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Lem-
811TY SECOND YEAR -Ns KM
GODERIC'H, ONTARIO, CANADA : .I1 a 8, t iti!t
Financial
I am offering for sale Debentures Wearing interest
at five per cent, per annum. payable half -yearly.
These debentures offer an alaulutely sate and prof-
itable investment. 1 would advise anyone (laving
money to invest to he sure to call and see ear.
w. L HORTON
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
Roomers or Bowden Wanted
OTICE.--BOARDI{R8 AND MEAL -
Rite wanted at the Bt. Andrew + street
Inthome. one block from the Square.
MISS IN 1Y LK.
110AHUER 4 ()R ROOMERS WANT-
ED. -Young ladies preferred. 4'omfort-
able home, ,wnvenient Lo 1'4.11q(41e Institute.
bestows *settee or lake. Apply at TISK
if AL OFFICE.
room -
Wanted
W�L, BUTTER AND -EGGS
the uoLNttl(�_}
DUCK COMPANY. Highest earth twine pa
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LOCAL TOPICS
be Ready, Please !
The ladies who have been clHert i
Money for the coal fund fur Alex-
andra hospital purpose leaking their
annual calla thin month' and Would. be
greatly aided if those wishing IA! con-
tribute would have their (eluate.
ready cur thew.
Successful Normal .StudIn4i.
In the list of sucreNtUl candidates
at the Normal Mehools which were
published yentarday Wo notice the
valuer of -three former stud,. nts of the
thelerich Collegiate Institute, Mie
Elizabeth Salkeld Miller, Miss Ithealt,
Stirling and Charier John Maelireg-
4)1•. %Vho obtain 11) 4.1'111) recon((-Cl+trs
certiHCntee.
Music Examinations.
The following are the suewsaful
1hndidaIee in (hi. ('oaaervstory L
Mucic exatuinatiuns recently 1t100
ti. Ito*Igers, Mount Forest : Mrs, t
Grahame, Marlette. Mich.: Mrs. 11
Ptidhnut, '1'U r 0 n 10;
(i�1F1, (lt
l'ay,, Vitro, olid.: Mrs. It. 11. 'Jo
Mon, town, and Mrs. Alberta ('
Coulter., Toronto, IN•,ideit I rands
(hero dud groat -grandchildren..
Cook it in her eighty-third year,
is act iye, vino -Hill anti .•ujoyi, g tui
ittlex1 health. Her 1.W.1 s0101 expect
juin the 1 '1y next week, when
whole family will Iw preserut.
Excursions Galore. •
There• are two exemslons in In
Relay. The Ilrrt &Ilivrd un the G.
R. bet wool :) and 1u o'clock,
greater• Iaunllter of 110• pasveng
coming fr Denman.. (tuner st:ltiu
on the L, II. At 11. line iont'ibut
}Wit' retries of the pis:seng.•r•s and
togetller ther'e Were ala.ut S5,1 'muss
ger,. The exeul'dein lr:,in leaver
S,irl0ek this evening.. - •utr
Ara rxcion of 1►letut ;I(SU arrived
hi::111 this nHlruing on 11x,• C. 1'.
( front-lt„Tttwitt-and other points -an
tlu• serial train is .1.1.• In'Ietave ul S
his evening. •
Tomorrow Steafert11 will send up
aboral exeureion 1,1 the hakeMi
tuwu t'xerr sioniet.. beim r taken on
a the s otitis From 31 ebeU op,
Posener Knox.
VIII,
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and
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dueled In lioderich by Prof, A. S. Vogt:
Primary piano, Florence A. Smith,
GODEtlLH MARKETS .
�1i4s1rrich, honors. Juuiorpiano :l«ascxa
_ Elliott 1jix1)•ri,•It, 1 ,1•r •'Mir.• Meat-
'nausea
Fall wheat ear bark ' ausea•I JnNay tith, nay, St.Augurtine, land Grace A. Wise,I 11 1 t
til . 10 $ 1 'rl Loyal, equal : Olive Mcl'he, t;e1J.•-
sing wisest. per bush 1 v to 1 v, !
1'n I t a a9 1 U rich.
ria 0 '0
Hut it wheat, i we barb u at to U n,
(1x14., tar bit 14, 11 SU to u 54
%'awe, sir hu., U a% to U t4
Harley. per be ,h - u to la U :o
&evening. ver tun :lel NI To •N 140
Flour, fa•..Ily, per cwt 311) to 3 u,
Hour, ,,.lent, per cwt 3 13 to 3 Yi
Hra. , per tun Yd to to •'1 nu
elhu,th}, per ton -YS rota --M 10
Hay. pet
t lou r W W N.)
per cord SSSS dlsito sW
... r In W' U Is
Sutter. per it,
shoes'•, per ll u IS 10 44 14
fresh. ser due 1(, r �y
i'ot aloes. w ...'..• r i1110 SS
Polol,,o, old 10 w .y4
_ ..------- - - — rattle, ceding to K,rr1 per cwt 1 dal to .i 'l.i
TO Sent (cattle....pert, per cel 5 35 to 3 7.1
Hors. - 7 el to 7 sir
.Sue to SIU
3.Ylto Iw
n
17 to U 17
U 15 to 1111
1A -le- 14
el to a 08
B r11 to 6 h
40 to W
1 to 10
12
VURNiSHED NOUS$ TO RENT -
t rooms : Iargo law wn; garden and eeob-
) .auoo. &pntj to W'_ It HAAKItT:
90 .54
(10
MINT. - THR ROOMS ON
1 Nat street lately occupied by Mn: Ma.
la/oagtng to the (fewRe Lebanon estate
46 yuTVRSIONAL
(110 RENT. -A WELII$$•FURNii4H-
1 t . tee roomed brick real once with ail
wveslenew and L.ty. airy- grounds, tor July
aril August. Apply MW'. HOVER.' 34 Nelson
m 0 SE TO RSNT.-(OMFORT-
ApL41da 'rsemel dwellingto root. on
�NNea�1�NMeelllwwwwww to 0. F. BLAIR or to
111x1 w" i�,CtiL�
HIUBB TO REPT. RITE;-HOItM
b.S aweolent to factories. Apply to
B . C. YUXNf1ttW. Lf
(j10 RKNT.-PORTiUN OF THE RH-
1 admen, of 111ns Buchanan, miner of Nelson
sed BtAndrew. street* Suitable either for eld
-
.r p couple or for roue, couple with small fam-
ily. Good lawn. fruit trees, town water- alaosoft
water- Terms very rea..onahle. Apply to
111811 BUCHANAN. on the prem,400. or
ALE(. YOUNG. Carlow Ru.
