The Signal, 1910-6-2, Page 1010 TiTri anA'r, Jvxs 21010
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
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'Farmers' Excursion
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Agrit:llltural College
GUELPH
Thr Anil sal 141x• ur)ion t1, the 1/n-
ta' i1) .\grirultural t'ofllge• at' Guelph,
uncle l 1 he :uel,i r•, of (ho 1 tw( 1%atom
F'1ei1 Mel s' Instil Ate, will he held on
Friday, Jute 10, 1910
,\ ,-.11,•,ud 1 rain will hr talo Ir., l .'i'.
11 tot the lteeorlltu0,litlion of ex.:.
cm -aoonkt, :1, follows:
Li•:.t.\ f. 'I't AU • ; Molt ItElil.l
(.lHlt,;I:I! 11 7 2'11 x.111. $1.'2, $ 11:•
AUltt'h\ 7. i:. 1.15 .1x1
• Kl.VTll I.I:, .Ise
V A I TI I\ s. I n I- I. ' _,:w
\I,'NAl'I,lIT v.G-1 I.IMI . :1f1
,tti..iLH.4; at (4(I,.144h al ' '•.i x.111.
OBITUARY. .
Campbell.
Ti.•• I onle of ND.. and 1.4s, .lock
4'.•,.,.b,11. lirace street. has Igen he-
rea4.ed by lh,• death ut their only child,
J01111. Kral jag t'ahlpla•Il, who 44rls$ed
*Way 1111 44+41111'11x}' after a *411)1'1 illnNar•
Tile lilt le, 14.1h)W Naw 111111• months and
sixteen Clay. ofd. The funeral took
',lace till Mogday afternoon, the inter-
ment being made in Maitland cetne•
lel y.' The 4.y mod lip of the COBB (4ll-
ity i. ex! eu4(r11 to \Ir. and Mlrs. l'atup-
Is•�1 ill tilt 1o.. ".hirh they have i•u*•
tau.ed.
Stratton. .
The death look plate at (44id ehnrg
on 'l'hurwlay..Ixy *kb..Int' � illiattl
'traltun, a f1,1111114'resident of fiode•
Colt It De'cea'sed was at nue tinge a
t laud 'I'rugk Hallway .conducteir run-
ning our of S1 rat ford, 4(4 UWel !timid
and J0uittilh and was well known
W11,411 ,1 i•undurt(r in' a way.tt•e•ight
rooning out of herr four. y.444 t.l 4(44.
11.• was afty-nine )'ears of ago awl is
stirdivevt by his wile, formerly Miss
:McQuade. of .I)ow*iir. The funeral
tuelk place at Stratford on NI outlay.
1. 1 hr how. of r1) gonad and kind 11 mother,
but thin consolation he 4 'hwtftrl
Ilien, 1.11ipa(.4.111g all 11(11111(11• Ay*4'FNlth)•
that tl::'i4. dear torment (1iiJ1tted this
1;1,• in the full hope of the_ resurrec-
t 4,411. 1' I.\TBH. •
.. Symington. • •
\holy tes•pl.•ill Ilui,nl r.;eloty will
1 4 1 1 1 Ihof
••gilt oil 11in'
('1.111ralllLists may 1:•1111111 •,n 44111
reg tri tt'ain,the manse day or on
uc•hay, Jane -11. }regular trains l ;we
Guelph ter 4 (t 4(441(4 at '
7.40 pm,.
'1'hi4 i, one 4It the waist interesting
trips any n •rennR $.tI'1ner m' tow llNlslall,
4'111 take. tipet•ta1 111 t'ang4'Itle•L(I, ate
gqaele 1.y the *t: 11 id' the Agricultural
College so that visitors clay wg the
tlh
1n.wy
points of interest ulmttt.
l',•Ilrge and Fill 111 with c fort, and
c..reyettteie e.
We -1
r \1'
• e annual muting of the 1h s
Iloruu Farwell' Institute will be he Id
in the Orange Hall, Nile. on torpor: -
.! 1y:.1une.lath...t 2 o'clock p.ul. •
I1 1 N4 mints It:'•d,•1telt 14.e•.idi•nt.
.I, .4. %(AI.Iheld', 11hn1ganrloml.
Vier- Pre eideut.
4, %t. 1t11, 4 1tnc4,lunonl. See'y.
%'.hat shall 1 take to clue a red
n01014 ?" .i conflrtued tense asked his
doctor. "Take !" exclaimed the doc-
tor t "1 •k'• p,tt "dug_ especially be-
tween nseale 1"
PERSONAL MENTION
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(i 4.. trykc lei! on \Vetter..lay fur Vancouver.
