The Signal, 1910-11-3, Page 1pine printing
The Signal Job Depart- '
meat maker, a •pedally
of fine commercial print-
ing. Estimatesftfrn:shed
on any claps of work.
Quality of work guar -
mitred.
-
SIXTYTHII:D Y)Att -No
Gos 'E1t1CU.
N 1'AIt10, CA ADA NuVE11I►E1. 1910
I
'C [like!, hest and Cndiv ideal it TavI**4Mr. Nov. 3rd.
Profits afli4,700
Total /tweets over *41.101,004). I
OVER 190 B1tAm.itt: _
FINANCIAL
Wilom
• OF CANADA
EOOTAIII.INHE1) 1M45•.
-Metchant.wh
• Co
GODERICH MARKETS.
in
Canada enable 4h)..
Ban to offer excep-
onal service to the
Firm, Corporation or
usiness is widespread.
ions made anywhere. Negotiable paper
s punted_ `ravellers' Letters of Credit issued.
Money,t-ransmitted by Money Order, Draft or
'I'gie graphic or Cable Transfer.
' oder-ich Branch, W. L. HORTON., Manager.
Phying near the Square wlehme a lady
eeler. .\pply to P. U. BOX A.
i•
1 v . g Hotel public
• (4UNIFRY S .
i. r NOVEMBER
'tAT
SATURDAY„ I:rH.
conmtencieg at 1 o'clock sharp : r.
A number of gess doff conk : •bomthirty
good much cows. In calf, andel nu bet of
yearling and two year-eld +accts.
The cows *reran extra (tool! lot and will be
r t at time -ale.
o►rarteed r e e t of e
R Pts
D
gill). Ht LLA. y: THGUMMY.
AN ED.
(►:11 pt.:R WANTED. - A I.A1.1Y
vamIA
AU1'TION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
!i or
HOW) DRAFT CULTS, MILCH- a OW S -AND
YOCNO CATTLE.
Fall wheat, per boob *OM tog o sn
heal I
K bash.. to , Dor
{
Itye, } pet bu-h u w, to u esu
But kwheat, per bush 0 45 to 0 Ott
New hate. per buehel. .. . U Y. W 0 9)
old oats. per bush.. . ®10 W ,s 1't
i Pea', per hush 0 tj to 0 k5
( Y ve itl
Flerly r bush 0 w 0 20
1Mtoreenfn "I
ralto
g . ton 9u 8
I Flour, family.per2 73 to 6 75 Speeches by Mayor Cameron, ex-
Ftour. patent, per oat. s lel to I let
Orem. per Wu 111,0W to I Pep Mayor Macklin, A. Saunders and
, Shorts, per ton es for to 23 W Members of the Club -Event
▪ - Na e ;Irl to 9 110
Wpeool. per cord • VIII to 0 W Marks the Opening of the -Winter
I 23
1"heoe. Per
rtlb lb.-. _ ».. • 0 Is to to 0: I Season.K - 'e
are fresh, per dot " a `•- 25 to n Yi
New Vetatrle, per bushel.. . 0 31 to ' u 15 ---
u
Cattle, ordiu'y tq Rood, per eat1 , to 5'rt
I
Cattle, export, percwt _ 5. to a to
I L
0
A BARGAIN
As an Pxtrlt induce-
inenl tt new llhbtct•illet•s
The Signal will 1* sent
from now to 1st January,
1914. for the price of a
yesi'srubitert
81,00. NOW ie the time
, send in your n,
and your i dollau•.
Rt. -ZONAL PBINTINO ('U„ Ltd.. Pvausas 11.
parents.. Mr. art! Atrs-Juke
Pullet A GREAT MEETING i Galdd, (,f Formosa, gate a eeiy'inter-
IVi. C C . Britannia SUPPERthe ladle.'Dr - e rating address. dwe cling particularly
I Ih.. turd, tilt,. week.
Mrr F. W Doty hxs returned to town cher Ion the difflcultites nt the Chinese tan
syfndiotr .ever* mouths at N'iuuipt•g gnaw.. this sells of f• Art -binding. and
loreinte.