Sheep, put ewt
Hun, per Ib
Racer,. per Ib
Lara.
per lb_
Tallow, per Ib
Hide., per awl
Sheep kin,
'hickenr
Turkeys
().elide
'm.rkefr ewp.swlF(Mrweek,
NOT ICE T0. 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.
Bitnations Vacant
`1 TANTKD. -AN EX 1'EltIENCED
t girl fur general'hnn,e work. Nu waeh•
log. Apply lOi(•hure•h street.-Windror. lint.
THACHER WANTED. -
FOS
Union Mehool .-axolotl No. 17. Ashfield and
w.., Wswaao,h. Daces to aeeeelenee Aliq-
uot lath, 11140. Appll,at ton., stating .alar,. will
be recelvlal up to .duly 34th. 11..M. 1}l'Fle,
Secretary' treasurer, I..mga.non P.u. St -n
Seal rotate for pale.
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WISTERN LANDS FOR MALE,-
' acnes with :t1 acre. 5, crop frame
tones with 'phone in. Price gum lnetedleir
crop, land • rich loam. 131 acre. at 1113 Per
e ra, broken and fenced. TnL, 5s a snap. am
Lead t ping a every year. tai acres with
rood bonding', en acres broken ; price 831) per
ern, good locality and hone In hoose. stiff
Maher can be bought in easy term., J. ii.
7811.8Lgv, 1'orktoo, Sack.
HUUNI: FOR HAi.E -ON THE
east 4440 of Victoria street. Sven -roomed
knelt bows: rurosos, electric light and .11
modem oonveotenew ; al.ot suable on the lot.
For terms lied particular. apply to W. It.
C-HOI HOLM, 44 lm
tIOCSIt %'Olt HALE. - A NSW
• brick dwelling. with the modern Improve-
ments, pleasantly situated and neo the Square.
LOW/ b W. R. ItOBRRT4ON•
UOUME FOR SALE. -- A TWO -
la al Brad Binet ki'attic Aare ran with woven
had Manic
alculling at SIGNAL OToe.
ISO
FARM FOR SALE, LOT 11, ('ON-
cLbslO\ a, Colborne : )17 acre of good
reit been ander gnaw for eight 'care, mile
MA of Dunlop and 31 miles from (lorietich,
with gad buildings and Arte4an well and
windmill, 5 acne of orchard, bent of winter
s1-pIptlL and ten acres of bush. For articular.
(Ila ao. IIIA,K YOUNG. Jr.. 1eJ N particular.
u011
J'0R SALK,-IN ORDER TQ CLOSE
es the elate of the late U. C. Shannon.
M. D., his late is now for sale It la
TEA(iiEIL WANTED,. -FOR N, H,
No. 3. West w'aw■no.h. holding era of
wooed -claw prolea,Waal onr0ncate, dull.. to
commence August loth, nets State expert
fence, If any. and oiler y es Pouted, Ap (c.
tions received tap to July 11th, Apply. will.
',finen.ea, to ?Hort H. TAYWI(. 4.crevtary
t re.sarero, St, Helen. P. O., Ont,
TEACHER WANT!!D. -QUAL!.
PiKD teacher for S. S. No. a, Uaderirh
town.htp. (suttee to condoenoe August lath,
I1SY. Application.. stating .clary, ..'rived up
to July lith. CHRIS. W. JOIIN:TON, Secre-
tory trea.arer, Uoderfcb P. U.
Pasturing
T(1 RENT. -FORTS' ACRES OF
arrtelms pasture. well watered. Apply
to UORIN)N POI; MU• Caelow, Ont.
fol Bale
Wilt ' AND ALL SILKS Oh' LE
U will be road on Monday. July Leh. at
Colborne Brick lards. J. 1 ilb)do..
LIOR MALE CHEAP.. HLA�'('H.
i' matt eer.°row, mean in erstcla.t non
diUon. II. M. ELLIOTT, Yt
Naltioe to Crediton
()TICE TO CRKDITOR.S. •
0 very tale oea�lUfa base modern oro eaten- NW,fce 1. hereby Riven nnrnu:tut to It, S. O,
*M, Oe0 M 1n.p.Mnd at any time. Por further 1117. Omelet 1'!!1, Sec. 14, that 111 lwrents hoe
1'•rtUekrs apply to Prewdfoot. Hay. & Hlalr, Ing chili,. agaln.l the e4lale of a('rnrani King,
C: J, HAMILTON Exeoutor, (oto of Ue towterhip of East N-awu,osh, m the
mly of Huron, yeoman, deeeesed, who died
en or about the 31th day of June, pro, are res
wined to end by poet prepaid or otherwise
dellver to the uudmsigne . ..hence for John
?Intranet and Jnarb C, Stoltz, wxerntom of the
saki derenap.L on or before the 31.1 dila of .1 1157,
A. 1). 140x. their name., add.•..,•. and deteste
tions, ami A fall statement of pnrucnlan.. of
their chums and the nature of the sorority. It
any. held by them, duly certified , and that after
FURNISHED HOUSES
TO RENT FOR T}
HUMMER MONTID4. •
eral1er visitors desiring to Aerate*
MM bowie in Ooder/ch aro Invited to
lapsed with
fern- the .aid day the executors will ',racer.! to ((s-
oot- tribute the onset. of the raid deceased among
the yatains entitled thereto, h:atlog regent only
to te• elating of which they shall then hove
not ice.
nal. Dated thin 7th day of July, A. D 140(•1,
M. U. CAMRHoN,
Uoderleh, (Mt.
