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Address. The Signal A
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VANAITER t ROHYJ0TSON, Ptsuair. a
Financial
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
We offer for sale debentures bearing interest at FiVE
ler cent. FFor ',mum, payable half -yearly. These debentures'
offer an abeo.utely safe and profitable investment, as the
purchasers have for security the entire assets of the Own-
pany.
Capital and surplus Assets
Total Assets - -
President: ALEXANDER SUTHRRLAND •
Vice -President and Managing Director : W. S. DINNICK.
DireeIeas1 RIGHT HON. LORD MTRATHCONA and MOUNT
ROYAL G. C. M. 1;., J. A. KAMMEREIt. DAVID
RAT(., R. 11. GREENR, HUGH M. BRENNAN, J. M.
ROBERTS. A. J. WILLIAMS.
\ HEAD' OFFICE
('oR. AnaLAIDN AND V,(TORIA MTs., ToKoNTII.
Goderich Office, W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
1I1,3/0,000.0)
- IjrL500,01.0.00
NOTICE '1St
\TATER TAKER.!
--As•the Water sed Light Com-
mission close their books on the
15th rf December, alt water rates
newt 1* paid before that date or
the water will be turned off.
By order,
Water & Light Commies'
To Bent
TO RENT. --A COTTAGE ON NEW -
(*ATB Binet. Apply to MRH. W. A.
YNAN. East street, 1 t
rpWO HOUSES TO RENT. -ONE
1 on Victoria dart mad one on Nelson
street, both modern In all appointment•: nine
Hand all
vealeocea.(an be seenh
at any time, For
liar perticalatu apply to JACOB MOBKlt.
•
ME TO RENT. -A COMFORT -
11 dwelling centrally Wastertea
rooms. adorn lmprove.uen:.,oleo a Rae.
Apply YOUNU a IWBF.RT*h
ON. ROIL Ire.
tete 1 -
()ROPE TY. TO RENT. -TWENTY
I acre.. oe the Hayfield road. three miles
from Goderich, on which there are a good frame
staryand-a haft boasts and good barn . Tyre
..acres of aeoh.rd'*nd two acre, of small fruits.
"Mixon the pprreebtl,es or to ti EON: E JOHN -
'
OH N-
l4TUN, lloderlch.
f110 RENT. - TWO GOOD-SIZED
1 and bright room over the Sterling Intek.
trine entrance ae to r. Itanosy'1 law onloe.
Seeable for dresmnak deetlatry, insures-'
oflbu, eta. Key at MR. ORR19Fti{S grocer!
store
GODERICH MARKETS.
Tncastoov, Norember 81/1011.101
F'a11 whoa(, per buea Q0 a6 W
Wag wheal, per sun .... 0116 -Se O
Rye, per beet 01!4 10 0 Su
Buckwheat. per bush 0 41 (0 0 SU
()stn. per bush., 031 to 0 2a
Peas, per bush 040
1tJ Lot
0 07
Ik.rl y per bush - a !a t0 0
000senllp• ser ton is W to le uu
Flour, family. per cwt L to S 6n
Flour, per ons, per owl $ 25 to 7 AF
Hran, tun 20 00 to E) 00
Shore, per ton 24 00 to 24 00
Hay, per ton „ . ale to le W
Wood. per cord - 7 he to " 6 W
Butter. per Ib a 21 l0 0 '21
Chaste. per lb 0 )5 to 0 LS
F'a'g.: fresh. per dog' u LI (0 0 21
Potatoes. new -.... b) to
Cattle, ordln'y to good: par cwt 3 Ju l0
Cottle export, per cwt.. A o, W
Heim. live weight, per Cwt. 0 til to
Hbeet . per cwt
Haul, per Ib
Bacon. per Ib ` 0 IS to [o
ISM r Ib
IS
pr
7'wllow, per Ib W to
Hide., per cwt 10111 to
Sheep ekin. N)
Chicken., 10
Turkeys 111 to
!Outside markets on vette a)
to to
�.. 0 le to
1117 to
7e
4 u,
6 e5
600
4 s1
u Il
0 SO
15
406
ti hi
400
10
14
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
•
Copy of change of running advertise
menta must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
R
SA
TO
FOVENtLE YOlwa twRo-s
with modern oonteolenoe.. Im
Owner Wttue town: F
tcular apply Le MIt4. MARS
$jaebee erica(.
OUSE FOR SALE. -ON BRi
NIA road : all modern eonvenlene
pod condition. gond locality For fe
bsrtic tion apply to .1 H. )(OHEIt7SUN.
'pox \MALE. -A VERY DES IR -
r ABLE let on Woe Kral, close to the
Sgeare. A y'to DICKINSON & UARRUW'.
litOUSE `AND TWO LOTS FOR
Bale near Agricultural Park. Apply to
t8- JOAN Mos W EEN on the preml,er-
FARM FOR MAL& -PART OF
block D lake read wt. Colborne town-
.hlp. two mile. from Ooderleh, 1.n1 sen.,. good
cloy loam, brick hon.*. barn 26 x T.
ith
anima etaleang, erewilan well. water In bulld
Ing. and sprinngg creek. f acre" standing Umber
and rooms oe.hard. Apply to C. C. MeNKIL.
Dunlop P. Witt
L1ARM FOR SA -A FIRST•
L LASS f
In West Wawa-
good, tate f,a ut lot 27. with 175e arn.'well
good .tale of eultNatlnn, wall fenced.
'emoted, road orchard. Imam bank bars. atreod
home poatallee, blacksmith she, aid l and
tere
at corner of farm. Convenient gFYO�
church. Ji miles. from (' P station et
Auburn. Term. easy, W. A. IslON,
Lecknow,tint.
