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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA 0 -UMBER 18 19(9 TUX show. PRINTINU tx, Ltd„ PoaLISIUMs,
Financial
I am offering for sale I)eb.11tln',•s bearing intermit
at five per cent, per annum. payable half -yearly.
There debentures offer an absolutely sale and prof-
itable investment. 1 would advise anyone (laving
money to invert to be rut•[• to call and see 110 .
W. L. HORTON
THE .STANDARD LOAN- COMPANY
NOT ICE TO ADVERTISERS
;.y of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
issue of same week.
;tot Sale
lsfu1R
SALE -A BARN 30x40 ;I WILL.
br plated aspp loiases • yrwm 111 -is '.'seen
•a JOSiCPH BAE('IILF: -
s K t)oderich. IrFlt
L"OR SALE .-S NCO ND -HA
1 door, window's and Ringer. Apply to B.
;4A(NOS
Mortgage Sale
MORT(:Ali1': MALE.
Coder end by , b1 tie m1 the ,uwer..contalned
in a certain. mortgage which will be produced
at the time of sale. there will be uttered for
. ale by public a" Mien by Thos. 13 undry. aur
;Tamer. al the court house b, the town of
(iodeelch, ou Saturday, [lie 2 th tear of Nuveen:
her. at the hoer of 2 u clock p-11 • t it a property
known ks " 1'llftou.' containing 1B acme more
ur I... and,rom isle {N ,rel
W la..,d ee. num
r
IMO t
r- toe and I f 1 he 51x4 !a, +
Maill&//1/ •onoe.wiorr f
0
1
elle tow erlch 1 .-,
0f (Merle* tical 1 m the town
nrl. h b u u
V GodeNrh. The Property_ inn-( Iwtcam
taiTemodl .it uated: the .outhet11' portion too
. el- of about seven acro. M beautifully wooded
re lying dons the Huron road met would
..eke ; an excellent park crown y : the north
Hy portion Mans whl, h 11... hulMing. 'are
carted i- very' Imitable for farming operation.,
4,4 would ale provide an •xoellerrt rite for
-ubarban rve.ldrae•. overlooking t he river and'
!he onetime highland, and ev,nluandins Glee
d the !Meet prl.pe•e, to be found anywhere.
F air terms and 0011.111 4011. of tel. apply to
I, KIW.ORAN. barrister, (ndericn. or to
tr. HRYIN/NF (Tinton
SVIMItor for the Vendor.
u reser :Nth. 14b ;o:a
Seat state tor bale.
LAM Fon SALE OR le X-
'11
' eKtt 'HA NUE for home 4/01 101 in Iicelerlel.,
I nrty the .ere., of 101 ti - ess,on 0. t'olborrw
the John Nnchanan faro, : brick house, learn
Pict s ro-i er falling well. a [Mott orent ed with
tiro e1.,, fruit. R. 11. s,)M(:RSA1.1, Loyal.
Ihn.
syr. t
L')R 5&1.1« NINK•KOUM HOUSE
[['' /, Rowe stmt. ata low flgnn'. Apply at
n -0o WILLIAH.H1'KKI►WS or AU(•TION
F,'It Hk('KETT.
". .STERN LANI)N FOR BALK.
macros welt 32 warn, in clop : nape
tum 1 rah phone in, /•rka, 11.111111 urludrw(
elvc. 1.1 a rich bran. :no acne. at 9171 Iver
ace , tack n and fenced. Tailm f» a ,nap, as
Wei M g IIpsewse year. Mu acnes with
mod buildl al erre. brokers : prier 110 Per
nen•.ltoudray and plume in house. Any
1,1 tbe.e,stn be tight 111 away terra., J. H.
TF:WSLKV. V tum, Back. ..
j OYMR h
1 Il. Wet dwelling.
mads, pleantl .
18
Mud, In 44.. it. RUHg
GOOERIC)4 MARKETS.
LOCAL TOPICS
A Big One.
Win. Potts showed us the other day
is Monster potato which hs had lust
received front his son, Abraham, o/
I)illuu, Montana. as a simple of the
[hinge they grow out there. It turas-
'wed C.lj inches in circumference one
way and 121 inches the other way.
air. Potts says he is going to plant it
in his ggarden next xpriogand see what
(radian soil and climate will do with
New C. P. R. Siding.
The C. P. K. is putting in a railway
siding, 1.13*., feet in length, just the
other side of the Maitland bridge. A
gang of men has been at work for
about a week" doing the necessary
grading and on Tuesday a gang of
shout thirty men arrived to do the
track -laying. it is expected that the
work will he completed this week.
The siding will give much heeded ac-
comm/dation for cars.
TNUaw , lhlolicr ?sill
EMI wheat, tiler bulb' ) Ir; to e1 tin
Spring a h.,.t. per bwb.. (' IY to 1 til}1
Ht e. p.•r buiti a a' to n 44)
14u. kitt.e*t. Ire Wish 11 11 LO O :u
hath, Ilea, per bush.. •'( 0.y'i 10 it: i
Peas. pair ho -1 0 ea 14) 0 41
Bariey.i per LwA - 4
:. to a 513
ON. N per 1(x1 •/1u W 10 a it
Ileus, tawny, per rift- Y T3 to' 1 15
) our, patent, p•rest .........311110 3lu
Wall, per tun , . 23 MI to 74 W
Shone, per tun 25 MI to 25 110
Ibis, per toll 0
! 12 e3 to 12 1
t'HHetnttter,perl is - -• 070) tto i4 'OD
4'be...., per 1b 0°-35to .1x
j(gs, few -h, per dos a .0 to u Y
l mato,,u x) to m 31
Cattle, ontln'y.to [o0d,•psr,wt, 4 440 10 1 o:
Hesse, . Wer, per cosi ....... 7 541 to D 511
Lambe.. ,...+...> W Ip e
Sheep, pup ret .... ,. , p1 to 3 Y)
Hew. per lb ...... ... ..'' • m 10 to 0 5'
Heron. pee lb 0 13 to 0 2:
«r 1 15 to 1;
fallow, per t4" 04 to 000
ftldew, per cwt ..... ,"" -7 were so
$beep skirt... , to W 10
i'backen. , 1: to
turkeys .,. ... 1210
L.rd. 1 112
13
To ,hent
ounty u e ge's Criminal Court.
