The Signal, 1906-9-6, Page 1(TUS•
SIGNAL,
to January
1st, 1907,
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
25 cents
FIFTY-NINTH YEAR \., 1L,.
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GODEIt1111, ONTARIO, CANADA : SEPTEMBER 6, 1906
AIGOOD JOB
speaks for Itself. The
work turned out of The
Signal's fob pnntaue de
partment tells a story of
skilled workmanship and
honest material. If you
have a bit of printing to
be done:call and see us.
VANATTKR & ROBERTSON. Pusumeass
Financial
UNQUESTIONABLE
G
Thee is no question nt all about your needing a 'savings
accon lit, am there is only one 1411 re way of accumulating wealth,
and that be by saving it. A few persons inherit wealth. while
°therm gain independence by a stroke of luck, but the vast
majority of people 'SWUM n competence by 'pndiug leas than
they make and saving the surplus.
We pay FOUR per rent. interest un deposits and money can
lw withdrawn at any time. -
aw
THE STANDARD LOAN 11O11PANY
Goderich Office, - Corner North St. and Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER. • . •
M . .
1
THE POINT FI:IItII
The old and popuhr rr.ur 1. open Loi
the teeeptlon of gue.IN.
Petordi from Waya aro budded tocoue
and +pend an aftbrwoon oe rvenIi.g „i
the Ibinl.
Uood +ert ce for Menlo'. driving' and
looting INartl...
For any particular. a.htr a+.
J. T. GOLI►'I'HOKP'e:,
1'n41Yn1K'111K
1 ..Irrich chant or
For . Sale
L1UK SALE. -.t LLM11'F.D Ql'AN,
1' TIT V' of nary tad uutario fall wheat for
wed. The wheat 1+ bald with while Than and
red beer)end 114 hardy and a fairly goof
)lel der.UW one good bloat sow +pin due 10
row'
far. Apph' to to SI)W) KHY., J. 4'..
)da 12, oon ewion x, ti.lerleb P.O.
Music
A ROY ADAMS
TaACHrta or PIANO
Studio In Hank d Montreal Block.
• Fline Arts
1kRAWIN(1 AND 'PAiNTINO HN
se oil. AND WATER COLOR.
I'll. rile tuition And class- es.
UFO. F. HAK41ITT.4 au,briw Road
IuoWtborpr'a nowt.
1Jentistry
LSKI*IH MIIA'II COWS FOR SALE.
1a --apply to F:. 1 . .{ rTRII.l Hingecloset
TWO lit (114IEs, ONE ('t -ITER
AND A 111141141.11;)1T WAIi11N, reeenll)
punch lit d from M. N Howellfor ale elosp.
Apply .1 4'HAS. ( 1./.1:t4halxlware afore. If
Warning
I1'AKNINO.--ANYONE FO l' N D
11 , n'.)w$siug or rattling no. m. on any
tart of our prop•rtr *111 be urre.tet and mew-
• w...L I0IKuei 1,. 1'. „rid F:. 1', ,11'T1t11.1.
'1'Q !tent
---
111YPF:\\'NITERS TO RENT: ALL
1 m..kw• luw.rt charge W. E. ELLIOTT,
telephone 1ar2. lL
i)OO►MS TO LET.-ABOt'TTHREE
1L minute, work frau, Collegiate InaAWte.
coma kw:ono.. 1• frtable room-. .Apply
au THF: SIGNAL.
TO RENT. --FOR TILE FALL. ANI)
winter months. or Lager If de4red Ihr
popular and well known "St. Inwn-nlr" on
I.
F.. SALE. L.D.M.. D. Debt. 314x,1 nerd +I ort, G,alerirl.. FuliT furn4hrd
n•od uipta.l it. u large Loann
ling tu-e. .1
Melwean'. Mork -plrndYd rha.Ne fur 11, )iglu.•...111 1n do .1
aI)r. Told dTurnbull'. and.1 good bu..e-
ule. I'o-..•-.i Kern at 011.•
MRS.
Apply r art 1 1 1 1 FA
In 11n,.K:mnon NSd1.e•aitY afternoon-. t V . t K C. K K.
the len•rnir.. a - 1-1.
Medical
I)RS. F:MMERMON k TURNBIJL1..
A. T. Err MMWaSx, M-, D.
'.4. S. TCNNNt'Lt.. M. B.
114111x., Hamilton Street. (Tone 1er-'.
Ite.ldemr 'phone 121.
1(. A. H. MA('KLIN. M. H.
• PH1'SI('1AN AND S1'14UEON
,,Nrial ttentlot. to Eyc, For, Now and
Throat. (Mlo• and re.Mrnce, oto Hank of \1.51
teat oppoeale Pt.dofllrc, 11 a -t +t.. Oodrnalo.
Telephone No. 1)0
Legal
lIA51E:KIN k KILLUKAN, BAK-
KISTEKS lirilon. notarlea. ate. Orc
M.
Hon ilt on St.. 1 h.oint donor from Ag rare. U,MIe ric h.
Ont. M. 0. (•AMF:ItON, K. C. J. L. KII.-
DoKAN.
PHOUDFOOT, HAYS a BLAIR.
twrri-ter., ,°licher', uotarle' public pr,
'un u, the Maritime 1'ourt, rte. 0111ce, r'..t ride
141uare, next door 4', A. Nairn . grocery. Pru
1.oe fun& to lend al It w,.t rate. of interest.
45. l'Hu1 DF(x1T. K. r. K. r. HAWS. 11. F
11-11R.
M0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
. *diethyl, rotary publle. ,'orimiasloner.
rte. Money to Moan. Omer, eortaer Hamilton
*tidal. Andrew's Streets. Goderich. Ont._
I4'KINSON k DARROW, BAR-
E.,RIITKK$, attorneys, ,eolieltor+. etc.,
(h,derich. Mone • to lend at loweat noes. E.
1. 1111 •KINSON. CHARLES ()Altai W, LLB.
Insurance. Loans. etc.
