The Signal, 1909-6-3, Page 1IIA
Trade -
Puller
Advertising in THE SIG
NAL gains new trade and
holds the old. 1f you have
ivade your pile and don't care
whether you do business or
• not don't advertise.
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SIETY,MECOND YEAR -Na 11249
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The Month
of Weddings
For the June wedding T H E
SIGNAL is prepared to supply
eiceanUy printed Invitations,
Announcements, etc., in latest
styles. Wedding Cake Boxes
always in stock.
GODER1CH, ONTARIO, CANADA ); : ,11L E :I, 1909
TH)C MON./IL I'RINTINU CO., Ltd , Platoossae.
?inanelal
I am offering for sale Debentures hearing interest
at five per cent. per annum, pa}•abie half -yearly.
These debentures offer an absolutely sate and prof-
itable investment. 1 would advise anyone having
money to invest to be sure to call and all ate,
--W. L. HORTON---
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
men o
Idoo i BORtd
ass Wanted
�R14 OR ROOM klt9 WANT-
S) KI/. -young ladle+ preferred. comfort
able home, convenient to Collegiate In.utute,
bu.tuew section ur Woe. Apply at THk 1114.1•
NAL OFFICE.
L.-
HOt'HE. AND LOT ,FOR HALF: IN
Village of Auburn. - `'t oryend-a half
bi , lined hou.e : cement floor 1 n cellar ; hard
.ut .aft water. tine -fhb eery tot, planted
with fruit tree+ and small fruit of pearly all
,..tries. lloud stable op pre n h..w. Will be
wo14 on rea,n bJe terms. KU HT. A:' -AU$
EItTUN. Auburn'. 3t,
1)10 INV IS.TM ENT. -THF. STUB Y
of Mr. L. Clement. of Woodstock, who
eureessM two Sty-dotlor tots in a new town In
Alberta lour years neo and mold them for of
-'-LkuWlt' ftch bast sMsoa. is the .to�rtyy of a
rhnuwu mvenor. - n Alberta land. We are
_-. otlrnug lot. in the new town of "dtlrllnlr,"
wMrh 4. gittlfttild In the heart of the great
wheat belt An Southern Alberta and at the
rotation of two actin. railroad.. Write w to-
day. It is bound toheld tremendous profits.
(.11.1.D1NO t HAMILTON. Confederation
Life Hulking. Toronto. . 49.51.
Beal estate for We.
VALUABLE HOOSE PROPERTIES
FOR HALL
@1tD0o Nine -room frame house with rood
'^ :Raine stable uu premixes.
ti l e s3. -Jo -roam frame hou-e.
x000 Meven•rooui frame cottage, with
- stable on the prem!....
LOCAL TOPICS.
Better Luck Next Time,
The pressure on our advertisiug col-
umns this week hew crowded out it
quantity of local 'natter. We shall
try to do 'letter tor our readers next
week.
The Latest.
W. L Horton's new 39-h. p. Cadil-
lac is the latest addition to the auto-
mobiles owned in town. lit is a hand-
some touring car, comparatively
noiseless, and we expert to find it a
very comfortable oar to ride in.
est Huron Llbt)ralt. -
Thr. annual meeting of the West
Huron Liberal Association will be
held in the Temperance Hall; (lode-
rteh, on Monday next, 7th tint.,' at
1:30 p. m. This uteetingois open to
every Liberal in the riding. and it -'(1
hoped there will be a large and repre-
sentative gathering.
Dominion Day In Goderich.
GODERICH MARKETS. f t
THURSDAY. Sons 3rd.
Fall wheat. ".•r t,o.n 32 35 to 3 123
yl
ring wheat, per hath`- .L2.i-to 1 3.
lper I. . 0 43 to O so
itu<eiiwhe0 l so bash O HU to 0 M,
(tate, per bu, li., 0 :,1 t0 61 .0
('eaa, .er hu., 0 as to o tit
Harley. per he .0 0 .1) to O Si
Screening, ,•er ton YO p) to YUNO
Flour, le'..il y, per cwt i 3 1a to 3 (e)
Einar. ,latent. per ext luta_ j.
to_ 3
Bear, per ton N 00 to 24 00
Shorts, per ton 13 Ib to yS in
nor, per ton 9 ;s) to 9 .iii
Wood, per cord 6 to to 6 to
Nutter, per lb 11 17 to 0 1,
('hee*e, per Ib 0 13 to 9 13
Kegs, fro.h, per dos 0 17 to 0 1.41
Potatoes, new iU to 3i
Cattle. ordln•y to good. per owt. i se to 3 L.
Tattle, export, Per cwt - "-i to 3 7.;
Hoop.,.. --- 1 301 to 7 SII
Lambs 3 311 to a a)
Sheep, per cwt r 3 S1 to 4 0)
Haut. per Ib 0 17 to 0 17
Hacon,pe r lb
per ll
Tallow. per Ib
Hides• per ewt
Sher pp ,kin l
Turkey a ,� ,,,
Turkeys ....;;iii-.., eta oriptys.ethisweek. �
013W O1s
Mayor Macklin how been t'equested
o call a public meeting to discuss the
bolding of u Dominion Day celebra-
tion In Oudel•icb, and it is likely that
the meeting will be called for next
Tu.bday evening. The people
Huron. can look out for a big day ln
the county
town on the "1-s
Y First t o{ Jul
and make their plane according)'. In
the meantime there will 1* a lot of
herd work fro the citixens� do i
preparation for the day.
I. 0, 0. F. Elections.
The semi, -annual elections in con-
nection with Heron ge;-J(7o. 8's; T.
