timeobatt been Origin at. Patrick's; an
as street for ISOMO years. As our
readers know, these tent porary
achoola, with the exception. of St.
acOefte's, were later replaced by nib -
auntie, buildings.
It inay be mentioned, that the pupils
00 the roll In 1001 numbered 408, hut
to these must be added the M.S. pupils
and warty at tho Collegiate Institut°
who wouhl in 1801 have been attend-
ing the Public Salton), but. even with
these lulded, the totals of today would
not remelt those of 12(11,
AR mentioned above, the building
has been used for school porposert for
just half a. century, and during that
time hundreds of boym and gide, who
flt•IM 11010 Men and women, many hold-
ing high and reeponsible positions in
the world, have posed through ite
classee arid Iditained the foundation
that, properly need, leade to greatnesit.
Since the Oraiiiiintr schools and iligh
schoola came into exietence they have
claimed all the honor Wein by the Hill -
den Iso that have passed throng)) I heir
portals), end they will 85111 go on einitn.
Ing, but the work that started thew,
honor hop+ girloo on the road to
victory belongs to the Central end
other- Public Schools, and this truth is
at that reeognized by increased ealar.
ieri, Ind it, is not, 80 long since when
thoae who welt, grounding onr youth
in the three It'n wore grudged the 1$200
they got, while !home who helped on
the linnet/Mem got their thousand or
more. There were good teachers
though, fifty yeare ago, and our old in;
habitants declare he pedagogirert of
those days worked harder then those
these davit do, but we can't agree
with them, UR 11)(180 of today have
more ettbiects to tenet' and NMI exam.
inationa are more woven,.
In writing of the improvements to)
the echoed on Its fiftieth birthday It
will not. be out of place to meution
those who haVe presided over the
Board'e proceedingo and mune a few
of those who havii been the fown'ir
t•epresentaLl Yea on that Hoard. The
folimving were he chairmen:
1859 John Lenreworth. 1895 11 W. ,
1s02 Chas, 11,1 larldge 1899 Wm Aehrson
cm veil,. McKay .. len° J, 1 '011,nrne .
pot John teneworm ere nom.
PM A, Lefroy J. 0. Cralgie
1873 Utah!. ... MN W. A. MeNna
IWO Thos. baltnn Or. Nicholson.
ISM S. Maleonison. 1905 It II. (
me 1°. Yleholson.. .1101 Win, A rhoson
189.5 %IRMA ithehatran,
The neereGtriee were :
tree if. n. Cameron 1873 T.11 Stokes
0411.1 It. it Reynolds .. 11475 W Maelts11
Ileri It, It. 1 'lark • • . 1001 II. W. nall.
19.01 VI. Atrgay „
l'hone holding the ponItion (yr po in•
Meal were :
ptIn g. 1) Carnsron . 1592 Hold Pork..
Itne .1 It Miller MI M. 1', Ilan..
1471 1 amarlriers , 1fiarl Itabt.1.110warl
1373 W. II. 11012 IL TIgert .
18111 Allan Kroloirv
l'11 till 1871 Dr. Thous MeLenn had
beer) Meal inapertor, but In that year
J. It. Miller, who had been appointed
rot Int y inepector, wan n pi ro in ted for
he Coderieh solloole. 011 Air, Slitter's
reeignallon the preeent I ropotet or, John
Elgin Tom, utocceeded t he ;mei t
TIIP gen LIOMP11 who were Rent to the
flo ard an trneteen during the fifty yea re
ineluded the following well known efts
Izene: Gnome (Mx, r. N. Mooletevort h.
A .31.1tints, Wto. Maleolm, f 1. Morrow,
Van Every, (1. C. lltabh, Jae,
Thomann, Duff Cameron, Rev.°. Met.
Jno. Mellarna, John Longyvorth,
W McKay, Hugh Gardiner, Dr.( ear-
idge, W.O.Treleaven, Hugh Johnston,
M. Poneek. Walter 'Delos Jno. Kay,
W.T. Have, S. Pentland, Ales. Smith,
A. Lefroy, A. ICIrkbride, (1. N. Davie,
Oeo. MelLenzle, G. II. Roberteon, Jno.
Walker, R. Furze, Clifford, Wm.
Kay. Then. Ihmil. Erie Aleitity, Daniel
renown, .1. V, Dation, L. Kiliott,
no. Nairn, thp. Flwanuon. .ine. Pane.
more, Alex. Mumma inn. Baler,
I tr. Nieholeon. Jas. 'lltlehtuuttt,
Major Cooke, R. Malcomenn, Thom.