K.i.••ell Oke -pent part of 141.1 week in London
li.iting tucud'.
Haug up trout Loudon recruiting
recent' frvul a cerecentJIu4s•. i
J. \\'. \•swatter and \4..t. MiNuvin loft on
TJ.
fin '.e.kaluua.
Mi Illive Chapman. of WinglIam, visited
friends In Lorin last week.
'4' MI.. $Uri' ABM ix again in town. 114ynig xr-
turne.t noonKruuklht. that.
'hook' Tuuner. of TO* etI1•.nal,.rt•t or ye.
!ataxy from a hulk, ay v it (4 New York,
1111+. It. II. Sallow.1)11 her little daughlel
have returned hula n visit 4,. Woodstock. r
Mass Heaatrlee 1 .arrow, of Toronto. 1, 4.t -ding
at. the home pt Mr. and He.. A,t3.lkusible.
Mi.. Ethel Farrow ha,. returueer.frum Now
York. *Oleic*Oleic.he was kiting. her .i.4.1/.1.. Air..
mew.
• In. Herb Smith. of Hutlato. and his mother,
Mrs.1smith. of 14owlet vllle. are Ytsttor. at H. J.
�!aults•
t I'••g•,'( 0 1 n•-•.•:' ' John tit•nnody and feluiq' of 4.uetp4,.
\'11111181 UI,, )1.. of \.,,hr, \..i Int (h4. In.K4/ed nl• and 'pent :fw.day wife. air.
_.•h o. jaaa ••.I rat'l1, 1 4 uitde•uh I gonur, ly'• .u,ler, Mrs. Harry Alartin..
011 11a'il'"n.l li. Na.1 •0111)• tUsnit' Walter 11. HA11'i.uu IoM 151;0i ',faxing trip!
111 ,the
1 \I t 11 „at,. IN 1p•tl'
Windham 111 h•. auto the last !eve • a).
1111 day•. pmeuul„nit 1•'m) 1.1144.1•311.a• 'a friend who ha- b,• II „e!Wu-l)' ul
ul .Iran 1. 1'. +l Ming •! gcan• h�pl nal. -
111 t'e It 4,1.4. t:.w 1 .114,1. x1111 ".vent tet pieta/
rot1.'1 1kn/. 111 Y:uwou1.e1 115:.. 4x-vhlll
Norris I4.lk't a 111 11,.• yl111 '4.4"51, 11.1 ' jatr (14emis to town. Mr., datumwentto
144i{ hr was •nut rd i1) 111111 ri11.gt'J o Nl iss .c tool here in h•. younger d►y. and .till has
U: :1 rllmtlt.iwas lriatltnh, with the uw town_
�n.4L UI .dI I•:1 h.41 iI' tf:Tl'1,'
\l. ICllioll, I Al 1 1(4. John Hite, hlurarlhnr. an -
S%
ul 1:. .•1•i/h. NI I•n, ; aou4de the rugageuueut u(thrlr daulhte•r, ani
1114110441.411 :(4111 .e•v,•u a ihl)'•'ll .411' i Alaudr lalliau. (.1 N'tlliau, F'ranm IIt.,ulu.tl. of
.1 few' • l•ral^• ngt4 . 14%11441),4 (.e,tm, Alta. The *tiding' will take place
t',n ".lel hi. fam111v novel 1 1111 their! 3".115 ill JUI)'.
John (tea and mit Jonle•- \ o[ W..Iton. left
I�rudrucr and tellgiou 'ale about
aeeidt•nts, and draw good out of est et y-
tlung.' Affliction hakes a wise man
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patient, slrot►g and enduring. l'rov4-
Lipner, Iike a wise hillier, Irriligei ttx up
h. labor, wit and danger ; whereas
the ijldulge ee of a fond mother
wakes us all weak and rpiritles*. .
Qualily Store
;leas! leas [•-
Our stock 11f 'Peas is complete.
I no sp eeIul blends are very Is'pt-
•,Iar, her:allal• they always give
eti.rfaclions Try a pound, and
I••• • •invinced of their 'npl•riol t y
9ineapplea
Pineapples are now plentiful.
aria priers are at the lowest.
\V4. have !Winn at 2 for' Ws', I:M
:4444( '2.4' each.
We handle 4'hrist.ie's Biscu4l..
-Ili.•)• are always crisp and
fresh, and can be relied on to
{live batisGealon.
fruits and
Vegetables
S11'awing ries, '1' .' 111 .1 t o e s,
4'urutula•rs, helots, .lsparagus.
rlr.
1I,g111•x1 priCy, (4444.1 for fat In
produce.
Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs
ti. R. LONG
PHONE 43
METHODIST
DISTRICT MEETING.
