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THE
SIGNAL
to January
1st, 1907,
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
25 cents
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A GOOD JOB
speaks for itself. The
— work turned out of The '93
Signal's job pruning de-
partment tells • story of
skilled workmanship and
honest uiatertaJ. If you
have a hit of prating to
be done call and see us.
'IPTY-NINTH YRAK—Na 3103
Financial
THE EARNINGI POWER
OF MONEY
1t is nut only what you put into your account that slakes
it grow : h of the ncrease it doe to • the interest eauniug
power of the money that you save and Put away, hatred of
squandering.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
pray. interest. ,at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. on deposits and
uu„•y „ttt 111• withdrawn at may time.
l;\)ticrich Otiice, - Corner North St.- anti Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
kor Sale
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T i I E POI T FARM
The old and popular tenor! I. open 1..r
the reception of glint..
People f -ono town ale int Ord 10 anus
old .Ia•n,t au afternoon or et citing 01
Ihr Pul,a.
hurl K•n1c1. tor picnic-. drlt tug awl
I.,itl lag 1.1.1111..
F tat any part irutar adder..
J. T. (iOLD'I'HOK1"?.
1•",ea 11. 1.01'
1 ith•rh•h team.,
Rusin
A ROY ADAMS
TsAcw•att ow PIANO
Studio in Hank of Montreal Block.
Ii1ENT FOR MALE.—A HKA1'V
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white (.into+teal, 11 feet lung. practically
new, only been in n+ a .hon ri IC. 11111 ba.
+old at n great b.rgaie a. the owner. .10 not
require it. For part i.'uLinapply to %l II.LIANI
s KAI'UHAN. Henmillr•r. IIJ21
L RF:SH M114'H COWS FOR SALE.
✓ -Apply to K. 1'. ATTHILL, Kldgr000d
Park. !rl tf
TWO BUGGIES. ONE ('U'ITEIt
AND A U4.14 11/ 1.10113 WAIiUN, r. -.•..I iy
pu ehawd from II. W. Howell for *ale cheap
Apply at ('HAS. 1'. LI. F:'S hardware .dues. 11
To Kent
GODER1OHIL ON l'AR Rh CANADA : AUGUST 9, 1906
GODERICH MARKETS.
On Saturday. the 1th 111+t., Marrs tso. a large
+hlpment of cattle fur export at the .dation.
fifty Art .,n howl Ik•Ing wclghrst over 1ho.c:Jc..
Thr principal-Lippar. were .101111 Dual ow. of
1oltorne. milia twenty helot. weighing 27.240
116.. end F. 51cllunagh. of Smith'. 11111. with
nin,•teem bard, weighing 25,01'' Ib-. Roht.
McLean a1.0away a large held.
Tit rk.u.ay. Augu't 1111,.
Fall wheat. per Minh, new ... «I iii tog 070
Full Wheat. per boo,. uld. 73 10 73
Spring wheat „per bn.h..lew ..,. U i0 to 0 7.
Hee per 1000h .........11 45 to l, 4.i
Buckwheat, per Minh 0 Pi to 0 48
(1st•., per 0,3,11., new 0.31 to 0 S>
Pea.. per bu.h 0 10 to 0 115
Harte)'. per buaki 0 (1. to 0 U
Wn.eutig• per Um ' . ..., 1' w 10. t eta
Four, family, perewt .... , 2 .0 to 2 at
Floor, patent, per cwt ... .. , 2 In to 1 OII
Bruit, r,•' tun .... 111 4*) to . WAN
Short., M . ion :...... .... 26 /N to e1 111
Hay. per ton .. .. a 7N 1p 0 IN
coni Wooed, per to .. 5'N to 000
Healer. per lb .., 111 to 0 17
('hew.%, per Ib - 0 12 W u 12
Eggs. Ire,h, 1.r dui! .. 0 10 to 0 17
Potato... „ 0 :N to SI
Cattle, ordh.'y to good, peter(, 7 ul to 1 .01
Cattle, export, cwt 12>•to .4 75
H live weight, per cwt..,50 la. .i11
Spyring Lamb. , 4 W to 5 ea
Sheep. per cwt 3 W to 3 ail)
Mato, per lb , 1/ 10 to 0 le
Bacon, per Ib S „ 0 15 to 0 a1
laird, pet to . ... 1Y( to 124
Tulluw, per Ib .,. 0 W to 0 tai
Hide., per cwt - ... 051 to 7 to
Sherppak in. - 33 to NP
1'M.A., , 0 12 to 41 12
Sll'alw hers le. le toe)
loul.lde nurkel. on free 7:r • .
rpo RENT. —('OMPORTA BLF:
J. -even-room hon -r near (olhgtale luno
tele. god renal: ball mud -oft Nater in
kllrhen. Terse. ea.t. Apply to MRS. UFO.
(l)X.1.04-11.
ASTURE FOR CATTLE ANI
• hor•.e'. ret Ridge. nod Park' Farm. For
Tine Arts tees!.. etc.. apple to THOMAS MILLIAN, at
the Farm boom. lett(
iIRAWiNO AND PAINTING 1 NI LWR RENT.—A DWELLING ON
1/ 014 AND WATER etRAM.
Privet* tuition and rlr.w.
IiEo. 1-. H vRIO l'IT.cambia's Rond
IUoldthorp•'- row,.
Dentistry
di E. SALE, LD.S.. U.D.S.
1.
McLean'+'lock
Ilir. Turnbull. old -t.nd 1
In Daopnuon Wolfe -day afternoon-.
Medical
1' Ken .tart.
A dwelling ifitem .Md or not ), near lake from :
'student can enlence..
11)n ))Alar:. -Two new dwelling• on Angle-cq
.t rrrl ; one dwelling un Pk -ton '.1reet 111-u
building tut- on Elgin &trout,. p: -.4.x -trees.
1Oder .• 11&4 aand Pine -tree!.