(OHS \\'. ('HAiUiE, LIFE, FiRE
It and accident in+urnnre. Agent for lending
mutual and stock nompsnue.. ln+oramt•e In all
line+ effected on hest plan. and ALIO wee't rale+.
4
.11 at office. corner 4vest Street and Square.
or eutdm. J. W. CRAIOIE, Uoderlrh. Ont.
tele .hone 24
(KILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN.
T1 S c R A N e E CO. -Farm and iodated
town property mowed. V nlue of property i„
lomat up to Jon. IMtt, over gg1,0,4, 4. (Murree
and directors: -J. R. Mcl.enn, pm.; T. Fearer,
cin, awes.: Jan. Connolly. 0. Dale. Mr. ('hes-
sm. J Watt, Jus. Evan., J.O.Or)eve. J. Benne-
wee., director.; T. K. Hays, $rafortb, secretary
tr.nsurer ; Inspectors. 'marmot director to 1004.
J. W. Yeo. Holun'ville. agent for 4',eat
Huron. Polley holders ranay a+ww.n)enta
and get their card. rrrclpteI at Mr. ('cats',
Clinton,r at Melwmn Bro.; Palace 4 lothing
Morn(loleneb
Marriage Licenses
WALTER E. KELLY,
V V UODF:KICH, ONT.
15'atchtnalter, Jeweller and Optician.
I+.u.r of Mat doge IAecn'e+.
WLANE, ISSUER OF MARRI-
• AUE Bowmen. Uodertrh, Ont,
Auctioneelhng
'F• HOMAM OPTNDRY, LiVE STOCK
and general auctioneer, has ren.ovel from
Hamilton Mensal to new omree on South Street.
where he will be found rat all time+ when not
trying ode.. Term. reasdnable and ra cry rr
ore met to are you +aO+fart don 'Ph • .40.
(-1 UROR RECKETT. (4ENEI(At.
VI auctioneer, 1111 Hamilton street. Goderich.
1'. 0, hot Ila(. All 141114 44.444 resist- ya'e'InI
attention. 1 will toy your entity Owls of
bon...hold gond. for ra-h. nod 44111 +111 you
410. aa, f',rnit ere, nnenre+ars,
cheap. ('all and are 441,,1 we c+ui do for eon 1n
IMn
IN.. 4114(11441 F: HF:CKETT. 1 rio-lt
Nhop, noterlrh,
4,
13read and But I('I
Education
Huainan rgme. hale, Ihla pa -1 year.
ma14eT1CN TIM 1: 1 a,4 many demand-
ltpol nn foe young ladle. noel gentlemen
who areihoremesy' gtunntlnd In he'd
now principle.. it., we lin. n had .t intent.
lo
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
4AMua t4,a41d1) with %'Ingham
mantras ('allege/
mums
SEPTEMBER 3rd
Drop a petal for Information to
•
GEORGE SPOTTON
PRINCIPAL
OUSE FOR RENT. FURNISHED11 - or unfurnl+Iwd good hr,tbon. or. Belt
tnnla road and waterloo -treet. nppodt.•
4'oIlr,tixte InatinS.. 111 water,. convenience-.
Nine roam, Everything in Oro ua m., repair.
For farther prtwider. ,apple to W. J.
MOHRto\'.' grocer Handlton ,4 mg.
-COMFUHTABLE
11 even -room home near Collegiate In -ti
tote; good endue; haul awl +oft water in
kin•b•n. Tenon roar. Apply to MHS. GEO.
1 •I I N, 111tt f.
l)AMTi'RE FOR' C'ATTi.E: ANI►
1 hor-e•. at HNgewoud Park F'*zm. For
term., lie.. nppI)•lo THOMAS MILLI AN. .•1
the farm hour. 9/41f
L'OR HEN1'. -A D\YELLINO ON
P
YR V. street.
1 dwelling ,fn nlshel or not omear lad a front:
modern run. euie•nce..
Von 51,1.4:. -Two new dwelling+ 011 Angk-m'a
-tree'' one Awoiling o. Tinton .beet' a1.11
building lit. un 1:11411% avenue. F:.srx -Gem.
I 'polar -rn•r! and I'lge +torl.
w'Asr.I.--A few' urni-bed hone. or room -
near the lake. to rent for the-nu,11. 4,011.
$6.1 VUCNIl g 1111141.3tT41 N.
Heal =state tor bale.
LOCAL TOPICS.
Breaks the Record.
, There noun be tremendous 'rowdy
al Toronto exhibition this week, if
other towns are seeding contingents
in proportion to thorn which have
been leaving Goderich. Ahead. NIU
ticket% for 'Toronto have been sold
herr since the opening of the exhibi-
tion. This is a larger uuunlwr than in
any previous year.
The Victoria "Street Sidewalks.
The town council has "wen having
some trouble to know where to place
the gr.uiul.t11 is sidewalk. in Victoria
street f'l plkasef eve,yliuly, and a
special ,reeling ware held on Tuesday
night to runsider the, matter further.
The decision noun. to was to plane the
walks on both sides of the street. in-
side the trees. A street t • after
GODERICH MARKETS.
THl•K,tIAT, Sr ten,b.114ith,
Fall wheat per bush, new ' go M- to $ 11 e;
Sppring wheat. per bu.ht new a epi 40 o s:
I() e, pa bII+h 04.5 to bL'
Hulkwbeat. per bush
Oat.. per bush., new
Pea.. per bush
Barley. per bush . ...... ...
Screening.. per ton IN w to
Flour, fondly. per cwt
Flour, patent, per ew•t.
Brat, per ton..
;Mon., per ton
Itoy.perton
55 oud. per cont
Butter, per Ib
1'he nee. per Ib
Egg.. fre.h, per dos
Potatom
Tattle,e1rdio'y to good.
