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GODERICH. ONTARIO. CANADA : NOVEMBER Is, 1909
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Financial
I am offering for sale Debentures bearing interest
at five per cent, per annum. payable half -yearly.
These debentures offer an absolutely sate and prof-
itable investment. 1 would advise anyone having
money to invest to be sure to call and epee toe. ,
W. L. HORTON
TWE sTANDAIttl LOAN JOMI>ANV
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS t GODERiCFfMARKETS:
• ---- -- 'Iiicalluv , Not ceder 1st Is
dopy of change orf' running advertise.: ism wheat, per lac.5 • •. 47 tot t to
hprhyf what, per bush„ u K to 1 u,
ments must be left at this office by illy, per bust, y 9• to al
ush
'Monday noon to insure insertion 040Bud meal, ler bosh_
U 'n to U :,Y
y Mata, urn, per bust,.. a :l5 ld U :e.
in issue of same week. t cess t rr n.. -Ib s si to ant
1415 levy. per 3,11.1, • U a:, (0::::,
al 0 :ar
.4r r.s•iiing,., len 1011 •9, 111 to II Irl
Flour; Nuttily, per cwt s Sa to Y .d
. Lost or Found Flyer in>tuets4wt cwt 3 wo to 3 ell
- lino.. ler tun VI Si to 'Lrtn
F' TI1 E F':\ I.l. Fid abort.., lave to"`t to •: WI -- - HaY, ynrto tonrt
k7 r I.,1{ /* 1-. A t wo year old red steer. de tt'u,al, writ
horn.d about 4e Iwuud. ; letter "A clipped Mutter per Its
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1 ,'h...a�, per lb , - It 15 to
I,mur .1, mark• ego ou eight tone ,. J. F.
A \ 14100%•-• . lioderici,. 1
Farr.. rr.s.n, per atom n at to
I'Mile, untidy to good, per cwt4
I•attle, ealwr,-p'r eel ., 'i5 to
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Situations
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alfapt 1 Ieai len.. to Is, in Iefhet..het..ati
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fr1' tl'HEIt WANTED. - LADY (1K
1 gentleman. fol. S. S. No.11. A hart ; dulls*
to l.numrn•w w January. 14t,., all npplic:eon-
le be In before 1)eroember 1-l. ran. App•,,lica
tl0n., eanng salary re sired and nnalielea low.
will to Astral by Tints. I't i'1' IIA \t ll u,
Louts,
sheep, vier cwt
IIAru, ler lb
Macon. 1s•r lb
hard. Ter th--
rrllow, per lb
lladcs, per vat
:+Lor{{'� skin.
I'hlrkems'.
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Auction Sales.
AI'('T(ON SALE
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k'ol Sale I'AIltY 101111 IIF witty AND HEIFEItti.
LOK SALE. a1 PI It E WOl►1►
hr -cur. Large dal, .l poly 1',ar•UarrA
wise Maitland ceraetrry.
`1GAL 1. i•KNACE F'(►I( SALE. A
V .rand -baud (hick scull furnace- nirauuu
large tn••• In girt condition: registers. hot and
mkt air vile- complete. %VIII 'll rheop .. I
have nu use fur it. Apply to .1. It. 1 :e/1.14111t\ F.
B„deneh
Pat SALE OR TO ltEN'1'. IN TILE
1 4.,
, b -r of the Y tate of will ins Juur de
reseed.I eu no -t ructe•t h) the a xc•utor- of
M• ....so. to offer f sr wile or rent 1M rinmler
I. us tar ninth ,sauseion. wa.d.-rn di, I -sou of
the tow n.hw, of t'oiborne. containing Iib :acres
of Lad There t.• erode! on the premise• a
frame house and kite hell It, gond missal.. also it
Mr S. E. Ht -u1> .111,11h/ public auction at
Ilse heal Its,,, sent, street l imlerieb. ou
'1'lll'a,ltAV. NUVEMHFattint,
rounneto lag at 1 o clock -harp:
'rtR •sty s•, r0 dense row. and heifer :of
w hi,•ti li;:use a herd purchase from one 11141..'.
Sr, from per,- t irk Holstein 'lark of a very
highs caulking -rain. The Iwlanee are all ss
lerted (rut: the best dory herd. In Oxfual
county and non -i -t of .pnngeN and winter
u,uikrr and cows lute u( uaiVe "in March and
A` all r1e,4,
,. Wil holm yrs.• -t tun the hest sir of row.
.m- heifer. I nave ever shipped and fanners and
u.11ktne11 should not Miss .this oplaortunitY 10
seare .1111l• of Ian. 1114.1 ry ellen, la.
1 vest- I••1, th-'crcilu II III Is' 4114 r„orb
4,011 -long .11,1pro .4441141s•I •Ii.4441141elute.. .1 .1i -r
sual
al the rale o -IS pee s••nt. let arnluu allow as1
rose .,,-b.
r•
Y:. lilt
1•r.'pt h -tor:
Wye hank h.ar,. with "tone fuu11dat un.. 4,11
u nit„w snarl•• and bog yen. ------ - -__
kW furmer tartaulars apply, to WF I I n E. i .
IIA\r1.V. flarrl.ter.rt•.. l ernrh. .1 •r
LWR SALE .-SECON 1011 A N D
r doors, window. and Io raise Abel) to It.
I >Il 3.3413414: .
'1'Ihx,-. lal'NIM(Y.
A mei umm•er
Mortgage Sale • llA'I'1'ttl'V, NtiVEIIBEIt -_here.
c - - - - - - . - .-- .--=- 1"I .,fiernaon and et,. •. tootokin Iwai.
