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THE SIGNAL: C"DERICH, ONTARIO
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'I'ItUKYDAY, DseemI/att :3. IMP
LOCAL TOPICS.
•Clifton" Sold.
-Vii;,;; known ar "Clifton,"
coutuining r xtotiand-and-ter former Prose,eted. --
including the *even acres of bush cow- A r«orutly-sppointwd constable at
hi))))lt' called "Jtanrfurd'r grove," war Grand Bend war before His Honor
.old et auction at the court hours on Judea Doyle on Thursday afternoon
Sat urday1M.tienrlM---Aattdstdwabsiu .oflast-weeks.-ilr was (Merged with
the, purchaser soil the prier being blackmail, having *topped two nal,tor-
tee,515, Mr. Andrews ' offered thin inti who he claimed were exceeding
price slier obtaining au offer of $1.000 the speed Iimit. Instead, however, of_
nomJtreph Reveille'. for for timber, 'arias sn informal' aid' pr•rsr-
ro, that it. leaks as if the grove would cutins thous in the regular way hr,
be dratroyelh demanded a $I' fine but finally agreed
The Hospital Tea. to accept $8. He was also charged
with bolding w rattle for a hour.
Thr conceits pleaded guilt yy to both
azial• and Nerves'( -berg,+. Petitions in the d(•frudant'r
the Einjere held a I,
tea in aid of the funds of Alexandre (r}1'ur from residents •.l the township
hospital. The hall looked very were pit- rnted, and a* it appeatttd the
pet ty with gailyJrcorated Months at
rzplanatkun oC his conduct war that
which candy and fan(ywurk and Its Wan foolish or ignorant of the ex-
tdher tbiugs . were rcduelively die -;trot and Inuit of his power"' he war
played and little fabler at which bra released on rurpt•ndell sentence.
•
theta it **mall Insurance. Mr. Haiti-
link
aarlink intend* to rebuild at once.
Y,wsterday was a gala day at l`dd-
fr•lluwti Hall• where the Daughter* of
vfleld ; Gideon 9usle , 'In Pennryl- CHURCH NOTEt PERSONAL MENTIO(
anis ; Mrs. Dimmicc, ail Croswell,
-
Mich., and Mt*. Clark. of 'Toronto, I
Mr. Echlin war ib his ferty•niuth The sermon wrier /or next S lay
year. at Victoria street Methodist church
are es follows : 11 a. m., "The True
Business Changes. l'eulrle." 7 p. m., "The Prodigal
The firm of Cameron ft Moore an- Som.
nunce a diewolution of prartnerlship' North street 1 ethodiat. church re -
the
who haa been tnui! to targe coogreestions to greet
the Goderich end of the busGjea.. Is Rev.G N. Hazen. B. A., the former
ring Wert. and Mr. Moore will con- pastor now of l.otdon Next Sun-
fuun the store at Acton The burr day is the anniversary of the Sunday
batt here will be cold if an Oi,px,l tun' sell owl. SII'. 11N'Lrll will preach morn -
g, occur., but in the meantime the in d I d address chu
stock kr being sold off, as Mr. Causer- sic
'
g 1►! errant
an
on is anxious to get away as soon sr b'wl is the -a afternoon. There will
p,mrihle. He will take a trip tllruugh be special music and special offerings
the Wert and will probably go as far are requested,
as Dawson City, where his brother. An enjoyable evening was spent in
John Cameron, is engaged in the the lecture room of North atree•t
gold -mining btwinees. Whether the Methodist church ou Monday ,even -
lure of the gold will induce out towns- Ing, when the members and friends
man also to take up his abode at Dawson of the Women's Missionary Society
remains to be *wen. Mr. Cameron has auxiliary met for a sociat.time. After
been an energetic, enterprising butte a varied and interesting program of
neer man and will be missed. hut we
hole he will find good fortune ie the
f,Vesteru country.
The grocery business is to ser au•
aH,. gia''io'tsly served -,a11 for the Santa Claus at the Opera House: other change et the beginning of the.
g .'d of the cause. The affair wee' fhe and old Year, C. S. Ewing selling out to Harry
well p atronis d, the proceeds Laing in :Are 1,,, ' r who how been for some time
,king (newer.! w fits pr,elu,t' the principal of the Dung.nnon d HW
ech.ol, Mr. Ewing has been a resi-
dent of town for only aboutseven
months, but be bins won. -the eetewut ..f
the community' and our citizens will
be pleased to know that, although he
will be away Prow town fur a short
time after getting out of basins...
herr, he intends to remain a citizen of
this town for a time at.least. His sue.
is well and favor•
aibly known to many ro' et)
tad her and his estimable wife will las
warmly welcomed au citizen, of our
town.
