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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-11-5, Page 1ININMINIMOMMONIMMIP NEW SUBSCRIBERS Can gut Tbs $igoa4 from to 1st January, 1910. for ;1.00 Send along your DMusc and address with cash to The Signal SIXTY-FIRST YEAR -No. Stas 624Dual. GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : NO1'EMBE t . 1908 NEW SUBSCRIBERS should send In their names and addresses at once. FROM NOW(_TO tat JANUARY, 1910, FOR $i.00 ANYWHERE IN CAN- ADA OR THE BRITISH ISLES. Address, The .Signal fl VANATTER a ROBERTSON. Peritoneum t Financial THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY We uffer for rale debentures tearing intermit at FLVE per cent. per annum, payable half -yearly. These debentures oder an atnulutoly safe and profitable investment, IW the purchasers have for security the eutire asset -r ot the Com• pang. Capital and iiurplue Ao.els - Total Assets - • 1'residetlt: ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND Vice -'President and Managing Director: W. lei. DINNICK. Directors: RIGHT HON. LOUD'KTRATHOONA and MOCNT ROYAL, O. C. M. (I., 1. A: KAMMERER, DAVID RAT'L, R. 11.. UItEENE, HUGH S. BRENNAN, J. M. ROBERTS, A. J. WILLIAMS. HEAD OFFICE COB. AITILAIDyt AND VItTO141A ST.., TORONTO. Gis(ierICtT-'Office;-W-`:"I"I'ORTON,-- ANAtER. $1,34141.01. 00 - 600,11UU.On OTICE 10 ADVERTISERS -7GODERICH MARKETS. Coopy'of change of running advertise- ments must be left at this office by Monday noon to ensure insertign in issue of same week. Lost or Found Se'ItAY.---('AME ON THE PREM - .j isles of the und,•reigned about October .1, n yearling heifer,, rreedd.. Owner tan have. -- -- -- .. HARRY t)l )ItItls. loteriPeY 41 co rcee.elo 9.4 ulhorne township, 1 -one (808(0 00. !'of Sale iL "\(BI LENT DR'VER FOR SALE:. iI Faultless, mare. dve•yeer., half price, owner no further use. ('olborne stables, node- , rich. Friday and Saturday. - tte1R SALE ('IIEA1'.-ONE GOOD covered •mrrr7one phaeton. rubber time, on, ,lowered buggy. one cutter. The -e veho;len have been left with u■ to sell and ere Food' Ieartnlna 0UNDRY 111(4)44 ' 1,1V rite, (,ode - n, A. To Rent ---_-_--. TIIUwDAr, November .,th Full wheat, per bush.. w at to t u &i Spring wheat, per burn ...... „ J 63 to 0 SS Rye,per bush .. . u to to u Se liunwbeat. tar Jonah Y V La u Su (lats, per bush.. 0)1 to 0 L Pear, per heel. a Int W Y 02 Harley, per bush 0 46 to 0 5u ;roe imp, to 18 01 to tri w Idly, per cwt 1 Ile so f et Flour, tent, per cwt1 15 to a a5 Bran, r ton , • s) 11) to 10 (!T Short., nor ton 24 u) to 11 (a) Hay. per ton 4 40 to 9 u, Wood. per cord 3 el. W e W butter. 0e8Jt u 21 to.--. L ILL e'hee-.e, "crib 0 IS to 0 13 Egg,., freer., .r dos ,-s 21 to 0 21 Potatoes,. sae D to 3) cattle. ordln' to rood per cwt. i) to 4 Or cattle export, , .r cwt 5 n. to 3 25 (toes, live we ,1, per ewtant to a 1U I. .tubs , : tnito Ila Sheep. perewt - - - *Mt. 3 fi Ham, per Ili -0_ t7 to to 17 Hoon, per lb ,i 15 to 0 le Lard, per ll. ': ` 13 to 13 Tallow. per Ib(•t to 0 05 Hider, per cwt .... a 00 to a 34 Sheep skin, . --- ,.. en 01 tb 1'hlckene - 10 to 10 radiant... r2 to It .Outside .nark , on ewe( - Situations avant EA€HER WANTED s R U. S. S. rpm.) HOUSES TO RENT. -ONE No. II. Aahael4 and Collo .e: Duties to 90,3 ,L nn Vlrtorta street and 0410 on Nelson will rcommence January N em Ao *108. F. will be rvreiv. up to November 1 00. F, • both ttyodern In All appointment.. ; nine A. HA YIIEN. sec's -•Trees., Shop • . ton, ih L morns : electric Ilght, furnace, laath and ail r, ,rnienre«. lean be seen at an time. For 11 r e,..• .. r Inartioulan apply to JACOB MuS lt. j 1, ,t N1S TN-KisNT,-A- 4KINIFORT- 11 +FILO dwelling neutrally !orated • ten ,4)4001 Improvement.: also w stable. •0 1'OUNIi a KOHF'KTSON, (teal E.t. r.. \1trnt•41 - )f11iPKRTI' TO RENT.-TWENT-Y urps, ua the Ha7Ee14 road. threw mile 1- so 4 ,drrich, on which t hem are Bead freers story an4-a half hoose and good barn T sure• of oreliard and two acre. of .mall fruit.. Apply on t in ppromisse or .to tt CORD E JOH N- s Tv r`. Ooderioh. (i'O RENT. - TWO GOOD-SIZED 1 and bright moose. over the Stirling Rank. .lame entrance se to Mr. !Yancey • law office. • Potable fpr Qre..Na 1tUntielt IInsurance ctY' etc- Keyat MUSH'S 'grocery .tore LIST--tI:LASS TEAC)H�E�Ry'r{a(� Itating. Ylary erpectOd. lO /Jt lite t%E 1eeretwry-Treeseurer. Carlow, Ont. / BAClikl WANTED ( A. ThD Fit S, T No. 9. t-olborne. duties to roMmene. 3. awry 1th, lett Apply. atwtine 'gnalidratiOn, and salary required. to A. A. WietaamS, !sec. Wary. Unnlop t'. a.• For .ehonl rection No, it. t -ANT- born e, AY 1. m Dressmaking. I) 1RES$MAKINO. -- Tt•:tiMti 510U - ERAT: Mi54'E,M,�( ROHINst)N. Wat erioostreet. nem t'oll (.t_ institute. . RESSMAKIN , - MISSES E MC- IK1NNON N •v I A. MA( 1( AK announce that they have opened dtermaka` room.. in the promise. Intel orrAe fed b Mins (eosins, • ner of North n and the r trate .Dove . Square, los e. � Seal !:eta cal tel Kellj■}ewsUer7■Wre. H01'SE FOR SALE. --ON HRiTAN• e - - ----- - NIA roast : all modern eonva.Nwcesae,, le Notice• frond rondhtlon. good locality For farther partleolar, apply to J. ROBERTSON. - ------.