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, JOHN 1,4'W.TNJW.
BOYERLION BANK NOTICE -
e‘Ngtvegioyg C SING, -The SoveMitei
VT. Beek will ease orillatutdaY titterer:ens*
oneeMock, and Wilitilaeletinile their kJ/oiling
mese until four aneepeniter in the °Veneer -
1 0 WANTS
TIPI °MESS WANTED.-sFeer ladtas can be
aecomurtmated with, good Meuse, on
mouth:luta, ten Mixintas Waik from &Mar%
Apply to Mali. Wet„Atiseiver, ter.
CHER VILANTED.:-Male br female. for
S-_=4.340. 5, Dederleh TOWnship (Porter's
/I O. Must holdist or 2nd class certificate
Duties; to commoner° Janne* iltlettalts APO: -
cations received ,up t.1 NOIL Mirol, stating
eatery. Personal -implication preferred. JoLOr
TORRANOIC, factetery, Porter's HUI.
OARDERS WANTED.- Two gentlemen
n lied good board and rOomit Get ad-
EiTart LOW.
-1010 BOARDEI-The ST; LAWRERCE
anowraady receive boarders forthe
ceiming season. Eve* aecoramordotion and'
eating service. Applete Mes. BUXTON.
vett. not , , Proprietresa.
FOR SALR OR40 LET.. •
//ousel AND LoT0 eon SAGE.
received bytheundersdkned
up to PrIdapothe 15th day of November. le37.
r for tbepundesse ot,Lote, Noe and 29, We-
e son's Stuweyeof thaterot of Goderidh, the pro-
- Party et the led Moiraoh. 'There is a
• weillortable fratne.newie on the property.
_Rrtipskby is being sold to close up Estate.
k4Vergul: Ten percents:Myra balance In 30 days.
• 110-twnder nenessarilytaccepted.
. ReinERTTROIVIPSON,
_ h„Ezecutor, °ostrich*.
jain/t• eilentoughlitad'"Lbreatii
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arlarlingenmee tam Jambe 10 Leicester
WW1 lambs:and '5 Oxford 'Down rain lambs.
Aloe 5 young ,bulle therotigtibred Shorthorn.
ese_at reasonable prices. Apply to JAMEs
CrileHOLM, Minlop
MIAletd FORIkelt OBRENT.-The E. halt
X lot 5, don. s, Aohileld, 100 acres,
Mak. loalw., geed, buildings and stabling end
wavered by*a spring well and creek; 2 acrea
orchard and about eqeorea seeded. Apply to
MRS. MARY 111 sLeARY, Crewe P. 0.
A mar.
Ltjanallienteenan Piano for Mae at
tit '11t, 40'0W only a oluirt; time,
Lieu bit Seen and all it:formation given ap-
plying tit box X. *tea Mice.
nttUttilES FOR SALE - Altrieet.-now,
V with rubber supports. A bargain. Ap-
ply at TIM STAR Wham.
s
1C301/ 13Altdentibe and 3 Lote on Cameron
_le street, _ stale° end fru* trees; 0 mode
ed bouvelegeod camel* toimdaeon, Apply by
lettere.° Dana. Maier .CAJOBELL. hex 27%
Ripley, or totitos. °mem Aantioneer.
WIQRSALE OR TO 11/314T -A aix-roomed
use, armee:sedition. Apply to
ak, 13.C. Mennuees.
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riOh, '"Ws R SAKE -LA' nimernorned !rouse
in di seed Mosley., Both town and good
well water, Masa, etre Get address at MAR
Mee.
WO RENT, - A sendeleacheit Ranee on
1. %Vest otreet. Modern Minveigencee.
Furnace and electric ,light fixtures. eapely to
j. ft. HactinuMet, 13t, Patrick street, tiociericie
PRQPIEhtft VOTeliALEe-Bleek
and the ne helf ot Meek a en the
nand Road; eila et Goderieh,,emainin
10 and tbree IBM seraniteed gatderr land;
orchard with Yarions idnds of choice rule
Good frame beuae end frame barn.,,Good
water. Aild0 NO. 120, hone°, Wild lot On Mee -
sea West. For- torero ted _tull.perticitars
apply tethe owner. Clanure Lotto, %World:.
'M FOR SALIL-Lot tal, Huron Road,
Gederich Toe coriteinIng 100 aorea,NOINi
04113e4 barn and dr, abed; Well fenced and
underdrained; geed rip he creek; 10 limes fell
ieheateavairplowite It data. Three acres Of
gelerehatd. Termeemy to snit Purchaser.
Ape x en pre mlees MoIXAOD BROS., Melees -
Mite.
rslOil FOR SA EeeThe .fatni belongin:rto
the Estate& thaate labert McConnell;
n AelitieldteWriabileeth eon:, Mies west or
Melee:MOM 150 aorta tr Pottage) with
kitehenviind Weedahede lee 74, en etone
founds; emend etehlitie netneath
shed. ante's:sail eletwed, Ablest 9) teem
underdrained ; artesian well atuperindmill.
large orchard. ail Welt itszeced. Terme can be
arran ter Cult puro r. Apulir ,wo.
M. Id 'ortirems, leveret:natl. LuesnoW.
left 011SES FOR SALtes-Twti new brick
IALLI homes, eight rOMMtlit tech., .Bathatur.
nee:nand Other inederit eeleanierieee, Trice
reasonable. ;Teresa tb mileseuesheser. Apple
at TrireGbnietwe PIA:tete Miers
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MIOR SALE,--TWeety %area tacellent land
A! for market garden ' With goad buildings
and fences, two mils) fr•our Gedeneh-having
livetteresin =herd et tipples, pearls plums,
chortlea, peaches, gap* end raspberries
Price and itiMla fterarlible. Apply to YOUNG
& rumienTwN,Godertiet.
Pon 4ALK--/rore newOnwetungs on A.ngle-
se, St. A. °editorials*: OW:Aline on Paten fit.
ne Iota ee Elgin Avenue,Essex Cedar
St. And Pine St, •
WANTEn-A ,tew rurnlimed Roupes or
Rooms, near the Lake Irene te tont for the
stuniner seasons
'Yen eta RODER1130N.
,MEDIO&L,
Dits. KlirmititeON & TURNBULL.
ogittilstritson.
OMees, Hamilton at. phone 109
Dr. Emerwka Meedelible-St, 04,14 Street.
Oppesite Victorte kits Clerren. Patine lit
Dr. Turnbull'eltaldentereidentrealStreet, oar.
ner VVaterloo, reat Peale Library.
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INStiRANCS-RSAL 'ESTATE.
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issonaxce AND DEAL. EBTATII AGENT.
