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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-5-20, Page 1A Trade - Puller Adveruaug to THE SIG- NAL awns new trade and holds the old. I( you have made your pale and dont tare whether you do business or not don't advertise. „ ease SIXTY SE(.UNI) YlA&-Na no efr GODERICH, ON t'ARIO, CANADA : MAY 1194 A Good Introduction A well -printed letterhead, on good paper, gives a firm's cor- respondence an appearance which at once recommends the buuacsr in whose behalf it is sent. THE SIGNAL prints this kind of business stationery. vANATTER t ROBIi:KTsoN. Pi/autumns Finauol*l 1 am offering. fur sale Debentures hearing interest at five per cent. per annum. payable half -yearly. These debentures offer an absolutely rate and prof- itable investment. 1 would advise anyone having money to invent to, be run• to call and awe me. W. L. HORTON THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS nil &hangsof running. advertise- ments must be NR at this offlcu 6jt tdonday noon to ensure Insertion in Issue of Nene week. GODERICH MARKETS. Tuuruoav, May = th. Fall /Wheat, tar bush 31 15 to 3 t 15 wfeg.t beat, per bush- _--t-.- teeter .. i.. t*. firs per bust u W to u 611 kwheat.Iwr burls o et to 0 et Oats ht„ par b'L 0 Seto 0 43 Pear. 0 psi to 9 !u eta:M J -.i Screenings ter ton. .tate to el Le Flour, fr•.dly. per cwt 3 )u to a u, Four., .stent, esircwt • :12.i to 3 4 era• ,es. u ) 1 l n . U Irl I S44Jrb•, per ton 'j„ •Li in to :tl •I Hay, per ton a ,m, to it Ira Wood, per cord f )0'to a )111 Nutter, per IA. , „e ,,,- L 1» to u DL Cheerer. per Ib 4 iJ to a 13 Kelm, fresh, per dose,0 I7• to' 9 Iv es Potato, new . .. . ' .YI to :.i ('stele, ordin'y to good, per cwt. 4 S1 to .i e3 CaeU.. septal. pet AWL - LanHsaw s 'Ito •` Sheep, per ewt - 3 81 1. tin Hann, per Ib It 17 tu 17 Macon. per lb X15 t0 0 Y) ,perlb i3 io IS Tallow. per Ib ers or Boarders Waatod 1)M:IL9 OR 1(00M ERS WAN'''. •oung ANT- 'ow.gLadlee preferred. t'omfort- nven(ent to .4 ttivtitut5, ser Of lake. Apply at THE 811.... ted to Rent IlkTANTEI) with modern rwmectiuu. Apply to has. A. Nairn. RENT. - HOUSE )vmNatace,, alto bare in C. S. KW IN(i, sN•Gi,..or t 'Dill ED 1100M Apply to MRS. , 1110 HINT. -A F1'lt. ---1 to rent{,, A lady prefer -- l'-. LETSON, SL Devld'. ',tree 1110 RENT. -PORTION Rt NT. -PORTION 1 sldenoe of Mira Buchanan, IiuA SLAndreW entreet.. Meltable eery meet* oe-fa, law it eaueie w) ply. Goad lawn. fruit trees. town wa water. Terme sere reseolable. a11ti" BUC'HANAN. 011 the P ALKX. YUCNG.t'arlow P.O. F THF Rt'r ler of Nebo* ther for eta - muesli law • r. arse soft POT to ism. Or Beal Mate tor bale. I'ALI'ABLF,-HOUSE PROPERTI e I0K BALK. $1,500 Nine -moot frae houu-r withto 0d ,' fraow stable enmpreuen. s$1 )300 leRht-room frame house, • l4rrn•ru,a, fraune cottage, $1,000 .Ub1e on the preuuses. Sl,a00 Good to -room frame house. - ._._.__ $1,0w (food frame house. 7 room.. ' $1,350 Good frame house. All the*e properties to be sold l0 close estate. J.i 3t PItOC1F0(Yr, HAYS &HLAI IL 'WESTERN LANDS FOR MALE.-- lAt aeree with '3t, potato to crop frame kuu.e with okone in, Price $1.Um including crop. land a rich loam. IA1 acres at-lnt per was!. broken and fenced, Tnls be a snap. a* hitt nr1 going up every year. ler acre* with 3004 buildings. eel aotea broken ; price rs) per *,•m. 14001 locality and piton* In house. An; of - 1,-e can be taught 1n ea.y term*. J. H. 1 Kw't4LEY. Yorkton. Sask. 'U :SE AND 'TWO 'IOTS FOR II sets -Well .Rusted trams li story hoose. corner Cambridge street and 13ritannta mad, containing 7 loofa*. Mlle, pantry, wash -.room. cellar. ora : stone foundat oo. Al in gad repair. Roth lots can be sold with Ilea*, 0r wear -away, ea desired. 11 not sold et m1,e, house will be rented. Terms res.onable. For further tartirulers apply to HENRY HI/RN KY, Proprietor. or UIS), HECKKTle ,A u(tione.r. IM to Ola Hider. per.cwt4.,.,,.,-,.,...,,,,,•,,• _a en 40 a 34 sheep skin) IA tri 1 It%lckent§ . 111 to W Turkeys . ..... ..,.., e12 to 11 ()ut.lde markets page a this week. • Auction Sales. MAMMoTuI sE-MAL E U.' OtrokS OF X1.1. 1.11pWRII'TlON' t' 40 3a 7113 MA4auKMes r ns. THE UODEHIen H0K.'4E M %Illi ET MO DAY. MAi. 3l, 2 O'CLOCK We hay decided In addition to our, monthly Market to aye i mammoth Aucttun Sale and invite cele front any persons having horses to therms. We will gu ntee to have the buyer* here If you furnish th hoest. Sale to be renducted on the smite p clple se the large horse sales in thee4tiea,- Co*LI7maa:- n entrance fee of is fur each burse. 2 percent. f sold; nothing if not sold. Buyers w111 has the privilege of trying horses until N ocloe or day of sale : if horses ere not found se rep seated pout money will be refunded. Our am toaive satefia:Uon to both buyer and setter, 411E ARE PItF:PAR 'n TO HANDLE, 200 HOR•'ES. CIHOICE LOT IN OA13K0\V 1'1tUP- i' ERIN, corner Market street and YAW, avenue. Five minutia walk leen churelie- .011uo1*, postern a and .tore'. r)ewer 1n Elite **,nor. l'antrular* may be had from J. 1• /MO W X. l iodcrl.11. - _fieWO F IIL-ST-CLASS.. BUILDING+ L lot. for .