HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-10-27, Page 7.00AL TOPICS.
1 Uoderich Capitalists Interested. •
wising Supper• reo r f
not bags, the hot *upper and . The Exeter Times stays : 'I'hw•r was
ai; in Victoria sU•ret Methodibt a seusetiunal Iturly on the streets on
It on Thaukegivipg night. 1 thatrthe
pret•eritlext t'ut ive id the can-
al
d to s. Th past -prandial it leaked outp
'rem
raw will rordllirt of music. The tall-
it inmajority of bad
t hal et stook wand ae twit
.ddre•se• of goad cheer. The tall-
sed ineludee Mite Jevohu ( owned by people win) were not in
„no
Misr Heiuicke, violinists, synl'1alhy with the wethtela in vogue
lits si.
at ".'snows nos Limited,"a• th.• factory
11i -s•1 totiaiandc25c. • accomIerier e.has come to he styled. It will be re-
membered that the old directors were
a
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110.10. • The &Mi nada are four year. old
turd nill'little a first -elate agrirult'ura1
team.
The %%•Ingham Tirnes ie removing to
new oMere and hereafter will he pub-
lished in the Stone block. The Titers
"3s a good `soler wherever it it pub -
tithed and we wish Brother Elliott
good lurk and prosperity 10 his new
gqetters.
('.. J. Harper was in Toronto thi
week attendiug the funeral of his
mother. the late Mtg. Ann Harper.
The decreer,' lady way arventy-seven
)eatb of ago and had made het house
in the Queen City for the last twenty.
tht•es. years. s.
This week J. .1. Edward. °who has
aught
Lecture I ruthlessly klcked'uut last .piing after conducted the Balmoral Cafe for rev -
sole :1t H. T. Ed• a proxy pant had founded u enough
,t.,.t- .11•'
•,1+•.l,nur11ll fie• the :tddrrw md
ir,..ualk by J. w Bengoughuiu
ohm.' II,111 next Tluu•atlxy e e
\us•-ui l r :Awl. E%', r orits." who
want to
It,•noub
Nola
Fa'Id•Ktnt1 those who hos,.
Id not miss tbt•
Selld3.
�ryfity. -Ticket,
are 35c au
tit Way to China.
1 hen' should
ss Ulir. N. Turno
er sailed' to
router „n se-sdpesday of Mat
rn reale far theetd srseveraldays
field
e
u, She will pptr
Rio Annabel Swann in Japer.
will he neatly Three months on
sort to the tnisrion at Chentu,
•b is ' ut the heart of China.
,Itg her 1,•ll..w•p:u.en err on 'the
sots of India Is Mie Esterbr./ol,
lenwta+t..-atatiou. Oro who jos
1(1 her way to ('bins. Miss
rowels is ..sister-in-law of Mrs.
,err Heut
top Too Much.
e gentle art of angling in the
H. of the harbor is a favorite pas-
• fel nous these day!. Tbe peace
quietnere w hich are strictly eeten-
f•r -,access in the art were rudely
1lwd, iu the care of s certain
y tone dot last week, by a t'ieit
or swan is( y much under the iu-
ire tner, in
ass%' ass w.Artountahler. t for his pre-
li• u t • the .water and the
kr- *tient ien was called to effect
,rue. All sof the witnesses agree
ag-Iany ('•'notut iug fire that was ree-
ks
thebit .'metore a the
1•�ng be placed hie
athi�.t
on solo' wound again.
yrrtow elarb Hit.
is raid that rraidente of the town
1'alkrtten had sums simmer/sting
a woo t„ =74.nt.0 "Invested"
shelden, tris 'Montreal broker
, has-aktppid the country. The
an Walkerton was struck so hard
IMO the town was the home of
of .h.lt:cn'i .confidential friends.
Kase the• •prople there the tip that
re was. big money to be made
tough Sheldon, and they hit to the
ant of int eerie -eta from W:iU up to
to and lf: some Some people bor-
es! 'menet ti. invest ; others snort -
red their 'homes. and others again
t their -.flogs 41f many years to
ylenn,•al rpe-culator. •"The strange
tore:' ..o • iaone of •tah_e local papers,
that •,1 'man7 of the investor. be-
gh, that •hiss of pious swople who
old holly let their boys go to :,
igamr tit the perk."
prat at K•ox Church..
n rlrm••nt weather last Friday even-
; int., Ieie,t laigely with the atteod-
te at the serer given by the choir
Bowe • let , h. but those who 1at-
ded!ia to,,,t 111 I((1 iiiiitic&I treat.
:'l'rawt••,.1. „f Lomita'. hive. soloist.