°Mee fie residency, corner St. Geerge's Cree-
dent and Wellington 8t. 'Phone 150,
TENDEO FR SUPPLIES, HOS.
frIHR UNDERSIGNED will eoceive tenders
up to noon on Monday. etb Noveraber,
1907, for auppliea of Buteleers' Meat, Creamere
or Wry Butter, Flour, Oataiieal. reitatoes,
Cordweeda :dee etos for the following in.
stitutienli during the yewr 1808, viz.: -
At the .6.8sitims for tbe Insane In Toronto,
London, Kingston, Benetton, Mimico, Brock.
Mlle, reboil*, Orilla, and Penotanguishene ;
the Central Prison aed Mercer Reformatore,
Toronto, and the Hospital for Epileptics) at
Woodstock.
Exceptions -Tenders aro not required for the
supply of meat to the Asylums in Tor:into,
London, Kingetom Hamilton. and, Brockville,
nor tor the Central Prison or Mercer Reform-
atory. TOronte.
A marked cheque' for five per cont. of the
estimated amount of the contract, payable to
the order of the Provincial Secretary, must be
furnished by each tenderer as a guarantee of
his bona fides. Teo sufficient sureties will be
required for the due fulalimme of each con-
tract, and should tiny' tender be withdrawn be.
fore tho contract is awarded, or should the
tenderer fail to furnish security, the amount of
the deposit will be forfeited.
Specitications and forms of bander may be
had on application to the Department of the
Provincial Secretary, Toronto, or to the Bur-
sars of the reepeetive institutions.
The lowest or any tender not fiecessarily
coveted. -
Newspapers insertine thie advertisement
without Written authority from the Depart
moot will not be paid for ff.
W. HANNA,
Provincial Secretary,
Parllaineot. Buildings, Toronto.
October 8th. 1997.
LEOAL NOTICH
NoTten To CREDITORS.
1N Tnit MAITER OP ME RUTATIC OP EDWARD
ATTitzti.. late of the Township of Col-
borne, in the County of Huton, Gentleman,
deceased.
Notice is hereby giren pursuant to the-Re-
viaed Statutes of Ontario (16971, Chap. 129, that
all creditors and others having claims against
the estate of the said late Edward C. Attrill,
who died on or about the 18th day ot July, A.
13. 1007. are required en or before the 15th day
of Novetriber..A. D. 1907, to send by post, pre-
paid or deliver to the Toronto General Trusts
Corporation, the executors of the estate of the
said deceased, or to their underaigned
ors, their Christian and surnameai eddresses
and description's, the full truticulars of their
claims, a atatement of their accounts and the
natnre of the seourities lif any, heId by them.
And further, take notice that after Such last
mentioned date the said executors will pro-
ceed to diotribute the assets of the deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice, and that the said executors
will not he liable for the said assent, or any
part thereof, to any person or persons ot whose
claims notice shall not have been received hie
them at the time of such distribution.
Dated at Goderich, the /th day of October,
1907.
DICKINSON & GAR110W.
Solicitors for the said Executors.
lisTOTICE TO ,CREDTTORS.
Ihe matter of the estate of George Acheson:
late of the Town of Goderinh, in the County
ot Huron. Gentleman. dccoa.sed.
Ntrrie is hereby Frivol that all persons hav-
ing any claims or demands against tho said
ate George Acheson, who died on or about the
2nd day of July..A. D., len, at the Raid Town
of Goderich, are required to send by poet, pro.
paid, or to deliver to Mee Ella S. Achemon. and
Messrs. J. P. Brown and William Acheson, the
Executrix and Exeouters of the will of the
said late George Acheson, or MI any one of
them, their names and addresses, and fall par-
e:edam In writing of their damn, and ntatie
Drente of their accounts, and the nature of the
securitMs (If any) held by them.
AND TARA amine that after the lut ,day of
Novertiber, 1907. tho said Extentore will pro-
ceed to distelbsee the ;resets of the ;aid denim -
ed amongst the parsons entitled thereto.
Miring regard only teettgatelaime of whiah
they shall then have had' n ce, arid that the
said Executors will not be 1 ble ter the said
assets or anti part thereof tO OW person or
Demme of wheoe Maim or claima they shall not
then have received notice.
Dated at Oederich the 30tb day of Sept, 1907.
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & riLant,
Solicitors for the said Executors:.
isi-OTICE To CREDITORS.
In the Metter of the Estate Of FRANCIS
JORDAN, late of the Town of Gado -
rich, In the County of Burnt Re-
tired Chemist. deceased.
Notice is hefeby given, pennant to the Re.
vised Statute's of Trio I1897). Chap. 129. that
ail creditors and et era having claims againet
t o estetts of the sai late Francis; Jordan, who
led on or :Mout the liat day of August, A.
nee are requited, on or before the 1st day of
November. it, D.1907. to sand by poet, prepaid,
or deliver lb the undersigned. talker for
Frances Jordan, Goderich P. O., the la utrix
of the estate Of the aid deceseed, their' Inds-
tian and sir esinea addresses and descriptione
the Inn particulars of their cialina, a statement
of their mmounts and the *tare of the accuri.
tiet af any) hold by them.
Ana further take notice teat after such lagt
mentiened date the aid Executrix will pro-
ceed to distribute the amiete ef the deceased
among the partite entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to UM Salina et Whioh they shall
then hare ntige, and that the mid Executrix
Will not belie le tor the said meets or any jean
Gwent to tiny ream or pereons of Whose elaien
nate° shall net hare been received by her at
tho tete of such distribution,
And further take melee that all evensong M-
ee/god teethe TAMil MAD Frantic Jordan MD
hereby abetted M pay the amounts awing by
theta tette:1;mM recital* on or before the
said date, after* led mild date all accounts
WM be plated in t heeds of the nellarglireed
ter e011ectiOn.
Dated at Gbiletteh, this eted day of fleptimi&
bet, A. 13. MB.
.PROUDFOOT. HA.YS & BLAIR.
Solielters tor tbe lathier's.
Ondetich P. G.
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For external,' Use WY.' Xi h positive
cure tot $pitiat diSeint`. Rip disease. In-
damthistety Laine Back,
LUntline, Sete • hreat. Weak and liore
lhaliSeee 'Shakes Stift.- joints,
ItliPtufe littdrett dineencst.
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Mark egloittels MillAirrapPerS, mid R. A.
MeLeuttetes,linittienti Ont.
staMped Ott *hit Psi Oft etteitheitte.
Manitfatiuted. tidy 'by Repheinia A.
MeLeitilatto sole patentee *MI ptoprie,
treas. Godetielt, Onl.
Sold byfire Preptietreas and Mts.-
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Orerf-tan:
&Setter Of Xarrigge Ligenees
Goderiehi Onto.
LAWR'S HO GROWER.