W AN real. - A few fin nl+hed boll,•+ or root. -
near 11.0 bake. to rent for the r a•a••on.
text? 1'01' VU & KlHERTeo,\
1'i4xt.' EMMERSON t Ti'RNBULL
A. T. Remexi)l0N, M. lL
W. S. Trassraa M. B.
Warr., Hamilton Street. 'Phare 1112.
— Roe:demo'phon1\121.
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1�. A. H. MACKLIN.�11. H.
PAIVMC <N AND SUItOEON
$ Is1 .Uastbll 10 Eye, E.ar. Now. and
Threat. (twee and re -Wetter, old Houk of 3101
Treeaalpaha,eo :o Po -Mahe,
oalee, Wext .1.. took... h.
Legal
j'. MKKON ill KILIAKAN, BAR-
I;IATFKP4 aol,rtton,notation. etc. Omcc.
Ha unit on SI„ lklyd dour from Uoderk•h.
Unt. M, u. l'AMEKUN, K. C. J. L. KIL-
LOKAN. - _-- - — -- -- - - -
pKUGOFUOT. HAYS & BLAIR.
tarn+ten, aolleiters. nottr{wppuubllc pre •
•or.ln the Marline Cour{, eta Uwnr, t ..1 +lee
:•quad.•, next door C. A. Nairn'. grocery. Prl
tate fund. to lend at It. whot rate. of interest.
• PRUUDIFOUT. K. C. R. C. HAYS. O. F
.ILAIK.
O JOHNSTON, BARRISTER.
• e nolleltor, notary public. romml«inter,
etc. Money to loam. UIUCe, corner Hamilton
and tat. Andrew: Street..044oleb. Cot.
ICKINSON k (JARROW. SAR-
A,KIOTKRD, attorney., eoBAtor+. etc..
Uulerieb. Money to lend at lowe+t rate& E-
1. DICKIXAUN. l HARLILD UAKKUW, LL.D.
Insurance, Loans. etc.
1OHN W. ('1tA1(31E, LIFE. FIRE
et and ar.•ident in.arnnee. Agent for leading
normal am1 ,ta•k compare.. innerame In alt
Ibu•. egret -led on Iw.t plan+ and at lowe+t ret,•..
tall 0t oaks, corner Went Street AM )4quare.
or adder.. J. W. ('RAIUIP„ Uodcrlch• Ont.
tele ,huge 24
Mt'KILLAP MUTUAL FiRE IN-
S U H A N)' le 1' 0. -Fano and iodated
town propert• infired. Value of propert• hr
.ared up 111 property
Sate over gt,O0,.un. 11 eve.
And dime•tore :--J, Ft. McLean, pre.. ; T. trawl.,
di.•eepre..; Jew. Connolly, O, !sate, Mr, Chen -
rip) J. Watt. 210. Kean.. J. lt. LI rim e,.4. Benne-
wet.. director. t T. E. Hay., Seaforth,w eretary-
Ireaaterer : inwpe5•ton, moment director 10 10«,
J. W. Yeo Holme+rill', agent for Went.
Huron. Policy -holden inn pay nn.eeenente
and get their ccaarrdd receipted at Mr. Coate:,Clinton, or at McLean Hew.' i'atuse 1 lathing
Store Ood,ench
Marriage Licenses
'\rALTER E. KELLY.
11 UODEKICH•'ONT.
Warehlnaker, Jeweller wild Optirkan.
twiner of Merriam. I.krn.es.
LANE, L99UER, 00 MARRI•
W
Alit' ll,- nwtn, OederM►.Ont.
Auctioneering
Beal !state for bale.
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
H,:.at Urrtce - .Toanx'ru
AI llioniY.II ('APITAI.. - $1)64,010
LOCAL TOPICS.
Auburn's Civic Ho:lday
1'rhteday was nhserced as a leivic
holiday by the people of Auburn and
'detain one hundred of the residents of
the busy little town on'the Maitland
celebrated the day by a picuie at Point
Far.,. A nuntler caner inti (i1Nierich
during the day. -
Lost His Hand.
Jolliest Wyatt. formerly of (iuderich,
had his hand taken off last Saturday
nii(ht at Stratford, where be is now
la:a►ed. It apses %1r. Wyatt had
been ullaler hiss engine told in coming
out pliu'rd his hand on the rail of
i1111u1 lien track, not noticing an engine
which was Wet iiig down the line.
Former G. C. I. Teacher,
The Calgary Albert:11i unnnu''res
• changes which Are !wing matte
in the stuff of the Deportment of Edu-
cation affecting the Calgary ry district.
Aruong thou is the Km 1.10111 of H.
W. Th nun, who hit, been school in-
spector of the district of Calgary, as
vice- pri'wipe!of the Provincial Normal
School. Mr. Thomson was formerly
on theptatf cif the Raalrtia•h Collegiate
institute. Since going to, Alberta his
rise bar been rapid, and his • friends
here will be glad to learn of the ueW'
appointment.
Excursions Galore.
This has been somewhat of a rerotd
week for excursions to town. Mond,R'
1N1'Ultl'l)K.%TED HT SPF:('IALAI'I'
uF DOMINIUX PARLIAMENT
• T11 ItFC FAA' F: Inel'•Jt1TS
SAVINGS RAN K
1)EI'ARTMENT
INTERF14T ALLOWF,DoN O414)s11 -
OF 41 AND UPWARDS.
IStid every three, or 10111
pounded quarterly.
4 1 KM 1:114 :;AL1: 1414TF:$ (A8111.1'
ort 4 0I.I,ECTE1) Al' REA7±UN
ABLE HATES.
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Los or Found '
1 OST --ON EA.T STREET.' AN
J &fuelhy-t brood'. 'bidet will.be rewarded
,.n lea%:fng Wme at Sign Cap.'..
LWI'ND. — TODA ON ROAD
l' Isetwd•n liullerlch .Ind Dunlop. as lad y+
I.lurk jacket. lined. Apply at The Signal oai.e.