Mb. O1ad)s Alc4evin' who t" teaching BOARD OF TRADE ROOM FILLED
FESTIVE OCCASION AT CLUB school at % arveh, w'ar hupne for the Thrnk.glv-
lug hulht.'(. .
BOOMS WEDNESDAY EVENING. Alex. diver. of Omit. was a visitor with his
uncle w d aunt, Mr. and Mr-. A. •Saunders,
chi., week:
Mis-es in -'e and Alit maunder-. of Hayergal
College. 'I' ronta epetlt thr'. holiday at their
borne het 4
Mrs. George (iirnble and "on \raster spent
the hotida7 with .tames .1, l elver, of the Red
k)tar Theatre.
.Ari.,• Mabel Doty end Moe w41 tweAllene /or
of
Loretto Abbey `cheer- oronto,
This, ksgivinv.
R. J. Dean, of )rt. Jerome+ College. Berlin.
spent the 7 h,anksgh:lig bolidatys under the
Geos e.Holland will sell by auction at
the ('ornmer•'Ial OIC 'table,. t' nton. on
1-.Livery,.a d u5
Cab and• B
Stables
TIIE•
RED BAR • N
• South Stle.•t. K:('dfpich'.
unset all Trains end Steamers.
Pat lic'iI r .tttentinn.. given to
calls irolp psivete residences.
'Phone No.:w .
'Phone 3U.
WAN TED.
\
I , Teams and Teamsters wanted
1 at once; laic en hour will to
)paid. Teenisterr to use one and.
:[-half yard oxer. .'n their' -
wagons. Come ready to work.
)
.11t1AV STEWART CO., jAppIy
-
( LTD., '11.t. the Big MW,
VO
(dl rich.
•
I.CMICE AND 'SHINI;LES
All kinds rough h 1un I
ber in
..heck at the . N' Lumber Yard.
e nest to, Menet ton Furniture -
Fat tory, op ami 1:.T.R. track:
C)rlYrs filIed at sh rt notice.
S. New Brunswick Cedar,.
1 Shingles- -Larkin" brand -the
hest on the market:
- JAS. • DEAN & CO.
'Ptjiontixo. 2zs.
`v-ti'-.r''v-vv-,--,c+--•r--- L
THE
(jul)ERICH CONSERVATOR
OF MUSIU
J.H. HUNTER, L,L,('.M.MCt'gl'andt P.T.c
AI. eforontol, Or . 4 Knox Chureb. '
Volpe C • re, Organ and HOBO*
H y Counterpoint, etc.
K. Piano. Harmony, Ueaater-
Point. etc.
.1NUR4W8, Kindergarten sad
Plano-
M110• HEINitKE, Violin.
Ai E SHORE, Mandolin. Geltar ands Dino-
int. .
For int"royation se to tiffs. eta.
the Conserv
STERLTTN1 BANK
G
OF CANADA
HCADO►rica Tomer.
.1 TBGw4Zltn CAPITAL - sieesure1
lN'C01tPORATED DY $PF.('IAL ACT
OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
Fromm.
8ALE NOTES D elCOU "'j'En
Highest current rate of interest
ld in
MA8
VIR(lMBANK r DEPART
MENT
nn deposits of $1.(IOelnd upward,.
fODgRFCH BRANCH.
A. G. GAMBLE. Manager.
.l uctionper.
Ting Pemba S YS to ."0
wt
d
cep, per cwt 401
410*?,
m ►o . 1 A'•
Tallow,
per :,(4 1°1°4
'74'
to
Hides, per cwt s,st to 7 (0
!Sheep ..kits
thicken.
fnrkeys
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Nov. 3rd,
Page
Houma for Rent --J. B. Hawkiw • 1
Aitch Free --, -„ - 9
Ones-it/CA -oldest %Vatted, Harnett le
central Husain.. ('0441Re. "traUisi-D. A.