0. 0. F., were held on Monday night,
with the following results : %.his, W.
T. McLean ; V. (i., K. _t'. King ; re•
cording secretary. C. AA.. -Reid ; Aflnate
cial secretary, f)1-., 'Tat k ; treasurer,
C. Whitely ; representatives to
04 to n 06 V
e 01 to 6 le re
este Ie' wit
l0
teat•, Duhlop, Platt and Thompson ;
presentative* to Grand Loxdge,
ich meets in Ottawa, Past (:rands
iunlop, 4'..A. -Reid mid 15e. tIark.---
Lost or Found
VONT. -A LADY'S 1401,0 Ht'NTIN(;
case watch. with mom(pgram "A.M." on
frost of case and a ravlai on tislde of case.
A reward will be on returning same to W.
fL KELLY. Jew let--_ _ _ -- -
Auction Sales. -
8Ar1-an*Y. Jr.. tab. -Auction eel* of val-
WHO residence on gusher street, commencing
ii ealsest, at the premise,,
Mas. MAIunAL,. Tats'. Urxna.-
. Ymurieuees.
Volt SALE. A'1' THE IDEAL FI'R- 'r
nitureFactory- limy -".arra ,eye.._ le
day. June. 110, at 2 o clock: -Twelve new IRat-
In+.r., a nu,ntler 01 yard. of new tlokl
several pipets of coach novenas, of
frame. for 0014(0.5, mid heater and Id
,Inger sewing machine, mid many other
article.. THOS. GUMMY. Au„tiunecr. 4S -2t
w a,.evv lived l0room tram* hen*.
$I.UOi) bruit frame hon R.i semi,
$1,3.0 (land frame house.
All thee properties to be sold to elate ..tale
c,<* PRULOro POT, HA YSLBLAIR.
lejBHTERN LANDS FOR SALE.-
tet acres with xt orrea In ren : frame
h9'IH ..Ilk 'phone In, Prim 33,00 ,',eluding
crop. land • Hell loam. 33) erre: et 313 pet
acre, broken and fenced. This Is ■ snap, as
land 1. -going up every year. PIO acre. with
so,s1 Madding•, Is) sore. broken ; price stn per
arr.. 50 1 locality and phone in holies. Any
of these can be bought In ss..y term... J. H
TIW'SLICY, Yorkten, Soak.
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Robe. Elliott's Hard uck.
o .rt Lott met wit snot ier nes
last Saturday night, in the destruction
by fire of about 70,)911) feet of dumber
at hie sawmill in tioderich township.
He had left the mill in the afternoon
and taktn every precaution tome. that
there was no danger of fire. The titre Court (;,nlericb, Nn, 33, C. O. F.,
Must have started about N o'clock and The directors of the Guderich horse and visiting brethren will attend set. -
someone driving from Hayfield to market feel highly pleaded with the vice in North street Methodist church
Varna saw the light and telephoned slircess of the auction sale held last un Sunday morning, June 13th. The
Mondry. Forty-four horses vivre of- pastor, Rev. Dr. Dougill, will preach
Wanted to S- ent • feted And a numberof cattle, and a special seruror, for the .occasion.
iseent'•'n_-: horsaa__aud__ fear or Clinton, Henntiller, Dungannon. Nile
live cattle changed hands. Tho and fort Albert lodges are invited to
horses offered. wY-Lr'_et.etl _in the light Ljd with Court Guderich.
lnection. flay 101' S I•:uvNGrib .r=.n1- r'lassand tjle- prires ranged from 11105-
Ch... A. Nairn. to Sill,. Among those financially iu- Brussels Poet : At the comieg - Meth-
tr rested -ter 'the- stet -were the follow tides Conference. which is to open in
ing : John Craigie, M. McMurray, Lindon next week, we would be well
John Precious, J. N. Fisher, A. J. pleased to see Rev, R. W. Millyard, Of
Cooper. Robert McLean. A. Nichol- Goderich, chosen to fill the president -
son. Thomas Mitchell, Junes John- ial chair. He is not a placeeeeker,
soon, F. Murney, W. Cunningham, K.
hut would 811 the position with credit
kwin and_to.111. Augustine. to himself and the church he has
others: - -_ eesved su wen fur 5nany_yiiara.
The Late Mrs. Warner. The sermon subjects at the. B►ptist
i church services next Sunday ere :
to Mr. Elliott here, and Dlr. Elliott is the date (feed for the annu.tl meet.".the most interesting places in the
Province. For particulate see the ad-
vertiserllent on mere 7.
8vaiot)tiss
drove down, Net in time to prevent
the mill and another pile of lumber.
about double the size of the one which
was destroyed, falling a prey to the
flames also. As it wise the loss ie
about $1,1901 or $I. 1(. The same night
Stewart's sawmill. the Other Bide of
Dungannon wag wiped out by fire,
The Assessment of 1909.
Assessor Campbell has furnished us
with the following figures from the
municipal assessment tor If9N):
Real estate SLOPS 775
Businees nases14ment . 21Y,214
61%274
Total $1,97,4,:113
There ie en increase in the real estate
afeesstnent of $:12,9(0, as compared
with the figure*oflest veer. The
business assessment, on the other'
hand, shows a det•ewee--t+f t4,:,4s and
the income auessment a"decrease of
$1,1171, leaving a net increase of
*10,721, The population is 4,3(1), it
del.' carte et 83 fano last year.
Mr. Ettlott's Story.