OUSE FOR MALE. - A NiNE
roomed tonne dwelling,ha a good
-- Luanne. on Keay■ .trent. Stone fol dello,
and mummer kitchen, ood .teble. Will les „old
- rea"0habt For to or p•rttealaes epi,fy to-
MFtS. WM. Mc,I,A ORAN, 41 1)nsIat re..
Toronto.
NOW
ENROLL.
for Winter Terni - no better dtae.
We Offer epode! advantagee and jMv.
Settee not obtainable elsewhere. 1t.rlte
for nmslCol .ml, s. VT
RwM. l',A.Ri Ming.
Toronto.
T. M. WATSON. Principal.
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
Hoo Omoc Toltec eo
Aore011120 CAPITAL, • 81.000.1100
INCORPORATED RV )PK('IAL ACT
Or DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEI V K 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,
SALE NOTE* DISCOUNTED.
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT
opened by deposit of SUB
interest at 3% compound-
ed quarterly.
GODERICH BRANCH
A. 0, OAMRLE, Manager.
1
2000 LBS.
E-'1
� E A PH I��3
WANTED
at the
GODERICH
MATTRESS and UPHOLSTERY
\\ ORKS.
Opposite King Edward -Hotel,
Goderich.
Notice.
OTICE TO DEBTORS. -- ON AG-
IN0000t of the change le the- personnel of
the comps:w .11 theme indebted to the (lode.
flet Planing Mille. Limited. tire requested t0
rule their oocoontk immediately. THE
GODERICH PLANING MILLS. LIMITED,
ohn Lawton. Hecreta'y Trew.urer. 6311.
MG-- OF THE
(eOl'NTY COUNCIL.
council of the corporation of the county
of Hu will meet In the council chamber. in
the to of (total -Leh. on Tuesday, December
the 1.1. a 3 o clocnts k
w p. in.
placed wit the clerk �bef re date t the nof meeting.
ty rnmd ba.
W. LANE. Clerk.
erich, Nov. (nth. Iasi.
Doted .1 (1
NOTICR 'IQ IN V ESTOItS. -T H E
executors Of the mist., of the late
George Achene ere leelded to otter the
whole costa fore The property bond.
envision, of
real estate, debe.,t me bonds end .towke.
Partle. wishing to Poled in any of the above
prop•rtiot can get fail p.rticulwrn on aDDHca
Lion to the exeutors.
Mas. AI.ir'•L. AcfgaON,
Executrix.
J. P. Roows . } Executors.
WIi.WoM ACHge0N
Ooderlch. Dec. Sat tor.
Auction Sales
11pMINIRTNATOICS ISA 1 : OF
, REAL PROI'KRTY.
The admlnlotntot of the e.twle and e t of
William Wall. bete of the township of At. eM
In the county of Huron, farmer, „ceamod, --111
oetl by public auction at Fore. hotel In e
on `ittutdw
G w 2nr1
o'clock p.m.
town of
rder.cI t
�i-rm,ber S• IUs, the following property,
n mely
earl 1. Sonlhwnst quarrr of lot. 1, eon-
esdlon s, western division of the township of
AAhaekl. in the eoanty of lturon, containing
AO or more or Inns On !Mit lot. there I. e
email me dwelling hnn-r : ohout 10 mere. of
and wth suitable for firewood or fenee
rails : rho land Is well united for gracing pur-
pose. andle well .Ituated nn n gond gavel
-the lame
wo ml ee from f:lntall end whmtt
t Perve1 2.- 'aarrtt of lot ti. oncewm on R W. 11.
AAMleld, wl dwelling hone. end .table .
goal orchard a d well. Alen part of the tome
lot conteltengb .ksmith shop. Thin dwelling
and .hop are situ ted in the village of King•-
brMge At the en le thew will also Me sold a
...t M binrksmlt.h t Is.
Terms. -Ten par nt- of t h,• ,un•hnse money
to be paid in cams time off sale. and the
Mimics within ri day. thereafter.
For further particnla end wand it ion, of rale
J. apply to the nndersign,rl • I:ILIA)ItAN,
leoderirh,lht l..
Solicit*? for Edward Wulf, Adminlsto tero.
�YNOPSIM OF CANA•PIAN
/ N')RTHWEUT LAND RF'OCL TIONS-
.. Any person who I. the „ore head of namlly.
or soy mal* over 16 years old. may hom teal
w quarter-.eetton of .vail*lde Dominian tend In
Manitoba, Seeketchewan or Albert*. aT.
e pelleent moa Appear In pnr.on at the Ito n%
Inn land? Agency or Sub-ARency for t e
dirtrlO. Entry by prosy may be mad* at wn
Agency, on certain condition., by faker'
mother,son, daughter, brother or .beer o1
o
Intending hotaesteader.
Duties, -nix menthe' rmidenee neon and
cultivation of Ihe band In sawn of three ,ftste.
A homenteAder may live within Moe miles of
hl. homestead on a farm of at Last ern Here.
solely owned and oocnp4 d b him or h) 11A
ca
father, mother, so, daughter, brother M
sister.
In certain dletrl.ts s hnmestmader In gold
. fending may pro-emM a 'tnertersnetlon
Abupplds hie homestead, Pries Salm per ser*.
Untlea- Mn.t reside six menthe In earth of six
yearn from date of homestead entry linelnding
thn lima required to earn homestead patent)
and colt ivale 8f*y ecre. extra.