Atel.u•hlau..Princtpal .. . ,. 6
Barred. hocks for tide =H. A. Hovey. (lin. -
' ton - 1
Agent.. Vo anted--F3eetrie Bean l'bemlcal C0„
Ltd., Otters", . . .... ......
Reeler C. 1'. R ....
yl to it
to to u
46 to 12
• TENDERS.
MENDERS WANTED. FOR THE
1 renting of the furling and -skating rink
for the year 1910.11. Poe.e*.ion to be given
Deosmher 1st. 1k10. Tender. clone November
tSth. W. L. HORTON, Mgr.
ads
•
TEN DERµ WANTED. .
Tamers wily se rece- ived by the under-
signed,
ndersigned, solicitors for the admintatr•tor of the
meat. of the hire Robert Orr. for the followi0R
properties to (400erich
Pgwt.-zL No. 1. tot" 4S -d: inclu.txe, In Me-
Dongall's eervey in the town of Ooderic)L each
lot one-tllth of an acre. large brick house,
harmrrtable,dri%log,4,ed end other out build.
No... Lute :2. and 631. good build.
Ing.lote fencing on Park street
Poo el No. 3. Lot 276. This lot fronts on
K1rrRvton .u.rt. and upon It Is • new. brick -
veneered hon.•,.
Keeled tender" will be *Relied until Mon-
day. November 7th. at 1 °clack p.- m., and
should be marked "Teederfur µ[reel 1 e:--.-
•
Every -day Valor.. - Hodgen. Brea '... 10
Italie ay F:tnployment -- ('antral Telegraph
School .. ..... .. :...
Announcement -W. J. Muir k (b .. ......
Hunter's Kxcursloo-F. F. -Lawrence 9
Header- W. M. tl. North St. •Methodist
(-hutch, s.,. .i
Furs -John Stead . ... ,4
Header -F. B. Wille... .. 1
tj uahty. utile and -Fit -]Merlin tiros . Y
Anhouncentertt- Reb kali Lodge. . 0
'
Watch Lo -t, The Signal .. ....• ... 1
seven Itaya'iett V*areton.; Depertweraal
-story.... ... 5
The Men 01Todal \V. C.I ridham a
Auction Sale-Veo. H31fan1..,. 1
. W Routledge House to ant Mr.. m. H Re ... 1
Offerings This Week -J. H. Colborne. . I
Ernest Tbumµ.on-Seton-Y. 31.( .A. ('puree 10
1(ORN.
MILLiAN.-In ('alborne town -hip. on notes
day. uetoher 271h, to Mr. awe Mrs. G00(Re
Mlllian, • daughter. -
MARRIEU.
flow weft Me('AItTNt•,V. In Goderich, en
Saturda). October :ash. by Kev. Dr.
Dougall. Mies !Alien Alct artney to James
Howard. all of tioderich.
PRICE-WOOTTON. In North street Aletho•
diet church, on Monday, ih•totwr 31.1. by
Iter. 11r. Domed'. MI-- Martha W.lottou.
- .Ides[ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
.
VPmol . toP Huron road. to 11'm F.H Prue,
of Guelph. .
Orr ).-tate. I - - --
For further particulars and terms. apply to
tbe undersigned or tot'. T. Dean.
Dated at Onnetictl this lath day of October.
A. D. tet+.
!'kUCIF'OOT. HAYSRKILLFIHAN,.
` • Polk. iter. for Adminbirator.
....
._ n
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC OF
GODERICH
AND VICINITY
We leg to annnllnc- o you
that the (urnitn d under-
taking hush -oars formerly
conductedfy Mr. (leo. John-
etor><>5t Goderich, will. on and
ter November lst, be carried
on under the firm nacre of
W. J. Muir k Co. T h e
business will be under the
personal supervision of Mr.
Muir, who bas had an exten-
sive experience in this line
and is fully competent to
handle it in its different
branches.
Through strict attention te
business, a well -selected and
up-to-date etnck, roltrteoue
treatment a n d reasonable
price.. we hope to secure
your esteemed patronage.
Our aim will be: "The beat
possible value for your
money," and our motto is :
"A square deal to everyone."
