The Signal, 1909-11-4, Page 4Tlit'skhai, No -1- EMBER 1, Int
atitatstst
THE SIGNAL : GODEP LOB. ONTARIO
THE G. C. 1. "UT." '1 chempionship and Thotuaei Elliott the
junior Championship. The prizes
were distributed at the meeting of the
ti. C. I. Literary society on Friday
evening hest . The remits of the con.
STUDENTS DEBATE UPON BEST
FORM OF GOVERNMENT. Running broad jump iseniort-Roy
Walter 15 ft, II in. F. McNaught
Running broad letup ij . T.
Hunitinghop. step, j pi toads r 15)
rudham 15111,3 in, )1Atideriatn.&
Running hop. step. jeutipeseniort --H.
Item ii i TT g hop, Blip, jumpentitioris-R.
Pattersoti ft. let, T. Elliott 32
Ili- %Vat hock anil EV& Sinatra Ville Sal;
Bella Clerk and Josie Saundeis 711.
'Sle•Lae hien s ft.. el in.: J. Dean S tt.
st ending broad jump junior) --
tletti ter osenieeri It. Welter
• Throwing shot (girls, IP. Cox 13 ft.
Running high jump omelet I5i --W.
1:au:Leith pole ,ile iii e -T. Elliott
mei E. Hawkins : E. Elliott and II.
Colborne. •
lot yeti's t tinder 15r- E. Prielham:
Peanut rat e (girls) .4. sunnier.:
9 1..1 yards torwiii--F. Me -Naught lo
:LS) yards.' (Plinio -1 A. Tout T.
Three legged rare i girls) A. s tun -
out F Cox.
„Standing high jump -F. MeNaught
Elliott and E. Prielhani.
Pottle. race i girls( Co Cliff : A.
s omelet,.
Retuning high intim topsail M
!lean : Anderson, chishoim and Tom.
1.7111-1Vith pOle haunter) 'J. Dean
25 seconds ; R. 11'alier.
Driving spikes titirlso--C. Cliff : F.
Thiry -legged race - F. MeNiseight
Half mile it:, and imelere -E.' Pi id -
ham : C. Thompson.
Washingte m.
Mile rave-H.1y Walters ; Alen ill
Ileirelle rare 0211 yards) -M. Ander-
Consolation tsce-Leonarel Gray :
!toward Welters.
Or. Strang Announces Conditions in
Series of Literary Contests- Distri-
bution of Prizes Won on Field Day
-A Pleasant Evening in the Assem-
bly Hall.
There were several special. (maltreat
at the meeting of the. Cot legiate
Lute Literary SI .4. y last Friday
e vening, includit ig debate, the pres-
entation Of the prizes vron on sport.
Strang ief the comlit ions in a series of
contertr °peat ti.st adepts of the school.
The president of the Society. Henson
Long, occupied the chair.
The subject eel the debate w,as
"Resolved. that a t 'publican form of
government is sitteerior to a monarch'.
cal." The aftli•metive war , chant.
pioned by John Malian and .1. F. Me.
Naught, and the negative• by .1. E.
Jackson and John sturdy. The young
men of the afflunistise argued it bet
the republican form. giving the poor-
est subject a chance tee rise to the. high-
est position. tended to keep the peeple
More in sympathy ,t% Ali their govern•
The republican loran disa,waiested tyr•
•nny and snobbery ; even ita Canada,
it was held. there were. traces cif class
feeling trona which the
republic was tree. The United Steles
WaS held limps an example of the pt•og-
The bloody •troggles of rival elaitn-
ants to kingly thrones which histot y
records were poitited to as serion-
eh-awhile:Ls to the monarchical systeln,
what tvould happen if. through some -
emirs/. of events. there should be no
heii to the British thrune Litt a for-
eign prime. Kitigs %%etc betel to be
expensive. too.
On the other side, it was held that
a limited monarchy was the best of
theshining example. The long nitra-
tion of the kingly reign, in compel lion
with thr short term of a republican
president, matte it alwast atiS
that the ess•iipant en the throne should
take patns to be popular, order that
his reign. might emitinue in comfort.
when he came to the throne. and this
gave the monarchy 1Ln :advantage i,vea
he country will "IV tiller might lw a
ranks of the inelearneel and uncul-
-.appealed to. history. The Roman re-
public did not last, the Crontwellien
experiment jut England was failiii.e.
was at the heed eit, modern civilization.
The judges -Miss Dodge and Mr.
Firth of the staff and W.
Holwrtion-gave the llll in favor
of the affirmative.