Business Transactcd at (Annual Gather-
ing of Goderich District.
The annual alerting of the liodet•ich
district of the 'Methodist church W84.
held in Se•aforth on'f uesday and \\'ed-
nr.day, May 17 and IS. the chairman•
Rey. U Koferr, presiding. The min-
iete1'I4IVsesenons were held on Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Nearly all
the Ministers cf the district answered
to their Bator*. Two of the veterans.
Her. 14. A. Newcombe and Rev, 13.
Clement, were prevented from attend-
ing on account of physical (1i►*bltIt�,
and may be ar4ut4d of the eiucere
sympathy of thole' who wove present.
The only probationer it. be dealt
with vex* J. M. Kev*, who has ljpeu
attending college. H4. case was duly
consideted, and he Was i.'condnended
to (1 c..,ltinued on tl'ial. •
l'nder the question. -"What minis -
tet. have died during the )'ear'" the.
name of the late Rev. licorge Ituggin
was referred td. and his character and
work were most favorably commented
upon.
Considerable time time Was occupied in
consideiring the question., relating to a
review of the stale of the work, and
as to how ministers uiigh: incrralk'the
efficiency of -their lal'iire. In this con-
nection the class meeting came in for
a lively discussion and much emphxaie
i.�etpow t b4.-grtatt-+a►iwrt.• ••ell e.f
reruring the early come:ions accept-
ance of Christ by the children.
' The general meeting .paned • on
NVedne'selay morning at %.:114.with a
pretty full attendance of ministers and
laymen.
Rev. W. H. Taylor was "elected as
secretary and Rev. W. Conway -ex
assistant and Rev. W. H. Cooper was
appointed statistical secretary.
lltev. T. W. Cotten.. and James Beat-
tie were appointed to audit the sche-
dules, which were read and accepted.
The record showed n marked decrease
I.•t 4.i mt., 1 h. tows ut,Nrr11 "(4°1'''1'u.•.lay of tba. week for ,. trip to. 4''tuiontUI,
•.I t - 111e local lleW.••4N111'1'. be- '4W "1e I Anlerta. by way of rary°. N. II„ Where 1110'
„414. 4444).4 Iiigltl4' *4.4 )4Y•4. 41 1 iv..eh.4 will c4.11 ',shal er. ind friend.. We wish them
.ant .t sl4'1 4 ..) ed .nit's. 111' w
.
nn.lu-moo. ane/ r:urre. fl l 1 malt
w a• .4.4,• 11, 1)hl.IItt :t 1-1111.I.44rable 4H'
e•1tc, 111in;; I,1-. family in very fay.
able i.irr11111•1.1 ••.. 11.' 11x. it 114,•11114.•
,.f t he Niro ho.1.1•1 lhut'l'l) 1111,1 liteel a
e11nsi.l.•tlt t'III 1st ions life. The decease'1 ..
glom. a
\ Ili,uu . , Kt
Nam a soon ut\ 1
all a pt44.4od L1111e.
Mr-.1'xu'ott and daughter►. a1G.ea tloth3
i several of
b •shirr',
of ',tem rt
and
1...„:7,„
d
in return
I
a11d All •. tendo tht. at1 hey . 14.
p' f a extended, vi It YheY .ail tunlurruw the, PII•cUlts, owing hu geiv to the
;411;4:41•: t••:e.•he 1 111' 4 i.1b,n uM•.luwnshlp.
N 11.) 4411 .,111.144.'.. lit imt at Nevin., N.
I1. ,
Monk.
or n
'hoot, Quebec. for Liverpool on 4114 .leaul4r Many 4'441411)Va11 reported, together
�Itm pre.. of Britain. with a more cat'etul revision of the
Mr 111111 Mrs,. i Ut t Camelot!. l'lintua• (impound, reglatei'. Tire flnlw<iat returns were
�e eng.,i:i•menl of their )orog41, .laughter.
1.. Ido Isobel Pearl. to Andrew N eatberwon, Kuoni in good condi* ion: in twat cases
o 1441(11....u,, .1 H. NUa111UtW411. 1'11.o1111Urlf. parlicultr'ly on tui+.ion»l'y
\\tinep.-
Th K tin encouraging advance. "
Hw H Special reference was Mader to the
un
w:•re *ani bele+.vrmsob which raver t0 ttrv.
ps
.•Illu1 .1. travelling agent for the ',arena- R. Mill''ard and Kee. \V. II. Cooper,
tional \ mi•h Company. of Toronto. tie l in the decease of their wirer, and an
A Iter a short. illness of ten days, ' limit!. to new to assume hie new duties.
num .14 a will take plate June ':Int.