A visit to our .how -rooms
(west tide of Sgwale) will
always be appreciated ; and
remember we will esteem it a
pleasure to show you our
good".
Yours very truJ7,
.7 MUIR SE -C.O.
APPLES
FOR SALE
Anyone wishing to secure
apples may do so by ceiling
at my storehouse. 1 have
Jost received a carload.
D. F. J-IAMLiNK
FOR SALE.
AI{RBD ROCKS FOIL SAt.E.-
L 'TIIilt y -ave fern -d rock .rockerel' : ppart.
Pringle -train •• four to .yfx months u1d. 1140
to (14.34* tech. 1(udi tind.•1 Made 0n more tha
fT
one. H. A. HOVEY. (- nton. It
t
uORSE FOR A1.E: - :OOD
,1t general per horse. el peers old.
or particular. limn Pei T difjNAI. .Mt%
VICE.
ND ,FOUND.
-A 'LADY'S OOLD HUNT-
G ease 0 ateh and cob last week, be -
eon thp-t'olborne'hotel and Warrener'n
bakery on H•niaiton street,. The monogram
•M. D, is engraved on the outside of the sue.
The finder will be suitably rewarded upon
leaving it at THE A10NAL OFFICE.
+ ttt
ASTI* A Y. -FIVE YOU h(i CATTLE.
font heifers and one bopil. strayed into
town this week end are now 1n.Cherwe of the
town authorities. Owner may have same] on
provInR roperty and {1s'aatiegR expenses. Apply
to RICHARD 1'O44TL4THw'AITE. Chief of
Police.'
SITUATIONS VACANT.
AGENTS -WANTED FOR TWO
new lines. Apply for particulars to THE
• ECTRICAL BEAN CHEMICAL CO..
LTD.• Dept. A.. •=7d Albert street. Ottawa, (Int.
atm
I)AILWAY EMPLOYMENT AS AN
hi pl ween[ and telegraph (vent,*
scHool. ('ENT A I.
tiCHU01.. Venire street, Toronto. prepares you
*short time. Write for Information.
/14104) GENERAL SERVANT
11 wanted. Apply to MRA. WM. WAle
I. to E. Wellington street. 21-tt
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
HOUSE TO RENT. -CEM E NT
block bonne on Brook street. Apply to
MRA. WM. HOLTLEDOE.
T1017SE FOR RENT. -MEVEN
II room., centrally baste., Kelsey furnace,
electric light, hot and oold water. bathroom
and toilet. Apply to J. B. HAWKiNS.et 8t.
Patrick's street. 9-t f
OFFICES TO RENT ON NORTH
street. lately occupied by J. 1.. Killoran
and Andrew Porter. Apply to J. P. BROWN.
21st
HOUSE FOR SALE. - A TWO-
STORY brick hon...., with *even roome
pnieeIParticulate can be ifHretSGNALO eb
FOR SALE. -LOTH 23, 24 AND 26
on ('edam Amer Ooderich, .e bntalning
three-flfths of an acre. There are on them loth
a one-story frame hones. newly painted, a
e mail ..table and a good orchard, A imitable
property for a retired farmer. Terms and con.
dtttons will be fnrntehed on application to the
undersigned. M. G. CAMh,RRON, R*rrtrter,
Hamilton Onset (ioderich
VOR HALE. -El V E ACRES, W EST
P
Ade Hayfield road. between Britannia
road end Bennett street : gond portion of [hie
land r, It able for market eerden,,,mall trusts•
rte. Ala sell In two pert+ of two and nnehalf
sores e. For price *pd tear write H. A.
10141/AN. 173 Windsorre., 1VInd.or. qnt.
rI1OWN PROPHHW FOR SALE. -
Holten and Into known a. the i'apt. Mac-
Gregor roperty nn Anglo...A at re,l. Goderich
hones h' rooms. hot water heating and modern
convenience., with one Int on Trafalgar .treat.
Will be mold jointly or eaparately. Home and
lot an Napier *trent, * rooms, rood rewiglenoe
dial met. ('otter'at Sett ford with 3 entre of
orchard winter ^pplce.