Still another buliiues, change is she
purchase of the harness business of
the late Ir. Stoddart by H, .1. Fisher,
who is already in possession. Mr.
Fisher has moved to town with his
wife and daughterand has taken up
rere tence in Mr. Walker's house fib'
Neilson street. Ile is no stranger t.,
this part of the country, having level
fawnandbrought up .near lienmiller,
and having learned the carriage -mak-
ing business in Goderich. and we ars
pleased to welcome biro and his fatee
i1y to town. Mr. Fisher conies fr
Drayton. where he has 'been cars•)•ine
011 a harness bwsineu, .
the meghlwrboud 0l $:311). : of "Sent* (trioti Visit from Mar.."
>ttAreElewtor the Christmas operetta to fpr given
T.M
he last grain eat to leave God,- --Tuesday evening next at Vit oris
i ieh bat tier this warwas the.! f.r ai
ms Jordan. The t,r 3 h to irlactiw nn jai
'termer Kt is 1a which
tllutt int ,atelrert Iepertacular effects, pretty auric and
eiht. atthree e a il% will errive yet. to hold sudors rutprise.. Annuig the%pwrial
(brit rarpt„es ib *torr fur the «levator. I trulurrr err it street snow scene. the
•will meehenical dull, Sant:ir reindeer
,t to
in, that oafs have *fiat the toles h,rget timer sasses of Santa(. sus
herulled thio srwon will rxr-rediswt= I
-ywu:, figure. The total auumnt ele-„hww'if•' 1)uur#oTlmitgrmttrfid era
sated this season was .3,111.13114 Welt- ,''huiuv \1 r. Kew Williams will dem,.
r:r, an agelilat 1;,11S,151t buthrb hast the ,situs'* hornpilw. 'll,' •ing
•• .ra.on. At lbs rl,,•e e.f lamb s."uon''nie•hde ntnrhine hu10 Chr )1p•ric
the elevator hal psl,ov('momentlino It, ; 'needle ill be .laded in the ()pent
that amount Bring itt addition -to the; Ilo,lrr fin this rvr g to give c)1 -
ti 11 ,1551 Muhelr mrntionrd al«,\r. or rd light effects during the chorus
--- nuwlwts. f,ih,t(ethrr it sill Iso a pwr-
1514110nf ta-Th01403pitat t-•u•,a,. w!,i, h .nil w_ Orshuld lairs
The following donations tri the hos. t reelug. I'Ieu of +rats 10uw i.j+•1i it
vital are gratefully ecknewir,tgrd : I II- E,lav,.i•d, .Imperial I'4A•.. Ile•
-4-4111.a .1 vegetel'I/e. Sire. A. Mclean; "''l'a'rd *sats, a.••, end 5Itudt
quilt. 1.. l•born auxiliary ; slaws, Hoiv. wrs(s. Zia _ __-_-
- eII •. hai.iware; ,.crew•driver, 11'01 -
Victor Laurie on Medal Presented.
• sell,. hardware: .iovk, W. Kelly:' .\t the u,e`
barrel lippltw. Mr. ticNelt: bar: el ri4l)• r,,,iell
applem, A. G. (:arable: b,u•rrl apples, the
Flie i'rewnt*bio
air. law^.un: p.1 1,.-, F. ophy. u)rnnfriel' tot, which is gi'rn an•
ing .4. the l•, 1. Lit.
on Friday night list:
of the I5,1.ert Park
The Daughters Kht«rs of the F nsrare -desire, nn alI1, by Ti. tor L.urtstnn, of Chat -
to thnnk Men, Joseph Salkeld and Ales'ham, rolhe pttapu harm litr.lrtieh
ibis\ Salkeld for $l.t.11 which they
public squads "I wining the big est
\ kindly collected for the hospital coal
\fund on the Hayfield road and 6th eon- nun.•r •entrance
irprlon. SECT._.--.__- - - ld
-. uw1'udr by fmiwaor
'•litrder the Palms." ' mith,n
The (n•
The beautiful Sacred cantata. "Cis- hF cors( tor llsst t/,
der the Palnl*," will. he rendeird atjl P)' leing,Floieric-
1'harlee Ink -
narks. at\ the It
exauIinalio ` was
. N.. Thr
Wa•1 Miss FIoi.'nee
test for the lust I Witthe four highest a it
.North etre,' Methodist (-hutch on Ismith. Hugh Andarsn
Tue..lay evening next by the ,hair etre and (ilia ltoliihso .-there Iwtng
it the church and in,.•wd voice. .41 ou.1•11
:v•wtirli 1,'s•tw n the highest
e Sunday school. The production land rho' love -t td thiee fo P.'pile.
ander the direction- of A__ Huy P►'in,ip,el J. • M. Field of hr 0. 1', 1.
ors. ensuring a capthle rendering
he -piece. which reprrs.•.n•s +hr.