A neW dieCiWery for resteriAg the
EcoWth of haat warranted to effect geo4
reaults in all ,eaSee. Where Mete are not
traselutely destroyed, Retrieves dead -
ruff, steps the failing of hair and brings
a new growth On bald heads, Has been
tested with esseelient reeitlts. Mtn show
where it haa restored groWth of heir after
aimoet betel baldnees. Meetly end read-
ily applied. Oteltaliteed.free from any
harniful ingredients. Give it a trial. You
will he pleased.
50o st Bottle.
Sent by mail on recept taf price. Manu-
factured and sold by j. LAWR.
Tonsorial Parlors Bedford Mt, Goderich.
The Sterling Bank
OP CANADA
HERD OFfIGE - TORONTO
Incorporated by Special Act of the
Dominion Parliamtua to receive
Depoeita.
Highest curreht rate of interest
paid in Arur
Savings Bank Beperiment
on deposits of er and upwards,
Interest paid aud compounded
FOUR TIMES A YEAR.
Drafts bought and sold.
A General Banking Business
transacted.
GODERICH BRANCH :
A. G. GAMBLE, Manager.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Barley has rlsen ton cents. all ether cereals
are about as bee week, though they have varied
stightly.
Butter and eggs are flrmer in price, and
cheese keeps in line with butter on the rise.
Meats of all Mods show but little change.
and itle sold that the price will bo more or least
regulated by the price of feed.
Vegetables aro reasonable in price. potatoes
being particularly ;Mod and still high in price.
although they are being shipped to Underlolt
from outside points by the car load. Fruits,
except culls, are very high.
(Current wholesale prices careened
' up to noon of Thursday.)
Wheat 0 95 to 1 0)
Flour, per owL, patent
klour, per owt., faruily 2 85 to 2 11)
2 60 to 2 00
3 Star Flour 2 85 to 2 85
5 Star Flour
Bmn, per ton 3 15 to 8 1
Shorts, per ton 23 00 to 23 85
se to 25 15
Screenings, per ton ......... . 18 00 to 18 00
• 0 47 tta 0 07
Barley .
Peas 0 65 to 0 75
0 75 to 0 71
Rye
Buokwheat, per bushel 0 48 to 0 40
0 60 to 0 50
Hay, new 15 00 to 16 1'9
Butter, per lb 0 32 to 0 23
E gs per dozen 0 21 to 0 21
oot, per cord 5 00 to 5 50
Cad , ..... - ...... 4 50 to 4 75
Gatti°, ordinary and butchers' 3 25 to 4 00
Lambs, spring 4 60 to 5 00
HStegsap;ilvfaotwleoigwthlt 3 60 to I 00
Hams, per lb
Bacon, long clear 6 00 to 6 011
00 171 tato 00 1187
Hides 6 00 to 5 50
Sheep Skins
Tallow, rendered 50 to 0 60
0 05 to 0 Oe
Chickens -barnyard chicks, per lb 8 to 10
0 11 to 0 12
" -orate fed
Potatoes C2 to 60
Tomatoes, per bushel 1 00 to 1 00
Pears 60 to 75
Toronto Live Stock Markets,
Sun office, Tuesday evening, OoL 22nd.
What the Sun has reported at different times
as to tho curtailment of hog production in On-
tario suctained by this weok's market quo-
tations. A. year ago at this time prices drop-
ped 25 cents; today they are up from 15 to 20e.
ex compared WWI last season's figures. Tho top
price off cars in Toronto today is 18.65, or up to
last year'abigh level.
Gimes quote " off cars" at their Junction
pricking house, at $6.65, the Davies Company
at /dee, and Park, Black woll & Co. at 16 60.
For hogs. fed and watered afterdelivery in
Toronto, the Dalai Co. quote 80.35 For hogs
at average shipping poi h la the Davies and tho
Park, Blackwell Companies quote at 16.10, and
Canes at$8.15.
The run at the Toronto cattle market this
morntne case:110Mo, eontatning 1,511 catDo,
1.800 sheep, 810 hogs and 174 calves. A weak
tone pervaded the Whole market. especially in
the export class. Still exporters were quoted
at $4.75 to 2.5.
The best butchers' cattle, which werahard to
And as usual, brought front 54.60 fo $4 75 Good
butcharte sold for 11 to et 25, and medium 13.15
term.
Feeders and stacker:I woro In good demand,
end brought from $3.121 to 3.40; cows. $35 tas $50
NEW A6VERTISEMENTS.
Page
Bearden' Wanted -STAR °Moo 1
Roomers Wanted -Mrs. AnsteY,
Muse and Lore for Sale-Robt. Thomason 1
Glaesea Found -Seen Office. • 1
Thanksgiving Rates -q. T. FL
Special Lines -W. Acheeen & Son
Jewel Stoics and Ranges -Goo. Beckett 6
Quality Clothing -W. O. Pridhato 5
ManUes and Jacketa-D. Millar Co 4
Household Grecories-Stnrdp & Co
Montreal -Chicago Train -C. P. It ..... 4
2 °Moller Bargain Days- Hodgens Bros.. 8
Mantles -John Stead
Some Specials -W. A. McKim
New Meat Market -4. Follow::
Guy Mon. Minstrela-Victerla Opera House
Teacher Wanted -John Torment. seer .
Local NotIc94.
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop has opened
up on the name oble Ptrett, with the same old°
sign. and Will do business lh the NUM redo way.
G. II. GREEN.
ELIMWERT ItA8PliEntrv.-Something
sow le a Raspberry. " The best Red name
berry nested Isere," writes Prof. Nittootte. at.
terra. ' The heaviest rudder among ail rad
Itameerrion " writes Pref. Mat, Onelete eVis
haws the oniit largo supply in Canada to offer..
Six pante 100, *prate paid, Lore! Agent ;
LEvy. Goderich. Mit BROWN
ItOs. P. a, Browne: Nurscriess ont.
GUT Brut,. Comian.--'rhe ever pop-
eiar sad woud-innowneo Gny Brothera Min.
Mein Will be et the Victoria Opens Ifouse,
Geltirleit. Wed. Evening Oct. 30, The com-
PellY appeared at Pee:titer° There eveningt
arid the Reser* had the following canniest t
-Tbeirofferlegiteim well up 00 airpcceithemand
the lenin andlettee Went aohal welt teemed.
The vocal work was tuteelletta keened, and
Boyle eivetaedieeneritele with their singing
eel dancing. Thee **by far the beet &mete
teet ,eir in Peterbeke, Neleart and latile,
described etv the Mu tut the Premier
leterkabent ta) time consul, sustained
Mantle Able tabinel, flatly Bale in tin-
atlentlatiabit it. clover tomato teneereeiltatar:
lee etelawal ewe It :treat and her*
Wateriftlelelit ertriete *bent. tetforteallee
t ovetintaly." %het *emir at me
vierctiatia Mon" Wed avoning.ott. se.
Petit* See twee. Pah akfitAWIs restatirants
If rut Watit;Titel STAR the end of
be yor IO Celnit it IP tg,
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':_rog,21400416)!* Vetober 010t.