Indic .tn. •.-,ihle to ire present. hut
braise the original program Was
gird a It. '1'h.• selections on the
nl*itn i t N• .-t s. Hunter, Mitch -
end Aden. .•n.i Mise Wilson proved
it ha're's, 1. Oa- trident ruusiciI0$
're Fre r, a,'ili, y. The vocal solos
Mr. Mat trete tendered in gond)
ill and Ci. r.• mncli appreciated. In
"nil 4..4 tl,••choir rh..wtd careful
tiring FOP
stet expression, I
(
stet a ttaitt to then rganist
and
L t ethi.'.1 a. Hunter, At the con -
aim et the t'rogr:w the uncial soul -
Sue et the • hair ser ved a luncheon
the Lesermet to these who had con -
Nivel tee soda the evenings enter -
amen? '1-Itillynneert id being re-
•str.i t1 :a 1 h 1 •dry) eveuiug.
�- Masquerade, Carnival
votes to do the %sok. Puhlic ryym-
pathy was with -Mit -bid board lib -then
expressed in The Tiutes, but they had
to take t.heit medicine. The new
board hage now a similar prospect.
(hough it it unlikely that anything
will be done imuiediate'y. The trent
-
ter of the stuck was affected through
:messes. t:ladmau ,l Stenbury. who
bad the matter in hand on behalf of a
strung syndicate of 'Toronto and (iode-
rich capitalists. It it believed by
some that the factory will snow go
into the canners combine.
Harbor Notes.
The ,•teatuer J. A. McKee was bete
last Monday and unloaded its cargo of
wheat end oats at the tiles ator.
iofatot.tl.b• a.•.other interfered
rosidei' l') with the attendance at
k ms•goa i.,.4. earnital held at the
st•ifee t • il,, r ink last Frklav lven-
M• The Ivund•orite prizes offered for
omperiti, ,; Is the managers brought
of a nun her •f t oplpetitore and the
dive. E. It, N•igle. J. W. ('raigie
od Jelin ''Iden, awarded the prizes
1fo11,w,: Miss Farnell. dressed as an
Wien uiti,h•n, won the first prize for
hose fancy N•,+t+,enP : Marjorie Mor-
n*. as 3 ballet girl, took second
?ire. Only so, entry was made in
w Cady'- Comte 'oetume. This wait
7M>ra %watts who was awarded
wend prize Het bet•t Orr, rPprelent-
eltLerd Nelson, won the first prize
nr gent's fancy ratotumlP• Ernie
Larne, attired as a Dutchman, took
'ernml prtte: in tire gents' comic cos -
:nine romlw•rition, Henry Remp,
11e`sed-asadown, was awarded fleet
and rharlip heti as the hobbleskirt
1'(I. storied oft the second prize. The
mrnsiters announce that they purpose
nee nn ,nether of these popular
event- near the end of November.
the tote Mrs. Parsons.
R'e ropy the following item from
week' Montreal Star which re-
*wrlhe death of a lady which took
Ow in Uwd,'rich on the Intl of this
month, st the rc.,idenee of her deugh-
ter. Mt.. Loftus E. (lances- : "The
funeral task place last week of Mrs.
E. H. Parseny from the residence of
bee erenddatighter, Mrs. George Is
Cuss. )ire. Pers(.n1; death is mourned
Ink large dole, who great' admired
hes sweet noble cheracter. The death
nt his wide cera' the death of the
Ice Edmund Henry Parsons, editor
MTh!. Evening Telegraph of Montreal
from IMO forward Mr. Persons vas
am tool tele �y Unthe mem of Great Brit-
bircihle tri ted Stat.. as Che most•
The acbooner Cataract, of Sarnia
was in port fur shelter fog several days' A Held of pumpkin. on P. A. Robert -
this
bert-
thirweek. -- -- - I sou's farm. back of Salttord, is tt great
Two'atorertl employed onhhe can-, sight. An acre ami a half is spotted
real year's, disposed of his husdneas to
E'. E. Burdett, of Ravenna. O. Tbe
uew proprietor is now in possession.
Mr. Edweasta ill remain in town for
the present. \,
Thoutas liundry'r `tro4-grey team
was lturchn ed last week -by George
Beacon!. They are a filly and gelding,
ages three and four years. and were
sired by "Royal Token." They were
formerly t h e property o f Charlet
Winning. of Hullett township. •
H..1. Muni., 11, l►. G. M. for the A.
d, 1'. W. wait at St. Mar) .s last Thurr-
day and initiated. eig•hfeen new mem-
ber:- into th.• lodge there. This was.
,Mr. Morris' second visit to St. Marys
on a filo. errand. and altogether forty.