Jewiils return trent depttvify daring
the reign of Cyrus. The Musk.! 1*
. r•i'h enll iri hl,•and with ail niches -
Dad isersa trpafaiaateut and appropriate
.i.•.oratione a most interesting and
enjoyable occasion is in prospect. Ad•
wismion - children, 1'c.
--Separate 1 Report. and Jean Clark : .recitation,
Following i* a yp..rt of the class Mary 7'.•m, an,rTetiTT,•tectinnw by
,tending. „t the (:.alrrich 'separate files Club.
seh,sd for the month • of November Death of a Nonagenarian.
,('lest. I. includerethisse who have t ekrn
7' per cent. of totuksi. cines II. Alper •lit aged resident if (:oderich, one.)
who have taken 01 per cent,: Senior thane sturdy netivee of "Id. Scotia
IV.- Class 1. -Terrence Kidd. Utas* whose strength mf constitution carries
11. 1'bailie Kidd. Ida Dean. Jumeph theist 11, a rich old lige in the posses-
(i11MIt. Francis Ilu.chler, Nora Hut, al,,n-of a9 th-ir faculties, passed to
3r'. Agnem ielly. J,,srplt S ,s,n, her reward on Friday past, at the re-
tiree. e. Stettin. Junior 1L'. -('lass 11.-
Mem13
ir' 1Vilsd.t, asi1 Kell •. Hobert
Foley. Third Chien. -Clash . -Teresa
Wilson. (lass I I. -Joseph Hurley.
Mary laechler, Venisha,IMEthel
Jeffrey, (:lady, Jeffrey..(•yril
bled at Bayfield.
Teenier 1.. Burnside, eon of our
tnwnsnun•'fhtimae Hurnaide. died n
Wednes.lae mor ping of last week n
his twenty-first .year et Hayfielt
where he had twee Ij*ir1 with his sis-
ter. Mr.. Edward Heid. The young
man bed been wh.•rliun.n on the Mid-
land Prince and had alt,, milled on the
Onuboat at Hayfield, the Tur-
ret Chief and others, but had to give
up his work on account )f his 91
health. leis death was due to Tung
trouble. His mother died abouteleven yyears ago, but four4sateen. sur-
vive, :'1r.. Reid, of Hayfield Mrs.
Ben. Young, Ifavtleld road : Mrs.
John Niveps and Miss Viola, of town.
R,ive-un address on "Hoes to Study."
and Preston, Strang -odd' about his
We.ti•rn trip. - A g.xaI ..,ay on -
4 iiildh.a*l in the Country".W45. read
by Mi -s F:IIa Briunicomlw, An.6p-rest-
ing and witty number of the Jurual
ft•ss-tr-n.f be the editur•in•chie Colin
}inghuna, and the other ninth rs on
the program were as follow, : 1 atm -
mental duet, all*se. Agnes Moulton`
ism
Thema* Hurley, Melville Jen•y, sidrtn•r of her -..mein -law Capt. h'ill-
Late Saturday Deliveries.
A recent article in The Canadian
lirocet' on the suhjrct of late pas -
(+mors on Saturday night, and hence of
late'Irltveriea, recalls an attempt that
- wns ngdt lw +be- l-u•t"rieh
about foln' yews ago to get free from
this annoying Nabors of the trade.
An agreement was signed by the
grocers not to deliver anything after 9
o'clock on hurley night,alid for suule
months it b4 Ilved up ►(i. The late
purchaser got busy again, however,
and the plea of special circumstances
seemed to justify the hreaking of the
strict letter of the rule, and finall • the
ageeement was dropped. One dealer
to whom The Signal spoke last week
_suggested the desirability of having a
town -byTiw Patted to govern the.
matter. 1f purchasers would he more'
confederate of the dealer and the
chives the situation would be much
im 'roved.
Fire at Hamlink's Evaporator.