On Friday 'morning last Walter
Robinson; the young man charged
with an indecent assault on a flftlr
girl, eight yea's old, near Amberley,
was seoteuced by His Honor Judge
Holt to\1 wo months' imprisonment in
the jail. Robinson had already been
in jail for`,F month.
In addition to the %cuteness of One
month's iwptisonment on Jacob Brink-
ley. of Howick, for the theft of some
engine fixings, as mentioned in our
last issue, the prieuner was . made to
pay the costs, .which amounted to
some *1117.
Grain Arrivals.
The week's arrival.. of grain cargoes
Were as follows : On Thursday last.
the steamer 1Vexfdrd, with fki,IMMI
bushels of wheat for the elevator ; ore
Saturday, the steamers Ionic and Mid-
land Queen, the former with tii,000
Weisel, of, wheat and oats for the ele-
iator, and thehatter--with--464M111
bushels of oats for the elevator and
OtallO) hll.h.ta of whelp ter the mill :
the leafleld, on Sunday, with fM).4O4
bushels of wheat for the elevator; the
Walter V. yesterday, all with MI
i
7. th gUi
bushels of
corn from Chicago. The
Empress of Midland, the Turret Crown
and the 1Ve1(ford are expected hefotr
the end ..f the week.
Former Goderich Girl Wedded.
The home of Col.. and Mrs. R. M.
McKnight, Stratford, formerly of
Ooderich, was the scene on Saturday,
frith iobt., of a very putty though
quirt wedding, when their daughter.
.1/irk Gertrude, late lady ruperin-
tendeut of Walkerton boapital.
became the bride of Colin Macltae, B.
S. A., of the Department of , Agri
culture at Ottawa. The ceremony
took place in the presence of the im-
mediate friends 41 the families and
was performed by Rev. J. H. Mcitain,
If. A., of Welland. brother-in-law of
the bride.. After congratulations. the
guests were served with it dainty
luncheon, after which Mr, and Mrs.
1)
.lacltae left onthe .1train o • their
1 for
future home in Ottawa, amid showers
of confetti and the goat wishes of all
present.
G. C. I. vs. C. C. I. at Basket Ball.
A very interesting game of lasket
Ball was player) in the Collegiate Insti-
tute gymnss Iwtween teems from
the kcal C. L and the Clinton C. I.
ori Werlmestiay night. Although they
were imam -wed, the Clintouiana were
fir from otttpla7•'d. their players be-
ing in the gams ail the time. The
shore . at half-time aloud :, -I and at
full time 11 --2 in favor of Goderich.
Dean and Waken] did 4lie acerin;( for
Goderich. With practice the locals
sl Id develop into a very strong
teem. Donald Finlayson made a very
acceptable referee. Kenneth Boyd of
the local Y. NI. U.:1. team was time-
keeper. er. The playbers were :
unn)RleH. 4 t.INTON,
McNaught I ) ('ourtice
4ndersnn) mks IMitchell
/heat' centre Rsnie
Walters left wing Stewart
Long right wing iViaeman
The Late George Doherty, of Clinton.
()(7$E FOR KENT. - MODERN
eJe
renlelar.,-.!n M
reasonable
re
nt.
Apply lt0J. HHANKt N M et. Pst ct-
w.
,4F(e
H/Ib-Nk TO KKKT.-A F13:AMF:
house on Krays ,treat, eight rooms, In
good r.• Ir. Stable. fruit trreree% berry budge.
00 the lot. Apply to J. W. SAI.KKI.1), 'phone
IW.
l .Iotiae.•
NO1'10E IH IIERKBY (iLIT
that pl.m-a0J busk of reference of the
lane of the 'piano w'e'e Shore Railway
t bru4ytsch l he 1,, .hie of 1 'on,orme have been
depn.ltad In the'rexl.try o4A c 'or the twenty
of II emir
1'. M. It HERTS: Chief Engineer.
,1141 i-- -----_
:Wanted
V'OI'N(1 MEN %VANTRD Fon 1'HR
I :11,1 It intent 11 mil. AopI is it ion
1,18+1 11e an by '.'.meta% , 'doter :74,1,. Avail)
to J.; '4•IIAI/E, lldnl114ader. Pi, New'te it
dreed . II
‘1rANTEi) AT ONCE. -A FUR-
NIaHKD Unna• 50 rent for the w(olei.
with modes it eonenleuoc.. .Apply 10 1). 'F.
HAMLINK.
L`•NtI,L IIOI7HE OK l'OTFA(1R
►J 4V %%ITEM--Advertl,erde+Irn, to rent a
sin ,ll house or etentee. 4)f1e with modern ill,
wornness tear the .2.414t(a:• 'mutases, Hos
11. Signal.
11041. M1Y)VE . W.%NTEla-AD-
/ VIitHTISF:H desire to punches• or • rent
NALK. - A N61V for the winter a Opal Move. t .ply /lox M!
Iib the modem Improve
and near the Salters.
TOON.
IJOUSE 1.11E MA .1':. - A TWO -
I 4ToRY brick hound., Rh ..even to.nn..
on 14r1ee ares(. Pesticide ran he bad by- 14)A'I' :.MAKER V4ANTED. -TO
,Ih)M35
1u( at SIIINAl.4ce. 11 I 1 / work 011 ladles' deaf,. Apps) at once 40
IAi-• 4 `ootte. 14,(14445:44-, 151414.
. Situations Vacant
Card of Meeks.