-.-. --- ._ - FOR SALE. -A VERY DES IR• ABLE lot on Weat•atrost. clone to th b+talu5. ltppiy [a fnrKIN10N t 11Lrf.K.--,1 NEW('OMHE c SONS 11 announce that they intend Ing Into the tet. Milk or cream. gaarentee.t first-class quitter, dethroned to all parte of the town, 1n large or 'mall ueentitilte. Watch for their wagon. Learn ordure at 1t. H. Cutte store or drop n card In the pomtotile°. ()TICE TO INVESTORS. -THE eleraterae of the estate of the late George Acheson hare derided to otter the whole estate ?oriole. The property oonsiet a of real estate, debentnrea, bonds and stork*. Partite walling to invest le any of the above propsrue can get full particular. on applies stop to the exe-Store. Mas. Lela 4'. ACHRM,N, Executrix. J. P. HRnwe {F.zeentors. WILLIAM ACHIION 1 Gederleb. Dec. 6th IDR. 1OUSE AND TWO WT FOR sale newAgfi-celturaTlsaii �A pTee le S. JOHN WS ZEN on the preml■�. LIARM FOR SALE. -PART OF f Nook 1) lake road east. Colborne town• ship, two miles from Ooderirh. 18) mese good clay loans• brick house, barn b s a7. with. cement stabling. Getmlan well, wester In build' Inge and spring creek, 1 acres emitting timber and lolop nPorchard. Apply to C. C. 111 'N KIL. • L1ARM FOR KALE. - A FIRST - .F 4 LASS 110tribere farm 1n Weed Www► nosh, conena.lou 8 lot 37, with 173 scree In a toed tate of cultivation, well fenced, well watered good orchard, large bank baro. good hone.. watered, blaeksmltb shop and store at corner of farm. Convenient to school end church, 34 miles from l'. P. It. station at auburn. Term. easy, W. A: HARRISON. Lecknow,tin., uousg FOR SALE. - A NINE et roomed frame dwelling, having a good n otation. on Kays etrcet., Stone foundation And «un,roer kitchen, red stable. WUI be sold reasonably.For turtber particulars apply to Vit �r, WM. MuCAU4HAN, U Davies ave., Taoat°. 4Ytf I ENROLLNOW j for Winter Term-nobetter time. We offer special advantages and pr.". liege.. net obtainable eleewhere. Write for pe'tirulare. NRITIeH Aegean' en Beeman ern 'o Lau Y. M (' Hulldln ( L a A a Tongan). II)) T. M. WATSON. Principal. THE STEIMING BANK OF CANADA Haan Omar Toeolnn AL[THOnrzaD CAPITAL, • 111.000,000 INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACs' OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS To accommodate the Farmers we have opened Branches in the villages of DUNGANNON, AUBURN, VARNA and BAYFIELD. We solicit the Patronage of the FARMER. 5AL5 N(YI'E11 DIIH)OUNTEU, SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT opened by deposit of 41.(10 interest at 3% compound- ed quarterly. /I11t.RICH BRANCH A. O. GAMBLE. ager. %'U1.C•NTEER BOUNTY ACTe, WARNING TOaPURCHASEHS. Every aswlfhmeet of the rtdht of A South African Volunteer entitled to a land grant moat be by way of appointment of w substitute mud roust be in the foruarovided by the Act. Special attention b called to sub-soction 3 of seetton 5 of the Volunteer Bounty Act. 190*. which provides that no a„Ignment of the right of volunteer by the appointment of a sub- stitute ,hall be accepted or rerognlsed by the Department of the Interior which Is NOT rxprt•TIl, AND neigh AYT0/, vita pan or THU w•ARHANT roe Tel LAND O1r.NT Iaer.o by the Mlnieter of Militia and Defenee to favor of the Volunteer. J W ORICRNWAY. Conlmlrloner of Ileaslnion • lands, Ottawa. Mth September, 1000. Tenders Wanted le A 1 L CONTRACT. - SEALED tendon.. aldreaaed to the I'oetrnastsrOen- erel, will be reoeived et Ottawa until noon on Friday. the Ith of December, lest, for the c s•eyance of His Malady's malls. on a proposed ecntrsct for foot year, ex times per week each way between (JOISikRI('lt AND KtN('ARKINE, from the Poet ms,terOunerwl'P teems re. Printed notices rontalning farther Informs t Ion tut to eondluone of promeed contract may be .sen and hank forma of tender tray be ob- tained at. the noetoMce, on the route and at the office of the l'ostoflloe Inspector at London. I'oe oAlee Department, Mail Contract Branch. Ottawa, 19th October, 19154. o. ('. ANDER1ON. superintendent. DOMiNION CARRIAGE WORKS Hering awed the Dominion Carriage Werke, Newgate street, (formerly conducted by John A. Walker), I am prepared to execute all orders for REPAIRS on PAINTING -ro• llr',g,lge, W1n0Na, ('t 11101', Pr.xlnna, Rb'. A!! work done by et veneered and eklllei workmen. and a good Joh gnerent 04 every time. RUBBER TIRES replaced on W kinds of wheeled rig.. ELI ARMITAGE (calker wOld Stand.) Nswgabs et.. God.rlrh LOCAL TOPICS. Local Option Petition. The petitioo for the submitting of r !veal option bylatw at the coming municipal elections will be laid before the town council at its meeting 11). warrow evening. There are about 450siguatUrrs to the petition. Death of Robert Thompson, Jr. Robert Thompson has received word of the death this morning at Mt. Boni- face hospital,. Winuiptg, of his on, Robert, after an illness of abut a month. Mr. Thompson