We are repubiishing thla week from
The Canadian- Magazine for June a
short stogy by 1V. 8, tion, entitled
"Private Donald• •eQ - r.
liott 1. a-well•known (ioderlch boy,'a
o
an {heroElliott.
. M and we A• 9
n ore•
his friends here will be intere'at.ed in
hie new venture. For some time he
has filled a res. nsil,le position uo the
ata' ;Cif- 'The oron
breaking into magazine writing( he
opens up a new field for hie abilities.
We believe our readers will agree with
i*s ai 11Ir. Eiliotes ffrot story ilio
decided talent. -
Moneter Picnic at Point Farm.
The semi -kennel tonehrinfellt of the
Huron County Rifle l.eague.te about
due, and it has been decided to hold it
nil at Poi e t Farm
and in connection wit t me event
have a monsiei• 'Arnie and general
spurts day. In addition to a program
of Qa,^-Iter it le huiteti to.haves. number
of speeches by proiuineut omen of the
district, and tee .1 or'. Iuroceednl s
should draw a big en,wd (ten. it -
Waite, president of the League ; Ilr.
Weir, secretary, and Chas. Robertson,
treasurer, with a committer; have the
arrangements in hand.
The Horse Sale.
Income
ing and picnic of the %Vest Ilurou
FiillIer•i Tn'atttuL0, to be hrtd at the
hospitable Mule. of Harry J. Morrie,
the president, et Loyal. P. feature of
the meeting which will bre appreciated
will be au etddveas by Prof. Day, one
of the best wen on the staff or the
.1 griculUn•n1 1'ullege,
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Scottish Ilene art•iv
this le mning with a oargo of (la.
bushel, of outs and 40,190) bushels
,wheat for the elevetor and :ti,1'o) Ill
els of wheat fur the mill. The steam
O. 1t. Crowe' is due this afteroo(
with 1'.1' 1,419) bushels of wheat for t
eievetur, ar)d the Turret Court
looked for tmnurrow„ with 103,
bushels of wheat foe . the elevato
The coal boats Leland and Unadi
arriveetl _Tumidity__1,ptt1h C0IXoes
coal for the.utill and elevato
_. Owing. .lo_.the preY00ffl'g hfgh pr
of wheat at the present time the Ho
ruins throughout the country are fir
ing it does not pay to export Hour
the present time sad in cunsev uen
are. nu)say, grinding only for dou1
tic consuulptun. This make, a alae
nes+ in the demand ter grain and t
(ioderi7h elevator is Among thine th
are not receiving as many orders •1
ss1 pinrnt OT Rt•atn as they can -Masa
The C. P. K. had a testing car he
this week for the purpose of testi
the hauling powers of the engines%
is expected the car wili be here to
out again on S.tturtlay morning. T
apparatus reglgrers every truant'
engine pully, the velocity at wbi9h
travels• the force of the wind, etc
and thus gives au accurate account
the amount Of work that each type
engine can be expected en do, and th
railway Wren then know top what. litn
they can go without overloading a
engine.
A *team yacht was in port on Su
dav� biGfed- north,
belonged to Mr. Doty, has beensol
and left this port yesterday for t
Georgian {fay where it will be e
HAWS' ii, tlsliing.
The tug Anuie Seaman wee he
thio week_aniL Looks Mr., Alar
blasting scow up to Situble to do Isom
',dieting for a sawnit!! there.
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CHURCH NOTES.
Aucnmeeh !m1
H1) SE ANI) TWO WTI) FOlt
yA1.17 -Well situated frame If story a
ha, -0, corner 1 ambrldgo ,tart and Rrltannl.I SA-man.2 June -y,,vsucl.rkinthe even-
1.001, containing 7 rooms, hall.. pantry, wash 1 Ing at the Auc,ionestou'e, -Sale without re-
toom,cellar,etc.;good tone foundation, All 'erve. 0 KO. BE('KETT • Aurtloneer.
in good repair, Roth tot, can be sold with
bow,. or separately, es desired. If not sold at � '`aTrni'AT, Ju
tont
.t ,o'clock. -Special
°nee, haw will be rented. Terme reasnh•ble. /4014400 Male of emmet.. AapestrT, Lb ion
Fur further particular. applyto MENKV ('w1- rugs, shoes, print", dreus Nom'''. lahle
HIJRNgY. Proprietor, or (100. BECKETT, �0.. cloth, tower.. table cloths and men's
Aw-nuneer, I leather sllppera This will be an opportunity
1 yon cannot afford to mien, as the goods must be
('HOICE LOT IN (JARROW PROP_' sold. There will also be a quantic of house -
1._i 3KTY, opener Market ',tweet and iiyrin I hold goods Melodlre • number of new map
avenue. Five minutes walk from churches, Crease.. T'heAuctio0Honse,UgO,BECKETT.
vebool•.. po.tofflro and store,. Sewer Ir, Elgin
Auctioneer.
avenue.. Particular. may be had from J. P.
oft/mire.Ooderlch. NEW (•KMRYT RL(rl'K RUUME
, ` ---- _ _ _._ __ FOR SALE BY AI 'l rtoe
WO FiRST-CLASS BUILDING EDNESDAY, JI'NE I/TH, AT 2
- -Tota for .alp situated on Newgate and � F o'clock. -. Mr. John Dunlop will sell kis
:eel streets I;ori r r
eel .h, T rale pl may betifne nd.. hmne of thethcorner 'h el Rig..