I)RT(;A(;F: MALE. u,funl range. coal heater. mens slitiper.;
{IJI 1.o,ishold furniture, etc... ,al, the Anspor
�1 I
•a1 - JJuu.n. ul:U.atkt.'.l:k'T1' Auctioneer.
t',ider and by virt4rr of the twwen rbntatnaA ,
III ► eer4um mortgage wiielt will be •Toone. -.1
it SrIr Sur of sale. there will Ire oiterat fur
silt L, {wide section by '1'h.r. Onndry. it.,
Ismer. .0 the court hour• In tate town of
_l tele b. as Saturday. tit,' 27,11 day of ,.,toil
10, at the hour of 2 orlurk p. m.. the ,rula•I I
kissI, .N • I li(1o., contain 1118 ,tl.rare. Sere'
wIr.. awl economising ts trtiurr. of be. mire
her sone : 11.0 un the Mid Wel e. is tf
the !Own.hlt, of Hoderieh larlcl in the town
of t,p,•ru . 1 b proper, v is most ad wan
lafelli l>-stunted;the .0.tlherty Isrt ,.as no,
*et- of about seven screw of beautifully wooden
trove (vis a atong r he Ilaron rood u, .0 would'
make nn r,,•ellent lark limpet') . the I' •
rely porion, 01,00 which tile Iroilding. Are
Meted I- ,ry suitable for 'tanning operation -
and would also provide an excellent -Ur for
suburban residence. ova•rlonk n ng the river and
the Colborne highlantis and ,commanding mss
of the lintel proMpecte to Ire found anywhere.
/'or teem- and i'ondlt Ion- of isle Apply to
J.L. KILWRAN. butistcr, undericb. or to
Q1.. HMV In INF, Clinton.
Solicitor for I he Vendor.
ts.toler 211th. lista .'.'t
Wanted
It ENEKAI,SEItVAN T WASTE!). -
li s rti, I tilt- .1 )I FI I:I.b. •inner
I. ,;6• I,„n , .1 ,1 w"eflu„ca.e, -Sign-.
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JANTED Ill' 1.A DIES. -TRIMER
11 ur four einfuresehall Tann-. Witt, mater,
1.011/nt,,,,, , suitable for light housekeeping.
AI11,1, to 1111S 37. Ilmug:umon. aPitt. +
IBJ ►NTBD AT (.-A %' UR
IT
winter,ANIsHB;I house to NCErent for the ,Ih ointletn r•on,enicuc.--. Apply to It F'.
1 RAMH.INE.
Public Notice.
lNuTIl'E.
1\
ul.11ultNF:•Ti\1'NSHIP.
&sal :state for bale.
\AKM NOit St11Tr F.\- grA,r�nn
I iiASPE for house At't let In Ii,drrich. -
t,u,s t'MMorul"
ort 'sac ofemus
emsbta to
'er4t
t . +r baro
IheS n hot
ohs, v rfa ti n f►enr , t rock
loran a neret-faitirrg well. a good Melton.' w141
Ort la • fruit. It. H. SUM F:ItSA hi.. loyal.
Ont. t
Not i,r n. hereby given that a number of road
nib. kir repairs to the towo.hip highway- and
1 w will be 101 on Mit MAy. No,t Intoe,
a . ronunrn. lag at 2 ti rllrek it u,. The coun-
„ . first at Issas•
ell will 11e•rl. for this I Serer«
Fl.hrs, ou the road between t;alerteh and
Jk•n11dller . and pmeeed from then• wherever it
bun I+d,s r,,cd her, ...Fir) to let the eonlraet
i
is, the mound.
It (.J,A. lm A, Reeve.
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WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE. *tt►Tl('K .-
*nacres with :rt lucre' In crop rframe
dii,e : n
Items. enwith 'phone in, Prin.F1. The 11'e.t w-awano.h Mutual Fire Insnrauce
not, land M rich loam. ,L" asn. at Ills pave Company will receive applicpl Imes for the poet
eery, broken and fenced. This is it•snap, ns t ion of secretary or tre,asnn't And waretaryand
land ie `ring up every year. Iia, tins with tn•A-un•r of the said I'onpucu>. All applinant..
.dread huildings.In acnes broken: price Fal I"•rwill ',Issas,. fatward their apptie+d ion. to the
muler.igrusl on or before the Duh day of 1 he
aranana lootak---
ny onl'•rbf the lbpard. 1. M. RUJiEI(T`l
b,ueg(tnnek,. November aM, 11511. Secretory.
I .z n
acre. gout locality and 'TOM. III hhOlele., A
_ to can he bought lu
l(t,EY• Yorkton, Sack.
HOUSE FOR SALE. --- A NEW
brick dwelling1p with the modern Improve
-
norms. pleasantly situated and near the SsuAM,
Apply to w'- R. RoHKItTSttN-
Hot:sE FOR HALF:. - A TWO-
wroftV Nark Mime. with seven reales.
e° Hrneeinel- Particulars can be had by
palling at SIGNAL Office. A:U
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
Haan Om= Toaolrto
at ia.,5, OAF/Tar. • 111,000,001)
INCURPORATRD BY SPECIAL ACT
or noti(o iON PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
:_ AUBURN,.-- ---..-.. -
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
BALs MOTiN DISCOUNTS!).
Highest current rate of interest
paid in our
SAVINGS BANK DEPART■
MENT,
on depoit, of $1.00 and upwards.
GODERICH BRANCH
A. a. Haman Maoeter.
Nl►TI('h; tS IIERh:IJl' GIVEN
•that plan nd book of refcrenet of the
Boss 4,1,Ilse hn trio We -I Shore Railway
throng), the toasts -shin of I nl,gorne have been
de1Sr,iwIhd in the reatstry °dice for the county
of V. M. ItmtBRTN. Chief Kngineer.
