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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-5-6, Page 1A Trade - Puller Advertising in THE SIG- NAL gains new trade and holds the old. If you have trade your pale and don't care whether you do business or not don't advertise. tonal. II I A Good Introduction A well limited letterhead, on good paper, gives a firm's cor- respondence an appearance which at once recommends the business an whose behalf it is sent. THE SIGNAL prints this kind of business stationery. 0QNtr,f..*-440. I GODERICH, ONTARIO, ARIO, CANADA MAY 6, 1909 Y,ANNT` AR t ROBERTSON, Puss oasas ,inanOial I am offering for sale laebentures bearing Uttered at five per cent. per annum. payable half -yearly. These debentures offer an absolutely sate and prof - noble investment. 1 would advise anyone having money to invest to be sure to call and yes Inc. W. L. HORTON THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY 1 11'2 I.CE- \Ve have our lee House well filled and itis prepared to sup- ply old and new patrons with the beet quality diving the co:oleic reason. CRAIGIE BROS. as t0 t WANTED TO RENT. - HOUSE F with modern convenience., alio been in noosseer poly to('�t1.1,MAN11.au terrew to chit.. A. Naha. To !tent 11110 RENT. -PORTION OF TILE Rti- IIdence ur of Mims Buchanan, earner of Neon and St -Andrew's et rein.. Suitable etcher for eld- er). couple or for young couple with small farm ily. (Mol lawn. fruit tree.. town water. slat soft water. Terms very reasonable. Apply to Vert' RUt HANAN, oe Ilia premises. or ALkx. 1'ut'Xl4. Carlow P.U. Beal :estate for bales _ { ALt:ABLK HOUSE PROPERTIES `f Fun BALs e�tjn Nine -room frame house with good r frawe stable 0n pr.•nr'c., , $1,300 Klghtroonl frame house, ( l oil Seven -room triune nonage, with $ o stable on the premises. $1,500 Good (food laroom frame bonne. $J .000 tese: -$1;3:0 Good frame hour. • - A11thp;proyrrtlea to be sold to close estate -l3$- PROVDFOOt'.HAYS AHItAMR. GODE ICH MARKETS. gfaails nevem* r. MayfIth. K�ga wheat, per. !1 t. 0 ! 4 l0 40 (0 1 is F e per bust 048 to 0 40 Hua itwheat, i ter bomb 048 to 0 :', oats per bulb., 0 40 to 0 13 Pear. ser hn.n , 0 83 to 0 a1 Marley per be ,h 0 4.4 to 0 3is *menhir ,.erton..3u 00 to ^J 0i Maur. fa•.dly,'Wt ew6...., ..., 3 WItoa en Flour..ratent, pet cwt ...... .., 3 (U to 3 s1) Nor, meteor A Arte- 11140 Shure, per too Yl In to 24 in Hay. per Nm H 00 to 0 Int Wood, per cord SIU to 8 180 Butter, per Ib , 0 IH to 0 144 Cheese, per Ib 15 to 0 13 slier., trash, Wader- -..-.. • la to dist Pnoateem, new .i to Si Cattle, ordtn'y to good. per owl. 4 to 4 St Cattle. export. per cwt • 4 to 1 sit Hari. hs 7 Yi (,r ,.. iso 444) Sheep, per cwt 310 4 d) Hain. per lb ........;-4.--, Flacon, rib s --:---mss-+ ...•.a13 utf Lard, pe lb -) $'3 to to 0 13 Tallow, per Ib I'1 to 'e 111doe, per owt - 0 W to n Y, 8hoey skin, W W ('hlckena . . - . la 440 Turkeys .....•..•....• :�.: -�•- 13 to 14 Outside marketw'ou page n this week. • CHOIR RECITAL NORTH STREET 11 FTHUll1ST LANDS' FOR 'tftt . • 7 Iris aces' with J2 scow In crop : frame house with 'phone In. Prim 11,181) Including, .•rep. land a rich loam. 33' acres, at 0114 per acre, broken and fenced. Thi. I. a snap. as land i• going up every year. Ie? acre. with trend building,. at acme broken; price 040 per aro% good looallty and phone in house. Any f t hr.e can be .bought In easy terms. J. H. T4Ws1.1Y, Tarlton. Seek- IIOI'SK AND TWO IT'S FOR 11 SALE: -Well dtmated frame Ii .tory house. corner Cambridge street and Britannia road. containing 7 rooms. halls. pantry. mesh roomreline etc ; mood .tone•foundaUoh. All in tad repair. Both las can be sold with bo,,,, or ,.iorately, re desired. 1f not gold at once, home w111 be rented. Terme reasonable. For further particular* apply to HK\RY HoKNEY. l'ropef ter. alt OW. BECKETI'. Auctioneer. 1111011'14 LOT IN OARKOW PROP- %) ERTY. corner Market street and Klgin avenue. Five minute. walk frxn churches• schools., p(rtotece and Mores. [ewer in Elgin avenue. l'articulere may he had from .1. 