I wi Members have been added to the
$t. Marys badge in two nionth-.
etruction of the Big Mill elevator were
wrangling tt.gethet on Monday and as
a result one 'ort his temper and hit bis
fellow on the side of the -neck wjth a
piece of iron he had in his hand.. He
wad knocked in.wnsible and required
t he attention tit _a physician. but it
now reported to be recovering. The
affair will he *iced in tbt police court
et the beginning .11 next week. It it
alleged that ill -feeling bad existed be-
tween the two men for come time.
The bin walls of the Big Mill eleva-
tor are completed and tbeconstruction
gang' is now buoy on the erection of making en annual contribution to this
the workrouoe which will make the work and an appeal war made. for
building.eveiity-two feet higher. It further aaeietncethis year.
will be built on the walls of the main
building at the north end, next -t rthe•
waterfront. At the•rear a cuprite will
be erected of a similar'heig t. Teo
wank of plecin&thetosL,olL the •
rich elevator annex has commenced.
Wet weather is interfering consider-
abli-with the wont In both caws.
Board of Trade.
A genual newt ing td the :R!wnl-,of
Trade eras h.•1.1 on Monday (-stoning
Wet, when a number 'of imp.n•tant
matter. were taken up. • - -- -
One of tile., wan the pr..p -itioo 1•v
fatted Sate. capitalists for the erec-
tion an the north side of ti.- hxrlww of
a fire -million hlishel (11.4 tor. In
order to ptnts•rt 1h.• pr ..pert ive side of
tbi. elevator it ie pn.pn.•d to i•reet a
cones -0e nail fr the A'. P. H. ern-
b:a,kia•nt to the end of the •river
breakwater M1 ae to .4 ntlts.. the river
to th.• north clu -I and then to fill
rill the anith eh; tot.I and use the land
s•• reclaimed for tartoi•y site.. .% •,1111-
1,1itt,i 1 (11114...•d 411 I'r1••idrnt I:amide,
%%-. Prwdf.s.t. Dr. Mneklin and title
eeeretuy oar app.ititett to %alit neat
the town ...tuned with a •ngg.•ition
that application be matte to the ih.-
Minion Go'ernnmnt far a. grant •tf the
lands itteliol'sl in t h. pl•o{w1..') •••Item.
% [114111.111 expressing sympathy with
thet irel.rieh Organ etomp:uly in the loss
and interruption of bnt.inras , a c:asinn,41
by the recent to .•. congratulat1ng M;111 -
tiger Maunder-- alar, the enel•g.t1' nay H,.s. T..1. Thonlp.o11. who resent 1)'
in which h. had met the.ittationt:iil 1(1.a•lted in Knox chinch here. preaeh-
1
with tb.• golden fruit -or is it a Vege-
tahle t --and if they were all made in-
to pumpkin pies, which they wont he,
thele would Mw enough to eu oply
Thankestiving Day dessert -fur a.wbole
city .
The I:oderich Collegiate institute
was visited last Friday by Mt'. Troyer.
a representative of the Canadian Col-
leges Mission. The students gathered
in the ase.utbly room and listened to
a short address dealing with the work
of this orgenizatinn. The I:oderieh
students for several - years have been
T o Mr. anti Mtn. F. J. But land-liewit-
f,•It sympthy will be -extended in the
sudden .'..- which they sustnin.d In
the death if their little son. Jack Tay-
ur n mad. The little !elk)* Ira. (only
three month,. old. He hut bon Buffer-
in from a cold' two weeks previous
out . is .lice on Sunday. rame as a
great ;lock' to bis p{,anr•nts.. ...The, fun-
eral boot plaice on Tut -galas. afternoon.
interment being 'Medi in Maitland
cemetery. fie -v. Jas. Hemikon etm-
delei,id the funeral service.
CHURCH NOTES.
A temperance field day is to i.e held
in the count y of Huron on Sunday.
November &b, when from most of the
pulpits, in the county addresses on
temperance are to he given. -
The n.mgiegetion of Knox church
are booking forward to the meeting of
the I'rinre Edward Island 1'r,•sln'tery
on N(It'1•mt.•I let with w.•11 -grounded
hole that their call will then be ae-
•.ptt•d i1)' Hey. G. E. Ross. of Zion
chinch, l; harl.otte•tow o. -
The annual thank -offering meeting
..f the MacGillivray Mission Band of
Knox church will he held in the lec-
ture roods of the church next Satur-
day afternoon at :3 o'clock. The meet-
ing will be addressed by Mia. I:atild,
a tet urned Inissionary from, Formosa.
important
pi.,,•ut•.• that .1 large "arm ,.I 1.11. farewell .'•emend. in St. And-
iur{inrtxnt x11 industry . wto IM• dew ",
'hi111')). 1.41 1tford. hn Sun,ltty
uhuint • sl in cern greater-l,.'.plo)a.r• Ia.t. hay lite a..eptelat 1•:11l to the pas.