During the year the stiitlente will
have an opportunity el taking part it.
contests in essay•writing, declama
t ion, reading and .recit at bin. I 'tires
teaching staff. The regulations which
are to govern the connwtitions wine
read by Dr.. Strang and are published
lie the .distribut ion of the prizes tee
the iv' re on field day Mime Mc-
Arthur, of the Collegiate staff. was
assisted by Dr. Strang and Colin
Fingland. The list of winners is pub-
lished elsewhere. in this issue. of Thi•
Thee program included several other
interesting Intuition -re. The glee club
• mg two good amigo; Miss Edna Weide
gave a piano selection and Miss Flor-
ence Veiling recited. * Mr. Jordan con-
tributed vocal arid instr !nod nuke.
A bright number of the C. 1. Jour-
nal was read by he assistant editor,
Thos. i.rtel in tins connection
Dr. Strang made the suggest. 'that
the Journel might' be Inside edit; more
interesting by the securing of eontri•
hutions from former 6. C. I. students
scattered abroad. Reference was
made to the address oil "Citim.hmli
Literitilre to be given by 1Cathafine
Hale in the essweitibly hall on Friday.
November 12th, when it is hoped a
large- innulwr t he townspeople will
he present to hear this talented lady.
Regadateons re Literary Society Prizes.
Following are the regtdations set
forth in connection with the offer nf
prises announced by Dr. Strang :
For the best essayan at least three.
pages of fools sip, read before the So
ciety during the school year. A eatedi-
date may e Meow. any rithtect and con.
. stilt books and vermin,. for information
. and truly make elight changes Mahe
essay aft erlreading it before t heSeviet y.
but whon he hands it in finally for emir.
petition must append to it a statement
-that, apart from the information, it. is
his own composition.
For tlw best address Or ileela mat ion
given at the final meeting of' the So-
ciety. A candidate may choose any sell.
ject and consult books or perso me 14.1
information, lint the composition must
be his own work. Ile must not read
it, but mayline notes to refer to. Ile
must have given an address or a dee.
Lunation or spoken in ft debate at
snow previcete meeting of the Stswiety,
but if he hare spoken at two meetings
during the year he may repeat one of
his addresses for the competiti,,n.
For the best reading and the Iwst
recitation given at the final tneet ing
the Society, ,
A candidate may choose nny selec-
tion and coneult books or persona in
. preparing it. Ile must have given a
reading or recitation at, wane previems
meeting during.the year. tent if hP has
given two he may repeat one of them
for the competition:
The decision to be left to three
judges previously appointed by the
executive and approved by the prin-
cipal. The judges for the essay prize
may be different. from those for the
either three prises. The jedgen inay
take into ace( pant iti deciding the form
to which the candidate belongs.
Winnere of prizes at last contest will
not he eligible to cotnpete again fed• a
similar prize.
Roy Walter and Thomas BIliott the
The annivil sports in connection
with the ttoderieh Collegiate Institute
were held on Weseineaday of last week.
the 151415Vinti• Friday. hut on account
of the unfavorable weather the event
had to he postponed. Wednesday
was far from an ideal 'lay, tint, in
spite of cold weather, there was a fair
crowd. and All the contests het three
/Fere carried out. The remaining con -
wale were held the bdlowing after -
moon. Roy Walter won the senior
Semi -ready in England.
Charles 'II. Nelseen. president of
semi -reedy lainiteSI. and Alfred
corporation, Nailed for England on
Octobet• lith tee visit t lie !tram Entflish
Mikes hum .• maler lite direct per-
44.111el i4i4.11 4.f E. Leeds Nelson.
a I tireetitr of the Company, and it is
ended to flirt fier enlarge and Widen
the scope of the Semi -read y Company's
mite a ling dried.
POSTAL STATiSTICS.
Figures for the Huron Offices from Post-
master -General's Report.
l'he. folios% mg figures relating to the
lite report. of het Postinamter.liencral
31-4, 1101P. For the accounting (Mires
the gross posit al revenue.inot including
money miler and postal note businettat
and the salary I not including con ....
ait me money orders, etc.. or allies -
given. For the 134 oll-Ree011at ing offices
the I eVenlle and salary (the lat ter
itasedsm the r4.44,44440- -Of tles-
year I are given.