1'. BROWN. Ooderich. f11W0 FIRST-CLASS BUILDING I lots for sal.' moistest nn Newgate and Ladtrecte, a.sierfrh. Terms as may be Preed upon. For particular.; apply to E. J. D FRIDAY,_ MAY . TR'Ktsrs, 21m LOCAL TOPICS. Death of Miss Brindley. The death took piece on Friday last of Miss Louisa Brindley at the age of fifty years, and the funeral was held on Sunday. Rev. It. W. Millyard, pas• tor of Victoria street Methodiet church, conducting the services. The pall -bearer. were James Bell, John Johnson), Matthew lirutnmett and David Sproul. Miss Brindley had been ill for tome time with 'an inter- nal complaint. Graduated in Scotland. The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch of April 21st gives a list of those who have teased the final examinations of the Royal College of Physieiane of Edinburgh, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and Faculty of Physi- cians and Surgeons of Glasgow, and among- the successful - ndidat D r; Jame» Robert i:i Touzr1,T son of our townsman J. C. LeTonsel. Dr. LeTouxel's many friends here will hear of; hie success with interest., The Summer Hotel. ,. A epeeist meeting of the town conn- ed was held last night for the purpose of discussing the tonna of proposeal agreement with C. C. Lee for the operation of the hotel Mr. Lee asked the town to put the building in repair and keep it iu repair, to make a road- way to the water down the hill oppo- site the hotel and to pay the insurance 1411Li lee 1tie" hove that --hotel at the nominal rental of $1 as advertised. free of taxes, he agreeing to run the hotel, A motion was made by I Councillor Sallow s, seconded by Councillor - .:raigte. that town pay-the;Inset= once and taxes. and an amendment, was 'made by Deputy Reese Reid and P. T. Dean, that Mr. Lee pay the sebool taxes iaruountitfgto$757 and the town pay the insurance, 1120. Reeve (;allow and Councillor Munnings Voted - With -the nulnutiwent. - Which was deelaretl carried. Mr. lee has not vet signified his acceptance of the terms, Look Who's Mare 1 E. 11. Ayer, of Detroit. the White Star line excursion agent, was in town this week red brought the sum- mer weather with him. He was bill- ing the June excursion to Detroit by steamer Greyhound. which popular event will be on June 19th this year. going down on the Saturday and re- turning. on Modtlay. Special trains for the accommodation of the people Along the O: 1'. R. and l', P. H. lines have been erranged. for, and every - tiling points to another suceessful ex. curator. Further particulars are giver; iu the advertisement on page 8 of this Pam.. ie Death of Rev. M. M. Goldb_ rg. The death occurred on May 1 at. his home in Woodstock of Rev. M. M, (iuldlerg, who has for the past two or three years been partially par- ented. His- death` was not unex- pected. The .late Mt. Goldberg was born in Warsaw, Poland, in IMO, and received his education. in England. 1034)9 he came to ('anada and was aired shortly after, being rector of the Noglish church at Lucknow, Markt le, Port Doter,' Dungannon and 1•:: twood successively. He is survived bis widow and one daugh- ter, Rosalie . The funeral was held lun Monday 7t'ft'w2St. Pal church, 11 cols • k, W. S. Hawkins Wl (;old Medal. The London paper on Saturday announced the results INT' exanitu- etions at Huron ('olle_e, and his many friend. are pleased ' note the high .standing taken by I .Iter 11. ilawititis, or Port' Albert, a oim.•r strident of the /i. (1.4. Mr. Ha kite is the winoet• of the Matthew Wi . in gold medal and a good likeness soprani on ..the front page of The free Press. This medal is given for preaching without manuscript. for extempore luldres., (OE reading of un- pteparesl peerages_ Inot Biblical). and ane ether teat deemed necessary by for examiners to determine the best and the readiest all-around nubile speaker in the class. Mr. Hawkins has completed his fourth year. taking a high standing in all the subjects. Hugh Bain Ordained. At an ordination eervice held in Westminster church, i'orflnto, a few evenings ago fourteen young men. Situations Vacant 1 1111. WANTED. - T() OPERATE VI .14oper machine un hosiery. Mut be ei- pert. -.R. M. IIALLANTYNE. Limiter). Box ;s, Ntrot ford. 1'. ERV ANT WANTED. 0001) 1 alneral ewvant wanted atsaur. - 4457 to 1.y, J. M, F110.11. LJE VAN!'WANTED.-A (1001) 1 .errant immediatedy. Apply to Mita. A. e:. Mo.DONALD. St. David'. .t. .41 It HELP WANTED -SEINING MA- CHINKGirls iris for powerdrlven machines in. • bright, clean knitting mill ; good war Apply et once to No. 2 MITI. PKNMANS, LIMIIFED. Paris, Ont. ,1TANTED.-BY MHS. BROI'GH, IN 1V (3odorich n Ia [•ere the IOthoe. gwue sewer fim a mtr•eo. a vent to have nothing to do with a 4hild. and the nurse to sleep se her own home. Apply by letter to fort Hurwell. 1),IL _ 4.113. _ 130 OKBINDING MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES' bound or repaired. GOLD uermiING on LEATHER GOODS all order's w site ed. W on leaving e ^ with Till SiONA4 o4Mob.:. A. 1E1. TAYLOR. STRATIfORD . Roomers or Boarders Wanted L'0K SALE. -TWO 0001) HOUSES BOAIIDER8 OR ROOMERS WANT - 11. onLast 4net, one fame and one tine 1J KD. -Young lutes preterrro,�dd, Conlfort- •ton,• re.ldeace, modern Improvement.: must able home. oonvenlent to Collegiate Tn•tlt me, be sold immediately. No roe..nnable offer re- bumse section or lake. Apply et THE SIG. toned. Stone homes har stable on the premises. NAL OFFICE. Mita BRYDXILI. HOI'SE FOR SALE. - A NEW 11 brick dwelling. with the modern improve - wrote, plera.ant I sit noted and near the Bts. Apply to W. IL It()HKItTSI)N. QM 1rOt'!SE FOR SALE. - A TWO- STORY brick house. w Ith seven room,. rec.treet. 