was about thirty-tive year. of age and had been in the West for the pant three year.. The body is being brought to (lode- rich lodesrich fur interment and ie expected on Saturday. The people of Gederich deeply r)'rltpathize With the- relative in their Ia•reaveuient. Winner in Essay Competition. In the recent essay competition under the auspice, of Ahuleek Chap- ter, Daughters' of the Empire, the sac= c:eoeful competitor was Mimi. Retie Wier, of S. S. No. 1, Colborne (Miss Augustine, teacher). The subject was "Canada," and Miss Wise will receive a prize in recognitie,n of her effort. The Daughters of the Empire: are doing a goad'.Or•k in iuetittiu�g1� martimentx of patriotism iu youthful hinds by meatus of there competitions. - - Died at Chicago. -Wnrd1i iipetr reeelved 111 town re the death at Chicago on Friday last of James D. ('ox, son of the late Wil- liaue T.- Scutt, formerly Letitia of The Goderich Signal. For the past twen- tyears Mr. Cox had been in charge of the clock department of Benjamin Allen at Cu.', jewellery establishment. Mt. Cox is survived by his widow. The funeral took place (corn his IM10. residence, 31101 Oak Park avenue south nil Sunday. November 1st, t.. Oak Ridge cenleterv. Nuvon Old Boys of Toronto. Th.. Ghee. eep.: The executive caul- mittee of the Huron Old Boyle Associ- ation met .en Friday evening at the Roesin Houle to prepare the Associa- tion's program for the winter. It was decided to hale the annual meeting at the I(oesin House on the twentieth of November, and to extend to all former residents of the county of Huron a cordial invitation to be pres- ent. • The annual reunion and dance will he held in the Temple building on the first Friday in March. Killed at Auburn. 1111161,111ts lea-bTwiy dibiiatet nt e0TPe f yesterday tnbrning at Auburn, result- ing in the death of Mrs. Robert Scott and two' sons `�agetl 11 and 13 years. They were driving and failed to hear the.whi.tle or bell on an appt()aching ngine as they neared the C. P. R. roesing, and theengine crashed into t e vehicle-. An inquest is being held to . ay at Blyth before Dr. Milne and Crn • n Attorney Seager from (iode- rich it in attendance. The deceased lady' hnehend is afarmer living on Doerr' aideroad, Goderic' Business College. AR ran shorthand contest wi will to held at th Goderich Hueineap College. next spring A silver medal is to be Rwho h given to th student makes the must prngn a in stenography during the year. A ybody may eiiter'thia contest, the a y requirement being that the contest ut must learn his or her shorthand a .thio college. The cont.eest-aviH--heir of t►-epeeeF- and accuracy tem conduct by cimlpe•tent judges. be etude g sine taking a good hold f this inK nd are putting forth their test effort to learn 1114' principles well, seas to have a gold foundatio 'for the advanced work when it coin Business at the Elevato The steamer Scottish Ht , was in on Monday with 110,0110 balshe for the elevator and 25,000 for the nm The fallowing day the Midland Q rived with 106,001 bushels for elevator: l'p to October :31st the elevator had handled this year sixty-four cargoes, amounting to 4,502,010 bushels, com- pared with 2,812,685 bushels for the correspondingperiod of 114)7. f oseibly another tnittton 'bushels will to added to the record b. -fore the close of the season. The winter storage space of 550,018) bushels has all been taken and it is likely that a boat will lie in the harbor with about 125.100 bushels to he taken out during the winter. Notice to Creditors SURROGATE TN THE (, iiRU ATS COC RT OF THE COUNTY OF' 11114 N �. . iN THE MATTER OF THE F;tFP. Tg OF WILLIAM WALL. LATE 'One 'slue TOWNSHIP OF ASHF'IELD, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON. FARMER. DE- CEASED. Notice 1P hereby elven pporatan* to R. S. u, 1607 Chapter 149. section 38, that all parson, having claims against the °elate of the said William Wall, who died on or about the Pith day of June leg8l, ere required on or before the 21.1 day of November, 10e, to Rend by post, prepaid or deliver to the undersigned, solici- tor f Edward V H t or f rd 1 ell, of the town of salt Ste. Marie Ontario, administrator of the estate of the Raid deceased, their names, addresseee and OhoeriptIonn. and a full statement of partici re of their claims and the nature of the escnrfty (1f any! held by them. duly certified. And nonce 1rt hereby given that atter the raid date the said administrator will proroe1 to distribute the moos of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only noIo dthees, claim. of which he shall then have J. 1.. KIL1.OItAN, (GOderieh, Ont,, Solicitor for Raid Admlplstrator, Dated theltd day of November, 15+00. 4(4-36 Auction Sales 1 UOfION SALE t1 or FARM PROPRItTY. There will beoffered for Palo at public auc- tion, on T1EBUAY. NOVEMBER left, I::I p, ni., at the TOWN HALL, ('LINTUN; 1 he following undermentioned property. auhJoed to a M.erve hid, by Thoma,. Brown. arc. t loner : W. half of Int II lots 12, 13, It. 15. PiF. half of lot 17 on the fifth fifth of linnet t. non - twining six hundred acres, more or Ira■. Alan part of Iota 12, 11, 14. 