On Saturday afternoon the operat-
ing building of D. F. Hanilink's evap-
orator on Biuce street was destto ed
by fire. The storehouse and office
building. which is of cement, was
practically uninjured. though, ,being
directly to the north of the building
which was burned and the wind being
from the south. the roof was in con-
stant danger of taking fire, so mucks°
that the main efforts of the firemen
were directed to keeping the roof of
the storehouse drenched. As the
operating building was a frame one
the fire got a qieid hold of the building
1n a very short time, and the girl
operatives, of whom there were over
twenty, had little more than time to
get out, many of them losing their
errata. The building had a metal sid-
ing, but, as the fire started inside, this
served merely es an obstruction to
the firemen In getting water on the
fire. Eight power machines used in
peeling the fruit were in the building
and a quantity of apples also was rend-
ered tiseleas. Mr. flamlink places hi.
loss at about $3,000, against which
iam Sutherland. The, die -erten" was
Effie Morrison. leiiet of the late Mal.
color MacMillan, and in spite of her
advanced yes.' e. ninety-two et the
time t,t' her death. until about .a year
ago she had always enjoyed splendid
health. ,and brine. ofeeste'l of 0 goo d
3Nrtuut•y and a bright disposition Wan
en
interesting pelom to Neve mt.
quaint/ince with. Sie w:a' a member
of the old Garlic t•h.tr.•h and took ,a
deep interest iti religion. matters. MM.-
Ma.•Millan was Morn at Stornoway,
,.'n . bland, Scotland, -and (ante to
rnad,a when a girl of eighteen. She
w•lltt uuutitd ebony the same time and
fora nllrller of years lived in what
was then known a. Lower Canada.
Auhsegaently the family moved to
Rruee\eonnty and later to liodericb,
Mr. MacMillan 'messing away in Gode-
rich 'theta. twelve yeare ago. Three
daughter. e11rvi:e. Mrs. William Suth-
erland, of down : Mrs. A. B. Slither -
lend. of Roilsport. anal Mrs. llrle•nnanr
of North Dire .ta. The funeral took
place on Monday to Maitland eeme-
tory. the wretches at the house anti at
the grave being conducted by Rev. J.
A. Andc,son. The 11•herirers- were
Capt. Al.-,tcMcLeod. Capt. Norman
McJlert,iad, rapt. an. McKay and
addresses on misriunat•y lines, recita-
tions, vocal and violin solos, d eta,,
quartettes, etc., ref ehulents *ere
served. Those who were present felt
net only the.pleasureof modal inter-
course but an inspiration through
learning of the progress which is
Meng -made- ie -the gresI. -missionary
cause by the untiring efforts of thewomen s societies.
The F:geter Times says of I h. 1Mu-
gall, pastor of North street Methodist
church, Goderich. whit preached at
the anniversary service* of the James
street Methodist church. Exeter, on
Sunday, the 21st ult.: "The .pwvaker
was Rev. Dr. Dougall, of Goderich,
nd he delivered two excellent e.er-
mons, t
Ireorg-.Uw life t Chart. ,Dr. Doswell
is an ratot• of ability and his dis-
courses were so interesting and full of
good thought that the large congrega-
tiorit. which greeted him were highly
pleased:" The total of the eolleetiens
on ,anniversary Sunday and the pro.
reed. of the Muuday tea-wreting
amounted to $1111.•
The - following are fhe amounts
given by the different Wortien s Mis-
winery Societies and Mission Bandit
of the IYe.bytetianchurches in the
Presbytery of Huron for the year end-
ing November 9t11, 1 1101 • From Aux-
iliaries-AubtirQ $211.15 ; Hayfield,
ttl7: Blake, 101: Myth, $11.2.50;
Itrueefield, $ ,:ts :el: Clinton, $1:31+;
Dutra timid'. .l'Killott,, 42.1.85: Eg-
dvillr, $161st ; Exeter, $15:
-llnderirh, Knox ebur. h. $118; (hale-
r tieh townsien. I•einn church, fill;
A TALK WITH - ' Heiman, $1)12 :36
.7'; Hillis 1:reen, $:
----f400- T1
arivER$FRs Kip.Ten, $1:711; Kirkton, $151: Leehlirll,
1.0edeshorn' 'rnrf 13ere.. church.
$*1: Seaforth. $2.:2.111: Smith's Hill,
$:N;: Thanes Road. $110; Varna, $Z3;
total, ',Aside°. From Mission Rands
Hayfield. "14)11 Graham." $17.15);
Blyth, "McLean," bight: Brucefleld,
“Little Disciples." $:14.l5: (Jodends,
"\Ilacf:illivray." *Ms Hensel!. "King's'
Own," $6.117: 1.'aforlll, "Barbara
S Kitku:au," irin.l40; Meaforth. "Sun -
to him, as a rule; say tothin,t as -.line," $21.41: 'Thome* Rued, -Busy
to timed. They may not think' Bees," $7.:11; total, *1112.72, • :Se&ttersl
S the ad. bad anything to do with Helpers," Caren ehur•ch. McKillop,
1 t l >il I; grand total, $9,0iU.7+i.