-,ale, .ituaret in Newgate ani trio r.., Ulderich. Term. *ts may ere agree a `ran, For particulars apgly to F. J. Wt111HAL- _ HOUSE FOi4 13ALen. - A NBW brk•k dwelling, with t he modern ImGruve- nlrnts, pleasantly situated and near that/Aare. Apply to W. It. R(1tIItTSON, HOUSE FOR KALE. - A TWO. NTOHY brick house. with *even rooms, nn Brucestreet_ Particulars ea) be had by telling at HIUNAL Office. 3itf jr'ARM FOIL SALE, LOT 11, CON ■ ('KSSIO\ A t'olborne; 127 orate, of good sol, been ruder grass for eight year*, 0441* east of Dunlop and :H miter from lice erich with good buildings and artesian well and windmill. S *erre of orchard. beat. of *Inlet fruit, anti ten acre. of bush. For ,Articular,' Apply to JAS. YOUNG:. jr., Nu N waters a., /wage. 111. _ _ _ LIOK SALMI, --IN ORDER TO CLOSE I' tip the e.t*tc of the late U. C. Shannon, 41. D., his late residence Is now for *ale. It le in very fair condition, haw modern cons enlete .es, 1•*1) he inslsret'.I a6 any time. For further lealeulare apply to I'toudtoo4, Hays k Blair. • C. J. HAMILTON Executor. r TH13 STERLING BANK OF CANADA Hs Orrice Tc o.,Ino ettraellegiea Canasta 411,000,on0 INCORPORATED RY BPi 4'IAI, ACT OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT To Rliaciel V R n4,l'e181T$ To accommodate the Farmers we have opened Branches in the villages of DUNGANNON, AUBURN, VARNA and BAYFIELD. We solicit the Patronage of the FARMRR. RALE lr(yr3* DISCOUNTED. Highest current rate of interest paid In our SAVINGS BANK DEPART - M ENT) on tlrpeleits of 11.04) and upwards. GODERICH BRANCH A. G. GAMBLE, Manager. 1 Send for entrance cant, ving a de*erlptlon of your horse for rale. Add s* Tilt UUl/KitICH Hlri K MARKET. liuderich. Ont. UR, W. F. CLAaw, V .R., JA w t'oM1ol.l.r, I'reride);l. ` .r-Prpedent A. O. (1 seine., Mgr, Sterlin Bank, Urn Item k,'tecreinry. Treasurer. ;:,.tom t s.1 !' g t -Tfatv / 411:0".11-4M 4W• %p.% . (ZA TtR A Y 4.7 Auction House. -.1 IA'1a n ti!y o.1 f '1h' mas'1e 1 ni ihd furniture «41440.14 reverye, : UKO, I4 4:KKTT. Auctioneer. 1)i4CKETTe K& ICSO.FOLR iSTLO F PROP - ye are continually ahang(ug the list award Ing ae the dIRereut places Are mold. Now 1. 1 he pupae time to buy. 1)o nut put it oft' until it I- I ate, t1HOD FRAMEHOUSE ON BItuCI•: li street: barn on the place. Ilse minute., walk from the Square: at A bargain for lumen• late sale. .. 1001) BRICK 1101'HE. ELECTitl(' elf light and furnace, on Trisfalger street : n bsrgaln. NEW CEMENT - BLOCK HOCXE near Wheel HON Factory. A snap. Write. 'phone or rail at. the Auction Homme. Furl her tarticulan, from BK(•KETT i ('0. Notioe to Creditors NTOTiCE TO CREDITORS. 1 N.i lee is hereby given to ell persona having claims against the e.tAte of JAMVAVut•to, late Of the village of Auburn. in the county of Huron, ,,*w-ndller, deceased. to send 1n same duly verified to W. T. Riddell, of the said village of Auburn, Merchant. on 01 before the atth day of May, liana, after which date the * rnitaattwwtsla. el his .estate . will distribute seine among the persons. entitled 'there 10, haring regard onlyto threw clanns_of which she has notice anwill not he liable for the proceeds of the e.t*te so distributed to any pones of whom, claim notice shall notbevy been received. Dated at Auburn this 13th day of Nev. A. D. PO*. M. 1t. Yl l'NO, 0:34. Ad m i n i -tram r. 1V ()TICE TO CREDITORS, IN Ti1E MATTER OF THE K8TATK OF CHRISTINA //PRt•N(4 LATE OF THE VILLAGE OF DCNUANNON, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON. WIIOV.', DE- CEASKD. Netter ie hereby elven pursuant to R. R. O., !'hap. 129. that All ered)tnrs and others having •Ialme against the estate of Use add Christen Sprung, whn deed on or *Lout -*ha _Brat day of May. Mee are required oh or before the 11 rat day of June, It✓ te .end er deliver to the undersigned..ollcltor for charts* eilrt•1n, of the township art Wawann'h. In the minty of Haran, the executor of the ..IA estate. their Christian end nrrn*me., addrraes, end de- 'rriptlona, full •,artleulars of their Malmo end statement of their alv'.innt and the nature of the *merit les, If Any, held by them. And feather take notice that after such last'menttooed date the -ane executor will proceed to dl.trlhnte the sett. of the.ii'eiamed among the partiee, entitled thereto, having re Bard only to the claims of which he shall then have not. and the! he will not no liable for the saki aaseta, or any fart thereof, to any per eon or persona of whose elate notice .hall not have been received to the time of such dis- tribution, is- tribution. Dated the 71 h dal M May. A. n. eigt ('HARLEe OARltt,w, MolieltOr for Chitties lilryin, Kea%V. 