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GODERICH, ONTARIO. ' CANADA: OCTOBER 6, 1910
THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00., Ltd..
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MONEY TO LOAN
GODERICI4 MARKETS.
freer .
I1G FinuERSON CASE. A BIG
CASE • Kat hat•inf• .N1 el • lit' het
what, t h.• fortuer wit:nem. said watt cow-
rect. .
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. A lIONEY TO LOAN. -ON FIRST- ,
' ,t! , .a... term aileurity. at very lots rate. ..I '
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Capital. Rest and Undivided i •eat. 1 wax.. ,I•v own valuatiotia. Apply ,
'Profile $5,04,7110 ,0 i 1,3 M, int\ 0;H , arlow P.O. ti12.tf 1
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Total Atosiinat over $44,000,4100 ., -
FOR SALE.
USE OUR •
BANE MONEY' OR1.VERS
me you send --a
to any wint itt
to any lerge rit y
Ile next
OF CANADA small stun
trtisiteu lett;
Cantu:a. or
In the United States. They cost as follows -o
$5 aod under. . • $10 to Si
KS to $10 . . . . de 11:11 *SI
With this low cost .they combinfreoevenida
saety.
For larger s use our 11rafte.
Goderich Branch, W.
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in issue of same week.
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THE RED BARN
.1 South Street, Goderich
All our Rigs, are New. 'Hume
meet all Trains sad steamers
Particular attention given to
Ieel's from private res:dences.
1 Phone No. 50.
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Four not: for the wheel room. 1
one boy for .hipping room : ail .,
men for gear room ; (me peinter :
one teamster. Steady wtoter's
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GODERICH WI-IEEI. Rios il
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LUMBER AND SH1Nci its
All kinds of rough lumber in
stock M the New Lumber Yard,
next to Kensington Forniture
Factory, omseite track.
Orders filled at short notice.
Nve Brunswick Cedar
abiogles-"Larkin" brand -the
hem on the market.
JAS. DEAN & CO.
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ee with attiolati.
L. HORTON, Manager.
ROOMS TO LET.
1 LR HALE.- LARUE titH'ilIENTER
il!.' tiainp,ii.n fail eoriditio I b
r1,1.141.-IlvIr',... rucU141V niZbh7;',1ittf'7(7
OltSiE FOR SALE. - A (1-00D
1 general partici.. borer. eveht yeann old.
t in particular-. mem,* et 1:Hlu SIGNAL
li.
Tit uneDie. Oct. tith• 1
Fall wheat, per boob •. 110 80 10 0 10'
4prin5wheat. per burn. LC n fii
Hy. per buvh 0 010 10 '00 m
fil111. wheat., per born 04:, to 0 441
, 15.* 1 / 41,, cr 4 e.hel 3.10 3,
' ()at, per .•. () eil to u
I Pane. per hii.s
Biph 7.) to 0
arley, per h 72
0 1' to ' 4",
Uti to
BLAZE.
a Dr. li allow wag called anil .presenteel
;Mon. When otate•C vil by Croven i
tem regottli. NORTH END OF ORGAN FACTORY
DESTROYED.
IIER STILL his repot•t on the post
Vt.sTERY OF THE MUR
UNSOLVED.
Attooritey Seeger he said that the l -
Ouse. 044,t '4 of lobed below the skoll I .
i.oat.... . rola 1 the , aprearaile, Good W of Fire Brigade Prevents
ruction of Whole Plant -Loss
above t be rye W011141 iinlicitte that, the
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ments on the Fatal Night Hadly tore t 1,, re
11160,000 - Manager Saunders
Promiees to 'Rebuild and Erect. a
New Addition.
Young Jardine's Story ot His Mover girl hast"weit subjeet, "violen..e
rfiourN.iniir petliqert
of the in opinion.- it
WAS 'mule by tile kllilekit•s
A hittld. It wee not stifttrient AllSe
&Atli tutitse tiller lisehiti,
fleas. l'he fluid blond at the hack of
the head wotild indicate that tie. blow
was a severe 'Vine. The cut in the
throat 'we s the cause of death; 'The
mg looked like, the work of a knite
and the stab ilikiVe t he htelfe %%mind
would indicate that it was ft large
jack-knife. • hi hi, opiniost the cut
W 41S Made .OVV41) of the knife.
111w blood ivoteld Hot W hell it
Was A VAL The eltit hes
were evidently nil the huoly when the
deed was thew. AM the upper garments
were soaked 'With blood "and t be body
wee free •fr all blom 541 The
skirt worn by the git•I appeared if
it had been used to wipe the body.
Dr. Macklin iind Dr. ti , of Clin-
ton, were called and cotteut.rsi itt the
report • tted by Dr. Gallow.