Defter, A. ft ftlegew. IL W. Ball, A.
Cant/don, A. Morton. Thou. 1/1 eGilli-
moldy, Win, Acherion, Rope Prim
Alex. S. Cheyetal. It. W. MelIenele,
litobt. lefelsrem, C. A. Wild, C. Blake,
in°, Crargle, W. A. !dative. Win.
Warstook, 11, Cott, .1. W, Crotighs
A. 0. MeLeatl. 0. P. Corey. °AGM-
Ingn arid Alm, SAlindero.
Ono notleeellin feattlin fet tho RCA.
1 raduetlitii efitsol pooulaffon.
the toftliAttittant it-n;(404W the
A.
THE O. N. W.
EX 11 I BITIO N.
SPLF.NDID WEATHER FAVORS IT
FOR 1 906.
Some Good Exhibits and a Fairly
Large Attendance.
• On Wednesday, the opening day of
the Great. North Western Exhibition,
was good fall show weather till about
4,50 p. in., when a heavy shower of
rain fell, but it lasted only a short
period, anti by the time fee opening
the gates it wits clear again, There
was a good attendance that evening,
and on account of tho ()Maid° attract -
thins the building waa never fult, 111111
those Who deStred lettl every oppor-
tunity to thoroughly examine the ex-
hibits.
Inside the building there were
oliangeet in position of exhibits 'vont
those of former veins', the grain, field
roots, corn and equasites being placed
ttp stairs. 'fheroo /aerations were ne-
coseitated by the crowding down be-
low, the stove departments needing
considerable room, C. a Lee's exhibit
taking tip nearly the whole space in
tho north section, In former years
used for roots and vegetables. W.
Kelly also occepled a part of thie non.
lion, and Geo, W. Thomson & Son and
Messrs. Wersell and Harper. end the
Sherlock -Manning Organ Company
the Rotunda.
Fruits end (towels and vegetables,
as usuiti, oecupied the whole of the
south Re/atom. The ehangeri were ex-
ceedingly noticeable, 111111 tlio large
number or 81000e made one feel that
that lin 20118 golag to have a warm
winter.
The lime exhibit te attract the visitor
Wail that. of
(ism. W. TIMIMON & NON,
and ineluded Imo hanilsonie Bell
pianos in (envy luol 11 tied
with act fens cool rolled by t Bell Co.
Our townsmen 11)141 tvvo hominlon (re-
grets, and the 13011 and Coilerich II'
galls, the two lattiq ipiartermi flak
rases in In( est designs. The INItite,
New 'Williams and lirsyrtiond sewing
mundane:A W41IV 'ONO 2.11)(141ml hy tho
firm, gold while I he genets wore
Prating he t iota of the musket in.
etruments, Edison phonographs were
giving solos, 1101 11 Vocal and inatrir.
went al.
2'. 2'. )41
local bin wily tort, alivarli‘m, noel at-
tention %vas ralled (Mel leading
eook stoves hy op exceedingly vetch.
Ing deslen, " 'loopy Thought," by
ltobett CI -argil.. This flian had Pook
and mai st n11 kind); ef 81 nye fit
titles itini !dentine, hardwale In greal
variety, all vino.. cr ',hitching and
mine itry Ihriogs, Sherwin
partite, 1(124.1 kitelten furniture of all
lit the lo/1g 11401 to show
the warn there was an exhibit of
Hominy pianos and She, loek
orgnirs, Air. l', :1-1cEwan I e -i ng 1he
agent.
.1, 12, WoltHEI,I, 4»,48
hail ft I Itrgl. P11111111 of 211,10ps, 111411 ing
11.11,1 vooking rind irlimibing materials,
lettlta, hardwirie in gten.1 Vitt is) y, end
loamy useful artielist oil' ((Hellen hum.
ittire.
111.15. 11 ne1.70
also hitil an exrellent exhilirt of stoves
and stove furniture, rind bath room
U1'11111111'. Elertric light fixingit were
also eXhildted, and Ids stand was made
bt•Ight, at night by added elect tie light.
J. 1V. \Vent herald end A. :deli/maid
hnd spare upstairs for sewing ron-
chines, and Pred. W. lirophey, also 1131
stair)), had a very line exhibit of pls.-
lortrapiltc.
l'he Vegetable exhibit Is one of
bent nhown for 44011141 years, for al-
though We liaVP 11/111 larger Pal,hage
and roots, the 118,40 a !Tient In 90 II111414
and 131111111y rui even that the exhibit
of 11201 le a rev all. 'Me nods also are
11215, op la the standard of former yenta
for mize, hid they are irolid and clean,
1111(1 MI 11111/11.1.111111 ILA 1,41 shoW 1 hat theie
will he food for onr e•ritll.. this winter.