Postal
hayfield . 11141.16 325
lietteliwo it al '442.53 112
Illetevalee :N7.74 212
Brocelield . 541.71 252
Brussels . 2,752.1ff 1,11419
Centralia ... 341 tei 1151
Elimville N1.116
Et hel 198.17 252
Exeter 3.24S.53 '1,1311
tioderteti 9,f111,110 3,121
horrie ... 1r211.83 roc!
liensall . 1,044.71 7:5“
.1;1111estOWIl 113.13 52
4704 v2
11,ontleslioto 2:17
1.1911
2.0142
2514
105
2,270
rah
liarpley 111.110
Hills Green 114.35
liolluesville 177.35
limit ingtield 3300
II terminate 27.25
Lanes 05.etu
Lam WI 50.31
Leadietry
Lothian
LOyal
:57.50
lainaley kilo
•
711
:51
tot
35
1111
75
35
35
51
35
17
15
71
1.17
35
3.5
111
401
:11
Nfotictieff 1.13.25
New bridge , 1211.off
Itedgrave
1114:21,2.74.:70154415):
21.111)
l'orter's Hill
St. Helens 2/1.110
West Hein '
Varna
Walton
Zurich
503,74
novenas Maisel
Blake Phi 31
Brews! er 34.95
Carlow 113.76
Chiselhurst44.45 :ib
t'onstanee 1 47.111 SI
Crediton East
1211.70 5t1
Ihinlop
Egmondville 135.55
Olen Farrow .. 411.111
(treenway 315.111
47
35
35
35
411
tut
Payments for Mail Transportation.
some of the payments for the
cat vying of mails %vete as follows :
Auburn and railway station, R. J.
Asquith, Stlere.sii.
Auburn and St. Augustine. It. J.
Asquith. 3237.:35.
Hayfield and Seaforth, 11. Little.
:121.4:ol.rdyce and Lucknow , A. Matson,
t Indent and Sumenet hill. A. C. Big -
gin, 3117.
B. Augustine, *112.fig.
ni unary, $321.15.
tioderich and Kincardine, A. le J.
vier .
°oder-WI' aunt street letter boxes, 6.
Holinesville and Porter's Hill, W.
Piekartf, $1111.
Holieesville and railway station. A.
15.tiderboro' and railway station, s,
We eoduree, 3225.35,
Lanes and Mafeking.
%%loner and railWay station;.: 111
KEPT LONG VIGIL.40f!
Ludenow Girl Waited at Detroit Post -
office,, Hoping to Find Sister.
mitations
of Dodd's Kidney Pills are
legion. The box is imitated,
tbit outside coating and shape of ths
pills are imitated and the name-Dodd's
Kidney Pills is Imitated. Insitations are
dangerous. The original is safe. bodd's
IGctney Pills have a reputation. Imita-
tors have sons or they wouldn't imitate.
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
is only *as DODD'S. Dodd's is the
original. Dodd's is the name to be care-
ful about -
KIDNEY
PILLS
M- g. We take the stranger in and do
well by hint If we -call contrive to
hold hits) hhif a month longer, we eau
do that much better. Therefore save
the simuner.-Colliers, Sept. Itith,
_ - Proper attention to the hal.
And ,,ealp is the best prevefitiv(
• kcc-,,4 the scalp in health
4,1 the hcad.
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H. COLBORNE
r The great thought of the day is -where can I get the biggest dollar's
worth for my $1.00? Well, just read -our offitrings this week. Vets
will find some great values in them.
Black Sateen Skirts
w.• will offer on Saturday
facturer's over -make. Regular
prices. 'Mc to Wk.. Our price on
Saturday, your choice ....AOC)
Stockings. all -wool
Thi. is • lot of factory
seconds, but. the slight defecta
will not affect the wtspz in the
least. Fast Meek and iwantless.
kie
LUCKNOW.
Mu:quay, Nov. 1st.
Lucknow ham a new barrister, in the
person of Chas. U. Locke, who has
t. iS EtTAZ
1 -4 -"astir Tanana.
' lb Sprains.
Detroit, Oetoleer' 2.s.- Five weeks
ago Sarah AlcKay; aged twenty. a
rosy-clieeked lassie, who -lived with
her parents on a farm near Lucknow,
Ont., disappeared soddenly. Letters
subsequently received indicated that
the girl had made careful.plans to run
away and was then living in Detroit.
she gave no address. lett requested
that lettere be Pent her to the "Iteh•
eral delivery- at the postatice.
No reply came to these letters. and
with the long ailence the health of
Mrs. McKay. the. irl's mother, twgien
to fail rapidly. Determined to do
hing towarde finding her sister.