7, 3
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LOCAL TOPICS
Rebekah Elections. •
The Itelwkah lodge elected uftl-
eers for next term last 'Tuesday night
and the inmtalletiuh will Iw held ou
January Itll, when Miss Anne Bacon,
til Blenheim, president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Ontario, is to be here to
invest the officers. airs. J I. Munn.
is the past grand, airs. Charles Reid
the noble grand, Mise Alice Spend•
the vice grand, Miss Gundry record-
ing secretary, Mier Etumr► Campbell
financial secretary and Misr (Almon
treasurer.
Junior Band Concert.
The management of the junior baud
has a movement on foot tot a concert
in the Opera House, on Thurtplay,
Deceutler 15th. 4,. J. Pink. tenor
soloist of Colborne street Methodist
church, Iwendoe, will Iw'one• of the en.
tertainers. 'tn interestieg feature
will be an exhibition by the Y. M. t'.
A. Pfsya.iwlteaiasing-.4aer aaata)f. s.4
vocal male quartette. it is 1 xticeted,
will arta 11 to tier please d the
evening. The other mimic trill hw
many and varied, and no pains will lie
spitted to make the first concert of this
popular urganivatiun a great sm.-
cess,
The Sedimentation Basin.
Two carloads of cement and the
nee•essary tion work fol the new Boor
for the s•diutenlat lw•,n arrived
East week, hut the wurk of laying the
floor will not be done for some weeks
yet, as it will take sent:e time digging
out along part of ane side of the basin
for a runway for the water fr
round the basin, which will have to be
kept pumped Out while the actual
work of putting in the floor is laving
done. Th.• new floor will consist tit
about a foot in depth of concrete, and
it is proposed to lay the whole floor
within twenty-four hours in order to
present any seams in it.
Auction Sales.
.- On *Thursday, November 11th, Miss
Bridget O'Neil sold her tel -acre farm
on the Nth concession of Ashfield to
Win. Quigley. of Kingsbridge, for
At the judicial sale of prop-
erty in the Williams vs. Moseop came,
held in Stanley township on Satur.
day last, the property was not. sold,
the reserve bid not beingreached, .
At the auction sale held on Tuesday
by Daniel Carney, of the Lake Shore •
road, Colber•ne, fairly good prices
were realized for the stock, furniture,
etc. The 7:l acre farm was not sold.
the highest offer 1$'S,3fs1, not being
eepual to the reserve bid. At the
above wales Thos. (hindry, of Gish. -
rich. wielded the hammer.
Board of Trade Council.
The trouucil of the Board of Trades
met on Monday evening ..nd discussed
a number of matters. It was decided
to ask the town council to take up
again will! the Minister of Public
Works the matter of an appropriation
for the improvernent of the harbor.
Circulars regarding the proposed
Georgian Bay canal and the project
for the enlargement of the Welland
-anal were filed without action.
Arrangements were made for the col-
lection of mentiierahip docs for WM.
There was a discussion of the electric
light and power question, several
members expressing Nle opinion that
the town should undertake to supply
power and furnish a twenty•tour•nour
light service.
H. M. S. Pinafore.
Preparations are in progress for an
elals.rate presentation of Gilbert and
Sullivan's masterpiece, '•H. M. S. in -
afore," in the Opera House; on De-
cember Pith, b one hundred juvenile
performers. under the auspices ..f the
Daughters of the Empire. This
charming performance has been
presented at Ottawa and nearly all
the large cities and towns in Canada.
with marvellous success. under the
direction of II. B. Telgrnann, who will
have charge of the entire production
in (ioderirh. Boys and girls front the
age ..f five to fourteen years are being
invited from the families of the town,
and the first practice will be held in
the Lyric Theatre im Friday after-
nonnat 4 &clock. --
The Boston Ladies.
The pian of water for, Monday
evenin s engagement at Victoria
Opera House -the Boston Ladies -will
be open tomorrow (Friday) at H. Ed-
wards' restaurant, corner Kingston
-street. The Boston-1,adiea - are -a
strictly high-class organization amt
present a varied program of solos,
duets, quartettes, motion songs, folk
songs, violin solos, readings, etc.
This is the first entertainment in the
College of Music course, for which
course tickets may be procured from
Mr. Jordan. The entertainments ip
this course have been specially se-
lected to snit the people of Goderich,
and will Snake a very popular feature
for the entertainment season now
IV
UTEItS'. LISTS COliK'l', TOWN -
blue ltf COI.tlORNF:
Notice ns hereby given that a 1'm10 will be
held, [immune to The Ontario Voters' 1Jsa
Ant, by Ib. Honor the Judge of the County
',sort of Ilse 'minty of Huron. at the lownshin
hall. Carlow, on Frklay. the lin h Itsy of Nevem
her. at the I of In n'clork a.m.. In hear and
det•nnine the several complaints of errors and
,, ninsione In the t•ol li-t of the tusunicip5t-
it) oft tie ttnwnstillr of' ythrne for l'rf1.
Alfper-.ons having bu'liri•s. at the 1 battt are
required to attend al the avid time and place,
Dated November Ith Iedt
F'. \, Mel►(INAOH,
Clerk of the Towhplhlp of Colborne.
f111O1VN OF (iODEER1CII
T., ronin thnl Ihr ,,nmol s rnnnril M
the 1•Itlsmd inn of the toxon of II5,,ierieh nn
trod. to construct n Winch tile 'sewer on
I lain+ street. hr lhr said town. tact it ern
Nel'nn start and I011owne .tact, And intend.