Brindley said he saw Edward
Jardine. about an hour before the
alone . tftat t• •.
band went into the peed'
what he wive accused of telling it min -
stable. that he aaw EdWard Jardine at
10 o'clock, he ewore t hat it was be-
tween s and 0 tieback when he saw
him. He deelat.ed that atty. time he
(lid see Jardine he aits alone, exeept
when he Wei at the shooting gallet.y.
While he was there he started wrest-
ling with a person whoitit he took to
be Ninth McGuire. They Wrestled fair
about it minute. Mit lie didn't think
NivOuire tried . hard gh to pot
Jardine down. He wits sure neithei-
was underthe influence of liq A
juror asked the witness how mini
money JArsline paid him tor use of the
shooting gallery. He said that he
paid him, 15 rents in the aftentont
and 10 cents in the evening. This
it
direct contradiction of Jardine's
1 ool 11 •tatelliellt. as he el • t ha
Smith 3 Brindley- gave hint the shots fret. it
charge..
Mrs. D. Buchanan stated that he
Flour. trued, per ewt 3,41 to 3 eV I
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Shona, per ton ......... . 23 00 to 21 00 Punctured by Wtteesses Who Saw
Wood. pee cord . 3 Oh to 6 Oli Him w,th Girl Between 9 and 10
per Lon 00 to 9 AO
Netter, per lb ti le to 0 21
Cheetai pier 0 15 to U o'clock.
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ge ireett, per dos .. . . n Is to 11 .01
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rw 1.50Lat0105. per toothel ' 0 tii to u SO
1 03 tO
1 Marine anti 1:eneral 1110etntal" (01 the 60"un'y 1 Hides iter owt 6 00 to
• I year will be held un Monday. lk-tober 17th, in ALth.,.... 1 10 to
........... 12 10
.r.rite,. . . . ..„. ..... . ... 12 to
gO0d. P0r " t° °() Interest in the Anderson Minter
mite is still at 51 high pitch. end (level
• - Cattle, export, per cwt ' S •So to 11 25
NNUAL HOSPITAL Rees. • . ... ..... • • • 8 du 14' ' ked fol'.
5 opmentn hsve been eageris looked
1 tom eta Baird ot Tru -tees of the Aleeandra Two.
iirteep", pipe cwt
per lb
The general nitet Mg fur the elee-
the court hou.e. at I" itt lock p. au.' The report
of liet year'. wore will be •obtuittaid. The
public are conlially invited 00 1. pi event.
JrutiE HOLT. Pre..
le .3 H. HODO ENS. SecV.
31°W "j" A nieltit tide of rumors heve been
0 ea .„
7 to antAt, hut the great ploportion cif
I -0 them had little or no foundation in
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, '''• i Toe inquest Wall resemed last night.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Oct. fith. The r'itting Man held tipeitairs . in the
Public stotice,-P. 'T. ls,i,i, - • ..... .• • "T•
p...i town hall end the t•otnu was packed
- i ainios't toreuffiscat ion. Evidently t he
Aortat the hat -Klhott tette-Inas relieve. 121. el:hrstoiwnn irt endeavoring to weave it
• of evidence connecting young
Reader -1 ..osteios Dso. ewes ..... ... . 54., VAIWNEit Lirdine with the *rad fat.' of
october eaturdey Specilals Walter H. Harri.
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14n" • • • • • ' • A • • • ... • • •
Repairing M atebee-J. sl. Davey .,.. 1
itrifer Lod. John LinkAter . ... .. . t
Hunters Return Ticket- F. F. tan reoce9
Reader D. D. o. Laboratories, .. . . . . . 9
°Verrone.- W.4. Prtdham_ „ •, 2
Home for Kale- Inquire et trivial Oillee.... 1
Hoedown) Fall Cosita-D. Millar Co . , • . :1
New Hand Sat.-Creo. Porter .... .... .1.1
IND...peer LanternHoerii Hard ((we Ca. s
Vinol- H. C. Dunlop . „ ... ' . ... .. . 7
Vacuum (leaner -D. .1. lb -lop .. 10
Weekly Store Newe-raineroo's Dept. etere. 5
Anneel Meeting- Trugee Hoard Alexandra
tOM FORTABLE 1100MS IN PRI•
I e silt home . ile•Ired Apply at
THE SU; NAL OFFICF:. 1421
SITUATIONS VACANT.
IVAnrch„!!*..,:k;TIE.-(4
loner.. Centrally lomted. D. Ir. HANItesi.
‘1VANTEDi - A 004:1):13ENEKA_!,
W. J. 74171114".1-,rilth s'''ewfw "I' 14 .111K
WAN l'ED.-.ST ONCE AT THE
IT Alexandra Marone and ileneritl Hermits).
two pupil nuns.. Apply Mies f.RIFFITHe.
Lady Superintendent. , .
