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(><OUE1tICH, ON'T'ARIO, CANADA : 'I I tale •►•' 1909
THE HI(iNAI. I'Ht N'II\'ti CU., Lt•1, Pr,,,lenxt4r.
Fininoiii
I am offering for rale l/etwnturra hearing interest
at live per cent. per annum. payable half -yearly.
Theme debentures offer an absolutely sate and prof-
itable Investment. 1 would advised anyone having
money to invest to be sure to call and ser rue.
THE
W. 1.. 11ORTON
STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
Loot or Found
L081% -ON WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NUUN of last week In the mien bou.e
park, an ambrelr. Finder will be rewarded
on baring not J. J. EDWARIYN reetaureut.
the Haletoral Cath
LOST. -SOME LRUAL DOCU-
MRNTS batweeen Uoderlch sad INa•
Mlles. The SPdst will please leas. tae rasa.
at tat sees w Prvwffwt, Hare r Mak.
. if O$T.=WATERMAN FOUNTAIN
- Ps �atael ai The ( .
Hooton or Boarders Wanted
l?OARUSRS OR ROOMERS tVANT-
Il ED. -Yuma Malan Proferred. Comfort
Mae base. marN111 u 4'ale(tlat• !wafture,.
bwlasle wrodaaPrises. -Apply et THE Inti -
NAI UFYIV
QODERICH MARKETS
Tuuaaoay. July LYS.
Fall what. tier bush 71 :s. to 7 1 ii
4(4 chug wheat, per bush s 1 JI to 1 yl
roto U:.4
Una to Um)
U:o to o:Y1
Rye per btu. t
Huait wheat.; or bush
4 tau, per huh..
1'
ear•, .•r host
Il .ail W
Harley. , o Y .
y. Der be •h n .;u to 0 JS
!►,•ensu mg. -r lou .. s, W to 'D, W
Flour, far,.tly. per owl 3 14 t0 3 ie.
Flour..mtont, per cwt 3 2.i to 325
Rear , per ton 21 In to 54 w
Short., i.e. tort . 25 ICJ to 25 in
Hay, per ton Y 110 to 9 51
Wood. per cord. _ _ S Ix to 6 U4
Hunter. per Ib 0 17 to Y no
Ilion/ie. per lb 0 13 to 0 13
Potatoes new r dos 0 17 t0 0 19
311 to 55
Potato,., oto 10 t0 .. r
4'ante. ord)1,', to good, per cwt 4 51) t0 5 •S.'5
folie, export. per cwt.1 25 to 5 TS
...••
Huge. .. S TJ to .i 75
1.0111.01111:101.0.. 1I*t* 41 at
Sheep. per cwt
7311(l410 ell
per r th *If is ell
Hermit. per Ib 0 IS to 020
Lanl, per Ib
IS q t 1)5
Tahoe. per ID elf O 5)5
Hate., ser owl 6 .m to 6 51
!Sheep ..kin • . _ M 4(i 40
flicker., m to w
Turkey. 15 to 14
444,1-141e u,arkets on page 6 this week.
To Sant
R RENT. --1119U8M ON W R9'F
.greet. 811 Mdresei• ass bathroom.
Convenient to, lake. poetaster and aquae&
Rent reaeoaablet Sppay to J. H. H A W K I N S.
St. P1414405151 Amt. ..
(P0 RENT. - THE KOOMM ON
1 North
etgreslttMadyoccupied by Mr.. Ma, NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
vara TIM
wrhewn souls
A PPO at
Copy of change of running advertise-
► H) RENT.-1PORTIUN OF T11 E RE-
.idea.ellMissborbapan.,•minernit \risert menti must be left at this office by
and HLAod re. . dreete. Suit whir oil ,: r fur 0.1 Monday noon to ensure insertion
Orly Coude or for young 4nu4le with ..ell fon
Uy. ll law., fruit trew town wavier. ale, .oh in issue of same week.
water. Terve• ver rr,wnrbl.-. Agq.Iy t0
MIMS HU('HANAN on the prem, ur
ALC]L YOUNG, Carlow ('.o.
,311 :.tate tor bale.
Situations Vacant
r2.001.) GENERAL SERVANT
l)< wanted -by Arytwt Lath. Apply W MHN.
HOUSE FUR SAIF:.=THE MAIN u.F'.HLAM -
Portion of the bone. o• southmot corner ATfTSi3. A? -
a North and Nroea street.. Pnrehaner t , rr Wheel Riga
dens the buUding. For fort her Inforru.1tim,
apply on the provolone to Mits.(' I.; PT, owner.
or to J. ADM ITOWLRIR t', s.. Arehltect.
WESTERN LANDS FOR HALF..
--
Ima sere. with 32 scree 1n orop: frame
llw.1 1143 'phone tn. Priem- Sawa iw.44.aaaa
ero4 land a rich loam. 9A. acre+ at tilt per
acne. broken oval fenced. T.I. 1. a .nap, se
land 1. vine op every year. 1mn sere. with
grant building•. 414 arn.a broken ; prim P• per
sere. good locality and phone In hove. Any
of thaw ma be bought 1)u 414144 1111051. J. H.
Tttw'1LE4, Yoakum. neck.
HOUSE FOR BALK -ON THE
mat +414 of Victoria .riser )4ev n -roomed
helot hoose furnace. electric light and all
modern ronvenlenose ; aloes .table on the lot.
For term. and particulars apply to W. F..
(.'HPIHULM, 51 Im
1100914 FOR SALK. --A NEW
Dilek dwellinf wltku.e modern improve
meets. plesaanfldtrl•lwd and near Ute Nq
Apply to W. ft ROBERTSON. _ --
H0 1.714R FOR SALK. -- A TWO-
STORY brick home. with seven rerun..
on Reece street. Particular. can be had hy
eatU:m ar SiGNAL Once.
tf
LIARM FOR MALE, 1.01' II, ('0' -
l' F141411) s, Colborne ; 147 cern. of good
soil. been ander grass for tight 74110. j mile
eget of Dunlop and 31 miler from (ioe,irh.
with good Minding" and arte.iwn well and
windmill. S acne. 4N orchard, beet of winter
milt, and ten sere. M bee*. Fm pr(lcular.