Solicitor for the Executors,
5131 104171 FI14OL*Nn Axle J.4. �m Srul•T'r.•
THE SiGNAL
1'wsosa wishing to net their houses to
mer visitors should (sate particulars at
THR SIONAI,
THE
8TEKLINII BANK
OF CANADA
Hato ,)moos Tone tyro
aVTIJalxan OAPITAt, • BEM"
INCORPORATED BY SPE('IAi. ACT
OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEP081T8
To accommodate the Farrier'
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
ireRrrRR.
BALE NOTR71 na(OUtrTEn.
Highest current rate of Interest
AAVINOApaid in aur
RANK DEPART -
no de eRNTI
posits of 1.111 and upwards.
OODRRiCR BRANCH
A. G. 0AM71LRs Manafer.
ALGOMA CENTRAL
STEAMSHIP UNE
ksnITR. KING EDWARD
Cleveland, 'Iol('do, Sault Ste. Marie
Division --between Clevelatid,ToIe o.
Detroit and Sault Fite, Marie and
intermediate points.
Leave (ioderich southbound 8:(4) a. m.
Fridays, northbound R::#t p. rn, tiun-
days. ,lane Vol to September 7th.
!Weather permitting!
T. J. KPNNEDV, TN4vrn' Mlslm-a,
Sault. Ste. Marie Ontario.
S'i'AR-COLE Li N 1?
8TTII• HURON
Leaven Ooderkh
FOR HAI'LT HT& MARIE. MII H
via North Channel, Uenrglan Hay,
Tne.11ay at N p, m.
roll PORT HURON, DETROIT.
TOt.RDO and CLEVELAND.
Prides, et 13 midnight,
w1t.LiAM LRE, toes) Agent-
R.
gent
R. MAXWR1,I4
Traffic Manager. Potent', Mir h,
Nav;gatibn Notes.
The new ben eon oe the beeakw'aLef
W;a, lighted for the IIi4L time uu Mon-
day leighl. The gas buoy els., is still
burning hitt will no doubt noun fr1 uis-
combal.
• I'he steamer Huron ,lade her Mott
call fur' the season 1'uesd;ly night,
bound north. The (lemon's schelulel
time of Calls at t x1 t[�1sh ` f►1 her Tuesdat e, north hounel, and 1'S mid- 1 r 111
mid -
Another pleaas:ell (•4ent traced t
home of Mr. and MIs, Jo:ua Knox
'1'u.•tday btsl. when Weir third daug
ter. Miss Sybil Jlaisl, bec:uur t
bri,le ul Herbert He, tram Poieuer,
lirooklum. M.1.• 4. The ivn4I40 w
until 1 1
ooff1%Vilke 1'ty 1lbrothe•r,n-lawllofllt
bride. al high noon. The bride, wl
was given away by her (wther, wo
i, . • •r r, 1u. suit of t:ulpe,'- ' i' h
Tr ' WW1 Al6Wthy4ts ;and, was
attended. The e%ent was a quiet on
lnly the LLulily taring present. 1'1
'rowing 14ern war decorated 1i
erns. myrtle and Ilowera and t
wedding march frau) l.o1u :grill w
played by 'the bride's sister, Peat
r. and Mrs. Posener left on the 2:
r. u1. train for a visit at Tomtit
Buffalo and other intermediate peiu
•n !mute to their borne at llostu
w: 1 ' d by.. -good wibhee
many friends. '1/he bride and greet
.•1'e the recipients of IIoally ver
1(1nuliful and useful pineals. 1'1
torn'. gift to -the hridrrwas -a go
41.., i•Irt with aluetIIy.t•4rtling,
lie
on
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of
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to
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work. They have leen received here
with great goodwill Rad wishes for
ti.sl-spuvd i11 t1,.• work they have •ill
hand. The lewd hall"waw aihf f1Te on
Sunday morning :and uuckl•,l at night,.
while the., meetings this week are
crowded."
Watch for the eulno1ucenient of the
exact (hate of the opening of these
uteetiugs. A 401(1)41 invitationisex-
tt•ndef to tall Io al(elld the services
conducted by the hand duriug its stay
in l.oderich.
(Additional local Toole. oe ('age 5,1
LOCAL' TOPICS IN BRIEF.
1'ptOlhr tir,ulctailoring atE.J,Prblhaeh:..
A lame .el.a•tion ut gust., for summer gar-
ment.. Call and leave yuor under,
Prompt aril eaf40ful 4ltelllIOU give,. W the
wants of amateur p1ntLLytraphrrs al. It. 1t.
Mallows-.ltutiu. currier ,l[uut real .t reel and the
`q wase.
The excursionists in town today are saying
many eoe1plirnem.ry thine. about Ooferich,
1% Mile'. Suhth'. Art Store, East street, 1, a
tavornetelsne ng sn.lvwolrs • of'Ttm
va.fl. A Large an, *141-4 4. 1,cl IAA always o,
Land.
Jame, Knuckle has the framework
up fur uruLtage 0n Sualth Street..
The S aforth 1-awu howling tom Ila
•"mtmt-rnmmm•tlrernn-1?Ptitry tayBritt,
I Ith inst.
Robert Orr is building a house uu
the old Herr property next to Mt.
Uavid'4 a';ud School.
.lu inquest for the death of Ueoi'ge
Harry war opened ye4lertav het etre
Coroner Ih•. Hinder and a.1jOuI•ned
1 i Friday, the pith, foethe taking
of to 'Ileum
night, 'rid'►ys, smith h; f.
Holmes Must Serve: •
1Vm. Scillies, of Seafurth, must
serve his sentence of two years i11 the
Central for abductilin• ile u:11 con•
vieted and sentenced by- the couitt
judge. of (Moron county on ,a charge of
alxlucting Maud Hulley, daughter of
hit housekeeper, whore he took from
Seaforth LO tue1uh TII • appcm WA,
t
made on the glounds that !Willett
wee taking the girl. home, to her
'mother. ' A stated case Was alblhitted
sir t) whether it was a raga of abduce
t ion. The question was answered in the
affirmative, and the conviction was
sustained:
The Hurdn 1N4 Boys.