1'a, Ocular. can be had by g at SIGNAL (Mice. tut roe all FARM FOR MAI.E, LOT 11. CON- I'F:SSI(\ k. t'nlborne ; IC acnes of god roil. keen under .as. for eight yewne, 1 ndle ease of !trollop and 31 miles from Oalerteh '1amid. buildinga and artesian well mid Windmill, 5 moos of orchard, best of whiter hot, sad tern sere* of Mush. For particular, •Dply to JAB. YOUNG. Jr., 4e1 N Water., et., lineage, 111. PIam FOR HALF., -1N ORDER TO CLOSE mp t ha e.tate of ihn late O. C• , Channon, M, 11„ hl. late snideness u now for .ale. 11 le to very fair condition, ha. modern con venien- _VN..aanbe Inspoetel at any time. For further Perticolara apply to Proud foot, Hay. & Idris. C. J. HAMILTON Executor. THE STERLING BANK OF CANADA He •)cries Tonnes° urE.rartao carnal, • •1.000•000 INU0RPORATK!) BY 0PK('1AI. ACT OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT TO R61Ki V K DEPOSIT8 To accommodate the Farmers we have opened Branches in the villages of DUNGANNON, AUBURN, VARNA and BAYFIELD. We solicit the Patronage of the FARMER. BALE noose 011C0CNTEn. Michela current. rate of interest paid in dAVIN(IR BANKII DEPART - on deposit. of 11.00 and upward*. OODERIOH BRANOH A. O.OAMBLiP Menses*. sosssimma Wanted %yANTED. - F M M F: D I AT ELY, �op1 grist is111 site, 01 Rrkrt mill. In the county o- f Noton, near the town of O01erleh. Will pay spot cash, orltire part cash and bal ance In city property. Addre+. BOX 114, THE SIGNAL Ooderlch. 4 ttf h'oi Sale 1'0014 FOR HATCHING., -S. C. W. I.4 Iprhorn ease for sale. Fifty owns per .rt r.,fft1fg.� ^etwe.eft(410 we„-ee1111Ftee-i{ Otto ne'• •st1. I: k:k N K W MA% Benmil ler, Ont. Pieties to Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE ESTATE OF MAX,iMiLLiAN BAECHLKR. LATE OF THE TOWN OF OOD0RiCH, iN 'THE COUNTY OF HURON. MACHINIST, DECEASED - Notice Ie hereby given pursuant to R. B. 0. ISE. Chapter 1.441, *lotion 38, that all pennons baring clams agorae the rotate of MaximIlllan peachier, who died on or about the 31th day of Marsh, 1tr,l. are required on or before the Stith day of May, Ier+ to send by pp0,r.e.) prepaid. nr deliver. to the onrtierdgned, solicitor for Joseph Heorhler end Rev. 1), A. Melte., e.eeftore of the last will of the said deerosed, their names. addressee and description.. end a full nUale ment of rartlenlars of their claim. and the nature of the security. If any, held by them, duly oertlned. And notioe 1. hereby glren'tIsar after the said date the said exer,loro .111 prn•red to dis- tribute the wised. of the d,,,s.ed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the Metal. of whk:h the shall teen bare notice. I. 1. K I',I.OItA N, Gn�erieh, Ont., Solicitor for Bald Executors. 1131 Dated the dish (ley of April. leve NOTICE TO CRgDiTORH. iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE: OF JOHN HULLAND orTHKTOWNSHIPOF ASHFIKLD IN THE COUNTY OF HURON , YEOMAN. i)ECKASKi). Motion IK hereby given pnrwnant to Sec. 40 of Chap. 124. R. S. 0.. Iter, that all [arson. Kevin` claims or demands against t Ise )dere of the said John Flatland, deccu,ed, who died on or about the 13th day of Manch, Ileo, ere required to mend by post. prepaid, or deliver to the unties.- ..toned. nder..toned. solicitor for the adminl.trtnr,, on or before the 13th day of May, 1000, theirt'hrIottan and Rumanian and addressees. with full mirtln- nears In writing of their claire, end Abatement of their amount., and the nature of the men ri- Wolin any) held by them, duly verified hyena.. tory declination. And lake notion theafter the said Lith day of May heel, said utmlnl.tratoro w•11) proerc.A to diet Molts the ;.rete of the said deeea.erl among t he tarn* entitled thereto, having re gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and the .aid adm)nl.t rotor. will not he liable for said a -nets, or any {{art thereof. to any persons or person of whose elalm notice shall not have been ,.eelved by them or their mid Anllclinr at the time of such 410 t rihntInn. Dated April II, Ire, The (*anode Trost (o., W. 4(ItY14)041. London. 