'' ►If1) OF THANKS. -NIB. . MTt►I)-
DART and family wish to thank Ihetr
1,, wer 11110.0 kindly ayrapatbizpl with them
' twit. recent time of 1, fresviarnent. Mets. L.
.1/ n ira daT
j
'ARP OF: THANKS. Mit. AND
\lis.. Inollh, donate t0 express Ibt•ir d.rp
rl21.rvi4 ion of the many lokep. d friendship
i Irbil and l 14(their.40 n ion. bereave
ne'll 1.
WAN'l'KI) AT ONI/E.--1450(4,1 WI)
,enrral 'errant
Apply (0 0'. J.
Ht'ThANI).
►IIEA('l1Ek tVAN7'KD. LADY OK
e genic flb7U, for S. le. No 11. A.haeid ;dative
1u rmnnle•neew Jnnn:u)- etm:1(11 armiestenn
tobe i, Mf.ww. IMee,d.er 1.1, Pen. AOphra
thins, -t rat l ng -•tarp a ,I tlr.d1 and q I ,Ii fle•0 lin..
will lP• removed by THOS, I ll:4171(A M,
447 Al
THE
STERLING BANK -
OF CANADA
HeAl •)ep10a TO.ONTO
.trni.ne tit 0 O&P TAM NARY*
IN('(1IUlO TBY BPKL
CIAACT
(► gfPARWAMKNT
K i1KPOe1Ts
To accommodate the Farmers
ten have opened -
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN, •
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
\Vr solicit the Patronage of the
FARMER.
RALE NOTIta DISCOUNTED.
Highest current rate of interest.
paid in our
SAVINGS HANK DEPABT-
MKN1'
n depnaita of $1,141 and upwards.
GODERICH BRANCH
♦. U, OAMBLR,M onager.
`10(H) MP:\VI.:Ry 1VANTED.--WE
I have root. for Iwo or there good sewers
it. our died, lu ).king department. lulproveta 10
work on waists owl oohs. Apply at once to
M4- n,N
n(o,,.. lIUlMjKNN 11RY. -
f I IBi, WANTED- FL)B yf tNttttAL
lJl hou.rwotk. For tut their part mdwrs apply
tit a 11. f, IIo)IN:I(.S, Light hawse street.
1LTANTEU.-A COMPKTENTOIRL,
11 of some rgwHenne, for general home-
work. Apply to 51Ft1. 11'It2IlUI,l,. at.
George-, Rectory.
__Note Creditors
•
NOTICE TI) CRRUI'rORM.
IN ?HA IDITATE rig moults trivi11..
LATE nF THF 9
A4HFIEGO IN THEI'Ot'NT\'
IIF' HURON. FARMER.
DECEASED.
NdUSe i'+ fiewt,y Inven )m*+Imrie 4w' H. at - 4h
5440 chapter 129, action :V, that all ye rw)ns
having realms agalma the estate of Thongs.
O'Neil, wl.oden, on the 224, day of June. 11elft
are required on or before the 3rd day of No
vemler, Pelt to send or deli, ei to the under
slimed. solicitor tor William atersrthy of the
township of Ashfeld. executer of the last wilt
of the said deceased, a full statement of part)o
Mani of their claims duly rertllled.
And notice 14 former Oren that after the
Mid 3r1 day of November. 1!411, the .old ezecn
for will proceed to dtstrlbnte the mlate of the
deceased among the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claim. M which he
shell then hive notice.
J. L. KII.WRAN, Ooderirh, Ontario,
Holloitot fof ward Executor,
Dated the 121h day of October. INe.. e4t 3t
TOWN OF DODRItdOH,
TRIASt1RKR'N eALF Or LANDS Foe TAXES, lien,
PRortlee1t OF ,NTARTil-, TOWNtrtnnffittvetIr r W
air trine of a warrant ,nater the hand of the Mnyor:lnnd .ea1 of the enn.,ralion'nf the town
tlorinrMh, dined the thirteenth day of July, Isla, commanding055 me to les v ' the lends
1,•'r'etnatteu desrrfor the arrest, of tate, due thereon. Mornher with cod.. notice i, hereby
.'(nen that nob...tA((reek lave- and dost, nn• sooner tail 1 ,hall pir Cant loth,. A. ..11101n Art.
FL S, n. 144, chnpl.tr 224, proceed to ell by puhlle *legion the said land. or so nosh thereof es
nMr he aeeemery fn1the payment of the said errors and Kent., at my Mare. nn
RATI'ItDAV, TH5; e1XT11 DAY (JF' envrun/M.
A4 eleven oclock in the forenoon.
The following 104. are T)ateefed
gutfj.iTtry Client Ann
knnni)s,eNambars No, Inv Or LAND Tit 4111.1 Lon. TOTAL.
..,,, peps,.. , 1147 1.5 8'117 11048 VA 27
I
ler
• 12e,' td t.gJ 4111
Hutchinson s Survey .....•••• Y 14 it le LT 0.;s
••• •' •?•• "'•'e"" 1.4 ISM xaa 1401) I
19e
ten 1•A art 2.11 a4s1
;d axe VP A. tel
Parka Mwrwrwd'a Herres, Inv N. A 54. x41 x Atte
•. le 14 343 2.111 nal
Pt.
11
West 1
.t 11.34 Lin IA lel
W. I. HORTON.
Town Treasurer.
The Clinton New Era makes the fol-
lowing rnferrocr to the death of
Geor,e ieth•rty, of that town, father
of L. E. Dnhertq of Onderich, general
agent of the Federal Life Insuran(e
Company :
After an illness extending over
a year, anti --loving oiiaflnsl to hie
bed only for the past four weeks,
George Doherty. an old citizen of
Clinton, passed away on Sunday to
the Great Beyond. Deceased had
ieeen troubled with a cancer on his
but medical aid was unable to
stop the disease. The deceased wan
torn in Mt. Vincent township, Grey
county, it1 11444, and with the family
nerved ter -{)laude town.hip, Peel
County, to live. There he married his
partner for life, Miss Martha Shan-
non. about thirty-five years ago,
With this union two children were
torn, Miss Doherty, of Stratford-Col-
egiate staff, and Lew. of Oodericb.