1penttoAy)VN(. Jr.. Mit N Naen to.,
o. HI.
.414.3
R MAjrlii,-iN °ItDEIt 11/ CLOSE
1),
se the estate of the tete O. C. Shannon,
his tete redden, -e 1A naw for .ale. It Is
In eery fair m,rllunn hat-• modern eon,enter-
te., can 4r. In.puwl at any time. For further
puttrnlwr. ap dy to Proud heh. 44 t it H)nlr.
i•, J. IRAM11.4UN 1:a.444104,r.
FURNISHED 'HOUSES
1'O RENT FOR THF.
SUMMER MONTHS.
Hummer vldtom d411Nng to sures tarn•
!.had hones 14( Ooderlch am invited to car -
1 .pond with
THE HIUNA!.
lessen. wl.hing to rent their house. to *Tim-
mer rooted ohonld lewve part -Ionian. .t
THE SIGNAI.
Tit K
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
Ra4n ovine' To.o ro
atrrantilrin neer/4r. • 1111.004011°
INCORPORATED BY %PIIX'IA1,A"T
07 DOMINION PARLIAMKNT
TO RECE1 V K DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FRAM M.
Ili l
NOTED 13leoo177CTRD.
Highest current rate of Interest
paid In our
RAVINGS RANK DRPART-
M ENT4
lin deposits of 111.1Y) and )pwarda.
OODERiCH BRANCH
A. 0. GAMBLE. Manager.
UTANTED AT ONCE -A
TV F'Kill KM•E) Midge mom
Malec/Mt A(aply 10 J• T. UUI
Ma1Uoed.
fjtftAt'dfttt-FIFA-N1'v - - --
ll Yo. 4. r .wn•.btp of 11)4born , male teacher
preferred. dunes to r0utu.n4'e Awtu,.t loth.
Apply, elating salary. to PAUL 54
TlDle aI1,Kl,.
Sec •ss.. Henm1•. 4.
fi1KA(711ER' ANTED. -FUS Y. S.
11 No. 3, Wolf Wawwno,h holding 6r.t of
. 00144.:.., profo'rlonwl certificate, duties to
44001lemY AkWh.; Oh h. Derr. state rxppeerl-
enee. If any. and salary r. meted. Applies '
tiono reoelvnl u5) to July 14th. Appply, with
references, to Tn1C4. H. rAVIA IK. :lecretary-
trea.ytero, St.. Helene 1'. U., Ont,.
Notion it
a oCed on
NOTICE TO CREI)ITORS.
Notice 1+ hereby gh•en pernmant to R. S. (4.
1k0. l'hspirr 154, See. 341. that W penmen. lay.
mg •'I.1,4(- ,.ga.not the estate of William King.
Ince of the too ruhip of Ea.( 11'awauoah. in the
comity of Huron. yeoman, deceased. who died
on or ,tI''I _the -nth day of .lows, 14'31. are re -
delisf -end by Mot prepaid or mherwt.e
delis or (((,the wndeh.lgnerl solicitor fur John
Vineland awl Jacob 1'. Htolt1. exerur•)r. of the
.a.d ,h•."'t.,1)un or twfore the 31.1 day of July.
A. 1.. 4' n. their 111111e, tuldrr+•n., and deocr+p.
tion', mei a full statement of particular. of
thou r1+4,n1• and the nature of the .eeority. If
any. held by them. duly 4rnlned, and that after
the ...kid day the executor. will proceed to di.
tribute the as.e4■ of the .aid deceased among
the parties entitled thereto. having regard only
1. t Mahn. et which they Audi then bare
Dated 111) 7th day of July. A. D. 4 444.
31. H. CAME:H41N,
lioderleh, Ont.
__
-Flolkiltor for the Executor".
Sl 3t Jong Y1*nl.AMtl .4 he JAovni tertn.r7..
R!1-
:Irlo4up
fHORP',
L
ALGOMA CENTRAL
STEAMSHIP LINE
STR. KING EDWARD
Cleveland, Toledo, Sault Ste. Marie
Division -between Cleveland,Tul(do,
Detroit and Sault Ste. Marie and
intermediate points.
Leave (ioderlch southbound 8:00 a. rn.
Fridays, northbound 8::10 p. rn. Sun-
days. June Zinl to September 7th.
1 Mather permit t.I ng,
T. J. KRNNRDY, Th4r(•4' M.tn.WIER.
;441 1111 HL(. Marie Ontario.
STAR -COLE LINE
STR. HURON
Leaves Omlerlrh
POR %AI'LT )(T1:. MAItIK. MICH..
via North Channel, (i.orirlan Hay,
Tuesday at 1 p. m.
vote 141RT 114'5408, DETROIT.
TUI.EIw)and ('LEVELAND,
VrMwy, et 12 midnight,
WILLIAM LICK Loral Agent.
It. MAXW4I,I..
Traffic Manager, Detroit. Mich.
LARGE STEEL STEAMER
CITY OF ST. IGNACE
NORTHHOUND !Pavex Goderich for
Mackinac, FIL ignore and the north.
Thursday of each week at 8:311 p.m.
ROITTHBOUNDIeaves Goderich for
Bur -Detroit. Cleveland, Toledo and
ale' Saturday of each week at 2 p.m.
LOCAL TOPICS
A Bad Tangle.
U. Prouse hal a peculiar accident
with his pair of drivers on Monday
afternoon on %Vent street. One of the
young horses taulntiled and the other
fell over 00 the that. 'There was nu
damage done, but it Gwk some tittle
to get things untangled.
Obtaining Money Unaer False Pre-
tenses.
Un Saturday last George Letson
pleaded guilty at the Police Court to a
charge of obtaining otomy under (+de e
pretenur.. Lust fall he sold some he)ge
N) J. F. Andrews and obtained a
cheque in payment for IIWd, represent.
Mg that there WAS nothing agaivat
them, whereas there war is chattel
tgage in favor of E. K. `(warts.
Letson was /Wilt up -for trial and re-
leased on hail.