OST.—ON 1VED\ESD-.Y., AFTER -
1J ,N(N)X, on the *many an A lericen coin,
gold-plated. et !ached to a pin. 1 ,der ole.. -e
return to the 14A1 \1U11AL 1 AVE
VEW HOUSE FOR SALE. --ON
1� Hrilaanla road. emit of W. T. Murney -
n+idence Apply to U. M. ELLIOTT. Fn-'
'two
LION SALE. --THE FINE BRICK
• home. with 31 .tcne. of ,Land. 011 liayn.•in
road. At pre+rnoccupied rupl.d b7the under.lgne.l.
An ideal dare fur a Mudie aid large Nudely
The beet but In tiodelkh. 170+ place huuld
double In rape in the lama four year-. There
i+ lin abnldenee of pear. plume, cheer',
grape. and .uull fruit.. fa be .0)d in hulk ..r
divided. Apply on prrmi.e+.
. J. H. NIALLOUGH.
LOUR S•ALE.—BL'11.1)INO 'ATM ON
J Markel ntreet. neer Carnegie libtwry. a
1110.1 dc.lrnblc Iolwl Wo. Apply 10 MRS. J. H.
WILLIAMS. ---_ 1171f
LIARM FOR SALE. -11441 ACRES.
Ay twine( the north half of ht 12. ronee+•lon
1. A+hall: -4 note! int gat el road bet wenn
Gotha kit and Lucknow. three-quarter of a
mile from Nilo. {o-IuWu•, church and 'tore. It
1. ron.ldered one of the nue a fame. in the
.mint)' of Huron.
Al+u fifty sere+ ail tutted on the neeond eon.
ei Ion of A-hfleld. toeing 110• north half of the
ea.t hell of lot 11.
There are Iwo running -intuit• on each
'dare. Them i+ a hero :d % rte. with none
foundation. 1w,. frnme building-. 311 x :u and
20 x W. a goof fr.uuc hone. and kin.hen and a
fine young orchard nn 11.' honurtead. Huth
Laron. are all aee.ir2 dots '.1 prewnl. The
:uncle sit Mon been JR x Aa o11 It- For nate by
MRS. Ht'UH ()IRVIN. Nile P. Ir, tet(
THOMAS GUNDRY, LIVE STOrK
and general auctioneer• has removed from
Hamilton Street to new oSlce. on Wroth Street,
where h• will he found at nil lime+ when not
crying +ale+. Term. ,ea.onable end every et -
ort nerd to elvt you eat Intact ion. 'Phone Ak
L1F:On(l3: BECK ETT, (IENERAL
l4,J �ort'tomer. !arS Hamilton .t reet, UodrHrh.
1'. n. lace 1A9. All mien will re•el,• -peinl
Attention. 1 8111 buy our entire +fork of
h.nn.1hold gond* for en.h, and '.dill aril ymt
.love., furniture, matt rr'+w+, ageing•. elm.,
rhethe ee fell and nne what we ran do for you h1
line I1EnHUF: 1i7.1KF:TT, Curlo•Ity
gimp, (Inderl,h.
or -
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II1HE I3ODERICH REAL ESTATE
1 AND INSURANCE AUY,1•Y.
Voss SAI.1.
Fond -kid cottage• to rent. 7 room.. nicely
nit noted on Kenya +t nr1.
11 'ion faun d a '10118, nen' room.. with good
•r kt,ebrn. good -table, welt +11 tented
011 K••>-. erne!.
21 +tory brio k and cement I,• roomed dwelling.
Large 4able. a lot-. Finely notated
on Kray. +reset. nem. -nap.
2 -Aur'. Irick 4orr, baker'. O,TO and photn-
grnph gallery. Situated on Malin .Itr•e•t,
Ftl th. 11.:111).
2 large 10t.. corner Wrenn and Wellington.
Price. IkYr'. See chi-,
'J -.tory brick, aroont,d 11011-e and 4 nrren of
land, good orchard. Pace 11,
2 on"gnnflaw
er n- lot. near (;. . H. nation.
1I -+dory frame hon.-, ' ranula, 41 Haled on
Melon salmi, near 1 011 dint? In+t lute,
41.21'
lot and frame laundry, UI font frontage on EA.t
.(met. near S.,iam, 111,00.
71 roamed (rime .rte and dwrlllntt. lar`e.tabl.,
.11111,, od on Elgin avenge. Income fano blot
nen.. fern annually. Opportunity kno.•l'
but once 0t soar door.
Money to loan, 5 per cent. •
t'ARI:Y. HAMLINN.
Rank of Commrree 11141.
�GR RALE OK RENT. --A FARM
1 of 111 mere+ of beet shay Ientn. belonging to
ala. Ida Feiner. Ooderirh. -it noted on 14 rn,
teenion. Unllrrfrh tow•n.hlp. .even mile. from
Uealerirh. nine from 1'1Mtern red flee from Ha,
field ; fairly good building. and t wit otelranl-.
Itew'•onahle loose.. For further 1001icwlu-
Appplly to .1Aa1E1 ('OLWFI,1„ Hinck+ tree!.
(llideteh : or F:llw'ARI) Al'11144ON, (Indere-I.
1N4f.
AN EXCELLENT FARM FUK
SAL►:.-21Nnrrf% in Wext 11'nwnno+h.1,eo
milt, from Auburn : roil a.tal leer.!. about 1al
met, ander cnitirntleal awl :4 to N1 acre•+
timber. A welt and two •t,ting. of '.rater. a
new from dwelling. a nal t..m, table and
driving Mei. Apply to \ 1i1 14(i a• NI)NERT
SON Goderich
u)IANS MADE.
A UF.XEKAIt BANKING BL'81XF.'t
TItAX'AI
OODERI('H BRA1U'I1l
A. U. UAMYL1e. Menage
Situations Vacant
1I RNERAL SERVANT WAS :D
1 ..To go ro Toronto afoot tiro .,0idl. of
-e ple•i,,t*1'. Only 1w'o in (amide, nli Chihli',
1i.y leant. will pleme lea%, their mime due
,Ada... at THF: SIUVAL %nlre. .