'I ns'e• (]OMsties eon be had at reaoebie
prise.. 7y to J. L. KILLORAN Harriette.. rI It ct
The '•%teneowtung ('an/ie Club liar '
been prt•pa.ritig for til ,tt•tivv winter
seivent at the viol) iix.tis, and ktst
evening it supper was held to 114811. the
opening lot the segs m. AIlO4It twellt'V-
fivp members were, in ataetelanet•, and
Mavur 'Cameron; ex -Mayor Meek -
lin and Alex.. Saunders Were present
a'1 invited guests.. Ur. Sale. ptesidrnt
of the Club, presided ttt the heal of thr
prettily decerata•tl table, and
Holwrisou seas in the vice.prosillent's
chair
After jtistire had leen dome Yui an
excellent bill of fare, the president
took Mel -timid Ih.t in hand, taking the
ow1•tuuity do thank the mend*, for
1 hp)e• hutlot• which they, had emit.. sal
upon hilt in electing id 111 I. 0, the presi-
delU')' of the Club.
In etAillet•t ion with -the mart lily.
"The flub" Mr. -Saunders was 1•alleul
opine_ Fie expressed his ,pleasure in.
the fae•t that the le•neeetsing Canoe
Club was keeping to 'the front' the
water privileges ut phis town -pelvis-
. . r•I. 1
\' u r t.•w n Ir
e tri which Many f.th
1
1
K 1
but which
E did not. fully ajq,rw•ia•c• 1 1t w lu
r(nun)` other WM in. .tt.ol,l Isr 0011T -
possess. He dlulldiment4tl the, 4'luh
1 opt' its "access in the poet And ten-
dered eY
his good analv fur it clmtirm i
prosperity.-
• 1.1.. Willman }epx,.;.1ra :114 a nlemit%r of
the Club,' of tvflic'h they- all -were
t•I.sttR
nu 1. He' healers that the flub
tui ht du *
met thug al.nIK
t
he line 0
the Canadian flub movement. and
have a series of meetings addressed Dy
I
pis uiiltent men of the Province -a
I sttggeistie)n that was afterwai-ds en-
dorsed by others. .• ..
The toast -Our Country" brought
1)r•. Macklin to his fret. He earn -need
the pride which Canadians' felt in
their great country. and spoke strong -
ah• „f 4he. nerwlikity of leashing to the
clatter of defence. Newly all the
great war.. he pointed out, were
remised by a desire for the possession
of increased territory, and he felt fleet
Canada's gtr*ttexte•mt 0111104 was all
object of envy 1 ,g - tins' eations. It
1141uwoval 4'atlnalians, therefore, to
take Seine r(p-f,ir-1 he defence of their
land. %
W. W. Rols•rtwm spoke briefly in
r(,n.nt•etion with the mime (omit, pre -
firing his remarks with an acknowl-
edgment 1 11•w•hi/'lt e Mem-
bers
e m-
erlgnlrnt(fth hro t l h ut nl
Ie't•s elf the ('lub had 'conferred upcn
)tbn1 in eleet'ing hint :L: their' vire-pon-
ident,
.Mayot• Cameron Wit: aeki'il.to *peak,
to the toast of ”Commercial Inter-
ests." lb- spoke of harbor improve
melts, the forinrtion of a p•t•u)anent
11011141inilitaryromp here. • and ether mat-
ters w•lii.th 11a•1 lxr'eivell his attention
II, Iill, Mayor of the town. Hr
appealed for [lie. election of •the best.
men that could he got as members of
the council -nen who were not afraid
to handle big things. The' people of
Goderich had long been looking for•
w"rd'to a bright future for the town,
and he believed that the time had now.
and that (4oderich woe on the
way to rapid development a.. an im-
portanti 4
p/Mxnt commercial p Int. .Ir. Cam-
eron paid a . tribute to the Board of
Trade for the assistance and support
received from that laxly during the
present year. He also, spoke enthusi-
astically of the advantages to the
town and to th ' members themselves
of such an a nizntion as the Mepe•
wetting Coulee l'1AR1.