1•nitle a=W1't. per cwt
Hags, live. weight, per
r4ng Iamb, '
Haw, per Ib
Hucou, per Ib .\
lard. per I1
Tallow, per Ib
Hide, ppeer rw•t
sheet:. lkiu.+
( hie ons
11 114 10 06 4)4
I 7 10 Ute
u M. 10 0 113
0 4) tc Il 4)
114 OU
230 W 2 ,40
211 10
'a'
111 411) to 10 ton
211 14 to 2U 411
7Wto W
3111 to a an
IN to 1) 1N
O12 to 422
116:
)7
441
4 a4
4 :j1,
a 111
5 m,
,I :141
-Ola
0:31
a,
1•i
OM
744
4.1
0 111
S terp, per cwt
41 114 10
041 to
per owl. 3 M, to
3 :m, to
awl .... a u, to
4 04 to
3 14 10
uta to
41 tS to
1.1 to
0114 to
44 )utsbde u
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43 to
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THR
STERLING :: NK
OF ('ANAL) A
111.:411 I lievic44 - T4,WlNT.,
AI' rtlt Ittt t r len' 11-. - 1111r4,a11
IN( ORIO MATED HY SPECIAL A('r
OF IMIMISION I'AfI.IAMENT
TO (RECEIVE 1)K14Lr1TS
SAVINGS BANK
• DEPARTMENT
•
INTEREST ALIO ,E/)drs DEPOSITS
OF $1 AND ('PWAKIIS.
Paid every three t or rorn-
pxunderd quarterly.
F',VItMEIRM' SALE Ni/TES CASHED
OK ('1I.1.11'TED AT REASON-
ABLE RATES.
LOANS MADE.
A OF:NERAL. RANKING HUSINF.SS
TRANMAI'TEI I.
(U01)ERICH BRANCH
A. U. UAMfiLF. \l ,ria gal
11430H SALE owTO RENT. --A
nr't claw -uncre farm ildw'e.I 1V awanreh,
lwner..41on .S; l01 27. with 17.1 ,e,rr+ 1n a goal - • - -- - --
.tate of cultivation. well frllee•d, well watered.
good on'hnrl, large bank I., n,, rood holed.
P,r-(211flro, h,ck+ndth +hop and don• at corner
of farm. 'onvenlenl 10 sd•ho„I and 'ehnn'h, 44,
utile+ from 1 P. It...dation at ,5nhan,. Term•
easy. w', A. HAI1RiSON, Loo know. 1.4.1111
%TE\V HOI'SE FOR SALE, --ON
1 Hrttannln rood. ea4 of 15'. T. Mnrney'+
rridenee Apply to 0. M. ELLIOTT, East
anYct.
L1OH SALE. --THE FINE BRiCK
P house. with 3i rrres of land, on Hayfield
road, at prernt occupied by the undcrdgnrd.
An ideal pia,. for home and large garden.
The Twat buy in Upterkh. 'I hia place should
double in vain.' in the next fuer year. Ther.
i• an abundance of pear.. planus, ehenie..
gra. ,and mull fruit., To he -old In bulk or
d iviN•del. Appy on prendvw.
J. H. JIAL1A)1'UH. •
•
/11HE IOODERICH REAL ESTATE
1 AND 1NS1'RANCE AGENCY.
Fon 1404.
Fnrnl.hed collage to rent. : room. nicely
,It anted on Ken)•'. .fm'I.
11.01,4 frame ,laidling. tam rx,ul+, with good
moonier kitchen, good affable, will Allotted
on Keay-, •nrt•t.
O..tory lino and cement la ra,uud dwelling.
Large -table. a IM,. Foully altuated
on Kenv- .Inert. 101,4101; n -1.111.
2 -.tori brl-k 'tore, Laker- m,•n nnd photo-
graph gallery. 41tnat.d on Man -triad,
Myth. SLOG.
2 Lige lu), corner (Melon aid wrlllnenon.
Prier. $lot S..•
2 •tory brink, groomed house omit 4 acres of
1111111. gourd on•h.rd. Price• 1=.:01.
2 one.gufirtrr Arte lot+ near 11. 'I'. It. -dation.
)4...t.,ry frim,. home, s room-, donated on
Picini' .t reel, near l 'oll...dme 1wt11 rate.
11.:15.
Lot And /rami laundry. AI flea frontage on End
+Inert. near Square,toot
groomedframe -lore and400dling, 41414. '114).)..
ail 'tiled on Mgt' Avenue. I„r„uee hon, bu+5
nen'. 11.0 annually. Opportunity knack4
log once At von door.
Mune)' to loan, 5 per cot.
HAMLINK.
CAREY. .
Bank of Cowmen c tang.
A N EXCELLENT' FARM F O R
C1
s.4 --MI acres In We -t w'nw'n nosh. 1 w
mile. from Auburn : oil a elm loam, about In'
acm under cultivation and '4 to m, urn,+
amber. A well and two )n ng- of wnur•
WOW
w from° dwelling., a barn, table and
41riving6 heed. Aping to '01'N.1fi R1►HF:HT-
140N (ioderlch
YOUNG k KOHERTMI►N• REAL
Estate and ln.nranec Agent-. heal r
tate for 'nlr or to IM. Perp di ie'. handled In
filly part of the town and county. Flee and
life In'nranr'e. money to hen. Mr.
IyOH MALE.- POCK TOWN 1A/114
(nn Hayfleld road, moth M Mr+. 11'140tt1 ) GM -
non'. property. Apply to U. 1t. TIP,M14'' t&
144/5.
Navigation
Lost or Found
LOS1.--A GOLD SCARE Pi N.
2.4 with `earl and four ruble.. Reward on
leaving at SIGNAL (Muer.
LOST.- A CHILD'S NAVY BLUE
coat. trimmed with ohne braid. Saturday
evening. Angled IMIb. Finder will plea+)•
leave. .ams .0 Mr. ((s+orter'. dors or at ST.
0EOKU1'$ RECTORY.
L\Ol'ND.-UN THE SQUARE, A
✓ pair of bowler. white ,•nervus =hoe• watt'
rubber sole.. Owner ean have wine by apply-
ing
pplying to THE SIGNAL.
L OST -ON EAST STREET. AN
nr0ethyst brooch. Finder will be rewarded
on leaving vac at Suomi Omni.
Situations Vacant
"WANTED.- AT ONCE, A GOOD
general ..►ream. Small family nod no
wa.hing. ,Apply Io )LKS. S. A. MrliAW.
a PPRENTiCE WANTED. - TO
A learn the tailoring bu+lne'c. F. H.