"1ANTFD.`—A G(x)U OJRL 1•'OR
gcnerwl hon,mwork for family 0f Iwo.
%lady to MRS. JAMES CLARK.
,11Aa N+ED—BSEPTEMBER
w\11So14rTk4',
'pd) to Mi..Ilrk+on, \areou-ren+
15 31. `VIP11'1FN)T. ..
024
%1IAN"TED.—AT os( -E. A GOOD
all-round kitchen girl.. Nage- 43 a
neck. Apply at once to FP PT Ela U(lDk111('H
UOl' WANTED—A PPRENTiI'E TO
D Irar,, printing. nor 1.. year. of age, fair
112111c4t1.n. \ gad opportunity for . bright
toy. Apply a1 THE SIU.NAL UF'F10E.
Auction -Sales
Warning
VOUN(i k ROBERTSON. REAL
1 E4a1, and Innnrance Agent.. Reel to
tate for.ale or to 'M : l'ml*'nit, handfed In
any plan M the town end (minty. F1re and
lite Inwnwne e, money to ban. rte.,
1,1,)R MALE.—FOUR TOWN LOTS
r on Hayfield rata, meth at Mn. if -arca Mb
non'+ 1•'011 y Apply to ti. 11. T1107.A IN R
SI)N.
WARNING.—ANYONE PO(1ND
tnrpaaairrgor carrying fire -arm= me -any
part of 011r property will be arre ted and prom
coned. 1Slgnedl h. C. -food 1:. e'. ATTRIL1,
Accommodation for Summer Visitors
FOR MCJIMER VISITORS.
Hy h.plc.t of the Homed of Trade, all ppae•r'on-
ha%ngtt n.eomno,latlon for ...neuter realm. to
Uoderirh an. rvgnt,tld to Mate their name.
and particular. at the new'gaper attire+ of the
town. e'hee 11-4. 11101 he kept which will be
available for eng0imr.
\ny nddn,.ea ...to in 10 The signal Dab's
will be properly recorded. JAMES 3IIT-
1'111E1.1. Secretary Hoard of Trade.
Navigation
Algoma Central SteamshipLine
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STIL. KING El/WARD
11 ',-other permitting
TOLEDO-SAI'LT STE.
MARIE DIVISION.
Hetween Tokdo and tnnit Ste. Merle and
Intermediate print. will 1111.y1 (loelerirh n.
folluwn :
Northbound f1:1111 p.tn. Sunday
Monthbanmd 141:811 n.m. Fridity
'WM. LEE. -- latent Agent.
T. KF:NNEDI'.IFTIanItlSte.
laMarie.
C('TION SALE
- -
Uf a de'+ir:ahlc farm of 1011 acre.. .•oteipndng
tui -1111. Huron road. Uoderich township.
mated within half a mile of the town linin+
to the 10wa of Uoderirb. one of the must pro -
41 -'v0 and bent ben(ne'.. towel. In Ontario.
n. lanai.* Dryalale will offer for ole toy
Inub 'e euctten, At Mel Hrl(Mh Exchange Mali.
n thtown of Ouderarh. on
• *outstay. September 1st., 1M44i,
at the 1,our of 2 (rebel( p. ,u.. the ,,b.rettr-
+•rib0.1t,.roperU'. which, from Pa. admirable
lruation, pond, productive non. and other
natdral a.r i.nlage, will make a Or -Cela., M-
et -Manna f r tiny • looking for 0,11ance to
make mono.% by being clone to the market, and
haave-ar, rant! worked farm.
7'hr faro, .o tido. WO more+, otnitulance
of water. 1 fru -ell., and a never failing spring
Pt venture. Th. 1• a goad frame dwelling,
dno a gond 1Mm.. coning., 25 x 14 feet. A good
bank bate 42 x Au feet. with a home -bed 11.
connection 110x:71 est. acid a good driving
house. til the ba. .li.rg- and fere, are in
good condition.
There are ten acre. • bearing apple orchard,
n -mall pear orchard, 1 :acre. in ja tun, 4.1
acre. In hay. 7 awry i .umnl.,r follow. the
tallow.. under arm.
.The 4,104 ran be h.'t*e d any time before
.ole.
Teem.: Ten per eent. of the pnrrha- e
money to be paid at the tint of nab•. and the
balance alp hill 1 1111t da)'e. or portion t,(1hr
purcha+e motley, 111 1,0 e1J11110, ' -, > remain on
mortgage. with h11,re+1 at .40 0 y tea.,mable
rale. The farm will be offered . bje•1 ton re
ten r bid.
51.-: 1My-date I. determined to a' then prop
erty, is. her health in not good, .nn. .hr unl.l
give rep forming. For further poi Braine-,
apply on the menthe.. or to
PKUI'One et. HAYS& ' .AIIt.
THC`.(11'NOR1'. Ha ti rice+.
Auctioneer.
Public Notice
VANATTEK t KURICRTSUN. 1'tln,*ZIK .
was (`liutou'e civic holiday iuni the
1
hand and Milne hundt'aleof other Uli11-
lonisis spent the day herr. Tuesday
area Se,tfurth's civic holiday aid 481)
visitors arrived on special train iu the
mor ` g and left in the evening. Not
lord fora day when rain was falling
when the rxcli slur left Setif,ath.
Then there in nn excursion 11.01,3
Mitchell, Mehrhlgt'ille stud Dublin to-
day. this being Mit•hell'srivic holiday.
:340 permute (111110 up un t he excursion
wain this •Ding, and, returning, the
excursion leaven at d,i clock.
H. K. Jordan's Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place at
Brantford on Thul'wlny, August 2,
when Miss Florence Koleets. daughter
of Mrs. Walter Roberts 11f that city.
was married to Henri K. Jordan,
organist of Brant avenue Melh«lint
church, Brcantfurd. formerly organist
of Knox church, liodet•ich. Thr cere-
mony was conducted by Rev. W. H.