1 union.Thew. Samp.nn, sailers for the Isade' horotlgh. said Admloltltratore. Admin. rwtora -----Auction- Sales... UCT1ON HALF. it or T WO OF THE BEST i'ROPERTY IROS I'KUTB IN OODKRII.I1. I am bwtruetel by Mr., AbesMie Smith to 'ell by mitotic auction at the prembe. on Kingston street. on MONDAY. MAY 17711, at 2 o'clock sharp :" 1.0T r_i. The corner lot adjoining Klnw Ed- ward hotel. Suitable for a Amine.. block. and about the only vacant lot fur rale in the bu,ine s tart bf the town. LOT •lM. The property on the corner of King- ston and Vletgria-troete. on which there 1. a /mod frame house and n .cued (rune table. Look et thi. property and aro If you dont think that thea is a good business Investment, 1.07 A Cyprus stmt. A vacant lot ad,(nthnitt George it'll". property on Cyprus snood : would make a good garden Idt. Tkas..: Ten per emit. of purchase money to be paid or arranged for at time of .ale : bal. anee within thirty days, Any Information wished can be had from MIC•S.- ABRAHAM SMITH, South street. Cod,rla•.h. JAMES 4M1T11. 'THOS. 04 •ND1tY. Clinton. Auctioneer. THEGItEATESTCLEARINO SALE sir RESiDENCE PROPERTIES _ EVER HELD IN OUI)KRiti The Executor. 11 the (,.tate of the lute (1e0. -re Acheson will sell by public auction at the properties named, commencing with Parcel Na 1. ON WF.DN4SDAY, MAY 12th, at 1:30 o'clock sharp : Paa1'rt. No. 1.-t good comfortable frame dwelling on Bruce street, at present oocupied by Mrs. (:oldt hexer, Paltegu. No. 2....A fool frame dwelling on !truce street, latae) occupied by le. 1'. Paulin. PAm yt. No: 3.-rtc'rrmo nrtarde frame dwell- ing onBruce street; dcc'pied by Mr, l'on,I,,. Pato gr No. 4.-A o0Mforteslde frame dwell - Ing on Bruce stmt, occupied by Mr. Murray. I'AIo l(I. No. 1.-A comfortable frame dwelling on ltrnce street, occupied by Mr. resin. PAxrer.lfn: tt--A nraret --mmtoreti' 411sed brick reindeers on Ne�,•1.0tI.sltear occupied far a number of year. by lir. .1. L. urnbnil. well . Ituated and In good condition. 'Thi+ property 1e a splendid Int-set:neut, a. it ban always been occupied. PAargr. No. 7. -One of the iwet' residence. In Ooderlch. A large. comfortable, well. built brick home. with splendid lawns, fruit rets, etc., on Nelson .tree), oro dad by WM. ( ass, Kan. If fla- n f hleftd44. IS tittle A : - t distance from the Square, ehuechos and schools. Potter. No. e. -A good frame house on East` stmt, with a good garden and stable, calnven-- hent to the factories and 0. T; R: depot. - - These propertir•. most all be di.pn,ed of to wind up the eetele, and will positively he .old to the highest trtdder. They are ell well situat- ed and In every way de.irableprnpertle., Teams : -Tett per rent. of the p0 rehase money to be paid at time of .ale. halaoec at any time within tt' dayps from slue of .ale, Alen tender. will be aeeepted lip to the 12th of May foe Meek No. 1, en the Senate and North street, and block No. 2. Hank of Montreal block• on the *Imre and West street. Full pertieularn can be had from the undersigned executor's MRS. O F:/). Al'HMON 1 WM.'A('HF:SON Executor... 1.1', BROWN THOMAS l'N• Hit V.. Auctioneer. Public Notice. TOWN OF GODERi('H. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTD'E. Take notice that the Municipal Council of the Corporal ion of the Town of, tloderlch Intends to eonetruet newer. 0f 0 Inch the petro on crag= 71(14) To I.43(14>1 OF 08.141 Newgate Hamilton .t. Apert. at. 1,157 R.:1 le. St, IMv lel Vlctorja at. Albert AL Lan ft. :lIn. Lighthouse Waterloo.t, Wellington ell ft. m In. and to arse,. a portion of the final 00wt thereof by twenty annual epoelal asex+nenls upon the property fronting or abutting thereon and to IM frenetttterl thereh and that a st 'dement .flowing the Land. liable to and pmpa.ed to he ' eclally assessed for the .old work• end the names of the owner. thereof so far a+ the .ane can Inn ascertained front the lastrrvl.rvl as sessment roll and otherwise, I. now filed In the mare of the Town Clerk. and In open for In.i.ee• 11on during r)(1100 hour.. The evtl mated nest of same Ie 01,10133. of which •',Lt.; is to he provided out. of the gen ere) fonds of Ihr mhntrlpnlll y. Penton. entitled and dr.iring fn petition 414 council egain.t undertaking the proldwsl Work most do no on or before the seventh day of June nest. Iatwl this lath day of Apet'. 11144. 11 2t L 1' L. K NUX, .Iht Clark • 4 J `\11rG - .- ,: r -r. 1' a -.-;4» ...„ Pv - 04,brit } X 5 `'ATI'ItD AV. MAV- rs•ri4. :1"1' 2 4'10'e -cock, at the Auction Hoare, ('onibined Novo) Seed 10111. one Ingleside (rep. good as new, states, sideboard. 3' lens parlor smite. dlshes..0 lea of lea- Wee tray«, 4,0 yard. of 4(001 carpet, large coneignmele of picture-. open for consignment* any time for anything. Term- cash. Sales ereq Saturday.. UlGUR(ik BECK ET r, Auctioneer. 1)KCKETT & C0.. LiST OF PROP- 1it� klt7'IKSFORSALE:. sere have farm.. hotel. and town property for -ole. Look over the list. This M onlr a few of the properties we here for .alo. Hoy now e fore the boom .torte. 4,l11 fig down .gond) ttorte house on Fast ▪ Meet*: Mao Targe rooms: bath. fur race, electrin light.; beautifully tlnr.lrad inside. 