_to.iiC, 4 1?Rrtfon 0( t,l�_ tlnA{ nal tbl•renf
lion r neat iir8_p..,st'ft to -lo• ilii"u,et T`T.'v'
hs•neett rd thereby. front leg or ..Mull huge 113w01
Ii'hhreh 4ttreel. afnrc.s.ld. Met worn the sial.(
' tsdnts, and to levy such final cost a.•melting to
the fmMnge thereof, by twenty annual special
a•«r..rnmts; and that a statement showing
I the hinds Halite to and prnpreed to be specIally
aes•s"ed for the said work. and the names of
the owners thereof, so lar as the saran can be
ascertained from the lastrio hued asset went
tall And Mherwi.e, Is now filed In the Milne of
the rMrk of the munlctprrlity, and Is open to
Inspection tiering °Mee leer-. The estimated
\crest of the work M NM, at which FIs IR to be
rot tried mut or the general funds of the
tnlctt•allt y.
none entitled and dedring to petition
the nnetl Agahsa underteking the MODInreA
w mud da won or before the JOtk awl of
' 1 her next.
flat ihhs IIlb day 481gor ker,11l
Music
LIR. M. R. KII.PACK, A. O. S. M.
1 ;London. Englanitl. organist of St. Georges
church, lioderich. is prepared to give bistrur.
firm In pipe organ. Mono and vocal rotten,
Sprciul attention given to the voice. For par-
GculaN apply to M. 11, KilpAck, Re•p'dcnoe :
Market streets near Boot In church. S.nullo at.
Mrs. W. Cliff's. corner of Bruce and Not
streets
- Card of Thanks.
(1ARI) OF THANKS.
J
Mrs. Miller wishes to express her:grateful
``hunks for the nervus11 of the members of the
Masonic ftsternity, the Canadian Order of
Forester.,tthe Orange Society, the tions of Eng-
land. the undertakers Mew". Hrophey, and
all others who gave tnelr kind aselstance at
the funeral of her husband, the late Jonathan
MI r, Worts cannol expresss her deep ap-
preetatlon of the sympathy and respect ex•
tended to her In her sore trial.
Archit,00titto
ARTHUR J. BARCi.AY, MEDAL.
LIST Royal Institute British AreMteetts,
Heeldenoe-- Saultw House. Uoderlch. Plans, is.
tails and specificatione peewee for residences
public bslkileiga Correspondence In -
lilted.
To =(tilt
VISE FOR KENT. - MODERN
idpal ri rAiftr fi
tad
opening. Remember the Ilt•st of the the work. tioldie & Met'ulloch have
series next Monday evening -and be the contract lot the engine' room
sure to attend. equipment. which includes a Sixty.
Huron Fruit at Toronto.
•
The following are the prize -winners
in the county of Huron fruit exhibit
tit the Provincial Horticultural Ex-
hibition at Toroutr,, 'last week : Bald-
win 1, J. W. Edgar, Gerrie: 2, Ken-
neth Cameron, Luckuow. lien Davis
-1, Kenneth Centrism ; 2, It. K.
Nloan, Blyth. Blenheim --I, J. W.
Edgar ; 2. It, It. Sloan. rime -use- I,
Jas. Denholm, Blyth • 4 1'..1. Huck -
step, Blyth. Gulden Russet -l. K.
Cameron; H. R. Stan. Greening
1, J. W. Edgar : 2, K. R. Sloan.
King --1, Geo. Fothergill A Son, Bel -
grave; 'l, R. R. Sloan. Mann -1, J.
Hopkins; 2, J. W. Edgar. Spy I,
(leo. Fothergill & Sou ; '2, K. ('anter -
on. Any other desirable variety -I,
John McDowell, Blyth: $, Geo. Foth-
ergill & Son.
HOUSE TO RENT. -A FRAME
mL.(feed nr.
Additions at Doty's:
In connection with the foundry at
the Doty Engine Works a new
ceidw�.fur smeltingpfirlxtses, is be-
ing installed.. W T n a diawele- of six
feet and a capacity of ten tons per
1 this cupola tanks in size with
the largest now used in 'amide. and
ihereases the foundry output to such
put exte•ttl�tl that castings weighing from
(Cu to fifteen 'tone can now be cast.
At prevent the shops are timing on an
average fifteen tons of castings ler
week and in another month it is ex-
pected that This output ---wilt he
detailed.
A five -t to jilt crane has Iwcn instal-
led in the foundry yard to handle the
heavy iron casting -boxes and will also
he used with a heavy weight in bredk-
ine hinge pieces of scrap iron.
The Proposed Elevator Addition.
A meeting of the directors of the
Dodd -jell Elevator and Transit four
patty, Linlittd, was held on Muutlay
III connection with the proposal to en-
large the elevator to double its pres-
ent capacity. The only obstacle in
the) way` of, the works being under-
taken seems to be the difficulty in re -
curing a satisfectnry leiter of the land
tot the east of the present elevator
time the Grand Trunk, which has
adopted the policy of granting only
five•year leasee. Contractor Tronlan-
haeser made nleamurements yestetdey
of the land required for the annex.
with'the intention on the part of the
directors of negotiating for a longer--
term lease, as the directors would not
think of going ahead on a five•year
lease .
Monday Evening's Recital.