ti,nls in oar town,`das ht.,rtily !':u. :„rate of Knox enure)]. COlingwtwsl.
t11tt1' The congregation of Knox church
F. W. W.....1... of i he A mu•rkilti )mats
\Lchine 1.s was pt.tit yi
referred r
heard two excellent discounter; o
Son-
o' the merster iir which .hi. c 'pithy Islay fr.lan Rev. D. Teti's of Teeetvelet.
is c,nre•ned.. tie stooled that. inste ti ; His text ht the evening service was
o? 101%itlg t:.Mlerieh the Company to. • •'(ivet earnestly the hestgifts," and
(ended to enlarge its plant here. fie' the 'sermon wss•one to be remembered.
TiMeludeal a vel•ys tali'f:lctol V state_ i Next Sunday th'' pulpit will be (tecu-
nient 1.y deelering that the,lent ' pied by Rev. J. L. Small. of Blyth.
would never leave' 1 itsirrich Avitll his `The religion% work committee of the
eon•enr, end he )whey.' he ...wit'1. M. C. A. is calling for a meeting of
.peak alwo for Mr. Mancif . '. I all Sunday school teachers and work -
Other Matter. spoken of w.•1.• IS. 1'. era in the A".s'iation room" over the
It. track eminent ion with the '- Union Bank for next Thursday, Nov-
i -quit freight •he.)., waterpower for em'wr :ird, at 8 p. m.. to (Decries the
(balers+ industries. the grain market, formation of a teacher -training class,
the rrmIoyal of the old bull of the RPV. Dr. Medd will preach io Vic -
berg'. Tee •h from the hathar. , Aa tnria street Methodist church next
a r of these matter. I'Pttntt..l Sunday forenoon end evening; love -
further consideration. it was •T,•cide•d feast at lel o'clock in the f•.rennon. The
to r1(jonrn the meeting to Tuesday sacrament of the Lord's Supper will he
evening next. November l.t. *hen it administered immediately after the
is hoped Cher.• will be a large attend- forenoon service. Young Men's Uni
ince of the business men ..f the town. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. E ` y
Coultis will speak on ' 'ming
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Mans Guide Book." AIL, oung men
__ are invited. In tb. evening Dr. Medd
'anis Is r at etre o
he I k f actotier. Its hi=ts will speak on "Thanksgiving."
Gel,. ('hallrn and Miss H. Belcher.
soloists: Mister Warnock and Prid-
h:uu, pia11.sts : Miss B. Harris and Dr.
Nougat!. readers, and Herbert Mitch-
ell, whose beautiful piano playing was
enthusiastically encored. A contest
in becoming acquainted was then en-
tered upon. each one pteseot being
handed a slip of paper and a.peucil
with instructions to secure am many
signatures ea possible. At the close.
the degree of B. A. (beet acquainted)
Was conferred on Miss K. Hrown,
whose slip bore seventy-four signa-
tures, and Mia R. Aitken. who had
sixty-seven. After refreshatente a
most pleasnt evening was brought to
a close by singing God Save the King.
DUNGANNON.
A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK.
ti NUW.-athomeeverydayassettThors-
days. New remedy for extracting teeth iSomno-
form)better than iae. Crown east bridge work.
etc. Aluminum plate- Coon breakable -1
N. B, -You ,an always hate your work much
better done in the dental oeloe-wore time
better facilities tor doing the work, ware cone
tenth's for the wase:
(YCIOE.-THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Dungannon for The Signal is at the Poet -
Book and Stetlor•ry Store. when
orders will Me rere'ved for rubscrtptloos, *d
vertlsing and job work. and receipts will be
given tor atnounte mild for the Tawe
TufisDAV, Oct. 'Lith.
N e are Owl (1, see James Iles,• out
again after his sicklteso
The pulpit of J -j ikine church was
ably filled list Sunday by H,".' Mr.
Treleaven. id Lucknow.
St Roach has purehareti a r.•.idem.e
in r eierieh and intends reetoyi1g
ddhith his family- to the county- town in
the near future.
The (itoterich Rural Tektite me ('otrt-
peanvel+u the piles all in south of the
village. We understand the men will
start digging. north of the village thi:
week.
W. are sorry to h r of the illness
of Mi.e Blowers, of� he village. We
hope she will soon be out again. as she
hat a good nurse. Miss .$e.'U1i.ter. of
Clinton.