Haw's,'. Atteq' the ceremonv Mr. and
Mrs. Jindin lett for a trip ayowu the
St, Lawienee. They will reside in
Brantford on their return. The
grooul's Goderich friends ttxttnd eon -
gratulation..
Lawson-- McQuarrie.
Yesterday evening the nuptials of
John laaww,n, of town, and Miss
Clara Blanche McQnarrie. daughter
of Mr. and MIN. Ilectgr 11IQuarrie, of
Grey township, were quietly eels. -
twitted at the home elf the bride's par-
ents, near Brussels. The ceremony
l,s,k place at 7 o'clock, Rev. E. P.
Armstrong officiating. -Miss Grace
Lawson, sister of the greaten, Was
Vn•ideanlaaid, and the twat elan wan W.
1., M,Qnarrie, brother of the bride.
Only eiiatte relatives of the bride
able gt'oo,ii were present. Mr. and
Mrs Lawson arrived in town this
''Iurmitre and have taken up their reli-
uetrrr ill the groom's house len 1'ie-
10(11 sheat. Mr. Lawson has the con-
gratulations of many friends, and
their hest wishes for himself and his
bride.
The Mayor Given Iliotice.
Mayor Tilt has reeeived 11 •conununi-
eati1u1 fruit, the• solbi•itnt•s of the Mait-
land River Power • 17,). threatening
legal proceedirigs if he does not sign
the bylaw guaranteeing the bonds of
the (' pant. His N or.hip does not
ay definitely what he win do but does
n t 1400m to have any idea' of signing
th document. All along he has been
op, yell to the bylsw and bast Friday
whet the bylaw was read the third
thaw a d passed by the council he re-
f,tsel to sign it. Ile hints at resign'''.
tion 1st. less evil than signing a
bylaw he regard., in the light he _uvea
this one. • It is undegstlaxl the action
contemplated by the Power Company
in an nppliettpioil to the High Court for
a monde( i.is directing the Alayor to
sign the byl,iw.
G. & G. Railway Notes.'
The first of the girders for the Mail-
lartel Midge was heiesed to position on
Tuesday and the second was raised
this Morning. This time the (m os.-
Ieaui to whieh . the tackle for
hoisting the north end was *Mulled
held the weight of the ginlet• all right
and everything went off without se-
cidenl. The girders are int feet long
,and about. t welve in depth and weigh
thirty-eight tuns. The girders for the
deet span will be placed on another
plan. being rim out on false girders.
The steam 'hovel know at murk snak-
ing a cut in the hill leloiw the light -
1 se. A cement •mixer has been
placed on the embankment eat the
foot of harbor hill and an excavation
it being made farr nurt*Ln
4onerete t•etaining Ihwallflaelntyttithnne of Mc-
Iver property.
STAR -COLE LINE
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North l'hantte! of Georgian Bay.
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FRIDAY. u::3n P. M.
Wvt. I,Ii,:, Apr Of
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT 'Kan OPENS AN AC'C'OUNT
YOUR IDLE MONEY can earn interest and yet be n.
much et your rill ns if in your pws•ket.
me nthlr inwrnre plias(•. You ran hnv.' the principal any
att.
day nth interest for the net.usl tine it. wan nn d.pnsit.
- INTEREST (NOM POUNDED FOUR TiMES A YEAR
(lnderich Branch,
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4
Jordan Block.
• MANAt;F:R.
Notice to Creditors
1
NtYTICE TO ('REDITORS.
IN THE MATTER 1H•' TNF: Et$TATF: 07
1oMEPH U. WARD T11F: ha,1) :IL I.ATF:
ON T111' VILLAUIC of 111'X1(4'VN11N,
1N THF: ('OUNTi' UF' 111'RON, UENTI.F-
MAN. J)E('EAMED.
•
Not7r11, hereby ghah, pllanent to (lir re
shed .rants, of lhltario't1An71. Phan. 12). That
ell creditor, end other having 1141,,,.effete.?
the ..tale of the weld late Jo+eph 41. wardthe
elder, who died on nr nhont the Mh day of jn)y,
1 11 eerie are i- gilred, on or before the Int
d,., of September, A. le. 111116, 10 -end by poet
prepaid, or deliver to Jenempb O, 5% anl,
the younger. of the tow•n.hip of \Pete"
In mid roo,nty, Helfs4 1'.0., the
red mini+t rotor of the r.tal. of the -aid dente/wet.
heir chfl.timn end +tername., nAdnc.,e, And
de•rr)ptinn.. the fell particular, of trick,
claim.. a .retrment of their nr^o,nt•. a1,1 the
natnre of the ....amity Ilf nnyi held be then,.
And further hike Donee that. after -aid la.!
mentioned date the mid Adnilnl+tmtnr will
pro e,d (0 di -tribute rhe neuron of the dw,,..ed
Among the panic. entitled thereto. having .r
gird only 10 the rinenr, of with he .hall thea
hear natter, end that the ,adndnl4retor will
not be liable for the aid la.44. or Any pro.
there,f to any per•wm or women of ate, -r
-1aeM• melee 4.ha11 nel Moe been reeelvrd by
hl n, at the limo of nurh di4 ohm Mn.
And farther take melee toot ell permit. in
deleted to the a1,1 late .loreph 0 Ward, 111'
elder. ere required. m, .w before tee awl4 Ant.•.
t0 pay the amount of tient idehtadne. to the
wM adminleeret or.
Dated at I)0rlerieh, thin Int day of Angmt A.
0. eat.
4
PROI'OFIN)T, HAY.! R1.AIR.
Mit Solicitor. for the AAlnink0.ralor.
r a�
�r tai
t1 EALED TEN OEKS A DDH ESSEi)
/ J
1. th'• undenlgned, nal endurn;d "Tender
for Po.tomee, etc.. at St. Mary'., 11nL," will 1st•
reel;.d et Ihr. omre until Monday. Angie.'
dell, It:' i, Inclu.lt ely, for the 1004111in ion of a
po.tnmee, err.. at St. Mary'•. Ont.
mann and -pe tleationn can b• .ween and
rorm.nf tender obtained at ,11. Deportment
Mrd on application to the Poatnuanler. St.
aryY, Ont.