The recital in Knox church on Mon-
day evening gave lovers of music an
opportunity of hearing a program of
high -,-lass musics The organ and
piano (numbers by Messrs. Adams,
Ki.paek and Jordan were brilliant ex-
ecutions: and 'Mr. Kilpack, who is
Staking his first -appearances before
(itslerich audiences, fulfilled high ex-
`pretations. The vocal solos by Miss
Beatrice K. Hunt, of London, were
sung in a voice full of feeling and
power. The cantata, "Water Fairies."
sung by the Ladies' Eveninu Chorus,
under the direction of Mr. Jordan.
was it very pretty piece of musical exp
ecutiun, Miss Hunt took the leading
sada part+ with excellent effect, and
Miss Ath•laide• Nairn. Miss Amelia
Ortel, Miss Edith Walters and Mrs.
Huggins tall pupils of the Goxderich
College of Music) also took solo -parts
in good style.
Town Council Prospects for 1910.
From present appearances it looks
as if the town council of Mu would Ise
an almost entirely new body. Mayor
Macklin declares his intention of re-
tiring, Reeve Callow talks the sante
wary, and Councillors Dean, Mallows
and Jordan also think they have hard
enough of it.- Only Deputy Reeve
Reid and Councillors Humber. alun-
nings and Craigie are left, and if the
two last named fight each other for one
of the r•eveships the remnant will be
still smaller. Under the circumstances
there is a very general desire that
Mayor \lacklin and Reeve Ballow
should reconsider their intentions and
decide to remain at the helot until the
municipal ship has a new crew trained
in. H. J. Jlegaw, whose term as
wads and light commissioner is expir-
ing, states that he will not be a candi-
date for re-election.
Wedded at 1Wngham. •
h. p. boiler and engine. Soule of the
other machinery has arrived, and it
is expected that the plant will be in
ulayation by New Year's. The Com-
pany lots :heady secured a large
amount of business for next spring's
delivery, and is mallow. to iti't ititu
the new prruiis•sas semi ate possible.
'There is at present :a growing dentait,l
in-('.ttutda fur steel hulls for Ihe small-
ct•sizt•d iiil'at111alato to . replace the
wooden iuttoins, Iliad this Inn' prom-
ises to he one of the chief Mainline
tusol proelucts of the pew plat'•
Back fee r,, the Hunt.'
Freed Davis. proprietor of the Bed-
ford hotel,. and J. Colt, postivaster, re-
turned on Saturday. f- a very en-
joyable fortnight's huutiug trip. The
first week was spent in nearby dis-
tricts, and , the second week the hunt-
ers went to Port Rowan 1'or duck and
squirrel shtatting and gut a bag of
sixty-seven ducks. From Port How -
an they drove to Tillsunburg. About
ynty>jutndretl black hterierels and forty
or nifty rabbit. succumbed. W their
marksmanship in addition ttthe sixty'-
eleyen ducks.
Improvements at the Organ Factory,
improvements are laving made in
tine drying process et the Godes ich
organ factory which, when conlplt-t
will double the output. The dayin
process hitht•rtu in .iso at the factory
has been the - lust-t>laat practise and
the method to be iutroduced how is
drying by steam. The advantages
of the new system are that It does
the work (touch more quickly and
much better than the old. and the
change will double the cap•tcity of the
dry kiln. Two steam chalubers of
cement are (eine constructed by con-
tractor Haled. In these the I bet -
is treated with wet stet -un before being
reoioved to the dry kilns, where 14,-
11110 feet of steam piping are basing ill.
stalled to provide the beat for dry nig.
The new system is being installed by
Sheldon.., Limited, of Galt, and it is
expected the work will be completed
by the first of next month. A. S.
Chrystal, foruerl • of (l,slericb, but
for imine years of Toronto, has seer.
engaged as "Supervisor of works' at
the factory.
At the Harbor.
The schooner Kolfage cleared,
bound north, on Sunday morning.
Captain Lawson hauled his sail boat
out on Harbor island this week.
Yesterday was a very stormy one on
the lake, a sixty -mile gale, front the
southwest starting about midnight
Tuesday.
For some days there have • been no
arrivals of grain cargoes at the ele-
vator and by yesterday morning the
amount of grain in the elevator had
been reduced from :gi11,I(s1 bushels,
which was the amount the elevator
had been carrying, to :I73,1ss) bushels.
The steamers Neehing and Midland
Queen are expected by gbout Friday.
The fishing season:which closed the
first of the present month was a light
one all along the lake, and fishing out
of Goderich was no exception to the
nae. The catches during the summer
were light and unfavorable weather
during October prevented the usual
increase in the catch during that
month. The usual extension of the
season for ten days in November was
not made this season. The mouth et
November is the spawning season and
it certainly seems Iwtter to protect the
natural spawn than to attempt to keep
the lake restocked from hatcheries.
Several of the Goderich fishermen
have gone toLake Erie ports to con-
tinue their work.
Physical Training at the Y. M. C. A.
Ernest Colborne, who has charge of
the physical work departunent of the
local branch of the V. M. C. A.. was in
Stratford last Friday attending the
physical training institute and reports
an interesting and profitable day's
diecussi
'telltat ion
and Bruce.
day's progr
of physical exefttees and games that
ran be carried Ott in a large room
wit hoot the use of gymnastic appar-
atus. • Each one who attended took
away with him aguos
and suggestions and s
physical activities, which
I., 4cw•L .lank- UIt that._
menu' of the I,m!aI associtsl ion
There'WAN a good repre-
rn the counties of Huron
The main theme of the
was the various forms
tock of ideas
aid list of
e will try
-departs
t
ing
the earning winter. It is ex ctrl
that s' lar institutes will be ell
tater on for fire religions,
slue in
al ►1
and social departments f the work
In the physical work of the local Asso-
ciation two nights a week, Wednes-
day and Friday, are taken at the Col-
legiate Institute gymnasium,. Mr.