EARN LEG R.% I'll -MORE
1.1 pay. ler. r loona.-wmasene
the litte,t reatilationa for railway operator..
and e train you tor agent- work
and opereting cder trey bed aiondll ion.. No
doutho ebout immediate emphiyment when
ready .\ II railamv• want mill. Particuler.
free. Write t ral Telorraph .lebool. louse
and °errant. Toromo. Patf-
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fWANTED.
Teams and Teamsters wanted
at of, e • 4:s. an hour will la
' paid. Teamsters to use one end-
ia-hifif yard boxes on their
wegons. Come ready to work.
Apply '
CANADIAN STEWART CO.,
1 LTI..,...at the Bill. Mill,
1 Goderich.
I STERLING BANK
THE
OF CANADA
Ha en Orrice TnninteTti
TI1OR1 /AD CeeTT*I. • 1111.00M00
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
LIN SALE 01: FARNI
property. -On" hundred and Aft y sere.. of
ehofee lend. le. el. rich ,lio• loam. -i fumed *0 101
25 and weed bal of lot 21. oen.a..ion 3. Huron
toweship, nouuty of Bruce ,Gotal 1400.14(041-.
tInd -elate orchard. geed temps end good well- .
fine from all noels°o reed.. ter? mile trout
echo& SDI !Mt", Mast from iimatoe. two and
ahalf masa from churchstIve milseleom village
of RI otter A ppl y NiRd. HUelltel,
Yards() 12.-4t
U OUSE IVOR -M R8 . OHN
it Acheron otter. her regtlanee. (tomer
brim road end Firoek -tnet. for For
Ocular. apply at the bowie.
UOUSE - TO REN r. WITH ALL
LA modern veto enienee, central, located.
Kent reasonable. J. B. HAWK Ns. .01
ar. Patriot's etreet. IOW
IsUPLIC NOTI4 'E.
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Al. account. owing me from roy own books
Or the aecoiantr of J. J. AfeDot...1d: inaolient.
which 1 pm.. -hawed. if rettled by Ovtober latb.
1910 will be payable without intrreet. After
that. date six per milt. inttreet Will be added.
1 will hate to hand oil eau:mots iti• for collec-
tion if they are nut arraeged fur by that ditto
I'. T. DEAN. -'19 10.
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tv fiePORATED BY SPECIAL ACT
(.11i4te.MINION PAR1AAMBNT
TO FITA'El YE DEPOKIlli
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To accommodate the Farmers
WP have opened Branches In the
•illagee of
DUNGANNON,
AIIBIJRN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
LWe solicit the Patronage a the
PAMELA.
Ft SLR NOTES DIOCOUNTRD
Highest current rate of interest
paid in our
SAVINGS 11ANK DEPART-
MENT
on depositaof $1.00 and upwards.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A. O. (UMW*. Manager.
NOIICE TO CREDITORS
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ItIOR SALK.-LOTH I% 24 AND 2'4
K' en ceder -treet. Ooderich. containing
three -fifth. of sin aerr. There are on thew lot..
ottr-titca y frame hem*. newly peinted. •
•ntall stable and • good orobard. •nitable
property for a retired farmer. Terme mid con
ditions will be furnished on application to the
undersigned. 34. 6. CAMI.FION. Barrister.
Hamilton street. (todervni.
VON. SA LE. -1:1 E ALM ES. WEST
.1.• side Hayfield road. between BelUinoia
road and Bennett ..treet ; good portion 01 1144
land suitable tot ruarket garden. -mall fruit,.
etc. May well in two part. of two and one • half
acre. eget). For price and term* write H. A.
JORDAN. 17:1 Windaor Ave.. winditor. Ont.
rWN PIU/PERTV FOR SALE. -
House and lot• a. the I 'apt. Mac-
Gregor property On Angie...ea dreet, Goderiel ;
houae room.. hot aster heating and mod rn
convenieneee with one lot on Trafalgar street.
Will be sold jointly or Aeottrately. Howie aod
lot on Napier erret, e room.. rood reeidence •
district, 1'01(am-eat Sanford with .1' acre.. of
oreherd • winter anon...
'1 new, propertio• Noi be had id reasonable
priors. Apply to J. L. K I LLORAN Harriger.
•te (4orleri h
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VVE.:44TERN.ttiNnDS F0srr 111 roMALtE.-•
house with 'phone in. Price tenOurn.cluding
crop. land a rich loam. 7.3) acres tit 318 per
acre, broken and fenced. This 10 a •miti,
04
land rent up every year. 1.10 scree with
good building.. Acre. broken ; pries 830 per
acre. rood loonlity end phone in houee. Arty
of therm can be bought In near term.. J. H.
TEWSI.EY Yorktnn Sark
j_1OUSE FOR SALE. - A TWO -
It STORY brick house. with ,..even room.
on Brum greet. 1Particulsre can he had by
.by
canine' at SIGNAL Office.