MM MARTIN. Merchant Tailor.
CHANTED. -A 001) (4RNi;RAL
servant. 14)41. (4A. M. P1)l,L)CY
STAR -COLE I,1NI':
STEAM EItti
of gi Ba
•
S1'EAMER III'RON
for Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.. via
North ChannelGeorgian y.
TUEADAY, H P. M.
For Port Huron,i ettnit,Toledo,
L
Cleveland,
FRIDAY, 14:10 P. M.
W. LKI4, Agent.
the Meeting was to the effect that
legal proceeding*. 5%04114 lw taken t.1
compel the placing mf the walks out-
side the trees
Signals of August 113rd Wanted.
The Signal'. edition of August '_rind
is exhausted and there i'. a demand
for a _dozen ol•so of climes of that issue.
If home of our suha•rilwrs who have
copies of 'that date will hand theist in
at 4h.•office it will he appres•iated as a
(4vor. e ,
New stooks at th.Tubl,c Library.
The following books• lutve Irately
twen added to the public library :
Fenw•ick's Carver; The Law of the
Laud; \\'hitaker's Almanac: Litera-
ture. its Principles ,and Pyvtbleins;
Coniston ; Northange• Abbey ; \1'u-
cousta : young Barbarians : Cranmford.
Real Estate Transfers.
Y g k Robertson. real .state
a elites, report the following sales :
House anti lot to Mrs. Ruwd'r► on
Angleea st., our of the houses pot rip
on the old planing 1ui11 property :
Milne and Int to Jas. Heed on \\'iIhan1
at., a new home put up by Col.
Yi .4l ng : two lots t0 .1111 4)1 Moser un
Nelson ..t., the Armstrong property :
farm on Huron road folie.. Bissett, the
Drysdale farm. Poing & Rotwons,n
have purchased two lot. on Hiller St.,
near purchased
Park.
timi, WANTED. - TO DO GEN.
Uf F:KAL housework. Family of three.
thine. to ref uuleore abort( fir' or .econd
week In September. For further Isanlealar.
apply to THIS 411.4 111 .
ANTE D. --BY SEPTEMBER 1ST,
n suitable girl for .nrl horwork.
Apply to 31e.'. ll kson. gra1.41n
Waterloo +11. MRS.
5514 pip ,(DFl$IT. a2tt
Wanted
'WARDERS \VASTEi).--MTI-
lJ DKNTS preferred ; motet hon.., good
lo•Allty, Britannia toad. far minute.' walk
front the ('olleglate. Apply.5 THIS 014)). E.
D.
Settled at Last. •
As will be seen from the report of
the 4u.f meeting 4.1 the (idlblrle
township r 1i1. the long-st ling
dispute Iwlwrrn Colborne and Coale -
rich township; in co salon with the
Hihirsvillr 'wedge hill has been
settled. Goderich township has agreed
to rethiee itm claim against Colborne
from $1111 to $75. nod t he 4',1ha'nr
conned has vi tell tl pay tha iimlle,
f. Thr nettleenrut should 1„
fairly Nati.faetory to the people of
both township.. and the dove of peace
may again be permitter) to hover over
the .imter i..lnicipalities,
Diamond Wedding.
Mr. and Ml's. Joseph Wilson, 7th
concession, %Vest Weiwatl)osh, cele-
brated • the sixtieth nnnivermary if
their welding haste Monday. Septem-
Iwr:4rd. The affaip• won held at the
home "(Mrs. \\'n1. McAllister, \\'cat
\Vawatiesih, and *every pleaasant day
was spent. the gathering (tering
alanit forty. Rev. K. \V. ('raw, of
St. Helens, land Rev. 1'. Rutherford.
of Dungannon, were present and
y Herb., .5(111/1,
>l,)th :11r. and M.'.'. N'ilsou :are,iu e
piit•atively good health. They were
made the recipients of a gold ring
eu•I) ito a memento of the (N•raMiSu.
They have liyel for•O•-... ''ii years on
the present It stead, having e
to Canada Ir Ihnnfrieshire fifty-
seven years agoThey lived threw
year. in `•w , ork Stater near Hlorh-
este• and t telnaiude• of the time
near Shakes are. Their family con-
sists of four sans and- two daigh-
te•rN, all living, and they MIS , tuner
seventeen gr ' children and six
ggreat-gnmulchildre,,. The children air
.1,,bn, of Auburn : Joseph, 11f 1letroit
\Villilun, on the NM:i stead t Hev.
.Iloues. of Toronto : 11,14, William Me-
\Ilister and Mrs. Robert. McAllister,
I.4th of the 7th c ea.mion of West
\\ aw•nneish. A remarkable factis
that all the grandchildren are living:
Sic, of them Who live in the
\\'eslrt•n States were unable to to
present for the occasion. -
At the Harbor.
A000mmodstion for Summer Visitors
F011 MI'MMER ViMITOHS.
144 regn.'1 of the Board of Trade. all persona
hat Ng ascot ,dation for 'nmmrr vl*Iter to
(oleril•h are name -dial to leave their mite,
amu lartlrutNr+at the new"p.,ter (Mees of the
town, where leaf. may he kept n hieh will he
available for couturiere".,
Any addnamea wet. In to 1 he SI` nal °Mc*
w111 he prolerl4 reworded. JAMES MIT-
('HEI.1. Merretnry 1Mwnl of Trude.
Notice
1)(K)TH 1'1(1\'1 LI. %E.
)eealet lender' will lir need, el rip o. 4.01441.
1114 h, tan for the ode pt k liege nf-rlling re.
frrahmenu. on the ground. M the treat Vnrth.
we.tern 1xhihlrlon on Srptendrr _MItb. 27th
and With next.
Noland** n.w•wsarlly am-epled.
M. 41. JIIHNIT'N,
S.
Secretory.
1'
Dressmaking Parlors.