Colborne secured a aeries of exercises
in 'Atypical drill f • New York and
the chow is making good progress in
the wits -k.
Mise Warnock's Address.
The assembly hall at the Collegiate
Institute was well filled with an in-
tel•eetetd and appreciative- ansa ience nn
h'riday evening last, when Mims A. R.
Warnock ."Katherine Hide"), of ,Tor-
onto, gave het itddress on "Canadian
Literature." Mise Warnoek refuter(
the assertion that we have no Cana-
dian literature and spoke of many
writers et:Canadian birth who have
attained prominence in the world of
!Poses. An especially Interesting
part of -ft r address was that in which
she sketched, neremmarily• briefly, tote
early history of Canadian literary art.
To the writers of French Canada she
gave the place of the pioneers irk pre-
serving the records of the early days
in this country. Miss Warnock also
mentioned the names of unany con-
temporary Canadian wtitera, some-
times with a little critique of their
work and sometimes with.* also stiiun
from poem or story. The adilrren
was followed closely from beginning
to end, and at the conclusion the
chairman, Ilia honor Judge Doyle,
oafs ret• tffref1ffttn"TFTit of The aucTence
in his remarks of warm appreciation,
Dr. Mtrenq opened the evening's
program with a few words in behalf
of the Collegiate Institute Literary
Society, under whose auspices the lec-
turer appeared. Several musical
numbers were given, including a piano
solo by Miss Eva Somerville ; a
chorus, •'e Canad►," by the O. C. I.
glee chub ,• a quartette by Miese%
Brown and Taylor and Messrs. Thom-
son and McLean and a solo by Mr. Cook.
"Live for Your Flag." one of Mils'
Warnock's poetic writings. Three of
the Colleeggiate Institute students gave
a club -swinging exercise. Altogether
the evening Was a marked encases,
event oceu d a Wing -
ham,
A happy ere t i l -
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R
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ham, in the Sacred Heart, church, un
1Veelneeday, tletoiwr Pith. when
Walter John !Annan, of Goxderieh,
was united' in the holy is of uaatri
many to Mary Kathleen, third dangh•
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Jahn McKinnon,
of the township of'l'nrnlwrry. Owing
to illness in the family, the"event was
of a quiet nater', The bride was sup-
ported by her sister, Miss Catharine,
while the groom was assisted by his
cotisin, T. .1. Lennart. Rev, Father-
Lalllelideall performed the ceremony.
After I,he wetiding breakfast the
happy couple left for Detr•uit, Chicago
and other points. but owing to the
serious illn,•sm of the bride's sister Mr.
and Mrs. lr►nnan returned hurriedly
from Detroit. They will make their
home in Ii,mlerich, with the great
wishes of many friends.
The Rural Telephone.
Andrew Porter. secretaryy, of the
Ooderich Ruta! Telephone Company.
waited on the entineil of l'o1Fsn•ne
townshiir at the meeting yesterday to
ask permission for the company te.
construct its lines through the town-
ship, Red he 1•xp sets to attend the
meeting of the 1Vemt Wawanleh town-
ship council on - Friday for a similar
purpose. Mr. Porter was in Clinton
over Sunday and heard great accounts
of the progress Is•dng made by the
rural telephone system connecting
with Clinton, It is only stout
two months mince the fMet con-
nection was put In.. 'There were
thirty-two mubscribers to start with
tend• now the*'e.rtnparry trim eppllra-
tions, so Mr. Porter was informed, for
eighty.four telephone's. The rural
telephone, evidently, becomes a neces-
sary ase soon as it is within the farmer's
reach, •
-
The New Boiler Shop.
George Hebei hes completed the
cement walla for the boiler and steel
structural shop now being erected for
the Doty Engine Works Oompany+
near the old Itansford salt block.
The roof, which is shaped somewhat
like the one over the grain elevator
at the harbor. Is now being platted in
ttioa Ben. H
ngger
of town,
who hast contract for this part of
and the Literary Society is to he roil-
gt•+atulatrtl upon the result of Ile
efforL -
Miss Warunek was aceom vied to
town by her friend Miss H. Isabel
Graham, of S eaforth, who is the
writer of many delightful pieces of
verse • of which is published on
the editorial page of The Signal this
week .
Death of William Abbott..
Mrs. John M,Duuald, of EI,Tin ave-
nue. was in Cleveland last week at-
tending the funeral of her brother,
William Abbott, which took place on
Friday last to Wtaallawe cemetery.
The deceased was thirty years of age
and was is native of (ioderich, but
since he war sixteen years of Age had
malls Cleveland his twine. lie is sur-
vivt;d by his wife, formerly Miss Pearl
Huu►t, of Cleveland. to whuw he had
been married (ui ten years. Besides
Mrs. McDonald there are two sisters,
Mrs. Wagner, of Berlin, (and Mrs. An-
nie, of York, Alabama. Three
brothers also survive, Nat., Robert
and Henry, all of Vo dstock, where
their mother, Mrs. (;eeorge Abbott,
has been residing (or The past ten
years, moving there frown Goderich
shortly after the death of her hus-
band: William Abbott -had 'wen ill
only nint,) days from typphoid-pneu-
uiopia, death coining on Wednesday
of tart week.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
•
•
The headivarier, w Ilalerich for Lung Wnrk
-u ppll... datul> :allele for the fu nu -blur of
the 1: pint lieu's, fancy china. .1,.. es t1' diner
Smith. Art .Stour•, East -toss. Picture Postal -
is great t:ulrl>.