'fhb. t. n Fare bargain for Immediate sale ; owner going %rest. :+100 down bmf•+ franc house with ; ram., do.e to hwtorte.. 0tohe foundation bargain. - (100 down bay, flame house on littler tivrrt ; tr rooms, cement sellar, cental location, 3 minute• walk front Square. $.j n down brick cottage on BruceceV ta•a! roonne good clone cellar, nplendfd krcntlllo' down b to chopping m_ Ill, 1J h. L'.: n 4' - tr,,,.tler.at ga+0410. engliie, liablIe Leaf chopper. building *sat, all complete. $100 down new cement back 1 .c, s rooms. barb, furnace, wc11 nniehed, all eonvenieneen. on Trafalgar street. $100 down. New rod Beek house, 8 room.. f,rnare, bath room, daetrhh wiring, censor full else of home, two .tairwny.. Trnfah gar street- • x;100 down Isere. of Incl in lhoderleh„ Snug house, apple, plum and cherry trees, ttayaeld road ; bargalp. 4100 down bay. 44004 ;Froom frame home enlaces.,., Ilona on the place. oi, IA • town. 1100411100.0 and lot on 1Vulfe ntreeet- ,ur,nne% Gurney furnace, broth rootn, electric Tight., easy term,. down buy. new brick house on V w101 torte •t,. 7 rooter, bath room, electric lighttftxtnree f a"•.• aH tuederneowvenieece. .100. downlbul•. 1 e o acnes of choice Raider sand710)1 0 Tinel ham on ihn piece. Huron road. about 1 hdlg from t'ourtho0.e, $1 OO down bey. geed m room frame hone two totem l/'ellington street. clan to West street. $100 down buys one and a half story frame house in good condition, 8 roosts. good cellar. Owner going West, $,,x100 -down lays now home on Oxford stmt. G0.) eviler and foundation, 7 rooms, elude to Wheel Ings. 4100 down. , New collage near t1 heel Rigs, s fnote4 More or leas. Mier terns. Inn down. (Mod frame hone on Hinck. street, about I aero of Land, barn snit out11004+ has 8 rooms. $1 nil(;own. Rriek warehouse on Handl- ton sttcet, make flue .lore for any line of btl$hw*, feed street in the town. 41 Of) down buys 44001 renew Clot rwa Mt le,e ' tion. ' ions; It ever.- +1lln ddown bhy good fare, (doer 40 Niels. Mch, new4,on4•, goal hares :old sheds, All new wire fence .8 nen* of orchard. elfin down. Hrlck home on Elgin avenue, to romps, ptend And birth room. Thb Is a rare bargain. _ I On down buyet building lot on l'aledonha Terrace, overlooks 1:. 1', It, y1100 down -Farm of Lin agree, ,o,o.lbuild• Ines, brick dwelling. This 1. one of the best farine cheerio I:nderlch- a4lO on and up for good town lots. Wegive you part icula,s. fit An sloe n boys large building. milting And '0 boiler, etc., for removal, $100 down buy., neer cement block IWaso, 8 rooms, flimsier', cellar full ales of hou.e, elegantly tin,.hed, ear factories. $@100 down fora iron., in good locality, Ira `0 . Ing a to In leer cool. on investment 'should pay 15 percent, with 11, mon tun. ,( ,pant door. Ti 100 down hny. rwa.tmry hr)'k Mime nnts Krays street. 13 room., 4 town le, pr, minntee walk from a -our? Hon.r. $1 On down buy+ gond town lot, on south $street. 14 100 down hop. r 0n story red brick. In central part of town, $l00 dn. n buy. town Int and new barn, Od on. Nelson 0r,, next Mr, Hetlreat's. $ 1 00 dandwn. of buyfruit.+ large ho"". 1 ki $$1 00 down buy. large barn for removal. S' 0' down hey. good frame hone, 'writer L_. (aunhrldgn end *Bennie, 7 marry, done fomdal ion. I w0 )own 1sSts, sell either oe tooth. Also t1/t yetis town Int. for sale very three. Write, 'phone or eel) At the Aeel .lon House. Further particulars from RlctaLATT, a CO. students of Knox College, received their licenses to preach. Among them wee Hugh .1. Bain, a Ioniser Otm.erich boy, who war ordained for mission sora in British Columbia. He left the rattle night for his field of labor. Mr. Bain Is deserving of hearty congratulation ulx,n his admit'. sinll to the ministry after several Without of hard work at his studies. Without the opportunities some young men have he has Steadily worked towards the goal he had set hefot•c trim, and with the same qual- ities of perseverance and industry his future efforts tare bound 'to succeed. ile should have before hint a career of much usefulness until 'we hope, of honor and pleasure in the sphere to which he has been called. Harbor Notes. The schooner' Azov is a busy scene these days, being gut read for leav- ing port on Monday. The Azov loads flour here.fur Blind - River and after. wards goes to Little Current to load lotat+at- for Sat loin. TheBig coal hoist fort'unloading cits coaaclte up - ply from the boats. A number ot grain boats are ex- pected in the next few days, both at the elevator and at the trill. William Campbell, son of Light- house keeper Robert Campbell. was second mate on hoard the Russia which was wrecked on Lake Huron laud Satmd:ay, and 'the captain was Captain John McLean, formerly of Goderich. Mr. Campbell has as yet AII nii worn trona his son since