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The Huron Old Boys' excursion
from 'Toronto was a big event of tlil9
past week. About two hundred visit-
ors ,'alae t0 town, and there w.•t•e
many pleasant family gatherings snit
renewals of old acquaintance. • Our
personal column contains the na111e0
of many of the visitor. Although it is
udposalble (ai Rive thoiu ail. The
special train arrived shortly- lifter
noon on timt'urdey and tett un Monday
at t3 p. ,ii. The Toronto people will
have another npptirtunity of routing
to Orxlericb on the 17th, when the
annual excursion under Orange aus-
pices im to take place.
Newspaper Changes.
The Kincardine Reporter rwme to
hand Inst week 111 much improved
style. The "patent inside', has been
discarded and The Reporter will here-
after be an "a11 home print," The
change is accompanied by tither iva-
proveulents and the proprietor, J. J.
Hunter, ix to be congratulated .upon
his progt•easivetles, Another •nr-ws.
paper change in the same quarter is
announced. The Tiverton Watch
man ba, been arn4lgamated with The
Kincardine Review, Tiverton having
been found to he too limited a field for
a separate publication.
A Family Reun:on.
The family of Mrs. Adam Cook are
holding their enr1IIal family reunion
at the Imam of Mrs. Cook's daughter,
Mrs. R. 11_ Johnston, en Waterloo
street. Among those who are present
are Mrs. Cook's six daughters: Mre,
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Public Notice.
LO(1AL 1 M PRO V I; t1 ENT NO FR' E.
Take notice that the Municipal
council of the corporation of the
town of (i(xdericll intends to e4Mhstrint
a sewer of tilt pile on Trafalgar street
from North mt•eet to Cambria toed,
length 1753 feet. and In ,assess it per.
tion 1 11 the final cost thereof try
twenty annual epeeist! absesawents up-
on the property fronting or abutting
thereon and to he•bene•Illtr.i thereby,
and that a statement showing the
lands liable to and, proposed to be
specially a'tleseed for the _said wnt•k,
and the nature of the owners thereof
w) far am the sante con be amcerlailied
f the hast revised assessment roll
and otherwise, is now Hied in the ef-
rlcr of the town clerk. and is mien for
inatertion during (fll.•e I s
1 he estimated cunt ()Psalm. Is *(till,
of which 11114 fel./ be provided not of
the general funds of the municipality.
Persons entitled and desiring to
petition the council against oud4rtak.
mg the proposed work .last do s,, on
or hefote the 1111 l Clay of August next.
Dated Dila 7th day of Jule, 1544)4,
L. L. KNOX,
Town (clerk.
Auction Sales.
ti t.: PSL �,t
11 7, 1t* .
LIATl'RnAF .►i 1,1' :HH. A llAl'N-
Il TIT' of endow furniture, fable/. -bn11•,
maths, ale Tho Au -lion Hone. 1 EOM; g
RE( 'KKTT; Anet tonere
BECKETTAtl'O.HA V1.: J('ST
L been instructed to make a deep
rut in prire7 of property. How is this
,'tl for a seven -room house, hed
1.1 1 and barn, and :( town lot,. on
Walnut street.
31000 for acres weroe.fl-rooand. m home.and
$700 fora five-r(cin brick holm. on
�9/lf1/ Rruce0ilYet.
56,10 seven-roplace. Huomron roahnn1e, dbarn on t he
will - ,
$1
3110 for good nine -roan) honor
1/ on Rekayeetreet1$411udown).
(�. forstreeta, property on Nelmon
`/
Water from the Lake Again.
Sly' t arrow or Saturday the town
will again he getting its supply of
eater llorn the lake, the work cm tbe
intrlae
pipe being aleut Completed.
The fut•ty fret of the'pipe which was
taken up Waw dented 01 the gravel
which choked it up all( 1ii18 !leen re-
C,1oo4'et4d with the twits and the
pumps at the primping station were
rota- at.--1.1wir tall aafaa._i 1L 41r force
water mit ward throng' ' lenlaiuder
o! the int aka pipe to ci.rar it. 'Judg-
ing by the quantity of dirks and
atone,, which Was forced out the pipe
all along its Length lutist have con-
tained a cunwiderable ruuount of
material. The connecting of the ipippe
with the sleeve completes the duh.
Soule people thick it would be better
if their weir no 1.1 ib at the end of the
intake pipe alt all. • as it was the
settling of the crib on the IwkeWtat'd
ride which causl•d the severance in the
pipe and nll4Wed all the extraliemot
mitt ter to get into the pipe. The next
problem to be _solved le the stopping
up of the leak in the (ooyof the WPSt-
ern half of the- sedimentation basin.
This half of the basin is not. being
used for the town water supply but
stkamltr . ftdt _ :4Uit5eitili -_Waley. and p
trifling it'akage front it comes through
the partillion in the ,centre ..f the
basin.
The Late George Barry. -
Although not a native of Ootictrieh
the late lieo1ge Hvr'y, whose death
took glare on ,l(.Mlday afternoon Last,
was pr.aetleally a 116•14ng resident of
this town, 31 4.1 the o•venty-four years
of hie well -spent iii.• proclaim him a
worthy citizen. hot• thirty years Mr.
Harry Was in the furniture hominess
here, retiring about eight year's ago.
Ills wife, predeet ',toed him ithout
twenty -right years. Three dangh-
tera and a► son Nllrvive: -Mrs. It.
Burgess, sir Toronto, : the Misses Eliz-
abeth and Nellie, at home. and Joseph
Haney, of London. In religion the Ile•
emceed allheh•el to the Methodist de-
nomin.at and in politics he was a
ste.11111)j Reformer. --Ile VelN bort) a1
Npringllrl.l River, .1tine 1 tt1*, IM:ti, and
was tins e,•venty-foto• years and
twenty-one days old. lee had ht _
working for 1rw. weoks-at_t ii:plan.
ing mill nid on Satorciay Inst had the
mishit • 1.. fall 1hrough tan opening
in the upper tour, which was used to
pass lumber through, and, though not
at 111e time realizing Ihttt he was seri-
ously injured. 1u• sustained internal
injuries whish resulted in his death.