This tie:ilhcu Is ju,t a fore(. -I0:0( what u••
..hall nn„• for stet oral III/Nails to r Ik•Ilei
gel 111 -ids of 01144 of V. .1. • 1'rnlhanr- s:Uni
u, reetkIts and be ,- f000lil•. Ford i•Lt-s
uuiteriul., flu,' tailating, right Prp•e'.
The hest and lute -I des elm rami. in I,,otlg
raph> :use etles•i> intt•had t> It. It. )+:atlas. --
w bo -e 1.1-1 •n• get the hruetlt ..f ht- tie t„
date mrthlals. Supplies fun' lint
etiologr:.phrr.l yeeuelt>.
Robt. Elliott's tracti . engine is at
the Doty Engine Works for a thor-
ough overhauling. •
The G. T. R. pot a hanttsowe new
pat'lor-buffet car on the service from
Gtalerich. on Tuesday.
Don't forget the sale of fancywork�
in aid of the hospital in the Oddfel.
lows'Hall on December 1st.
The Planing Mills Company is sup-
plying the I her for the completion
of the new Clinton power Meuse.
Court Girderich, No, :rl, C. U. F.,
will hold it special meeting this Fri-
day to arrange for an oyster slipper.
The local railway -men are holding
ball in the Oddfellops' Hall next Mon-
day night, the proceeds to be devoted
to the hospital fund.
Work nn the new (ioderich Masonic
Temple will not he commenced until
next season, owing to the season being
now so far advanced.
Dr. Mabee is again at his dental
office after his recent accident to his
arm, but has not yet resumed the
work of pulling molars.
Just a little more than five weeks
and Christmas will be here. Do your
Christmas shopping now and get bet-
ter value and service for your money.
James Mitchell, editor of The (lode -
rich Star, was elected a director of
the Ontario Horticultural Association
at, the annual meeting held at Toronto
last week. -
A Grand Trunk engineer was hi
town last week making surveys and
taking measurements preparatory to
running a switch into the new Doty
toiler shop, -
J. NV. Craigie was the pulchiser of
the Olympia Cafe stock at the bailiff's
sale, but he has not decided whether
he will cont' • the restauraht busi-
ness or not.
Through the genecosity of Alex.
Young, of Loch Melon Farm, Carlow,
a basket of big, handsome Northern
Spies has been received It the Signal
office- Thanks
A large gang of men is hussy over-
hauling the shafting and other ma-
chinery at the building un Rust street,
preparatory to Metalling the new ma-
chinery for the American Road Mach-
ine Company,
• The foundation for the new public
school and- tllepitTtitions inthelnase-
mrnt are cumpteted. The partitions
are of cement bricks and a large quit►•
lily lir-Aw Che. superstructure is
on the ground.
u d.
K
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The first real auowstorm of the sea-
son "ante on Wednesday, when an
inch or two of snow fell. A strong
wind blew at, the time, and occasional -
the storm hind the aspect of a full-
ed blizzard.
. Th A Felxort that the steamer Ionic
had tebn wrecked on Lake Superior
caused eb>ne apprehension in town,
am one of
Marwick 's eons was mail-
ing on her. ulatil it was learned that
the vessel was . I right.
A thick' layer 'f cinders ham leek
placed on the w • s adjoining the
court house and shot du away with
the pools of water ich in other
years made walking in t vicinity of
the court house so disagree. le.
W. T. and Wes. McLean rade a
shipment of poultry from 111 . , last
:Saturday. Toe birds were ship, to
New York in a cage car, which
commodat.es i,i$f) birds. Birds wet
taken on at different points along the
line.
L: ('. FtemIng county secretary of
the Huron Y.. `1. C. A., ham been ap-
pointed one of the five associate editors
of "Rural Manhood," a monthly maga-
zine devoted to the county work of
the Y. M. C. A. of North America,
published in New York City,
The (:oderich Planing Mills Com-
pany ham the contract of remodelling
the old Haldane house on Essex street,
awned by I1. E. !lodger's. The house
in to be re. -sided, the entrance changed
(rain the street t . the east -end and'the
irllerlur.;at..las-t�nrrn+etfed: - _ _.
Master Thornton Daniels, sou of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Daniels, ham been win-
ning further laurels on the stage. He
took part in a program at Bervie in
comic costume, being recalled for an
encore and,Kthe report says, delighting
everybody. Thornton is coming
along.
W. T. fellow is putting up a two-
story brick house on Victoria street,
C. A. Reid has the mason and brick
work, Jas. F. McPhee the carpenter
work, and Thos. McKenzie,of Clinton,
the mill work. A few days of fire
weather will allow nim bricklayers to
finish their work.
The Pigott ase. la which 14. A.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT8-Nov. 18th
Pap
Reader-Fwuily Iletald and N'etnkly Star .... a
t'hrisunu I'apeteriva -lieu. l'one'r s
Ureal Salo of ('lothint- Waltar C.,Prldhaw„
Special Hargalus iu Stove- Std Hardwa»
trorst•ii.. Hardware. s
Cocoa boor Mite -Howell Hardware CO
Limited J
Spacial Prices-(', S. Ewing. . e ... ... a
I'osy I butfort Ueorge Jobn..wu ,
Hicks Inose Glycerine Lotion- S. E. HickII
('oat Week J. H. ( ollgrne 4
The Rubber Footwear Question Downing t
Mac V scar. .... e
Fridu> liaryaulus-1 'moron Sc Moors
New Lumber Yard,- Jo. Dean a Co 8
Now is the Time to Huy 'John Stead' i
New Fruits for t lir istmas Baking Morrisht
\':nut ter 8
General Servant. Wanted Yrs. J. M. FieldI
Steer Lost -J. F. Andrews
Aaetieu Hale-/leo, Heekett I
,tnuouuewpie11t--Geo, Beckett. I
Hymn Books -M. Rysn. Duoganooa 7
Notice -Colborne Township '1
Particular People -Cameron & Moore 8
('hoose Your Wlitter ('oat Here-Hodgens
tiros ... . ... . . .. . 8
Mine, , t
Unfurnished Rootlet %wanted -Box ,t7, Dus-
garmon ..... .. . .........
action Sade of (hairy lows, etc. S. K Brady I
i
Pigott & Co., contractors, are suing
the Guelph & Goderich Railway Com-
pany for over half a million dollars,
has had another postponement at To-
rontowhere it is being tried before
Mr. Justice Britton. it will be taken
lip again Nuveuibet• :11th.