Songs by G. L. Parsons between the
toasts were received with great ap-
After a hearty vote of thanke to the
visiting gentlemen for their. attend-
Roca and their speeches the proceed-
ings were concluded With the singing
of "(led Save the King." .
parental root.
Mrs. J. E. Nelson. of et. Thoma.. wa the
gue*t of her mother, Mrs. Yat.w.:t. 1'atoek's
street, this week.
-Ilea,.ald M -Ivan. who is )n -atteudar,-•r at
'1ronto Unl'eer.ity. was up from the (lurrn
City over Sunday.
Mir.. Hoar Mo'evin, who 4- in atteu,ivnne
at the Normal' School at Stratford was home
for Thank.givif*• •
Miss llaijory Kelly, who 1+ at Stratford in
attendance et Loretto Abbey School. was
taxa fur the holiday.
Mn.. int, .1 H..A. Wright. of KineaMine, eve..
1 vieiter here. the week witrt'Ter parrot.. Mt'.
and Mr-. ,lanle- 1'onnolly•
Mr. and Mrs. 11'. Sharman tamnoency the
- •-- Geo. (•.
PERSONAL MEN)*ION.
marriage of their dwghter Mn
Duggan. M. Ie.. 91 I teuolt.
Frank Saunder3. of the head office. Of the
1Ve.tern i'anada Flour Mill. Co. at Toronto.
wets home for the holiday.
Prod Shaalo't, ncrompanied by Mr.Gleeeon.
of (Ittaw'. came tie from the o teitel for N obit
of r few days the past week.
t'ilnton Heir Ent : -Wm. Johnston and fam-
ily have moved to todprich, where he br+
been employed -for the past:week-.
Mr and Mr'. E. 1.. ArmetronK, of Water -
100, we,e the guests, of Mr-. m. t ox. St. Pat
ek's ..breet, fur two -days (his week.
,(r. and Mrs. H. R. Symonds end family.
of `Jfrentford, Mere Kue..t- of Mr. and Mre.
H 111 Symonds at Seaford this week.
Mr. -.and Mrs. Win. Aldon+ en1 daugh',r
de:of Toronto. weirgue+t• of Mr. and Mrs.
Jiuren road, Mae -week.
John o le. -who has • po.ft on alit- the
Penmen Manufacturing -0. at Preston, is
spending a few days at hie burry. berg.
Jas. oracle attended the great Y. M.C.A.
convention at Tor,mto la -t week ar the reline -
mutat We
epromutative of the Ooderieh Association.
Mr. d Mrs. J.. E. Elliott _ of House
were
ro wa the arrest.of Al end. nA
Mrs. Alex.
Nseip. of Victoria it:rect, over the hold
Miss JNrqueline Ewart, who is ending
Mie. Veal "school at Toned" is w ogling the
h., achy- with bee aunt. I(rs. W • n Herald.
with his little
the hone of his
. on rhanesaLvfoa-
Jack lids was up from Toronto over Sun
day.
Reg. Elliott, of Toronto. spent the holiday In
roan.
Henry Shildtodt• of Hanover, visited Thos.
Carroll this week
I.r. T. (4. Holme•+. of (Detroit, vl.lted hi. Me-
ter. here fhb week.
'''he Missy. Donogh spent the Thanksgiving
holiday 1n Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Will King of Hamilton. were
in town on Monday.
J. Arthur Sutherland, of Toronto. was in
town for the holiday.
Fred. C. Hon& a former Ooderieh boy. t. In
town on bustnei- today.
Thoma.. Nairn, of WalkervUle, was In town
fora few• day. 0' .
Mldte Orate John.tonthworkway home from Strat-
ford for the Thankegiving neseon.
Dr. H. Wigle. of Wiarton, etas the inept of
his ..on. F It. 1Vigte, over the holiday.
Kenneth Boyd, of Ryrie Bros., jewellers,
Toronto. was home for Thankpllring.