FxE, loft yurri,,E
Teate. . • .
IN THE MATTER OF THE EST kTE 0.F•
10D -
WIN NIORTLEY. LeiTE OF THE YD.
LAtIK of' HA Y VI ELD. IN THE COUNTY
tit' MAWS. ti leNTLEMAN, DEC.FASID.
Notice ie hereby given. poreuant to the Re-
vhed steteter of Ontszio, chap.- 1.9. Se
aaa aniriglioriit. thereto. that Creditor. and
0( her. bolt elainerntraurt the eetate of . the
seen Edwin Henley are required ter-med er
deliver their ciaan. 05) 01 before the 1st et Do.
ember. • - 000.- Mama Proudfoot, Hay. St
volicitor• for. John Whtddon, executor of
the will of the *hist deco...id, their name., ad
drea.e•oud dew:notion., and a full suitenient
and partieular, of their claim. and the nature
of their asearity. if any, held by them duly
.yeriaed.
And further take notice that after the raid
dato the .eld eze•iitor will proceed to dietrila
Int the awsete of the mid &date among the
part ie tent Med therete, having repraid only to
the clefs's« of which -they obeli have notice aft
ebove required and the meld executor will not
le liable tor the aaid a....et• or any ptrt thereof
eny pervon Or per.oris of whoa. claim or
claim. notice vhitll not have been received tit
the time of 1104 HMI( tOn.
Dated at liader1.11. tin. 3rd day of
PROI'DFO0T.,HAY-t LAW.
14.
A. I). PM,.
eolibitor- for John Whiddon. PM field 14 0..
Expeutor of ...Id E.tote. ite.34
KTOTICII; 10 CREDITORS. i
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te Trig 1:4TATI: OP MARV ANN M,It AY.
Lave 044" Tilr-Tun'N us storignien,
IN THE COUNTY OF' HURON, MAW
HIED WOMAN. Ditritieleir.O..-
Notice i. hereby given per...ant to R. rl. 0..
ap. Le. that al. crietliter,and other. having
iel. lap againot the inditte of Mary Ann McKay.
who d led on or shout the -IAA day of AtignAt.
1010. Ore reunited on or before the igth day of
oetober. 19iii tarred by prig or deliver to M.
iv Cameronibf the tern of . loderich, solicitor
for Sereh, l cKwy. executrix of the reld de-
ceered. their 111411105. end addreeme full par
Wilhite of their ntaia.... a statement of,. their
accolint.. and the nitt,tre of the aeon ley, if
any.. held by them.
And further take notice that or. the wild bi-(
mentioned date the said execntrii. will pre.
coed to dioribute 114.' meet. Of the deceisee,l
among the parte,. entitled thereto. havinr re
Nerd only to tbe ,iaillaa of,yrhich he •hall then
have notice. and the! .,he' ill not be liable for
Ole •aid a....etst or Any part thereof to any per
eeln or moon. of w hire rittm• not ice .hell not
have been reicived et the tbe of euch deer'
btltinn.
M. ri. utiMelloat.
Dated the 23rd dey of Septeree A. n. 1910.
SIA 111 :WRAY.
eoli.itor. Executrix.
Sweet Potatoes -B. R. L, . 10
Furairtied 11011.41 Wanted .D. H•telink 1
Mall Order Competition Mell t'arneren.
SS'Itat Good Clothe. Mean Martin Bros
Readers. IL R. WW1/ , . . . : 5
Ladies Pinta Hodson' Hem_ 10
Young Mae; Y M. c. A 10
k:xecutora Notice to mentor. Proudfoot
Auction Sete Soho Newcombe
store News .3. H. Colborne
Servant Wantad-Mrv. W. J Muir
katimit (Meat Needlework Witmer
Uomervetery ot MUNk
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Lizzie Anderson. Although he swore
at the inquest last week tha.. he went
home at s o'clock. and had lest men
Lizzie Anderson N quitt•ter of an,hour
before thet. eeveral witnesses were 00
hand last 'night who steted moot
positively t hat they . Jar1ine
and Slim Anderson together as
late ets 9:314 o'clock or a few mile
ateff to lit o'cl.wk. This evidence.
eonibined ,with the very conflict-
ing testimony given hy different
members of the Jardine family last
week. makes young Jardine's story of
his movements that night very un-
trustworthy. to say the least.
Detective Greer Wit 0111, of town for
few days during the week and on his
return was arenespanied inspector
Boyd, of the Proviociel police. Both
detectives were at the inquest lavt
night, and Crown Attorney Seeger
conducted the investigation.
Edward Jardine was called first.
He sovore that he worts the' same
clothes as on the night of septemher
20th. He also -was aske.1 to put on the
hist that h.• haAl on the same night.