A homesteader who ham e,haneted his hams
d eed rightand cannotobtain a pre-emption
may take w p11000011d homealAad In eertaln
dl.t beta, Pelee WV per were. Dalian --Mutt.
maids Mt menthe in each of three year.. cels
vat* fifty arm and sect • bones
o RYrth prom
Paper et lbe Mlntater of the Interior
N.N. I nail! hort.awl p.,hllrarinn of thls art-
. ertfeement will not be paid for.
LOCAL TOPICS.
Wilson, J. 8. McKinnon, H. S.
Crocker, W. W. Sloan, W. B: Scott,
-- 1 K. McLeod, W. F. Cantrket. Tit An-
nual at house will he held irT` the
Temple building on Friday, March
511.
Farmers Institute Meetings.
Poultry bhow at Clinton.
The thirteenth annual show of the
Huron Futility and Pet Stock Associ-
ation w-itl be held under the auspices
of the Clinton branch on January
11)th, 211th and 21st, 11109. The execu-
tive at Clinton is sparing no errata,/ to
make this the largest and heat exhi-
bition in the Association's history,
and it should be well patronized by
the Goderich fanciers, whe we believe
have wetly prize-winning birds.
A Western Wedding.
The Reward (Seek.) Chronicle oti4fo-
veutber 5th record, a marriage of inter-
est tit• people of this district. The
ceremony Wok place at the home of
Mr. and Mre. Newton P. Crich, form-
erly of Clinton. and the hridr Was
their sister, Miss Pethalda Victoria
Nott, will) ens united to John E.
Johnson. Among those from a dis-
tance who attended the nuptials, was
the bride's mother, Mrs. George Nott,
of Clinton Ont
A Good Advertisement for Goderich.
Milverton 8uu : The 0oderieh Sig-
nal has jest issued a special industrial
eau eomuwretet edition. In whin the
business interests of the town receive
a large measure of attention. The
a,•sthetie side is not forgotten and the
beauty of Go derich's situation is
placed promin utly before -tile puMic.-
The number is a credit to the Signal
office. and cannot but )love a good
advertisement for the old lake town.
A Young Man's Death.
Another victim of tuberculosis wet-.
Nelson Murray, a young man of not
quite eighteen years of age, whore
death took place on Saturday' last at
'Wee home of hie father, John Murray,
Retire at r, -,'t. The funeral had been
arranged fur YVedoe-.day afternoon
but was postponed until today to per-
mit e brother. °
mil f the deceased's hr t1* r, J hrt,
who was sailing with Captain Baxter,
az-riving front Depoi Harbor in title
for t he obsequies. A` sister alsosur•-
vives. The funeral this afternoon
was conducted by Rev. J. Anderson,
pastor of Knox church.
1 , proving the G. & G.
lo,elph Herald : An evidence of the
apparent intention of the Carnelian
Pacific Railway Company to make the
Guelph and Oodetich line ooe of the
finest pie es of railroad in Canada is
the great care they grew 10 be taking
in making it a netdel road for solidity.
The rails are of tel -pound material,
and the grades very etighf indeed,
and, yet not satisfied with this, they at
present have a large_ganic of men en-
gaged on iulprovemente. On the line
near. McQuillan -4 farah--about
mih-s out of the city, the tracks are
leing turn up and replace' ,with
heavier and better nllterial.
Symonds -Elliott.
An early mousing wedding took
place on Monday at the Victoria
street Methodist parson' gc, when
Miss Arleta Elizabeth Elliott, Young-
est daughter of ex -Deputy ve Rob-
ert Elliott • and Mrs. Elliott, became
the bride of William 9ymo s, the
pptrnopprietor - of_ tht_Hamiltou\slitreet
barber shop. Rev. R. W. Mil and,
pastor of the church. performed the
,eremobv and the happy couple Were
unattemled. They left on the morn-
ing G. T. H. train for it trip to Brant-
ford, returning to town last night to
take up their residence here. Many
friends unite in beet wishes.
or•onto's Fturon Ord Soys.
The annual meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' Asaoeiatifin of Toronto
was held) at the Ko.sin tiouwr' Iasi
Friday- night, when the following of-
ficers were elected : Hon. presidents.
.1. 8. \Villin n, W. E. Groves, E. J. H.
Duncan : DDl l�sid�tlt,_ ZitJ.,_-szie :
vice-president, I)r. R. B. Stanbury
secretary, E. Floody ; treasurer,
Major Beck : committee, W. 0. Mc-
Taggart, E. H. Davie, John Marks, H.
Ulucas, H. A. Walker. F. Hick. J. W.
Robertson, J. A. McLaren, Fred F.
W. ft, ROBERTSON,
IN3t-RAN('E Al%ENT.
Flea ASP Llnnt:,s" : British. Canadian and
American.
t N As g 1. n.nv ' LI
Aa ITT: T% O a OSP en I gHw Ant'.
: o Ocean Accident and flnwraitbe
:lore -oration, limited. of London, Kng.
File/MITT AND CI
P II.ilty unit a, marantee Company.
Office at re.ideme, northeast opener of Vic-
toria and St Derld's etreete. Phone )7a,
The di(ectors of the West Huron
Far*ii Institute have planned the
work for the coming wiutet• and the
meetings will be held as follows : Reg-
ular meetings in January at Auburn
and Kintail ; supplementary weetiuge
in February at Londwlwro', Holmes-
ville, itenuliller. St. Attgustine, Sl.
Helene and Dungannon. The exact
dates will he announced later. For
the supplementary meetings it is
hoped tthat one of the delegates will
he a lady who can -give assistance in
developing the W'oolen's institute
work. So far as possible the services
of local wen will be secured to help in
making the various meetings interest-
ing and instructive,
Canadian Engineers in Chins:
Tire illustrated section of last I3latur-
dar"s Toronto Moho remained a
couple of photographs of the corps of
Canadian engineers building the. Can-
ton-Hankow railway in thins. This
is the work that K. R. Carr -Harris, who
was in Goderich in connection with
the building of the Guelph k Gode-
rich line, ham charge of, and Mr.