The deceased was .a rnemle•r of the
Meulunic under and 1 he funeral yester-
day was. tinder the auspices of that
Inely. The ps11-}chorus were six Me-
teoric-hrethr .tt---4k--4errwnjrtg, F'. f''.
Lawrence, J. H. Tiger., Joseph Heck,
1. 11`, Smith and .1. 1V. Thomas,
Rev, it. W. dlillydarl cuaduot4.d the
Coming Soon.
The Ilaptimt rhnrt-I1 hat rm.-tired the
seri-fres of the • Woollmtock ('allege
evengelistic band. who will conduct
meetings in li.nleri,h in the neat
future. The hand is at present con-
ducting meetings in Kincardine, from
a'hiell (dare it will coni' Lo Hudrrfrh,
The organiit►ti011 i et1111potool of cr11.
legtt student's, inchnling a ovalis quar-
tette letmeo wlitk Is a feature of the
meetings, and a soloist, Mr. AV. N.
1Vr•ight, an impru.sive Rosp>,•t singer.
The hand i' Ind I.y (', 17. Chapin an,
noel has for the past six we'ekw been
rondncting meetings in I)nrhani,
I'Iesherlon and Eine:imbue. !t/welt-
ing of its work in l'I(Ghertnn, l'he
Flesherton Ad4.an, ' says : "The
1VO4Nlst.w,k College eevntigelistic hand,
who are holding meet Ings Stere tinder
the auspices of the itaptist chervil,
are having splcmdid 4II"'1a the meet-
ings (ring largely au ,filed, And the
keenel.t interest evinced. The singing'
of the quertette is it very attractive
fettle.. P. while the speaking in earnest
and effective. They tell the old story
in a tnorc than usually convincing
way and the benefit delayed hy their
coaling here will he something that
our people should be thankful for, re-
gsrdlewm of creed of calling. It Is
rarely indeed that yylch a combinatipn
of rich young manhood is heard in
one place. These young men are rich
in the enlhuuiaarn of youth and In the
endowment of gifts that are likely to
make them a power in their future
Tl're is rare 60 1N. one bury stare in
town for the •next few days, and no
wonder: if you read Cameron &
MlNmirasl. oar cage &wort will knew -
the,reason wily.
The trial by the county judge of Ira
Hier, who was sent up ou the charge
of setting fire to a hotel in Hansen,
was to have come oft on Tuesday
morning, hut was adjourned for it
week'Ito suit the convenience of coun-
sel.
Clinton is to have a big Orange
demonstration on Die Twelfth, and no
(Ionia a large number fnmt Oralerich
will go down to see ft. A special
train iv being provided. Ileinicke's
hand win accompany the Ooderich
(lrange(uen.
Two cows belonging to Dick Romp
went over the river bank at the old
Edwards place, near the woollen mill,
on Monday and were killed. 1t is a
serious loss to Mr. Romp, as he was
offered a good sum for the two
animals a short tithe ago.
The graduating exercises of the 1RUII
Mass of nurses in training it Rt."
Joseph's hoepital, London, took place
on Wednesdsyy evening of last, week,
4teev. Esther Tobin presiding. One of
the twelve young (ladies.tf the gradu-
ating class was Miss Martha O'Neil,
of (l.aierieb, whose friends congratu-
late her upon her success.
There is a dangerous spot alongside
the C. P. H. track just south of the
Western Canada Milling Co,'s office.
A pedestrian coming up from the
wharf and not knowing the locality
might easily walk over the edge of
the cement wall alongside the rail-
way track, and it wouldn't be a nice
place to fall. A railing should be put
1n place to serve as a guard.
The annmsl excursion of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian Sunday schools
trf 8eaforth will to run to (lodel'Ich on
Friday (tomorrow.. The excursion
takes 1n all the etatlOus on the G. T.
R. line from 3litchell to. Iloluiesville.
Tire special train will arrive at (lode
rich at about 14:30 a. tn. and will leave
on the return trip at 8 p. ul.
In its retort of- the annual district;
tueeting of the 1. U. O. F., held at Sea-
forth recently, Thr Expositor stays:
"After the business of the dist, ict,
meeting was concluded, a lodge of in-
struct ion WAS held, when the first de-
141Ys' was exenmplified by the Ooderich
degree team. Despite the very waren,
night this team put on the work in a
110414ner that was not only creditable
to themselves, but mss % delight to
the large attendance of brethren, and
rrl'tainly the Oolerich team tire to he
heartily congratulated for the exce.I-
lent manner ill which they conferred
this degree." .
l'he garden natty held o/ Tuesday
evening wider the auspices' of the
ladies of Knox church was well at-
tended and was a very pleasant tune -
It was held at the home of A.
1t. McLean, Elgin ,venue, and the ael-
jeeining gr4auyds of Theis.-- (4wldey-met
Andrew Porter were thrown open.
making a Wide eXINLI Ike of lawn for
t he neer mn)od:atin) 4)1 the gathering.
M11F1e Was furnished by tfuinicke's
band, and randy and ice creaII, INN)!he
provided rep sitnrie' for many 'tray
dinlre. A faneywnrk table also did s
thriving (IaineRM, Altogether it was
a most enjoyable and successful affair.
CHURCH NOTES,
'ITP-nnnn.11 picnic of the 114:stint
Sunday school will be held on Satur-
day afternoon, .duly Ilhh, st Mem-ne-
tting Park,
The sermon oubjeets at the AhIhtjNt
church next Sunday art. : Morning,
II o'clock, 'Evil Thought And the
"(iron -eye,( Mnn.ter,"' Evening, 7
o'clock, "Thr. Wader Supply 4 hat
Failed." (cordial invitation to all,
in honor of Dominion Clay the pul-
pit of Nord strut. Methodist church
en yunwlny Wats draped with the Brit-
ish ensigns and the national anthem
and the hymn "Land of Hope mid
Glory" were features nt the sict►1
liervice,
Rev. 11r. Carl, of St. 1.-404 14, who has
leen orctipyijlg the pulpit. of North
street. Me•thodi,t eharrll very accept. -
ably in the absence of Rev. 1►r•,
Iloog,tll, loin (•onclnde his ministry
here n.•xt, Snnday. 1)r. )'nrl has 011t -
pressed himself very favorably teem
the people• of N)11111 street, who will
•!e glad to renew on future occasions
the pleasant sosmociationa which have
been eatsblimhtal between them. Dr.