An 'advertisement may not be '
able to operate wonders in a day
or a week. Seed sown in the
spring d..". not mature fur sew -
oral months. The advertiser
11 ratty not know how much good
Itis ad., is doing him. Buyers -go
their going to hila. But they raw
his name in the paler week after •- -
weak and it suggested . their
deatinacion, unconsciously per
have *atheist.
LOCAL TO
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Lind The S4(1.41'. --
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Visit the china hall at MoKRtei A
(.. .tN.1TTl3It t+.
1'hnkce teas and coffees at Simonet!
k V 1NATTKIt f.,
Heed The Signal's clubbing list on
PICS IN BRIEF. liege li of this issue.
Everything in groceries, fresh, pure
and good, at MI,KIti*H &Vamarrtstie.
• Choice butter and fresh eggs at
Multiuse &. V.v./As-rens, . Hamilton
street.
german sausages. fresh shlpn.ent of
the homemade kind, at Mongwu &
V.teas-retie.
The W. C. T. U. meets in the Temp-
eranec Hall the second and tot ILL
Mondays of each month et 3 o'clock.
New raisins -3, 4 and ., lbs. for
new currants, ps•ly dates. figs,
.oranges; lemons, nuts, etc., at Mon -
e1.11 & Vast e TK1t'a.
"LTTehuoySeep" is delightfully re-
freshing for hither or toilet. For
washing underclothing it is unequal-
led. Cleanses and. purifies.
The Signet's clubbing list, on page 6
of this issue. gives subeeribere to this
paper an opportunity of securing their
reading•matter for next year at speci-
ally favorable rates. Look over the
list and select the papers you want.
'•1'nder the Palms." an ambitions
and flratecl ars oratorioteantata by the
choir and Sunday school of North
street church, un Tuesd*y evening,
December 7th. Scores of massed
voices. Orchestral accompaniment.
Prices, 'L. and 15 cents.
11venta SUPPER AND BAT.L.-Cour)
Onderich, No. 112. U. O. F„ will bold a
and oyster supper and hall in the
l•b it.-Noderieb a t- Fa.
day. December 10th. Supper will he
served fr 6 to 8 p. m. There will
lie good music and everybody is in-
vited. Midnight hunch will he served.
Admission : Ciente. 56 cents ; ladies,
25 -.elite, W.._ ]ICCJLKATn, R. S.,
T . is BURROW , (:, R.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1st.
Bethel Sunday school intends hold
ing its annual Christmas ente•rtiain-
men(.eseDe*smb•rl2nd. The program
will ionsist of mimic, recitations,
dialogue., etc. A first-class time is
expected.
ebdtbing lief nor Infra• •'uf
bri.lnw.l• a ins• 11 doter Smith'. Art
••t.Ewa•. ,a .ln•t
•.l. tM• ,lyse t.. 'urebv agin-.
5 . •rt' Ian*.• -civet ion of plea. fey -h goods.. and
pew tomit rv'•ry par•,.•.
Iim 1 dein nnlerirag the new .nit nr ..ter -
...it y 1 wont for the holiday 4441.011. F..3
1.1414111" 1 14.. 11,.• rio(l,f g.,..l- and .killed tailor'
to tun, ut w.11.1flting. ".4- 1e gat 'li it..
mend.
ttas
rootse.
Iro.n now.
Court G
will meet
74h.
Good pro
preparation ion f
M. 8. Pinafore
low. for (•hrh.tinw, *hetes. Your
I appreciate nothing better than
t done In the Sallow. way. Call at
entreat +Gert and the 8attyei
erich No. :ti, C. O. F.,
tett Tuesday, December
is being made in
r the production of H.
n i)ecember ltftb.
The position o
grain at this port
death of John N%
by the appointme
official inspector of
made vacant by the
pr., has been filled
lot E. R. Watson.
The Rebekah social on Friday even-
ing last at the Oddfell"ma' Hall was a
very enjoyable event. Cards and
dancing were the forms of entertain-
ment.
The Seaforth papers announce that
w military ball in connection with the
:tins Regiment will likely be held in
Seaforth some titne between Christ-
mas and New leer's.
Death of Samuel Echliri.