' Tom Jardine, called, said he was
&espied the same its 011 the night of
the tt.agetly. Both were then dis-
till...twit
Mrs. Teideman WA, the next Wit-
ness. She did not know Edward Jar -
dine. but knew his brother Frank.
She at. the etbiltition Tareday
eight and while in the tioultry house
she is -membered seeing I. Frank Jardine
and Unlit' Anderson and *not her
young men, of whose identity she
was not cet•titin, thireigh she thought
the five witness vatted (Edward Jar-
dine. looked like him. She set the
t' • to be abont 8.30 otelock when she
saw them.
Alfred Teidernan. h11,1barld 11f the
previtius wit uesis, corn dent:ate-a the
evidence given hy his wife. He took
more notive of Frank Jardine. as he
knew him better than the other mem-
bers of that family. Ile KIM A girl
atid ft young fellow -.tending near her
in the itoultry heuse, hut did not pay
enough attention to them to he able
to identify them. Witness remem-
bered that the'girl wins. a white straw
hat. He and his wife and children
left Mane at S del..ek to ge to the fair
on the evening (if that day and he
judged it Wtitild alemit three-quar-
teas( of an hour later when they saw
ISP party od three in the poultry
house.
Re ggie Love. aged thirteen. told eif
being at the exhibition 1/11 Tuesday
afternoon and evening. He Was well
acquainted with all the Jardines except
Thomas. He saw Eddie in the even-
ing at the chicken shed. There was a
young lady with 'Inman.' he was mire
it was Lizzie Anderson. Fraintie•Jiir-
wwarbreetheet...talit:iidfftzhet;itrtiet.r
dine1kl4i:11441:S4:tit some ponitry but did not
notice them talkitig; He set the tine.
lw S o'clock when he ',FM' them. Mr.
and Mra. Teitle were there at the
same time.
Ray Steels was the next witness. He
knew Edward Jardine but not his
brother Frank. He knew Lillie An-
derson treeatiee he ha 1 -teen her iiften
at 05.' Colborne• hotel wheiiiie called
00 her sister. He Was on OM exhibi-
tion growl& that (lay aftfl it was
OA) that night, when be siCsv them.
He set the time slitting that he
waived t hem standing just a I itt le
mouth of the grandstand A feW
titin-
iites before the band went into the
pavilion He did not see them any
0u,.,' later but when the penple liegan
tot move away he fortw .latt•tline
on the track with a 'hi *1.'.' and buggy
with two women in it.
• Mrs. Anna McDonind said she got so
t e gr.( is about teal on the second
tit t of the fair. She leff for •
at lc:15, just it few minutes lifter
het 0 n little girl Katharine and Mar -
Fanned bj• at strong northwest gale,
a fire which broke out, iu the fioderich
organ (IL's, facton•y last stiturday
evening threatened to destroy the
whole plant befote the local brigade
succeeded in ,getting it under control.
Just about 9 o'clock the night -watch -
Man noticed smoke beating from the
finiehing room at the northweet cor-
ner of the minding. The alarm Mee, .
immediately sounded amid in record
time the fire'brigade wise on the scene.
'rhe men had difficulty t`iir a consider-
able time intocating ttte exact seat of .
the fire. and although the north part
of the factory was (tensely tilled with
smoke nobtely *twined 'to know just
where the nudes vvere to be fought.
For the first helf-huur many of the
spectators thought that the tire Mae
not dangeroue and many returned
ilou n town or to their homes: they
did not realize that within the wallet
the flames were gradually spreading,
and. fed by the quantitiesof varnishee
and packing matetial end other in-
flammable muff. were taking a hold
013 the entire north portion of the fac-
tory. The strong wind Dom the
north'wesit, greatly int•reased the tint-
cultietenf the th.e•fighters, and within
an hourthe whole mirth .td, includ- .
ing the finishing-, trimming and ship -
log departineute. the offices. store- ,
rooms, -etc., waii doomed. About 10a
" o'clock the roof over this pattion of ,
1 the factory fell in and for* while it
looked as if the whole factory might
go and along with it the factory ot the
American Road Machine Co. acrose
51 the road and half a-dosen -booms in
., the ,
At this critical ..... ent it eras seen
f that the fire -wall sepal:aim; this ina-
chine rooms from the north part of
the faetory, joist at the erchwey on
Cambria road, was holding tbe flames
in check. Tbe firemen concentrated
their attention upon this point and
after halfAMhoure demonist. work
they had the satisfaction or seeing
that their efforts were effective. All
around the neighborhood at this time
-between 10 and .11 -o'clock-were
hands or peipple guarding booms from
fire. and ip Nome easel) removing the .
furniture. and over -on the other side
of Few eet the American Road
Machine Co. had a number of men
busily watching the flying spark'. and
putting out incipient. blazes. Tbe elec-
tric light wee turned on in the south
part of the organ factory and the work-
men removed t4seir tools A call for
help was:mot do,rn the 0. T. R. line and
Stratford and Clinton responded.