Noll -Tweedie,
Toronto papers record the marriage
ten. Wednekd*y 4.4,last-w,wk- of ..Mira
Lulu Tweedie, younger daughter of
Mr. and Sirs. Charles Tweedie, of Wil-
ton Crescent, 'Toronto, formerly of
(ioderich, to J. .1. Noll. of Toronto.
The ce449000y was performed by the
Rev. H. Hutchison, ia) the presence of
the immediate relative., at the hone
of 111e bride. Mr. ,and Mrs. Noll left
for Muskoka later in the day for their
honeymoon. (1144.'4.14'(1 friends join hi
good wi4(he'..
Jury Attach No Blame.
Toe•-. inquest - iILLl.. Jbi . death 01
Oeorve Barry, which was concluded
last Friday, did not tiring out any
evidence to attach blame for the arei-
dent to anvuie, and '11w jury Irou(ght
in a venlict accordingly. rhe eti•
,encs or Urr. Whitely and Macklin as
to the nature of Mr. itarey`e injuries
area taken, also i vid1124x_sia_ta the
nature of the op eninlg at the planing
will and as to the protection provided.
1)r. Hunter war the coroner.
At the Harbor.
The steamier Isabella J. Boyce
arrived on Monday night with a cargo
of coal froiu Loraine, Ohio, the deck -
load tieing for 1. H: Holmes and the
hold -load for the town.
The steamer Midland Queen arrived
on Friday with a cargo of flax cud
wheat and. after unloading at the
elevau)r a')d mill, cleared on Saturday
to load coat.
The yacht Anona was iu lest Friday.
bound smith.
- The)F(rg Rita McAuley wan in on
ThurrS1ay for the sawmill's -boom
i .g i and left the same day for Stokes
Oaf -
0.,p. F. Installation.
---Isie4rict i►eputy (ireful Mostar Tay:
(or, of Clint() 1, was in town on Mon-
day night and in.talled the eleeetive
officers of Huron Lodge No. 02, 1. U.
O. F., fur the present terms. High
encomiums were passel on the work
of the retiring N. (1... W. Yule, and
tr' atier'eew+r-Wiifeiti 4444 -wand aux-ta('-
ing the N. 0.'e chair thanked the
brothers for hi/ election. The.retiring
warden. K. King, now graces the V.
(1.'e chair, and P. 'O.'. Dr. ('lark, C. A.
Yoe Sale
L'OR YALE. -TWO 110001E8. IN
1 food nonditlon. Al,o a quantity of maple
ppll�*n�k and .econd-clan. lumbar. Apply to
7a[tm YtStYtHU. Nelson draft -- • at
Auction Wes. -
UCTION NALB
AUCTION
4(y.
STANDING TIMBER AND REAL FAT ATR
Thoma.Oun'(ry. Anrtloneer, hs. received
in.trnctlon.from MAR(ARF'T EL.LIOT to
sell on the premise., being lot 17, Inhe Hay-
field road conce+slon, foderich township. on
FRIDAY. THE:KA DAY OF JULY. Men,
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon : All the Mending
Umber on -aid let , together with a large quem
tit y of cedar 11o.te, wood mid duh.. The 'tand-
Ing timber ha, been -art eyed In acre parcel.
end may be inspected at any time (luring the
five day. preceding the '.I(.
At the same lime and place the following
red 101*4,e will be .'Mend; Part of 131 .M, Ion. 3,
Iloderich township, containing 3. sere.. This
is w ILMI pw+tmre lot, Menne!. well femrod. and
having on It w never.6dlingqpringrreek. Those
desiring to buy wall. limber or lv,dar poets or
semen restore lot will find it profitably.' to M•
tend this side.
TERMS fiF-14.4 MC. -.. -.-- -
Timber, wood, dab., eater. Pads, etc.-
amoants of 7145 and under, MA. On larger
amorinte a ered44 0(14 months w114 be elven on
furateang spur 804 lot nt note.. A 01.count of
1 per cent. for cash allowed on credit
amonnm.
The !Nal ((tate-Ten per rent. on day M sale,
balance In alder.. when parcha.er will 1e en.
titled to a deed and be he Into 140.44++1041. For
further particulars apply to the nnderelgnell.
MARWAitET ELL(OT, Thea O1'N Oft V.
Proprietor. Auclloneer.
QATURDAI'..1tiLY ill. -AT 11.30
1J o'clock 0. m.. In Dungannon. Mr. Harry
Sanee bas In.tr,rted me to '4010 all hi. house
hold furniture.... he ha. +old hl+ elm". and 1.
leaving for the 4%'e,d. 0K0It414: 1144(-gg1T,
Auctioneer.
iJATUIUDAY, JULY 31. ---AT T1iE
( Auction Halve. Consignor. 11svc In•
.united me to well : 9 walnut centre table., 2
walnut sofas. 1 walnut 4rw1Re4d. Walnut rhn)re,
walnut drop loaf 4.31.•, wafnnt stand.. lied
q'Mng', malt mote+, enrich. rocking chat r/4,
'spot hath cabinet, Imning hoard, lake 10)14'.),
mahogany hntr6.11.11010 215 year+ old, 1 wal-
nut sldeho.M, walnut flower Mand. 1 New
Raymond sewing nfarhine In perfect order,
with attachments, one tight waggon .nit.hle
for apple packer.. and a lot of other honsshnld
f,rnitnro. Do not forgetthe date of the big
.ale,.lnly 31.4 Term. rash. 4141'). HE('KF:TT,
Aticfoneer.
(ZATURDAY, AUTO, 7th, AND MON-
(1 1/AY Rh -Great wile of rum and carpet.
a).4.. frrdn 7;19 no, to (x5 cendgnnleet w1Il
exhibition the %h and It(h of Asgsat.
l! 1:U. HIICRICTT. arts conductor.
t)KCKR1Tk('O.HAVE .1IdVT
1► been instructed to make a deep
cut in prices of property. How in this?
8700
for a seven -room house, shed
and harn, and :1 town tote on
Walnut street.
81,/1 for seven -mom house and
00 t/ R acres of lend.
for a five -room hrick hollow nn
tinter) sheet.