The people of (ndetirh were stir-
prieed And shocked lest week by lobe
!WWII of the death of Samuel Echlin,
which occurred at the home of his
brother in Ashfield ou Thursday of
Iasi week. The bursting of it blood -
vessel in his arum a short time ago had
indicated a weak condition 0! the
tissues of the body and the second
rupture on Wednesday night of` last
week, this tithe in the head, was fol-
lowed with fatat remit*,, Me. •Echlin.
passing away within the twe pty-fou '
hour.. The funeral was beldam Sun-
day afternoon, Rev. Dr' Doused!,
pastor of North street Methodist
church, Goderich, conducting the er-
vices, and the interment being made
in the Colborne cetnetery. Mr. Echlin
is survived by two daughters, the
Misses Ruth end l'epha. and one son,
Cecil. who have the sincere sympathy
of many friends in the loss of both
parents within FM short a time, only
six months having elapsed since Mrs.
Echlin died. Miss Ruth Echlin fir
rived home from Toronto on Wednee
day of last week, but Miss Cepha
underwent an operation only the
previous Monday in Toronto for ap-
pendicitis. Mr. Echlin and most of
his brothers and sisters were boom in
Beverley township, where his father
settled on coming to this country
from Ireland, but later the family
moved to the township of Ashfield
Samuel Echlin and his (amity had
been residents of Goderich for ahou
two yearn. Mr. Echlin's mother
atilt survives, but BIN father died
about five years ago. Six hrnthers
and two slaters survive, am follows :
Henry, in Alberta : Daniel, at Hough-
ton, \fish. ; Wesley. in Aehfleld; Whit-
field, in Montana ; Richard. in ash -
re
for Hand concert on .0 'ay even-
ing, December 9th, will be ready at
Harry Edward s rest alman t on Wednes-
day, the 8th, the day before the con-
cert. The management is greatly
pleased at the way the talent is re-
sponding and every nimiber will he
carried nut as planned. I'rograms of
the roneert will he out in good time.
The band will have a street parade on
Thursday at noon.
s at la
for the Jun -
How the "Roney Boys" Are Trained.
Since the announcement -Mat the
famous'•Roney', Boys" are to give is
concert in this town on December
i&rh, there has been uniiilial interest
shown in the personnel of the lads
who have astonished critical audience.
in the Iargeet cities with their artistic
rendering of classical music. The
boys seldom have- more than a rudi-
mentary knowledge of music when
they are placed under Mr. Honey's
instruction. They are chosen for
their natural gifts of voice, ear, tem-
perament and sympathetic susceptibil-
ity to emotions in(iplired by the words
and music. Unremitting and exacting
rehearsal. do the rest. ,They are
taught to understand the dramatic
meaning of their song., and gain In-
telligent conception of them by ex-
planation and Illustration. Rehearsal"
for the next season's program begin
upon the company'. +return in the
spring from their long winter tour,
and not infrequently eight or ten
weeks of daily rehearsals, four to sit
hours a day, are given to work on the
prografn, with vocal culture, breath-
ing, phrasing, ennnriatien, physical
exerrisea, etc. Boys require about
five tinges as much training to accom•
pliah the same results as do adult
singers.
AUCTION/SALES.
%Vit:t:Mp..y, December nth. Clearing nue
-
(Ion .arc of farm suck and Implement.. ''rots
erty of Mrs. Mary 1, Pierce. tot. 1, ron,:e,wion .t,
E. D., Ashreld. Tno.w.ta Int vnie, anctloneer.
Fa11.11 December (nth. lnrtion male of
WIWham and Hol.tein now., at the lied Barn,
th street. (loderich, commencing at 1:70
o'clock. tl. R. R*Anv, proprietor, Trow.
Ov!.n*r, auotloneer,
SA111111*?, Ilecembxtr 1t h. Auction sale of
much cows and heifer. at Itolm:rton'a hotel
atsble.. Anbnrn. commencing at I:30 O'clre+k.
JonN yn.vvo', ,, M. proprietor. Time
()l•g14Iv, auctioneer.
Fktn.r, December are --Auction safe of
farm .tock and Implement. on the premises.
lot G. ennre+.Mn 1, F,. D. ('olhorn",enmmenring
at o'clock. Nsu.ov M.t:r.ewry. proprietor.
Tnoa, fit *4 DR v, aeet10000r.
DIED.
LC)ILiN.-in the town.hl o of A.hleld, m.
Thur -day. Noel/4.1110Tlith vamuel F:rhlin.
aged IA year., 1 month, and la day..,
M. MILLAN. In (FMrrirh. on F'rMay. No
vemher Pith, Effie Morrison. relict of the
late Malcolm McMillan. aged ninety two
years.
K11tKP.4TRICR.-in Colborne tnwn.hlp, o„
Tsaday. Nevemkgr l*11 Agnes Voting
relict of 'betide Ales. Kirkpatrick, Ih her
Ord year. ,
Lionel I'a,wua was 111 IAaldOO tilh week. •
Ilawliak made .e trip to )le•wIl this
woek
Mi.o Ilelk Julitips ha. returned from her
.lot t. Tufa
Mr.. Paul 'Turnbull is a gue,t at St.
edeurtn..• rectory.