However. by II o'clock the tire fri-
t.
Fade had the hialte pretty welt if.
and, and by midnight the danger of
it n
any further disaster was quite re-
f`
moved. The north end of the factory
o•
had been completely gutted 'and a
part of the Waite had fallen, but the
south end, where the machine rooms
were situated. the drying kilne and
the lumber pileff were seved. It WAY
with a sigh of relief that many A
citizen turned away from the scene
and went horne to his bed, sorry for
the destroction that had taken place
hut glad that so valuable an industry
ae that of the Ooderich Organ Co. had
heels saved to the town.
The Clinton brigade arrived about
1101, heving '• commandeered
freight train tlidt was on the way, and
the Stratford brigtule con1C up on the
ni midnight train. The Clinton men
laid tteir hose and the Stratford men
.e -
relieved the lin. al fighters for a while.
Their loyal response to the call for
•ss
assi4tUnce is much appreciated by the
people of Godench. hut it is hoped
n,. that there will never he any occasion
to reeiprocate. ---
'rhe (mune (if the fire is trupposed to
lie epoilt.Lnenue combuntion among 150'
t h.
thliehing material, an the night.wat
t,. man had made his regular inspection
a short time before the alarm was
given and had noticed no ii;gn tire.
The 1065 is estimated by Manager
Saunders at $430,090. It is fully cov-
ed
ered hy insutance. An insurance eel-
juster is already heat representing the
vitiate. paniee interested. The
office vault wag found to he intact end
the books 41.11. all right egcept tot'
little ecorching, but the Company**.
correspondence Meg are all destroyed,
LOST AND FOUND,
.1 OMT.
- ABOUT TWO MONTHS
eau. a red ht.for eitb horns, weighlrer
about Mi) meads. Information lending to her
fee-wery will be grateteutt remixed by JOHN
LIN K LATER. Itunloo. late
AUrTION SALES.
ILEARING AUCTION SALE
BousilioLn et•ttelTelth: AND
ettittelleKleris, PIANO, Etc.
NMI Mel ver .111 .ell by public section on
WEDNESDAY. O(T')FiEtt 12TH.
commetwing ar ' share: AU the
furnieldnire end furuiture at. Air residence.
•• he Rookery.' connoi.ing piano. perlor suit,
walnut. edebtiard. walnut dining table and
walnet china cabinet. walnut hook-
a/a, eaveral walnut bedroom reit., child's
iron toed, high. chair, chair.. table.. pictures
curtain.., oarpet., tis.11 MCI, fancy table.
rtovea chine and Fla...wane -I I verwa re. lama.
0114hes. garden tool... waehiiig machine. and
nurocrou. other mai, lee.
Everything will tw dreamed of. re, Mr. Me
liver 1. leaving Ooderieh.. Terme. ea.h.
NEIL= Mel ER. THOMAS it Ni DRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer
:ma
WOOD AND SLAlis
FOR MALE
We have for sale a quantity of
good mixed slahs: also a quan-
tity of good hardwood Mahe.
Prices reasonable. BUY YOUR
WOOD from us and save the
middleman'n prodlt. Stabil are
cut about 18 or 110 inches.
Address
WM. H I LL & SON,
TIENMILLER.
QEALF:D TENDERS ADDRESSED
1.) to the vindereigned antl endorsed -Tender
for addition. and alteration,. to the Pnblic
Building. Oederieh. Ontarte,"m111 be reoeired
at thi. Mike entil p. m . on Monday. October
21. File. for the work nientioned.
Plane. .pecidattione and form of contract
can be men and fonn. of tender obtained at
this Departmen . on application to oriretaker,
Public Buildin 1;edench. Ont. ape at the
emcee ft J. Ilw b. Itoti.. Piatrict Engineer,
London, Ord.
Per•on• tenden
will not be con•it
printed forme impel
actual signature-. .tating their oecupat on.
end place. of reedence. In the 0.1.e of dent..
the mated .iirnat lire. the nature ot the °coma
0400 en place of residence of each member of
the nem 11.11511, be given.
ach tender 1711101. be accompanied by an me
ceptad cheque on a chartered bank. payable ta
the order of the Honorable the Miniger itf
l'oblie Work., .nal 10 ten per cent. 110 p. c. of
the amount of the tender. which will- be for
feited 11the person tendering decline to enter
into (retract when called upon to do vo. or
fall to complete the work co/drafted for, ft
the tender he oot accepted the cheque will be
nenrned.
The Department doer pot bind itielf to ac•
beet the 10we.t Of any tender.
By order. ' •
DESROCHLRS.
Secretary,
Department of Public Work..
(Marra. september 191e.