A and
Apon, For particulars apply to F. J. (Ilford .tree's, close to this Wheel Itiy,• Aouse
C - M. onnteins eight room., more or leo ' cellar full
epee of house. furnace ■oil meter. Pill. Dunlop
ha. iu.t Mntshed th0 honer fora hortja tor him -
reit the workmanship and neigh belAi'Apectal-
ly go,x1, better than 1n the are nm of
house., and on amount of 111 heelthfinds It
ne•esaery to move his family to a different
climate, This Is one of the rare chance. to
secure home on • high dry spot. See bills for
terms and particulars.
J. DUNLOP. (:EO. BECKETT.
Proprietor. A 040011eer..
1'8kFOR SA LE OR TO RENT.-
-)leaf and soft water, rood cellar
and good orchard. barn and driving shed oom-
Piece. Apply to J. T. SW/CLL, Hinck,
street. \ 4s.tf
[]OCHE FOIL BALE. -- A NEW
,3 11 brick dwelling with the modern Improve
men(., plessantlJ ..itse4tad and near the Square.
Apply 10 W. IL ROHKKTSON.
HOUSE FOR BALE. -- A TWO -
Hewers h 4ck )louse illth .cern toQma beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
eh nr»ee reel, Patttcnlar'k 8h-lPI"7RQ--by' GMain 1YleP(tufyr------
calling at HIONAL Ofl{pe• As mercury will .onlyy de -troy the sense of
lilt smell and completely derange the whole et..
-FARM Fait VALE; i.OT'`tf, (7aN% tem when enterinet it thnuuta the mucous see
4'I(SStO\ ). (blbome ;.147 settle W woed rein.' Sreh r pilon rhonrr n c.ht M• u.ir ex•
soil. been tinder wraps. for eight year.. mile a.7ttm' damage
the twin r o Is phto the
east of BAWD l�apid 7i Ills. from (1 r14ch, anthe,0wmr[n they mer dot' fon-foldthem. 11the
*lib -Mod buildings end artesian well end 7r•.�a�,,,a1lou ,
Oonufaerlrefrom F J. Hell"
windmill, 5 acres of orchard, boa of winter ' 'Meeh ed. p., cQfl1 mored by F. J. Chene�-
fruit. and ten acre. of bash. F rtic.,ler, taken Toledo. l ,•cpnta Aline nn ectlyu up nail le
or pr taken nd n,ii ,iy. surfa directly 10,. sten the
rppy w JAS. YUUN(i, jt, /111- N µ'rtes, xt., I MoaA end morons surfaces
('hIrrgo, 111, 7,Mrrrfi0ex of the re. Ine
_ -- '- !buying Hall'. Catarrh ('erv% 'Kettle you qt the
genuine. 11 la taken Interna Ind made In
FOR HALE.--iN ORDER TO CLOSE Toledo, Ohio, 1177%5. Cheney t t.:o. Te'ti•
rep the estate of the late G. C. Ahapnon, I montala tree.
M.11., 01a hate residence Is now for sale. 11 le told by Drus[1stn. Prtee 730 per hot tle:---,
In very fair condition, has modern conventen• Take *11 s amily PIH, for ootntlp•Uoe.
re.. can be Inspected at an time. For further - -
partleutatw'Dp17 to Proudfone Hays t 1#air. _
C. 5. HAMILTON Executor.
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
HRAs, f)r►toi
Al7TRJatam CAPITAL.
Tonoero
iNCORPORATED RV APECIAI, ACT
OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FARIIRR.
NAL' WOTA rt DI5COt7N1'sn,
!lightest current rate of interest
p*ld In oily
SAVINGS
RANK DEPART-
M
,.n (lemmas of and upwards.
GODERiOH BRANCH
A. O. SA]1R1,e. Manager.
WEDDING GIFTS
FOR
JUNE
WEDDINGS
Absolutely the most up to.date and
best value shown in Wedding Gifts.
Full stock of the moat popular pat-
terns in Sterling Silver, "Irene
Knives, Forks, FIDOV ', (Carvers,
etc., and a complete dock of linger
ih•os.' 11417 Silver Platt, - Knivett,
Forks, Spoons, Carvers, etc.
CUT GLASS -
An immense stock of Imported Cut
Guise, ranging in price from $1.00
to $25.00.
ENGLISH
IMPORTED CHINA
Royal Doulton, Crown Derby,
liintoa, etc.
GEO. PORTER
Court House Square
'Phone 100 Goderich, Ont.
Terme strictly Nigh
ANTED TO RENT. - HOUSE
with wo�ern ror(cenf ,i, -e_ iJ.o b.,n, in
To Kent
TO RENT.- PORTION OF'l'HE RE;
sidence of Miss Buchanan, corner of Neleopp
sad St - A anew ''t; eras S ui tabic saber for M-
arty 'epic 01- for young couple with small bun -
11y Good lawn, fruit Crew, town water, afro son
water. Term, gory reasonable. Apply to
MISS BU('HA�.I,� N. on the premie or
ALEX. YOUNG.tytrlow ('.0.
- The funeral of the late Mrs. )ellnt'P Morning. 1I o'clock. "Listening Ear.
Vol a Warner, whose death i5 i Wednesday and jtespnnsive Lives," Evening, 7
of lest week w,ts teeotded in our Last o'clock, 'Type Marks of Jesus (inlet."
A LL SIZES OR TI 'E READY BY home, took place on Friday last front Pastor C. It. Jones will preach. The
`f Tue+da.7 June 8th,' the )ULEOR71i the residence at the north end of Vic-
toria Lord's Supper will be observed at the
torte street to Maitland cemetery, chose of the morning service. Bible
Iles. R. W. Millyard, pastor of WIC- 5010 1 Meets at :I o'clock. Cordial t•in-
1S1t11atl0IIs. Vacant tont street Methodist chuh
n', (•0n- vitation to all.