D. 11. Martin WONappoinlel to declare
the pulpit of Sl. Andrew's church, 1
14151 b. vaeanl on November 1111,,
W111111 Rev. I1,'. AleLeu), who is retir-
ing 1 the active work of the
ministrywill have completed forty
year's it! the nlioistt•y, The revises!
older of standing orders w•a..rudopfed
1,5' the Presbytery. 'l'he Presbytery
adjourned to meet at Brucrflelel on
t he second 1'uesda)• of November.
G. & Cl. Railway Notes.
least week the C. P. N. contractors
•rel the x(1:41)4 1144,5'14 wl)l(h had
Iteeu at work on the hit) Iwluw the
light) 1 ler the bridge at the
fool of Nolan hill, preparatory 111
starting the cut thtNigh the northern
fart of the roadway which hos leen
used for :raffle while the embankment
leading 1)) to the bridge was Iwing
raised. On Friday the town I.a,k out
all colonel ion rest raining the cun-
t•actol•x from pleax•rdlug with the
work until the new roadway 141 1,1
be primerly gravelled. The c01,11.14e'-
Nos; then proceeded with the wort' on
the line ruilting through the Hig Mill
propet•ty and we understand ,114
au•rangenwItt WW1 c to Iwlween
the Guelph k 1..sdrrich Co. Alia I1,.'
cont('1414.,•. to !newt the w'i.hee of Ihr
town in the nm11e•
The 51ilve•rton Sun understands that
it is the intenti of the 4). k, (1.
Railway C pay not to open the
road further for traffic until Milverton
has Iwru reached, which. from ines•nt
indications, will not he ptevemo. to
Oetotwt• 1141.
Ballasting of the (curl 11, k fiod-
e'rich Railway is a ph'teI as fir 149
Li 'MOW, bin 11(11 a se' l lift will
have to be put tluw 11.
A t• to 4ontini)4' the injunction
secured some days ago by • M. Al
Pigott k ('o.. reNteaining the Railway
Companqy and the- Western Canada
Flour Milts l' parry foul excavating
along the right-of-way, has beim dis-
missed. The plaintiffs wished 4.. pre-
vent the defendants+ from excavating
11n Harlan. Mtre•et, adjoining the well
of !he 101 • dills Company, who
started to 1,10141 a cement wall to pro.
Leet their building and especially the
big smoke -stick, when Pigott &
Cu. ml Id Iwgin work there. Pigott
& Co. hold the contract to h,,ild the
roadbed, and thought the 'xeavationie
mooned would infringe on their con-
tract rights.
Model Students.,
1'he (1.Mderich Mt141el School ulwned
014 'I'neslay last. This years class is
considerably larger than Inst. year's,
in fact is one of the Iargr14t. the Nrhool
has hn,l fur snue• time, consisting of
forty -tau students. against twenty•
seven land year Thee Clinton claw; al -
see is larger than )last year. The
nalmem of thine taking their Model
work here Are atm follows :
Annabel Swann. Hnlnlesville.
Betsey Mini' h, Sl. Augustine..
Mina M. Walter. Saltforl.
Margaret Jackson, Auburn.
F: Johnston. Lantra.
Mayme (irvin,• Nile.
Viet Ulla Miners. Exeter.
Helen Drysdale, (iorlerich.
Irene Mallough, (i derich.
Freda, Hesse, Zurich.
Charlotte Sterling, Hayfield.
Belle McDougall, Hltrondnle. -
feeaie HI,akr, (l,Mle,•ieh.
Ella Goldthorpe, StltfnrI.
Nellie Sullivan, KintMil.
Arthur Boyer. ((derich. -
Bessie Hriruiromlw. (i(ale•rirh.
Beatrice McNair, (4 de•ieh.
Susan McNair, (inderieh,
Maty Colbert, Crewe. -
\Vrn, Fingland, Auburn.
Evelyn A. Horton, Hensatll.
Donald (1. McLean. Hl'th.
Ca.si' A. Finn. Gld.rich,
Lillian McManus, Snitforl.
Lottie Nuhinsan. (.aderich,
Mahe' Sparks, Hersall.
Alvin Brintnell, Exeter.
Olive Foster. )95,.'ppardttn.
Franklin L. Yen. Stlff,t.
Ethel ('opting. Blake.
Annie Law, Behoove.
Norman Boyce. Blake.
Clinton Hogarth. Exeter.
Mary E. Barclay, Dmngnnnon.
Marthai Johnston, Lanes.
Gordon Stewart. Ailsa.
Miss Troy; \Vhit'e'hntrh.
Alex. Mclennan, Goderich.
Edward Rlobinnon, Marnoch.
Angus McLeod, Goderich.
Mr. Mieldal.••Ailsa Craig.
The steamer Turtet Chief is expect -
.s1 1 at the Hig Mill.
The. %chiseller L. 11. Mason with
coal fur the Big Mill name in during
the night and 1s unloading.
Chief Engineer Sing of the Public
Works Ih•partm.'nt arrived in kairt
with his yacht Otonabee past evening.
He was on his way to the (4eurgian
Baty and called in to have a slight
repair made.
The steamer Huron, of the Star -
Cole line, made her Inst rall act this
port on Sunday, leaving on her down
trip,.hont 3 o'clock in the morning.
The steamer King Edward has ex -
advertised to Detroit. going
Fridav, the 7th and 14th, good to te-
tnrn till the 10t14. Thew will prob-
ably close her season.
Our enterpt•ising pair of fishermen,
Messrs. McKay and McDonald, leave
today with their-tlg Petrie for Provi-
deonee Bay. on the south shote of the
Manitoulin ishields, where they will
spend the remainder of the %eoaon
fishing.
Two yarhts were in tort during the
week. The Hirondefle arrive) last
Thursday evening at',lt 10 o'clock on
her way up to i',u•ty Sound to pink up
n fishing party . from Buffalo. ('apt.
.lam. Green, of Pott Huron. -formerly
rat (,tderich, wait acting as ,ilio for
the Hirondelle. His many friends in
Grde•irh were glad of the opportunity
rf meeting him. On Saturday the
yacht Daisy called in on her way up
to the Heorgian Itly. She left on
Tuesday morning and after falling at.