Penton -tendering ore notified that t,nd,r+
Al not 'b• conn+oJe,.d tole.. made on the
0: inlet forth. .wppti.d, nod +igned with their
actual 4gnat ntr,•. -
e:,w•h .ender null he Accompanied by on 111 -
•e1and cheque on ,. chartered bank, made• py.-
1,bletatheorder of th.• Honorable the Minh. -
ter of Public work equal to ten per cent, Ila
e,1 of the remnant of the tender, w high will
be forfeited if the par+on 1 ,ndenng ,letlne to
shier In10 a rontrarl wh111 rolled upon 111 du
no, or If he fail 10 r psete 1 he work routrncH-4
for. If the tender be not accepted the cheque
will be returned.
The I►ewartrnen, dor. not hind Molt- to He• -
rept the lowed or any tender.
M> order,
F•REI). UFL114 49,
Segel a rya
Depart meet of Peelle Werk.,
lIli n wn,.1,1131 31, leen.
Xew.pap•n in.,rl Inv 1k,,- welrrrlMnnent
wludwt aoHlmrlly from the I)epartanenl will
not oe laid for It,
4
SHORTHAND
AND
TYPEWRITING
The following 4- n partial 114 of the
Orme engaging or [.,ulnar' -Inn..
pwpher. within the pant few day-.
W. J. Omen* Co., Toronto
nerrl+lar Vamtml', Hingham
Cottsm Seed (b., London
Mork. Electric Co., Detroit
Monarch Typewriter ('a, Toronto
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEl.l-.
t,v'mlMted with Wiwi...
Moine, roneget
111.414
SEPTEMBEIt 81'(1
IAwp A postal for lefeels.tlea to
GEORGE SPOTTON
PRiNCiPAI. '
Women's Institute.
Theregular meeting of the Gode-
rich branch of West Huron Wo-
men's Institute took place at the. 1
of Mrs. Tref heway on Thnreday
August 2041. The attendance wee not
large, hnt a very pleasant afternoon
was'p•nt. Those to take part on the
pr.)grinl were mutt amiably detained
at 1 hit • of the other mem-
bers had cone prepared. Airs. Hi,•hnn
gave a reading entitle!. "Cooking in
a Trhnk," after which 'lir rove it
.hot•t talk on this sihjeet, having
tried the expwriilent. Sl is' Skirling.•
gave a tending on "W ....en'M insti-
tutes," The Ulalerich branch have
sent an invitation to the members of
Htaineovill' and Clinton -branches to
'visit thorn at the September met lingt
'hirh will take place at the home of
i.s Alice Andrews, Bayfield . rood.
A home iemlN-tsl ehonld make an
effo t to he present .
A Big Apple -shipping Contract.
Our winder apple buyer, Robert,
Elliott, tThursday el' teed n contract
with a 11 nnipeg firm for 111,144*) lareli
of apple' f r the Went. Mr. Elliott. is
doing all hi: shipping to the West this
menton, owin: to the condition of the
Old Country 'inlet disclosed in the
following eittt•a t from it circular sent
out by Nothing] Lowe, fruit sales-
men, London, -'ng.: "There are
nhundant crops in he Unite! King-
dom. Frame, Huila . d, Helgiurn and
also in (leruuany. 11 think that, ,trIt
large proportion of t' English and
Continent el apples are ! sly tat•ietie',
and will, in cuneequence, >e marketed
in thi-late nut. there •ill he no
demand whatever for nppI Much a+
Astrachan*, Col1ero.('alklil,, )nrhess
F'nmeb'e or Snows, ,Irnetting,' and 1111
apple' of this class. With re rd to
(irnv1•nsteins, if they are rl0an, •ell-
gr11w'n and eolore . there is no d ibt,
they will sell at a moderate price.
rourw' by the time Rilmtona, Kin
Ind Blenheim. are ready for shipilen
we hope to Mee thing' hetter. From
the Irearnt outlook We 1'641111N help
rhin�ing that privets will rule low."
Edwards Turner.!
The announcement of the wedding
of Mins Florence Turner, formerly of
Ueale•irh, will be tend with interest
h • her many friends in (io derieh and
vicinity. The bride is a favorite with
those who know her here, and she
enmmeneee her wedded life with their
sinrpte goal wish. , in which The
Signal heartily join'. The happy
event is thus recorded by The Winni-
peg Free Press :
A very t Diet wedding was eelr-
brited iu Zinn Met.hexlist ehntrh at
high Wolin on 11'edneed,y,,lnly2dh,
when Mims Florence Turner, formerly
of Gnwlerich, Oret ,'weenie the wife of
Mr. Reginald Edwards, '1 WW1, hope,
Seek. 4'h• err y was {M•1't/rniv
by Rev. H. Wigle, 11. A. in the pre.
!nee of only a few of the 'nowt in
Ornatefriends of the eontrActing
patties. The bride. who witsiveu.
away by Mr. James Lydialt of Tor,u-
tt, Out., wits attended by Misr Helen
Munro, of Indian Heud, and the groom
by Mr. Frank Turner, brother of the
bride. The bride wore a travelling
gown of navy blue ehiffoit broadcloth,
the coact °pettingg over a blouse of
point d'ea rit and white silk, The
bridesmaid was attired in blue bilk
eolieuue with trimmiuga (4 velvet And
erre lire. After the wedding cere-
mony the wedding party returned to
the h of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
Lydialt, :121 Spadiva avenue, Fort
Rouge, where a (dainty luncheon was
partaken of. The happy couple left
on the evening train for points in the
West amid showers of rico and gltlal
wielies.
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Turret Voila arrived
on S lay afternoon with 1111,100
bnshela of - wheat for the Big Mill.
She cleared Monday night. light, for
Fort William after intha ding. •
Capt. Lawsuit and Ernest Ptett re-
turned on 'Tuesday after a week's
visit at Golden Valley. making the
trip on Capt. Lawson's sail haat the
North Pier.