Besides his family be leaves two
brothers, W. Doherty, of town, and
T. C. Doherty, of London, and two
sisters in the States. Twenty-six
years ago the deceased moved to Clin-
ton, where he bad continued to reside
ever since. He was s Conservative in
Auction Sales
4 nnrwsltne C. Blanks
'Oedet1ak. Jely 114.15. 144
SP'
tt A `e !ws,d, •
UOTION SALE
lance1111F1.1) F't'It s. ITU ItF, .--
raw
S.1T1:14114V.NOV L51H1atlna4 41-IoeIIP %,
1ea11 ns *MI .1 n '*t.• ail hoe -,-held 71141111 11n-
af the re.k,cnne 1,t Thum.. ILtrrl-. \rl-an
street, i'ideast M Dr. HnMrr'-. ron.i-ting of
parlor. diningront end leedrnn., fnrnitnre.
di.hes, carpet M. blind., matting. cher lnorr•na,
garden tool. rte.
TgRMa, tool.,
end under, -..h : o, er twit
amount, (hive month.' cretin on Cornish ingnP
'mired joint note..
Everything must Iw sold. as Mr. Haul. line
110hie hones.
)MAS HARRIS, (7 El Ito) it F17,
Previewer. AneUoneer.
SATURDAY, MOVEMHRR IRrn, AT
SATURDAY,
Orl/X'K. -Heppe Thought range. doe
pare parlor "44.. centre table. .ii,hnwM, nn. t
Mau.. one velvet net1s,,. 134. •71ght14- deme.ed,l .
ahem? flhy eat tie cwaja.. one *escort, nue bulgy- w
rte. The AW9lett Hpulse. ((10. 14E1 ItIt T w,
Auctioneer
politica. The funeral was held Tues-
day afternoon from the family swan•
deuce, and the service at the house
was conducted by Rev. Dr. Stewart,
assisted by Bev. Mr. Jolliffe. The
pall -bearers were H. B. Chant, W. (;1.
Smyth, John Gibbing*, H. Kemp,
Thos. Beacom and A. 0. Beaton. To
the widow and family the s lutwthy
of the cuulmuuity is extended.,
Fire at the Sumnser Hotel.
On Tuesds, evening, about 6:111
o'clock, the fire brigade had a call to
Hotel Sunset to put out a blaze which
night weedy have been Vlore writing
in 1[13 consequences" than it was.
lia,, .tbell was at work in one of the
lavatories upstairs drawing off the
water from the traps iu the plumbing
and substituting real oil for the
winter, so that there would be no
danger from frost. Ne left his gas-
oline Hrepot alight while he went
downstairs and while he was away
the Hreput blew up, On his hasty
return, he and the caretaker, hire.
Elliott, found the room a mass of
dame. Mr. Abell quickly snatched
Wale *matrr••w-ses tco.khala iu nearby
rooms and threw, them in to smother
the flame,. The fire alarm was rung
and when the brigade arrived a chem-
ical lite extinguisher waa used and a
stream of water turned on. The
walls and floor of the lavatory were
badly scorched. The carpet in the
'hallway wits damaged with water and
the• water leaking through to the
rooms' below mussed things up a 'pod
deal. Fiye or six inattrsaes were
destroyed.
D. F. Hamlink's Fruit Business.-- -
I). F. Hamlink'.s fruit evaporator is
a busy spot these days, and next
ruoutb and the following month bigger
things yet are looked for. About
thirty-five hands are em toyed ahn,it
the evaporator. In addition to the
product of the evaporator herr. Mr.
Hawlink purchases large 4l .entities
from other evaporators and all the
dried fruit he eau got from lateness
and other private individuals, and his
*wine- s run ab011ts-carloada day.
Rotterdam and point. in Relgiunt take
a lafge quantity of the output, as well
eatthe Eu:tern Provioree, Win-
nipeg and the Weat. Thousands of
b n
asserts [ mune alsoare shipped.
1
In addition w ns liminess in dried
fruit. Mr. Ilsmlink ha% been dealing
the bit few seasons iu green fruit.
He has titre use of the saltworks neer
the 41. 1'. K. station for paalug and
has several thousand barrels of fruit
their, as well as the fruit which is beiug
peeked in the orcbarda of the growers.
ilia packers number about a score.
Altogether Mr. Haudink expects to
hate'''. between 141,10) and 12,1844 bar-
rels of apples this' aeasem from the
farms of 1'olb,rthe and llolerich town•
ship growers.
tiss larges business necessitates a
Targe supply of barrels and. the local
barrel -makers being unehle to newt
the demand, Mr. Hatmlink has placed
orde.ra with makers east of Toronto.
stage then Meat bark in
)ttdenieri he fruit
humusor
exporter, however, is lhet of thegrow-
er, and into this departruent also Mr.
Ilanligk has gone to a considerable
extent, though the variety of fruit he
prefer% to grow rre'ms to he peaches
rattier than apples. This Oar be
gathered 7141 or w8) haakets from the
34) trees of hie peach or. hard at Men-
esetung and he has planted out 2;01
young trees. He evidently intend,' to
run rivalry with the Niagara district.
New Books at the Library.
The following new beaks have re-
cently been added t.. the public.
library :
The Comtng Harvest,
The Handmade Gentleman.
The Komance of a Plain Man,
Dragon's Blood,
Child of Destiny,
(' Ades.
Elusive Isabel,
The Woman in Question,
Pomo. a of the I' oat Office.
.Michael '1'bwaite's 1Vife,
The Climber,
The Butler's Mtory,
Mr. Opp,
In a NI yste1•io us Way.