441 F:. 1Yur.e•Il. ..f the. late !inn of ., H.
IIA h
. who recently -old Ih Ir •' hard
-
+tea., to Fred. Hunt. ha. at:centre a
VV1UIat►1 Muul 4ia*reel array at h4rrrs- Many frit 111. m town and tieistt) will be.Iappi-ol)1'ialr rrrolul'y'n 01 sympathy
at 11111 re.l„1 was unanimously passed. Special
1(1,4. un 1'4cta045 Bert on Mridity .un of \v. F.. 4 1 r grants from the 44x4lent funds were
last. Deers -ed war i)orn in the toren- t.udrn4 u(t.4. ichc ell ah t K^ti1 recommended to meet fettered and
*hip ,ut ('hmgttae•uir.y, Peel count y, mated dna)' 1:uh rum R4. lip \\ at other expenses and to supplement sal-
nnLi when hr was ttiitteen years of age 1)1 eng. i mt,ee•
knu , I
arils of weaker circuits.
the fatuity moves) to Mullett. ,His p Mr. an4 'I he report of the district Sabbath
fattier died when he was sixteen years itusteeme mad. 1'0 ,tie, r h gaa4 school secretary, Rev. \V: Conway.
was presented, from which the follow-
ing particulars are taken: Preaching
who a.ru.ted his . appi'inttuenta •34, §,unday schools 37,
to \orth street officer•sand teachers :14.4,scholars ,'i,13t;
• number learning catechism 171:
ax a welcome her who have signed the pledge 1,111'1;
O this week.
amount r•1i1ed for missions $2.15.511, for
Sabbath school aid $7!1.78; number who
observed /tally Day 24, Decision Day:1,
The following - laymen were ap-
pointed to attend Conference at ('hat -
ham, commencing on June 2nd; Gode-
rich, H. E. Hodgens. George Thomson
H. Million : Clinton. C. J.
Wallies, f). Tiplad and A. T. Cooper;
Seaforth, .tames Beattie; Holmeeville,
W. H. Lobb ; Blyth. A. B. Carr ; Dun -
nim, J, Killougb: Nile, J. DUNtow;
burn. O. E. Errant ; Walton. David
; Londesboro', J. Jenkins : Bay -
Thomas \Vallis : Varna. %V. L.
Alternates - John 1Vilfold,
G. Breen, Goderich ; Russel
Clinton ; Wm. Hartry. Sea
committees as follows .
v. H. E. Currie; &itern-
Jones ; class leaden.
Dougall, G. Jenkins ;
Rev. A. E. Jones,
hemline that. 1luwaru turn n.
uuu,.o(A.•htia•Il1, tun n former
(Ababa.. Malt Mei •
Collette. 11111 -
dlg4ee. a r. uurnln i.
4WUr1.
Iglas H. Farrow. of 14.47
announce t enslave
hl.•r. Mtxx lime Myrtle,
The marriage Will
' e Ilth. The gentle.
'dithered by .towna-
of'age• 441111 lite carr of -a family' of eight meta of their only Ant
rested w lilt hive a11d Ilia mother. In to it44. o. Jen.. MO wa
tak4 place u4. 'lte+dar.
the
year r' 44 hr wax uhit.rl 411 1,1(411- ',lam rrfer4.d n, will Iw r
11 )ge tt) Mi.s Al4nx .114.444' BP11ne. of people as [/tie evaugell.t
,...derieb 1ownshp, wIn) survives. with brother., in the ,entice•
Methewist 'burst' two )roar s
uute,hildlru: Mr-. 14rurgr 1Villiamx. A. It. Moron. of Spokane.
f I 11"II' K'N
L•). G.st•ge ISurlii... :114 r.. Orton wen
!teat rice. 1farad :1gne., Margais.1 :rtld drYitotel. non at epukane an h
en
NIT'.. M:It 11••N 4411111111'• 1 1:1111 1` II4i.ltnl' 1111uwn fur��11 day or
\1 1 I h l4 1 M M gaped with 4' 1a
tion of bu•inee.• 111
June Weddings
Artistic Brass Ware,
Sterling Silver, Cut Glass
and -High-grade China.
We consider Modern Braise
Ware ranks high as art, even
though it can ie bought at com-
paratively little cost., We have
.1 ' very chuie•4 collet•tion to
(hoot•• trove -Jardinieres, Fern
Pots. Vases, I/inner liung4,
Curates. Candle sticks, etc.