13, 10 h, the fourth ronosedon of Mullett. containing twe hundrreedg and eighteen agree, more or lees. Thl. 1- w welt. known tract of fine laws pasture land. The drainage lux on this property Is now ,nm pinte4 oonwegnently the laze. hereafter will be ordinary. It will he offered In ono parcel. but If not en sold. then in lot.. Also at the eame time and plan, Lot t5, flrnt Oonne-dnn llama road. Tucker smith, 'term m eoptainin` one hundred 'tore w le e. Terms of sale -Ten per cent.. M the purchase mr et the time of Sale. fa lanae 1n 7n days. for further pan Velars apply to the owner. A JOHN RANe7ORD, Clinton P. 0. A Successful Business. An industrial review of pre stenion towns in Lanark and Urens•ille cumu• Wee issued recently contains a -write- up of the jewellery husluees conducted by r former Ooderich boy, a sun of Mrs. J. H. W illlatus, of town, at AI- maute. The luduetri'tl Edition .aye : "There is probably out one among the Many well -kept jewellery store. in Luuark county that has been attended with more gratifying and loug cun- tinned popularity than that of J.• H. w %Valiaa located on Hruek street.... This old -established business has been conducted by Mr. Williams for one -and a half years." The Azov in Difficulties. The schooner Azuv of Uodit'Cic13 Wee towed into Owen Sound last weekby tug !Harrison. The Azuv was wi her way from-(icxlericlb to _Parry Sound to load lumber when elle got Juts e.lilttpultierr abort -twenty rullas out from lirifflthe' Island. Fog and smoke were hanging heavily over the *mime of Die lake with the result that the captain of "the schooner could out pick up the buoys and after tacking about for a time eventually lost his bearings. lie hoisted -a die tress signal and shortly afterwards f.•lI in with the tug Horri., ii. The latter wes also on her way to Parry Saundj, but t he «4y)tMios and the Azo(' wan Laken iu tow. The sehoonerLf was built bv !'apt. ,:ohm Siinpsorf; Owen Sniiild'i veteran ship builder, at Wellington Seluarer now Burlington, neer itanlutnn, raetote he r oved to Owen Sound. She is a. ha dtrnne model of the, odd -time two - schooner., v'•"y Sant -..f which exist ,day.-(:olingwotatBulleliu. Tramp) - ' to Death. On Mon' . meriting Georg.- Levy, a man of tit sixty +years of age. who was win ing for (1.. tree llissett at hie farts in 'oderich township, met with an Redd. 1, which terminated in his death yeste •day warning.. Mr. Levy was luilkiu a' cosi•, when in emu's way he got Iw eat h th.• feetnet the animal. nig ri nn theright side were broken and d. u.ord in. the broken hones per..ivati the -lungs and other organs of the ) sly, Mr. Levy was able to get up hie If, how- ever, after the areident. e w to Mvugbt teethe hospital in to i and in the afternoon, the d.ictor•s up.• ted upon him as the only chance ot e:t' g his life. Little hope- was entertain of the man's recovery. however, an telthongb on Tueelay he was much easier his death was not,longdeluyelI. Mr. Levy was formerly. a resident of L1.uJborne townsltjp. _lie w..s .twice married and for sone time lived in London, where his widow survives. For a time past he had been working M Colborne township and latterly for Mr. Hissett. His son rause 1111 frwn Clinton yesterley and the boy was taken to Mitchell for interment be- side the remains of his first wife. Canadian Hurticulteerilit,. and $1U worth of tulip bulbs hate wren distrib uted among the monitory -I for fall bed- ding. The livanclal statement shows that ,ilr,itt$130 is on hold. tiov'ru- meut grout this year is $40, county grant 420. James Mitchell wits .elected president and R. C. Heys Viet. president and 1ht' following directors were ape ,inters : Messrs. l'"ut.' . W',u•- noek, 11 cit., Bingham, (teed, Sale. J. W. Salkeld, NIaleolul McKay tun_ .1. Laithwaitc. W. Lane was appointed secretary treasurer and Sheriff Rey- nolds auditor. The president and sec- retary were appointed delegates from the Satiety to the Horticultural A.i4e,- tendon meeting in Toronto un the Pit h mud 11th of this month. It mai, de- cided(tett the S o-icty phrrlease about• 41(4 worth of horticultural litei.ature for the use• of the tneinberte try he put in charge of Mr. Coats, and the selec- tion to 1.' tll'tde by Mese!'.. Hay-. and flats. LOCAL 110PIOb IN BRIEF. IM you realize thea it ie only -seven weeks for Christina. I Now fs the t Iwo lu get bu-y pre- paring for the gift -giving awnani• Suppling, for all some of art and fancy work at Wilmer Smith's. East street. Cali awl see the large ,a.,,,urtment of good,. t( -inter- biting blast are u``e0.1 us ; but wigo carr- when he tuts one of Prialham', well -male o erco:ate to keep out We' wind t Thera -.IA an 1'14d11.o. 14.44 gives the wearer the u --mane-• of good apin•.grance under suis condition.. Wynn has Llited To mach the United States Pre.ldeney, but thank., to the: photograph camera his ewe is more familiar all over the comment than aro Thaw!