Carr -Harris appears in one the
picture. Redmond MacDonald,
of lturotei Surrogate (Amer clerk.
is at the extreme right of the
irons row in the ,group' photo and
next hits Is Erneat Jordan. These
two 0ode-ries young -WNW have [teen
at, work in the Celestial Empire fm•a
year now, are doing well and like the
country. Owing to the hatred of for-
eigners the Canadian engineers work
tinder the protection of an armed
guard of fifteen earahMneeis.
An Owen Sound Wedding.
Miss Gertrude E. Lawson, daughter
of James Lawson, of Owen Sound,
was married oilNovember _lith to_
Walker D. Bowden, ZTthat town.
The bride will be reuneanb•rr't here as
a visitor with her aunt, Mrs. H. Il.
Townsend. to a lengthy account of
the event The Owen S d Tinges
says : "An extretnely puttywedding
took place here yesterday, the cun-
trecting parties being Miss Gertrude
E. Lawson, youngest daughter of
James Lawson. 'nitrite land granite
dealer, and Walker D. ltawden, son of
the late George Ileaden, of Exeter.
The ceremony was held in the home of
the hr,de. which was 'beautifully dee-
or,ated fur the occatluu with fern&
palms and create reser. The heppv
couple stood in front of a great bank
nrtheee iovely flowers, white the Rev
T. A. Rodger conducted' the service."
Colin Petterstlll, Neil Mulvey and
°there. The fishing lege Ariadile tend
'Two Maks and Meows lirure'e,
Baker's+uld Culla Murtay's sail boats,
which operated bele, r included their
setaaon the first week of the Month.
The itrrivele of grain boats the peat
week wets the '*Viuoup, Strtlhroup,
Algonquin. Rosedale, Scottish lies.)
and 'Turret Crown. The o IWax-s
have held A Luny titue uud 411...111 I:A'
CM,' a clay of freight, wostly grain.
go ora. The bursting of a ,Moet -n11
pipe et the ,'ll•t•alle' preevent041 the
completion of the unloading of the
SLMlhcona early Sunday Morning.
Tbie was repaired and It was inte1141.d
Lo complete the an1n11 amount of un-
loading left on Sunday afternoon, but
the ehovellers struck for double 'my
and coneetpientIv work wits, not 10.
stoned until Motility morning.
Christmas Is Coming. '
In spite of Ole euntlneelike weather.
the calendar is t•eminding people of
the approach e$ C4,risltuas. ,a4)d
('hristntas buying is already begun,
(.sleri'•h u,w•eliants are displaying
Christmas gond., and 1t is 1141'44-neces-
sary,
ardly neces
sary, to peiut out thi• advantages of
hirymg early, w- nen storks are full and
the salespeople have tome Jltie to
wait upon tustomet•. theft-lhrY "1"
have when the t ash (onuuences, '('hr
advertisiii, columns' of The Signal in-
dicate the approach of the holida)-
410asuti also, and shrewd buyers will
0011Iscan them) ctielatll for snnr,unce-
tnettts of the good* -they' w
chime.
A Former Resident Dead.
The l)nnilon ,R.ivertieee�-- W ecinen--
day nays : An old and esteemed resi-
dent of the city died this morning at
his home. :Xi Clarence street, in the
person of Mr. Donald Taylor. Mr.
Taylor was eigltyi.4x years old and
centre to. this e,H4niry *hen quite e
y1111111(1117111. I''or•sone. time he lived
in lioderich, but many Years ago
uneved to London, and had lived hete
ever *Inc,. Resides hie wife he is ser-
( b u t ando Nan
v1v •d � three da jth orsone
Mrs. A. r tchu son, of God, -rich, , re.
A. Campbell of this city, and Miss
lrnuttata And _wellingG/p� at hinge.
The funeral will be hell to the 1, rand,
trunk station on Friday morning, the
remains being taken to (iuderi'•h for
interment.
Death of Mrs. Judge Toms.
it is t1buut-10) tole lure I he
n'•w., was heard with regret.by many
friends in town of the serious ilhu•ss
of Mrs. Tools. widow of the late Judge
Tows, it 'WAN feared she could out re-
cover froto her naelaady, cancer, and
her death took piece on Tu,— mast
in New Y n•k. The remains were
brought to 0,nier•ich yes(.-rday fair in-
terment lesi•leAlrese of her husband,
IF,t wrnrweetnnpani wn- oy *lie
decesscdl's daughter, Mrs. W. Frank-
lin 11-artenstein (Sibyl) with her little
seven-ye,ar-old daughter and nurse
girl. - Shefurteral xi -s were hell
at St. ' (ieurge's church, being con-
ducted by the reran... Rev. M. Turn-
bult. The pall.bearsrs were Judge
Doyle', Judge Holt. Sheriff Reynolds,
D. MacDonald.-1Tr. „Milt and -C7
Seager. Mrs. Tofu, was always an
active member of St. Geot•g i .. church
when she lived in (tndorleh, especially
in eonnoetion,-with t e -chore,. abut the
choir wits present itt the funeral to
Reid -Davidson.