Pierced Silver hes a pe.rlllii41•
dignity which readily' disting-
uished itfroul any other,quatity.
workmanship and finish Il4'iug
perfect.. l'*raerolea. Pie Plat...,
Fern l'ote. etc. Sterling Silver
...Spoons. Knives mud Forks. _
Cut Glass --Special sale during
June. $:,.140 Berry Bowls for
.00. $4.741 Berry 11ow1s
3.75. !3itgaw-xmd Creanss at
dollar 1e41ucti1lnr,
China-1\'hit i• and Gold China.
the vel y' newest add. must
reel thing in dinner were. We
ha4e complete Dinner Seto. 'n• it
..au Ile bought in *mortal'• pl, •'e..
The Colonial Book Store
(iEel HGE I'NIt1'EIt, Prof..
I'boue 11114. Goderich.
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
• PHONS a*.
No,- h� Lor Pines. We have a Lull
stock to show you. Quality and prices right.
COFFEE
Try our 2gc and 4oc Coffee. I t pleases Otho'! .
it will please • you.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
A full supple alf_fresh Vegetables ;i nd I 1 11,1
for, Saturday.
;! NAMII.TON Sr.
Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs.
We are introducing ie new system of keeping our. account-,
▪ therefore all accounts will toe 444.111 mut an41 the balances carried into
our new register- -\Ve believe .LII our cus4„wrls will appreciate this
move and t ! ust that IL 1t ill p„.1 a sal iatd:tury to x11.
•
1'be l'arpentet-3lortu1 a u.. Boston.
Mass., Weer the first paint concern to
offer varnish stains to housekeepers.
4's,iip1Wll s Vat nirh Stain is' the or-
K -testae
1,tae
r It1R'i mut Hr
rtwud
111
"1 1
satisfactory
t • 4.s
recognized •4,s the most
article of the kind upon the market.
Howell Hardware Coo.. Limited. carry
a complete stock: Color card for the
asking.
wen attend-
InK a ewly 1 al \4.w
I:ertl•IUI•' liulh, tilt tesi.Ittlt.• of town.; Orleans in the Ude t-, u( hi. nn . to
Another 'laughter. (*aerie .1., diel 411 north to.pen4 a.hort time with rola 4.46 and
Itltltilr4 , .11N„if right yeatrs 'ago Mr. friend, iu 1 Mlario before retnrnlnlr to... aur.
Monk r.•ne,4 ret from/ it tl let 4 tea fartll kub. as fir i. 1:. n•ilixrly known in h 1w)'•
.1 hood home. renewed tunny l.lrt acyuefu neo.
.111 tTi•' Item-e1I1 I'.Nllt1'n- tf11(1.'rit+'tow'n• In t0wrr. writ Mx -friend+ r41rrei lest
-.hip 4(4141 41(1••1 li'ing there for 4141• here wasneedwarflv.obrief. ' .
1.';ii's the 1x11,114. 111.11 ell to 11111'1. "Phe A Church Bell in the :City.
tutee' al took 1.1+111• Monday tafte'111ttt1 • ,
1., I'1oil og 1.011411.1.1. Hee.. 1t. W. Cal11agg to prayer meeting Wednesday might.
11 illy:11'r4 lolld111t,•.l lite xert'h'l'. 111',1 4,Id4enly over the rattle and CIAng
r• Of .U -earn and traffic and toil and hlight.,
111.' pa 111M :(41Y', were-/:ein ge N nllimu4 The silvery peat of a church' hell rang.
Matthew Sproule, \Vim Sinned.. and
Reit Potts. Mr. 41osk was a marl of I $ oMlnw4 mullItll a ift lifted their head :
kindly. 11isrosit ion and':t gird neigh- Oxy and gaudy in illey and +(4.414.
hut'. in IY'ligi.i4) he 44: ,. n Mei Waist I And bleared eye.. leering, mole blue eyes meet
:11114111 1sIli( les he N'a, . lifelong rim- 1 ISnh1oe' soiree somelt thinthe g
old and! lou ng
.11.4.11144).. 'l'htwugli 111. 41,1u711,ts of
'4'114 !digital .MI's. Monk desires (11 1!X- vldo,,. to Babylon cane of light
pi, 10.1 'i 111 011• *kink, to her neigh- In the church ball music of Wednesday night.'
Algid dream. rose oven the 1b nam', roar
INa1, 14,1- lh hell" k1n4(111•.. 411111 sympathy
luring the xickness and the sutwe-.
1144',1 tie•nlh 1)f her I4at. hn h:u1d.
New
PALI.Il
Yard
\\'e beg to l►nnuunre to the '
1. 11)444'111x4 -wi' Mayr .)pelted np a
cal yard nt•r•j.41 fmnl the G. T
It. 4)41116, '4.44(1 take *1144 uig44r-
tuhity 0t anlleittng a share ,if
v11114' (h (her -Co -el
patronage.
ante's' to 1 e
�'1 the very beet gttollty-Red will
he sn!tl at the lolve.t price con•
,istent with great serv4','. .