$700
SQ6�+ (.even -loom horse, learn on the
d'Jf1e)11 place. Huron host.
$1300 for a gond nine -room house
ell/ on Keaysstreet ($Ml0down).
$550
ler a property on Nelson
street.
Reid and U. 0.`Wl4ILrly hold their t,Ii1
bouillons *a Artane' reeretary, 1'e
cur Mg
epectively. The financial .stateau int
nuhupittsd Qu. Monday night 11h44 '
iluron Lodge to 1„•in a very llouti.h
Mg condition. 1
The Late Patrick Ford.
1n the death of Patrick Cord, which
occurred on Tuesday. lath i11at., at
'j(.knowii and 4044(11 resort/trd resi-
dent of (iode'ich war letrovel fraunt
thin life. Ile had been ill for atone
months, his trouble (wing of is cancer -
our nature. Mr. lord Will a native 411
Ireland and was about righty -opo
years of age. Before miming 141
Uoderich he had .livej,_fm' u consider-
able period in the township of Tucker
smith, Ile it burVivet by his Widoa.
The interment was ovule at St. CAI -
molten, the remain. being taken tore
on Thnrsdny.
Fire at Lloyd's. -
yesterday Allot 1ly after meet' the
smell of smoke War" noticed at Lloyd's
fruit stole by Miss Lloyd, who was
int charge of the more during the noon
honor -+owe rtigatieineenowsetLtJSat
slunk,' war coming( front the re11A),
and 1. 1. LA(wrenee.ho war in the
Atone, went Pi get :a pail 41 water to
put out the flu' but on returning found
that it hail made .o • headway and
emisequently the alarm war swout441.
The tire turned )4 t. a inn
1 .111 Mn I 1 and n
Y
extinguished 4et
t g paf,h � the fire. The blare
Heim). to have started (rout a lamp
.la•fLburning in thehartiLL1a theinl.in t he.,
cellar.
Oresenta4lon to Mrs. Whitley.
11a_la:iday evening last _the meu)41•ry •
of Knox church choir after the weekly
practice called at the Its • 411' Mr. and
Mrs. M*Vittio• and presented Mrs.
Whitley IM' ' • M»Vft.ti••I, who war
for cal le yeltl•e a 14'.414411! lnrlllber 4)1
the choir, with a token of their
appreFiatinn. A Iwauliftltty itttmtin-'
sled 44idwrar was re, of by ('baee_ 1l"Lf
and it silver fern -lett was - presented by
Mir. Nettle ('.)wan. lir. Whitley
thanked the choir hi well-chlisr•n
-Words.' The remainder of thr-rvrnimg
was latent pleasantly in n mortal way.
Dr. and Mn+. Whitby are in town for
a short time 1wfbre prlr•relingtl their
home at (ionic,
The Building Bylaw.
The bidding ('4.• 1111 w•111011 w'as
given its third rending and "iii -sed at
the lent meeting erf'the town eywl(•il
provides that the ets-•lioti or etyma -
•44004 of nut--laattldi 49(-.w-.part-.-a,f any.
building, o} any plat Gam, staging or
t11Mn'ing to he used for ',loading or
Kitting purposes. 4414).? - not !w cum.
Illen4el until -a permit bun/Amen ob-
tained trom the clerk, the permit to
expire within six Ill(4nth. if the work
114 not commenced w•j,lhir' rl.e44. perhel.
The bylaw also 4;14.4- town the
rightT llapr'rt any building in rnneee
of meet ion. Altera)11ni 4(r enlargement
which id repo") i5) be in II,ngerous
or defective rendition. Another pi
Viejo') rrquiren the notifying of the
owner or agent of a "building when it
it in an unsafe condition 4.1• when a
pithdc hufldhlg haic nit width -gut 1)14.
eseapen and if the building is not Then
put into proper condition the owner
4(r hi+ agent •Iwromes liable to the
pwnaltles of the bylaw..
Death of Mrs. Edward,
Mr's. J. H. Edward, of Colborne
township, poised away laid friday at
her 11.1,1,.• after an tllnem of a few
months, hating !wen ailing shire April
t bodywas
last. The h 1) brought to li4tlr•
rich and the funeral took place from
the residence 111 the decelowd s dieter,
Sfri. IVat...o, 1.ighthottse street, on
Tuesday afternoon. The rrt5•ires
were conducted hy Rev. .1 's A.
Anderson and the pall-Iwaar•te mem
Williaq) Wallace, John 1Vallnre,
J 'r Connally and John Edward.
MileEdwin' was born in I*,wlerirh
township and her life leas spent in
Owlet -lel' .and ('nll.lru. townships Anil
in the town of Ooderich. for the
paantsixteen years she had resided in
('olllot•ne tnwnehip. Realties her hand she Ica:. a n family of live chil-
dren: Mrs, !'fritntner, of Myr.le.
Mare: Mrs. .larrhrd, of Detroit; ‘'el-
lington. of Grosse bete. and Howard
end ('..lin, al 1 `Thom ie Fittelm-
Iltotln. of town; is a brother of the de-
cea+el. She was fifty-three• years and
four months (if age.
Plans. Selected. '
A speri.al Meeting of the pullie
e hoot hoer.! -waw-trent ear -j
evening• n i. h 4(H the meilithe 'p In M.
tendanre, better% were twain from A.
J. Barclay, of Toronto, and Arm-
strong it Kilter, of Stnatfoni, with
reference 1)0 tb.' plans they had hr(l.
witted for the new pubbcs(hnol
building. After discussion Mr. ('44tt
moved, see led by Mr, Sturdy., that
the hoard accept A. 1, IlOrlay's
plane. on the understanding that he -
will attend the call of the building
committee if (ireumetnnreg s(hould
,need hhl_Attentlancc in (iletrriell.
This was carrier nnlenimnnl.ly, ion
motile) of Messrs. 1)1air and Dodgem,.
the building rnnunittete With snorted
es follows : Tl u+ters McLean, fort,
Blair, IIoul4•'ll, and (411,4Mler'. Ten-
ders file runt were 114'144'44i from
Mervin. 1.'•e, 'tI,•I•tan and Ilnlnle. and
-they were referred to the contingent
committer with power to ar•t.. At a
meeting of the board last Thnritlay
MIsA' Eva Dunlop was appointer to
the p1Y11.404) on the teaching 11a)ff
made t.11'ant by I he completion of
Miss Hunter's engagement.