The county treasurers sale'of lands
for taxa.' was held on Tuesday, Of
Ihirteen parcels advertised, seven lots
in the village of Blyth were purchased
by It, JI McGee, of Auburn, a lot in
the township of :Morris war !ought by
F..I. Martin. of Morris. and Another
by !bulky Holmes, of Winghami
__let tt. Thursday_ ;.qf _ 1, ,
Ew'eh's grocery tag, driven by a boy,
collided in the dusk with a horse
driven by Rates Quaid, of Dunlop. A _
-shaft of the dellvPry rig pierced Mr.
Quaid'', horse in the breast, penetrat-
ing About fifteen inches, and the an-
imal bled to death in a short.time, -
Inspector Torn, who is an enthusias-
tic horticulturist, !set Saturday showed
us something unusual, for this time of
year, in the shape of a basket of plums
which he had picked from one of his
trees that day. It is not often that
the plum -picking season extends to the
13th of November, The plums were
of the Bradshaw variety,
A draft agreement between the
city of Stratford and the People's
Railway Company, upon which it is
proposed to lake a vote of the rate-
payers of Stratford at New t'ear's, in-
cludes a proposal f, ar a line from Strat-
ford to (;oderich, passing through
Mitchell. Seaforth and Clinton, The
city is asked to take preferred stock -of
the Company to the amount of LA -
11111).
The Doty Engine Works Warted
its private electric light plant for
the first time on'IMondayevening.
There are at present about seventy-
five incandescent lamps pn the sys-
tem. One of the principal reasons
given for its imitallatioh is the fact
that some mornings the/current in the
town's power lines is cut off too early
and it, the evenings ie not turned on
soon enough.
Yesterday evening Geelrge Beckett
left his borne and dray for a few min-
utes is front of C. J. Hat•per's store on -
West street and the animal took a no -
tient to run home. On turning into
the alley beside /Mr. Beckett's auction
house on Hamilton street, the horse
slipped and put his nose through the
window, wrecking it -badly. The
shaft of the dray was broken, and the
horse was slightly cut. -
AUNNCEMENTS.
-
lllAle teas, coffees and groceries at
MORKy41t & VAYA,l'r'tcR'A, Hamilton
street.
-Watch the 1Oc, drop in the window
at the new furniture store, on Hamil-
ton street.
H -mule German sausages, from
Rrrlitt fresh shipment, at Mo&ieiiaFF
& VANATTRIt's, Hamilton street.
The W. C. T. li, meets in the Temp-
erature Half -the'- «errata acid Tat IC.
Mondays of earls month at 3 o'clock.
New fruits, peels„ flavorin extracts
jelly powders, Wad dressing's, rte., at
usR1me & VAN.t'rgu's, Hamilton
street.
We are paving the highest price of-
fered for choice butter and fresh eggs
At MO14111811 ek VANATrICR'st, ilamilton
street.
"l.ifehnoy Soap" is delightfully re-
freshing for lather or toilet. For
washing underclothing it. is seestual-
led.
Cleaners and purifies.
The Daughters of the Empire will
hold a sale of fancywork and give
afternoon tea in the Oddfellows' all
On Wntlnesay, December let, in aid of
the hospit►1.
Does your back ache? - Don't ex-
p erirnent with imitations but get the
genuine, "The D. & L." Menthol
Plaster. it cures. Davis & Lawrence
('o„ makers.
You need a good salve in the house.
Davis' Menthol Salve is the best. .it
res sunburn, mosquito and Insect
and stings, piles, old sores, skin
a, etc. 'Lic. per tin.
UCTION SALES.
Tnrnab iv. Nnyctnher lith. Auction .are of
t dairy herd of ens- and heifers at the ret(
harts, Smith "tact, U,detirh, commenclne at
I niin•k .harp. S V. Manns. proprietor.
T1e00, Nrewm,, nrtdiottver.
Wyosksnar, November Yeth, - Antic,: sale
of farm stock. Implements and hoitaehold fur-
natal-. on lot tO. Iota root wast. Colborne ,a
nun,., north of Dunlop), .wrtumencing at I
oflock. llltsmy Zoetrnks. proprlelp Thea.
w-itpagan %V. Dominion' bat. -('leafing sue -
tion sale Of farm stack and Implement,, inclad•
Ing about. in head of good cattle and a fleck ge
grd Leicester ewes. property of Robt.
Meek*. lot 31, a>nceselon 1. gest Wawanosh. I
mile east of Auburn. Everything must be sole,
ws Mr. McGee has all the farm weeded to RMS.
THOMAS Grants auctioneer.
BORN,
STIRLINA. - In Uederl.'h townwhit, on Novas.
ber:eh, to Ma and Mrs. Mason Stirling. a
daughter,
Mo NALD.- le Galeilelseitilestim
1 tic to Mr, wed Mrs. Joke meg=
C la terrace. gees.
MARRIED.
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