Mrs. A. raw ford, of 'reroute, ie visiting
relati ver in town,
telae William,. of •kiAllaonle war the lturrt OI s mother iu town over mushy:'----"----
Mls..tlkn,.on, of Loudon. F'urland. Is the
gue..t of her ..-ter, Mr.. I* -...late, 1'.010,00
ru.,d.
alis Mcliregor, of 'ro,uuto. Ins boo for
sone week. the gas• -t of ••her'Lifter, Mn, e',..
H. Fl Fowler. late of the Kw-lt-r' bt.o,ch •J
the It,nk of Commerce, hu- tubbed tLe •tan of
the liuderieh breech.
Eddie Campion le in than ou a v4at of we •.
oral week.', Mr. l'ampion holds a re.posrible
po•Illou es railway fib. eotor with heedquar
ter. at Spokane. .
J JV, Smith .and family hyvo 111011,1 into
their ha,ld.owe new house flea the upper end
of Eaft +treat. and Hawley S.niwud hl, few
Ily I,a\'e moved i1,10 the haute th , vacated.
Mr., E. Graham. F:,a,t-trevt, Isft
to v1.11 her daughter Mrs Mesmer A y
and from t here w ill goon to WOW • • to w'll
forgha byw,him with her daughter -
•
lou
Mr. sad Mrs. A. S. (, ).ta1, late of route.
are again taking up that: residence in town.
Mr.. ( hrY••tal was accompanied from the •,ry
by her mother. Mr.. 1.. Elliott, who had .cu
vl4hi7'g her there.
Mi.,. Lena 11 Alton returned from bar t),It o
Clinton on Thur -day la.t.. Her •1 -ter, Mr
Armour. with wheal the wa. as bug, .u,.
Mr.. Armour - children tow. nod with her and
.,twat a fee des•, lei town.
it Monday
at %O ieh.
BLYTH.
MoxD.aY. Nov. 211th.
CHURCH NlTEr4 -- Mr. Dickson,
.. Knox college student, occupied the;
pulpit of the Presbyterian eharth
interesting account of bis work in the
mission field of British Columbia dur-
ing
trring the past summer. . After the service
the Christian lindeayor met in t'tr
basement, where Mr. Dickson also ad-
dressed them,
PKINo•Iral:u FATHER iLI:. - Prin-
cipal Easteott, of the public school,
received a telegram on Monday to the
effect that his father was seriously 111.
and left that afternoon fur his home..
He does riot expect to return until
after the holitl*yr. .11 is peculiar that
last rummer just before the holidays
he received wont that his mother war
dead. We taupe that his lather way
Tecovet from this richness.
ST. A,ynnaw'. F.81A(-The L:►dies'
Aid of the-l'rerbyterian church hrJd
a very suceee fol social in the base-
ment of the church ou Monday even-
ing of this week. The basement wise
packed, .a great Many from other
churches being in attendance. Rev.
4. L llnssll acted-ala_ebeit'ttlan seal
ertainly cischasged the dullest ht a
(1wry rated:a:tory manner. Mrs. A.
Taylor gave s splendid history of
Scul•ia'r patron ...tint, St. Andrew.
after which tta program, con.ietiug of
tailor, feelings and,* number of Harry
Lauder's' relecti,,nr ou the phono-
graph were given, all the• numbers
being Scotch. The ladies then passed
around a Scotch vupper and all.went
Rouse well pleased with the entertain-
ment.
hIKIE'.
v T1r14..-The him unleaisthly
horse fair of the season took place
here on Tuesday and, although the
roasts were very r.ttlgh, the weather
was fine. . In,coreite taence there was
it good atteuda}ace • Mr. and Mrs.
S. 1L 4:idley slll•nt a few days of tits
past week with relatives iu Exeter.
Mr, liidley's brother is very sick
there, having taken another stroke,
the third, last week...., Mr. and Maw.