A party left on Saturday for Main
Salton, going up on the tug Evelyn.
The party conceded of Judge Holt.
Wet. Eliot, Dr. and C. C. Ross, E. C.
Att,rill, and others.
Three is talk of the new boat the
Northern Navigation Co. bad pur-
chiteed being put on the Jaye', shorn
route, calling at Ouderich.
The steamer Huron had an un-
usually large passenger list nn bee call
on Tuesday evening. She bad to
leave eighty or one hundred people in
Detroit who wanted to unite the trip
on her, and as it was She tended
seventy -ave or righty passengers here.
One of the Seatortll excursionists
foundhimself' in a dangerous position
at the lathing beach on Tuesday,
owing, it is said, to not knowing What
he was about.
The work on the elevator is pto-
Ktensing very well. The cement
walls of the cupola rose about twenty-
eight feet the past week. and another
week should see the concrete work
completed. The roofing steel is all
here and though the placing of it :and
the putting in of the machinery will
take .enn. little time -the work will be
completed in good time for the fall
trade..
Another party ie arranging for a
trip up to the Bruce peninsula on the
sail boat North Pier. They will prob.
ably leave on Saturday.
The Recital at the Summer Hotel.
An ext'eedingly pleaultnt evening
was spent at the Hotel Goderich last
night, the occaaion of the grand
musical recital by Cyril Dwight -
Edwards.
wight-
Edwar11s. *assisted by Miss Etta Jen-
kins and Mies Nell B. Stockwell. The
hotel parlor was comfort this filled
wish the sudirncr and the p erformen
appeared on el temporary platform
behind a bank f(w-ned of golden rod.
grasses, sweet clover, etc. it was a
happy idea to hold the recital at the
hotel. as it took off statue of the forur
ality of at performance in the opera
hnusr it 11(1 brought the performers and
audience into closer sympathy. Mr.
Dwight-F:darnels certainly won the
heartiest appreciation of the audience.
He has *magnificent voice of wonder-
ful power. and his renditions were
given with such sparkling vigor of
attack and such splendid expression
that the audience were eoinpletely
tarried by storm. The wonderful re.
moires of his voice were shown W
splendid advantage in some of his
sustained crescendo notes. The Tor-
eador Seng and the Veteran's Song
Were received with a perfect ovation
of applause. Miss Etta Jenkins, of
Loner!. has 'tonne, full contralto voice,
ofxood quality. rich and full in the
lower notes and strong and clear in
the upper tones. She met with a
ready appreciation on the part of the
audience and won a number of well.
deserv,el 1.1114/1.1.8. She also played
Sir. Dwight Edwards' ace pani-
,ul-tits in 11, very Accomplished style.
Miss Stockwell, of Ann Arbor, ren-
dered her piano .eleeti,ln' faultlessly
and with excellent technique. The
programlasted giver ai h • and a
half and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the audience from start to finish.
Clinton Visits Goderich.
Monday tuns Clinton's; civic holiday
lend several hundred excursionists
'Whited the town from 'our neighboring
burg, e ' g in on both the iu,rning
foal afternoon trains. The morning
trent consisted of six coaches and the
afternoon of four. The Clinton band
arrived in the morning. In the after-
noon the hand marched down to the
bowling green just before the tourna-
ment opened and then down to the
Agrictdt cal grounds. where the
'''(muse match wan to take plater.
between Clinton and Goderich. The
match did not start until atter the
Emelt Fusiliers had got to their tents,
as their march from the station
proved the greater attraction. The
match was refereed by P. B. Gibbings
and the players were An follows:
Clinton--John'lnn, Pinner, Harris,
Forester. McKenzie, Trowel, Holtnes,
Shepherd, Couch, Richardson, Dun -
smith. Northcott, Glxlet•ieh - - H.
Belcher, Johnston, Doak, Beacom,
Will Johw.tn, Blackford, Tait, Kean,
S. McKay, Belcher, Murphy, Hutche-
son. The first goal went to the visi-
tors, being genre(' after a merles of
p'e'es which were certainly pretty
work. There was not mise In the
combination. The horse tram tallied
the next two guile and the score at
the end of the first quarter wan 2 to 1
or Goderich. The goals in the second
utter went the same way, the finest
tri on and the nett two to Oode-
n the 'bird quarter the house
scored twice ,and in the last
scored three tines, Oinking
"core II 10 :, in frivol. of the
ens. The strong feature of
yin g Was the work of the
goal-keepet :ami had lie not been as
quick as he was the scare would have
been Mitch larger in favor of Otatt'-
rich. The game was marred try sev-
eral mix-ups, a couple of pleyrrs
occasionally haw ing It out between
themselves while the ball looked after
knelt in another part of the field. One
/wrap cotltlnntel among the riwrtatnn.
Three wt nod of tha visiting tenni, we
understand, nee not, bona tide feed -
dente of Clinton and one of (Aerie,
Dunseith, openly, hogged not to be
l'ported to the C.
L. A. He went h
the name "St. Mary's" all thrnttgh"the
genie and proved a goal enough
player. The ('lintoniwns left on their
r
to '1' t
tic
1
Fran
(`!into
the fin
home p
t'lintnn's
return by special train at A o'clock in
the evening. -
CANOE CLUB REGATTA.
Successful Event Held Friday Even-
ing ou Maitland River.
The members ()f the Menesetuaagg
Canoe Clgb are to he ct'ngratallated
on the sire res of their regatta. held on
I'?+day evening last. The event took
plant at the mouth of the river, where
a large number of interested specie -
tore
ete-tore were gathered along the break-
water to witttet's the proceedings.
A little after 7 p. rel.' the launch
Dorothy with Skipper 1Valtnn and
the judges on board shot into the river
mad took its plant at the inside Hag.