'LOCAL TOPICS. Rey. Mr. Hinder -Married. tha Hatucxlay- task 1tev. M. Tur rector of St. George'rchurch. officiate' at the marriage at the church of this former rector of Trinity church, Hay- field, Rev. W. Hindi, to Mrs. Hudie, of Hayfield. Navigation Notes. The arrivals of grain bottle the pant week at the elevator were the Turret Cape, Turret Court, Dundee, Midland Queen and Scottish Hero. The steamer Leland and tow Canaille arrived on Tuesday night,„ with cargoes of coal for the Big Mill, and are unloading. New School Trustee. Dr, W. S. Turnbull was elected public school trustee' on Tuesday night at the nomination meeting for the vacancy in the St. Andrew's want representation on the board caurevl by the resignation of Jamey fait. His nominator end Iecnntler were James Tait and l3', E. Uodgens. Successful Students. 'Among the successful students in the recent exminuet ione at etas Seined of Praetical Science, Toronto, we notice the uawe of G._ .IL __Kiliutt, t1f town, who pawned his second year it irrt -engineering -.•ourse- honors. The nacre of J. Isbister, a former G. C. 1. student, appeals in thehir t d year list in mechanical and electric engineering. Holmes-McGillicuddy, Many Goderich friends will be inter- ested in the ennoutcceweht of the warr•itige on Friday Iasi of Miss Eleanor Isabelle, only and Mrs. Thomas McGillicuddy of Toronto, formerly of Goderich. The bride is the daughter of a onetime proprietor of lhie loomed and The Signal joins in best wishes. The happy groom it Gordon Menzies Ilolmee, of McMaster College, Tor- onto. Smith Properties Not Sold.. Twopropertie9 on Kingston street belonging to the witness-- pt -41144 late Abraham South were offered for sale at aoction-os Monday. but no trans- fer was rans-ferwas made, as there was very little demand, the bids le•iug away below the value. These propertiea were l he corner lot adJ'oining the King Ed- ward hotel stn) the property on the corner of Kingston and Victoria. streets. A vacant lot on Cypress street also was offered. New Furniture Factory. The Ideal Furniture Factory is the name --under --which- AL: new :hi►sitiess venture in Goderlch it 'advertising. The teen behind the venture are Ed- ward Robinson, Grunge Snaith and Alfred Vt ilkin and they have secured the. 'factory building arrows front the King Edward hotel on -Kingston street, where they are fitting up machinery. The ground floor will be the machine shop and the upstairs will be devoted to the finishing de- partment. The management expecte to have things running in a few days. Mrs. Rumbait Wins. The results of The London Advertis- er's European trip contest were an- nounced on Tuesday, and in district No. a -comprising the counties of. Huron, Bruce and Perth -the winner iw Mrs, J. A. Rurubalt, of lioderich. The result is very gratifying to Mrs. Rumtlall's friends, whn stood by her loyally throughout the contest and rolled up for her a total vote of BO,., :lel. A itrucefteld lady, Miss Mary Uibsou, was second in this district, with a vote of 12..112, and gets a con- solation prize in the shape of a trip to the Kootenay. The Horse Market. The directors of the lioderich horse market announce a mammoth sale to he held on the alst of May. As there will h.. hoses a lrotn_ all' parte - of _the_ country, for all eLtwsem of hors's. we xpect to Neeb etre of the largest lbellimgs the town ham bad for some e, and the:prowoturs should be t Lost or Found 1 111T. -ON THE 30TH OF APitll„ J in to . or on the Dunlop 10.d, a 41*ly- fawn-coin, . raincoat. Felder will please laevo at SIONALotflce, " 1-t S1tii. tions "Vacant UTANTED. 000 D (GENERAL i r eakiaet a+ak Steady work. U as e proferred who bus ,ad sour experience 10 making, Iarntory * *n4 (ante-. A .alp tar03,wage.., TWIG 'CS#:X MMANI"Fitt It: KIN GCee, awsex, B. Cat all) WANTED. -- OR GENEitAL Al housework, Houses -(e. ling all eomplete,- Apply to MKS. (1OOLt iv, . i'CICN11 •LL, Monuewl Areal 11141. WANTED, -TO Uf looper N) Whem on hosiery. pert._ R. M. AA1.LANTYNF--, a, tratford. PERATE u.t be cx to/. 1)01 31. - r -ougratulated for their work and re- crive every )'nemiruyewent from the Wwuepe•uple: The horses will he sold by auction, where everyone will, have chance- to !rid anti know hew-Uw are selling, Huron Old Boys July 3rd. The officers of the Hamm Old 11.)79` Association of Toronto announce the tenth annual exeinsiuw under the auspices of the Association, which will be run to Go,lerich and Winghain ism Saturday, July :ird. Two special trains will leiter the felon Station. Toronto, at 7.15 N. m., stopping, at North Parkdale, \Vi•Nt Toronto and Brampton. It in expected that the trains will arrive at their lesiwctive de.tinatlons at 12 o'clock. Returning enecial trains will It'ave (inderiell And •Winghain on Monday, July 5th, at 6 p. w. Tickets :ire good: to return, However, on any regular train On Sat- ut•dey or Monday. 'fife return fate to (ioderich is 61.85 ; children, I15c, Municipal Notes. . The Mayer and the town clerk drove up to Kintail this afternoon to Itjeet representatives flow Kincardine and the town -hips tet Ashfield and Huron wit1(4 reference to the appoint• went of an engineer by the ill ullei pbl- itteir- to safeguard -their inters -iota to connection with the building of the electric• railway.' The COI •hese aµ Anted by tbe ciniu.