Thanitsgitting, Oat. therefore *
'TAR SUR will go, to
Bross On, WedneeilitY instead of On
AdYttlisers and emote"
FOndf*tts ate regeevited to send In
their cOpy dityearlier than usual,
otherwise. " too late" will he the °
result,
gown %WU!).
UAN41110 HANO(1...4he efeee Oat..
ION rink boa 0340114 Wide,. the
Ateeert4 I:lralgittSros. having purehes-
ed the Platitrd goo4 Will AVM *Ir.
Steinbach, heuew OWitere Will 000,
Untie ths ire ler rink lel etuaso0. and
° puck Will Im. knocked in eV, directionit.
14001,104it,hat.thaq veweaulttehre,ro eivociir etiortp u ettnaougt :gout: ey,
Mar be expected. Curling is already ou
the tapis.
',TAN At7T410111TY ON SANITATION. -
The thROWIrlig from it. recent Nieto of
the Seattle Postantelligeiltser will be
read with hitereat here, as the gentle.
maw maned N the son-in-law of Ms
Heuer Judge Doyle ;
Dia Frenk Meat lawn% vibe Will !Weed
DAL M. &artisan on tke boatel of health, him
nuauttlyttratargetx_meepetml :cog innd, earemilneywncith problems
a eateve of Matt tt and a firduitre elttsio
Mfeetaillianal Mete and mutation. lie to
degree in mow and . sin us.% vae pris a
list
ad Medicine lit Mantas 13a, from 1900 te 1
!going to fdanit:14189;iits tzar end lief our-
rzttootrvtlitilikird ot hat, otnit4114:111
amber. 1303, and organized the beerd, coc-
tinuing in dame up to August, 1800ex wben les
retired to private practice. When tirole
epidemic broke out he sato impo n chi?
health impactor tor the Phillipine I eds, n
enutelealoeer of public hea th for the Philip -
April, liate and the followil July mu; male
pine islenda Ile canape in that isailtion
mite It )1. when, on account of feeble health.
he mule to Seattle, and hoe precticed hi* pro-
fession here emainuoutily since.
In politics; Dr. Bourn:slit a Republiaan, but
33410D confine to Seattle be hay nob taken au
active part in With& Until yesterday he had
never tnet Mayor Moore. 1300111.140 of Ms ex-
, moperor7lenuoretirg..leen nptubvite hib,smiafthudtutotdasadenreditatlhorm, McalY,0-
appointment. Dr. Bourns will quality thia
- POW -ADOPTION. The UhIldren'a
Aid -Society eve, desirous of finding .1.1.
1101116 tor a babY,giri two months oblv
Particulars eat; ba had on application
Jatnee MItObellt President, tiotie‘
rich.
Low ' AND XfOUND,- The tnink tut
stole advertised In- last week's STAB
wall found by Mr. Chivvies McNeil, Auka
returned to Vielt STAR office on Satter.
day evening. -The owner of a chain.
bracelet can have same by calling at
Tern &ran officeer--The gentleman who.
lost is scarf pin, set with six pearls.
reward the finder if left at THE
STAR office. --A pair of gold spectacles
await the owner at this office.
GODERICII Btramoss COLLEGE. - A
goodly number of studente have' ex-
pressed a desire te begin soon, so th.e
G. R. C. will open Monday, November
4th, We understand the eubjects they
teach are Sherthand, Typewriting,
Book-keeping, Telegraphy, Commee.
eial Law, Businees Letters, Commer-
cial Arithmetic, Spelling, Rapid Cal-
oulation, Business Praztice. Banking,
etc. A student may take any or all
of these subjects, Messrs. Spotted)
and Eby were in town this week com-
pleting arrangements. We wish them
every success,
GOOD FOR GODERICH. -It IS always
a pleasure to note the success and in-
creasing trade of our business men,
because it means a •great deal in keep.,
ing Goderich prominently before the
outside world. Pridhann, the tailor, is
a leader in title line, and here are two
samples worthy of mention. One let-
ter from British Columbia, says "The
clothes fit fine and I am well pleased
with them." A similar one comes
from London of a very complimentary
nature, and another front Brantford
says "The suit flts fine and dandy."
Almost daily Mr. Pridham receives
letters of praise, something he ehould
naturally be pleased wi t h.
LOCAL OPTION POSTPONED. - The
special committee from the different
churches of the town appointed to
consider the querition of a local option
campaign, met in the Temperance
Hall on Thursday evening of last week
arid again discussed the matter. As a re-
sult of the interchange of opinions it
was decided that the campaign for
the present le? of an educational char-
acter and that a vote be not asked for
till next year, so US to he in time for
the municipal elections of 1908 09.
This de.cision ,ie in harmony with it
resolution adopted at the comity %V.
C. T. U. -convention held in Clinton, a
report of which appeared in last week's
papers.
BUILDING NOTES. -The house being,
huilt for Mrs. Edwards. corner of
Britannia Road and South street. will
be ready for occupation at end' of next
Month. -The frame house on Britan-
nia road being built for Jas. Duetow,
will be completeo In six weeka-Chas.
Knight has the basement walls built
for a brick residence, corner of Wel-
lington street find Britannia Road. -
Richard Persona' pair of fl story frame
dwellings on Wellington street will be,
ready for occupation before the winter
sets in. -The stone foundation for Jas.
Shaw's dwelling, corner Quebec and
Wellington, was completed on Mon-
day. -The bricklayers started on Mr.
Carl's new dwelling, south side of
West street, on Tuesday. -
CHEAP PowEit. - lf this is true,
what does it mean ? A London des-
patch to the Toronto Globe saes :-
" The new producer gas engines
and plant recently installed by the
McCiary Company have had the in-
itial test and proved in every way suc-
cessful. Manager Xing says ' 11 has
been demonstrated that power can he
produced and distributed at fully one-
third less coat than by the moat mod-
ern steam engines.' Another feature
is the great saving of space and labor.
Manager King, after describing the
room taken up by their plant of four
boilers and an engine, which requires
two men and an engiheor to look after
it, says : ' The gas producer and outfit
can be put in about one-sixth of the
TIMM required hy the engine arid boil-
ers, and one man looks after the com-
plete system.' The cost of running
the new 250 horse power engine is
calculated to he between eight and
nine dollars per horse power per an.
nuAni.C"ier Arritric.-riom.-Manager
Steinbach did the public a favor when
he engaged Prof. Tyler and Miss Ber-
ton, the world's champion roller
skaters, for a three evening's parcel. -
mance In the West street rink. It is
truth to fray that nothing to good in
that line has ever been seen In (lode-
ri,h and a vote of the epectators each
evening would have been unanimous-
ly in favor of the title "World's Cham-
pions." Both these ekaters did many
clever movements which cannot be
enumerated here, indeed it is difficult
to think of anything which apparent-
ly they cannot do on roller skates and
the whole performance was so clean,
well dressed and wholesome that it
inane up an entertainment deserving
of eincere praise. On Saturday even-
ing Mica Daisy Mack, a clever and
feet skating little Miss, competed in a
race against Roy Sharman and Jack
Sweets, and hut for a slight mishap
would have defeated both. As it was,
ehe was but a few yards behind
Swarte.