- of litany men who h.,vr reached that •dizzy endnerree. That r0- mind.,e.hate you gone to Sallow. yet to ate! rho -c photographs you have boonprom- -ing iV your t feuds t 1)9 it new, - Next Monday will Is' Thanksgiving, Day and a public holiday. The C. P. It. Inas had a gang of men at work around the station attempt- ing to improve the drainage. The expf1tr eted visit of Mrs.. J. K. Barney, %V. C. '1'. U. prison evangel- ist', on November' 13th, has been eau - Owing to the ch tltge in tba4'--E. IL I jute table the mail will tae collected Iruu1 the street boxes at12:i30 (noon) in -future. On account of Monolog being Tiaatiksglving 1)ay. the meeting of the W'. ('. T. C. will be held on Tuesday, November 10th, at 3 o'clock. Public Schoot Board: The regular meeting of the public school board was 'held on Mondaylast. with Messrs. Acbesen. Cult. ffndgens, McLean, Platt, Saunders and Tait present. The secretary's statement of payments for October showed *F(12M2 disburse) in salaries, other expenses for the month bringing the total up to $501.79; total payments for the year to date. $5,417.53. The principal's report for Oetsber• gave -the -eats, pupPile in the public schools as 1.511 boys and 270 girls, average attendance 229 buys /end 'Iii girls, N11 per c.rlt. The highest percentage. of attends in No. 1 division of St. Andrew's ward school, where it was ki, On the - orin- clpal'e recommendation it wars eddied ttt place a hand -tail on the stairs at the Cent, al, to remove the front teres at the ('entral, a portion of it having been blown • down already, and to shingle and paint the rear pots). and patch the shed neat. It was deeided to moves hvdroplete board from* lila-C.niral sehsea4'-ae -sit, An- drew's ward school and to put a new board in the Cent rti. Arrtngementa for the presentation of the medal given by Victor Lauriston fur the pupil ohtain- g the highest mark at the entrance rnfnation were left with the seeree- ta , to consult with` the principal. Th. winner is Walter lluchouan. The cunlingent committee war emp ow..rsd to pntetectrfte light to the lower rooms of the Central st•hool if the co,umittee tbink advisable. The "C" Sapper and Concert. The -MOW scribe .eoien•let,t i etely considers welt the "C" temper and concert in cuotlectiou with the Baptist church on Friday last was a son - 'mune" 8412.Crs0, contributing corn stderuhte .1)111 to the coffers of the. chureh e bur h an 1 consequently t eally conducing la the eonepletiun ot the cherished schemes of the-congta-egKatian. In eon- settnerrere trf the rrredtat command to conte a Considerabie concourse, con- vened, computed by amore or Iesacare- ful calculation' at C('. Contrary to conjeetase the eouturliuus -1 t_ C:'_. sick nese as a consequent!, Of the Slip- per were conspicuous by their absence, conclnaively provingabt, rnre'ful cook- ing of the courses. After the com- pany had completely conquered the culinary concoetions, created in the kitchens of careful coolie, the con- cert in the church ,came nn, on the creditable character of which candid criticism compels our concurrence in the chorus of commendation. The concert consisted of contribution.. by a eotnpany of clever characters. the program including instrumental selections by the Heinicke orchestra; vocal eolo0 by irdward llansuld, Al- fred Cook, W. Marche!' off Mins Brawn ; a vocal duet by !Thant and J. Sutton ; an add **Cheer- fulness" by Rev. T. 1 worth, of Clinton r a mull `sa hose Aitkin, and violin enloe Mira gilecn Hoover, of Clinton. . rm. Andrews and A. Roy Adams were the aCconi- paniste. The chairman was Rev. C. R. Jones, pastor of tlin, church, who capably conducted the coneert through its course. We cannot conveniently concede the epace to continue thin cranium -cracking ['meant and con- sequently ronr!ude with an)gretule- ations 011 the cleverness of the emu. ee• lion and ...trey ing Out of the ectleme. Horticultural Society's Annual Meet - In. The annual meeting of the C Aerie', ft HortIrnitmral Society was held in See- d retary lane's office on Theses., even- '1 ing, with ahnut it dozen members present. The secretary reported In eight membere for last year. Eitel i Member has heen supplied with The c The 'and conceit in the rink on Thursday evening •legit was hardly what would be called R ILIC sed. the.. lush at tendance•teiug due, lib doubt. t insufficient advertising. . e Y. M. C. A. hats vect)red the .tttutu sectt• the Standard Loan Co.