Again We note the alerenee of the
‘Varnork rerrineh, leit /1 eignr.ehaped
one 2)f fair piss., sholvti liy Climber
Wells, le ',nosing 81,1110
'1'11r:ring to the fririt exhibit, we
(some to the attraction (01 the show,
for never were applee and perste more
Illoriprolis or of holler 'want y. The
fruit generally is of good size,
tiring the long dry spell (hi. grimmer.
hot notleeable feature was the 'ti-
nned freedom of the ripple from 11 le-
flguremen t by nailer+ or or her blelo•
WHIR. Ti11.1.44 II re over 325 phorn4 of 341.
Pieg, 110 Of pears, 101 of gi *rm., III a
pimplier+ and 12 of plum)) "n t lip tal•the,
and like the tootles and 1101-11411, p14111114411,
[Mons and gropes nre 1 emark able for
shotpe,f reedom from II 104 k find quality
The pettehee are ahead of the imported
olie4 for size and gonlity, I wo plates.
being of large wize, And 01111111V 1144 1181
Is a plate of needling. of good size,
Well shaped and good eolor, nhown try
I n s pert or of 1 'II Idie Se hind e T.ttn,
which will hereafter be known ae the
Elgin.
Creeping to the flower he .1), Ive
lestril that a dry season don' prevent.
a gruel hortleriltotral din , soul it
rimy be /mid that t he ronatert exhibits
of rut flirWerei and Mingo pli no in near
the Mani I itn1 of years 140111(' 11Y. The 21112/514
1111111 ft g 1 one and thom5 o any eh I-
zena whet hove net. yet visitoel the Fair
ettsreld AIM. oo are
the IloWern and the fruit find the othov
thInge thin afternoon. in the
0001^ th0 fonntaln, (ten, Steibet
Ilan an exhibit of floo.vere in petn'antl
cuts and P1 large ari anolnoe,
the whole ould much to the appear-
ance of the building.
The laditto' departtuent lo well filled,
fancy work. of wool, of linen, of silk.
of v.:ft In, of eartboitteryom Many kinds
of raaterial, a ail riCarti 1
the tables leade to the beli t
ate more Original ilefitina '440: 14114
OoMeng the exhibits', an% that theivotle
CIA tbe Ineterial used ,iiiteff
prevenient ifn (Monty,
'Next to the faney troth fahlti.• Ole
bread. cake mut preserve and pleva
department Was the hest attended.:
Mere the entrlea were fat iilieadof
Rtit'117. .°11t-ee*°
SerVell. :being
reaui--e
rge, ot the last 111111u31 bore WO
iota, Ihe judges MI a Itill
job to award the prizek in thlreeePipts
tnent, mitny of the 04111fits Wino
(tiniest equal in quality.
The butter display wee also up tO
tho mark le exhibits. and. the quality
wag, as le usual with the prodent of
the butter makere of West Huron.
A 1. On the grounds the attractions
the drat evening were the nierrY go
round and tho band, And ryesterdaY"
there wore added the neiniature_rall-
road and a lady gymnast. On Wed-
nesday .the merry go round did
brisk business and, like the Vereetiatt
beside it drow a greet crowd cff onlook-
ere, s' The htinti played It long pee -
gramme. Their nnisio Itrid their pieces .
aro execedingily catehy and played In
a time that eeps one's feet moving.
auti the) outtlitors 600111 Way well Im-
pressed with the prograuttne,but there
were those peesent who thought the
muode was not classical enough.
The Only outside exhibit of the first
day was the poultry.. The exhibits
wore the magi -lest in nil/Mier of the
Great Northwestern, only hone° TelOnlei
showing, and as this exhibit hall (11-
waye been greatly hefped by outside
breeders there non-appearance this p
yestr mitered this part of the show.
RAILWAY MATTERS IN OODERICHI
The fight on just now between the
0. T. R. anti O. P, R. Uo.'s regarding
the latter's entrance to Gmicrich Is
poesibly nottural outcome of their
general rivitlry, but It is none the less
rhgrotable, even though the effect
may simply be to delay the formal
opening of the new road at this end.