Georgian Bay p.mrt goes to ('hieg('
and on to Memphis. She is owned in
New York.
MCRA ('ONL.ON, WHO HAS MAN -
AIRED with Nook anexaw a ti wittetaktbon
the der«making depnn.ment with Hentgetra
tHtrnotdordl Leone IlankmMood akIng Septemhnr the
M.•mher Nth.
and will he plea.el to hare all tonnes patrolrs
a*d Ial.o Iwo ones call upon her- M1101 ('0.
WY !t
Presbytery Meeting.
The I'remhytery of Huron held its
regular meeting at Clinton on T(1em•
day. September 4th. The following
ministers were present : Hev. 1'.
Fletcher, moderator: I)r. Mclean,
clerk : Itev, Menses. Larkin, of Mea -
forth : Anderson, of Gnterth : Small.
of Auburn : Davidson of \',tent ;
Carrier... of (item' Hind : Smith. of
Henmall:'Martin, (if Exeter; Carswell.
of McKillop; Dr. Stewart, of Clinton :
Shaw. of Kg hint.; and Urgnhart,
of Kip n. There were also present
the following eklew : Mesar(. McKay,
of Kippwn : Johnston. of Varna ;
Young, of Smith's Hill : and IArek-
heirt, eif McKillop. The .'om(11i11.iinew
to the past. assembly gave in a repot
of their diligerw-e. A committee, con -
abating of Rev..I, Messrs. M)4In11, M. A.
('aarriere, and A. McKay, elder, was
appointed to strike standing
miftees for the. rear. At it later
sederynt the report wM adopted with
the following runvrnew : Horne mis-
sion., Hev. \Vi,. Shaw : church life
and work, Hev. Mr. Mawew ; Sabbath
*sh,.o's, Itev, .1, Davidenn : finance,
Rev. Mr. Shaw : mupet•intendenei o1
st.idrntoe, Itr. Stewart : ('hri+daln
Endeavor, lieu. 11. Urquhart : aug-
mentation, Itev, 4'. Fletcher : confer-
ence, Rev. N. Leckie : foreign mi.-
e inne, Rev. J. Andersen.. Rev. 1)r.
Mlewart, and Rev. (7, Fletcher were
appointed to addresses the %V. F. Ni. M.
of the Presbytery at Its annual meet-
ing at Brueefleld in November. Rev.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Urt the habit of dewing 44411 and )v 44111
mere *gain Iw roulnr,t w'mh ,loud)' x4{ u p14lel.
I'rldhNnl the tailor ran +how > ou how i0 look
+4:411 ou lilt 11• Ilton*)•.
Pict ain• fronting 1+ made as peeloltYY at
auWilmer Smith', A large -.tuck of m1.141- m1[-
ltabte for is owing ever • . mita) of auhiosa
Kept On hand and all work
H guaranteed
factory.
Of the tanking of many picture. there 1•
end but much atudy of the art i.tM etfe•1., in
portraiture *1(441iod at R. it. Ballow.' studio
4.4ldrlght 10 the rye rather thorn a wearies.+.
to the 41t -h.
Good ,n/greao Is now being trade +al
the brickwork of the Baptist rhumb.
Mr. and Moe. Wm. Lee unwed yester-
day to Heir handsome new residence
on Montreal .Deet.
C'. Wo de. 11f Sarnia, has lawn ap-
plinted to take Conductor Stratton's
rim on the G. T. R.
John J. Foran. writing front
.:ase
send
wl s "Please f4.100114f4.100114 • Sask., y . •
wr 'File ' Signal, I stud lust without it."
Ig
John Kernighan. J. P.. is 4urtiig
Police Magistrate this week dewing
the absence of Magistrate H iter
front town.
The cement • sidewalk contractors
have rnmpletwl the sidewalk on the
west side of Victoria street heats the
jail to Cooper's warehouse.
The house E. NLewis was Moving
tutu) Lighthouse street 5,1(10 been
played in 414;iti on the lake 1aink
just south 5f the summer hears.
Col. Y g brought the Drysdale
farm on the Huron caul at the au' -
1' sale ,m Saturday. Septeidwr let,
for Ill:r,11M,. The farm cun.)•tt. of
Ikl
x(11'1•.,
Thr regular meeting of flee public
school baud was, held on Monday
last when nmtine work ineludiug the
passing of a Iter of He4.011 1)tN, en -
114041 the attention of the hoard.
.1. F. Hain, of the Sterling Hank,
has his wire-haired Airdale, "Lucky
Briar." at the dog show in Tonmto
this week. He teas receiver x tele•
gran) stating that it has taken first
and third price..
Work has started on the el gr. in
(nnne•tion with the new freight irnicete
and sheds the G. T. K. is erecting
here. A couple of men are here lay-
ing out the ground 111141 a gang of half
a hundred workmen, it is expected,
will urive tonight.
.I. Ht•indley, of (l derich'township.
brought a load of oats+ to town 1en
Tuesday, 1•onmimtiug of seventy-eight
latgs containing 314I b)mhels. The
ken clerk says this is about the.
biggest haul In. hum .'ver weighed. The
grain was sold to W. Ronson, & 51111.
Hereafter the productof the differ-
ent mills of the \\''.tern Canada
Flour Millie Co. will N. branded SS
••Purity" thaw. The 11110)e 114 11 t
appropriate one, and wherever the
Company's flour goes it will be char-
acterized by purity broth in name anti
in fader.
E. 1.. Diekinon, l'. S. Put.', F.
Davi* and H. \V. Thomson. skip,
made up a rink of local txowler14 which
('urpetel in the Canada howling
(lob's tournament at Toronto this
week. They were defeated in the
third round of the trophy match.
Mr. Th 140(1 Was one of the umpires
for the tournament.
The at.tendanee at the Collegiate In-
stitute Km far this tern, numbers alanit
Het a Irma number than Inst year, but
the large n her pnesed rat the recent
N xamivationm 11)rans . that there are
not su many former students 111 curie
hack. No doubt the 1111 111 in at-
t1ndan,e will be augn)entrA 1'. some
extent by later nrri'ats.