The home of Robert. Dat
field road, Goderich towns
scene of a very happy event
nesda' of this week. when
Adelaide Elie tired', became
of Wut. Reid. of Stanley 'N
The t erenlouy was ppee Horn
&clock by Ra't. Tai+. iiamiltot�. K A.
in the presence of the near relatives
of bride and groom. They were un-
attended. The bride, who was Ivan
�y-=H`-Jae-brother, wase --s bat+d-
soiue gown of white silk e.dienne`with
lace trimming,. . nal her -going-nway
costume was navy blue- cloth With
cream trimmings. After the eelre
irony an excellent supper was eery
and A ptrosant evening was seen
The bride ore to her new hom
R
hearing with her many g,exl wishe+\
las- evidenced -lay- tt'e beautt(tsl
gifts bestowed. She wilt -be much
missed at the t -pion church btu, the lose
there Willlw Hayfield's gain.
idstio. Bay-
wag the
on Wed -
his sister,
e bride
iwnship.
ild at 5
Dr. Dougall's Lecture.
Rev. Dr. Dougall had it goof audi
enee on Thursday night lust. when he
ga'. his leoter'-"a +rev Nur in North
street Methodist church. The fascina-
ting story of Lew Wallace*. well-
known loco) was related concisely and
interestingly by the Doctor, end by
the aid of a series of beautiful colored
pictures thrown on a screen by a
powerful stereopticon the story as 1t
proceleled was admirably illustrated
and the dramatic features were
brought out with telling effect. It
may not be generally known to our
readers that Dr. Dougall is n clever
anechanic and ---that the stereopticon
which he uses in connection with his
[-.ta.INrgs 1)ONIm : The C. S,
addresses is his own ttlanufacture We
understand that be has material -for
ierturr. on other popular subjects, and
we trust he will give the people of
Situstion anted.
WANTED. -- A POSITION
AS
{' 1 coachman or footman- Fief -clans ref
ors. , Apply toSIG slit. OVFI)'E. tt-at
ANTED. -WA9ITTN(TO DO AT
home. Apply to MRI'. PICOT. two
lloonth of Gundry Bro..' livery. South
ern. easy.
Sittaations vacant
dS�
fIlKAC[IEIL WANTED. HOLDING
1 second or IMrleoe certificate. fur e. 0.
No. 11, A'hdeld, 100- Dullr4 to commence
JAnnwry 4th, ADV t'ellorn, stet ing clary r''
'aired, will be renels•.d by the underetgned.
F. A. HAYDEN, SheilttaMlon, Ont. :h,
TEACHER WA. F.D.-MALE OR
female, holding two or third else. oer
lineal., to leach In S. 0. (o, /, township of
Colborne. *noes to com nee on January
1st, 1111n. Application., Sall salary, .honed
be addroe'ed to P. MAEDEI. rotary it. 0.
No. 4, Flenmlller P.O., Ont.
TEACHER WANTED. --T CHER
wanted, male or female, holden emxlnd
or third claim .ertlecate. to teach h' S. No 5.
Uoderich townehlp- Dates to eomme1*ee on
the let of January IWO. ADpllcaUone. st ting
"clary. will be 'red up to the bIth of v•
ember. PenatlaIa plication preferred.ALFItED NAFTEL, Seo -•Treats.,
21.21 Hayfield P.0
D )PRESENTATIVE WANTED.-
IL We Immediately melee the .erne.. of a
man of gond outdrew end mh11)ty for 0st0nch
and ad Mining district. A )remanent patellae
for the right man. Witte for n.•articular..
STONE & WKLLINUTON. Toronto, tint.
L4A1,F:K AOKNTS WANTED. Salton
1 per week. or (mi ter emit. `,roar. All
.ample", stationery, and art -tl .lose ,'• fro..
11'n went one ywrnanent sio,.t In !hi- ('.•ably
for • the largest picture and frame house In
America. k.xperlen.* nnnecont.nry. w'n In-
stA9tet yon how to tell our goals and furnish
the capital, ifou went a permanent, honor
able and proetable position. write , . (ode) for
particular., owtelo gun end ewme's..
FRANK W' WILLIAMS Cn.,
21It1214 , Taylor St.. flamer.. III
Leal Sale
j4\OR MALE CHEAP. -ONE GOOD
r covered unary. 004 phsston rubber urea,
one coveted buggy one cutter. vehicles
hare twee Mn, with le to *11 a are -melt
bargains.
oda-
ains. OUNDRY BROS.' LIS* RT, N
(1ode1'i ch app 'dimity frmn time to
time of hearing them. -Last week's
effort was the most silt w u
cell f 1 lecture
cerasin we have had in (lodetichfor
a considerable time.
Drink Was Responsible.
A young lad named Russel Blogm-
field, of U, ittrelia, war before His
Honor Judge Doyle on Friday morn-
ing Iwet. charged with the theft from
William Gilmore of S.A. Bloomfield,
it appears. was engaged with a livery
and on the day of the theft drove the
complainant. They hat some drinks
together before starting and emptied
a bottle on the way. Gilmore was
much the elder man of the two. Ile
had $58 on his person, which in some
way changed hands on the trip. Ac-
cording to the statement of the pris-
oner's counsel. Charles ('arrow, Isrlh
Rlootitfteld and Gilmore were too
much under the influence of liquor to
know jus what did hwpps), but et
one of the stopi on the road Gil-
more eram left on the r'twdwide and
Blomfield returned to Centralia and
next day- discovered that he had Mi-
nim -0e money. Bloomfield later re-
turned the money, wool at the -Meal
leaded guilty to the charge of theft,
the advice of his counsel, and was
*aed on euspende,l sentence, two
me beside,' himself going sarety for
his glare! behavior for a year. and the
prison r promising to alotain from in-
toxicatt Holum The Crown attor-
ney cont rte.( thr pmsncntion,
At the Her r. '
Engineer etheson, of London. 01
the Public Wo s Dep►rtnent, was in
Ooderich last relay taking sound
ings of the bartok- entrance and En-
gineer Murphy, Wen Ottawa, of the
Marine Departmento, wa. herr from
S*turday to Tuesday. •
('apt. John McDonald ha. laid up
his erhooner the ATA,v here for the
winter, arriving last Friday front
Chatham.