•y1•••�• I,ftices' tttel pr peteve holding an at l tonne in the new `preudbed. a week from next Monday night a4 a sor-L of forIu Ll ape -g The death o Mrs. :McPherson, wife of Capt. Fin • McPherson, and a former resident a (ioderich, occurred at her home in Pa t Elgin on Satur- day, the 14th telt., in the sixty-second year of her age. The fire alarm was ung shortly alter 11 o'clock last Frid • night for a notalfire in r I the rear of . , l f f• e th business blocks. Nightw ehwan MiirpISy putout the Inv withn t the assistance of the brigade. (iron :Johnston, the furniture In has t wa broken fingers. the result of runaway by his delivery horse last tido) esrsin., The. horse . --was frightened by the dropping of the shafts, a bolt having got loose. The winter time teble on the C. P. only changes affecting (ioderich being that the afternoon train, lea eniel[' o c telt instead of 2::111 awl the evening train errive's RC 8:i5) iost.:ad of t8:.t0, follows : Morning, ' 11 'o',l.ek, "A World and a Rook." Evening, 7 "clock, ':Salvation Minor A cordial welcome it extended to an. A Thanksgiving ser•t'iee will be held in North +street Methodist church next Sunday Morning, when there will be a s1M'ciel sermon by the pastor un the subject, a "The COI I 110 Mercies," Spectral music will be given. by the choir. In the evening the filth in the setirr of serwoua now running will be given -subject, "'lite Divine Art," Every courtesy is paid to •visitut a and strangers. Niue days revival Iutetiugs will be conducted by the Salvation Army. fret' December 5t11 to the'13th iuclu. sive, by Staff --Capt. Hay, the divi. Basial officer from Stratford, and his assistant, Capt. Rymer. The Staff - Captain and, his assistant will truth have, utal/deal instruments with thein and their Music end hinging wilt be at great benefit -in -theme timed tu•day night, Decewb•1' Gith, t le Stad- Cetptein will give a lecture on Iris 11 ip t.e h:n hind and Scotland hist summer. All as' , invited, On Thursday evening beet the ptwtor of .Victoria street Methodist church, Rev. R. W. Millyard, and hie fancily gave a reception to the young people of the congregation at the parsonage. Ju) Wly re •pandcd to, the .umber pf swung( folks aer enabled bein In the neighbor- hood of eighty. The • ue.sts enjoyed fhewselves to the Iull, indulging in NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Nov. Eth. F'ulI Time Table 1'. N. It . Page 6 ,tingle Fare for Ttaank4rivdng-l', P. It. , 6 Single Faro for Thanksgiving - G. T. it .... e: Reeder- U. T. 1t . tetra,- H. Moirb., Loyal - .. . Euroll Non -British American Huai:pes Col. lege , . .. Two House. to Rout-J.arob Moewr. ,Dunlop. 1 Vase of Shoes-- Wtb. Sharman 7 Curtain Poles and tt'induw IShsdes-Deo, Johnston.... New Homier -D, Suter Cu..... .. ... , a Iarrl y l'u.alble--F. J. Hutlsnd...... some 1)ay -Worsen'« Hard*are and Stove Overcoats for Fall sun Waaler -Walter o. Watch fur Our Thanksgiving t)0play-•Ca,u- eron 1L \luor(•, ....... ............... 1 Two Thauk..gtvlug Bargain Day. -J, 11 1b1 borne ... .., .... 1 music, vocal and inetdune' al, until a late dour. t , Ater luncheon s served the ringing of. thfl_iLUJ:ole y ertuin- ated g happy reunion -of the sl. ihetd and his growing flock, which 1a) be- coming an efficient 'element in work of the chute% A tnoet enjoyable social evening was spent in St. Geeorge'a achool room on Tumidity evening. wheit a nu,nber of the members of the Clinton branch of I he A. Y. P. A. were the guests of the 4.oderieh Association. (awing to a variety of cooter the number of vis- itors from Clinton wee considerably smaller than had leen ,expected, but the rector of the Clinton parish ae- enulpanlcd the soling pe. and proved a host in himself. ts,the chair- man of the evening, Mr. Tnrnhull. faretiously rem,irked. In ,uldition to the reentry of the (ioderich and ('lin- ton parishes another eh.rieat gentle. wan wax present in the person Of Itev. - Ht. A. 1Vriglt.. 13. A., who ham recently taken eicrege of the Kincardine. parish, .and lade., with his wife and child, ea snaking a short t in town. by Mes<rs. Doone Tuulain 811(1 Wright and a gae'd tuuaicel program was given. The Blackstone orchestra gave a couple of selections. Miss Martha Wells gave a vocal selection in good voice with trio parts in which she was assisted by Harold' Black - tonne and Fred Sturdy. Miss Hen- •tridge tendered the song, "Love Me tad the 1Vorld is Mine," very sweetly tnd else _)land in _Ai deet with Fred tittirdy ' -lir Macktilredie layed a voice of good quality in his vocal selection,and N, Harrold Blackstone made a hit in his honorous vocal number, "The Boy Can Say Papa.'. Aso an encore number t older hr stn "My , r. t .I st1r Cuckoo." Jerusalem 'koo," wit RR h variations from the original which were cal - Witted to appeal ially__t . the le- K- -young op a froth . n n. Dorothy Eder. rendered an in- ntal selection very cleverly and the serving of sandwiches e n eta rey ' o t pay led style. Mt•. Holt and were the aeeompanists. astefully and profuse• the occasion with Liquid Veneer Ju,t to Iland• Howell Hard- ware Co .. .4 Suit Caws for Than . salving L (Geo. M. F7lfott 7 Penman Hells rump -Hodgen,+ throe. - ,, s Special I.Idueeneente .eoryre Porter .... . r.-. Ileum for Hale --J. H. bert.on ... ... .. 1 1'o a'um That Celd -ei. Hark 8 reacher Wanted -F..4 Hayden. Sheppard - ton...... 1 PERSONAL. MENTION. - week.Frank S. Hick. of Toronto.lwas in town thi- Alex. ('hrystol, of Toronto, raa in town this Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shephreel have returned to (own t('iltum McLean was in Londe a couple of drays this week. Miss Bella Ralph le visiting he aunt. Mrs. (Grey. of Amberley, for a couple of eeks. Mrs. T. T. Leckie is at chute') this week illi her mother, Mrs. Monteith. w , . N ill. 