•il consbdel of tbe rt• Illenlllers last y'ear's council, but roust of the Members of the cowl '!tee hail *04.4,4. ests to keep-thenl sat hi tee. t war he A writ was issued 1 k in t ease of the town 'walnut, the Wheel (Ctgs tbmpany-f4oE tag- over 41 dispute as to the Ilinount. ne by the company 00 repayment on t e munic- ipal Loan. Coal Contract Awarded. At the weekly'nleeting of the ater ntld light MOUltul4Nlon On Mo day t(iitT)Cth: Spon was- the potehase of the ct 'empty fare ;the coming season T fullowipg offer. were received : From the Pittsburg end Buffalo Company, Cleveland, $2.U5 ; Norfolk and Cheat. peake ('nal CO., •ll.troit, Ked Jweket, $'2.75: Fairmount Coal Co., Detroit. 112.15 ; Meadow Brook Coal and' Coke Company, Detroit, $2.2.5. ' These prices are for delivery at (Jdd.'rich harbor. The offer of the Meadow Brook Coe and Coke Corup.any, being the lowest, was accepted. A sample ear of their coal was received a short time ago andtested et the pleat .hare. The contract is for'2,1a)1 tons. A few amounts were ordered traid. the larg- est bring from C. J. llarper for (311'.1)2, for lead pipil7for the -season; Baseball on Victoria Day. -711e-players whre-g,,-err-M;t,ht.1 i Monday next, the 2tth, for the two- ba-chall games between the two teems will be es follows': J*ek -Tait. 1I. Bel" altar. Jetties Wiggins, C. Webb, O. beau. V. Dean. C. Devine, Jack Idis, C. Black. L. Elliott and H. Walter,, with Presto Strang As scorer. Fat the first game Jay. Wiggin. and V. (lean will be the 1attety and for the second, the League game, Tait will be it the pitcher's lox and I►tin will eateh.--The proapecta are for a large representation from .Gnderich at the neighboring town on the holiday. The G. l'. I. it showing up well in the. game. Two Of the town team are (I, (;• I. 'students, Walters and Dean, and snotiieiiiiiident, 1)ii-ffa1dirntay. son, Will play on the Lochalsh team on Victoria flay; against Luckiow, et Point Clark. Death Of Mrs. Echlin. After an illness of ten weeks Mib. S. el Iychlin missed to the ivotle unseen On 'Tuesday 1avt, and to the le- teAved !unhand and children and the ether r•l,atveti the sympathies of y ft lends Ate extended. Mrs. Rrhlin was eel slighter of \V, 1e fast Let, lite 1.1 t',.Ilenne t. awn -hip Itud now ,f'Gn,lcr tell, her 'teet e' ma melte- ing renter- 14 ,4.41,1. Potter, and she is etetteel'•l by foul s:Nters and live blethers : \irs. D. :ticker. of A{inni: pep,; NI re. feel, of New elexico: Mem. Watts, of Arizona, land Miss Carrie Putter, of town ; A. H. loner, of Maple Leaf farm, flask, : Samuel Pot - tet'. ti( ColIw,rne ; Sydney Putter. of Regina i Will Potter, of thr Grange, near Chicago. and I, :moles Pot'Ar, of l.urktow, Mrs. Echlin leaves beside. her Mistimed is family of three chil- dren : Cecil, or Sault Ste :mail•, Mich„ and the Mises Roth And Uephls, of town. The funeral will take plate to- morrow afternoon to ('ailment' ccto)• lot y. Women's Inst:tut. Meetings. In the list of Women's In•tlhill meeting ...to he held doting 1 .c a •.t two mouths the fnllowiug in thus Merrily are noted. The aprak,v'. f,o lhe•ae meetings are Mre. L. '.1.' Ashley. of Ieu leeb)I11', and Mts. W. 1Vuelan1. of Forest. The dates are : June 16, Kbm, dren flail. afternoon.irkAler 11, Clinton, council chamber. . - 14- i2) Huin/esville, Mrs. Mulhol- - afternoon. '11,IlayIebl, town half, L's., Exeter, Senior's hall. ,. 111, Ie,ndeshoru', 1'i IT.•t's hull. ii 17, %%Ingham, C. (f. F. hall. ,1 Is, St. Helens, public lien. 1!t, Kintail, Young's hall, 21. I,ucknow, towabaft, after - n, )n. 21;, hI,ievnle, Foresters' hall. '•'.ti', Jamestown. MUS. James ('itt'u home, afternoon Victoria (fall. evening.. 1, Welton, A. 0. 1'. %V. hall. , Ethel, township hall. Gerrie, town hall. 2. idea -worth, Orange llall. weary of the hug journey, needle' ilk rrlict u'e&ple'a feaetlfor the ear as the lit, color anti elit tel the costumes of the women made Inc the eye. 'fhe .tiarruritiun111 drive a bargain was teen when ' of the men found their way iliitvd town and (Rend tint •ender• Gaud that a merchant meant the price 11e Beret quoted. Their First March -out. The •junior hand of the (iodt•riclt Musical ).e•iety, which has been in training. under Prof. Heinicke since last fall, had its first ntat•ch-otat 011 Tuesday evening and Mule a very fevurabte inlpreesion. There were twenty-one players in the ranks. and though they ere novice., most of them having made their first lie- 'gltaintauce with their inatruulentr only a few Hu)ntha ago, the way they played on Tuesday giver prone* of their becuming_a very 4(0(•ft)i lw•gani- zatiun, The junior hind will give iia first outdoor concert on the Square un the Woo noon. of Vi.Un-i4. Day. The 33rd Regiment band wilt -commence ill slimmer outdoor concerts shortly, and we event to ba assured of plenty of mimic