The Man in lower Ten,
Het in Silver, ,
The inner Shrine,
Marriage a la Mode,
The lady in the White Vedl,' °
Ant4 '
This, My Sou,
A Royal Wad,
The Whirl,
Tempered Steel,
Dyke's Corners,
Her ladyship,
The Full (dory of Diaotba,
The Third ('ircle,
Roads of Destiny,
Lynch's !laughter,
Tbr White Mister,
The Red` Mouse,
The Whining Chance,
The Actrm.
The Life of James Steeratt of hove -
dale,
Sixty Years with Plymouth Church.
The Apostle of Alaska,
Old Friends,
sbe Enchanted Castle,
Oh Christina,
How to Tell labeler tar Children.
Ezekiel,
Highroads of History, Books I to it,
Mother Stories,
The Story of Old Kingston,
The Story of Oil.
Remaking the Mississippi.
Lettere of a Husinees flirt,
Mike Flannery, Oa Duty and Off,
Impressions of America,..
Letters to a Mother,
Education and Empire,
Carotin*,
Some incentives to Right thing,
The Lay of 1)e Land,
Love and I.rttt. in (;hind Training,
England and the English.
Wild Life In the Kockiee,
quaint Suhjeeta of the King.
\ Summer in Touraine,
Are the Dead ' hy&.Y .._._. _--_.-_
The l'erfe,t \\':.y,
'('h. Sphinx and the Monthly,
The A. Y. P. A Social.
The A. Y. 1'. A. of `It, (l.orge'e
Howell made a very anepirioos open-
ing of the fell and winter als.OIh 1..1
night in their social •venin;(.
The first part of the evening
was taken up with a cnmpetitl.m
which Laxed the cleverness of the
audience in finding the articles among
the number which were di.plavrd
which eorreepondel with the Hers on
he ) rams which were provide
a. 1.
b►'nR D
For Instance, "a drive through the 1
oral" we* disrov,ted to he repro- I
ntnd by a piece .t hoard with a nail
•
tat-
driven
adriven rcroh it : 'case yr a for
prrat" was represented by a number
of efnkers learn 4 turnanr ; "Hywup
Ancient ,Ad Modern" by a pie
tut. of so old man and a )young
boy ; "falling dew" by a cheque
due ells folluwiug day. and so forth.
The in.orre.t answers given by et 1R1.
of the cwubelitore were as inIereelimat•
as the eeriestones. a1411 the competi-
tion was a trey aruu•ing feature-ot
the evening. Ming tlirry bed the
greatest numler of correct answer.'
said she and her associate* in the rum -
petition were *wattled the prized.
A splendid n4leied prelltr•uu wad
given during the evening anti during
the intermission refreshments were
derYed, A vocal solo was given by
Mire Henetridge in charming 4704011
and songs more in the humorous
strain were given by Harry Sturdy,
Lionel Parsons and Harold Black-
stone, who can always t 4 relied upon
to contribute something taking. .\hiss
urate Meager played two violin %elec-
tions which showed much musirai
taste and cleverness on her inetriI-
u,ent. A. S. Mitchell delighted all in
tris.. voeal-eeleesiue►,---- Mar'it1 ht Ilfl-
pack, the new organist ot St. ueorRe's
church, was a busy 'nen all evening
acting as accompenise tor nearly all
the selections. His own itfetrumeutal
Nolo war given iu an accomplished
style and an instrumental duet by
M r..Kilpack and \\liter Naftel Made
an appropriate opening for the second
part of the program. At the con-
clusion of the program President
Mitchell announced that at the next
meeting of the 4aiu ciation the rector,
Rev. M. Tur ,hull, would give the that
of a series .of talks, on his visit to
Mexico, and predicted a splendid
series of meetings for the Association
through the coming season.
LOCAL. TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Ma, want- but little here below. 1.01 he
watt, it right. F. J. IMdhaw the Tailor ,N
doing his hoot to give mankind satl.f.ctiou In
the matter of clothe.. Try Lien with an order
fora winter suit or overcoat.
1vltmer Sm14(40. 545.5 street. ie the place to
get pretty china. picture.. 7ancy article. for the
home. etc. See the bargain. In upholstery
good.. Healplarter. for fancywork "p1 7140.
Portrait and view work in up to date style
and modern effect. Ifm. I
• It. K. sallow.'
photo
V
graph -tai fo.ro rrr Montreal d s
trMl and the
tin oars. Dive I c hnu 1
4 Cal
The ground was covered with snow
this [morning the first time thio
seaao l t.
The righty -herr tarot of the Late
Ni,.,,tSturdy in O(derich town+hip
was purchased at auction by his
brother, George Sturdy, for Sirs'''.
The work un the will near the x, -Ji•
mentation basin, which with sunk' in
a,nnectiou with the repair of the
basin Hoot. is et a standstill at pres-
ent
The Olywpin ('af, to 11.11 'e;k11•,1 to
exist, the drawn blinds yesterlay in-
dicating the feet to p.aasrreby. Many
of our 1ownspeuple regret t1W unex-
!meted shoeing rap 111 the hn-sihr»+.
James Wilson'e bicycle was '• bor-
rowed •' front iu front of hie store last
'I'hurwlay evening and has not yet
been returned. Ati Mr. Wilson wish•,,
to use the wheel, he hopes the young
fellow who took it away will bring it
hack without any further delay.
The work of refitting the factory on
Rant street for the American Road
Machine Company has romu,en,wi.
Cement floor% are !wing played
throughout, the Zloty Company has
the contract for putting in a number
of travelling cranes. and carpenter
also are at Work.
The reviler monthly meetini of the
(loderich branch of the Women's
Institute will lw held in the Uddfel-
lows Hail on' 'lhur.da)•. November.
lth, at 3 o'clock. One of the feat -siren
of the program will lie drun°nstrations
in hiaruit-tusking by t esu of tbe mem-
bers. EV •ryone we some.
