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60DkatICH, ON l'1t1U , CANADA : FEBRUARY 18, 1909
Financial LOCAL TOPICS.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
We offer fur b, ' debentures blaring interest at FIVE
per cent. per annum, payable ball -yearly. These debettturcr
offer au alwoluttly safe and profitable investment, as the
purchasers have for re•urity the entire assets of the (:one
pany.
Capital and Surplus Asw•ts - - 1111,340,0 00.011
Total Asses $9,600,41110.0)
President: ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND
Vice -President and Managing Director: W. S. DINNICK.
Directors : RIOHT HON. LORD 8TRATIICONA and MOt'NT
ROYAL, (.1. C. M. 'O., J. A. KAMMIHtER, DAVID
RATZ. R. H. GREENE, HUGH S. BRENNAN, J. M.
ROBERTS, A. J. WILLIAMS. • -
- HEAD OFFICE
COR. ADELAIDE AND Vicrtiat1A STN., TOW.INTO.
Goderich Office, W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
NOT ICE TO ADVERTISERS
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ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
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GOLD LETTERING
gd�rr pro pun LEATHEI3.'ROUD
ami with THEmdIO NAL doderlr/hjn kav
A. E. TAYLOR, SYnavetot
GODERICH MARKETS.
'fHga.pay. Fcbruar 19th.
FSB Aheat, per bush lir',
Spring whs.u, per bush a s; te
Rye, per bush 0 45 to
Buckwheat. per bush 0 tit to
Oata, per bush.. 0 II/ 10
Pena. per bd.b r r srLq 0 Ei
Barley. per barb *14 44 e.'rr
re ningr r ton , . :51 u/ t ..1 al
our, hunllpyc per act r e, to 9 m
flour. W 0t, per owt 3 In let
3 til
Bran. per o0 94 eo (0 24 UY
r:...
8hor4, r r ter . at W to 2•;Ut1
boa .d It to- Ii•s6
I� /
W u sm
But . %or lbw ^ 021 to 0.24
ler lb 0 IS to 013
fl, -h, per dos a 23 to 0 LI
lie. eettr'v i
to good per ewe 4 de M r 440
33
tile. v art , 430 10 . 3 , e4
a
1,AmIM ..-... r 5'La •y 60
Sheep. per owe,.,. �3 In to J 10
Hain. per lb s 1, to 017
bacon. per Ib 0 Li to • 0 911
Lard r I
Tattoo. per lb
Hides, tar eweF , 6
(4) e
Sheap .kin;..,..
Chickens. • _ In to 10
12 1.o 14
-.40 5 LAL•weok•
The Winner of the field.
Auctioneer George Beckett had J1)2
rimes
on hit list of chance -bikers fur
the half -sovereign, rod when the
lucky ber wet drawn on Satur-
day ttfterutwn the winner was found
i. to let Miss Roby A. Pentland, of Ilan -
genitors. The four silver coins went
to Choler Black, J. J. Foster. Mrs.
U. U. Reid Ant Mrs. T. Pulley, of
lawn.
Lamp Upset.
tiri Stturtay alreett eta -Mrs.' 0. J.
Harder was entertaining ensue frirtu45,
wheo A Iar,(e lamp War 1140444 , MIs.
Ilarpet: a11eeeeded in - throwing he
lamp out of the window and her
friends gat. the blase pot out before it
had done umch damage. The carpet
Was somewhat damaged, the fringe of
a window blind was burned and Mrs.
Harper had her dress scorched. and h4
is descent from the window the Tamp
o-eeowty. i
j. au a passer..
by.
Goderich Business College Notes.
Mr. Uud,nundson, principal of (Ain.
The Cold Storage Proposition,
We understand that the bylaw to
grant exemption from taxation and
other eon&o ions to a culupatty turw-
.d to erect a cold storage plant in
town will not now its gut 'tied. The
municipality 44 nut &(UW empowered by
swine to ssalst an enterprise of this
kind. Only manufactories and certain
verified concerns can by Isw he *s-
leeted ire the Provincial Municipal Ae
now stands. This dura not maul the
abandonment of a scheme to provide
cold storage for liollerich.
Wake Up, G. T. R.!
The Brand Trunk Railway is not ins.
proving it)1 renutation in the de-
spatching of balite. On Tlniraday
evening the hockey ''special" ter t'liu-
tun Was titled to leave here a•- .7:10.
It ;pettedly Inft'n. few Iuinutet le•fore
8.o'clock. Yesterday the special train
advertised to leave at :i °lock for
London went through a i erforu3aucc
that thoroughly disgusted the pas-
sengers. The "delay in starting was
due )tidyy of'tau•
nse, to the with of
the Uoder1�r people to i the ailing a
certain member of t he bunt who had
nut intended making the trip and who
was sent for after the train should
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0IB Mixings. College dw tog the week.... remelt' for other delay! along the line.
u54 Miss Jessie Wratun spent Sunday at At Clinton Dicta mss a wait of over
0 121 her Louie in Bs),fleld Since halt an hour and the regular traits
Christman the following pupils have south With all iWe,f 10 go aheed of the
5tfrr, ssKate . Yanatter,-oT�pertolt. Wtrtttr idle had to ..41tt fort 1"
Applegate, Mich.: Mite V. Dalton, convenience of a freight train. It
Kingsbridge ; Miss Celia Cunningham, was *lout 7 o'clock when London was
r „ ( e
reach and the h R•k Iw err had
i tut t Albert ; Miss Tenn Yuun,s, (ilxle d.
rich; Mr, . Laullllu.L . rs'rt LI�U1yjI11D11��,, to rush for their supper wdy(ben go
Muskoka, and Mr. Marquis, lioderich. straight to the rink to play a Tisn1
Owing to the 'increase iu attendance Ranke.
two new Underwood. Machines have
b.wn added to the typewriter depart Sold Their Clinton Business.
meat The Clinton New Sia of Taut wait
The baptistSoc
.-
' 'send: 'The asinointoeuent made
elsewhere that Hedger's jll'Oi have
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Card otTtb:
LARD OF THAMES.