Ene disaster West Murrill Women's Institute. A meeting of the West Hbron lietd-- fir- the council chamber, Clinton, on Tuesday afternoon, April 27th. Representa- tives epresentstives wereresent from lloderich, tiohnesvttte, �Vingham and Clinton. Mrs. W. Jenkins. president; occupied the chair. The most important item of business was to arrange the time and place for the annual meeting. A mllluniCat ion :was read from H. president of the Fatnlers. in. stitu extending an invit atiein to join t ' in in their *Initial meeting in June. (ter a annewhat lengthy dis- cussion 1 as decided to hold the an- nual meet; in Clinton on 'Friday. May 21st. n all who could make ent,and the bride's brother, Lieut. Chas. Varcoe, of Toronto, was home for the occasion. C. A. Nairn's Retirement. An event in the business circle' of Oralerich which deserves more, than passing mention Is the retirement of Char. A.. Nairn from the grocery busi- ness usiness which he had conducted for the long term of twentynine years. Though Mr. Nairn is well within the prime of life, it is remarkable that, with one exeeptiou, we believe -that of John Butler -he had at the time of his tetiretnent,the longest record con- tinuously Its business of all the mer- chants on the 8ituet•e. lie has been one of our moat rapal/le, enterprising and successful bubiuesa men. and it will be a "entree of satisfaction to the people of Ondericb to know that be does not intend to remove from town, Outside of his own business Mr. Nairn hoe ieen associated with several of tbu industrial concern; of the town, which will still benefit from, his con- nection. As president of the Board of Trade for two years, as treasurer of the hospital board since its inception, and in various other connections he has done elut is doing good service for (3oderich ; in fact, in any general nnwemetlt in the town r uirmg a good business -head Mr. Nairn has been looked upon almost as an indi: spensahle. Mr. Nairn's successor in the grocery business Is C. S. Ewing. late of Tees - water, who has had *good business ex , rirnoe and will no doubt tllajutttiu is nese nt it high standard. Charged with Arson. Ira 11 c,', the former lessee of James IsotetitiTtensaif,-wes • fore Ile- police magistrate on Tuesday morning, for the preliminary 'hearing in the charge *Anima biul of settingg Hirt• (ti -the hotel. Up tri May SO, 1907.k the night the fire took Mace, Bice was proprietor of the hotel. having leased It for ,a term of three years up to and including November :llhh, 1005. On January•. 1. 11107, local option wiped. out Bice's license. Three months was given hitt' to dispose of his stock. Over a year after a mysterious adver- tisement appealed in _The London Free Press as follows: The' madeasigned will give $00 to any person or persons that will give NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -May 0th. Excursion to Toronto -Joe. Page, Kidd, ........ 1 To Seattle and Return -F', F. Lawrence..... e Reader --O. T. It 3 Frdit 'Prase. -John Stewart Yat to 11 Varnish for Avery Purpose-Woewll's Hard• were ..,.... i House to Rent -Mb* Buchanan. Properties. fur Sa1e-I'roudfoot, Hays Amer 1 More New Utero udr-D. Millar Ca, Iteadan--Taube stn....... .... I A Gentleman SAW -Cameron & Maore"• • Men + • •- o U- M. }:111ott - y •l..e to I/virolt- White star Lane s iffats--Ts,, Two Martins House %l anted -l'. S. Ewing 1 1'ae idc l'me s Auction N antete,I- R. M. Hallllaoi Beckett Limited,1 A %%seek',. epochal Prices -J, H CNboeas..,4 The Ideal is the Best -Howell Hardware ('405 Inst Day of Moo ing Nate -John Stand 4 Introduction 4..- S. kwh,g a Extras from Carpet ant Clain bepart• menta-Ho4Yen. Bros It..__ Auction Sala -Thor. Gundry I t (. I. it "The Ladies," responded to by Nei Cameron ; "Athletics." reeponded to by Hugh Polley and Kenneth Boyd i •`i'he Winners," responded to by the president, Dr. Hayden; "The ,Losers." responded to by the vice-president,• A. M. Robertson ; "Our Y.114. C. A.' re- sponded, to by 1Valter Naftel, Edwin Clark and Clarence Young. As a vent - anon in the program of speeches a vocal solo by Alf. Cook Was very pleasingly rendered, and at the con- clusion of the program a hearty vote of thank, to the losers for the excel- lent treat provided was mooed by the president and heartily applauded. As the national anthem had been slang_ at the opening ff toe-.toiut ifeitlha gatb:: ering joined hands round the tables and concluded with the singing of Auld Lang Syne. In speaking of Otte Sister Associations _J/dr. 1'leniirtg_.1ew erred to tbe•organization last month of a new branch, at Hrturaels, which started with an excellent hoard of directors. He told of the evidences of. fraternal spirit between the various branches in the county