II '
11 II Terms Cash
'Phone No.44
(ioderich Coal Co.
11
L1'..1 \1'.4:0;in, '1nn11get
-44
Sullivan. ,
Of thecity streets of a vinecla•► door
in 4U11111141 valleys of long ago
With a church Hell's beautiful Tremolo.
l'. J. Wallis; cont gent. Rev. W. J.
Tradesmen, bankers bare armed toil
A
Bo
flet&,
Keys.
Blyth t.
Naomi)
forth.
l!onferen
Stationing. '
ate, Rev. A. '
etc., Rev. Dr.
Epworth Leagn
Hom4turd bosom Item the long day. melt Jolliffe, George Thomson ; sustenation,
' ;
It i- U it h nu .fight Ur
rge' td regret Rev. T. W. (Jo*ens,James Beattie
Paused • moment to cateh.the .(4011 temperance, Rev. William Baugh, A.
Lao I .'hronJ.'1• the dentist' of a vel' ,N farttt1 hung. hl the evening bell,
y 4.algng 1hra1, ratting thein. down dowli, down, 11• Carr : memorial, Kruk K. Mi /yard,
•...te th)"t4' 111(1411 in 1111• perailu of Ni lea. To still .w'te( VbNAH 0( CII IId I,uod IOwn. A. 'r. Cooper : Sabbath . observance,
.1..[111 1nlliv.t.1i, 1,t Kingsbridge, who Hen of the bh!s.4d and .w•4et retmhl, Rev. T. J. Snowden, )V H. Cobb;
J. I:u ted flit` 11fe utr- M'tliday, May yoursyr church property. lieu. W. H. Cooper,
I res weer trek ill 1 11 again
o t e• c e.an r lite e4. •4•x1.4 f 4 moment, a!Id r
ly-tilt K re110
IN• e4 14 t , ofthe 'work. I::tln. 111 Nta P ••F
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1118',
w } •w in.t1Y14. pre 11)44.. Tile di•cewt•11 lie 4, 411'),'4 t•xllry. (Il* trot l -trite. J H.
we, well .known . thlout/hoot the ,With 41'.41 sunuuenand drealo, 01 41441, if. D. Tyler, U. T4plady; noutilfat4ng
.Spread o'er the hills like a magic *nor committee, Rev. J. Greene, Thomas
Wallis; educational, Rev. W. H. Tay-
lor, David Boyd ; Sabbath school, May.
W. Conway, I1. E. Hodgen*.
i(esolution..-l-Th:lt this annual
district meeting hereby expresses its
approval of the proposed union of the
Presbyterian, Methodist and Congre-
gational churches. While open ex-
amination of the proposed basis of
union we find absent certain features
dear to Methodiste..yet we t•ecognize
that in such a proposed union the
rinci le of cum minute must operate.
e t 1111 t ere s 00 ' no un
pressure or haste, that there should be
ample time for the question to ripen
in the minds of the people, and thus
orchurches that
'
not alienate persons
otherwise might he retained for the
new church.
2 -That this district meeting de-
sires to express malt strongly our re-
gret that the Miller bill recently intro-
duced into cul' Federal Parliament for
;be enppression of gambling in,
connection w ith rave meets did not
become law, especially in view of the
incresae of the practice in our land.
And we consider the action of the
Ministea of Justice, in opposing the
hill AR strongly as he did, also his act
in securing the pardon of King and
Skill, who had been incarcerated for
the sale of immoral literature. worthy
of special condemnation. +
3 -That we feel it to he our duty 1,0
place upon record nur deep sympathy
with the temperance movement as
enetneeted teperially with the 'local
option bylaw. We recognize with
gratitude the progress which is being
made along.this Zine, nur own district
sharing largely in its benefiLe. and we
would earnestly urge upon all, our
people to fall in line with the move-
, I mens and he ready to act promptly in
the Matter, to do all in their power to
secure the closing of the Mars of olir
'r•oTmhy.
it wee decided to held the twit an-
nnel11istriet meeting in North street
chinch, (i1)11erich.
In 'losing a motion' As passed ex•
preemie. ,,l thinks to the Sexforth
friends for 'their hospitality in enter
taining the delegates.
t ►wnship Id Ashttel1, :tool no lens re-
spect/41 Icy all fret' Juno:tint:(4mee t. for
her unaasutiiiltg, 1s•n••vol.•nt disptai-
1ion :11111 ninny genl•,.,us (Lets. Iter
maiden name Ad, Jo.uln:1 1Mslt1Ond,
4 owing t1ilh her parent' to this
... not1y front 1(4.1ane1 in 1'►19, she mar-
ried in 7..1 the het.' Ittntente'l .1111111 Sul.