To Mr PATRON., -.' Baying d pond of my
Lu..tne. to Mr. %alter Her . I dedre iu
sererina m7 connection wet you W thank
you for your patronage in the pt ■od to
an
soltelt a continuance of ,,ho wt-ne for fey
•tmeee.or. Y¢ur. truly.
JOHN SHAW.
Jadnt
HOUSE TO RB, T. -000t) EIGHT -
roomed house. with modern conveni-
ences. warm and comfortable. convenient to
Square, will be rented ata reu..onablo rue W
good Le,woL For further particular, apply at
THE S10NAI. OF'YICF..
Turkeys
(lw+ide a.a
Dressmaking.
, f EARN 1)11Es4SMAKING.IN TWO
•1J %'EEKd.-f teach everything from the
Mittman .hint waist to the mist elabarato toil-
ette that can be found in the fashion books.
I teach you how to rut, fit and put together not
only the Beteg bu4All the rater geode in east0.
skirt.. waists, wrapper... children's dreeie.. etc.
Why .pend your shim At A dresomaking nhep
where ou do nothing but hem. overcast. sew nl w ole The musical. and literary 11.eCe8iltate Ilia_ rrtngyal Ifu:u Gl]v.W
can°°�ra'"reye+c'trtd ttrenr'ittwrT°w ISi'tgraih rrentrereit Uy 3ire). Bug- He has re+ided httr+t all his deny,, and
served menthe there, what Ao you know about
matting! Absolutely nothing, You will know
gins. Mina Ileinickn (violin), Alford has leen good citizen in the fullest
no more how to cut out a dress at the end of a C odik Mr., .1 E. Jordan rcadiu
( d 1, soba e
year 1144* you Std the and day yon went 11rs. Andrews laccompandetl, G. F. of the term. and, while alft'.nu
there. So, why spend lour ,time there .wheo 1 regret his -portent:. return -at from
clan torch you in two week.I A few day.' Blair delivered »short address on town, .he very best wishes of his
Iw gts•en frreenfrh*rge.-andtestudema end i. •••emcees*".and:the pastor. -Nev. (-. K. than friends will h.• extended to hint.
out all I advertised it to he they have the Priv Y
Sege ro+up, there W nu in advua' Jane,i, WAS •in the chair. Light !•e -
The Valentine sock social under the disposed of their stuck of drygotals
aumpices of the Philtthea Bible class here, Mr. Newtiotithe purchasing aha
of the fl*ptilt church on Monday
evening was very successful, th0 staple good., and Tows 1I Brown the
R > the cal pets. For some time, this old-rs-
favol s of a fin. eveniwg-rsnd-s guts 1 M- tahtf.hed firm. he • been trying toelatetcndanee falling to the class. Tile out business here, tied as a result of
opening of the schoolroom Wile the tate stale _ m'utkoned the etohe will
n447*510n of the *octal. The Bat'aca Cen.e.to 40.buslneeat. tonight, 4)041 the
Hibh' clan has and.rtaken to Furan- ,Luck wilt be remos-ed st once t0 the
plebe the schoolroom and has so far res ctive stet e+ of J. W. Newc b'
accomplished the work that the and Tozer A: Brown. Mr. Frank
room can bre treed. The class has al- Hudgins, who his bad charge
ready expended $Ilya upon the work. of the !wsioess here for ■rule time,
I he room miss prettily. decorated .on wilt remain it1 town to wind up the•
Monday with evergreens, binning affairs of 'the firth. - We have. not
sial flags, T1te limey work booth Wes (earned what he intends to dl after -
draped in yellow, and the candy booth wird, but the change wits prroliahly
1'
Xy,� i+%ate tor bale. ( hsrsr (,- full mune, is only 54,, Including one frebhmena were served during w; Engineer Kelly Gets Increase.
Tof the need peltset nttingc rte In toe which soviet hour following the program.
L"OK A -LE. - FRAME HOUSE
i nog/occupied occupied by Mn. It It Smith. Cat.
borne tames. for reeova4 Yoe full wprtSeetars
apply, to MRA. R. B. SMITH. Hotel B.dtord-•
L IARM FOR SALE, LOT 11, CON-
E (ICSRltr\ a, Colborne : 147 acres of good
Mil. been under grass for eight year*, 1 mile
out of Dunlop and 31 miles from Ouderich.
with good buildings and artesian well and
windmill 3 acres of orchard, beet of winter
hull. and ten sere. of bush. For oaruoular-
L JA
y to JAS. i OUN';. jr., 4A: N Widow et..
ream
OR BALE. -iN ORDER TO CLOSE
F
Up the estate of the lave O. l'. Shannon.
31. 14.. his late reeldanoe is now for .ale. It 4.
1n very fair condition. ha+ n'ndern convenlen
gee. can be inspected at any t lme. For further
'articular. apply to I'roudfoot, Hay t Blair.
C. J. HAMILTON. Executor.
IVESTEItN LANDS FOR HALE
1I In the Yorkton di.triet, Your ehc4e. of
four farm.. ronfwlning 1e. waree each : two
with buildings on and telephoner in the
hnn.ee. Will .ell on nary terms, Information
regarding the nountry cheerfully given. J. H.
TIC%'MI.EY, Yorkton. Seek.
HOUSE FOR SALK--ON BRITAN
NIA road : all med�er f �eocvet(MtHva In
Particular.tapply good
H. ROBERTSOrN further
ia10K MALI . A VERY DESiR--
B street,
to the
SquareApply,to�lKINONR4RU%,
LIARM FOR SALE. -PART OF
block 1), lake rout east. Colborne town-
ship, two mile. from Goderich. 150 acres, good
slay Ilam, hriek hon... bore 311 x 137, with
cement .tabling, cartesian well. water In bond
Mira and spring creek, 3 acres nlanding timber
land you a(chani. Apply to l'. ('. slc:VL
I
HOUME FOR SALE. - A NINE
roomed frame dwelling having a good
vitiation. on Keay. unreel. atone foundation
and Hummer kitchen. good stable. Will bo Hold
reasonably. Fo farther particular. apply to
MRS. WM. MoCAUGHAN, 11 Davies. ave.,
Toronto. 29-1f
j YOUR COURSE
I In Shorthand or Helie, will bring you
beet remits if taker, at our old.
eetablinhed and thoroughly reliable
School. Winter Term begin. Jan.