LOCAL OPTION AT HENSALL. - An
interesting elate of affairs has arieen
in the village of Hendon, this county,
as the reknit of the passing of a local
option bylaw. The fineventre ilea been
attacked on the green& of having
been irregularly passed, and now the
council has passed a resolution with-
drawing their defence of It. A. rate.
payer, Samuel Smilitt, took the Matter
up, and last Wednesday moved, at Os-
good° Mall, to quash the councirs
resolution. Ile was unimccesfull in
this, but gained his teal point. the
privilege to defend the bylaw In Mu)
the council does. not. This wits grant-
ed hY.Jujite.,,T,,etitei, bylaw w.
rec,:ieuirodm"tirt.latit.ditburi alWeltote, thatuntbe:
Corworth, a hotel proprietor. began
an eaten to quash, it. The eonneil
atarted to defend It, but by a resolu-
tion pawed Octobriet, Withdrew their
defence, because of Within to that
erred, Samuel Smith/4 4 ratepayer.
applied to quiAlt tbe Motion, or In the
altornative. todeferid it Monett. J 0.
,Ntembitty. of tititero ilirgeed his ease,
add Wee gtantiwl the tilterniitiVe.
013ITUARY.
MARTIN.-Buphetnin Martin, widow
of the late Harry Days, of Luoknow,
died at her home, Woodstock, on Sat.
urday. Her remains arrived in Gode-
rich on Monday by the 0. T. IL 11.85
train, and were taken to Colborne
cemetery for interment in the family
plot. The deceased lady was a daugh-
ter of the late Isaac Martin. ono time
hotel keeper ot Saltford and Lucknow.
The late Mrs. Days was a cousin of J.
C. Martin, and had many relatives In
the county town. Rov. Charles Saun-
dere and Messrs. D. Paterson, W.
Murdoch, J. Murehison, Geo. Bidden
and D. A. McIntosh accompanied the
reaming trout Woodstock to the ceme-
tery.
JACKMAN.-The death occurred on
Tuesday morning, et her home on
concession 13, of West Wawanosb,
Sarah Ann Powell, beloved wife of
James W. Jeckinan. Mrs. Jackman
wits 00 years of age and had been ill
for eight weeks before her death. She
is survived by three brothers and
three sisters -John Powell, Clinton ;
Geo. Powell, Blyth. and a brother in
New Ontario Mrs. James Switzer, of
Bayfield ; Mrs, John Cochrane, of
Wingham, and Mrs, John Menzie, of
East %Vawaposh. A family of eeven
children survive. These are Williain
and Ernest, at home ; George, Ed-
mund Jatnes and Miss Eva, in Ottawa,
and Mrs. Powell, and Miss Alice Jack-
man, at Beimore, The Jaeltmaine are
an old family of Wawanosh, and Mrs.
Jackman was horn and lived all her
life there.
Serirmouri.-Miss Sarah Seymour,
only surviving sister of Messrs.
liam and Batty Seythour, well known
former residents of Goderich, died
very suddenly in Montreal on Wednes-
day of last ,week, and her reniains
were brought . here and interred In
Colborne R. C. Cemetery on Saturday
moraine last, the service being held
in St. Peter's church, The deceased
lady had resided in Montreal for nearly
40 yea.re, but prior to that was well
known with her 'brothers, who were
then prominent grain merchants and
!nosiness men here. It is now nearly
)17 years since the Messrs Seymour
left Goderich, but they still have a
warn] spOt in their affections for the
old town, and they are yet held in
most kindly rensemberance by many
ef our citizens. The pall bearers at
Miss Seymour's funeral were Judge
Holt, Messrs. Jas. A. McIntosh, J. J.
W righ t and Ney Kidd,
HUmnER.-Our citizens were steed -
ed on Sunday morning last by the
news that Mrs. O. A. Humber, widow
of the late Police MagistrAfe, bad been
found dead in her bed.' She had been
sornewhat poorly for a short time, but
nothing serious was anticipated, and
she had retired on Saturday night ap.
parently In her usual health. When,
on Sunday morning, A member of the
household had gone to her room to
call her, Rho wee found dead, having
passed away aome three or four hours
before, according to the doctor who
was called. Mrs. Humber was 08 years
of age, and her death is the third in
the family circles this year, her hus-
band, the late C. A. Humber, hav-
ing died about seven months ago, and
her daughter-in-law, wife of Dr. A.
Milton Humber, having died In June
last at ber home in Detroit. The Kir-
viving members of the family are :
Mrs. R. M. enema Hamilton ; Dr. A.
Milton and P. A. Humber, of Detroit ;
II. II. at Red Deer, Alberta; (1. H., at
Gaderich, nnd Maitland. of Stratford.
Tbe funeral will take place from the
family residence, Victoria street, today
at 26130 p. liervice at the house com-
mencing at 2 o'clock.
Goderich W. C. T. U. Notes.
The regular meeting of Union tho second
Monday of each month, the Esenitive the
fourth Ilfonday.
The regutar meeting at the Union
wan held Oct. 14th, preeident In the
chair. Members present, eleven. The
devotional half hour was filled In by
Mrs. Brown giving a very instructive
absent, no report was gi ,
Bible lesson. The tregzer being
Th o following recommendations
were then brought before meeting and
approved of : 1st, that Instead of bold-
ing two regular meetings each month,
we hold one the 2nd Monday of each
month, the rubor to be an executive
meeting Ith Mondey. 2, That follow-
ing vIce-preeidente be appointed to
di fferent churches : K nox church,
Mrs. Duff; Victoria etreet, Miss Hay-
nes t North etreet, Milt. Hazen ; Bap-
tist, Mem. Cameron. 3, that the fol-
lowing ladles he appointed to the dif-
ferent departments as atiperintend.
enta ; Evangellatic Department, Min.
Millyard; aystematie giving and Geiger
mission, Mrs. Davidson ; gaol% Mrs.
Holland ; temperance and Sundae
School. Mrs. Hick mother's meeting.
We. Oelberne ; librerian, Mrs. Yates:
sailor's work, Mrs. McDermott ; from -
:diem Mrs. Brown ; luntbermen, Mrs.
Warnock: parlor meetings, Mrs. WM.
ker ; naiveties, Mee Maedel ; prose.
Mee. Bogie.
••••••
RallWay Time Table.
ODAND TIUrNif APIM001.
IXAVI3 °World) 0 a.m. 7.10aen. 2.60p.nd Sp.m.