W. Davis returned home last week
ter a very sII.' 0 srful sensor.. Mr.
via is s steam shovel runner and
rTieea working in the Muntu'al'
rico this summer T H. Mc -
•r is.having ijs pont window
deeper, whirl► will show off the
better The Jews shipped
• of 'scrap to Toronto this
, , We are glad to repot that
h
di
Art
wad
phot
two c
week. ,
Mct:uwan who Rant been ,o srri0u*1t'
ill, are it proving nice --- John
McQtaarrie, het has been living in the
West for a • rent many years, is at
present visitin. his parents here
Charles Jaco left on Monday to
attend business college at Stratford
......The apple ickers in this di*
triet are couplai ing greatly Mout
The -Fruit- Asa. itt his war that. al-
though the fruit 11 y be inspected
here, when it. gets ,, Montreal or
Winnipeg it may be i , sprcted again
and one ie likely to be tient when
there is no chance to appeal or bt
there while one's fruit to toeing in
sp acted. The apple men delta thin L
going to have a tendency to drive a
number of tbo•huyerr oat of latrines/.
EAST WAWANOSH.
lh!t.,ut.wr•, Nov, 1'?.tld.
Tow Nrltlr l'ut'es u'. -The council -
met bailey kuisomnt to.tdjou1urnent.
Meuiberaall cerin. Minutes of last
tweeting read and paame.d.-AndeeW --
I'orler, of Uo dt')'ich, on tehall of the
G.alerich Mural Telephone 1'ompany.
Limited, war present asking permis-
sion to erect poles and wirer ou the
highways of the u,pni.•ipAlity. The
te.inest was granted and hyiaw No. 17,
11511), conch• g the rause wow duly '
read and passers. Byhiw No. Irl, i9(4)'
appointing the place of wotuivatiun
.Muter of election, deputy returning
officers and poll clerks nee ale read
and passed. The following accounts
were presented and orleree to be paid::
Corp oration of illy' It , tow us11i 11 s gharw
of Ball rent Dividon Court purposes,
11411, $7.:111; K. O. 1"uce, I..i.taking and •
furnishing .ruble for uurth branch
Relishes di -,un, $7.:,11; Won, 1'. Ilall.a-
han. balance uu .untrect south 1•,aitch
11a11uhan dhain, $.Jt.67 ; John '1', Cuul•-
les, widening toad at Edward's bridge,
cuneeesion 6, and lag , ulvett.
cuncrssiopt0, ;617.111; f;orslon Jgh,st011.
gravrlliug on western 4.4 Loaf,
$12.11); Jeremiah Parks, . inspecting
gravelling ou western la,nnftrry.. $ L137 ;_
l)anieI Martin, .nk and work- on
wrrtyrf hotutd adrt'a.
Fihiell, material and repairing bridge
on river, .conceesiuu 10„$1.3.t)I) Wm.
Milne.' bete Wingli.uu. it-pairin • ruaail
grader, $1.111); J. T: ll. lubes, 1Yhite
•h,ttch repairs for road grader, $1.76;
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otherwrtM+lif ,, *-it iq .% tl. 'G,dd, Flt.
listens, 61111 ft. taul.aral: plan' .and de
livering ratite, $31,118:'J. A. McLean,
'4l4 ft. tii,tlarae plank. #111.83; W10. J.
:Double, uuderbroshipg on Loinet.iun
-2, 1E5),16; 1yF, Vuns'one, 13 yards
of gravel. $1.30: Peter Mason, furnish-
ing tile and putting in uitlet ride lino
:et anti 31, conceesron q, $7.00, ma.
e..iancil then iadj t' reed •o .meat .kerbs
on Wednesday. llecrn,7 er 13411 next.
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CAMERON & OORE
BIG
DISSOLUTION SALE I
Going Out of Business
THE
The cntirc ;23,000 'stock of 1)r. (:o ►1 r1 ls,
Millinery, Furs,` Ladies' Suits and Jackets,
Men's' and. Boys' Clothing, .Furnishings, and
Groceries to be sold in the •nest thirty days
without reserve.. •
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Owing to a dissolution of partnership of
the firm of CAM1:l;oNr & MooRE on the 26th
day of November, 1909, we have decided to
close out our Goderich store, consequently
every article in the entire stock will be prices}
to go at cost, and in some cases ..t great
Ileal less. Don't let anything keep you away
from the great sale, for it will pay you to lrivl'
many miles for such a feast of bargains, and
just in the hcart_.o _the season_ when you want
*to mike your dollars go .the- farthest.
The store will close on Monday and re-
main closed till T•hurs(hay, December 9th,
at 1 o a. m.,.t to re -nark and arrange the .stock
for (':toy selling. Remember this stock has
all been- __bought __new within the last seven
months, but it must go now.
Make no mistake. Watch for - the big
site over the door. Don't forget the date ---
T H DAY, DECEM 13ER 9th .
For furt - information see circulars.
Cameron & Moore
DEPARTMENT STORES GODERiCH BRANCH
HELP WANTED IS EXTRA SALESLADIES AND 5 CAMII BOYS
Apply at the Store IVeehnemday \turning,
affilEININS