4'orl and his ferpily will he in town for
the rest of the summer.
Ven. Archdeacon .Ionem-Hatema8.
Mee, ,Innes-13ateq)an and their two
boys arrived in (}nderich on Friday
last and have taken up their residence
et Ht, lirnrge's rectory. The arch-
deacon has charge of Ftt. OeorgP e per-
ish for the months of July and August
and. we understand, intends making a
trip to the Old Country before return-
ing to the City of Mexico. Heofflcieted
last Hundsy at At. (ienrge'e church for
the flat time and showed himself to
be an effective pulpit speaker,.
fe,,,,„.
There Is No Substitute
FUR ADVERTISING
IN THE SIGNAL.
1 he ground it covers is not covered
L�
by ally other medium.
.-THE HIONAI. i'ttINTINU ('u., bat . PUULUEW.
PERSONAL MENTION.
—site,.. Hotplate wa•'ln- .,un* yeaerdny,
(florin( 11hephani, of Loudon, 1s in tuwu on :.
ilt,
J. W. Vu,at Wr left yeetenlay om a trip to the
\1'eesl.
Norman Itumball war no from Toronto lest
4..-,•k,
Mi,. Elise Tye 1. home from Vtt.wa for the
vocal f m,.
4 I..irles H. Kidd left on Monduy on a vI4t to
M uskuka.
\lir,, Mabel Thurlow 1. home frau, Toronto
for holiday.,
Jw•k Kielv,aud A. J. Kidd were up (rout To
,.unto ower aluuday.
k• McKeown, of Chloago,' i. visiting at the
reddeune u( J. kid(.
Cher. Wa.hingWu, of Toronto, wan aeon the
Old Iioy.. excursion. •
Miss McKay, of %'ort Hopi, -ha. Leen the
Kort of Mrs. Sickle, -
Misses flulen and Alice IWthwell, of Toronto,
are visiting ill town.
Mi,. Mary Martin, of Cleveland. 1. visiting
relative. to (�uderich,
Newham IWbiuson was up from Toronto on
Hm*yrf-Hoyer` ertenrsleer,
IL S. Robertson, of HLMtfutd, wee In town
oil Monday on l u.ine„a,
J. KW. loaves tomorrow on r visit to lie pit,
Pet tuna and toiler points. •
11r. And Mrs, ('harlot 'Tweedie vlaited
NEWADVERTISEMENTS-Ju ly 8th.
RIs: floinn--!liar-('ohs Lino..,., .. rR6 Warders Wanted -Mi. SSSS. ..
Oil and Gas Stove,
itedaoed--N'11neI1..' Hard.
warot+toro ,.
A Solid %Took of t',derweat• Sellltq -!I(d•
Ken. Hose •
(ciao a of -, • ..• 3
K \oNh.ruNavigrllor, t'tr,.. 6
flet ore Puzzle 1•o.t Cars-Otwrge Porter .. 8
store 'based WOdlle-day Afturnoou,-W. R.
Kr11Y . 8
Cut Rate I'.-1,. in Clothing-1%VanerC. !Md -
hair SSSS.. .. Y
Alidw,unnter Clearance - IL M. Klliott. • • • y
Specials for Thls Week -J. H. Colborne. ' i
July Sale News rW. Acheson t Hou
Special Ilosiery and ((love V3400._ V, 5151lar
l a 3
Sumner sort Mattes --H. K: Hick 8
'1'oa,�ber Wanted -S, S. No. 1'. Ashaeld trod
1Tost tvawuuosh t
Valuer Man Wanted -Howell Hardware t'a,
Limited 1
Annouueement-Jae, IV(Ison Ind
1':0rold IWuiing !Sowell ILtniw.are ('o,• Ltm- 1
ted
Not i,•etol'rdder, M.G. 44luwro).�.�, 1
Aninnowentent„-. (Beckett R ('0 1
►\..,.,..r A;...,rtr-AY,
f.ee1.Im4proceuunt Notl'u--1. L Knox 1
Harvest Time Again-l'h(as. C. Loo
quality end Value -('. 8. Ewing. . ,...,,,
For the Summer Toilet --11. l`; Dunlop 5
For Sot (arilay Morning-('an4eron R Moore5
Fifty 1'ean. Howell Ilanlware Co 5
Furnished House! 10 Win -%V. R. Rube rLsun 1
Brick and Tile -J. Pitblitdo t
Dios in town over tiylulay
.Nie,, McKim len on Mundxy on a months
visit to rciallves at Mincer.
Mn. Win. lillraoreand eon, Wesley, of Toron-
to, visited in town til. week.
H. Iteo•uullurL of The Toronto News, was
in tow( over Dominion. tray.
Chas, Rankine, of Windsor, i, visiting. no.
Intl ve. fm town and viciult Y,
Mist trace John ton, of Stott fond, L. 41114 ung
the. i.aal4nn t 54,4 l4la logo.
The Wee. McCaughan -Ai ene-Lep-on therm -
day , ercurslon from Toronto,
Mb,, Elizabeth Brown, of Amb,rley, is the
geed of Mr., Vining. Park ,tree(,
treat for Glasgow on July 1st, They expect to
spend
',er ab(treat ad nliritai%1n and visit
the
Mlro-
1ti.. ary Polley, who ha. been teaebing hind.