The fishermen are nearly all home
from the islands up north, among
them being Capt. Jahn McKav, En-
gineer McPhail, Williant Sanders,
e
tender the o ti,ical portions .
vice. it was in May, 11695, that
bared, the late Isaac F. Tums, 411
Mg at the time co ty judge
Huron. having had 11 .itwq on
btaich since the year-11i11H, when
was appointed deputy judge of
united
V• Touas' waiilen name was floor-
ina Cbarlote Rosonkin, And she was
a. daughter . of the .lata Dr. John
George Rosonkin, a distinguished
linguist and 1 pathiet who
originally f Prussia; and after
practising in the United States and
,,re:h Britain finally settled in on -
trent \ where he died in 124 4L She WAS
morel d in 1875.
A CI r Pertormance.
In the pr(shtetion of the nlelo
drama "Happy us" at .Victoria'
Opera II use on 'Sri y evening last
Mr. J. Est Jordan sc. •ed another
success. ere WON A ftl mew, and
the apptec: Lion of the all ce was
demolsl•ratt tensa- 011ie• to I 1e 1 ry
enthusiaetie applause and tees .•.I
swoons 1n44idu,l 'motion oft
vorio,s persons ire the cant is riot,
nee...sell • •a11 pyarduru).d
in a manner which did credit loth to
their awn ability and to their train-
ing. Tbr spee:tacul►r effects weie-0
needingly pretty, and the play will he
remgmbered for eon a of the most de-
lightful pieces of stet ing ever seen in
„ .ie
let u h. The den 'n wx.
another
which R
feature hi h )least'
the audience
lienee
greatly. The minuet by eight ruing
ladies was very grur•eftillyy executed.
and the Scottish and Irish (latices by
Mies Amy MacLeod wet* given with
consummate skill. The skit•( dance by
the'' two "doll.' was it delightful per -
f *mane, and the moved dance *leo
wee verypretty. e
tt 11* n
nlsir,ul fea-
tures
-
p ra
tures errd not the least pleasing part
of the performance. Mr. Jor,14u1 un-
fortunately was suffering 'Stith a
severe cold, and although he bask his
part in the platy with his usual effec-
tiveness he lull to forego his songs.
A* a partial.ubetitute Mr. Kew \Vil-
liams wan int tortured in two or
three songs which took the house
by aGnnl. bias Olive Smith also
was struggling with a r•-nld, hitt she
pluckily took her songs and rend-
ered splendid Assistance through-
out the play. Mis. Adelaide Nairn,
Miss Eva Bugging, Mise Ameli*
t)rtel, Mr,; Huggins, Hawley Snaith
and Master Berths (Just a1Ot) sang with
i•xce-lent e11re,!F, unr tom• chorus parts
on the whole were well sustained,
Henri K. Jordan, of Brantford, was the
efficient:necompauist of the evening.
Alt ,igether it wee aperformueancewhic
once again demonstrated the ability
of the young people of (ioderich as
singe entertainers. We understand
I hat Mr. Jordan h*a in Coh1.ntpIation
a r•p'•1) tierfo•nlance, and in (hits / ne
he can, we believe, look for anot her
crowded limo*.
• A Few Words About our Contem-
t
• In leg.. * 1 to the allegations made
itt o letter ire The 41o4lerich Stale of
Nnveuilwn 1311*, sigmid "One-time
Grit." The Signal dews tie' wish to say
anything al the present time, but ell
article ire our conteunioritiy's 'retie of
last week may call Oa. 411110 Canulleut,
The Star ways that "for 111•111y years
u spade h',a hetet *relied as nettle. by
Loth The Star 'end This -Signal." -'The
Signal's a plaint is that The Star
has carr called a spade w spade. This
journal hiss no (atilt to Had with truth-
1Piling : but un ntiulerotis occasions,
espeoIallly within the last two uooths,
The Star..has lied alwtuiptahly' in regio(
to local political matters. The IiIaJ
law does not cover common lying, and
ao The Scar's political opponents, in-
cluding Ile. Signet, have had to put
up with the uliere'presrutlation,
tnrtiun and plain falsehood on the
pat of our coDt' iiiimmlu•y, 13°1 It IS
adiffet•ent mauler when persona are
ae
teed Of
me wit It
and
. fet0 1114mb flitting jury.' These �smar
eeenLitght thhtgs to _The Star. but o.
the eatuwtion of The Sigrid they are
very serious 'natters, and '1'1*,' Signal
and itsprop•ietor,' intettd.to vindicate
t heir reputation.
Neither treed The -Hiner--at trtllpt to
dery the malieiuns i• t ,tit tit the
wt iter of the letter in '1 Star of No-
teewIer 13th. Why ...1 the letter
start off With a :ere,- ee to the hal-
-affair-
yews ? Neither ofrthe -present
pt-oprietut14 of The Signal was con-
eernt-d in that affair, but it WAS
alraggad in with - the deliberate pur-
pose of giving print to the *eiti*inder•
of the letter. •
As for The Sta:'s idea ' I' business
and
As,
cuutteey-, we have
only this to say : That The Star
ask.d tu4 .and. was giver asaislatIre
from 11104 office in getting out it«
i'.4ue t4 November 13th, the vett- 110(1,•
which ntained the .article of which
'14'10 S now especially complains.