Ito. 1 'atalogue free. IPRITlan AMCR-
ICAN AC.INe.. ('o4. Luny. 'entre! Y. M.
C. A. Budding, Toronto.
TRE
STERLING RANK
• OF CANADA
Rasp Owes TORONTO
s woman= mamas - 111'000•
INCORPORATED HY SPECIAL ACT
Or DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEI'o91T8
To accommodwtm the Fanners
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
Ws eolioit the Patronage of the
FARMER.
SALE NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Highest current rate of interest,
mild in 0111'
HAViNOS HANK DEPART-
MENT
on deposits of •1,4M1 and upward.
GODERICH BRANCH
A. B. HAMEL& Manger
1
I glue free- 1 will tench at Uedorlrh from
Starch Oh to March 37th, All wt.hifC to learn
pee me at the Hotel Medford on tlelneedw
March 3rd, het weep le and S oeloak. Miry L.
PAUL
Notice.
i TOTICE TO INVESTORI4.-THE
11 executor. of the cata,e of the late
Ooorge Acheson 1 -. a der•,ded to offer the
whole e.tate for .ale. The proprny aro-i.t. of
real estate, debenture.. bond. and monks.
Pertice wishing to inve.l in any of the shoe*,
properties ran get 1 .0 porticnlan on applies:
Goo to the eae^utors.
Mira, ELL% l'. ACH.AoN,
Executrix.
J. P. I1Ro.,, t ExCCU tett.
11'I,.IJAM AChIa5ON I
Ooderich, Dec. 5th 1517.
Public Notice.
NO?IOE.=1THK PUBLIC HEALTH
A( T.of Ontario reunite. that all persona
over age of 1 montho must be vacclnated and
that parent. ere liable to a nue and convict lois
for (ailuro to comply with auch regulwtion•.
The medical health oale•r will be In his office
on the dna Saturday afternoon of each month
at 3 u clock for the free vaccination of per.nns
attendingfur such purpose. A. Cl. HUNTER.
Medical ealth Ofllcer. - - -, -- --._..--
APP\ 14'ATION TO PARLIAMENT.
Notion I. hereby given that an applica-
tion will be made 10 1h. Legialat are of tht
Province of ()nutria at the nest session tberoof
fee we wet el em.* * the *PIMA of Tim Usrterio
W0d SMva Electric Heil way l antinomy to 'I he
(iptetlo We Shore Railway 4' pony and
dcclnring valid a ,,ertaln root rata between Ihr
rid company And The Maitland I(Iver Power
Company. Limited. whereby the latter (mop
any ha, agreed to supply to the former comp
any light. heat awl power for the peeled of
thirty vnar. from the first of July... t'r44. awl
repro% in¢ ar•d count Ming a certain Indenture
dated 11, t Mar, 19:14. between The (tntsel,'
West Ahern liisotsle 1MYwate-k:etalway wad
Thn Toronto licnrr'l Trusts l 'orpr*tlor.. and
the land. authorised to be Wined ss therein
mentlonod.-THE ONTARIO WI4ST 8HORE
ELECTttt4' I1 tb11%'Al' ('4)MPAN2'.
Dated atTFovuw this 2:m1 ay u_rnii•e 4 .Thkr,
ler. . 3fer
MOTI('I 154 HEREBY GIVEN
that an :, 'plir,n ion will be made to the
'arllanleut of lien via :4 its next .4,4.0,0 by the
Nl. Marys k We.tcrn Untnrta Hallway I'ontp-
any furan Act townneml the art of Ineorpora-.
lion ,f the company by gi% bag the nompnnr
power to arm-druct the following lines of reit-
away :
MI From the city of Wosldork. In the
county of Oxford. to the city ,1 Brantford, in LGTiUN HALF, Gen. McCulchron, Saskatoon. Meek
the county of rant. • A nr Ah. 'Untold, Wingbam ; Robert Me-
te' Fron, a poh t at m near the town of Ff ��py oonpl•u r Millan, Seaforth W (udgore,
Mary. to a point at or swear -Mw -elft of ,111st• �'..6:., '.* R (- ..•'Vrd, in the e rmmty fir TRIM:
r •N! lTAieRrt
ICI From w int on its ronin line between the
town of St. Mary. and the village of Exeter In
s northerly And westerly direction through the
collate. of Perth and Hum to 11 mint or
point. on the 17nelph and (lodertrh Rnl1w-y
between the vMaze of Milverton And the town
of l :nderirh.
Ida From wint on 44s mein lino at or near
the vitiate of Exeter ton point on Lake Huron
at er near t 1,e harbor of (tr*nd Bend : end for
other and forther p,wrr,.
J. W GRAHAM.
Secretary, St. Marlla, Ont.
Dated January Illth. IUUI. A -,K
IIR. OVENS. LONDON, SURE
V OEOS, Oculist. etc. will be at the Rod
ford hotel on Monday. February 21 likeness
et eye. ear. 11o4e and throat treated. Ulas.ee
properly fitted.
Notion to Crediton
A I) I TiSEMENT FOR OREUI-
t
Pursuers, et to a judgment of the Hien Court of town was much smeller th • o Gods.
Justice made in the matter of the estate of rich and there was only it :.•ct io
William Jonel. deceased, the creditor. of wit- light plant. The danger tit the work,
Ilam Jones, tate of the township of 'oiharne 1n in consequence of which he was un -
month
intim} ecemtvn. who died, in or aboutbefore
the able to et insurance, and the increase
of December, Iwo:, aro on or before CM R
1 of March >1eta
ed do to tprepaidn lu^dlMcuhy o(kee ithe of
y t y o tint in
Loftus E. L). cey, . 4 1loderich. On rid. the rtlnning order nod the probable prob.
•r)ticltor for the executors of the said deceased•
their CM -fallen namoo+and surname.. addresse. tem of the ,•Flange of the plant, frank
and descriptions. the full particulars of their steam lu electric power, were also
claim•. A.tatonient of their securities. and Ino urged. The increase was granted. on
nature of the .ec•nrltie. of any) held by them: Ittutinn ofMayor the Mor and (lomluie-
or In default Gismo( they will be l erem torfleY
excluded from the benefit of the said judg- simmer Me(;aw. It was decided to
meal Everroduce y creditor holding any security is shut off the Nater OT light to cooaunt•
cheer-
At the meeting of the water and
light comntiesion on Monday night
Engineer Kelly wan granted an in-
crease of VIII in his eatery, which was
rained from S91M) to $1,100, the in-
crease to take effect irumediately.