New=paperi will not he peid for thi= adver
terment if they ineert it without aUtbOrity
from the Department. 111.2t
are nOtiAed that te•ider.
red unto«. made on the
and signed with t
(11LPARING At'CTION SALE
or
-FARM STOCK AND IMPLIIIMENTS IN..
CLUDINO PURF',-BKED SBORTHOHN
cAriLy; AND LINCOI.N SHEEP. ,
Mr. Joho Newcombe will ne11 by publie auc-
tion *1 144, farm. one 'ran mile from 'Hader id)
on the Huron road. on
FRIDAY. WT01411 ItTii.
commencing' at ) o'clock sharp •
tom pair of roan general purpose harms. thi-
ng Ave yew* old -a Ant itae, pair pair of
general purpose home.. good worker.. : I colt,
riaing three yr.', old. by "Royal Billie . 1 Reo-
pen! ourpow home. the peers old ; 1 bey mar*.
reven years old : 1 pure-bred ehorthorn cow.
laret Clip ' iimpertedl, eel ved January
aith, 191)11. In cid, to iniported "Fleet Hoy." now
owned by Wm. Grainger Son, Loode.boro
1 pure-bred shorthorn heifer, "Olaret (7op Sth.-
calved ()eeter 12th. um, itired by. "410kten
Cams' limported,, in calf tO ('alet. Robson'. im
ported hull ithis i• an exceptionally good
heifer in way): -1 purehred shorthorn
heifer. "lAdjp Aberdeen 2nd. eelved April
ISth. MOW fared by "Golden Crow' timported)
t piing -bred shorthorn bull calf. March lith.
1910, rired by "Sootehman-- 72416-0. Careill
bell, dam "Claret Cep' limportedi ithlt twill
make a trood thick. 'Tolson. train 1 fIrttelawo
cow. Durham grade due • to calve at time of
-Ale: 8 end -clam cow.. all due to calve
.ipntor 9 yearling heifer., out of our beg
milker..., 7 yearling and twa year .teer. : 9
pere-bred Llhooln ewes, dret-elser : pure-bred
Linooln ewe Ltrobe : 12 Leicester ewe. t_
enre pigs, weighing arnnnd : 1 fine
clow brood .'ow, due in November : 10 acre• of
corn .4(1 5. roki in ..tonilt. Mee the cumal fern,
rniente - almost new and in Aril chow
shape. A wino, it y of Inmtier end -.VAN, Dm
her and niiiiierouv ot 1,er .154,1e5..
adveril-ea 11111-1 he ...Wit. Mr. Newcombe hes
imid. the farm. •
All KUM. of 810 end under. melt
over that amount. (*0070 month. credit wil1.
be given on furni-hl"( approved joint notes.
A die ount of the per rent. attested for ch on
oredit• amennta
ioHN Nte.wcomilE .THOMAS nusonY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
DON'T BE A HANb-S1E.DOWN MAN
1910
THE
GODERICH CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
.1, B. Fit'NTER. lieel..4 M. ili.nrclurull F.T.C.
.1
M. 1Torontot. Organiet Knox ( hurch.
Votoe CnIture. (Mean and Plano,
Harmony. Counterpoint. etc.
A. K. COOK. Plano, Harmon). Countet.
point. etc. 1 A
ANDREWS, Kindergarten and
Pismo.
MIS)" HKINICKIL Vitale
A. K. SHORE. Mandolin, (loiter and Dane
MISS
Mg.
leatisrv)nfernssaterytion. AI to teeter. ete..ileole sit
thocm
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
NEW,.
FALL
SUITLN
• . •
ORDERED CLOTHING ONLY
NEW FALL
PRIDHAM
OVER-
/ TA11 oft
*WE'RE Ot TaiTTNItc 10 MANKIND COATINGS '
NEXT CEN I RAI. 'PHONE OFFICE
Goderich, Ont.
The Square,
hump Waif On Eidou street. Within
short dietitner sif t he pliti•e where flu
laxly was found. On the evening (i
the tragedy she went to bed able,
9;30. She fell rteireip and Wily awaken
ed by a wonian's cry which we.
full/mod Ity men talking. There vva.
anot her low cry anti she helm! it •
laugh. The .0111141 aeented C
front t he sold heaest cornet (if the ex
hihit• gro 114. To her the cry wit
like a wail id distress. She was sure
that she heard ittoi..• than one voiee
She thought the time would be abou
1 o'clock W.SInetiday morning. I
was a bright moonlight night but sh
did not look out.
Mrs. Roes was the next witnes.
Her home•ie obly t wo hoti..4, f,,.,,. h
Srelle of the tragedy. She also beats
a ery Mit it appeared *51/ elve.e 1,4 th
house that when she first awakenet
she thought it Wits lout of her I tvt,
ehildren asleep in another part 1.f th
house. It was like a child's %nice sh
heard. and it was a pitiful moutnin
ery wed it 1110110 than a cry. Bo
fore she fell asleep again the chic
Ntrttek 2, so she judged t half t in
she heard he cry would be Men
1:1)Ohil Salisbury was the las.