It i+ net euelvus thing to recons
0
uv t•s, account gra tit it Ac l ln[ we e
�4t+•d. t r
taken 'die exchanges of huisines0
coui•tr� i,ctWtI!�tlle ten ntlicrs IS itbtc
in the pet years weitin t (hies 11*,•
balance would be found t.� 1„• _mint
tbis oftlet.
porary.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
NgW AQVERTIIEMEN'1"S -Nv. 2031L - •
age
Notice to Debtor.- lioderich Planing 511•e.
Ltd..._. .._. .......... . ........ ..:•1
Teacher Waal -ea- V- Muedol, t(etlrnlller I
If Money Could Huy Sight - W. F1 Kelly.. 7
Starial Ofyur-Louiluuthally Advortieer
Holiday 411epbay--rtes•, Abut ... ...,R
Washing Wante,L-Mr. Picot . 1 ' •
Poen ion a. Coachman W-'tntod -Signal Onloe 1
pully ftaw4.l. t'ar—Joe. K4dd, C. P. It -Agent 6
Readers-$ttl1Olr's Cure •
WlnterTerm- Elliott H,.anww College, Tor -
unto.
Teacher Wanted --F. A. Hayden, Sheppard -
ton 1
Iteaie4--O. T. 11----. 1
l'arnpho-QI1loiust-l'olamau Medicine Co..-a.
headers --Y. M. ('. e; . 1.6
Another Hig 4ste--'&eorge Porter- .. 8
Fur sale or Rent Mr,. Marshall .... , 1
Japanese Drawn Thread Work -1). Millar Co 3
Two More 'lay. of 1•he. Hig Clothing `+ale-
W'alter 1'. l'ridhalu 2
gut 4tarter et. -F'ropk H. Martin. 2
ttubh•ro and (Mer.libee-Downitlg t Mac-
Vlcar 6
SM•cial (tale 04Iings--W. Acheson & Son
Just at the (tight Time -Howell Hardware .
A Sure Cure Mot, V. le 1'urn/h. Wtndeur-. 2
Jost Four Week, to Christina. le'. Hick8
Winter rime Tattle -1'. N. O. Railway e
' ottaf*e to Rent- Mrs. W. A. (thyme 1
The t-'Tir Tuiii —t ti fog.4turdy & Co. 7
Public Meeting- L le, L. No. lel 1
Evidence for Voters -Local Option Commit-
tee 4
To Thoughtful Sayers -J. 11. Colborne -.,4
Shooter Nerds %Vurslls' Iterclwere....... 7
Insurance Agent W. It. Itoberteon .. .... 1
;oil New Rend kerchief. -Bode-ens Bre. " 8
F.J. 1'ridh.eus m,Wo-t, order go -moms are
the standard of styli hl llealeHeh. a .III and
leave your measure.
Cali and 'see the tine line of ear.o. and other
l 01het g•,'d. at Wilmer elan ha. Eas[ tree!-
Alarge .eleelim et Christmas good..bred)
on display.
t know wneth•r the people aro andllug
jut now bo.wa.o of ter. del,ghtfnl weather or
boc:oi-c of their .athra•'tine ..1111 the. uto
smiths they hot e t t•, 'received from It. It.
Sallow-' st'tdiu.
Encourage the Y. -As -C. A. move --I
trent by attending :,the Johnson-Mc-
Raye' eut,Tainntent -
The son -jury vitt-Mgt of the High
Court open on Tuesday next, Deceni-
bet 1st, before Hun. Mr. Justice ALL. -
Mahon.
A reproduction of the ';Brooklyn
bridge in conteetonery In the window
'of the Olympia Cafe has attract.. I
attention this week.
The howling alley in the premises
fupilterly uea.tlpied Sty Wtmderbend
was opened to. the public on Monday
last. W. Dinsmotre has the licence.
A tope affixed to the weather -vane
on Knox church streple .and secured
to a tree art eeto the road rete been
usable use of by the painters in paint-
ing the steeple. The chutrli is much
roved by t h• repainting of the
'xter or.
'Those of the Murine Soviet Club
who spent the muuunrr in town hay.,
hero getl1114 111e chili footnv A1.yve the
Signal office into shape. and with the
return of Ihe mariners next Lh
the', club will resume it4 activities for
ih. .. ir,t..r.
'�'1
OUR
NKIV STORY
N'•xt wcek''he tiignal still
lwgt(1 poidiattiere of a serial
story. '
11E.‘ DO1 '
I{I{1►Ok --
11Y
ylltS. MARY J. HOLMES
This is a story written in
the ,tyle which ha.. made
1 he 'author famous as a writ -
r of hetiou. -Meadow
Brs,k" will tank with some
--of-her rnr#rr weeks..itch as
Lent Itic,•r-," and is re-
plete with pathetic and stir-
ring_incidents....
•
14 SURE TO READ THE
FIRST -GHLPt1i 88
NI?NT \PEP:K.
The First of July Fund.
To the Editor If Tho Signal.
Ste, - Over two months ago you
published a note from ole asking, in
the interests of the contributors to
t.het.First of July eelebr,ation (41041, for
a st:atemeut of the Manner in which
the ,fund was handled. So far there
is no response. Do the members of
the cominittee &insider theihselvee
free of any responsibility in the mat-
ter :? Yours, legU1RRR,
Goderich, Nov. 24th.
A Creditable Number.
Coilingwood Bulletin : The Si pnwl
Goderieli esiWd- 11 very credltabT
c merciel number last Thursday.
It was well printed, contained many
gond illustria'tlotis and the text was
interesting. preventing as it does a
gem! readable description of the Lake
Huron port, and is commercial in-
stittltinpe.
Fort William's Big Elevator.
1t. A. McEwen, fol mei Iv ..f isle.