this"1uwwer- Osgood. Hall Notes. Toronto, May Ci. --The J. 1. Ouse "1'l,l•rs44-040 Alea:taiut. Cu. _of Xut'an1L.0 is smug E. Livingston of Blyth, count y of Huron, for the delivery to thtwl of un engine, pump and machinery, to be unjustly detained by detendant. JaCui) Andrews of Lucknew has. had a w4 -it iarued against George McCay of Kittt•ardine, claiming $5,611111 ,damages for alleged • falest abreast and malicious Toronta), May I I. - -A reserved ease was granted by the Court of Appeal ye(erday horning in the case of the King -against Willi+sris.1. lllulunia. sell• !cowed by Judge It. L. Doyle of* the county of Hutson to two and a hal( yearteil the penitentiary on a charge anductiuo at Sessferth t4 Maud (lolly, daughter of Jots Bully. a lefa,l•- er,At the towtahip-ot ilfchjllop.-the !wing au unmarried girl under sixteen ears of age. The gneettun, retest -vett is, whether the evidence dis)•Iueted the n nee charged or any trftrene for tvhi h Holmes could limb:! ly be con - Wanted j 1N'l'KD. - iMM1 1)1 AT1 f gond grist twill site, or grist mill. Im t e money of Huron, near the town of tlotlerier Will ray'pot cash, or give part cash end hal- enrtln city property. Addy..-,. 110X int,' THE SitiNAle_lieglcricll,._ le f Notioe to Debtors. OTiCET(1 DEHTOItM.--A1.1, f'ER- 11 semi. indebted to the meat* of the tate James:Youn are required to gay their Re. count* to W. T. 11144.11, Auburn, tnerrhant. on or before the 14.h day of May, when all as. counts not paid w•111 be pierce In .albs Dated at Auburn this 13th dey of Mar. A, D, 1!eo. M. K. YutNO, In td Adniin1st rat rix. Public xeiiss. EETDN(i OF HURON COUNTY t'ut'NCII.. e connr110f the eorpor*tion of the county Meet th the rnnnal ehw of Heron will 1st inner in the town of OcdeHeh on the 1st day of June next, at 3 oclock p• All account• against the entity requiring .('ttlenteet, must he placed with the clerk on or before that%inlay. May erth. 11'. LANE, Clerk. Dated May Pith, 141(1. ICE ICE We Inter unr Ice llonee well tilled and are prepared to sup- ply old and new panting with the beet quality during the 0041)4(144 Newton. CItAIGIE BROS. July The Gypsies Transit. About 11 n'r1 k thig anis ing a car- avan of gypsies rriverl n Glalerich and created Il e a excitement along the route of ) eir itiferary, the swarthy faces, and t gay eolms ,f the .pewee* of the teen and chit• dren,tivatngtthe AV. •f ailwho were within sight. e pa y were on their way from ' awn near raml (tend trrttreiraumm• ramping R mule ftp Maugeen way./ They made a top for noon on the' omtnuns• near th aka - lend bridge horses were hob d or Allowed to' take te roll on the err .nil men, wotoen and children sw•ar .4 from tile rigs, and the first passer- v was greeted with, "Match, match, front an old .gnaw with a hig meer- *c um between her teeth. Demand* fr snatches and requests to tell 0110'01 'thine, mingled with the brawl of an tmknown Longer, and the peevishness of ode or two of thq younger children victeeL Victoria Street Church Concert. ;There\was a fair audience at the ,nncert given on Monday evening in Victoria 'street Methoilist church, end a program of real tnerit Was given. The i4horuses were especially well rendered. )ring given with pre- cision, good tan quality and just ip• imitation. Mrs. uogins sang 'a solo in- ,- gave valued issiltance in the 1:hor(Iw8. Tfltii Cook anti W. J. Deelt were the other vocalists, coutributi I((itlwrs which were duly appre siiiited.r. Cook win- ning an encore, to whiclt\however, be .lid nut respond, Messrs•\1'owrie and Belcher rendered a duet, Mkaan. Hale, Drew, Belcher and Powrie a quar- tette 'and a &utile quartee(te was given by Mesdames bugging a Giv- ens, ;thane., Nicholson and NI hers and Messrs. Puwrie, Drew,- and )rew,and Hale. Mr. Kerslake gavel a cornet solo which deservedly won an encore and his second number was equally enjoyable. A piano- duet by Mrs. JaMee Andrews and 1). Lertune Millysuvd was excellently given. Mr..Millyard actedws accompanist for the evening. with the exception of the acrnmpnn intent- -tie- -Alam..-Buggine' +ung, which was played by Mr. Jordan. Mise Levy's recitations made a pleasing variety in the program and the dialogue Wes annething along semi -dramatic pines which created ranch interest. Death of Mrs Ramsay. After aN1 illness of Wont five emu's fr chrome bronchitis Mrs. W. ..J. Ramsay passed away Pit Thursday List at the age of forty-eight years and eight months. During the last flys. weeks of her 11141118:. she hall been "rnnfhtcd to lewd. The funerad took place on Sunday lafterno in. the ser. t'irr stthr hotter heir( eontleeteit by )111 a s' Rev. 1 r. Dougall, and the . t rupee at the graveside- by Rev. \\, A. Smith, of Dungannon. The pall heaters wt•re Elliott, Samuel Sheardnwn, Chapman She,trdown, Thomas Nich- olson, Leonard Westbrook and .101m Robinson. All the beet hies and sisters of tete deceased were herr for the funeral : a Mr, and Mfrs. J. %V. Mug- ford, of Newcomers, Ohio; Mrs. Kip - pen, of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mu ford, of Heaflrrth ; Albert, Martin seed Fred Mugford. of Col- borne( and Mee. -(plats--► L laWlu.y._nC Nrwmatket, a sister of Mr. Ramsay, Filo, was here, Mrm. Ilamsay was horn in the township Of Mat•tpnsa, Vu:tot in rottnty, where her tnsrriesee look place, 1 •Iliately nater their to. triage Mr. and Mee Ramsey moved to Uuderich township, near Holinemville, and for the paid twelve years the family heal been residents of ticslerich. Besides the bereaved. hus- band a fancily off -four children sur- vive, all residing in town : Mrs. Keen- an, and Misyee Nettie and Lily and Percy. itt hurtle. The Rebekah Degree. ' 1,•tst Thirsdav Mr.. Barlow, of Oa1t, preMddrnt of the Rebek*h llsseulhly of Ontario, was in lawn to institute a lodge here in connection with the 1. tJ -l1 .F La 1 he a(ternog11 1.4e lodge !vee init1(4101 Ana Hite work colifpt•Y'ed on the charter members, after which an in-Dmitri/nerd wits made until A 1i dark in -the warning. 1'ol•ty or fifty pe r'0ll') Ie•tarlle l)1enth011 in the, even- ing and rec(•ived the degree, after• which 1 he elect lain n( ufThIere wee prn- ree.le•cl with, The instailAtion of of - firers followed, Mts, li.at•Inw acting as deputy grand Master (and District Deputy Taylor, of 4 Beton. net grand rnar•hnll, and the following ofYlrerq were dilly installed : N. (4., Mrs. J. 1, Moore- ; V. ti„ Mrs. 1'harhee Reid : re- corling secretary, Mims Kate (hindry ; financial secretary, Mee. ti. M:dwarde treasurer, MIs. Gibson ; warden, Mr.. ltltrryt Reid ; rnnductnr, Milts Fal• enner ; chaplain, Mrs. )ltrongh ; It. S. N. 4,., Mr•s, W. T. Marney ; 1.. (4,, Mrs. Frank -Martin.; K. S. V. (1., Mies Falconer; L. S. V. (i,leMrs. J, J, Edward ; iI. S. yMiss Cowan ; 1., el, `(.. Mine k, Campbell ; 1. (i., Miss Spence; O. 0., Mn. Oeorgn Williams; organist, Mrs. Harry Martin. After other matters of Noblest; had beets. transacted on adjournment was made the banquet. hall, where refresh- 'nta were serval, followed by an in - ft al dance. The meetings of the I(at will hr held twice' month and the It meeting will be on the 27th ins Crabb - demi:Mail The Toronto Globe last Thursday load t he following, which is of local in- lete 4, truth the ht•ole and gcOotlt 'wing well known locally ; "The hula. of Mr, A. U. MacViear, 211' St. Clarens .venni.. *Mt the seetu '-7'tti'tltttt -bet pretty wedding on Tuesday, May 11. when his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Stew• wart Campbell, was united in mar- riage to Colonel Christopher (7. Crabb of t'hieago. The ceremony was con• ducted by the Rev, %V. li. Findlay of St. I:noch's Presbyterian church in the presence of immediate friends. and relatives only. The bride, who seas given away by her nephew, wore a hand -embroidered Parisian gown of old ruse Venetian cloth, with picture hitt to match, and carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the val- ley. The bridesmaid, Misr Lillian Young, was gowned in white Bilk tr11t11, went carried' a bouquet elf' pink roses. Colonel Holwau ti, Purinton, of Chicago, a veteran of the AlllPriean chittour, the Spanish-American war and Philippine campaigns, assisted the groom. The g1Cruuul's present to the bride wee a ne.•k►ace of pearls and diattlonda end a twin pearl ring. set with diamonds ; W the bridesmaid, a jewelled pendant and to the !test men a diamond and pearl scarf ria. After hen heon Ttie happy pair left for an U , 1111 h 1 I the extet:dtd tour, taking in the Broad Canyon of Arizona, - !California and etre Tutt, 11'illiaot etreeL len on Tuesday marmot en a vitt. to an da ill ' r, Mrr. (Aar); Mexico returning by way of the euro Kngene Allan, toad will {,enA •month uw.tone ' a1 , lenient, H. C., with mu and her hwbaud at thou home, 1)e - and the Grand Canyon and Royal 11041• NEW ADVERTISEMENTS--M'•y 2Oth. ase Store and t 11100 Fittings, etc. -The Ideal Fur. Factory s Cabinetmaker Wanted -eugenic Mlle Co, !iuetee. N. H .. it tall ncoet hilae- he rt11 1 Novelties for t'letorie )ay -D. Millar Co..- 3 ' Jen., Meeting -Huron County Council 1 you Fly High -Georgie Johluton . 1 \veddtng` Gifts -W, E. Kelly ' 1 ing 11'e*k s Selling -Cameron & Moors.. , . , . 4 ladle. Waist. -John Stead , a Excursion to Toronto -u. T..R a lteAder U. 'r. It a...........•,•. 1 Announcement -ileo. lleckett. .... I Plumbing, Heatms, etc,-W,1 nadir • 3 Superb Showing of Summer MUlloery-$oft- e .Lt 10i). Heat. beat -J. H. Colborne 4 Announcement. --Henry Mornay. Carlow 1 Furnishwt Room to hent -Mrs. C. Iwtaoa,1 Annwnlceu)ente-Y 8. Crompton* Co 1 `teen Anto111n, Texas. anti wfll rflmala in GOds- rich fur .awe month.. Mise Tuw leeud, of Bellwood. Ont., arrived in mermen 'tun.day, to .peud the Seamon et The Fronteuac, the residence of her brother. H. .4 Townsend. Mrs. Frank Elliott b home front et, John's Hs-.ital._.Tomtite, where she underwent an 1,peratioi.. She war, away for come weeks end i' recovering slowly. Mr.. W. F. Latimer has returned (roan etratfuld, where .he ,pent .il weeks In the hospital. We are gird to knew that Mrs Lai - mer is much benentted. VVe regret to learn that Mrs. Alex. Kirkbride of town, who has ta•eu spending- the winter with herda)ghter. ling J. Wy+oma, of IMytoa. a. .na o.pto re. Gorge of lulur lu hrb 'le travel- led led in a grey tailor -mule suit, with Parisian lace+ waist and grey totter, with plume*. They will be at home In their friends at 55 Lal{eview avenue, Chicago, after July let.' Frank Munro Wedded. Matt)' readers of l'be Signal will be intereet.