That the T. It would like to itn.
move their facilities here, in view of
the competition tliey must heoceforth
meet, is but natural, and the people of
Goderich will certainly he pleased to
see tooth companies extend their oper-
ations here to the fullest capacity pos.
eible. Just what are the plans each
company may have in mindls of course
their own secretes but it, has long been
evident that the G T. R. need a better
and easier entrance to the harbor. UM
grade from which peer their line has
long heen urged MI the reason why
they have not cultivated mons...trade
limas Thee° le nothing to prevent
the steerage citizen forming and ax-
e/seising an opinion as to how this
may be secured, though vve may well
conceive that the reilway's officials
and engineers hove tamped the prob.
front every potosible point. It
lute, howeVers Wen pointed out, and
even Reggio:4mi to the officials, that
with the large space available In the
southern part of the town for yards
and shunting room, an entrance that
way and along the lake front from
1 International g-tilley would cm,
Willy afford an easy grade to the bar-
ber. Theo. have even 110141 1.111110IN
that 010 cOtitutilplai3O 140111(11-
fIril line that way, 'and 11)4 tive are re -
;loathe( the miggention without any
charge for advice, we new he Permit-
ted to express the hope that the 8011p1110
iH not en linproictleabloo or mule/arable
one. Certain it le, that thie amens to
be 1 he only 41111411mo in wheel more
end emelt emitted room can be secured
let the water front.
The new freight oilledoi to be erected
by 1 1)1. (LT. It. MI the property re -
eel) 1 I y otos 111 I red along their tracks from
Eaet st ree 1. to) t he Star roller millo tvill
be begun OM 80011 UN It tenant now
2)11 part or the property can be MOWed
and ( he old htilidings Hold. ft in
preMable the work will be well tinder
hfr,
way hefore Nov. lie, and t I extent
ef t hoi ground and plane fife t "mild -
Inge are Raid to hi/Beate grt tly Isn-
!moved facilities for handling a largely
1111.1vaRed Iran..
--
The rimirrr that the Canadian Nor -
there itailway Cm, which hots eon-
sidereble local interma here, and is
spo•emting out branch linen through
Outario, will ern long head in tho di-
rection of tioderleh, halt been Vet/11,Pd
'1(141 etrongly 11.11141.1.( VII fill' R01110 111110
lately. Title wonid 11(4 IL conneetion
greedy t o be desired by eon. town, and
we will le pe the predietione now hos
ng made will be verified. The C. N.
management arn !unifiers after trade
and t hey bid fair to be the third, if not
1110 RIVOIll 1 111114 10 11.11.eh the Pacific
Como through (11114 great Northwest
country.
one of 1 he many new linen or eon -
nee tionn the C. P. lt. In developing. in
IL branch from Campbell vine, their
einineeting point with Gat (11itilph
Junction branch, to Hamilton, the
ehartre for which wee reeently seeur-
ol, and the work of eonntruction is ts)
begin ott onee, ma the distance la onl y
shout 20 mike. Thie womb! give tbe
Cempany what might be milled an air
te Buffalo), ;via Guelph and Hamil-
ton, fL rorinertion width cannot fail to
add to the great importance of 1 he
'hoe from ftollerich now being built.
Thia would be an al ternatl ye route to
the east an air/duet the (i. 1'. lea Buf-
falo & lake Huron branch. and its
effeet be to develop take and
Nor? ()west traffic: by title port. The
ytew link lit another hint that Ooderielt
ilino longer to he Nlidostraelted In no -
it. nhare of the growing truth,
Whieh le marking the yearn In Canada.
MUNICIPAL mArreRs.
On tint Imlay Chairman Sallown had
the Partin and Cemetery eommittee of
the Town Connell Ora Maitland ceme-
tery to ctinvider norne plan. of bean-
tifyit,g the naered mot. liy him invi-
tation Sherif? Iteynoldn„ 1'. 14. !nape°.
tor Toon, Mr. If. I. Strang rsnid
he prose renreeen tati yes often/.
pa n the rotate I ttee, and took
part in t he discimition. The chief pro-
posal is to /obliterate all the email
pathe (aggregating neveral Milon in
length) and level all the plota and the
groomi generally till it would he as
easily mown aa a large lawn. Thin
would neeennitode the reinawal of tlits
fitnees and unclean poetn, and pemoilily
the straightening up of gismo Menti-
on/m(0 and heasintonen, the effeet
would eertainly be heautirtig of
the oisiond, and it tvtlitlit 11 OW lite
exterminatton of the tlfrig/ and ritntiOne
weedn which overrun too Malty Ot the
plate. Thin plan in the tateat itripreve.
meet in many of the moat iseautifel
cemeteries) In (Oleo and progressive
townp, and if one° begun bete *would.
we think, meet with gotteral.
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