On %S.dneolhy evening of loot week
the Presbyterian chureh'. was well
a let•ture
Qart trem
filled. The ,s•ca.ioa wary
giy,•n i.)' MIs. G:iuld. mirsio
Formosa:
W. McClure and family W.•?r• visit-
,strs at ,Goderich nn MondMv. Will
t,ntst expert some winter, ..as he
brought home two Mae ;cutters frtim
Godw•w h.
Tuesday of this week we sa w in our
village -n tomato vine Ideating Not -
meow. also. green and ripe tomatoes.
Very good for "taut. Lady of the
Snows, ' i.ti t it 1 •
- -
Rev. R. A. Miller. of .%nhurn.
.ro w:hlti missionary sermons ,in the
M.ttio,list ebureb here oft Sunday'.
Rev. L. Bartlett. the Ihingannon
pastor. took Mr. Millet's work.
Het. L. Bartlett is the pdtwewir of
d •'Buick" tweeseated auto. He ar-
rived hour. wit It it last week and now
we may expect to bee the pattteirn!
v it•it.• t ,ndurtd in up-to-date style.
The congregation of St. P :1. u 1 ' s
church are to give their annual hot
supper and concert on the evening 'of
Thank.giying Day. The Elgar.Iadiee'
Quartette. of Loont)t•n. ba•. leen .se-
cured for the tteca+•• . '
.1. Rola-rte. .on of our tow nanian
I. M. Roberto,. has 11(•.%n tipptlintw1 tel-
ler in the Fort Erie branch of the
SterlingFlank. thinganuonites are
phrased to •,'serve Jack's progress, , up
the nobler of pI'osperit v.
hob nn thist r of his day a ni nent. His drepacit y
for worn ens prodigious. He actually
undertook and accotn lisbed well the
work that todey usually requires four
fin' Mr. Pertains wee a figure in the
Public life of remade. The funeral
vir'too es were ctmdected by RPC•.
then Elleretext. rotor of Si. Jansen
Ap,ostle Anglienn church of Mon -
Leal, whit wawa farmer pastor of the
Mn, Parsons."
ime you were looking over your warms "l'he (Jhritian"Gtialdian announces
rot getting it into ahem for winter. i.et F. J. that tbe,.partnerehip which has ex.
rld
Phwm Moe the order for your new suit• inted for twenty-six veer. between
See the Tbank„givine window et Wilmer wryer•
'smith'. Art Store. and then step imide and in Mewtt'!. ('tnwaley and 'Hunter,
pact the Iargs and select .tock of fancy g'wde geliste, has had to be dissolved
McNees. eA ha. ort•., etc.. including woods 'through the physical disability of Mr,
which can be procured nowhere else in town.
w
P
IiPn oil h at (kddh•►Imr.' Hall Hunter. The names and evangelistic
Herr
R K work of ,The
and Hunter are as
,ext Thursday evening. famous in Canada as were those of
The Rebekah:Lodge purposes holding Moody and Sankey in the United
a social evening the second week in Stereo. Rev. Mr. Hunter has fallen a
November. The date and fuller par- victim to palsy so the result of long-
ticulars will be announced later. continued arduous toiling in the cause
The building with which P. T. Dean of Christianity. For more than a
has filled out the corner of East street quarter of a century Mr. Hunter fab -
and the Squire WAS opened on Satur- ored incessantly in a work whic
day with a stock of fancy drygoods. made a terrific drain on hie nervous
The mammoth posters on the hill- energy Ile never spared himself,
hoards about towadvertising the and, while this induhitAbly contrite
Z.,n-Bak preparations, have attracted uteri largely to the success of Crossley
considerable attention from ritizena and Hunter meetings, seemingly it
thin week. has compelled Mr. Hunter to retire
further articipatiou in his
The re Allan meetinff of the Goderich
of the %Vmnrn'n institute will
AUBURN.
%VEoNEsn.tr, Oct. fifth.
Mrs. Joseph Lawson visited at Gode•
rich far a couple of Weeks. -
Mrs. Patterson left yesterday for a
visit to her home in England.
Mr. anti Mrs. Will. Helwig. of Luck-
now, sprnsSundey with friends in the
village. .
Mrs. Hadke left on Wednesday for it
two weeks visit with her daughter at
Brantford.
Itev. L. Bartlett. o f Dungannon,
preached in the Methndi,t church Sun-
day night.
The Blyth 'telephone Co. is putting
cross -trees on its poles between Blyth
and Auburn.
Quite a few from this neighborhood
went to Goderich last Tuewisy t-'
attend the interest.
Last week .sales McManu cured
quite a few cattle from �ll Lockhart
tar feeding purp.,ses.
Mies Clark. of alma, visited her
sister Mrs. Mil at the parsonage. for
a few days _t week.
Ins os; Robb, of Brussel,. paid
hiss'fficial visit tcrthe school on Wed-
esday last and reported favorably
on the teachers work.