'minty Secretor: L, t', F'leminet M.'', A. was l.1 town 011 Monday and P4 Mary GLndry, of ('hle,yfo ise. nding a couple`cif weeks at the home of her her in town. , Rev. N. M. and 51r.. ieeckie, of Londa boro, were the ethane of Rev. James and Mn. mil ton this week, Allan /t. lireeen. of Manitowoc, W'i.00.sin, spent a few day. at ha old home, Loyal, • ur ing the part week, Mrs. John Aphtmon and the Miweea Ach left tins work for Toronto, whore they w -pend several mouths. Mr. and Mr.. D. McEv of Derby. Conn., 4*0 spending a few week.. 'n town, visiting Mr-. McEvoY• old home, Rev. A. E. M. Thomson, o Woodeles, ham been visiting his parent.. Mr. s d Mrs. (Geo, rhmnson, North street- this week. Mrs. ('h.rlea Hawkins and her`(rrsndson, Mater Cherie.. Dwyer, of Windsor, afe vide ing the toru,er'a eLAter, Mrs, W. F. ('lafk herb. Morrie of eel( ford. had bean under the _ care ors caedi. some time. but we are pleased a report that he ts able to be around again. Miss Griffiths. superintendent of the Alen andra(General and Marine hospital lett yea- rerday morning for her home et London 10 recuperate niter her illness of typhoid fever, Mrs. H. MarQuar•rle and Miss MaeQuerrie, "f Brussels, hare been the guest.. of Mrs, John Lawson this week, Mrs. N,Iclluarrie returned horse yesterday. O, F. fares and family returned to town last Saturday and are again at their resddenee on SL George , crescent, which was occupied dnrinpf the summer by Contractor Birining- tiala. f K. •W,ateon, accountant in the lank of Commerce here, has been promoted to a poet time in the Fank'semploy at Toronto and leaves Ina few days to wuume his new duties. Ha position here will be taken by Mr. Fletcher. of Parry Sound. 1L L. Mess las of the Bank of Montreal et Pt leaving for BROM Buckingham. Que.. on Saturday to take a_position in the branch of the tan there. Iiis poolt{inn as junior in the blench tela eri L7'7nrman Lewin, son of t member for Weed Huron. ThoweddingIp is announced of M1., , J Agnea t1I1O,n. datgbter of the late Alcgand Gibson, of Ooderich, to Jame, Stuart, C. iaftitasfow, The pleasant event, in which ., n8 neuters of The Signal are Interested, Pare at larniken, Items, Herwickehlre, -lan& on tktober 9th. Rev. Peter Wt A., of Orwuaw, ottleating. the Y. Tuesday. a Mi stru during The U. T. R. liar relaid the tracks in the yard at the station with F+OI1, steel, extending on to the grave, and the work.is being continued down lite hill to the dock. The heavy steel ex- tends already as far west on the line cul Holmesvttte. Bliss Laura Sslke•1,1, daughter- of haste Salkeld, Ifaytirld road. this Werk showed The Signal n number of raspberry ')ranches wait ripe berried. 'I'he 'terrier, ,though small, are "per- fectly formed, and n Novelilher crop of this fruit is certainly a rarity, The Iroquois baseball team, of (lode- -rirhi -junior champion.; Of Huron county, will play a double-header in Clinton on Thanksgiving Day ; one game in the forenoon, and t he at her in the eftet'noon... In the .rlu,rning, Teiwneend will pitch far the Iroquois and in the uft..rncon belts will deliver the Reeds. An -E'nglishman era ts+ en dyed with 't (loderkh township Gilmer yielded to..,th,l..Jnebriatirtg•-••i'nfluence of the convivial cup on Saturday While in row', and presently found himself in the lockup. On -Monday morning at the pollee mime he risked to bee allowed to return to hie work and was discharged. A few fence.' around totem - were getting shirty yielded to the mis- chievous toys' fence' on Itallowe'ibp; At the Collegiate Institute the• boys discovered by. experiment that the top etep in front of the moll) entran,ea was exactly Iarge eno,,gh G, support a light wagon. The wagon awaited an owner in the school yard for some &type On Friday evening last the death occurred, at the home of his parents. in Toronto, of Hiram Campbell Iint- chisnn, late . of Swift Cm rent, Seeek. The deceit,ed was for a short period some years ago a resident of Gale-' rich, conducting a hasher shop here, ile died at the age of thirty-seven years. The remaine were interred in Mount Pleasant cemetery, Toronto, on Monday. k -.Woodstock is expecting a big time rm Thanksgiving Day, when the Ox- ford Marathon game. are to be held. There are alrrauly forty-five entries for the big race, in addition to. it large number of entries for oilier cvenitf. Stout. of the big fellows, includin g LongRboat, Kerr, Dr, (tricker and Archil.ald, will be there. The femnua Lticknow pipe hand has been cngeged for the nrramian. to a -000ip r. C'ngewe The t•ot,rn w ly- decorate] flags and huutitrl, Epworth Leag Anniversary. ehratian of the arth street week was sing in - of the were the The anniversary c' Epworth League of Methodist church chi mniryently successful in a erect in this departmen hurch, On Sunday the servic attended by large numbers. Horning at 10 o rinck the service c ueticed with at fellowship mee'ti •onducte.l by A. M. Robertson. in which malty Leaguers took part. At he regular service following the par - or, Rev. Dr. Dougall, gave en in- piring address oritthe subject "Loyal- y to King Jesus." At the conclusion of the nervine t he sacrament of the ,ord's Supper was adn,inibtcred. In he evening there Was a unique see- ire, erire, with addresses from three lay• nen from different churches of the own. Dr. A. 