R. R. Sallow% left 'Tuesday morning
lir Rhndeau to spend' a few days with
the deck -hunter,, and get some views
for the A,n*risen Lithographic Co.
of New York City. %Vhen he returns
from this trip he will (seep for the
north country on • two week» camera
.xledition for the alvertising depart -
latent of the /', P. R. -
Yesterday morning two gentlemen
representing a New fork suto►nohile
road heap: company were Le _town lis
therr ear. They had 00111 • 1111 ft,ttn
Lindon in the morning and left again
for Hamilton. They were engaged in
making a road map for the Automie
b?le 11111e Hook ('ompaaly, ahuw•igg
dietanles between pointe, the nature oT
the roads. etc.
Many store windows show touches
suggestive of the Thanksgiving and
Hallowe'en sea.ons, Among the
more noticeable are Hodgens
decorated with grain, rnrn, pumpkins,
etc., and C. U. Lee's, which shows
many pufnpkirs with -striking faces
painted on them testing on a floor of
straw before a backing of
In the centre is w huge im atidn of
a pumpkin. The display is clever in
(once f,tion and execution. /'
OBI rUARY.
Mc Donald.
The funeral of Murray McDonald,
to whose death a reference was mater
in these columns lest week, took platy
on Saturday afternoon last,. The ser-
t'ices at the home and at the grave
were c,ndnrted by Her. .lam. A. An-
derson and the !all hearers were Dan.
Me1)nnaid, 4.4.454*,,, Melee'', Arch i,'
Mcuillivrayy, Boddie Melton's Id,
Norman McKay and Bert Mclean.
',apt- McDonald was home for his
PMI's funeral end has wino, returned
to his work.
McAvoy.
Once more the dread disease con-
sntnptton tenleted the family At Mr.
and Mrs. John McAvoy, and claimed
ax Da victim on Saturday last their
dwslghteer--Maey . Awn. TYIn.- swag.
laol' • teen twenty seven years rat age
and hail been in le 1i,'a101 for
some time, With the parents and the
one surviving son, Bert, are the sin-
eerret sympathies of all in the time of
their sorrow. The funeral wee held
on Sunday afternoon. Bev, Father
McRae conduct ing the services at Pt.
Peter's church, The pallfearers were
Derry Wells, John Chisholm, Leo
Chisholm. John Page, Harry Hill!.,
and .1ooweph IMyle.
Inglis.
The funeral of the late Mrs. ,1.10x.
Inglie, whose death took piar.- last
Thnnrbay, was held nn Hainrday after-
noon last, Rev. James A. Anderson
pastor of Knox church, conducted 11
services and the pall -hearers were fou
fellow-rurwlwrs with Mr. Inglis of th
session of Knox church, J. E. Tow, R
K. Mallows, D. Stoddart and James
Mitchell. Mrs. Inglis had been In poor
health fur some months prior to her
ath. Two children survive, John, of
Njagora halls, N. Y. and Mier engine',
ot town. Those who Were bete for the
funeral werw•Nsee sou and Mr. Inglis
sister. Mrs. Walter Ntduft, of Toronto
Mrs. W. K. Bradshaw, of 8tratfo, d,
and Mrs. A. Twitcbeli. of Clinton.
Atuoug the floral tokens of by
were a crewcut front Manager F. 6V.
Doty of the Doty Engine Works Uo.,
a wreath from Mr. (ugliti telluwyew•
pluyees at the engine works, a cross
from the staff of the Cental sehool, of
which Miss JD lis is a member. a
wreath from Miss Inglis' pupils and
dowers from friends in London,
Detroit, Sima,e and elsewhere. Mrs.
Inglis was an only child, her maiden
name being Marion Robina Henderson.
She wax born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
and came to the township of Hibbert
with her parents when a child, the
family later moving to Goderich. where
wttt the exeeption of a fepept
in Wingham she 'had since resided.
Mrs. Inglis was married in Goderich on
October Y.'itd. I874 by keV. Dr. Ure.
To het now bereft life -partner and
sorrowing children is extended the
sympathy of uaanv friends.
Whitley.
The town has been saddened by the
unexpected death of Mrs. (Dr.)
\Vhitle7, formerly Mies Minnie
McVittie, which occurred at her home
at (breis on Friday night last after a
few days' illness, Mrs. Whitley was
apparently in her usual health until
the previous Sunday when she was
attacked with ap oendicitie, A special-
ist was brought from Toronto and her
parents were summoned from Ood.-
rieh, but medical skill and loving at-
tendance proved of no avail in staying
the hand of death. Mrs. Whitley was
the only child of Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
liam McVittie, of town, and wax mar-
ried less than four months ago rand
went to make her home with 1)r.
Leonard N. Whitley at (lorrie. For
years before her marriage she was one
of Onderich's sweetest singers and a
general favorite. ,ani her removal sl diem
town wasK read7 regretted. retted. tier un-
timely death is an inestimable loss,
and the young husband and the parents
so unexpectedly plunged in grief have
the profound sympathy of all. In
her own circle of friends the depot ted
one will long be sadly Inibmed, but sbe
leaves behind her the undying in-
fluence of a life that wee all gentleness
and goodness.
The remains were brought to (lode -
rich on Saturday and the funeral luok
lace mu
l Snday afternoon to Mait-
land ,cemetery. Rev. James .4. .\n-
dero,n, paator of Kuux chinch. was
assisted in the nervier,' by Ker. II. W.
McTavish, of Ourrie. The pall-bearer.;
were J. W. Fra -ser , H.. H. Mutt,
Doty; ,larges F. Thefnsa,, John law
win and 1V. H. itols•rtw,n, Among
the flowers un the shaker was an utter
ing from the choir of Knox church, of
which the deceased was for several
yeais a member. James \Iclainaghan,
of Toronto, an uncle of the deceased.
and John Moon, of Toronto, a eonsin,
were a g those who attender) the
le Ir PERSONAL MENTION,
r
e I Alts+ Evelyn Rumball was home frwu 1,on
don for Thaok+gl, mg.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Epwoft 11 league convention for
the London Conference was held at
St. Marys last week. Itev. A. E.