Alt. Asquith has purchar/r' a fine
horse from Alf. Backer. •.f Brussels.
The price paid was Clint. .
:Anniversary services -will he held in
the Methodist church on November
Cath. More particulars later.
The township of Colborne put in the
first steel tile that it bas used in the
culvert at John Sywingtons this
week.
Format) kr. O.?)I(LR 27, 101 7
ANNOUNCEMENTS.•
This is the *raison of changeable
weather, wet, feet 4f'ud vuddwn :.tlrick.s
of i11n1•es, '%'e have r.•linhle retitle-
diet- for burr th ata .add.,- conide.,
neuralgia, site. 1:`` K. %%'uu.lt,ylrug1ist.'
(,odtrich. / -.
FRED. ('. Bt�+t+t D. rupture lanes o.peei-
lio, will la• • tithe Bedford hotel on
'Choi -today nes .
All those who are ruptured .huuld
cull at the Bedford ;hotel Thursday
next and see the celebrated ..it' Pad
Trusses for ladies. gentlemte•;, or . hid•
tlt•en.
IluessIsU 1 ',4'TE$T.--W)eal do ton
know a11t.u(_1t.•giva wuta'}Ia•s? 111 or-
der to end phiisi zt• their ..mer oI' eon-
sU'uctiop and al0,hite pt•rc141141e'n
41111.1ur gnebsimg contest ..ill he Adver-
tised next week that should encourage
ittuueliatc interest. WALTER H.
H.1RHl$4)1.
A High -Grade Watch Free.
A eliance to get a high -grub. watch
free! The entire proposition. which
w ill appear in next week's issue, is in-
tended 111 attract -P "' 1 1111011114M 111
the superior quality atilt Value of Re-
gina watches. EVw•ylxely•catn have x
chance with aa..uranve of a tituai•e dell.
WALTER H. HARRIsoe.. .
Return Tickets at. Single Fare
via Grad Trunk •Railway- •system
account enxsgiving Day between
all stations in Canada, also to Niagara
Fails and Buffalo, New York, Detroit
and Port Huron, Mich. Good going
October Yli, 29, 30. 31. return limit
November '2nd, 1910. Secure tickets
from F. F. Lawrence, Grand Trunk
town agent. Goderich.
PERSONAL. MENTION.
Allen Walker. of I)a,tter. Colorado, L here
on a %41t with relative's
Mr.. Dermot McEvoy leaser (Jill week on e
month's visit at Boston.
Misr Stella 8 iron had been visiting friends
at Brussels and vicinity.
Mex T. Hnek•tep leaves on S:uurd,r4 fur
Toronto, when she will likely spend t
w•fnter.
Mr.. W. E. We.tobt of Brandon. Man.,' 1.
visiting bee mother. Mrs. S. Cox, St. Patrick'.
sunset.
Mr.. Shannon left Tuewiav ahernouu for
Me Rwen. Tear... where she purpo-.e■ spending
the winter.
Mr. and Mn. H. E. tt'orselt are moving -this
week to Toronto. where they purpose tusking
their bona
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. I'rieham Leave toruorroe.
to srppeend a tew days visiting at Toronto and
Hani'ybury
Lucknow Sentine: i Mr*. R. G. Mulholland
and little daughter. Margsrite.•of Goderich
hare been the gm'st' or iR . urea. Mc(arrott
for the part wees.
Mn. Ales. lawtn Colborne. St. (leorwe-
C r&exist. will receive Wednesday. November
'!rd, *ad afterward- the beyond and fourth
'4..doeodaye Of every mouth.
I- W. Leen•, formerly of Godt•rich and late
of Oshawa. is now general agent for the Inter
national Rarve.ter Co. at Wtnghaum and bar
ren•oved his family to that town.
Miss Lillian Meodtmald wa- in Toronto thi-
week. the guest of Mr-. Nordheimer. Glen
edyth. She acted as bridesmaid at the Nord
beimer-Kirke wedding yesterday.
G. M Elliott hes received word of the very
serious illness of hi- brother Thome. et Tor-
onto.
or
onto. H.• lea\ e- tomorrow morning to see his
brother' for whose :ecovery slight hope' are
held.
Mr. arid Mr-. W. A. Whitely have r.:turne.l
to New (Mean.: and wilt again make their
residence in the )oethern city. They 411m.'
north la.•t year on aocot n of Mrs. Whit"
ly's health which ha- b. -en much _ bane
fitted from her -tay in a:oderich. Mr-. tt hitely
and her ettle *on art ywterda ' for the South.
Mr. Whitely hotit.g preceded her rote week -
ago.
MARRIED.
'GAItROW-(:oeHRAN- intheChurcb of St.