- ducted the service'. Mrs. \Wot•ner',
maiden Bathewile Emily Gondi'. and The MaMittlivrey Mission Hand of
two brothers and a sister, of near Knox church held its annual "birth -
Galt, were here for the fnilerot day party" last S.ittlrilay afternoon in
George Werner, of Hay City, Mitt., the basement of the church. There was
a son of the 'deceased. also was hate the mend good attendance of ehildren
for the funeral, and David %Verner, tuul friends 'of the band. The pro-
of town, 1-i anal bre ann. 11-3. Warner tir,
un consisted of dialogues, recite-
WANTED. -A SMART 1101', WHO war sixty-seven years of -age And the lions, readings and music by members
1' has pawned the high orMfd entrance ex cause of her death wawa stroke of of the hmml aryl after it was over the
amination. to learn the printing. An o aver paralysis, to which she 'succumbed in ''hildten enjoyed a treat of home-made
tnmtttole*rea good trate. Apply et THE ielout twenty-f,or hours. - ramie. Th�•dolls, work -Maga, etc., for
`+/IINA1.. the tl,,li,t h., were on exhibition and
D. 0. E. to Raise *1,500. at rhe conclusion of the meeting the
At is operial meeting of the Ahmtek box wee pecked.
Chapter of the U*ughf.era of the gm -,Last Sunday was the anniversary of
etre, a resolution was passed to the North street Methodist Sabbath
effect that assistance be offered the school. In the Horning service the
board of trustee.' of the Alexandra members of,tbe school took a prornin-
1Tospital in their projected scheme of eat;part, occtlpying the centre seats,
Wanted building a wing to the present Mom• with the adult Bible claim in the gal -
______o _ pita) building. The Chapter ha�.en ler,, and A Sunday'echool choir lead-
--- _- - a reed t, r*ire *1.519).' To 'hie end
%) T0OL W ANTED • -AT TI1 the rnemhero Are looking fat• the pr`,Dnugalthegve singing. mermaThe n appropriate to
Ooderlcb Produce carrrpaay.' tical aid and sympathy o the women
sash price paid. f Y { the occasion, On Monday evening
`V ►N'1'ED. -IMM F� D I A T E L Y. December irmms.r,eary .hteatninau.,.t .w>n
e r and irLpreptrstion for this iven 1n tha train Auditorium of the
gaol grist mill site, or grist min. in the the members of the Ahmeek Uhepter hur(•h and was enjoyed by a fair-
enemy of Heron, neer the town of tioderieI • invite the ladies of the town to e
Will Pay 'pot rash, or give part cash and bat pend sized audience, The chief feature of
ieturee
ance n elff property. Address Box net. THE Monday afte'rncrnne at the aurin tm the. n•ng
SIGNAL. (ioderlch. 0n.(t the lower floor of the public lilted?. exhibit,P I by wDr.
as a Dousiall's eeries or pelectric
where plain wren-letteveewtng-tae,--IpP
carried on. Orders for plain sewing number of mom-mei-rifftifuaa fated
d
will be gladly rereived. On Monday. number of beautiful and the lit'celebraof
June lith, the holies will meet for paintings sin ill )o igell'n of the ltse of
sewing. SLC MUSHY It, 0. E. thh p i Ur. were irate comment's on
this paintings interesting and in -
Death of an Old Resident. structive, and altogether the exhibi-
Felix Hanlon, an old resident of tion wasrar o o timity, In ad -
Clinton. who for the past tlz"'room giaanthein. F. Thom, musicale tvvo
years had 'made his home with hie enlnlr Tine Nfii ytr*nil Nims rand
son-in-law, Janina Dean, in Guderich, "The Palms." A. Cook sang "The
passed away on Monday at the, good Holy, laity," and a quar•tete-MieSe,,
age of eighty•flve years. The de- Colborne and Crooke and Meosr..
craned 104(14 a native of ir•elandadd Thomson and Cook -Longi"There is
came to this country when a young a Breen Hill Far Away." Lilian Ed-
man of about trttentyfive. 11e fleet ward, ',,cure Prise, Mildred Hoyer
settled here but soon moved to Clin. and Marjory Dougall were a quartette
ton, where he 'pent molt of his life- of youthful singers' who sang very
a
e. sixla•Hiaen wyear',lfr prede•
butaaernsefatduity himof Sweet prettily Stol••1ry ThinkofOttt." hen I Read That
w
flee. eon . nd three daughters survive.
as follows . *rtin Hanlon. of %Vii-
Itafieton Mic Petrick, of ('en- LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
trellis ! F''elix, of 1 nkirk, N. Y..:
Richard and .dames, Stratford ; Need a mattress! Wilmer Smith, Fpet.
Mrs. James Dean, of (io 'Hi : Min. +t tee r, .elM the hr -t matters, made: and as
D. ItP-ynolde, of New Limke end
Zee,. tmr+on -pend. tho,t one third of
J hl. Ihne in bed the bo.t i. none too good. Call
Mrs. nhn Flannigan, of Sprat . and ,re 1),
Mr. Hanlon leaves also a brother an
two martted *t tern in his native land.
The pallbearers were the five eone
and one son•in,laW. John Flannigan.
Eueurslon-le Guelph.
The offlcet•e of the West Huron
Farmer,, institute announce the An-
nual excursion too the Agricultural
College at Guelph, to be run thin year
on Friday of next week, June I1th.