June.. of Auburn, gave an .uldcemn on
the progtyr,,s of the Epworth League
movement.
Canadian Churchman : How many
of our readers are aware that King
Edward is a clergyman of the church
of England in Rood .tanding, being
prebendary of 8t. David's in. Wales,
under a salary of 45 a year, and en-
titled to preach one her a year in
the cathedral ?
On Tuesday eveaiuv next the mem-
bers of Victoria %[feel Epworth
League are to enjoy w unique °•rasion
-a 4 mention drawer. All those baviug
perplexing questions in any way cmc
rerniug the Bible are requested to
hand sane to the paator in written
form and be will endeavor to give a
sat Olfactory &,ewer. All mentees are
earnestly requested to be present rout
utilize (his opportunity.
The annual convention of the. Ep-
worth Leagues and Methodist man -
bath schools of Guderlch district will
he held in the L.ondeehoro' Methodist
chun:h November lith and 6th.
The program include. afternoon and
evening sessions on Thursday, the
4th, and morning, afternoon and
evening sessions on Friday, the 6th.
Rev. Dr. 0. L. Kilhorn, of Uhentu
('hind, in to give .Peered riddree.es,
and the program presents other at-
tractive features.
CURRENT _LITERATURE.__.
NoVRMBKR LIton totyrr'a.-Appro-
priately enough, both love and polities
tlgure in the plus of Mary inlay Tay.
lot's new novel, The Magnate of
Paradise' -politics being appropriate
to the season, and love to all seasons.
The story is published complete In the
November Lippincott's, which, hy the
way, is an extraordinary floe number.
The scenes of "The Maltgoate" are laid
in the United States capital and in a
live town in .Missouri. The town Is
ruled by a political "gang," who are
opposed hy a young lawyer, who. as
dletrictattornry, undertakes to cleanse
the town's Augeen stables and replace
the rule of might by the rule of right.
Unfortunately, Holland--t.br district
attorney -is 511 love with the wand of
the Mwgnette of Paradise, who in the
head and the moving xplrit of the
"machine," All same of underhand
scheme, at -e resorted ts) in order to
down the reformer, and [hinge look
dut►inus for a white. Eventually, how-
ever, the citizens awaken to the fact
Th1v11tNttnd is fighting their bombs
for them, and give him enthnsiasti2, If
tardy, support. The Magnate and his
henchmen are overthrown, and the
very likable hero wine the very lov-
able heroine. There are some is
tensely dramatic scenes, end the inter-
mit is not !ermit.ted to lag for a mo-
ment in addltion to this story there
ane some Ane short stories anti nth/ r
very readable things in this nnmter.
Voir eyes will appreciate the ewe,
A comfort onto 1 t v
r lest sclh
v,
m properly D
w
fit-
ting 1 7
n glstw+s, so ityou
R have eye Uouhle
don't fail 10 consult Tattles & Mon at
Dunlops Drug More, on Monday and
Tuesday, November 1st and 2nd.
Missies Kills and Olive Uoldtborp. spent
Tha,,ltsgl, ing In London.
Jowpb Heide, of 'I' 4ouW, was among the
Amor comer* for Thanksgiving.
M. and Mrs. h Janllae hove returned from
an extended visit at Mullet, Head Seek_
Maw. Ueor p ip ars spent '1'hatk.sivlrtg
with her brother.T, 1. Morris, to HuKat)-
Ald. J. M. Reil and ehildreu area Agile
swum 114111nr Mr. Field'+ mother. whet. ID.
Mimes Ila Allen and Mabel Doty were home
from Toronto over the Thamkaglvlug holiday,
M rs. 11. w, Thom., ,(sited her dengltter.
Mrs. Wright. at lrraniturl. over the Tbaukel
stetter holiday,
Med. Frank :(Ir•iton, of Hrusleds, wad the
guest of her elder, Mrs, John Lawton. for a
few days this week.
Mrs. Howrlr and little Hier Helene spent
Thanksgiving at Niobrara Falls. the sne.te of
Mr...nd Mrs, Harry Baker,
A. 1'. and Hob( Bennett. of ('h4•ugo, were 10
town Saturday on their way to the old home
:at I'ort Albert fora holiday vi.lt
Mrs. Goldthorpe, Renee street ret limed on
Tuesday of but week frusta a four months' visit
et Vancouver R. r.. and Stave)). Alta.
5111.+ Mend 11'h ant of Ouelph. and Mien
Mario. Ik..•htel of IS',(lrn, .bated the fflsrrtoer's
slater. Mn. 11. 'Done, over Thaakyfirlas,
Joao ('ndery rd. Nam U ow.
tees lu 701111m ,
, b 5, P.. per a tea gay. durios
the week Mr. t'oderwood 4.4 a Wetly' of w.
R. Robertson.
J. A. Rumhall, tn..uarrr of the Keneironee
Furniture Company- left on Friday last on •
Western trip. going via t'hlear°. Mr. Ituu,ball
expert. to be •wee ale.( a tot [iambi
Rev. and Mail. Jomph Elliott reached town
on Friday last un heels return hot. their
European *mourn. Their sou Jack le remain-
ing to Switzerland to pursue ails .tudlet.
Mrs. f'. H. llun.l.er end children twee re-
turned from o .1.11 4., Port Rowan and Set
kirk. uerompanied by Sire _ Bomber ■ dater.
Mrs. Holism, of Selkirk, who 1s making a rl.lt
here.
John Thurluw '.snood • Oder and dent pi
elan Mr the Ilrantford ((shwa co. In
It. melt power hones city, e0t mks
Thank'gIs I.ag holIda) n .e parental roof
hero.
Brussels Post We4nes.lny the, pupils of the
public .chool department ?alight by Mien (Mrs.