•d it) the announcement of the wedding of Frank Munro, of Winni- Re . Black arrty i w ed n town tied from rem 1'asa. eon, Cal., to .prod *new works. He is up ,plena but retort. In. wife end family es in nee rate health. lila many friends are glad to me hint. Rev. Joeeph and Mr.. Elliott lett on Hater day for Montreal, en room fora European trip. At bions. real they were to joined b1 their sen. Jerk. ['hey Intend to spend some time In France end will be away about eve montke. Mr. ala( Mrs. Frank/Meerq who wars wait ded at Truro, N. S„ on etas-eth Inst., were to town this week on their hot%ymoon. They are ' peg son, of Mrs. D. E. Munro• of visiting Mr. Munro. mother• Mrs. D. F:. Aul)ua Munro, al Auburn• before going t0 their ItMme u,- which took place at, Clifton. 44, we natag- N. S., on the 8th inst. The Truro Frank Turner, a former welfknowu GoderIch Daily News reports the pleasant event boy. late of %vi...Uwe. 1. In town this week. LL. fulluwN : Mr. Turner le taking a nier'.e In medlefne .a "A ver t home waeddiu wok Toronto Cnlversity end having completed W 9-P X R-ltrend. t'ir wpending .few days with hir ole( place•, at the hums of Mr. and Mr,. friendsln Uoderlch beforereturning (o Wln- Afexauder Chisholm, Clifton, nn May news fur the vacation. U, when their daughter, alias Georgia, he-wifc of Frank Munroe -tet Chance to ProftL__ Winnipeg. The parlors were heautt- We have just received a long-dis- fully decorat)d with carnations 1(cul . tanee'phone cell from our Brantford mayflowers and plotted plants, and .lure, saying that they have wade an US, held& Tarty attest in a hewer of enormous purchase of over 5C0 charm- blwgts. Oueats to the number of in New York wash suits for ladies fi/ty aritnesaed the ceremony, which I and misses, at less than half-price; was Peek' m d by ttrv• Mt•, McLe0t1 ' ani that they are sending to Ooderich. of CliRon,. The bride mss bitlautitulty in time for :Saturday's selling, 164 of guwnr,l in a whirr. .int uurs 1)111', those- stylish garments. We are in - empire style, 'with trimmings of rose., strutted to say that at ff„o'clock Mat- p41ul1acr bar ,yyell taring caught" uP ut lay morning those- extraordinary with mayflowernt, and carrying a twits will be on sale. The regular bouquet of bridal P054') She was at- Prices are =74.54), $9, $10 and $11,5I, lesidwi .by her sister, Mas. Mattie Choice of the lot $L.2a. E. B. CaoMP- Uhishotm, and curtain, 44 Gluiye Tl)v & Co _ Crowe, who, wearing dainty white, I ----- - with picture hats and bouquets of ti. T. R. Excursion to Toronto. pink carnations, made pretty brides-om was attended by An excursion will to run byUrand maids. The groom Mr. Harry Chisholm, brother of the Trunk Railway from Godtlrio h Lo bride, The wedding marches were Toronto on Thursday, May 27th, lesv- played by Mrs. George Black. At the nig on the 7:1(1 a. uL train. and re- turnin on anytrain on the al3tb, conclusion of tits ceremony. a luncheon was served. - after which this I For th excursion the special low fare newly -married couple were driven to of $2,115` -tor the rand trip is offered ; Trurochild(1 R. station, aca)mpwnied a14 fesPleb u Qui 51.3. The O. T. K. has a bynumber of friends. Mr. and Mrs.. to and (_ Monro left n• by Maritime Ex es. for floes no their future house in Winning, visit. I t le ingen route Quebec, Montreal, Toron- allowing t to and other cities, and will be at Through ca bot11etrs'Winnipeg in the course of a and informs few w *. The presents received by "ea.town t1 this popolar bride were numerous and 0^e1 a, m, to 0 valuable,Cpnsisting of silver, cut glass, linen and Cheques. The groom's gift wee a banderrine pearl and diamond ring, and to\the bridesmaida whole pearl rings." Case Dismissed. Two dinners on th M lay lust was ennlewhat of a hot- days at hotel in iday, or at all events a day oit for only five dollars .