This was in response to a letter from
Mr. Kelly which st tied that he had
leen approached by the town of
Wingbam, which, would probably nay
$1,8x). The town of Kincardine also
psid41,'DIMI and in both three cases the
At
top 1%e i same .ore m• , at my
whose arrears are notpaid h April
Dors at I:oderlch, on the Ith day of ]larch. 1!ee, Y P
at eleven oclock to the forenoon, twine the 1st and the follgwitlg ae nnnts were 01-
ttnte►ptynlatM for aQinhicnUon on the claim+. tiered paid : ('. C. Lee, $13.M$ : Pinder
Dated thl. 13th day of February. II04& it Paulin, Ali it Fostoria Glatss
"H. L IMYLE,:
load Master. Specialty lb., $1.743; It. M. Miller
st 21 Electric ('o., still ; l'anadian Express
Co.. $1.15.Auction Sales:
Iof the fancywegk tehlu bj' disposing
of a number 01 Irtt-over....rcllclet -try
auction. Of the fifteen numbers on
the program no fewer than nine were
taken part in in Bowe way or otter l y
u(ewbtn•s of the Hlecketune fw,uily. I
Mi•a Heioicke gave a violin solo with
u-tistic ability, acdo.upanied un the
piano' b • Mr.. Andrew.: and Wei'
Etas Heinieke, Mr. Keinicke and Mrs,
Andrews Itwo violins and piano) gave
the Overture of the Marionettes. ;
Miss Henstridge and Miss Wells won
lard applause in their vocal bolus and
t e trio, "The Waterfall." by Misses,
Wells. Westhead and Tye, was a I
pretty "election. 'reel tdhieaux, 'Thr. i
Children's Hour" and "YeSeho,I Dir.!
of Ye t)trten Time." were- very pretty, -I
little Miss Eleanor Hays reciting it
descriptive's-twee,in each case, two;
chor,leca by a number of ulenftet•a of
the choir were Interesttng- tewt'trer-nn
the program and the male duet. trio
and quattettc were very well given.
These were '••rheq Pilot,' by F. St ufdy
and R. Blackstone; ••Y4 Mariners of
England," by l'. and It. Blackstone
r.l F. 'Steed., -4Nd-O-vMwt-
Bucket," by R., ,ll anal H. Bla',k.t',ne
and H. Sturdy. • The 111'.4 4-Iectiuns
1iy the BI u•ketoue't rchertra wl!re yd-
µahlw cun)eihutlone skin progl'44)1�
The proceed, of the enlert.iuulent gu
to the choir ntusic fund.
0. C. I. Literary Society.
At the meeting of the d✓ollegtate
Institute Literary Society last, Friday
evening the apeciwl'attracthin Wet 'Dr.
Strang
s long
promises'wuised talk
on Lir
impressions of London. Though this
woridaFAer-r1pHIW haan- upulation-
six and a half millions nue of its moi
striking charrctet'ietic0. Dr. 8tr:v'g
stated, is an absence of hurt•y. "It
Wei from the teeming throngs of
Loudon.' mid .the -speaker,
"
tat i
learned to tate the good d 'fife,"
I)••. Mt.rarees pictureeliue views of the
city were secured from a vantage
point the top of an omnIbn-. and he
profeesrd hta profound admiration t•f
the London drivers, who have ac-
quired the consummate art of doing
three things at ti•'•', guiding (heir
horses iu .and out . •w labyrinth of
vehicles and p rioting 011 ccut res
intet•e•t to traveller*, while they arc
ever on the alert for new passenger..
Misdescription of his experiences in
"the lube," the enl4R4ui:d 1.1/11' 6n•
the underground lailw4)'.w.ts graphic
and amn.ing. London is not the city
of fog and mint.be ha 1 expectwi to ilnd
it The "longs of London." the msg-
nifle:•nl public parks covering almost,
t wt. thou...nil Alveoli in tilt bo:art_nt the
city, and innumerable smaller parka
to whirl) the residents of their vicin-
ity alone have admittance, keep the.
air quite (rash :uud pure_ Dia Strang
conflaell his tent srks int the buildings
L.) the Tower, whoa! dungeon walls;
air carved in tears with the names of
noble men and w 'n. The tither
numbers on the program were not
wholly outshone by Dr. Strange in-
terceding remarks. The sweet slrsins
Of Mise Grace Warnock's plano solo
and Miry Mabel Youngu' piano iotas
captivated the audience. The (flee
('lulls selections trfiectel creditably
un the m Inagsment of the pianist,
Miss Ina Wel-h. Mies Eleanor Walk-
er slit -eel every drop of Scottish blood
in her hearers' veins as she recited in
clear, ringing .ones "Edinburgh after
Flislden" anti as an elleOro "Mtuenien)
and 1)ougles. Masa •41rice \'rid•
I oruus recitation. "The In-
ventor's Wife." relieved the tension
and ales called forth an ent-hrlsiostic
n so to which she re-
in tau
burst of apt
sponded. 1 t meld ('lark road a thril-
ling
fil-
ling tale of the heroism of a Hlghlaua
regiment in South Africa. Mins tier -
((rude H,sl,(e, of the teaching st dr,
was the critic of the evening, Thu
singing of the nation LI anthem el.741
a eery enjoyable pr.4gr,►nl.
• LOCAL TOPICS IN BRiEF.
Thl. i. the shortest month of the item.. nut
there f.- yet time to have Rollo*. utak.- that
photograph you have been thinking of gelling.
1)u it now.