and suggested a debate between. the Go detich and Clinton branches. It is proponed to divide the membership of the Godes rich bridal, into two (Briskets, red and blue, and to arrange • system of credits in a friendly rivalry. In the in- terests ot the Assoclation. The da tails of the plan are 10 he dieseussed next Monday flight and a full meeting is asked for, I The Drainage Problem. To the Editor of Tho SfgnaL DEAR. Stn, - Kindly give space in our y paper for the following few questions and renlarke and oblige a citizen and ratepayer of the town. My flnt question is, Is it, not pos- sible to drain our town and have it dry as it should het Seennd goe.tion, 1e it because It cannot be uracned that it is not dens P 1f it is not a thing that can be done. why, I suppose we people on the _ -Huron road may -sink areswim. Third question. Is there an outlet for the surface water that fills cellars and places on the southeast side of the town ? Look into 1t. DutTs gar- den on the west side of Huron road. and on the town side of Neil Murray's cottage, whose cellar fa, or has leen, full of water. Mr. Wootton's cellar also has water in it. Robert John- ston's property is a lake three months of the year. This is a very important matter and why should things be PP they are ? I am told that it would not take much of a scholar to nod an nutlet for this surfaee water.,We want to know how long we re going to be in this position: We have wafted long and with a degree of patience, but we are not going to Wait much longer. Our property is not much use to us under the icipsl gavel nment of the day. Surely the public works committee has some knowledge of the state of things and we hope this vexed (p101 - tion maybe looked lx)kt'el into. We are loth to apply to the county judge in this matter, but it may be the only Yours, -- - A EATKPAYKR. Ooderich, May :3rd. IOIR RECITAL North st •act Methodist Church -FtIAY, AY '7TH,- 1.909 - - - Idl. Roc' A ms's, O tai and Choirmaster. PROOR ' ME Organ. -Toccata (Dubois) - A. Roy Adams Chorus. -Triumphal March in "Naama " (Costal Choir Song. -The Gift (Behrend) \, Miss grown Violin.•=Sehnsucht der Sennerin (Ole Bull) Bliss Meinicke Chorus. -Bridal Chorus in "Rose Maiden"( Cots<en) Choir • Song. -The Swallows (Cowen) Whys.' May Organ. --O Filii et Filiae (Guilmant) ' -A. Roy A ms Song and Chorus. -Land of Hope and Glory, from "The Banner of. St. George(Elgar) Mr. James Thomson and Choir Reading: -The Substitute Dr. Dougall Quartette.Lullaby (Mote) Misses Brown and VVightman Messrs. McLean and Thomson. Piano. --Marche Russe, two Pianos (Pessara) Messrs. Detemme Millyard and A. Roy Adams Solo and Chorus. --Finale in " Rose Maiden" (Cowen) Mrs. May and Choir God Save the King.( 'Pickets, 25c. it.namvenien t to -attend ...the :i' armer'e Institute could do so in the forge of a pienie. Arrangements were made to hold morning and afternoon epee' the former to be devotd'to MISine$s, while a J,rogram consisting_ of -paper* rand musical selections would 1111.1n the afternoon, Teethewsy-Varons, Yesterday wag a day of pleasant ex- citement and interest et the home .of LL -Col, J. A. S. Varcon and Mrs, Vac ter.. I Tfy, ahce rarm. Carlow, the or:- '•.'.Frac Isein the Innt•riagt• of the daughter. 11 the hone, Miss Mabel Vasco,•, to 1'. Christopher Trrthewey, moons engineer, of fioderieh, son of (tap'. and Mrs. Tref bogey, of town. Aa b •Illi ing the marriage of a soldier's daughter, the hrxt.e Wpm decorated with flags and arms, the ceremony taking phaco in an arch h2neath thu ?obis of the t'nion Jack And the Cana, lar ensign an a shield of bayonets. ace. J. R. Mann, of Auburn, ufllciatpd, the erre being at 10:31I o'clock. Mendelssohn'a Wedding March was played by Prof. Fitzgerald, ot Lon- don. The bride's dress was of mauve voile over white silk, trimmed very handsomely with cream silk applique. Her hemp; 4. Lias of lilies .of the valley and m•aiilenhair fern. The brides maids were Miss Dale, of llarriets- vile••, and Mise Frank Mclean, of Dnn• galrnon. Miss Dale wore white milk and carried white cootie. Miss Mr. Lean wore )result erste de chene and carried pink recce, (`apt. Bert Vat-' coe, brother of the bride, wan grooms- man. Atter the weeh$ing hreekfatt i the b,•id.al party drove W (ioderieh and alt•. and Mrs. Tretheweyy took t r .Ir, for n hip to Detroit, Niagara Falls and other prints, follower) by the good wishes of a host of friends. In whi'h The Si R nal heertily joins, The popularity att.he young couple was attested by a magnificent array of wedding gifts, including many handsome articles of cut glean and sil- ver set of crown derby china from Col. Ray, of Port Arthur, end handsome thegnes from the parents of the bride' and groom and from