The rates and timetable are published
in our advertising columns. This hes
always been rine of the moist popular
excursions of the seasgn, and am the
Agricultural College and the expert•
mental farm ,ire growing in Internet
*rom year U. year there is every
reason to expect a Melte excursion
next. week. Rvery poeeible attention
will he paid to the excureinnist, hy
the staff of the College and sp.•e•ial
recital.** for (it -nerving the work ,inne
at thin splendid institution will be Af-
forded. Merely ait aholidoy trip this
excursion is a very attractive one,
The following Friday, June 100th,
!'l IHL WANTED. GOOD P A "
l� hort hour,. Apply at THE SIGNAL
OFFICE.
(COMPETENT GENERAL SER-
I,' VANT WANTED. -Highest wage paid.
Apply to MRS. CHAS. GAItROW. Fast etrevt-
WANTED. -GOOD GENERAL
cabinet-maker. Steady work, One
preferred who has had some exneriente In
making lavatory eats and tanks.
'Satins wage*, T1117 11'88EX MANCFAC•
Tl-Itlri(i l'U., dusten. V. It, -
47.31
Public Notios.
FURNiSIIED HOUSES
TO RENT FOR THE
SUMMER MONTHS.
Sum %isnots deidring to .,curd* lurn-
Imbed hon in (iodsrch are invited to cor-
reepond with
'('HELI((* N AL
Persons wiehing In rent t
mer visitors should lease parte.
THE e10NAL
THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED CLYDE.'i
DALE `(TALLi(*N
SIR EVYLX'N
117771 • 11110)
w411 +rand for the Improvementof stork 101.4
,es.on as fnllnl
Mnsn..r- Will leave his own stable, 1'om
merrlal Hotel. Hlyt h. and proceed to Jamb
min) te; Int 2t, con. 1, East I4awann.h, for noon:
then In David Wihnn's, lot, u, con. 1, West
Wawsno.h, for night.
Trgeu,ty - Pmeneed to A. McDermiad
for noon : then to Mountain s Hotel, Dungan -
nen, ferelahi, - -
A%Kovacn,tr i'ns•eed to Alex. Peer.', fth
even,, A'haeld, for stoop ;limo to John.Mavage'M
ospn, N, A,hfield, for night.
?Utasr.tr--Prorred to either/ (irate.. int
22, non, 7, west W*wams.h, for m.00n; then to
John Redmond a WeatfleM, for nigRht.
P•1017 --Proceed to Geo. rotherwlll's, tot
34, con. 6, East Wawennsh, for noon ; thed to
ianiel Kelly'. lot 2. con. 7 Morris, for night.
SATI'HDAY-terorselrl t0 M. ff. Ket1,'•, 10) .,
owl. 7, Mord. for neon : then to 01s own stable,
commercial Hotel, Blyth where he will re-
main until the fotlowing ?doudat- morning.
N'eeM7 otip Mc('ONNPLL, proprietor.. BELL
ICE ICE
We have mor Ire 1lrntae well
filled end are prepared to 'em-
pty old and new patrons with
the hest quelity during the
coming season.
CRAIGIF BROS.
Fa cry fecility for amateur pholnerephel. *t.
•tallows•. Portrait work 440e t0 she
tist lc .tyle. View, of ))oderich and art
rest variety. Corner Montreal
re.
mo'
photo,
street ane
There 1+ no n
for year fencer w-
moot Hke 1'rIelham'.
For natty, wearable, set.
meet. go lc F- J. l'rldh*m.
The county rnu lcil is in me ' , this
week. Report in next issue.
The Signal to let January, 1910, to
new subscriber! for int) cent..
The Ladies' Aid of Knox church in-
tend holding a strawberry festival in
the near future.
Retnsmber the flower night et the
inner rink tomorrow (Friday) night.
Every skater gets a cern/stein,
in the Huron and Perth ilamehell
League gale* at Clinton today Gode.
rich won from (Tinton by the score of
12-14
The extorsion to Guelph next week
aho,ild he well patronized, The On-
tario Agricultural College is one of
think of going el.ewhere
M .n -establish- •
Monad rho corner.
Den -giving gar
Don't forget that June IUth is the
date of the Greyhound excursion to
Detroit. Band 'moonlight" on Fri-
day evening. June 18th.
The sympathy of many friends is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Pringle in the death this morning of
their little thirtsen•woulthr-old boy.
The .little fellow had been ill only a
few days.
The 33rd Reglement hand gave Be
theft open-air concert for the season
on the Square, Req Thursday evening
last and played 1h good form. The
hand will -glee its eeeeud a oneert
(Thursday) evening. It will be awsT
at military camp the following week
but will be back In time tor the moon-
light excursion on the Greyhound on
the Bah, - -
ANNOUNCEMENTS. -
'('he Signal to bat January. 19111, to
new stbecribere for 60 cents.
itemuember the important rug sale
on June I2th at the Auction House,
Sale Saturday night at the Auction
House at 8 • o'clock, fEcKerr,
AUcttoneer. - -- -
If Cameron Moore's ad. is reed
this week there ould besome beet-
ling to sa a dolls
Their
. is o0
page 4 of Lille Wur.
_F
for one month from Tuesday, tine
Nth, will ire given at t. , West -street
rink on Tuesdays and fh relays from
3 to :i tieloe11 p. w. Th( will be a
rale chance for those w wish to
learu roller s k a ti ng. ' 11*UOLat
fleas. -
BEAUTIES OF VANCOUVER.