Mary Magdalene. Manning avenue. Tot -
onto, on Thirr.day. October t-oth. by Rev.
(''males Darling. Mi... Marjorie otewart
ochran. da Ater of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
.or ('ochran. Toronto. to Edward Pletcher
narrow. Winnipeg. e.dest son ,,f Hon. Mr.
Justice Darrow. of Toronto. formerly 01
Goderich.
DIET),
•
Iit'TLA\D.-in Goderich. on Sunday. October
Lard. Jack Taylor Butlend. infant spit of
Mr. and Mr- F..1. Rutland. aged 3 m' 'th-,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Oct. '
p
Thanksgivi,.g''I s% lel• Wal H. Har
IAli Kind. of drove. -Howell Hardware Co . :'
Headquarters for gtetl--e Furnishing. -tied.
Johnston ..�. ...... ........:.. . .....II
To Keep Good -lime -.I. 9. Davey : .
Wall %'Aper -tea Porter
1' he, _feet -McLean Bror.... ,s..
Mare New Mantles D. -Millar ('o . ..
,.duction Selsof Milch rows -S. E. ilrmly
Month-end Specials Hodgent,Bro.. 1'2
Sure Cure -E. R. Wigle. .. . ....It
Suits and overcoats -W. 1 Pridham 8
Elegance In Sheer -Downing St Maryioar, a
Auction Sale -Robert McLean 4
Harming' for Thie week -W. Acheson J( Son 2
;r to 23c Store -P. T. Dean.. _ (I
131e :Sacrifice sale--)). C. ("Marron 4
Coat Week -.1. H. Colborne. ..... n
Tenders Wanted -W. L. Horton 1
Readers -E. R. 'Wigle..... 7
National Phonograph Co . ..: lo
Not ember It-- Y. M. C. A.... .... _. ,I2
*Leader -N. t', Cameron. . .. _ 1
Tenders- Proudfoot. Hay. & Killoran . 1
DressDoode=N.tr. Cameron. , `-7-
Rupture
Rapture- Fred C. Bond ..... _.. ..... ..
Readers -Fred 1''. Bond . . . ... . .. . . . . 7.
4'hoicr Grape Fruity H. H. Long., .. . 12
Free Leeson!' Continued- tV ismer Smith. e
Poultry -John W. t•anatter 12
IS
O Q f� •
Big S4difice
SALE
'
The following items were crowded out of our
big advertisement on page. 4 of this issue. Be
sure to read every line in both ads..
Millinery Department
Right in the very heart. -.of the best setting
season we are putting•on sale a, .large number of
trimmed Hats to make -it worth yt5ur while. to- buy
during this sale.
TFtr�y- %e felt Shapes, etnYmed with velvet -
and Persian silk ribbons, wings feathers Mid .
buckles, not one in :the Iot-'would sell in the
-regular way less than $3.5o to $s.00. The lot
at sale price -.while they last $ 2 r 98
each
Five dozen Ostrich Feathers, full
in. length, in black and ,white, reg-'
s1
l4 I1Chr.,
Sale nye $1.75 14
alar $2.25• p
Dress Goods
Twenty- 'e shot ends of Dress Goods, -in
leng s 6, 64, and 7 -yards, in the new shades,
diago .I weaves, regular Value 65c and ��C
75c- ' e lot on sale at per yard
Two -h 1 ndred-and-ffft•' yards of Dress
Goods in all- -ool worsteds, Berges and broad-
cloths in :art • us good shades, regular value
up to $l.00 and 1.25. -Sate primo per
yard
Fifty yards ex a heavy all wool fancy
Tweeds, suitable for -hildren's and misses'.
coats, regular S1.5o. •ale price per 98c
yard -
,Four hundred yards blac' Sateen, regular
width, good quality, regular v:Iue 15c.
Saleprice per yard IOC
5
NOTE -Several cases of Dres- Goods have
nett, yet been opened, so we ate una'le to' give
proper` descript•,ons.
Coate to the store when the sale eta s• and
the -big savings will be'demonstrated.
A party of young sportsmen from AUCTION SALES.
Clinton made this their headgnartertt Fauntr !lee 1[t. Auction .ale tit a
while th'-y were 110 a hunt tugexpedi- carh•ad of mllch cows and heifer•. a[ Gwldry
Lion in the neighboring woods on Sat- Hto•.' Red Karn. 1:odcdirh• cotutnenc•hng 61 1 et,
urday.
Owing to•the large amount of team-
ing to the station the t .'lige trustees
have let the contract of nutting x Int
of fresh gravel on Cha teal leading 10
he stet ion.