'T. Emrnerson spoke pn he subject - 'It Is Good "Tii fie+ Young :' (I. F. Blair nn "(rod Needs )ns' Ilelp," and Mayor Macklin on 'Youth Holds the Future in Its Keeping.", The iuldreeses were all ex- eethugly interesting. The •hair of the church Helder the direr -tion of A. toy Adams gave an excellent musical service during the day, and the _ :esti-war lutudsoiuely and brilliaut- Ip rdecot7tt1t with flags. hunting and mottoes, in the League rotor*, white nd red. On Monday- evening au "at tome" was held in the lecture nm. of the ctnireh, there bel iig pteewiil, i addition to tete young people of t ongre{ptation, repreeelltetivea ft til he ether young people ',• Uhri iau r•ganizatione of the town and tud- nts of the Collegiate Inst itute Ad - R Ir,esesof w.-k,'me were givenJiy Mal- ey Park, president of the League, nd Rev. 1)r. Drnlgall. It.' ..las, A, A ng tit' rch ; Rev, the Haptist Icher thrlse odiel church ; P. A. of St. Dr. W. Y. ilay- nch of the Y. M. a short address. ount secretary of /leo spoke briefly. g, first president of ople's Society of North gave an hist.u•ical e erganizistion which is lb.. EpworTh !'ague. Wading and aortal ronv'eraation were a pleasant feature Of the even - 111' and a good !unshed program Was iven, including a violin solo by Mule ilnd)', 1Vhitely. Refreshments were erv.'d buffet -.style, and every -thing possible was done for the entertain- ment of the League's width. Alto - et her it Was a malt enjoyable ,efrasinn and a fitting cnnrlusion to a iieneasful and commendable effort. Adversity is; the trial of principle. Without it a man hardly knows whether he is honest or not, -Field - e' nderson brought the res P. S. C. E. of Knox t ). 1t. Jones represent.. otnQg iweple ; Sidney f Victoria street Me nines Cerrit' the A. ieorge'm chi rel. an en the (i.elrrich to' A., each givin , - C. Fleming. he Y. M. C. V. J. Mantel' he Voting P treet chat ketch of CHURCH NOTES, , On to count of the .hringc of Thanka- ivinR Dee from 'l'heredey 1,. Mon - ay, the thanksgiving sermon will he gna..rrtl in Knox church next $ab - hath morning. The nollectinn will be n behalf of the poor. The sermon topica al the Reptint hurch services next Sunday are as low 'r ng. Dickens on Toronto. Toronto Stat. This will interest lite : folk. Isn't it a trifle significant On May 12, 11342, Cherie Dickens, the novelist, wrote a +: ter from Montreal to his biographe , Foster, in which he said : "We have been in oronto and Kingston. exp eriencih attentions at each which I should h r difficulty in describing. The wild nd rabid Tory - m of Toronto is -1 ak seriously - at •idling." ties- Dickens didn't hays any dittdct ty in sizing Ip Toronto even as far bac cul 18.2, The at a ext . 't can be found o0 p:1ge 12i o sus • is Life of Dickens, ANN', CEMENTS. Oysters' ed All styles ; Ice cigars. C. BLit Tome, West street re *Irant. Mese . Cameron de Moo are om- elet.. tee in Onderich for o high - min les at their store. Cnows m- olt 0 Co., Linfeetn, Toronto. ic;e3fiertnerithoutd kilo* that th ereil by the denten! For cattle, mine etc.. in a fair one. How can he know this ir In. doer) not take a feral 'bweinese paper? What doctor or lew. yer or bueiness man would he without his Intsinries paper.? There is but one farmers' lineinesis and market paper, that is The Weekly Sun. You can get The Stun in combination with The Sig- nal for only 1111.75, and you should not be without them. Proxperity is the touchstone of virtue ; for it. is teem 'Meta to hear misfortune.. than to remain micor- *opted by pleasure. Tacit Me ''The eelf-inade inan," remarked t he oheerver of men and things, "would give more general eatisfaction. doubtless, if he tried himself on • time or two before he wow done."-Detrolt AUCTION SALES. - Atelier. 0110 of mit dente household furniture and otte..te. Pree- litell'necOleweekt,ia v. November 11.- AncUon Bale of Toone" unt nee auctionelee. boon Merck. Including a good lot of young colts. home. and rattle, at lots 13 and It, con CLARK', proprietor. TIOOMAII 41 1:111D11•„ AOC- t4°""rheadrRnso:f young cattle, lOchldlnir twenty -tire head of stock sleeve, nine cows end t we yontair hors's, rat the Elford farm. Ifelmeevele. ; tonne 11111. 1, 0, proprietor. Telobil•11 Nnvetnher 19.-- Atiet ion male et farm stank. including ten head homes and cone, fOrte.tbnee bead of cattle, twen4824474 ceneeseime,Ooderich tom:mane two int 1111 trent Ifilointemilfle. C. W. WIT./ AMA. prOprieier. ?BOXY fa LIADNT, aliCtiODOCI.