Deer. IL toter. is home fur v icat •a„
A. S. Mitchell had Ilk brolive f - 'tTbert rain; oTZf a i• uuufa a brief vial W
ford with hire over Dominion Stay. from Hit' town last week and on his return 4.a. aa;um-
itisr N. Knox, oI Toronto. i., attending a 11• 411 staded ying for soi. little ne Albert
wit4h Ale granQ
mouth at the home of her parents, parcel., Mr, and Mrs, U, Switzer.
Mr. and 31r., Malcolm McKoy loft on Tues.
day for a trip to Seattle and ex(ept to be
away x couple of maths. They ire by way of
the 44t4.4e. ,1od intend making the! return
trip by (tae C:1'. iL We wish therm 44 Pleasant
trip,
R.'4•. .tl', 1V, Stefdart, Mrs. Staldart and
children, of Fulton, Mo , arrived this week -on
A 41411 to Mr. "toaldarrt parents. 'Air. and
Mn, Stoddart leave on Tuesday On a trip
Wert. both Mr, end Mrs. Stoddart having
relation. in the West., •
Il•ontlnutd on page RI
THE HURONOLD D BOYS.
The following linea are written by
one of the Huron Old Boys of To-
ronto.
Inure Anderson, of the (Lank of Common...
Kreter. Is spending holiday. to 10A d.
Juneph Seale, of Toronto, spent lana week
visiting at the home o1 4L mother Irene,
It. Roth. of the Varna branch of 1 he Sterling
Hank, a, relieving at the Uod❑, 14•'1 branch,
11,.4. and Min. Madeline McLachlan were
among the visitors from Toronto this. week.
Jaa, Hyslop- of the herd unteeso( the Hank of
Toronto, visited relatives here over Sunday.
lir', Arh..trong, of Toroota i.. visiting at
the rw.ldenrve of her father, Jame Hitchamnm,
Mr. and Mrs. Charley 1Vhyyard, of Waterloo.
were the gue to of Mrs. H. 'Furrier oo D0Wl011.111
Day.
John S. Cameron and him mother, Mrs. Cam-
eron, of /(alt, are in (halcrich on a
Mv41t.
. luid Mrs. Arthur Rates
01 Stratford, 4 visited reletivwd 5( 1.nd 0*44 last
week.
Mr. and Men, ,Ackland, of Toronto, were
rout last week at the residence of P. J. But -
Mr. bend Mrn. A. Y. J. Mattel 'ane-3faxtar
Cuthbert lett on Tn.1daY on a Lrlp to HaUlax.
N. S.
40.tt;of•sontetkweek. wii1of 1h haler rellati�ea hu
town, Seeger
from Toronto where she 444 b,eenlattending
school.
Mr. and Mas. F. S. Hlok, of Toronto, are
.pending a week or two visiting In town and
vicinity.
Mr, and Mat }knelt P. Hick and two chlld-
ron were among 1,aturdayw excursionists Prow
Toronto,
weMek by the rserfous 1)0.11.. of ealled r father, Itdas oat
bt,
Iroughs.
Mlm, V. A. Watw04 has gone to (11)445)4 to
attend the summer school at the Macdonald
I Istituto,
h
reamer City of St. Ignwce on her (kat trip to
ItetTroft.os. Elliott was a paraenger' on the
(leo. Newton, of Toronto was the guest of
hp.
1.. brotheweek.r, ('. O. Newton, for s few days the
Mimes Nellie and F-lon'nce Colborne left on
Saturday. by steamer St. Ignaom on a trip to
Chv.land,
Arch. McIntyre and Miss Molntyre, Into of
Laurier. Aehfleld township, have come to re.
ride In town.
Mr. and
were thecue Mrs.
rof 1llr,•'n 1 Mo, Vooot n,. Mot'roe h
over Sunday,
Iter. M. J. WILoe and wife, formerly of
Nile and now 01 Nalkerton, were vi.ntors In
town on Friday.
M
the t,,',t. of Mr,.... ItLilr•kc'a brother, Harrof y.'l'uru
er, over Sunday,
Iter, 1, Kilpatrick and Mrs. Kilpatrick, of
%t'flkenpon, have her„ intioderich and vicinity
on a holiday vittt,
4.1'har)u. Hawkins, of t%'ind+or, In In town for
TWuwron'd.ays,flat hatrivplnK come np w) the steamer
l
Miss Ida Slates, of 'Toronto. vinit1vl In town
over Mundy On her rot un, she woe 144.00,.
14x1.1 Ma. lreuu,
A.141M. IWhlWeirtworl, of the t'olleglate Inetit me
t+aft. I. in Tunm o4 examining papers at the
1)cpartmeet o/ k.iuc.tiwe,
Mi.sMaud Why aril and her niece, MIs. Mar
ion (11 11tek of Elmira, are visiting relative. at
Nodertc4 and bungannon,
Mr. and Mn, Joseph heck were among the
ex'urdool.ts from Toronto the past work wnl
are rem;.i oleo( herr for vial(,
Wesley Kdwanl, of Toronto, *ex. -meanie.,
by hi.brother have,,4l'hat Mon. came up on
the Iluron Old (toy. excunlom,
Mrs .ycl.untaa,4 11.„d 111.. Tena McLennan
hat c ret 11rnod to town and have Mkou up their
residuum again on Nelson /trent.
Mr.. 11. 41. Horton, o/ Toronto:ll vl.fl frig In
Lowe. Mr, Button came upon the Old IAy.
excursion and rete ruert on Monday,
Mr.. J. 11. K. Jones, of Dtutrt, accompanied
by her (1o��'t�gghleq 14 vlalit41W at the hone of her
parent., Mr. find Mn J, c le,'1'ouzuL
it. IL Nonan loft o) &Il.urday for Savona. H,
1'„ whore a pout ion Is waiting for him. Mrs.
Nunan la already in Birk i.h 1.'olyn4hla,
Mee. J. A. Rnmhatl tuft last week of her !HP
to keret* with the London Advertiser party,
Her t,-u,rd. weal, 4101' A 4cr.y pleasant trip.
Mrs. Sinclair and her two grandchild ron, the
MIw44 4 brr, of Toronto, are -pending a 4,14+011
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C A. Mager.