Silas M.•Kenzle, of London,. antpart of the
Thanksgiving hohday.. with friend. hero.
Mt. and Mr.. It Macdonald were In Toronto
for the Nordhelmer Kirk wedding last woe".
Mi-..\m111.la MacLeod wem hone from her
echool near Exeter for the Thank.Rlvin1 holi
day. +
Mr. and Mr-. Joists (pnldthoriw, of Cooks
*111e. -pent Thank -giving with ret.tltee b1
town.
Harry Hillier. whn le attending the Toronto
College of Pharmacy, wee home for Thank*-
gl.ing.
Per. Joseph and Mae. Deacon, of Rldeet own,
were thy reeds of relatives in town over the
holiday.
Kincardine Iteporter : Mie. Rotolo, of (lode
rich, Is the goes[ of her .0.t.er. Mn. P. A. Mal
,x'm.nn.
Mr. and Mr-. William I.n-e and family, of
Newry. Ont.• and Mr. and Airs basin Nichol
and family, of Wh,gbane were the guest* of
TO OVERFLOWING.
Action Taken on a Large Number of
Questions , for the Advancement
-and Betterment of the Town -An
Enthusiastic Gathering of the Busi-
ness Men. '
It. e. Robertson. of Stratify
daughter. Mary, visited
father. 11 It. Hebert
flay.
Mrs. Geo. Aeh " and Mrs. M. W. Howell Wall Come U for Preliminary Ttia
are deleea0•• to a Method[ -t woman's M►sP ry
"ionary Socket -'nesting at •Owen euund this Next Wednesday.
week.
the folly of sticrstrul worship. Her
illustrations were such as appealed -ore
and held the interest of, the children.
A duet was sung by Agnes Maunders
and Ruth Hamilton. Mr•w. MrIhail, of
Manilla, who was present, very kindly
favored 'the atl.iiencr wit b a Polo.
which was followed by a colo by Beet
('utt. After the close of the /meeting
tea Was served.
We ahoutd•like to be able'to report
a meeting ibttt' *Gold fit the above
heading. but to keep to the truth we
Shall have to say that the meeting of
the Board of Trade'• on Tuesd•►y then-
ing was very different. It war the
quarterly general meeting, which had
leen ed jtrurned trout the regular meet-
ing night in the hope of getting out
a fail replresent*,iuu •'f the member-
ship of the e..at-J. The attendance.
however. was' very sparse. owing
partly, no -doubt. tip the rain. How- i
ever. 1f the husine•se filen of the town
Want the Bran' Of 'Trade to to a use-
ful institution they will have to shake
some effot 1 t(( attend the meet i nits
anti give their. :tablet/ince in handling
the gttestiuns which •some before tbv
heard. - •
- A.aumber of matters were disruesed
on Tuee ay, evening. but eery little
could. be done in the way of definite'/teflon. Among the subjects discussed
were the plasty une.tinl14the proposed
new elevator,- the elec4 e.. railway
situation. the questa of\ the city
r
n e t llf`wl
n Jar user h a
ins- 1 h y
business. . and e package mei ht
business.-•
•
The pees F' n . ±: iiambtr hen t
lip the , (ter of an *pplielition t t
bad 1 .. n inside for an appointment a
n inspector. aid the presideor,
e secretary and Meilen. CaenpheII,
were appointed. tinder
- t r
Lee and Frame
PPro
section 25 o: the Boa. dm of Trade Act.
AsAh'w,d (.0 examine applicants fnr
the office of inspector of any articles
'tibiae' to inspection, -
TEMPERANCE FIELD DAY.
Arrangements for Services to Be Held on
Sunday.
'Arrangements have been tuade es
follows for the temperance -field day"
to he ohot•rved ha this county next
Sunday. under the- auspices of the
Dominion Alliance :
Ooderich-11 a. m.,' RevB. H.
ele•nce at Knox church: Rev. J. B.
Kennedy. B. A., at Baptist church.
4.15 p. tn.. mese meeting in Knox
church. with addresses by Rev. Messrs.