Arrive " 11.35 " 1 p tn. 7,01 "
CANADIAN PACIPTe.
leave Bedevil% ... 7 00 a. m. 4.00 p m.
Anire " . p. in. 10.10 "
Tbe crutches advertised in lost
week's; Smart have been purehaited by
a resident of Toronto who reads Tun
STAB.
CORREICTION.
By au error which escaped no -
lice. the date of Colborne's 2
Hargahl Dots Sale is put as
September *6 and 28, inatestd of
October. Please nete-Saturday
and Monday, oeroBEL 26 and
28, ate the dates.
4 Brief Town Topics.
Nut coal has gone up to S7.60 nor
LOD. MA It is said the end le not yet.
New aubitonbers to Tint STAR still
continue to come. Only 10 centir to
the end of 1097.
Large 11tIsittitles of apple barrels
have been delivered in the townships
the past two weeks.
There Is nothing MOM interesting in
this week's STait than the advertise-
ments. He inire and read them.
Morrow's butcher shop has under-
gone considerable change, a neat and
convenient Wilco being installed.
The house on West street being built
by the' Planing Mill Ou. fur Mr. Carl,
is roofed in and will be bricked shortly.
Mrs.. P. Jordan has rented her lintlee
01) Colborne street, furnished, to Mrs.
E. Hawley, who has taken poesession,
An employee at the organ factory
had his hand aerieuely out last Satur-
day while working at one of the ina-
chines.
theigle Bros. have built an exten-
sive addition to thole Ice house, and
expect td store one of the largest, har-
vests on record for 1098.
The weather so far has been favor-
able for farm war*, and reports
from the townships are that fell plow-
ing has been largely done.
James Shaw's new house on the
corner of Wellington street and
Elgin avenue Is progressing, the
foundation being complete.
The Walton store and dwelling on
West street has 11. new roof of tin. It
is said the price ot shingles will do big
things for the makers of imettilic roof-
ing.
The frost of Wedneaday evening
and yesterday morning touched the
leaves badly, causing many trees, par-
ticularly the chestnuts, tu shed their
leaves profusely.
Advertisers and correspondents
should bear in tilled that next Thurs.
day is a holiday, and that all copy
must be in the bands of the printer a
day earlier than usual.
Mr. Joseph Fellows has opened a
butcher shop on Kingston street, next
to the King Edward, where he will
carry a stock of the choicest meats
and everything in season.
There was a general meeting of the
stockholders of the Western Canada
Flour Mills Co. In Toronto oh Thurs-
day, at which a dividend en the stock
for the past year WAS declared.
The &Worth Horticultural Society
have received the all consignment
of bulbs and plaints and are diatribe.
ring them es quickly as possible. The
society le in a flourishing condition,
baying a membership of over DA
, The freight shed at the O. T. IL is
now ready for business, and the °Mee
is nearly ready for occupation. The
whole change vvIll be much appreciated
by the public, particularly the office.
which im a credit to the company and
their master Workmen:, Wm. Brophey.
Hamlink's evaporator Is turning out
large quantities of the evaporated
fruit. Apples have been shipped
plentifully from the T. IL etation,
and Megaw on the C. P. R. The ship-
ping from the latter station takes
considerably from the town shiP•
Meiln`hteLre is a scarcity of hay and oat
in Lucknew. There is plenty in tit
country, but farmers have no need fo
money, and Lhe sound of /015 per ton
for hay is no teniplation. Grain crepe
are yielding well. Walter Wilson
threshed wheat averaging 32 bin:heist
per WAIL
Two boys were charged before the
P. M. on Tuesday vvith throwing
chestnuts at an old gentleman. The
boys claitned they were throwing at
esudi other, they were on the Square,
and that the chestnute missed and
crossed to ' the isidewulk. The Magis-
trate gitve the boys a lecture and al•
lowed them to go.
Misters. C. B. Foster, D. P. Agent,
Toronto; Wm. Stitt, Oen. P. Agent
Montreal; 0. H. Ham, President's
office, Montreal, and %V. J. Orant,
Corn. Agent, Hamilton were in town
yesterday on an inspection tour of the
0. & 0. branch of the C. P. Ity. They
called on Tug STAR, Sheriff Reynolds
and the civic officials of the town.
At Clinton on Tuesday last, before
Police Magistrate Andrews, Reuben
Ore.harn, of 1110 Oration) Hotel, Wan
charged with selling liquor after hours.
Graham pleaded not guilty, hid after
hearing the evidence the- magistrate
imposed a fine of 811.1) and emits, it,
being a Recond offence. The coste
were $0.(15. (frown A homey Meager,
of itiotlerich, mited for the pronectition.
Three care laden with wheat, whirl)
were brought tip from the elevator on
Sunday morning.lran off the track jilet
opposite the new freight shed, and
with Hoch damage to the track ao to
require the auxiliary from Stratford
to put It right. The havoc wrought
with the milli and ties was nornething
ourprieing, bid by Mondtty ntorning
the cars were replotted and gent oil to
their dentinal ion.
The furniture and undertaking
warerooms of J. Brophey & Sam
which have been undergoing
a moat thorough overhauling for
Rome time, are about completed
and present a neat and iip.to-date
appearance. The ntore will Ile one of
the bent of itn kind in NVeatern n •
tario and will he a good addition to
WeRt atreet. Landlord Merlton 114
progreacive, MR well an the firm who
occupy the premisen.
The Roller Rink held a largo ati,11
(ince on Tuesday. 00 the oecaoion of
the fleet earuival. The rikatera were
all allowed on t.he rink, exoept at the
netnal Lane nf judging. no that nearly
all the evening there were over 10 I
persona skating, The following were
the prize.winern : Lady'R faney, Minn
°tirade Campbell, peattant girl. (lent'n
fancy, Pred t zley. eavalier, Lady's)
comic. M Ian Emma Young, "lame Trot
and her cat." Oent'n romie, John Me-
t vor, Enquimaw. The hand played
nice mimic, and the rattan made It
pleasant for thane who were not prep-
ent Ante. It ban been deeitied that
at the end of the roller Minting Reason
lee will he 'made, no that there will be
lee nkatIng and hockey playing during
the winter.
Sale Register.
MONDAY, Nov, drIt, Clearing tme.
lion rale of Perm Stock mei implements,
property of Partin Geese lot 15, eon. 6,
OMerich Tp. Everything to be disport
ed of as Mr. Gunn hen sold farm.
TTIOMAA GAINIAR v. auctioneer.
Tit Ft9DA OcT. Wit . M r . T. R
WinoiNTON will sell hy public auction
at lot 52, Bayfield Road, Goderich Tp.,
(1 miles from Clinton), all hie Farm
Mork, (including yr well bred Shropahire
and Leicester isreedin ewen) Imple
merits and Holmdel; Furniture. --
THOldga 011120111/, Aucti neer. atie mrs, L Mot, a (13OlahtOr
RCM In Dosianch, on the 2106
AMONO T11,13 CIIURCIIRS.