Miss Catherine- MeKay, the missing
girl's Nell iOr by .t came to
Detroit yestelday. morning and took
up her stetion in the corridor of the
postoftlee. where elle mind watch the
general delivery window. All day
and until late at night Hite remained
at her 111141 this morning ati as
again on duty. fully determined to
tint! her sister when *he elated for
mail. Sarah, he Meyer, has failed to
make her appearance, and now Miss
McKay Learn she is twing detained
sollieW here and has slopealed to the
authorities to aid her in her meareh.
The Lost Sister Found.
days' vigil in the post (Ace. where she
waited in the lielw of seeing her
mister Sarah call at the general ele-
livery window. Mire Catherine Mc-
Kay was ieweided at 1 o'cloek yester-
day. when the runaway girl put in
manner right in• front eel a general de-
livery window. .and later left. the
building together. Miss Sarah Mc -
weal y of the quiet life on her parents;
teens- swat -lareknow, Oat,- anal- 144
there about live week!. ago, tO•
Detroit. where her itildress_sstultillt.1
he:learned, Finally the elder sister,
'at herine, came lo /etroit to do
a little detective,. work. She learned
that three letters awaiteel tier sister
at the general delivery window at tlw
post office, and, eisining the consent of
the ',manna. officials, she stood in
late. at night, beginning Wednesday.
• Save the Summer.
tip to Canaria to lengthen her
Po ar to keen the tourists
twee, keep Ow peon's. out. its the open,
on the lakes, and by the lees, keep the
children out of ,rechool for another
fortnight. To saVe the sninmer two
weeks longer there would have tee Ire
mime readjest relent'. Tlw Toronto
Feir would have to le. shifted to the
last half of September. This is no
Intrelship. Many farmers snit -tired
harvetstera are crying out for just that
ehange. How about the schools?
there are many colleges and
schools t hat do not °Pen till the. middle
of September anyway. The longer a
boy hers out in t he open, the etroliger
and better will lie.he.for_work through
the winter. Then there is the tourist
butanes. of Commie. It is worth look-
ing aftet. The deli people of t he
United St ates, having discovered our
beautiful ...... part from with
regret. With !quail coaxing they
could Ire induced to stretch it mitt wo
weeks re. The little POMP of Nlaine
is reported abet -Meeting t welve million
dollars annually fr tourists and
sportsmen. If Maine can that, our
vast wilderness /hound do ten WM% 11.
Thirteen yenrs ago, !lint y hien-
to the Highlands eves Tes
day these plighting of ',termite number
1100 y hotniand, and this is only one
many virsitense are Induced to (Tose
over in winter, lured by the sperkles ol
Qlieltee and the leraeing outdoor
sport., can only estimate. It ie
surely large. :Suppose there are fifty
thouriand tourists travelling on our
railways living in our hotel., shopping
In our let:ops on September 1. At the
vet -y lowest they would spend two dol-
lars • day. A million and a half In
two weeke. This a golden stream. •
Dana. shower, that is worth cherieh-
OR OUT POOR WORK
IN THE WZTTE.ST V/EATHER
NOTHING
5'1 iOWERS'
I, of LED
'THEY LOOK WELL
WEAR WELL AND
Will NOT LEAK ,
FINE TAILORED
CLOTHING
FOR MEN
FITS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When made by
DUNLOP
The Tailor, West St.
Mrs. R. O. Cameron and Master
Alwin returned last week from a three
months' trip in the Western Provin-
John Cameron, the village con-
stable. 4.II Tuesday of last week. took to
himself a wife in the person of Misr
Easier, daughter of Mr.• and Mrs. Pin-
ker. Clinton. The wedding took
place quietly at the home of the twide's
Rev. C. W. Saunders, the popular
rector of the Anglican church here
and at St. Helens. har been notified by
the Bishop that he is to be removed to
St. John a church, Hrant ford. The
change will take place in a few weeks.
Who Mr. Saunelerie succensor will lie
is not yet known here.
bray arrived in town on Tuesday even-
ing andleft on NVednesday morning to
% isit his_father who is ill in Walton.
Flom fhere he will go to lateknOw.
where. NItse. Slowbray has been re-
siding thirin4 the tirue that he has
been looking inn) business conditions
in Western Canada and visiting the
seatt le Exhibition. He was delighted
with what he raw in the Prairie Prov-
ince*. hilt Wain somewhat disappointed
with business prospecta in Witish
Columbia, where everything haa been
boomed to the highest notch. He
iMade 5.4.IIIP investments near Calgary,
and on his return purchased • site ter
a home oil Howard Park avenue, Tor -
Onto, on which he Intend* to build a
residence and then remove his family
to the ,ity.