An action brought by W'tn. Patton,
of (io,lerich township, againmt Alex,
('ox, 4.f the venue townlnip• waas tried
at the Septenlbwr session of the
ision (' t, (i. F. Blair appearing for
the plaint 111 and ('has. Darrow for the
defendant. The milieu) waw for elun-
ieges s11atainel to the plaintiff% buggy
from a row which wax grazing on the
read its 11r. Cox drove by. Judgment
was reserved.
CHURCH NOTES.
At Victoria atrgt Methodist church
on Sunday morning the *service was
conducted by .1. H. Millian, and in the
evening Rev. .1. 1.. Small, of Auburn.
l)reached, the sermon (wing an excel-
entstudy of the' life of M(4sen. Next
Sunday Gurdon \\'ightman will hay,.
(charge of the morning, %revue and
HY.•. H. Not of the evening service.
The pastor, Het. W. H. Graham. will
have returned h • and cps •d him
duties Wove the following Sabbath.
Irving---Weatherald.
Yesterday morning St. George's
church ware the a:en.' Sofa very happy
,rent, the occasion being the marriage
411 *lona, )•onngemt dat(ghter of Mr,
and Ilan. Thom. \V,.ntbey-old, In An-
drew
mdrew Wilson Irving, of (ixh, The
rhurrh was simply decorated With a
few potted and cut flowers. and the
affair was 14 quiet one, only im-
mediate friends Iwing (among the in-
vited guests. The organist, Mr. ('off,
played •Lohengrin'. Bridal Chorus 1x• -
line the ceremony-. The bride entered
of her father's arm and wore a rta4t
of (•1141111 e)lienne with chiffon lace
tr' ' gland, pirlire hitt and cart -N.1
x shower bouquet of rte:uu roses. Mlle
Woounattended. T a net'S•tre In-
rlided the hymn. "The Voice 'rho
Brent het o'er Eden." rind Psalm 120,
terwl'red by the choir, of which the
bride wenn a former valued member.
Thr church we -vire was r'ourinded a
few minutes Iwfite noon and the
party left the sacred edifice to ale joy
fill strains of Mendelsaohn's Wedding
llnrrh, driving to the home of the
b'ide's parents, where. a rerheyrhr. re-
past ,41111 other festivities made the
tin)e paw. quickly. Thr breakfast
table ens decorated with a centrepiece
of gladioli' and apto'rs, beneath fes-
toons n1 myrtle. Daring the serving
of the wedding beakfu,t Miss. Rose
N,tftel presides1 Very a 4'r•eptnhly rat. the
pi The out-of-town guests were
the groom'.. mother, of (1,61.: his
brother-in-law and mister. Mr. and
11r•s.Hlalbantyne,of Reston; Mr. and
Mrs. Kerber, of Sault Ste. Marie; Mr.
and, Mr's. Pinner and Mims Manlier, of
Clinton: Mr. 'their, rot \VrexIats'k,
and Misa Naftel, of Tonmto. Veater-
day wail the forty-fifth anniverMary of
the marriage 5t the bride's parent.,
and in poop suing her health new. M.
1'urnlull vet y felicitously referred to
1144 coincidence. The happy reouple
left nn the. VW) train for a visit to
Fluff/dee and other points before mak-
ing their permanent 14441434•nee in Galt,
where the groom honk: t1,.' 41410141110 o1
draughtsman with the (onrley•M?-
Dream. Co. The bride is a graduate
nurse of (felt bowline') e') and hail many
friends in that Gown, who, together
with her host of friend. In (4xlerich,
wish her a long life of unalloyed hap-
piness.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --SEPT. 6.
radia
Edge of the New Sea on --J. H. Colborne.... 4
.Boarder-. Wanted - Apply at Thl'Odic. 1
People are Heins Steadily Faluw,ted -W.
P'rotium'. _. . ... _.. _. 1
A Su 1a'r4011e'hool-Mallin? Sualw.e.. ('anew2
Fleets Talk -Berlin Ruminate. follies_! . 14
Huron Range, -non/elle , 1
4%','%tern Fltlr--F. F. Lewrlrswae... ....... e
Iteufer-U. T. k 1
aiedkerehlef.- W. A. McKim 3
A Cued Tonle W. C. Uoode 4
144r+t Showing of Fall (Teta-Hodgeus Hross
Purity Flour-W..4sta Canada Flour Mill
... . ..-. . . .. 4
Apprentice Wanted -1%H. Martin .. 1
Selling -out Sale -S. J. Young 1
Iron Hoofing -\'.'heeler& Hain. Toronto14
ground for minket' in the stand
they made against the Old ('ountry•
burn. In t1' eight -rink match, 1414
arau)ged by the \Vostern Bowling
A'stx•iation, which we.a yn lard on the
)
g4ewus at Clinton and Ooderich, they
won by 15 shots. The Goderich rinks.
in their varii115 games 14gain141 the
visitors, were 5 ahead, Winghanl led
by 2. Meaforth wipe 40 up, Brussels 5 up.
and Clinton only 2 down. Altogether
t his 1.1 the test record made against -
the. visitor. by any group of clubs en
the emint•y."
Aid Toronto Satuday Night has
the following cuuuul•nt :
"No wonder that there is joy in
Seafnrlh, that the village father•s+ are.
haggling over 11 grant fit a medal to
lw struck in honor of the tattle, or
that the r'fee•e Mr. Brown Jackson
thinks that to have presided at suet
a hat is g1, of human great-
tipeN. Scaforth's 1 , however. he
well dea•rved. They hawed good
athletes in Hurn) county, good
as,ta'iatiuu player., and good bowl-
ers. for two rinks from that county
defeated the Hritishera."
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4 Announcements under thin heading to cent,
per line.,
If you are troubled with Buffalo
Naga in your house. get a bottle of
r,m• Buffalo Bug Killer, only 25c., at
11.'4V. THo.S/V s Urlg Mtore.