Next Stmilay the anniversary see -
vices of Victoria turret church will he
held. the 'mope preaehing in the
morning Oii "The Cry of the Soul "
atiti he the evening on "The %Vorld a
Preservative." On Thuredav everting
Thanksgiving dinner will he serYed
ginoodthrerolsKertauurlemorownritl, wafter:147,141h Ina
the auditorium of the chureir... This Is
always an e.ttractivo and popular an-
niversary; and the usual largo
andlenees may be anticipatedes- -
Rev, John Anderson, of Beauhar-
main, Que. brother. of Rev. J. A. An-
derson, Awn, preached In Knox
()hurt% last Sunday evening to a very
large eongregation, giving an ex-
cellently reasoned discourse on Pilate's
question, as related In Matthew's gos-
pel, "What then ehall I do With
Jesus, which called ()lariat ? " At
the offertory Mire. Dowe, whose hus-
band is a metuber of the C. P. R. en-
gineering staff. delighted the congre-
gation with the soprano sole,
Pharisee ern' the Publican." Rev.
John Anderson will preach again in
Knox church next Sunday morning.
A very interesting meeting of the
MoOillivray Mission Band wee held
on Friday afternoon ast, the occasien
being their Itunual thank.ottering, An
excellent address was given by Mrs.
MeiCerroll, ot isticknow, upon the
"(Jail to elivedenery Service. ' She
sheered how even the smaller:it child
can help fulfil the Savior's hiat cam -
mond. In addition the following
programme was given by niembere
of the Band : instruuiental
Retta Olark ; Editress' (Meanings,
Pearl McGillivray ; song, Mali Ham.
litori ; recitation, 1 via Warnock; -song
Norma Whitely, and a march-
ing chorus hy members. In the
absence, through illness, of the Pres-
ident, Miss Wiwins, the meeting wits
conducted by Mitt Morris. ,
A PLEA KM HOME Miss IONS.
Ootohor 20111 having been appointed
Home elission Sunday by the Presby-
terian General Aesembly, Rev. James
A. Anderson brought the subject be-
fore his congregation at the morn-
ing tiervice. His text was lat
14, 7. "Let us build these (titles and
make about them walls and towers,
gates and bars, while the land is yet
before us." An instruetive parallel
was instituted between the comlitIonn
existing in the tines of Asa, King of
Judah, and those In our own day. ASA
found the land full of ideate y, with
all the evils and pollutions that roma
from the worship ot falme gothe And
today idols Are still In our land, and
their devoteea spend much time and
money in their worship. Litek, chance,
fortune, fashion, popularity, self-indul-
gence, grded, waft, are among the base
progeny that represent tilany human
ideals, find receive much human wor-
ship. N'Ve have allowed wealth, and
the pleasureR of Heim., and the pride of
station, to till our hearts and occupy
our hands. Men have come to look
upon the possession of material thinga
as the end of life, rather than the
formation of chttranter, We have
measured progress and prosperity by
the material rather than fly the moral
standard, and watt! conditions are the
result.
The preaeher refered In glowing
terms to the natural resourem of the
Dominion, its variety of soil and elf -
mate, its tnaguilieent act -miry, he store
of letent Windt!), ITN rnineral vigil -
01111111.11.1 pi -initiate and called attention
to the antonishing development of the
country in the hurt decade ; railways
having been buill., homeriteadri taken
up, mid towns and villagett created, an
hundred miles in advance or the posts
of settlement 10 years ago, Dming IMO
the immigrants to Canada numbered
215,012, of whoin 07,757 came from the
British Isles, (0,782 from the United
Statert, and 51,373 from Continental
Europe tind Asia. Cp to August, in
1007, three have I /Cell reCOCIled Z40,114 M,
and at the end of this year it reek•
oned that ClItintla WIII IlaVe ;(11
new inhabite
!fere Mr, AnderRen emr11111Flized that
13 Warl T WTI IVILpidity of not ittna I export -
sloe that, constituted 1110 Rerionsness
(If the situation, and mimed the words
ef lir. McLaren, tlie (Introit's Home
M lesion lieeretary " If the foundit•
Mona of our Corinth:in nationality /LTV
LO he well and truly laid, the restrain-
ing and uplifting intitienees of ettiireh
life /1.nd work must be brought to bear
upon all our new eotionimities at the
vet y set, To provide the public
means of grace for it lillitrter of it mil-
lion IICW 1441 len.; every year ifi tarik
appalling magnitude ; but his is the
priee Canadian Christians mind tiny
rui. their eotintry's development, If
IlleV demi re to make ittnalla 0 t hormigli
Christian land."
The gravity of the problem WAN VI,
ferret' (0 11.14 1.0111111 LI1,0 (0.(f.i.,)gonenti.
character of the inunigrante. Already
our population embriteeti 140101. 7,7E11 or
14.000 illingarians, 0,tsio Dolikoltors,
20,r .1 Mennonites end (rem 70,1 10 to
80,00121allelanR, nearly ell of LIO•111 (40•
cially and intellectually inferior to OW'
own countrymen; ignorant of Can.
action inst Ititt 1008 anti ideals, and, not-
withetandi ng, rapidly coming into t
poosettition of the rights Of Canadiam
citizemihip. We twist riteons.ruct
them or they will memos, rtiet us. The
queation narrown itself to a matt er of
self. defence. We must. bit true tt, tut,
work to whieli (bid Ilan railed its, and
give 4111.M, 1)44440 Ihe (iremel In its
plielt y and petit y. If t h nit of t he
hiatory of heathenism, %VP IVIII OPPli
no other ineentive to Christian even-
gelinm. If we remember whet Chris-
tianity hag 11,mp for otirmelV1.9 and the
world, we will HOP the 04.(`4.10111y of ex-
tending its reign and enlarging the
field el les 1411VerPignty Thf. Internet-
ing sermon was elomel w it I: an earnest
appeal for a larger (111.(LMIre of liberal
ity in support of Home Minelon work.
111. -
Meeting Calendar
lierrular nteot btu of Inverrie.a I amp 4 0
(h1,,O-Ofiltyi °ironing
lInfrillar mooting of cnutt Nn
1.11 Forester... 111111 .1.11,4illy 0.111w, I 101 41,
A iipnelnl mooting of the I ianghtor. rif
IiImplre %rill he held in the Law Library nn
Monday nevi, at p . 11. hill attend
rin(30 71414110M! for Imporioni
A1111.
Luck now.
Sou s. ( o Ts m rum One of the moat
popular events at. the Ltieknow fair
WAR (110 winning of the old ntan'u rare
by John Adams. Mr. Adams is over
80 years of age, a pioneer, and ehar•
'inter of mono than loeal reptile. lie
in one evidence of the Main! that ttf
the earlier aettlitre only the fittest
nurvived. We have many (Ahern.