Death of Mrs. Stirling.
About 4 44'41441"k (1 Monday morning
Mrs. David Stirling, of Colitlttut
township, 1(11114.1 ea the final an111-
mon., letter en i11neee of only it few
hour!", having suffered a stroke of
paralysis on Sunday night about
%o'clor•k. Mrh. Stirling was born in
('rabbi,', 5kIA'rdrrn.hirr• to 1!411, and
came t.4 Cannata in 114-111 jµ4 company
with her l'rntherin•Iiw and mister, the
late Mr. and M,".. ,fatties Von')g. In
11:41 she was uea%ri•iPd to her now
bereft hnehnn,1 and for twenty-four
yearn they I1ard in O4Ml•I•ich town-
ship. For the pont thirty-two years
she hal lived in I'olhorne township on
the farm where her death took pixie•
There are nine children : James, in
California ; Mr.. T. Harrison, in
Ooderich township ; Mrs. H. Camp•
bell, near Itiphryy : Mine Lou Stirling•
of Buffalo ; %Villiam, Men, 11. F.
Horton, Mrs. Hugh Thurlow and Mrw.
George Pafford, of the lake shore
road, and Alexander, at home. One
brother also, living In Auntralia, stir-
vlvee. Mra. MtirlinR n maiden nalne
wee Elizabeth Chutta. in religion she
wan a Presbyterian. The funeral
too* pians on Wednesday to Mait-
land remstery, the pall -bearers being
six nephews of the deceased.
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
A Ncw Industry for Uoderich.
A bylaw to guatawlre the 114)1111+ of
th'r prospective inshl.G y. for t his
town is 141-11., voted 4111 44)4atly. '1'1)114
is as facto' y to handle the Can 4411811
1)1)4itlerr 111 the American (food Molal,"
Machine" y C twos, of Ke11nett
4.4.(11e1.e, near 1'141..41eiphiaa4 The gen-
tlemen 5.11) 41441' visited Uislrt'irh in
connection with the proposition are (4,
Junes Philipp,, manager of the *11Mert-
can Ootid 1(orul14 )larhinrry 4'111upuily,
1.A. 1. Mancill and 1. %V. %%rood: 'These
gentlemen think the Done is ripe fur
the 'es, Mlinluii •ST -Tt -' f4Cttttry- -Ut
Ila mile I he 4';►ea'irtll !rad. 4(1101 4(4 Fri•
day r1'e ' g. alter 111.•1111144 menllwre of
the Novo Couto it and of the 11oaul of
'Prude and taller hostiles's men of the
town in 1 he Way of getting . ae
ynahlrrlt. tIry Trrr1' 1rr eirertt-ac l hr•
nivel ing of the town council. The
Hr.'. proposition w w for as luau of
8:81,1101 from1 the town for Lwenty
411144, witlt/llt Int•teMt. ,and tett years'
• Psis --to - latae
they Modified titin pi "pow! been, and (4n
lor.,lay evruing, at the,peri.tl peel -
Jog of the eoulicil, the propeal Itp(ter
1•4.lIN1del•lat 1011 44.1014 a 44(1441.141) 44 of
bowls to the alliu1111t. ,d $141 4111 (the
um) to pay (4... Inters!) arl.1 ex-
emption .11
p 1 u fr a tax t1) for Ion years
the comlpan)' to 4`411 ploy fifty bunds by
the end of the first year. The 4.0111-
1.141.uy.w.11.4ll_p acy tiro a:u5LL _ritatra►itLittg(
u bylaw. The corn pato offers Poen it 1)'
which it Values at $714)); 4. The 47,ana-
liaalt concern i, to have. all right., 111
...►,t.rl14
(he Unite) 'Staten c'nllpany and ih to do
all the renal riigg.4(f nova ' •s in l'made
',Might 411)111 e`thit. 1he g'nited tit,aU's
or 1 be Caul uhtan facto! y. The Doty
building .1n Kurt street would pro's-
a1rf _llue_lotw'1<lun__uf_ the IteW In-
41n1try. t the request 414' the Mayer
,i'v'rlt -.4te the citizen-- present ex-
pressed t'hem..•Iv/ a'to regard to the
prnplsititm and after I•on*tderable (44r-
cnssinn the conned) uuwlimously de-
cided tai att.urit a bylew. The Mayor
and .1. A. Itumhiall. president of •the
IAuar.l of Trade, were appointed a
•onitlit ter to van. the Kennett square
lao•U.ry in Order to look into the 1Uvi•
nese (4•ing dune there, and before the
vote is token the l•11eil it to'.. Ir elll•l•
all posttble inforngti bearingon the
prolu4saal 1.1 pr(s•ntation to toe, elec-
tors. The rumpany prvpore4 to 11)444
its ranting done by the Doty Hokin',
Wiais aandIL it esti miffed thltrifin
will give etrlploynu•nt to twelve 4(t
fifteen additional 1111.11 at the Doty
work+:. -
Who Is to Blame?
The Fire 1'n(lerw'ritett4' in1prellir
was in town t 111• other day to make an
in0p.ectiun of the loWn'14 fire -fighting
apparatus and the result of his in-
vestigations can hardly be conoidrt•.'d
Natilfattory to the town. One of the
hydrants, for instancy, twits found to
ie out of c(ulWi*sion, and ikon.
seemed Jo be a bearcity .1f krt•ir to t a
the hydrants 5)u or off, although a
new supply was purchased only a
shoat time ago. At the rperlal meet-
ing 01 the town council on T11e1dry
evening the matter came up for dis-
cussion and the condition of affair's
and the apparent lack of an apprecia-
tion of any sort 41f responsibility on
the part of anyone connected with the
fire company was the subject of some
warm comments from the Mayor's
ehnir. Councillor Mtnmings gave the
information that --thea sy of the in-
spectul'$ visit to G'Mlerich worm of
the bidders were out of the fire hall,
and the captain of the Are c pan)
admitted having given , leulhornt y for
their temporary removal, hut said
that an he knew the inspector was in
town he tried to have then in the hall
when that _ grntlenean would call.