!smith presented Joe Halklrk with a Kodak
and eupptlen on the eve of hi. leaving Brussel.
to go to '.oderleh. where his parent. reside.
Joe he, open making hl-, home with his [rand.
mother here who is Intending to remove to the
West. 11"e hops Joe will do well.
Ur. and Mrs. That. Holmes were rap from
Detroit vldting their Ielatly . hero and at
Bulmer, IIIc 0. et That,kyffytng )r Holm,
who is n brother of 1)r. M. J. R. Hol ..
mes and
Mrs. It. w'. Mc Kenrle, of town, has lust re-
t trued from the I'hlllppinen, where he was on
duly for the 1'nited Slat.. Government. Hl.
denghler, 5lls. Stella, who 1s well known In
town. aronn.nip! hint ,
Pa nor the trip.
A welcome %t.
Icor In town this week w
liaut e Let hbrl eek °"
dere, o erIrt, fa.44,. noerwsaels(
of 6nox rhureD, UoderMh. Mr. !'seckDrldge
.o.vmpanled the Manehesler reals quartette of
enal,. who gen. a sorest at Dungannon on
Ihauk+agslr,na night, and w{,srat a few hours In
town Mouday and Tue.day looking np old
friends. He 1. plan n ins 70 go 50 Europe In •
few mouths to spend • year In musical study
with the Cont I'tent al masters.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Next war at the Auction, November
1301.
A few stoves at • neap at the Au •-
tialli House,
Choice teas and coffees at. MURKI,H
A VANATTgx'M, Hamilton street.
New goods arriving every week at
the thew furniture store on Hamilton
street.
Choicebutter and frenb eggs at
!Romano' 4 VANarriot n, Hamilton
street.
ftetlel Mo5t1IM14 8 VANATTER'a advt,
on page N this week. Something doing
all the time.
Berlin and Brantford sausages,
fresh, at. Nlo4Ng,H & VANATrza's.
Hawllton street.
See the bargain table in china de-
partment at SIUKHIsit k VANATrgg'M,
Hamilton street.
Hargaios in dishes at Ic, 2c sod :lc
each some even leas at Monsiesk
VANa rens, Hamilton street.
The W. C. T. U, meets in the Temp-
erane Hall the second and fourth
Mondays of each month at :t o'clock.
•'I.ifehnoy Soap" is delightfully re-
fs -etching for lathes or toilet Fur
washing underl•lothing it is unequlal-
led. Ulean,we and purifies.
itentriulet' the date of Taube A Sons'
viral to (Iuderich .and if your eyes
trouble you 41 any way consult them
at Dunlop s Drug Store on Monday
and Tuesday, November 1st and Ind,
Save Monday, November Nth, for
"Sowing See4. in Danny." dies•
*periled with Irish songs, This unique
evening is to he given by the Ladies'
Aid of North street NIetholiet church.
An impossible thing to find, a plaster
equalled to "The D. & 1.," Menthol, and
II is being imitated, Get the genuine.
For side aches, laekaehe., stitch.,,
nothing equals' i1. J1ade by Davis h
Lawrence Co.
Are you deaf ? so,
you earn with the Aj we
oustiro,t. ' aube
t
& Sons will gladly demonstrate this
wonderful ins[ rumen( at Dun 1 o p's
Drug Ettore un Monday and Tuseday.
November 1st and ''nd.
Kighty-five per rent. of headaches
are the result of rye strain. if you
are troubled that way, make it a paint
to commit Tante & None at Dunlop's
Dots Store, en Monday and Tuesday.
November 1st and 2nd.
SOCIAI, Kvr.NINIr. - The members of
the Oo derlch Rebekah Lodge are
holding a social evening in 0441.1 -
lows' Hall, on Friday. October2ith, to
which the public are cordials In-
vited. Admission 25 yenta
open at 8 o'clock. 2(,
AUCTION SALES.
Wxmra.,Ar. Noveo,bar lu, ('Icor(,,, hue
tion tale of farm stock and Implement., prop
esty of Wallace J040.?,,,,)auhle Zine, month
M HayfieM. Everything to he disposed of, is
Mr. JOhmton Is Koine West. T/11 PK. 0CRnR►-
auctioneer
.
BORN.
$AtAtat.U. In Goderich township en (coo
her talttth, to Mn. and Mr., Harr) f. Ralk.14.
a 0041(Jotin Otto Iwithwaltet
ItnH6:1(TSo4. At Stratford. nn I Slither 22nd.
to Mr. and Mrs. It. Is. Robertson, • son.
J*)ttiIAN, Ia Uoderich, nn tt''dne.dar. (Wt.
her /eh, to Mr, end Mr.. J. F. Jordan. *
17Ifirbfrr.
'.1 1k'1IV. N \\'al runs rat -k., m, Saima), 14'
toleer 244h to Mr. end Myr. )feet 1. Mnettn.
w 1'$ 4471'44.
FI,F \ F:It. At Yl:, grout w4 en ue Ilroa frd, un
h'Mdn.4, t*tottr '2'-T.1. to Mr. And Mr. Fred -
I •rfirTri itrnm 5:genet. a run.
DIE0.
M'A V1/Y. -111 I3odpMrh. nn e(atIMay. thin
her 11n1, Mary Ann MOAroy, daughter of
Mr, and Moe John McAvoy. aged '7 years
and 3 months.
WH[ILK I'. -A1 Gants. on Friday October
t2nd. Minnie K 43.4741,1., beloved wife of
I. N. Whitley. M. D.
DOHERTY.-Attr(i:Ilnteo, en 001 4&y. 17rAW& .
'mpewsae herd mare and 4
moa1M
Aft rOy.tqA Lt
In
Detroit.
arenwi/s. 1 a the
home
M kis
J. MeDn. In be si[iwnlh
7e08.' littera) Sutherland. mit lel andQe
r1erh.Ma,elh,nvewMsonw/erahnMewa.nrr,er.►flas