York Loan Dividend.
T4 Iron to. Nov. I. York 11.enue share -
tendert; Will today receive a twenty-
five per cent. dividend on their in-
vesetment. The liquidator., the Ns-
tion.il Trust Connally, has issued
about lla,1051 cheques dated NoVeni-
ber 1st, and Aggregating ab011t $01511. -
rain, which will tw mailed -at the Twr-
out, general filmtnflke today to claim-
ants raahling- iu par-ta 44 the Do,.
minion and the nited St ales, British
Sweden China and le tan
Is
Four trundled and eighty pai-rs
in this buneit Sizes, Si. V, Hi
and 111. Whst wet are selling at
35c are value for 45c.to 71/e, The
25c ones atv good for 35c. Try
Ladies' Coats
Two elozeti Coats. new. A
special lot worth $12.51k S13.5o
and $11,1m. Our price for this
lot is just $11.11/. Black, brown,
green. navy and gray, In beaver
and kersey.
Sik Waists
Direct from the makers.
Tvrenty.three in this lot--bladt,
cream, brown, navy, taupe. soft
taffeta, warranted not to eitt.
We bought them at a price so
that we can sell them at just Onis
dollar less than their regular
Cashmere Hose
Ask to sor out 99 b. and.
one of the best 'toe k'-ese made.
SOW
mery ro
and Towel
drier-Au/2d
Only on Pandora
For sale
ot
When a knife is dull a
Pandora owner never
wastes time hunting tor
walks over to the
emery rod attachment
to Pandora, gives knife
six Or eight passes over
the high-grade emery,
which puts on the
keenest kind of an
edge.
Thus combined emery rod
and towel drier is a patent-
ed attachment 3.ou cannot
SeCiire on •ny other range
Just one tit th• many im-
pros ements that go to
make Pandora the handiest
rand* ruu cite buy. 14
it
by The Howell Hardware Co., Limited
SMART SHOES
For Fall Wear
We have the greatest values ib
men's fine shoes at -
Beauty andSimplicity
ale I win qualities to lie sittight
for. Stretch the town over
atid you'll find nOWIlere are
these qualities exemplified to
a higher degree than here.
WE STUDY BEAUTY IN
FURNITURE
and give it to jou -earl' piece
seen In our stock. flood
quality and reasonableness of
price are also assured you.
GEO. JOHNSTON
$3.50 and $4.00
Good, solid, reliable footwear
just the thing for Fall weathet.
We carry these in all leathers
and have a fulr line of shapes
and sizes to fit alf feet. Noth-
ing in town to equal them.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
North side ot Square
An Edison Phonograph can be bought'
for your price whether it is $16.as or a
higher price up to $162.5o, all playing
both Amberol and Standard Records.
But you cannot measure the Phono-
graph by money. Whether the price
is $16.so or $162.50, it is not much
to pay for an instrument that will last
a lifetime, which will furnish you good
music every day, which will furnish
you better entertainMent than you can
-buy in any other way, which wilt tent -
your children to love the best music,
which will bring into your own home
what other people pay large sums and
go a long distance to hear.
cleArrs.tefriri Ilse:anis Get earn% estate.. fee= nor
Prince Rupert, B.C.
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to lie enormously profitable. No matter where you live, no matter how
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you have'. to invest, invest in Prince Hewett through our Real Estate
shares, gelling at par, 5111.141 per shale. In presenting to the public the
opportunity to purehase shares in this Company, particular stress is
laid upon the fact that the money receiveel hy the Company through
the sale of Re shares is invreeted in carefully selected Prince Rupert
Real Estate, under the direct supervision nf the hoard of directors.
The oppot•tunity is extraordinary. because of the profit-sharing plan by
which you may share in all the profits of the Company and its rapidly
increasing busineme.
PRINCE RUPERT BUSINESS PROPERTY
will make fortunes for those who invest in it now, as did Seattle and
Vancouver Real Estate for those who invested in these cities ten years
ago. Did you fall to recognise the opportimities. or did you lack
confidence in your judgment P We present here snot her opportunity,
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OF ALL EYES
commerce and Vriose nopert's.preseot and future growt 11
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and increasing vain.. which is not offered in an equal degree loy
other form of investment open to the public today.
if you have WO, gni° or $1,0011, which you would invest, where
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then subscribe for some of thew shares.
We refer, by permiselon, to the Bank of Nova Scotia, Vaneouve,
Write or Wit', your order for shares today. Don't delay.
The Prince Rupert Real Estate Investment Co., Ltd.,
Prince Rupert, B. C.