The n•nNe:41 of the ladders for any
pm•pese except few use in cane of the
is entirely unauthorized and the cap-
tain of the company estate in for se-
vere connate for _titin and" fur sundry
other (+min/ions of duty, in not lav•
ing any practices of his mentor intl.ruc-
tions how to turn em 1g•drants. etc.,
-with the 4WO&-that hydrants were
turned the wrong way and the thwart
dettroved. The water rued light c5)1m-
}nodeioil 1.•.0, r • in for consul•(.
The-tiiwolit -Saying; T$1' 1,ornmibMThfl-
A te•ntdTT-i the hydi'ents and yet
hese 114x' not"t .14! in_ proper cunrlit(00
for Ilse, nn.T /Oleo thin is brought to
the water/ Of the engineer the Mayor
is laughed at. The Mayor said any
nernll0•ts of the i',..... i 1., whose
knowledge any defects in the fire
apparatus carne were deserving of
unsure for mol rt'porting them, the
w•3G•r and light commission was de -
nerving of venture for not keeping
the hylranta in proper condition, the
engineer was to 'damp for knowing
the 'condition of :Allah* and not re-
porting it, and the captain of the fire
rmnpitYrrirrns In l4ltrm+ for Hot living
op to the fine bylaw. and, when re-
quired to spire:sr befot,• Ihr r4nlnril to
give an arrount of himself, quietly
iggn„riog trie s A resole•
Zinn was4tdn11le1, on m41l400 of Conti•
-.44.,- I(mnewr and Rret* (iallow,
shat 1 h captain of the 11 re cntupany
be iegmire to appear before the conn -
e11, a1141, If be neglects to 11.1 x11, that
his resignation be lurked for. The
Mayor also said hr *mild bring the
(nnditi.1n of the hydrants to the
notice of the water and fight com-
mission.
The Electric Railway.
At. the adjourned meeting 41f the
Moo council on Tumidity might Mayor
Macklin gave a Iepnrt et hit violt to
Toronto in quest of information With
respect to the Eleett•tc Railway (: -
any, 1 the information, or lack of
information, he received can hardly
be consider.•.I very sitiafactury. ile
wrote, in a1Van1'e 41f 11444 going to 1'or.
onto, to the Toronto 4iettere' 'Trusts
(7nrporulron. *.king the company to
,(rr•0ng,' for a mooting between him.
*elf, Mr. Moyer, end Up Akers of the
ronlpany for 'Tuesday morning, and
when he arrived in Toronto he loth!
that the company had made no effort
to cinlnhunir*te with Mr. Moyes at
all. A meeting wan then arranged
for 11 o'clock, hot 1(i/ Worship found
he wan 4(p •Rain*t an absolute stone
wall, any information of any Sort be-
ing flatly refused. Mr. Moen seemexl
to illppole that 1(in Worship wag in
search of information for use in the
suits being brought against him (Mr.
Mogen) hy.JMr, iioldthorpe, and pe-
rused 4p,,pp Impart any Information until
theaeiaiuita wen Settled. Latlr, as.
vteie to the office of Mr. Smoke, Mr.
Moyes' solicitor, the ust11liehing men-
tion was Gtken by Mr. 811101te that the
'11.te1 (\,ntpa*Py War "••' Alto /Girt....
for the town at all and !hitt:Lae Com-
pany was in no, otiose responsible to
the town for the fut•uirhiUg of a0j iu-
fol11Uation or copies of progress cell-
tilleates in short. that, although the
appointment of the truster had to be
mutually agreed u( Iwtw4en the
low's and the railway 04lmpia11V, that
was where any cunneefton I,lt'twe.'n
the town and trg4)4e rea,a'd, that the
trItstee was the trustee of the bond
holders and that its only duty was to
receive the progress lrtinlaten and
pay out the proeet'tls of the bonds in
accordance with them. It Wear x114(4
stated that the progress certificates
would-be of no nee -to the town if they-
Wert/
heywere produced, 1114 they did nut sh(W
111 detail the work dune, so many
surds 01 earth moved, ere., hot simply
put in a hump r iLr tile 1(16uutll ex-
pended. '
HIe Wotwhip gathered the in(on ma• -
tion that in addition to the ratite be-
ing brought against (.1r. Moyer there
was a writ out 'walnut the town, and
Mr. ?doyen seemed to disbelieve His
Wnrstrip's wtaternenb Ne*4--tb.--..iw4t•
had not been served ,and hal abso-
lutely no OMeial information of any.
tiling of the sort. His Worship had
41)me Warms discurai.l1s with Mr.
Muyrs{ iKoth in the 'Agri of the Trusts
Coln /any nod afterwards. and pointed
"obit xhint and the towit council, state
1 at Mr. Moyes had repeatedly
lug thhtt the progress certificate'.
would 444 \441 Ducar liay"4....MLA. Lu the
town fat•\ insIwet' and that every
effort woo 1 lir made to.furni.h all the
infornoat.io the town alight wish, and
fttsr-W ' told Mr.- Moyes Haat -1f
he (the Mayo were called am it wit-
ness in conn .ion with aux of the
suits being thre tened tagain0a hila he
would plainly r to !loam facto.
Another pie',' 5)X iuterestinpptg inform-
ation that slip sed mu Mr. Moyes was
that, although tha gentleman had
play' sly stated t at the ittootar-
slavd 1 la had her sold, at it Wer•
tai)) price, the bonds h 1 tea been sold
at all, though 0uanry 11x_ !wen raised
un them!. Mr. Moyes Gated that.
neither he nor Sir. M(E n had re-
ceived a soot in cash out o the rail-
way and that if it were no for the
large fres which Mr. Moyes was re-
ceiving us consulting engine from
various places in the Stater, a rtiun
of which -he was putting into th elec-
tric railway, the projectyou'd no go
on.
Mr. 9tnoke offered to furnish the
town with some iflfol"flllttOtfafter t
pending legal pnweedings were die
pose) of. -
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
We are watching for the aci,Hy 1)u rho
Auction Moana
The Shah of Persia has been dethrone(. but.