Ewen tiros., grocers. of Tan. 41:55
purchased the grocery etoek of Lin.
der & Watson, Clinton. The Mc-
Ewene now have four stores, two in
Godetich, one in Sl. Georke and
tine in Clinton:
"Hill"Garrett showed The Signal a
big hen's egg yesterday. It swung t l e
indicator of our office postal arIO'S a
little beyortii the folie -ounce utark and
measures t471 inches in circ fere rice
one way and 7; inches the other. We
ape Hill'. hens will keep up the gooaj
"Tekabiunwuke," the-jdaughter of
an io'lism chief. will under her own
famous poems, elad in her rich buck-
skin Indian garments. and trappings.
Opera House, December 4th,
in connection with the recent etre
ti in West Huron, there were I,IISN
flameout' the vol ere' lints of persona
who olid not vote. This, of course, in-
clude' the names of peeeona whn here
died or removed since the rsv1.ion of
the lista, A
are pleased 10 be able to p' sh
ek a letter from \Vatter L.
00 stun JoL41es.-. Seat)Miers of
tott•n, whe is at Lake Abitibi, in
Northern Ontario, and who writes
very interestingly of that country.
His letter will he found on page 5 of
this issue of The Signal.
The High Cavort, the Hivlelon Court
and the county council all hold sit-
tings next Tursdtay, the usual place of
convening being the entirt (oohs' The
Division Court opens in the morning
and may be over before the MOW AS
needed for the High Court. The
count y council, ho
wove
r, will have to
give way to the Court and will es -
tremble in the law library,
The regular monthly meet big of the
(oderieh branch of the \Votnen's In-
stitute. will Ise held at the hmne of
Miss M. E. Salkeld. Bayfield toad, on
'I'hutnday, December .ire. This will
Iw a soviet afternoon with fancy
work. Subject for discussion, "inex-
pensive Christmas' Gifts." Band
wagon will .tart from Mrs, J. J. Ed.
warts', on the Square, at- 2:4)),
A program M topics and leaner. for
thll weekly ltihl,• study Meetings of
the\. Y. M. C. A. has been 'pawn tip
for the winter. ;The meetings ale
held `every -Monday evening nl tite
Y. M. ('. A. rtynme aver the Ntandar•d
Loan offices. In addition t , the Bible
study surae other feature of interest,
a debate nor owlet or literary enter-
tainment, is ala) provided at each
meeting
The W. (3,,T, l;. hell it, regular
g
meetinon Mmulay. Eighteen rnem-
1.•r. were',resent 11. nd t herr Im,'10 Wo-
men :melons to helpin the greet work
Joined the Union. adding to it. str•ngt It
for thecoming,l4a,•a1 option campaign.
The devotional' half hour wit. con -
(Meted by Mrs. Davidson. Reports
freta the different c'e •(tee. 'h' wed
everything in glrnd working order.
A11 preparations neeeesaiy for the
4 (*ion's evening meeting were ar-
rangl'd. The anion of Ibe town coun-
cil in deriding to .nhtrtit the Meal
option byte's' wee reulutended, The
14nion feels ittrls either the boy or the
Irar and appeals to the men wild women
to time their votes to save the boy,
0070.
Winnipeg, Nov. til. --W. R. Sinks,
general manager of the Steward Com-
pany, who will build a big handling
warehouse for the (1. T. P. at Fort
William, is here preparing to under- _-
tah.- the rontrnct. Hee says the mam-
moth_ elevator involves the largest
ContrAct of the kin' let in America.
The tanks of the new storage ware-
house will lie of concrete and will
have
ace tt-otlhree a e
hlaquar
Dac ter
) 1
million bushels, and the estimated coat
is about $1,2fi0,O1N).
Public Meeting.
M. W. Bro. Robert Birmingham, of
Tottitttti, Wilt-addrelestioa reddic- meeting
in the Temperan?tr all, 0odetich, on
Ttieedav, D)e,•etnh r Wonder the aus-
pices of L. ;O. L. N. IRA.. Subject,
"thengeisni and Its Principles'&. The
ladies and general public are invited.
AtInlb,.inn free. (loll Save the King.
THIrs.Itt-HHOws. • 11. Willa,,
W. M, Sec,
Ontario Provincial Fa;r.
f2.45 to Guelph and [,turn from
(ioderieh via ligand Trunk Railway
system. Good going December 5, (1,
7, 14, 9, lo and 11. Return limit
Dreamt bet. 11. Aecur•e tickets from
10. 10. Lawrence, (;, T. R. loafo agent.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Oysters served in all style, ; ice
cream hricktri ennfectionery and
cigars, etc. O. /IL Alit ATONE, West
street restaurant.
A carload of the' (test varieties of
flour and oatmeal. All kinds of grain
taken in exchange. One c.•nt a bushel
above market price allowed if taken
out in trade. A. J. themes'.
POI.1:1'RY' WANTED. At WalLon7-p
atom. Dungannon. en Tueslny and
Wedn('Fday. also et hoer .\nllrrsun's
more, iaieknow, the same day'.
Darks, 81e. ; geese, Sc, ; chickens,
1)1c, ; fowl, (1,,, ; turkeys, 121... Must
be dry picked, with heads off. De-
formed or thin birds not token, R. J.
10IN4111AS.
«_a
d
•
DIED.
MURRAY. In Oodrich, on Saturday, Ya
vemh.r 21,1. le Alison Murrey, ;aged 17-).. r,
11 mont114 and 21 dart.
IN MEMORIAM.
1)01 1'. In toting melreify of Andrew DuR,
whogeweied Tants lit hetn we lean WhiNnvember ne.
Va n
srnot to
' f It le
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