Picture frtming-i. 0 p*rtntent that 0
Goderich Horse Market. rn:..lm a •p.0iwlty ..t W titer '4,dur.. 1'..11
'The RIYt_11nr+e market en'Tilesil3)' «ith-ywwrp4rlaren wad.61«'twwe4"laing tmm"
last WA. 4t pronounced o ,eceaa and the Ia03- .Darya of '. hZiretlH4e. pan rr,. •ui'-
able fur all sort. of yr(le•L._
Nan, as a Cnlilmelli'Ptllent, satisfying M.,,,,'(Idem w'rone i4t. London lot night. Th
t o till interested, notwithstanding the Dalt:Met
hay. looked like: %winners but did wit
pn'icu'.11ty diswgreenble weather, Met out theelwingfifteen minutes.. The Luh
urine made by,F. J. Pridhanh b+ dlReent, re
lite greater ii,I,uoer tit Lhe....owners. Ir- latus51s /mak appearance Aual +ty'luaelon u.
lured to torn their anirtmit out in the 1be cloth Lvo(..
exceedingly heavy fall of snow, and. Jas. 1.. Killoran has Innen appointed
air -1141.41. February be h. at 2 tielork and at al -1 -conserpMn!e; Meet orf the salve, Tep...4*ntative of the l .,.parete aehtstl
-:104: 2 new antlers.' 1 coal heater', I Largo 4145)341 six y in all, were made in the lamed on the public 11 nary tamed.
bots,, .writing desk. 3 organ, 1 kitchen cup- stel,les. Tin•,.' were aloin 130 liaises hoar• N�tlkeld wax tat HAytield on
board, kitchen table, eaten Ion table, bed and in all offered, and t'Ha4e wap, 'tad lbo
` ilITI.4�ltr'e'i 5& by haves n Invalid len (day dcH .
eh*, reunite emelt Webb. and podding maw.; teurierily len 1.1140 .out -so the- suit snow bwrw...r�I�iT • scram -J ^!rf
men's fur costa, Iwends. I cutting hoz, 1 cut- Iii I very- shortly to tenure the exceed- .,, -4).__ .
ler, single+leigh. quilt. hand mace, and ober tri 1 bedraggled
household ne(xwitlm. Hove your goods to by R y gR Appearance of -1}t l'
Thur -dry moth week. Tide 1+ the people. near. :onto/tie after vo.ry few fninutee:' es-
te) and everybody outlet. We .ell anything Retire. This was very much to,')e re-
am everything. h,�. I(ynu have a, article w dis-
t S,'etted. The management hope for
pose ohere s your market. If you have w
rune to scat or A row, bring It along- We have letter weal her rax t time.. A monk{
the buyers here on Saterdays at the auction the blyerr present were N, ttsndfoa ,
u 4
how.. iu . Bits. asTT Auctioneer.
Exeter • John Galbraith, Brussels
-42sikt
UYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN
( N'JRTHWEST LANi) itFA4ULATIIN8.
Any person who 1s the' -ole head of a family,
or any elate over Ie roans old, may hnme.tond
w
quarter ace( ion of available Dominion land In
Menlloba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. The
applicant meat appear In person et the Dentin-
ion
Atnlmion lands Agency or dub Agency for the
dldrfet. Entry by proxy may be made at any
agency. on certain conditions. b7 father,
mother. non, brother n, daughter, brher or .lder of
Intending horne.tewdcr.
!intim . Stix month,. re. letter upon and
cultivation of the and 1n w*ch of three yenta.
A homaetAwler may live within nine ndlrs, of
hla horn..teal on a farm of at 1ras1 ie) seri.
solely- owned and °erupled h him or by M.
father. mother. eon, dangler, brother or
. Iger.
In nerteln dl.trlets a bomm.tewler In gond
at andln` mal preempt a quarter-we^.lion
alona.Me hl. hnteewtrest Trite Stoll per Imre.
(intim- - Nod, rwdde .tx month. In each of ate
year. from dale of horne.teadl entry tinelnding
the time re,nlred to earn hone+toad patent)
and reit hate 0437 &ere• extra.
A hnmw.tender who ha+exhandenl hl. home
Geo. Hill, 8nrntnerhilt: Hiram Hill,
TOWNMHIP OF COLAORNE Clinton ; Peter MeiCentsie, l,nrknow :
Jas. Archibald, Swtforth ; Ephraim
TN--''lilt;-3t*711111-o, THE ESTATE 04'• Butt. Clinton :.1. C. Johnston, Blue -
WILLIAM JONES, DECEASED. vale ; John Mallough, Goderich :
-- Jame. Evans. Beechwood : Robert
JJNEa 1.. JONIGu• McLean, (Foderich ; William Fisher,
Pnr.osnt to rho judgment made in this Clinton; James McCluskey, Goderich :
action bearing date the nth day of February, Frank Allen, of (4,Rlerich and Hea-
eat there will be sold with the approbation of forth ; H+n R. Allen, of Cobalt ,and
11,
oderL. rDoyle. 7 (lKeq�eorrge Beckett. auctioneer. at (ioderich : Charles Wallin, of Clive
Miner'.
Goderich,
in the village of Carlow, at the Ion, and•odhet ti. One of he hovers of
hour of i3ioclock in the afternoon on the 'very large experience expreseli him.
tiro DAY OF MAItCH, 1!rn, self as having looked over as line a
the following land and remleee in ono parcel,
via.: lobs number one In the ninth eoneemion, bunch of horse. AM lie had seen even in
western divlelnn M the township of (•olhorne, this county of intron, which is noted
In the county of Huron. containing one hun• hsic N• mock. A fine slant,
B'rod Acre. of land. more or less,*ye and et for '1if
rapt one sore thereof heretofore .old to the matched heavy draught, weighing
vi est Heron nutter and Choose comp,nr, and neer 3,44)1), owned by James Hayden of
AT YE OLDS CURT Y fluor,
Hamilton street, one tail° sewing
machine. Singer. and tailor's se ;
also two good second-hand organa.
for sale cheap.
"Reddy" Mclhon-
On
Mendel,'1dd
++iR1H
Y
aid was sent to jail by the police mag-
istrate fora twenty-one day term for
being drunk and disorderly.
un Noah street belonging to the
estate of the late (1. N. Davis and in.
tends making use of it for both office
and residence.