F. J. I'rblhain iv mill the acknowledged leader
in tailoring 111 111144 part of the counts y. If you
are not already a a:moonier. Rive him • 1r4a1
older.
The wants of amateur photographer+ are
given rprM;W attention at It. It. Sallow. studio,
corner Montreal "tenet and rig woe. A lull line
or anpp(far.-hcslu.t:erg kr.drrks-
Have you .run 'the hand+•olore.1 photo, of
Doderich sewn(, in Wilmer smith'. window.
!Cast street, They are about the .most artistic
productions that Uoderlett has ,ren, and anyone
might be proud to p0.'Ieo. one..
Wednesday. Ang1tet 4th, -will--be
(IfoMdet•ich's civic holiday.
The proceeds of the recent garden
party under the auspices of the lalies
of Knox church amounted to $100.
The annual grant of $:5114) W4* male
to the Mulbcal Socirt.yJaLihe meeting
of the town council 'Tuesday evening.
(loth -rich will have an excursion
from Elmira oft Saturday, July 31st,
tinder the autpirws of the Lutheran
church at Elmira.
The hardware and plumbing stores
have, fallen In line with the 1V4dtres-
day half -holiday idea, and will clone
next Wednewlay for the first. time,
The new street signs spell Britannia
road with two tee and one n. The
signor •air nice and distinct all right but
it is a pity out t.i) lt,►ve the spelling
right.
Thomas 1)a111)v411 was before the
coombs judge on Monday arid hie trial
wan fixed for next Tuesday morning at.
t 1 o'clock. Donovan is charger( with
an as.ault up an eight-year-old
child. _
- The -annual exeitrsian limier the
nuspicesof the Orangemen. of Toronto
x,114. 4 to -town nn Saturday about 1
o'clock, ser a Special train fit four
coaches. The (taunt waas'Inu,le on the
t'egular Sl'111ns Monday.,
1)r. Colin Smith, of l.ondua, his
pitched his tent and lighted his c,tmtp-
I1re at Attrin's Point and is enjoying
the vagaries of (Amp life to the full.
Mrs. Smith and family ace pony
him, and at present they have 'am
gul•ntn I)r. Angus Cowan and wife, of
Detroit.
J. W. Moyes. of tlte_Ut_1V._t3, Rail-
way, has been appointed 1iy" --the city
council of Toronto to prepare plane
for an underground syntemeof trans-
portation which in proposed for the'
cit (Hobe y, The (lobs.1Vr that Mr. diesel'
services on the Viadliet Maier W011141
indicate Ih.at a snore ronipel,'nt ishan
could not have town selected.
i)n Thursday evening last the r1(tnd
trip passenger, .5)l the steamer St.
Ignore w.•re )given a drive about town
while the ate 'r war in dock. The
nuanaggeotent of IIotA•1 Mundrt provided
a large conveyance, and the lad iem and
gentlemen who took the drive ap-
preciated the courtesy and 1''4 I'""''1
4heroaelves an delighted with 1lie
appearance 4(1 the town. llo,pil;slit y
to the strangers within our gates in it
good inventnlent for our town.
list, 1V: !laugh and wife, of Hen -
miller, daughter And three Pons, who
have been r11rampwd at. *M11.11I,4 Point
for several days, et rook camp on Mon-
day. and the former two, with sons
Fletcher *4(d Perry, left on Tuesday
to 14141•11d It few days in London. on
return they will again take to t^4(t life
at the Point, They area r•IIIarltahly
musical family. and the merry tinkle
of their mandolins, guitars and banjos
adds an agreeable tone to the arouse•
menta of the camping colony.
The garden party under the mus-
piees of the ladies of St. George's
church which was held lest night on
the grounds of Mr, and Mrs. 0r P.
Currey wad a snce4aful and enjoyable
affair. Electric Ilghta and Chinese
lanterns made the lawn lank very
pretty and from the verandah choice
music by the Blackstone orchestra
and the choir of the church woe ren-
dered. High tea was served in the
early part of the evening end Later the
refreshme nt tabled did a good busi-
OeM.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --July 22
S!1111141101. 'tom, Northern Navigation Co . 14'
Auction Sale of Standing 'Timber -Margaret,
Elliot . - . •
Favorite Lino to atu.kok*-Jon. Kidd. C. p,
It. Agt'ht 6
t aruul4u1 National Exhibition -,L U. Orr,
SLunlger - g
4)ur Thou+nn,* Student. --George spolton.... 1
14a.Kain.in ruder.+kin-, etc, W. T. IUddell,
Auburn . 7
Midsummer Sale 11 alter 1'. I 'rldbarti 't '
Vitra 14!41+1.11 14,,win.-. Duwubyy t Mac -
'Vicar , ... s
This %Vial'. Store News -J. 11. ('ollwro
tare of the Trolly 14 k. Hirh. tl
J. at J. Held win's I •elebratesl yarns -D. .NI
Iteiulor.-PaulsA 14.)11„
A !teal vale --(i. 51. Elliott
Shoe IG•peiring U. M. Elliott
It markable Values -S'wno)on A 3104)14Fancy Ois•ult 1 r1). F,whlu ... 6
liuld Mud it liiuder '►'wino - 1Vor.elt' Bard-
wan• Stifle .. .i
.Anel ion Nall. Oe.). I reeked
Hoy. %Vantet-..11'ta•rl Itrg+ ..
Announcements --Ilea He eke. 1 1
r talwe 1 '1 lt.r-1tabuernr( ata ....... t ' -
HoueeforNale -Mee. tun' ..a....
Servat %Team! Ors, (i, P. H(atr..-._--. - - . I
t', 1•a Company'. t blot.- 1'nn ads )Stint Co 4
Utrl11'anted J T. Oal.lth(rµ• ..... I
Halge.s Dios .... - .
Fountain 1'(n log The Sighal . 1
Legal Document, 1.1.4- Il4udfo,r, Hay,
Moir ....
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The mil In•t:,ttuent 4(t the Righa(8
new s'cial .tory is pnhlish,vl in this
issue. Reaul it. It is a (4044 one.