To the prospective visitor to Toron-
to, who is looking for a desirable place
if residence during his %cast- in the city.
let Ila K
a recommend "Oa-Kathe.
new pension at 142 Bloor-.L west. 1t
is beautifully furnished and some very
effective towline have been added by
the "Arts and ('rafts." Its large e
Knrands•wide verandah u d table
and service
co111bine W render it one.
11I the statnetive and comfortable
places to 144 found in the eity. It is
'sexily teaches. are the Avenue road car
frrun the depot passe. the house.
To the Western Fair.
Alwa s n popular outing. Rate of
single fare iu effect mood going (4ept-
rmh•r Nth to 14th. ani excursion rata's
11n September 11th and 13th. All
ticket* valid retutoing until Septem-
ber 17th. Further information at
(hued Trunk offices.
No Race Suicide There.
A stoutlittle woman on an East
Washington street car looked around
anxiously for meats for the children
who were with her. Two of the older
girls had habirm in their arms.
People on the car did not know
whether it was an orphans' home pie.
ole 11r a Sunday school convention.
"Beg pardon. lady,", maid the con-
ductor, "hut you have given me only
right ticketm."
"Didn't know you chargee) for
babies in arms," maid the little woman.
a' she kept her eye on all uyemtwrm of
.her party.
"Beet there are nine without them,"
Mill t1,' roltductot. apologetically.
Perhaps he really thought the woman
had only eight tekett..
"Stand up, children." commanded
the little woman. She wan imperiona
in her command. and immediately
after her otdet• to stand they all arose
to their feet.
Counting them one by one, !the
pemently came to ai little boy of about
eight yearn, and, pointing her finger
athint, she said :
"Sammy, 1 thought you strayed at
home with the rest of the children.' -
indianap)lis Star.
Hev. I)r. Meld • will pr'enleh both
morning and evening atthe owning
of the Ihoverrnrrt Presbyterian church,
Toronto, of which Rev. ,lames \\'ilson,
formerly of (iud'rich, Is the put.t..r.
Nev. Ut. Potts will preach in the atft't•-
noon. The opening will lake place next
5 lay and the opening services will
i,. continued the following Monday,
when Rev. Professor Kilpatrick, of
Knox College, will peach in the morn-
ing, and Rev. J. A. Mnedlnald, of The
(ilolxe, in the evening.
SUMMER SPORTS.
The members of the hanebtll club
enjoyed the visit of t1,' visiting team
from London on Monday. The Orients
are a very gentlemanly lot, both on
rind off the diamond, many of them
being mel of MIthst*tire and standing
In the Forest City. 1'he Orient. ('Int,
of tvhirh they art m'mlwr-, also c11n-
dierta a minstrel show in the 144•a5on,
and it is proposed 141 have the• minstrels
here next January. They put on a
first -claws program) and would dotubt-
le•sa draw a -bumpe•r house,
A challenge retool] at the rifle range
was to hove been held nn i.alx)r 1)aty
between sides (lumen by .1, Nl'wton11.,'
and E. It. Watson, the former being
(1,' chnlleoger. but the (1)alch wane
postpones' till next. Saturday. The
tenure will be picked from the (bolt: -
rich, (3,Mlerich towr•.hip anti Colborne
1(51.1 N•IaationM, Un halm'. Day four inert
haul a shoot at the AMI yards range.
Th' weather rinrditlonn were very
unflvurahle to good marksmanship,
but the following sores were made
out, of a possible 711 : E, R. Watson.
ft4: Chan. ('liishdlrn, 51 : W. Chisholm,
fi7 : (len. James, 42.
Huron County's Fame.
Huron county has won elute repu-
tation by ahe achievement of iia
bowlers in defeat In.( the British
tourist., and almo by the succeed of the
eieselurth f 4,tball tenth in tieing the
Corinthians. The Toronto Nesils Bare
" The howlers of Huron county have
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
List of Meetings in West Huron for
F -Oy.
Dates have hewn arranged 1414 follows
fur the meetings of the West Huron
Farmers Institute during the coming
seae°n :
St. ;Helen% . Dec. 1
Nile, church hasem'nt " :4
(loderirh, Teu)pelance Hall 4
Benmill.'r, Firester•s Hn11.... " 5
Holrllesville, Wilmon's Hall.... •' el
Lnudemh ro', Brown's Hall " 7
Kintail Jan. 5
Althorn
- FALL FAIRS --1906.
- -Aug. 27 -Sept. In
Toronto
iAtndSu Sept. 7.15
Exeter .. Sept. 17-15
Blyth Sept. 18-I0
Kincardine ... - Sept, 1f4 -IN
\Valkertein Sept. ln.21)
Zurich Sept. 111-21,
Menforth . Sept. 214.21
Ripley .... Sept.. 25►214
List.ow.'l Sept. 'Li 72t
Goderich Sept. 28-27-28
\Vingharn 'Set. 27.214
Luck now . , • . (let. 244
Bayfield Oct. 2-:i
Te'awater Oct. :4-4
Hrussela. Oct. 4-7
Dungannon Oct. 4-6
Forfwich Oct, 0
AUCTION SALES.
Sln Mnav, September 1a11. The Misys
H,..kep will hold a +ode M ho,..nho'd furniture
at the re•dden'.•, hrore drwnt, rnmme no a1
2oelok. Tnea. OlvDR v . .aetloueet.
BORN,
HARRIS. .AI " !bawl ale," ( n, Mogi/moon
Mon lay Septen,her 3rd to r and Mo..Omrge F, Harr,, a daughter.-
MARRIED.
I It VtNU WEATHEHALD. On WeNtnerebt •
eepamhrr .511), at Ht. George'. rhurrh,
Goderich. by Rev, Mark Tornbnll, teeter.
Andrew w'Il,on Irvin`` of 0n11, et Moon.
° inge.t. daughter of T'holna. weather -aid,
DIED. -
HOW ATT. At Indian Head. Moak,. on Satur-
day. A1rgua1 lath the Intuit Asoolikar of
Mr. and Mr, ht.,. M. Howatt, %gal 3
month..
ANDEKIM)N• In Inueknow, nn 1at.lmlay.l4p-
(ember 161. Tlaoua. tder„on. aged 142
Team% and A month..
A