144.:04, who died in \la), (1*47, leaving
..,is sorts :11111 1N -o drtngh4er14. Tire Loo
.4111•.1. 444111 ,4411 NIi11us'I, ha vi• mince
.h•p.otea. The 1'141.14144 were very 4p -
,..1e'1 :.11.1 this Ile/wit 111 14.x1)4 degree
11i:
I., 1.,T.•it theta /tear' 111 -I's ilia frrr-
it. ,; 4. .11 -. .111 hough f4.eh14 ter
1 lieu she 11414 elw'ay x (.right and cheer-
ful. laird keiA to her bell only since the
first day of Nifty. She Was l'IIIlxelons
t.. 1 he 1: _ 'and realiRi?Ig 1 vafti wiis
appii...•14i, N'trl ls•t'fect1)' resigned.
1rr4 tog
.•1.1111.01:11 '1) x 0f holy
re-
ligion urian het' 11:1741111'. 'ley. M. Mc-
( 'ormiek.
c-('ormiek. 1141 -.on 1'111 rick and
daughters Nit' Morgan It:dlon x1111
Mrs, NI- 154:1,11111.11' Int Wile „e ho111e she
•lled1 Well. Wait Trey i.n-lier-bi•l 111on1-
en1., 11. weer)' /11 Mrs. Ellen Don-
tielly'.:t sister, of 11 ena'1 township,
and ,lere„Iirth Ih•sn1 ul, n brother, of
\\'uwvulosh, Daniel .1., and wife, of
Itenver. Cols. also n. 1^ . of the sante
city, we•1, here fns the•
Just that to prayer Illee4iog Wednesday night
The silvery /real of a church b.•I* rang,
,t
The thought. of • 4.) x11,41. 11n n,4hl
Iter the roar and rattle 411.1 throb 8114 Clang !
Baltimore nun.
•soh :\n-
dh.•4. son, .lorry, living i N44nn, trot.,
o
1.411114 ',1)t. 1111.04114 at •ml. 1911
f •1111 took plats on the. 1141.1i inst.
and was largely altend,al 'shy .kind
neigT4Tsa1•s aria trielT(t4. 9'w hlIty-nix `
gtnmlrhibhl•11 4 i4W,11 the 4.1 ',Vitra,
1,1111 14.11 tie .heN x m141 1111•111t11111•111t1411
ft ill
11141111114' 1111,11 WI•1'1' prr,••nt, fres' I
4;t:11)'1,•111k1t1•ti x114',11.91 141'v. Fat el..
11.•1'ornri,kliat)•is4 um,- '4f twluienl 1
.john 1'. Mn111va'ft:",lnhm S. 11x11.(11 111
.1o.'•l ' "SUM Vnet White Addie Martin
•nde1•'-.1 11 Igdo very 'triple ably,
'.Take 41.', •,y Jeans, 4,4 "41enven.':
i1e• IiaTlFivii'v1•s we're r1.Pgn1r tlnitnn,
410.1114.4.1 I t'1'omna, h, Nt. O'Heilly, 14,4,4
thrrTAfters etf tine 411N•4,asa•,1. 1). .1., 11.
h. 111111 fatt'4ek. Not4'eahle nn 1111
cn.I141 V/ as a magtlitleent N te:lt11 Rost',
\I. 11, 1'ame411u. K.' 1', 4411 esteemed/
friend 4.11 do -reams' : also a toenailiful
Ilan •'an'1 .heal of 44ht4:lt• with
••\lot her- 4nxrri1..41 on 41111(1, 11'0111 her
:on. of le -m.4 the sheaf '.ighifving:
tips• old age. the flowers imussnee,
11u1ity :11111 love, v(•ry nppropl4nte for
one who through the many trials and
1lanis1114►+ of her long life hell t hew'•
riN!Irs
11P01111111,4 In Iter 111 sits 'I'h1'
sin4•0w' ''''ls''h` •if the 111111, 1'1/111
111 'iv 114 4.17.44011,11 (0 34011 mem(1.1'
of the fani7y of till' departed in
The Church Bell in the Country.
Now. John. do hurry up your chore..
There gee, the meet In bell ;
I'm 'frnld were tale. but I'm Most drexl.
111 get you ready to a spell.
I ([111•.4 you needn't'h1uge' your shirt.
You put teat. on clean today
/l
Vet ona u' Aurae M. y s ixief nue
F'or yours 4s mew mown kap'•
H's restfi4-like to .Melt the hay
Marne through the open door
lbklnd o' drowns the smell o' 115)14.11
Them death girl. al wafs wore.