Thr W. C. T. 1'. nie•e'tmlo the Tem-
perance 11.41, the second and fourth
Mondays of '-o 11 Innnt_hl a :t,iclock
The hot W.ltller will soon he over
and torn the regular Satnnlay auction
salve will be '.gain in lull swing, Kaye
Ant t• '1.1' !Beckett.
N.'TIC'S 844,444 R'r.A114INi.- -Mr.
Ni'.ins, one of the trent rtie••l4Inies in n
this line to h.• obtained, is now located
ih (1. M. Elliott'/ slow store. If you
have go(d,$hrns and want them prop-
erly repaired, bring them to him. O.
M. Et.4urrr, the Square.
S. I.. Taube, senior member of Taube
Sc Sone, eyesight specialists, of Tor-
onto, will be at l)unla.pis drug More,
frodeJ•ilh, on Monday ,and Tuesday..
August. 2nd and :did. If there is any
thing whatever Wrung with your eye -
`eight, or the glasses you now wear are
et satisfactory, Make it es point, to
anima hint. 2L
During (1114 and Augu*t the Can- - -
adia$ Pacific Railway will run bome-
reekeice excursions. VIA Owrtt Sound _-
and lake rteu,ers. on July Sohl, Aug-
ust 1001, and 24th. . Good on going
bettjourney by pitying $S.50 extra for
rth on! menta. He4I1ro your
tickets froth os. Kidd, Agent.
Arran emi ta have leen made with
the Algoma e 1 rwT'; zt T.inr's 4i7iing
Edward" by Canadian Pacific Railway
to ticket p*14gengkrs for Fort William,
Manitoba, SaskaUFhewan or Alltert.a
points by their *defamer to Son and C.
P. R. (4. K. 1r m Soo to Fawt Withers
and return. Huy you
r tickets from
JON. Kum, town passenger agent.
ONR THouNANn Po01TloNN;-AS a
-r) air it no ntrongjcr. than it weakest ..
link, ey,eryylink In ('an,ul:. greatest
chant of h'gh-Roads businehti bchoole
has Iwen kept. in the highest \y" tate of
proficiency known to business ltrience,
While over one thousand Mardents
were enrolled last year, the detuand
for graduate -it 1140 three times the'
supply. The Clinton Business ( )-
lege, whish reopens August :10th. i
vires the L critic)µl ingpectiott\
from prospective atndent1, Owing to \\
the prestige of this chain, every grad -
Lime of twat appeat'ance and good
character in guaranteed a 444ot1 triton.
ti(in. The new iolvertilu•ment of this
college appears on page 2.
The Bedford I.ivery atn(i Hale Mtallletr
on ,East street have now the complete
math.- it enf*Ists of twenty -toe good
suitable livery horses at1(1 a most com-
plete n.itflt of Tubber -tire tripe, hack.,'
surreys, weantne.ttee, car'riagls, and one
of -the- nPWP4tand beet -finished band -
***ono tonne* ran buy, which holds
eighteen adults. We have an np•tn-
at• outfit for w,dling9; rimer -ale, pie.
nic parties, *n,1 our ;wires are rerun in -
able. Orders will he delivered to all
parts of the town. We also have two
'haves that meet :all Iodate and trains
and ser' stake private call* when re.
querlied. Man On duty aff,night. Give
um a rail if you want a nine up-to-date
outfit. 'Phone :41 or call at the Redford
Livery, East street.
Can Make the Deaf Hear,
The "Aronslicon" magnifies every
t«mnd.-sword 404) percent. That oceans
no matter how (leaf you are nor what
the mime of your deafne.0 Walr, a!"
long as the nm.litor)' nerve is alive,
you will hear at once. Call and see
this wonderful invention dentl,n,trat-
ed by N. L. Tattle. at Dunlopi a drug
More on Monday and '1'ueedne, August
2nd Mitt 311. 2t
AUCTION SALES.
VH1p14%4111' frill.. .tort inn laleo(-rivelinp(
ports', u1d ("date. hot 17, lineficld road
e•+
r, rl.Im (i, iwirh InWn. 3311,4 Ni IRRe
k,.,. tort, proprletre44, Tier, 14r'roR4', 01.104-
144110444,
BORN.
FINI.AI'NON. .41 I" h4()+11, on Slonday, 341(4
121h• to Mr, and Mr.. Donald Flolwy..o., •
WW1.
1)1'81044'.- At (iaterieh, 4(•t Thmrday, Jnly
I+I, to Mr. and Mn, 4*)'41 r,' 111411op, a
, dnnght cr.
•
M. RRIED,
FAlhttb"11-J4111Y%kON. .At. Knox church
11an.', m, M'Idne+d.v, July .9.t, by 54,,,,
.las. A. Amb'rwln. It. A., Da. -)4 F'arM.h
*4(d .AnnieJohra,torr, troth of the torroahlp
lel 51.4)410h4.
11 IIITF:LY in WITS. - At th Haven Methodist
Itiphononlarsnna& e. Detroit, on .1 lily 951,
by Iter. 1'.1'. Pilchgtt, Elva M., daughter
M (Fenrice Pott., to William H„ son of the
Int* M. T Whitely, collector of customs.
all of cloture. Ont.
DIEU.
EDWARD. -In ('nlhornr,'t, Frld.y.Jay 114th
('wthertne G., wile el J. ft Edward,
Melt
:1 yeah. and 1 month..
HTIRLiBti.-in Colborne, on Monday. July
Pith, 4aiyaloth ('nntt., beloved wife of
Irav4d Mirth/It, age.! 741 year.. 1 month+ and
2 .lay..
1TANIIRIl. - In (loderirh, on %%'nlneeday,
Jn)y !tats Ro4rrt. Nt.ndbh, aagat 4(1 years
and 7 month..
WARCI'P.- In Underieh, on Wednesday. Jniy
21st, Miet Martha M. wsrcnp. The funeral
will take Mere from the re.14101•e of .1,
Andrew¢, Tune .t rein, on Fritter. Jnly t1rd,
Service at. SAO o'clock D• m. Infwtaent le
Maitland 018.11447,