Some time ago a number of 111,3.11eb,
tormerly of Ashfleld and ilitron town-
riblpri, had a noctal gathering in Ms,
troll., and 30(01. eup of tea were die
etigning fittelle the sigert of Rome of
our reaiden t . M PAW:. Pot er 34 urea y,
Kenneth 'Banter, Allan McKenzie and
one lady ventured the opinion that
big Ihinean Meitart WILL the oldest.
" Hoot," exelainied pnother lad y, "he
is young vet, he la (wily 115, and 'Mailer'
IffeKay'a father In Lneknow in
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BORN.
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test , to Mr.
IMUNICIPAL MATTIRRS.
The catch hash* at the inteentetivm
of Trefalgar anti Vienna* SUMO gra
being put in, and When, eilin leted
children will not he coMpelled n the.
spring to walk to school basin* tith4
water. Ono will be placed opposite
Win. Holland's prOperty. Willa Will
serve n double purpose, tiesifit tO Meth
the Sewer as well as carry Olf the sur-
face water.
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'The Council were wise in deciding to
have the town bylaws printed. Tbe
last ones were issued i 4,,' the late
,"
A. 0. Simmons be! the printer.
Thirty-three years) long stretch of
time, and it le little wonder the alder-
men themselves are all at sea as tO
what our local laws really mean. sflat
how long 200 copies will last remains
le be seen. However, as souvenirs they
will go a considerable distance.
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In inane' towns less than the elms of
Cinderella, sanitary inspectors are
deemed a necessity, and their work
results in the end in the public Inter-
est. Here in Goderich we seem to tie
a back number in this respecL This
year many additional closets connect-
ing with the sewage system have beau
installed, but in no case have they
been inspected by an experL What
might be termed " cheap jobs " may
prove expensive. Stich work should
be officially inspected during construc-
tion, in the best interest of the future
health of our people, otherwise the
time of disease and a day of reckoning
will come. There should net be ft
mingle closet placed in any business
place or a private residence in (lode -
rich without the inspection and sanc-
tion uf ts competent official. The future
weal demands it. It. will he too late
when death come like a thief in the
night.
Possibilities for Feed Supplies.
'Parente, Oct. 21. -In view of the
shortage in the feed supply of this
Province, the Ontario Department of
Agriculture haa been making enquiries
Nom the Ittaliortties in the Northwest
Provinces as to the practicability of,
the Ontario farmers securing frosted
w heet for feeding perposes, and in a
statement just Issued the Deputy Min-
ister of Agriculture for Alberta states
that if tbe total wheat crop of the
Northwdat reaches the 80,000,C150 -bush-
el mark, probably of the frosted Yv heat
from ten to fifteen tnillion bushels of
it will be marketed as feed wheat. As
regards the quality of feeding values
uf frosted wheat. the game authority
says it has been pretty generally dem-
onstrated in the West, and also by ex-
periments at Ottawa, that frosted
wheat makes excellent feed.
'rhe secretary of the Northwest
(Irain I/eiders' Atisociation holds that
heeded wheat has all the value of No.
1 wheat, and Is 111 addition h safer
to use on account of the higher per -
eon Mtge of bran it eontains. which
would naturally be mixed with it in
thlegrteinititainkge.eping qualities, It is stat-
ed that the fact that wheat is frosted
deem not impair It In this reapt.tct pro-
vided it le thoroughly dried before be-
ing threshed. With reference to the
praeticability of using this wheat for
feed in Ontario, the question of cost
will be the determining factor. If the
wheat ean be laid down here at a price
that will warrant Partnere In feeding it
to hogs im other classes ot stock, large
iiiiantitlea undoubtedly could tm mar-
keted In Ontario and fed to advantage.
It im expected that prices of feed
wheel itt. Port William and Port Ar-
thur ‘vill be fairly well established
within two weeket.
Colborne.
New it iltsetihem can have THE MTAK
lo the end 011007 for 10 cents, or 81 to
th;VPircl:!;:trIsuji9lARls. NIVICIINARY. On W
motility evening Mr. anti Mrs. Tb
Sallowe eelebrated their Mth wt. cling
amilvereary, when about 50 telativeti
gathered to do honor to the occasion.
'rile event was a most happy one, in
wbieh the families of Melodic II. A.
Ttifforti and Andrew tireen, of (lode-
; i , t ook Imre The presort ta were
appropriate to the occasion, and a
very enjoyable Hine was opera. Mr,
and Mrs. SallowitNiiiiree. among the hon•
toted residentn of Colborne, and their
ed ytars usefialriess 111111 prosperity.
many friends will wish thorn eontiiitt-
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Ten rents for 'rue STAR 10 the end
of BIM. A great snap.
Come, The members nr Nile L. D.
L. 1052 intend giving an entertain-
ment in their hall on the eveninff
5th NOVI.011ber. A good program-
me will be preitented, consisting of
yore! and intarnmental MIMIC and
add refl€IPM. ((eV. 4`. R. Durrant. of
linnmIller, Deputy Orand Chemplain
of Nowleondlarel, will give an tuldretto
on the Order In Newforindiand. Every•
body welcome,
PPItAi IN ,% L. Mew IVetistere of Luck -
now, itt visiting Miss Wirifit..-12yan. •
Rev..1. (' Reid and %Ibis Bailie were
in St. Thomas this week attending the
London Conferenee League Conven-
tion. M ft A 11 i n , of (ioderich,
visited Nile frieniln thin week. Mr. H.
llorney spent Sunday with him daugh-
ter, Mr. A. Herrin. at Farquhar. •
Lloyd McCann IR ronfined to the house
with Inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Wm. Mnrrow, of (loderieh, tipent
few clays with her mother, Melt J.
Kennedy, this week.
Cut•er it Leag.ile next Tuesday
evening will be led by the pekoe,
topic, "The Leagne." will be taken
tinder three heruln "I3efore the Re-
vival.- bv Miss M. Hanle ; "In the Re-
vival," Ft?: Minn (1. Linfleld; "After the
Revival, by Mins E. Cray. A cordial
Invitation in extended to all to he
present end take part In the discus -
ciliation of thin very important sub -
j eet. tipittlilful weather. helpful. in-
Permono, largo congregations.
le the report of our anniversary der`
1/1('Pfi Met Monday. Those who had
the pleasure of listening to Rev. R. J.
Curry's taikn will not soon forget
them. In the morning the subject
wan "Faith" ; In the ;afternoon a abort
Mit interenting talk to the children ;
in the evening from the words "Ye
elisall be my Witneaseg." The Nia choir
and °reties:tea furniahed the music
for the three cerviees.
People who harbor stray stock are
liable to prosecution if they do not
advertise the same.
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T.,1,17, gran gives the hewn.