A convention of temperance work-
ers of Huron county is to he held at
Blyth on Thursday, .April Lith, when
the question orsimnitanenus action
on the part of meth municipality in the
county pot now under local prohibi-
tion will be thororlgbly considered.
two *0 the h*tenth c noe esw, Ion Itof weeslot
eerntt number
Port Alpert. end aired by a well-known
sem sof the laid township of Colborne, erm(atn• ,Port
horse owned by Fergueso.t k
log twenty-five *err. cif land, more or lees, Son, Calow, is eperially worthy be of
4113 tat coo I. em:ted n frame horse, and mention. The next - market will kitchen in good repair. Al+n n In-ge bank
hon with stone fotwd*tion, driving hntt.e. held on March 18.
.rnbtn awl hog pen. There Is Men m, ill. int n
i.e. erf*llIs,r +pHng glvb,m ample •apply of 8t. George's Choir Concert.
water all lila rear e.aind Un Int two -ware f. They hese anowtall an Tues -
n liras toI ver
learn with stone foundation ' de milf y
Is n gond, 1 ch clay loam.
Th-, prtptrt w111 be nRerel for .al, sulkier -I.
to I. r.• -era r DIA whteh ha. been liver) by'ho ,carnia given bythe ladies and choir
aald Ma+ter. And also.htt,eet tow lean, wMeh I g R
expire. on the Id dal of April, 1910. i of St. (41444444110 church, but *good time
TIMM, 07 SA4.R:-III per ,amt. of the par . awaited shoe•) who aenlwed out. .1
chase money shell he p,waeki In rash upon the and varied program was iven
day of the Stile and the hal/tore shall ho ped longR
b7 the pnrchaasr within thirty days there end during the intermiesion will
b'' therefresh-
lifter
I melon cern served. A Raney work
In all other bs the the term. and condi table and a candyMIAs ale-) were
Mn, of sal'* t eondlllnn. of
.lead rightend error obtain a pre•emplmn t h.e High ('unit of Jneur* tar nntnrto. fairly well patronised. .1 very prmn-
may take a p'n'oheewl hnnRnlead In eertoin i ynrthe1 pnrt.lrul*n r•rn 10' h:vA fmm (.1111' Anent part in the mI3sIe 4I program was
dl.trletw. F'el4en i1.0rn p*r *rr.. D,ulr* -Marl E. t)*neey sonMtnr, (ln.1,elch, *nllMter for the ken by the talented Blackstone fern -
reeds .11 month. In each of throe renal, malt' ex•e0tora• nr from M. O. Cameron, Esq.. K.1'.,
cats fi43.y swims Ind er,m•t w hon.N worth tpflD.011. I aederlrh. it and at the eonclu.ion of the concert
W. W. 1 o3Y'�.,cnn Dated st liederlch the* Itth day of F'ehrn• it
Idlark*tone, whoa*rlier in the
N R.- Deputy
i wo/Aroff theend (ntstv.tl4ntk Interior.
` . I9tle. "A. LL. oom
evening made a hit in his hnluorou.
4)4 41. erns 45111 cot be paid f«. 3l 3( oats Mester. songs,. added to the financial returns
day inter erwi considerably with tho
attendance at he at-home In the
✓ s
WATER FROM THE HARBOR.
What Do the People of Goderich Think
of This?
It will be hear to the people of Giml-
et ieh that work hits been Stal'ted on the
constrlct(on of an independent intike
p+pe in conueetiult with the town
.waters supply to bring watts' (roll
between the piers near the lifeboat
station to the atdiluenatioii basin. A
I'3 -Loch pips is being put M. Isle
same size of pipe am the present intake
from the lake. The engineer points
out that as the pipe w
4hort the friction will be small and
consequently * larger volume of water
can b) got through this iutske than
could be gut through the present in-
take from the lake even if it were free
of obstruction. 1'he new int ►ke will
discharge into the sludge well of the
wxlitnenti►tion Navin . n. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Feb. lath
Purls Flour- Potswren, Camels near Mille
l'o., 34
How to (lei \Poll -111. Uro. le. Clarke. London 4
Pant of Thanks --John Shaw ... . .
l
Advertisement for Creditors -B. 1. Doyle t
European Trip Content -London Advertl sr
&hunk Hoy. abs (ilrts-Howell }Ludlum
l'0. 3
Auetlun Salo -R. L. Ibyle. ' 1
February Specials -D. Millar Co 3
Lean, Urwemakfn)-54445 L Paul 1
shorthorn Cattle Sale --It. H. Reid & None1
i iowganda-Canadian Northern Ontario Ray:
way.. t ..'ur.. , r.
Anuouuo4ment-Old tioldty whop 1
Cutters at Bargain Priori-Robt. tt-lleon• 7
et►e*5tf'trearala--Cameron a Moors
New Sprtpg Goods --W'. ACha+on R Son
Spring flood. Ate Coming Earl' -J. H. 1:o1- .,
borur
Pure Olive OU -14. E. Hick -. A
Stool Silks-He1d11,g. Paul t l'9, 3
Hair Goods-Dorenwend Ca
Iteader-1Yurenwend Co. '1
The Hest Clothes -The Two]fattise
special Bargains In Groceries -II. L M.erteKS
thrmp$ afore-H04t5ere Bros.',
('arhart( lh-erallm-McLean Bros. • 7
Asicli,li Salo -Geo. Ikfakitt.-..._._. 1
Core»D .F. Haudink`.v • •-
will consequently 'pate through the
srla'eti+'and all wiuuuws, etc., will he
screened out of it. The new intake,
it is .said, is only fur Ileo ill ease e.(
emergency, when the pile t
the lake is obstructed or .!her -
wise uuavailtble an a source til .rater
supply. We have been havie,; quite
-tt-heintthy-raip ret-rot.r.arra' lately,
h'twe+era as the ph of the commission
adopted to clear the intake (if otletrue-
tion has failed.- Connections nnectiun with Uh the
pumps were m it anti ii large quau-
t1(7 T water as pumped under
he:►vy pressure into the pipe with the
me of expelling th .obstruction, but
e of stn• jointa of the intake wet.
so densly inede that this water which
was tweed into the bo'
throe t the sett of hs, beach
throegh- ou>. of the joints. •
Besides' in sr
I uusatisfdc
r emote
of
Affairs f in the point of view of the
leek of sure in clearing
>wthe intake,
Chir suggests . the questiotrs. Now
many more of a joints in the tnteke
all the way nu are faulty ? How
notch of the snpplywe-hsve been get:
tint; has-been comfit from. the outer
end of. the int eke d how h
from joints near the shore? How
nisch mineral water has en snaking
through the -send of the sch and
finding its way into t , intake
through faulty joints?