Mr. Jane Sees-Mach-toAd •'
Pacific Coast Metropolis.
To the Moor of The Signal.
ligan Sit, -In a foi'tuer letter 1 said
something about the beauties of Van-
rerr1uttAa I then hv� nn inane ex-
hausted
xhausted the subject 1 will try to take
it up where I lett off. - •
At that time I haat not been t
Stanley Park. The Vaneouverit
ere very justly proud of Stanley Park
1 do not quite know whether 1 shoul
call it a promontory, ora peninsula
but Anyway it is • triangular-shaped
piece of land with a very irregula
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -June 3rd.
Big Investmeet-Uouldin[ It Hamilton, Tor --
onto .... .... ... .... ....
Great Rummage dal.- -l'. a. twine ,,,..$
House and Lot tor vale 1s YUlags et auburn I
a „
--Hubs, A. Roberton
Auburn HQU.e-ltobt. A. Robetts't- V
header -ti, T. K
Hotueaeekers' Excursions -.U. Y. ft, 3
Get a Hatll1RuC4-Woreef'r Hardware &
Store Store '. ... .. 6 ...
Screen Doors and Wlodowe-Howell Hard
wart Co.. Ltd2
Announcements -The Autlise Ho
Saturdayand Monday Bargains-wm. Ache- 1
sone Mon
Auion Sales -The Auction Reese ..... 1
ct
tt'eddluft (Iles -(leo. Porter 3
Straw Bata -Mclean Bros 7
Our Reputation -Two Marlins 3
Surumer Orford. -(i. M. Elliott . 7
Exennioin to Uaelp►-Wast Huron Tecm-
•
ere' Imo it.tta
Rydaw No,IS-Town ofGoderlch 2
x
AA Retchial iof 14pegain �i,talo-John ,head........ 11
4
r,tsal,-J. 11. Colborne
Hyo Millinery Specials -Cameron & Moore. 4
Three ,specials --W. 1'. Prldham. 2
For the Summer Ulrl-Millais Scotch 8tofs3
(111-1 wanted-The3lfnel I
Annual hleetlng-nett SUMO Faressee-Ia_
titute 7
Annual June Sale -Hodgen, Bras,.,, $
Free Lesson, In Roller 'mating -cameos
Bros 1
Wool Wanted . tioderich endues commas 1
there is a type of beauty pec liar to
the British Isles, and (I will n w add) -
to Vancouver: .
There are other subject[ thali pets
hap. would interest my friend; in
(ioderich, but I shall leave them\ toy
some future time.
Thanking you kindly for favors\I
beg to remain, sir,
Yours obediently.
A. N.J'NE.\
Vancouver, B. Co
May I1t, 1919!,
--r
A WORD TO THE WISE.
•
There are • good many arguments
in favor of shopping at home and one
of the most important of them is that
when you do so you see what you are
xR, taeteed et sending your menet
away fol- sotnething which you do not
ee and wbicb you may not want when
get it. - -The hoaneoner•ehan) is ale
at hand to make your purchase
hut what about the mail order
man ! • your buying at home and
0 your will et full value for your money.
ea
of DUNGANNON.
I('ontinued from pare 7
Ed. Durnin Ip home from 'roseate
r University, c
Mrs. Jas. You of Toronto, is( elft.
iting at David Soli 's.
Miss Ethel Case I pending • week
with Mru, McArthur. (Soderieh.
Jas. D. Bailie has go to Alberta
and will be away for or three
menthe,
Mea. Ilartler has returned to our vil-
lage after a two years' sojourn 1a
Ayltner,
outline. It is situated at the entrance
to the harbor, bounded on one side by
Hurrard Inlet, *oil on the other by
False Creek, and it has had a narrow
escape of being an island, as it is
joined to the mainland by a very Har-
row strip only. It is a place of greet
natural beauty. There you can see
till" prtmevat-itrrest in iter -perfection
there are the migbty fir trees, their
tops reaching high into the air, won -
arch, of the forest in truth, and th
dense undergrowth now almost in fill
leaf.
There is •Nawbroad, wen -kept
-drive tight around the perk, close to
the water's ed
railer around t
Tbere is the ancien. of • zoologicalcollection, whi
in Blue to la -g g a here
e Bensop Case leaves this week form
I Owen Noland, to spend the sumer Gln
one of the C. P. R. 'steamers,
O. E. Augustine bas had a cement
oundation built for a kitchen which
he intends erecting this summer. Mothers, others, Reeve of Ashfield,
lett yesterday to attend the meeting
of the county council in Ooderich.
Sower' LL- Boesan.-Andrew Stew-
. art's sawmill at Glenne hill burned to
.._
Re. 1 am told itis Wise
he park over this drive
ch will probably grow
a dimensionT
are plenty of seat* for the weary
swinge for the jjuveniles and floe well
kept flower betfa now in hill bloom.
In short, a charming place to go to
spend a o 'yet and pleasant balf-day is
Stanley Park. •
Then there it Kitealino beach for
the bathers ; and I'oint Grey Ind New
Westminster, both ideal place« for an
outing, I am told. The latter ie the
estuary of the Fraser River Mutt of
Fraser).