There were four ekes, viz„ for single
paddle► ; double or tandem paddles ;
rowboats (single) ; rowboat va. two
peddles. The course wan it half -mile
with turn. The events were well con-
tested and the results were aN follows :
Single canoe.- 1st 1.. Pentons ; 2nd,
C. Smith ; 3rd, L. M. Maines• ; 4th, C.
Turnbull. l'inre -8:31.
Tandem canoe --1st, Parsons and
Sturdy ; 2rid, Mabee and Pote ; Yrd.
Smith and Rutsun. Tiin,-- 6:12.
R,ewboattsinglei- Ist.DanNViggins;
2nd, W. Babb ; :3rd. H. Spence. Titre
Rowboat vs. two paddles -1st, Dan
Wiggins (Liao ; 2n1, 1'. Lang shoat).
Time— 5:30.
The race judges were Rev. Dr. Man-
son, P. L. Walton and H. '. Dunlop
J. F. Badu was the 'starter R'. E •
Kelly timekeeper.
. After the races an +!!nand 1 pro-
cession of canoes, gaily arat.ed
with Bow and pennants, pa down
the river in tow of the Ian , while
Lockets, colored tires and music
mingled to make a truly delightful
pageant. The scene as the procession
gracefully passed before the line of
spectators was a beautiful one, and
the sightseers could not but wLh that
such events could be held regularly
every season.
At the mouth Of the river the mein -
here of the Club and their friends
gathered around a large bonfire,
where refreshments were served, more
fireworks were sent off, and a social
time Wan spent until what had leen a
most enjoyable evening was brought
to* close.
Altogether the first regatta of the
Mrne•aetung Canoe Club was is great
sneers end an occasion of pleasure
both to the members of the Club and
to the large gathering of spectators,
and we trust it will prove to be hut
the beginning of a greater interest in
the water sports which heretofore
have Iwen much neglected in Goderich.
A member of the club states that if
the matter had been more seriously
considered the regatta would have been
held in the harbor instead of in the
river, so that it could have been more
readily witnessed by spectators.
Next year he thinks it will take place
in the harbor, where it will he more
convenient for those who wish to sew
it from the land.
The Point farm.
The following have registered at the
Point Farm : F'. W. Sheppard, Mon-
tea1; Miss Campbell London; Chas,
Malony, Buffalo ; Sirs. Bryon, Ot-
tawa
N
tawa ; Mee. Hodson, Toronto ; E. Tay-
lor and weirs. Toronto; Mies Delaney,
Windsor ; Mrs. Delaney, Windsor :
A. B. Vail. Washington; Mie, Jessie
Coultas, Edinburgh, Scotland ; Min
Irene Dan, Cleveland ; Mins Ellen Mel-
drum, Cleveland ; Harcley Meldrum,
Cleveland ; • Douglas s Meldrmm�, Cleve-
land ; J. B. Meldrurn, Cleveland ; Mrs,
M. J. Hays, New York ; Gerald Hays,
New York ; Helen B. Rothwell, Toron-
to; Kenneth Catneron, Lucknow ; Mrs.
Cameron, Lucknow : Mien T. Watkins,
Watford ; Miss Edith McLaren, Sault
Ste. Marie; Miss Vera McLaren, Itha-
ca ; Miss Susie McLaren. Port Huron ;
Roy Edward, Mouth Ste. Marie ;
F, Mr•Donald and wife, Toronto .% Alex.
McIntosh and wife. Sault Ste. Marie ;
J, R. Adams. Chicago; H. von Schott,
wife and chjklren, Detroit; H. N.
Farmer. Hamilton ; P. C. Clark, 1Lam-
ilion; A. Breckenridge, Chicago;
John Henderson, Detroit; Mins Mar-
garet Klrwin, Detroit ; Miss Ella
Aulerlin, Detroit; Mites A. M. Herg,
Dett-oil; R. Campbell. Detroit : M. L.
Preset''', Stratford ; Mn. H. W. Ball,
jr., Brandon ; Miss Edythe Hall. Bran-
don 1 Mise M. Wilson, London : Mine
T. Wilson, London ; J. B. SwatHeld,
Cleveland ; Miss Florence Sw,ef end.
Cleveland ; W. - C. Baker, wife and
family. Detroit ; Mita Clara Johnston,
Lucknow ; MIND .Lennie Johnston,
London ; Miss Nora Williams, Toron-
to; Mrs. W. -M. Williams, Toronto;
Mita May E. Roberts', Stratford ;
Miss iwebel Lawson, Stratford.
3
frg,ivoa. m .'Ma>i';1;a1M.7'litr <
Where the Maitland Softly Flows.
Where the Maitland .oflh• flow.
And t he cedar. deck t he hill.
Where In +pring the violet blown,
Whet. We 11,14'1, 111 10c) yon +4111.
Whiff though 1 au, fur away 1
Home my fancy ever Kama
in nay denim+ I'm paring wit h you
Where the Maitland noel). flown.
When the -pang time come. a again
And the world Ir horn anew,
And the wood+ are decked In reel, -
1k11.ling. 111 retire to you.
Where In of her tiny- V. I' played
Na,•rm.l place. Memory know..
W here the order.. deck the build..
And tl,e Maitland non ly flown.
--Victor Lauri+tun, in 1 anudien!+'•aphis.
Literal,
The mw (Mee boy wn% found sit-
ting in his chair with the telephone
transmitter• in his lap.
"What in the world are yon do-
ing ?:' naked the boss.
"A fellow called rep n little while
ago, replied the future head of the
firm. -and told me to hold the 'phase
till he called Again." August Lippin-
cott'',
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
If you sre troubled with Rufrak)
hugs In your house. got it bottle of
Buffalo Bug Killer, only 2.1e., at
HW. THortaos . 1►nig Store.
Traveller's Sandwiches.
Nothing half en tasty and good AA
Clark's Lunch Tongue spread het wren
two pleats of bettor PA bread.
BORN.
1►R titANY.- 1 lie%geld, on ).l>- stat. to
Mr, and lire, H. Ihwhrwane. ot&man ter,
e..M�aM i®tlln>:+saraaaast�l�nwlRt 4.41114
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