CHURCH NOTES.
At Victoria street Methodist chitr'h
on Sunday the peter will preach on
the following Mnbjeetw : 11 a. m..' "A
Sad Utterance : " 7 p. m., "The lodg-
ment ; " special evangelistic service.
Rw. G. H. Cobbledlek. pastor of
Central M,'thndlet chnrch. Wood-
,.tock, and knotln to many readers of
The Signal, has accepted a call to he
pastorate of a Methodist congregation
in the city of Quebec.
Rev. W. E. Kerr, pastor of Ont.'s, in
, street Methodist church, Clinton, hie
received en invitation from the Till-
eonbnrg Methodist chnrch. Ontario
street chnrch Imo invited Rev. T.
Wesley ('owns, of Wallacebnrg.
The sermon topic. at the Baptist
chureh.ervicce for next Sunday are
annonneed as follows : Morning,
"Living Feit.h." Evening, "The Full,
Tru' Lite." A hearty wrlrnme I na•
'tired to all strangers and visitors,
Rer. J. W. ll,slgins, who was
rector et the Anglican chnrch at Mca-
forl h for Nome years. 1n4. who has
been etChatho m for the last four years,
Sasrsi.atk1..
town, and Miss Vers, t Toronto, and
the two children lie' away from
stere were called home u account t.f
fatber'rtdhal-h.-Mr. forty-two years yf age. Tate funeral
took place nu Sunday Afteen m from
Mr.1
Iclvn '
t r t•ewi N
diner We. .
street,
to Maitland cemetery. The s "vices
were -condnctett - ti -Rev: Jain
ludereim and the pallbearers
W. Cestie, Hector Hays, J. Tait, 1.
Rutson, M. Colborne and Alex.
ah %W.
-The Carnival.
There were n (air number of NM -
tinned
e-
ill ill a *t Hr at
m kthe West t
v
beet rink
b
on Friday, night lacy ou the , occasion
of the fancy dress carnival. The
prizes were wwatded as follows :
I. idles' fancy, Miss Norma Sanderson ;
"Queen of Hera" ; second, Mrs. Rob-
ert Metter. (lents' fancyy, Cockburn
Bays; second, A. Wilkins. Gents'
• 'Perry Kidd and Joe Kelly,
• null Duet Twins"; 'second, Ernest
Iofter, "Clown." ,1 he obstacle race
wee 13 amusing event and was won
by ' Pis�u Longboat."
however, is hi.: Do tine pasttip ,• PEIrNAL MENTION.
het on Meda/ on a visit a
up heal Tomato ors"
"rhe moat important questi.in .11,
C,.sterich wish to have a perrla4,l\-• Miss L.wrol
inosite' pipe -front t
-frohe teadroc, try-tiadkb:-
means of which the water mains luay'\ ('he -ter Farrow
et any time be tilled with dirty wai.er Sunday.
from the harbor% What guarantee
Will the people then have at any time
that the water they are dridking ii
overt
supposed to i*• dean ? What
has the board of health to say in the
(natter ?
At the !resins time we still continuo
to get the town water supply through
the pipe which supplies the coudenee•.
ritewaterComes from the harbor just
outside the checkwater and passes
through the einideneer and into the
sedimentation basin, from which it is
pumped leek up town, but as the
water gets to the b*ain through the
pipe that forms the ,outlet from the
basin it does not pale through the
screens and consequently there is no
protection, against small•fish being'
served up through the water main%
has been appointed rector of St. 'mere
church, Stratford. Mr. IIidg s is
weknown in O ere
N lYdih Rsthe c iti-
kin of the:tlyd Regiment.
Rev, Rieharl goblet, of Gerrard
asset Methodist church, Toronto, has
been invited by the buatd of lame*
street rhumb. Exeter, to become
pastor of the church at the expiration
of the preneut ,onference year. Mr.
Hobbs has accepted the invitation,
subject to the transfer of the station-
ing committer of the ,onterence.
The evallgeliltiC services in North
street Methodist chi ns•h ended on
1Veolnesday evening and next week
the work of the char::h will assume its
usual form. Friday evening of this
week sees the initial' of the laymen's
mi•seionary movement, and there will
Its a 14►ngnetin the lecture room, to
which over 23t4,mea have been invited.
This inehsle. finalsters of GoHltt•ieh
and surrounding country and t•epe-
'tentative laymen. The speakers will
be W. J. Ferguson, of Mtrattnrd, and
C. 11. Keenleyside, nt London. Music
will be given by Roy Adams and a
mete mien -este; Mr. Keenteyelde will
(reentry North street pulpit morning
and evening on Mundey. Everyone
inter•.ted in this new and distinctive
movement. ehnuld seize he opportun-
ity of hearing Mr. Keenleyeide. -
.1 national missionary congress, In
neclion with the Laymcn'e Mis-
sion Movement, is to he held in
Toronto . treh 3Ist to April lth. His
Excellency . I Grey, the Governor-
General,
General, has ted the Invite -thin
C"ngrees, ant t e ape's .,n a reedy
secured are : Robert E, M r , New
York ; Bishop Thnhurn, Ind' Dr.
%wemer, Arabia ; S. H. Cspen, Boa
(chairman Laymen's Missionary Move-
ment) ; J. Campbell White. New
York (general secretary Laymen's
Missionary Movement); lion. D. F.
Willer, Halifax (United States
Oonsnl1Gen"1'al) ; Hilae McBee, New
York (editor The Churchman1 ;
Charles A. Rowland, :Athena, (ia.
(chairman Mo. Pres. L4ym.n'w Move-
ment) ; N. W. Hoyle., LG D.,
Usgonde Hall. Toronto: i.. H. ?Sever-
ance, Cleveland, Ohio : J. A. Martino -
Aid, Toronto : J. Lovell Murray, New
York ; Principal Dandier, Toronto :
N. 1V. R(rwelt, K C., Toronto ; 8. J.
Moore, Toronto ; Canon Tucker, Tor-
onto ; lion. S. H. Rinke, Toronto ;
Canon t'43tty, 'Turibttto, al nee tise"n ie-
atuna. to he 0t-ient and reprellentn-
tive men from (treat Hrit.ain.