North Vancouyer,
Lastly there is North Vancouver.
it in "Busted on the north bank of the
Inlet just opposite the city. itis quite
a new town, and has its own munici-
pal government. The chief means of
communication between the city and
North Vancouver is by steam terries,
which arrive and leave every half-
hour. The Inlet at this point is about
three miles wide and this constitutes
the harbor. The toSen is being built
on land eloping gently down to the
water's edge, with the mountains for
a northern background. Conse-
,luently they have Almost, perpetual
f mer. Vegetation is usually e
tuuut.lt earlier then it -is -on -Ibis side. of
the water, When I have made all the
money 1 want 1 hope to crone over to
North Vancouver and mettle down,
1 moat not fnr•C,rt to mention the
new general pnetoffice, and the now
cadet h.xtse, The former is it fine five -
!story block, surmounted by a dome
and weathercock. it is built almost
entirely of granite and steel, so it is
intended to stiy. It is now being
fitted internally. and will soon no
doubt he a very alive place. It is sit-
uated quite close to the C. P. R. sta-
tion on a corner of Granville and
Heating! etreetw, the two great show
streets of the city -they may, 1 think,
be styled the Oxford and Regent
'streets of Venrnnver. 'The new collet
house is as yet only' in the early stages
of construction, but is evidently going
to 141 a very fine building.
A Variety of "Perils,"
Vancouver is very cosmopolitan, 1
'should may that about every third man
one meets on the street is a foreigner ;
that in to say, he is other than Ihtne-
dian-burn dr of Anglo-Saxon descent.
We have the "yellow peril," in the
poisons of the Chinamen and Jape,
and the black peril, in the persons of
the Ilindoos end other', Then we
have the got-rfrh peril (nr complaint),
This is a very real peril. it is epi-
dermic, everybody hes it more or less
--generally mote. Its effect on the
trims of it' victims is gummed up in
one w o r ul -- disappointment, Of
Courpie there ars' ezceptiona. but. I sun
safe in saying that this is the ride.
Then there is the peril of thieves and
reel estate *gents, Against this last-
named class 1 would solemnly warn
people coming to Vancouver with
money to ingest, for unless they are
very Alert the real estate then will
have the money.
Physical Beauty in Evidence.
Rut notwithstanding theme draw-
becks there are crowds of fine people
in Vancouver. The people here
(speaking generally) have fresher com-
plexions than petrel.. In the East. 1
have met enme of the finest men on
the streets of this city that 1 have
ever seen ; and eertainly some of the
must beautiful women 1 have yet seen
outside Britain. i think i hear some-
one saying, "Now, isn't that just like
au Soglishman?" Neyecthelees,
the groundon lesturday evening,
along with a quantity of valuable pine
and baeswood lumber. It appears
that in order to work off the steam in
the Moiler the machinery was left run-
ning while the men went to supper.
The flre was not discovered until
practically the whole building was in
►mes. The lose will total about
$3,004 with very little, it any, insur-
alllce.
TICK Lore JOHN Jolr 'roe. -O0
Friday last John Johnston passed to
the great beyond, et the age of nearly
eighty years. For a man of hie years
Mr. Johnston was quite active, and
his death remelted directly from a fall
into a Tintern ten days previous, Pee -
oral of his rine being broken. The
funeral took place on Sunday after-
noon, Rev. T. Nicks officiating. The
pallbearer" were : John McLean,
Thos. Young, David Smiley. Thos.
Durnin, John Park and H. fluff. !re-
cessed is survived by three daughters:
Mrs- Sutton, of Waterloo ; Mrs. Carr,
of Wawsaosh, and Mrs. Cousins, with
whom he made hid home of late.
111;A:A np Ste-setiltuf.
West Wawanosh lost one of itis
earliest settler,, when on Saturday,
May 22nd, Mrs. John Mallough passed
peacefully away after an extended ill-
ness,. at the ripe old age of over, four.
score years. She wise horn near Kir-
cuhhln, County Down, freland, April
J(th, 11439, coming to Canada in 14461
and settling in Middlesex county.
There she was united in marriage to
John Mallough,' who predeceased her
several years. She and her partner-
in•life took up their residence on lot
15, ,concession 2, West Wawanosh,
where, with the exception of ten year.
in Lurknow, she spent her days until
the summons came to exchange her
earthly home for the heavenly. For
several months her health had been
failing, during which time she wee
confined to her Med. Towards the
close she suffered intensely at times,
lint throughout her entire illness,
even when suffering the greatest psis,
there wee no murmuring ; her suffer.
inns were borne with Christian forti-
tude and resignation. All her life she
were an earnest and consistent mem-
Iter of the Methodist church. The
community mourns the loss of s hind
and sympathic neighbor, the church
of a true and faithful member, the
home of a loving end devoted mother.
The funeral service was held at her
late residence, being eonducted hy her
Pastor, Rev. W. A. Smith, assisted by
Rey. C. 1(uthertord and the inter-
ment. was tirade in Dungannon ceme-
tery.
theer exrepion children ofllene survive
who
died in early youth. They are Mrs.
Blake, of Ashfield ; Mn. Alton, of
Lurknow ; Mrs. Thompson, Stain -
'sleigh. Alberta; John H.. of the same
place ; Joos. A., Misses Maggie and
Martha, at home, and Mime Sara, of
llloomington, 111.
BORN.
(0ARRI('K.-In U(alerteh, nn Monday. May
316), to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garrick, a .nn.
DIED,
IiANIA)N. -in Ilrnlerirh. on Monday. Ms)
lint„ Fells Renton, seed 45 rear.,
PRiNULE. -in (inderlch. nn ThnrMay. Jane
3rd, Thomas Iran, Infant eon of M,. and
Mr. Th,,, Pringle. aged 1 year. t month
and 13 days.
The f nneral "4/1 take plumes Hatred*, freer
the 2 J1U residence
is Le M&1Uaa w, errof Itle . .taws, u
ti