either relatives of , the bride. The groom's prevent bn the Inside wee no elegant bracelet.; to the l bridesmaids handsome pearl rings, and to the groomsmle a gold watch- I fob. About seventy risme mets pre* nny evidencethat-wilt weeulre the con- viction of the Marty or parties that eare:I,1 the horning of his hotel in the village of Hensel) on tbo morning of May 39, Itp)?. JANilts COX WORTH, • f#('fMtt. .The evidence 'given before Pollee Magistrate Butler on Monday was that of Peter Lamont, warden of the county ; and Mraors. Wilson, McDon- ald, I'eart, Nickerson and Welsh, of the vicinity of Herman. Bice rented the hotel for $:ii1 a year and hie lease Tgd a year and six months yet to rut) et the time of the fire. The strongest evidence was Huai of Mt•. Peart and Mr. Niekerlonn, who swore to having heath Bice make dome remark about. having eunsultell,hi. Lawyer and being told that he could get free of his lease by paying .one or two months' rental, that he might pay one month's cental but would put .a )latch to the place before he would pay two. The police i tiyrfetrate, however, did not consider this was sufllcient evidenrn to send the man up for trial ;and n we'ek's adjournment was de for the frown to bring further evidence, W. Proud - foot is acting for the defendant. The Y. M. C. A. A very interesting evening was spout the V. M. U. A. - rooms on Monday night last, the occasion being the treat provided by the loiters in a bagatelle tournament which had been in progress for same time. The first part of the evening was taken op with the playing of games and the rooms presented a very animated applears antn. A meeting of the board of directors was held during the evening and Kenneth Boyd was appointed set'. retary in place of Will Johnston, who has left town. Letter in the 'evening the gathering was invited by the vice - presidept, Mr. A. M. Robertson, cap- tain of the losing side, to sit down to w we'll -w read board, and ice cream, rake, coffee and sendwiehes began to disappear, and after the inner man had been medalled the folk wing toast list was introduced by (3. F. Blair, chairman .,f the county committee, brie? epeeeh(•s (wing made in response to ow towels, which were drunk in coffee: "The King," honored by the singing of (:oxl Save the King;"Our Sister Aswow•tation," responded to by the county secretary, 1.. c. Fieming; ANNOUNCEMENTS. Monday, May 17th, is the date of a grand sacred concert in Victoria street Methodist church. Keep the date opine. The Howell Hardware Co. are talo ing contracts and filling contracts on hand for Star Portland cement at $t,itt per hill. off ear. flet your orders in at once; the lowest -price Portland cement has been sold locally. Remember the date of S. L. Taube') visit to lioderich, 'and 11 there i. any- thing whatever wrong *Tth your eye- sight, make it a point to rr,nsult him at t)nnlop s drug ..tore, on Monday and Tuesday, May 17th and 18th. i Mt'oRT.'CT.-Your corns, bunions or ingrowing toe -nails cured. Face and ..calp treatment for superfluous or .ladling heir.. Consult specialist at Bedford hotel. Moderate charges. in town from Monday, May 100, un. til Saturday. May 15th. EXCURSION TO TORONTO, -A special excursion will he rem on the Uanadia3 -- Pacific Railway from Oo derich to Toronto on May the 271,h, to the Wood- bine races. A specially cheap rata. nuts leen secured *2.05 return, good going ..n special train on the morning -Of thi'77thand gdbdfir retorts any tra n on the 271h or the'lmtb. Special train will leave Guilarich at 7 a. m. As this is a very low rales a large crowd is ex - meted. Secure your ticket* at the U. P. It. oMee. Jos. ,Ktnn, Agent: , The "ar:ousticon" magnifiers every mound 4(s) per cent. That means that, no matter how Leaf you are nor what the original cause of your deafness was, as long as the auditory nerve is *live, you will hear at once. Call and erre this wonderful invention demonstrated by Taube & Sonia- at Dunlop's drug store, Gode- rich, on Monday and Tuesday, May lith and lath. AUCTION SALES. w•r241Cau v. May 111.h. (lrnat clearing gaffe of renldence property In the town of 1ioderIch r nnrneneing at I :n o clock, by the executors of the entale of the late Georg. Acheson. Toon. 4emote, gum Pelee r BORN. OOLUflont ;. - In (olhnrne, on Turo4ay. May tut, to Mr. and Mrs. A..11. (loldt here., a son. MONK.- In (hoderlrh, en Sunday, April _nth, to Mr. and Mn. h intern Monk, Victoria nowt. a daughter. MARRIED. GRAHAM -- I'AItSONS, - At I*so Pro , (nt• nrado, on April doh by !teen Hart, Osnrgo Ilnahem, r., of F:.linnurgh, *offend, to Carrie F:. Tenon., daughter of (he ate Ooorge Par,eone, of Ilotorlch, 0IED. BRIVh1LF:V fn lin.terlrh. on Friday, April slab Louie& Brindley, agad Ste yearn