\shfield residents. a Targe muter of cheap outing, and th whom were in town for the prelimin- cost. There is alwa s something to ars hearing of the cane against two see at Detroit, and it i worth all this Ashfield young men. Dean and (1'Cu11- ' trip costa to spend two aye there, to nor• who were charged with breaking say nothing of visiting our friends. .irteoI, Mctter's- *tore windows at Port. This in the eleventh yea Lha White Albert. Some thirty witnesses had I Star Line has made it pis able to take been summonsed by the Crown, and in : smell a delightful trip at low cost. addition there were it oral Many Only R I I li0forthe Y 8 round nd ripon the t e spectator* fn m the northern town- ' Grn )'hu cul and :aIle for O R of the ship. Police Magistrate i3uUer pre- fins dinners. Remember the dater sided. The hearing had hien ar- June I.O. ranged for the town council chamber,' but the areommodation was alto- ANNOUNCEMENTS. gether inadequate and an adjourn- ment was made to the court house. The trouble took place on the last rain service between Toroo- erich, And the last train ve the city until 7 p. to., e full day in the city. b : no change. Tickets Ion front P. F. Lawn. - agent ; (Ace hours . m. The Greyhound Excursion. An outing trip' f two hundred and sixty miles on t t big, magnificent steadier of the \White Star Line. steamer and two etroit at a oast of a wonderful) t is all it need Big bargains in pictures at pp sale at the Auction House. (iI.J BF:I'K K1-{'. Yate IOC night before local option came tato operation in Ashfield end Mr. McGee Handsome New York wash sujte\ lst sealed to Wave had at idea there half -prism. S&tnrtisy, rhoics, a1 would be tenable. He had been over beet styles at 15.25. URoMPToN'S. to Dungannon earlier in the day and after his eetnrn walked up tram hes 1lµ elegant wash suite. Your time to term to the more in Port Albert, He - proHt. Half-price and lees. Chnirr, and his eon and John Hutcheson wet 11'4.'25, worth.$8.50 to•4111.60, Saturday in the stare for over thew hours, frons at ('HOM1'TON're. In:at) p. tn. on. They had some •'104.11 option herr" and otherwise put in the time, but had no light,. it appwara Mr. McGee and the proprietor of the hotel were not nn the best of terms. The party in the ,torp heart a num- ber of trigs whieh had been in the vil- lage drive off and the ocrnpante say. Ex(Tnstnv Tal TnnnsTn,-A specisi ing goodnight, but later saw the riga excursion will he run on the Canadian come back. and it was atter that that Pli eifo Railway from Ooderlch to the trouble occurred. Some of the Toronto on May the lith, to the Wood - party in the store thought they bine races, uA epe-eiwlly cheap rate noticed lights in the bar 41 the hotel hes been secred *2.65 return, good about 11::01 and on two n"l•asiona Mr. going on *penial train on the morning 444+4 4tent+w4nok- a strati down t.iwar•ds Lt)f tltr.7tband-good to return sits traits the hotel, but on the second hell 10 nn the 27th or the lath. Special hsin make tracks, being pursuer! by some will leave (Ialerich et w. rn. As this young mall. When they arrived at is a very low rate t► large crowd is oa- thestore Alt. Ilutrhea,n took refuge ranted. Secure your tickets at the inside and after this 1 he do or w.,a h.)t.- C. P, It. office. Jos. Kinn, Agent. tererl and a couple lit 1 Lige .stones canoe through the whetting of the More. This was .bent Ail the damage that was done when Mr. Malice left rut home, but next morning when he resulted the /rote there wag some ad- ditional damage to the windows, and to the showcases ins'.de, and n few .Rmillome, (' art idesrnw'n - from 1111) Seagestore r mier.•nn Attorney - ducted the $1)1- tiralitiO • :imT M.' T::' Cameron, K. C., acted for the defence. A number of Wlthemmee W0t•0 eifaht- ined, but .the evidence failed to 1 (111- nect the defendants with the damage done, and the magistrate decided to dismiss the action, NKw Yomc WASH SUITS. -- Our Brentford house bought over 500: (inderich gets its share -161 of them, Saturday at 9 o'clock -suits of the most Unusual style and quality, worth 14.50 to *11.50, choice =5.25. -ORGY)'• Toren, PERSONAL MENTION, n Captain Trethe*ey H away on a trip to Port. Arthur. 1 Mrs, r'aptalnt M*cilrlrmM we* one Of tae axcur.f0n14' to Toronto this week. mks 4I-FMng*II of Toronto, la vlsIting et the remittence of tear. and Mrs. Jewett Kidd. .tis.. Jennie Well, hes returned home after spending the winter with heroism', Moe It. it, Vetter, in Detroit. (40044)er Holt arrival home last V'[dlas Mom AUCTION SALES, WynvranaY, May Doth. - Vnreterrel era lien sale of valuable mill property, mill steels engine. Mole oto., b•Io,ging to Ute wipe. 01 the 1'.. Jame. Young, at the Auburn saw mllle, eninmencine at 1 o clock aharp. The maw end planing mills anti temper shop, at well as a 1*,,re .eentlt 0f leather end other articles will be sold. W. A. Creme, auctioneer. Aueion rale or hnusehold furnitere and furnlaMngw, Om- mencing at 2 o'clock sharp. Mae. T H, W s real -flub- *Week eroprfetrem., Two* Or..eav, auctioneer. BORN. 14AMSKY.- nu 4w, a lley, May 145, on Nr, and Mrs. Dried Mammy. wassned, • d*ught es., DIED. HAMRAle in Ornlerh-h, nn ThnreIay, Ma Intl, Meana Mu for4, beloved wife of W. J. i(nmeny, aired 1e years, s mantis sod 3 days. ECHLIN. - In Olwderirh, on Tnud'y Mar nth, Franey. Itodency Potter. es oved wife of iarm,el Kehlln, aged 17 Fete'. 9 months and IRd*y., The /.meal wall tette !dare from the s.,0• dente of her husband, N (0 street, en Feder, May ?1st, at 1:30 o'clock am•, to OW borne oemet erg.