11.555A. He said that he had Nen' %1111'
114 Mend the live stock pens 011 t
greened day slf the fair and it woitild
itheet five mina* s after 1 o'cloek
Otto' moinings when he pissed t
holm." where the ,151511% 3304. was aft.
ii-iirds-found. on his way home. 1
heard or site- 11)101 'lg.
Crowft Attorney Meager then ask
w an arbour . of t he inquest lin
this morning at 10 o'el.s-1.. The
fluent Wits gronted.
Hugh SleGuartt Was the (Pith' with(
examined thi./' Morning. He deni
being with trAlward •Jordine 1f11
hit er11111/11 111. t•Velling nf Toes4la .
had spoken to him lout wxs not in
c piny. saw him in the ev
ing at. Moitzers refreshment I14141
where he kerved him with it I .h
which Jakfline gave 1• ten ern
He denied having told any-, pere1
w
t hat he was r ,
estling with
that evenirk
Another • ailj simetit was ask
for and the inquest will I',
again ttoirorrow evening at 7
11 141 wk.
A
f
•
garet, ironed hail joined her at the
vilion. They tolil her they Rae
,E4lwArtl Jr.linr and 1.17.2ie Anderson
standing (doge, to the picket, fence.
kint before they went into. the pavilion.
NM. st411ed-1mb, sinee-thrtregedy-i-lse---
girls had pianteli out to her the spot
Where they saw tin. two.
Mrs. (Capt.) Mcleod -on stated that she
knew the Jardine family, tie their lot
adjoins Capt. McLeod's store. She
told of the tuovemente of herself
and her husband ott the\otie4ond night
(if the exhibition and Del pee -
-tively that the perfsirmance was over
at ten -minutes before 111 o`rtti.ek, 1151
she askeil her htishand t time.
They went home limriediately after.
Capt. Mcleod when called corrolew.
sten 'his wife's evidence. He said that,
he looked at his watch jiiet before
they left for honie. It was ten nine
Wes to 10 o'clock.
Mtirgaret Leonard told of seeing Ed-
ward Jardine and Lizzie Anderson at
the exhibition that evening. She saw
them standing near the peanut stand
and they were talking together.
11.
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A
Hunters' Excursions.
Via Grand Trunk Railway system.
ingle fare for -round trip, Oetober
nth to Noveother 120h to pointo in
emagami, point* Petawawa to Port
rthur and to a nomber of points
reached •ia the Northern Navigation
ontpany, also to certain points in
(leiter. New Brunswick. Nova Scotia
nd Maine. Datex for the deer -huffi-
ng territory will be announced later.
Hewett litinit_1.) exec.
0 points reached by steatite!, . ovens -
her lOth. Full partietilerm from
Wand Trunk mews, 01 address J. 1).
McDonald, I). P. A., Toronto. 2t
S100 Reward, 111100.
Ti. reader. of it.. paper will be pleased to
learn that there ei nt least our, dreaded demote
that *donee ha. been &hie to mire in 11,11
germ( end that 1. catarrh. nail's C•torrt.
Cure 1.. the °Sly poritlie cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh Toeing a con
stitutional tiliseme. requires a cionstitutional
treatment. Cat.trrh ( ure is taken is
ternally, settee dIrently iipoli the blood and
inuempi mutfa,e. of the nyetein. thereby de•
.troyieg the foundstloo of the drea.e. and
giving the patient grenetb by building up the
noe.t Hutton end arietleg nature in doing it.
work. The proprietor+ have wi much faith in
Ito curative powers Hutt they offer one hun
deed dollao for an cam thet it (*014 10 cure.
Send ?Or
F.l
't' of. tH14NKY & (1).. Toledo, Cl.
Sold by all drug/bide, 75e.
Take Balls Family Mk for caralpatios.
Will Rebuild at Once.
Alex. Saunders, manager of the
tioderich Organ Co., weti MA 11f town.
being on the way home from. the
meeting of the Canadian Manufac-
turers' Association at Vancieiver, B
C. He received word of the fire on
the train wane time before he reeched
_during Saturday_ night, He
arrived in town et noon oil Monday
and at once tuade arrangeinente for
rebuilding. Men are already at. work
clearing wey the old walls. mid nov
only will the burned portion be re -
,toted but at. addition OMNI feet, two
storien and basement. will be built to
the west. The finishing. rooms
will he situated in the new build-
ing,which will be of special fire-
proof construction, so that any fire in
future originating in a similar manner
Lo that of Saturday night may be coils
fined to that part of the plant.
In the meantime the building on
Kingston street formerly occupied try
the Ideal Furniture Co. has been
-there be very littlem
esation of
..cured k. as a finishing room, so that
tCosunued ou page%
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