Mr, and Mrs. Willi. yyFra00r and Minn fear
Item:ter left on Of towa
Mot. Fraserand MIr',,aJ'earloh a tt
willheplway nil
mummer.
11/tn. Oyer, from lln,ed. enemy. Ireland, ha.
arrived in atoderi ch 011 a (45.51. to hie uncle, A.
('o per. Mr. Dyer luny remain In the,
romry,
1teva. John Parries .late Of Ht. Catharines, Is
In Uoderieh o, a 11.54 mf a couple of months,
Mr. lbrrlc Is thinking "1 moving to British
t'ohumbla,
IL Healy, of t.b. {Lank of Common:,toff, left. on Mature�p tto Join the leave' of Use
IAIrMord brannh Hls j7±4u,e )(eye is taken by
4). 11, McIntyre, of Th ed f(,rd.
fit11144oree, reetorrll4011 Ita4 week furheen l her 4tpa.r
eats' horse In 1'( than(. Wes expect. to pan
her husband In the t tty of Me*LW 1n the
hall.
Mr, and Mr., *400.1 :athrnrt and 41404171,1041
canoe rut on the female 'lrllrsihn (041 SL/lar
day to r5,41 Mrs. 4 atter/It. nlotler, Mrs. Mary
Wilson They are fomenting hero for a week
or .o,
Mr.. Ilt.v.4 Turnbull len yesterrle allwr-
noon for London. She 4.111 *moil Lim next
twit menthe with relatives at ',linden and
Petrone until her bwtwnd's return from
Melee.
('a , H. laynrnertan, wife and boy, of Kin-
�ryrtglt%op werMr. and
e In town nn 1 hureday Iaat vlsit
Mra, kat, -r ertno at re nutty driver ing trip to Forest'
Sarnia and I'etrnlia,
We ere pleated to learn that.A netts McKayy,
Newgate street. who has been very .erlou.lr
M. Is now /hewing twat/11.0.n Ale Improvement.
We hope he will noon be well on the way to
complete recovery.
Frac .lfanbasit /Moue( (;(0/(a,
Let us sing a iojous song, n song of grateful
praise,
To our Heavenly Father who has guided all
4011:•
And lire loving friends we. knew In early,
happy days,
llptwthetfome land of Iluron.
('HORUS-
//atmos Arrn1A,/iv Meow tar, 10 rear,
//mead. krrra4, Jar //r.or morons tee,
Well de Ire reou../ .1114, (mire/rin.A' eve fern.
C'f is the At'.ne•la d o///.row,
Huron wo can neer forget wherever we inns
go.
Childhood's (roam., and hopes, and (carr, and
love's first thrilling glow,
Fill our hearts with Joy today a. In the long
Up in the home -lend of Huron.
Still ere llama to the 4o11g4 our mothers used
to sing.
'OM we hearth.. school bells wall, the church
bel1's accred ring, ---
1)1151 in dreams we gather flowers as In the
early spring
lip in the home-him/of Huron.
Canada, the best of lands, wo love from sea to
sea,
Monntein., valley., riven, lakes and pretrial
wide and free.
Hut the dearest spot of all to us w111 beer be
1'p In the home -land of Hnton.
Huron boy. and Huron girl., today we will
renew
Friendship % formal in early years when heart
to heart was true,
And welt spend'a happy hour Just as we used
to do
Up in the home land of Huron.
-.f. C. H.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
it payh to Nee what Htx'tcx'rr has
fn(• mile and tell hitt what you have
to cell. '
�1TORAOR FOIL FURNITURE. -- Large
rO1rel1, top that, over Wilson's drug
store. Perfe^ty clean and dry,
The W. C. T. U. Sheets iia -.the Tem-
perance 11a11 the second and ioerth
Mondnye of each month, at i o'clock.
The regular Matulday auction sales
will not be held during this hot
month of July at the Auction House.
Next big sale will he Saturday, Judy
31st. Mee sale .',tier.
Remember the date of the garden
party under the au.pice1 of the Guild
of St. George's ch,lreh, Wednesday',
.111.17_21st. on the grounds of
Carey. i)etails next week.
Too latae for our tel. this week : ten
dozen suits of tarn'' fine balbriggan
underwear on sale at ;s oout half-price;
per garment Ilk, at ('AMKKON & Honu• px (Isle ter the bargain notice.
even in ha( weather. Two gasoline
111.040,•14 and four nil At0Vel Mlvertised
in but week's paper for sale at the
Auction (louse, were all gone hy Mon-
day night.
Another carload of granulated stager
pasties Into ettirk this week and just
arriving in time for the preserving
SPRAon, While thin rat• Lasts the price'
will ia• tomtity•(me pounds for the dol-
lar or *1.7.1 per hundred pounds. iluy
now. Prices will 11' more to Ml'ance,
l'.4MN.KON & Mont.
Arrangements have been made with
the Algoma Oantral S. N. Line's. “King
Edward" by 4'aliadian Pacific Railway
to ticket passengers for Fort William,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberts
paints by their Kteamer to :'Soo and C.
1'. R. N. S. from !..loo to Fort William
and return. Huy your tickets from
JOS. Kinn, town passenger agent.
SITUATION VAn.%NT,--An excellent
opportunity to get a good hnaine,N ed-
ucation now available to an honest.
bright, industrious young man who
wishes to learn the hardware Mimi.
neem. Would prefer one who has
Nage( the entrance or r•olnmerriel
Mr. rind MIs* Wynn hart removed from the eoul'me. The accepted applicant will
Heiler( hotel end have taken Mr. Fraser* be experts'( to start work nn Monday
r4'ddeno. wt Elgin avenue, Mr. Wynn'. next. HOWELt. HARDWARE Co.
daaehtmA Mrs. White anti Mime Pearl. of
Kn.
a•,, City. are with them,
Ml.I(4 M Dtek.or, R A, end Mies J, O,
Dickson. H. A. da, (Iters of John T. Dickman,
of Tuckeramltk, stalled with a [tarty ham Moa
DIED.
BARRY. -1n (Iederich, on Monday. July ata
Heurru Rarry• aged is years and tl dap..