1 often think o' city folk.
1'd 1!k. to hear ,lion[ tell
If they share our pexreful fe'elin;
When they hear the meet In bell.
The city's ..ol.y tlhn and -lata
KncKneltruhelle.een„ l0 hring :
I Mink i1 4404.4 he 1,11,1 to hear
when the bell, begin to tine.
We have no bleary eye. Isere:John,
T•, leer Al all they meet :
We're.iu.t our young folks neat and triol
And nought hut. what. is sweet.
1 Always like to he the la -a
To (tart out U1 the meet In' •
1 1li•.
e to watch the young folks pa.
And get their Quirt greet In'.
As I .aid. it'. nie. to go, John ;
1t rests one fora .pelt.
1 ela.iys feel .11 peaceful like
When 1 hear the gleet In' hell.
M,-. J..1.. \',.111. t:,xlr,,cln.
Our Specialty
\Ve make a specialty
rings -
of two
The Diamond Solitaire
Engagement Ring
AND
The Plain Gold Wedding
Ring
The former binds the bargain
and the latter tips the knot. If
you have the girl. we have the
ring.
Walter t1. Harrison
.1,•44.1.11'•! and Optician.
on the Square. Goderich.
MORRISH & MCCLINTON
Massey=tlarr1s
Agency
A
full lie!e of Farm Machinery
Binders. Mowers. Hakes. Hay
Loaders, Manure S'tread els,
Cream Separator"., etc., Gray
and Mount Forest
Buggies.
\1 e have also the
Standard Wire Fence
Company;s G'o o d s
-and the Brantford
Wind Mills. '
Agency for the -
\las(ln & Risch Piano.
44
/'all mut sere tee before purchase
lly All% thing in my loos..
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST., GODERiCH
1e
Choice
Groceries
S1•:ASI AISLE pedal
nlways 41) Is had -
tre•h, lean a n d
pure, if you are not
al: early' acquainted milli
the merit* of Stu.-dy'e
Groceries. try- a /ample
order. It *111 convince
4.1.1.
Sturdy & Co.
1 , 1,1. 1.1 On the Square.
rr
41
4A&
91
MORE NEW
sUMMMER MILLINERY 1111
1 RID hot eatefnl for what may be a
hundred }'ears heifer•. H4 who gov-
erned the world before 1 *RR born
,hall take ••Rte of it likewise. when�t� i
1�� am deed. My part to to improve the
ZHL RlarHr.14GN.1 0. Il4?YL),. �t�nexuses present rent*. -John Wesley.
11
A shipment of very stylish new Hats arrived. Tuesday of this
week. Late styles for summer wear,' in black, white and- cream
braids and straws. Not a great many.and no two alike. Hats that
will'appeal to you if you want something just a little bit uncommon,
but not extreme. Worth your While td see them if you still have a
Summer Hat to buy.
hose 22c Dress Goods
We certainly had a rush ,for those Dress Goods at 22c last
Saturday and Monday. There were nearly eighteen hundred
yards when we started the selling. The quantity earl 4 be sold
in a day or two, so there is atilt a good assortment t0 select
from. They are good for summer dresses, summer skirts or
children's dress 1tirts. Regular values Sac to 50e. at leant.
'Macke, browns, greens, blues, gra 's and shepherd c•heeke.
Worth buying: now en if you do not make them up until fall.
While ,hey last our p 'ce is, per yard, only
2c
--
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' linen hemstitched Handkdrehlef*,
narrow hems, extra fine quality ; regular`.2
Ific to 211c, decidedly special at two tor
Wide Shantung Silk, 69c
Natural Shantung Milkv are more popular
than ever this Reason. We have a epeeist'
ahipryent to sell at this price. Extra wide, .
heavy enough for coats, rough finish. a
splendid wearer: really wot•th more o
money, special, at, per yard ..,,• Ask
NDpular'priced Nose
We have the best values
4n ladies' and children's Hose
at lac a pair that have ever
been on our counters. There
are liete thread or flne (ler-
',tan Cotton Hose, in tans.
hl eek4, white and colors
Cotton Hose with wool feet.
Cotton Bose with balbriggan
feet, gills fine -ribbed lisle
11. thread Hone, seamless ; and
boys' extra strong ribbed
Cotton Hose ; all sites, all
at one price, per 25c
pair. '
The Glove Clearance
We are making a clean sweet) of the
silk and lisle thread' (doves. There are
over one hundred and fifty pairs of alk:
and 00e qualities selling at Tic a pair.
Blacks, creams and colors; jersey wrist
at. dome fasteners. Choice of the 33c
lot, per pair ......
ens
oiaEC 4MPORTtR
OODi*ICM.