Andrew Ferguson has made write'
an addition to his house, raising it
and p'ittin t a stone foundation 4141 r
it and overhauling the upper et ac-
ture as well
M ismostARY /tit'YDAT.-A
from any p sal
well -loved work. While this news missionary Undav Program as fol -
awakens general regret, ell who knew lowed iu tiw Methodist Kunda • school
Mr. Hunter and took an interest in bast Sunday. Interesting Ike on
evangelism rdelt•ntly hope that his die- (Thine were given by Jos. Veshin
ability will prove only temporary, and ton and Mrs. %Vl4'hitI to and a alk i
that he will soon rejoin his partner'. Lon of by Mise Effie ox. A quer-
The anniversary of the North street tette stool given hy
Mi May F,•rgu-
Kpwnrt.h 1.ewgne was crttlrated last'son, dile• aylor end Messrs. Knox
,Sunday end Monde . Ur. Ilona all, and N•.; I :Cr. A sic al n►iunioosry
TT Itrollectiun was taken rpt
who occupied hill p e pit for the ret
k NRW BA'tlt RUI UING dsfi@ P+'n P
d ser- of 1 e rte am". owns hes •411d 'no '
branch
be held in the Oddf.11ows' Hall on
Thursday, November 3rd. at 3 (i crow k.
A gond program is being provided. •!
Last week McLean Brow. placed in
position shove the entrance to their
atore a handsome new sign. (Over-
doing Semi -ready garments. it is
fl'NO with electric lights and is very
att.rartive in appearance.
The to•nefityncial under the auapicee
of the Women'a Institute will he held
at the home of Mrs. MecRinnnn. 7ra-
talgar street, on Friday evening, Ore
toper ?lith, at A o'clock. Home -meds
candy for sale. Admiaainn l/tc.
y{ar,t�c•lock .h•aa�rp. the property of S. E. BRAut.
TiteMAe 01.7CDnv. autt erect.
time since his return. was the ape* er 1
at both the morning an even tng r11d beadiest a si e, w. r whop f •r
vireos The church was teatefidly deer t p" 1'
1
(crated and special music was rendered the pert fret pi(re to the R .•111rng
hy the choir. The "et home" on Mon• Rink, whir h ' ....1. t totting no ' he
day evening watt en enjoyable feature site a new e • k building this tall. The
of the nniversat y. More than one ( present'fon ding is found to be too
.ntal1 and nconveuieut for the busi-
here. Che new building
riaily improve the appear-
n.r main atreet.
ST. HELENS.
UT ANTED. - CHICKENS, HENS,
11 duck,:_. geese and turkey : alive or
drooled. tt a pay the highest cash or trade
pries. Taken every N eduesdsy and Thurs-
day morolug. P'owl mu -t he starved and
properly dressed. R. K. MILLkR Iet1TATE,
St. Helena ,
MO8DAY, Oct..
Tits NKW MANSIt.-The eshy-
Helens
new manse
terin congregation of
heve just completed the'
and it i one oft at hoouse& in
this district. The ouse is two atotlea
A0xXi feet, h of white Krick with
front ani de entrance. The upper
story is" flnishecl in the interior with
Georgia pine and the lower (tory in
Fbesuxrt. The attic ham also been fin-
ished. The home is equipped with all
1 the modern conveniences and is one of
the amort comfortable in every respect.
CAMERON'S
Departmental Store.
%me
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Goderich
Q 1
The Signal and Weekly Globe to Jan. 1st, 25c
T The ran tni dente, retire -
hu for o+,nmeeStime tined
est ham Noen been atb esundred lrome faster t societies and olefin don
pnt•rbaa..l by J,1th Bogert, of Godes other giteate were et^wt•we. rot m 11 : wilt m
root Otto. LI le th • a./l : -nose of
t r prier fent' ., art !nevi- g
Irich townah'p Th
Special Announcement.
Ayaorb for hill• emiouneetnent next
week wlich will tell you how to )Tet u
/1/111411•01111. gold watch how. This 1.
(unething Putitcly different from the
as Ptnge free offer nines Regina watcht4.
are of the highestrade and are sold
ons by reputable jewellers. W..LTILR
H. Heiteteote.
COWAN
MAPLE
BUDS
134
The most delicious of
chocolate confections.
They stand alone in
their smoothness,
richness and unique
flavor. insist on
having COWAN'S. Name and
design patented and registered.
TME COWAN (O. WMITE%TORONTO.
RUP-TURE
NEW ENGLAND SPECIALIST
FEED C. BOND
My treatment of (Hernia) Rupture or False Rup-
ture. Scrotal Femoral or Ingenial, is the most Reliable
Method. indorsed by the best medical men of
of Ontario.
I will visit G▪ od e r i c h for one
day and evening only 3rd ' Nov