OBITUARY.
McLeod.
Norman McI,old, brother of albs. A.
Meteor, Mr. James Mutherlarid and
1 Mre. ,lame. Wiggins. sof town, died on
Friday last. He had not been in gond
health since retutning to Goderich
;.limn six years ago, anj during these
years he made the coripering trade his
chief occupation. H" spent his boy-
hood days here but later re+ided st
Cleveland until returning to Goderich
Ion aeeount of poor health. While at
Cleveland fbr a time he captained one
of the finest tugs running mit of the
port.He is survived by three chit-
dre: Robert, of Chicago; Norman, of
Wei Oraee Smith left on Moglay on a vial',
to Toronto, -
\ym. Marlton made abusiness trip to Bea -
forth on Monday.
Mi.. Ell* Itan,ie, of Zurich, i- vl.lting her
sister, Mir. Ii. P. Paulin.
Mie, time° Polley1�'I'
Is on a t wo week. •,,,, to
Rle
Mia oJones. of Calgary. i. the guest of
herconaln, Maw. W. IL tlundry.
Mn. Steinbach and family left on Tuesday toans
join Mr. Steinbach In Kansa-.City.
and Mia. Evelyn (:rota, of 140.10 th,
vi.lted their relative. In l:ederieh over Sun-
day. W
Mrs. ail !Olinda. and daughter have n•-
turned home to Ingersoll after apendlna a
month In town.
The Mi.weo lampbell and Clark, of Mina
l)otogh's millinery establishment, left on Mon-
day on a trip to Toronto.
se Clark left on her return to Port Dal.
hou.le on Mouda after a v1.1t at the resldentw
of Mr. and Mot. V. M. Robert..
Mir. Fanny 141sek.tene returned home Mon-
day of this week after having spent a couple of
week. visiting Mend. at Hlyth and Itrua,els.
M. S. Schell. M. 1'. for Mouth Oxfom. brother
of Moa It. 4V. Mlllyard, Vlcta is street parson-
age. ha. been elected chairman of the standing
committee on agriculture and tolonis.tlo,,
of the House of Commons. Thl+�l+ one of the
most Impoltaot nonumbtee. and Mr. Schell.
�(ele•tlon. M a tribute to his worth and quah-
ficatlon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
e
Oysters .served w all styles; itis
cr►aam bricks, confectionery and
cigars. C. BLACIIOTONE West street
restaurant:
-Knox chard choir and Y. P. H. C.
E. will give a chncert and social in the
lecture room of- the church on Monday
evening, the 2lnd inst., at 8 o'clock,
to which the public is cordially in-
vited. After the musical and literary
program, refreehmena will be served.
Admission 15 cents.
Brantford and St. homes.
Important to Ladles.
Itis not often all opportunity occurs
at your door to see the latent Parisian
and Now York styles in hair goods,
yet such ia the case, re Prof. Doren -
wend of Toronto is visiting this town,
and invites your inspection of these
gbode at his private apartments re -
Nerved at the hotel. These Bair goods
styles, when properly adjusted, pro.
teltand ornament the hesd, soften
and beautify he expression of the
face, - and consequently tone up an
saved apper"arenee. Be sure to see
them at Hotel Bedford, Friday, March
5th.
SA rummy, February 29) h, at '2 o clock. -One
team of hoAas 7 end tl years old, with harness.
wagon wild boa which as nearly- new 1 eltae-
rd, 1 bedroom .uitc. a kROTlen chain, 2
h . y chairs 1 .q., .re (tock. Terme made
lino at wile Atthe auction hotae, U. W.
s • netloneer.
N',r,,. lana 'eb. 241h. -Archon male of
farm .to•k and - ,temente. hml+ahold fund
lure, ate., props of Alex. Dunkeld,
wonceoelon 4, 1'cvt 1A', !-osh. Eve•ythln40 un
bo dlspo.el of a. proorletor cold the farm.
T. (lrsnar. Suet ioneer.
Tit Rs,,AI', Fedraery 2'. -Auction sale of
farm stock, implement.. and hen...hold furni
tare, property of Moor., O. E. Durnln .and
\ilt hew Wood., at 1o. 7. toner..Ion 0. E. 1).,
Ashfield, No reserve, M proprletore are going
W'c.t. TAOMA.(it'NnK1, auctioneer.
FRtmA,, February Jith. - (attiring auction
sate of taro .tock, mptem*nte and honeebold
furniture. Propt'rtyl of Jo.epph furry, lot 3;,
motors+Inn s, Uaferlch town+h(p. No rewrvo,
Proprietor hats .old the tarn. 1'noMAe OCN-
( 5v. nucth,noer.
3tnsutr, Maroh I.L-At2n'rlock, at there.i•
deme, lot Ne. 131t. St. David* .tree? large lot,
Anne slate holme and an the household furoh
'ore and effect.. Further particular. from
W,I.I.IAMJ. JRNRLI., proprietor, or (1. W.
HRcs ITT. auctloneer.
Ti- oDAv, M*rch 2nd,-Aurtlon.ale of farm
.Urea and Implemmn s *I. lot IS, eomeewlon t,
%'cwt Wawaanah, commonetna nt 1 o'clock,
I1AN ip, 3.,w,,11R, proprio 0r. Trow,* (.CN
Day, urctllgmer.
BATt RDA?, M*r.h nth. -Clearing auction
male of hou.ehold furniture and furnishings.
property of Mr.. 1'. S. Dunlop, at her reddenre.
Oxford street, 0oderlrh. at 1-.11 oclock .hart..
T. Oc4nar, eiwtloneer.
DIED.
McL10DD.--1n );*enrich. on Friday. Pehruary
1401, Monsen McLeod. .
1'ItAIO. - At Clinton. on Monday. 7ehrnary 1.l,
Ann Craig, widow of Me Isle Ilnhert. t,•
of leramptmt. In hereto; year.
MILLER. In lyaleNrh, on Tnendayr' Febrnary
fah, Rll.vheth M('u
rtehenn, wirinw of the
late Wllliom Muller, nerd el year. a,4 3
month..