Currie, Mpenee and Kennedy and
solos by Howard Bussell. 7 p. m-,
Rev. " B. H. Mpence et North street
• Methetdiet church: Dr.' A. M. Currie
1 et Moist church.( Rev. J. B. -Ken-
ordy at -Victoria street Methodist
,chat en.
• Leeburo - 11 a; w.. Rev. I)r. A. M.
Currie.
•
Union chnreh, tioitericb township --
3.p. t l't
3 . m.. Rev. 1 r. rrrie. •
%ion rhnreh. Goderich townsbIp-3
p. m., Rev. J. B, :Kennedy.
I ,
AMONG THE POLITIOSANS.
erm..h -e c n rem od-
J
Je lectin i Dru
Ar,thahatte, Qtsetpecr take, pl:t e t•1-
-MY:- , "-
The Dnminiou Parliament will open
on Novetnber 17th *nil preparations
the fession. a P al program are now re -
,
I e wing the daily at tendon of the Oab-
It r -
n
t P. McKenzie, ex•M. P. for Sour
t Bruce, been appointed as an im-
migration\ agent by the Dominion
1.iovernment, and has been sent to
JARDINES REMANDED. - Mcotian's.
Hugh Clark.*, M. P. P. for Centre
Mr*. D• ear Johnston and little daughters. Edward Jardine. who. is charged
slid Mildred. have returned to their with nnlreleiing Lizzie Anderson. and
at I'rostonafter a visit with friend. in his brother Thomas, who is to answer
of
a charge of'twung an arrewulry after
. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaver.' 41 Hamilton the fact. were tattle Magistrate Bnt.
spenl'the Thank,R,t•Ing holiday,. at. the 8888' ler\Vt•elneisslay morning ftor a prelim-
ofr-. (leo. Harris 117.110n
ofth
e former a 'dater. M eo
avenue. - lousy hearing. 1.. E. Ilnnrry ap-
T. 1.. I're:•. forner'y of the 'loss! brach of resters fol the pri4cmer* and 4'cunt V
the Hank of Commerce sod lately of the Attoi•ney Meager re'pr`eentext the
].,•,Teal office. 1- vi-iting (fiend. in town crown. Ar the coilt-t reporter had
thi' week.
Al n. Meson. of Toronto, and her son. not had wnftleient time to prepare trop -
Thomas. of Toronto and Dr. J. t'.: of Dunn- ie$ of the evi(lenr'e taken at the last
vllle, were gue.tsat4),'.dtragesfor afew days session. of the inquest, I*) - tualcon-
(h4.. work. sent an adjournment for .rt week erns
Mrs. John seeder. of Preston. -pent Thank..• grrinted. rhe ease will therrfote be
w 'Per 11 Hamilton ".fret.
Riving cc Mr.. L ro
she war accompanied by Asks Annie flogaly. I hr:u•tl on V% trinetrlay' •next. Novelit-
of Hes ler.
pe
her tet h.
Earl Allen. Ralph flereld and Wilfred -
Dan-ey. of tit. Andrew'- $cbool.l.p'onto.+pend CHURCH. NOTES.
the Thanksgiving holiday ht theft re"prefile --
home. In town. - -
it is announced that it i" intended to
Cheeterit. Farrow left on Monday on his re-
turn.to T.xo t o aver • visit •t the Wants' conduct an evangelistic catnpaign
home here. He "pent a week at ',New Yore in each congregation throughout the
during gio holidays.
An -tin Chisholm. who holds a podUon In Presbytery of tui an during the fleet'
the Department of Finance In the Caoadhtn' two week of 1911.
etvil"ervice at Ileum'. was in town for the
Thanksgiving holiday. Tnrsday. November 1st, was All
B. H. McCreath. of The ▪ Toronto Star, wan Sainte' Day. It -wa, observed in St.
no from the t)neen mCiptayo over Thanks/mite George church and also in Mt. Peter s
Arthur KnIwas a oceuipanie to n his trap by by special services /which were con-
Orlaodo 11ean, whoot haw been employed
pt
ducted. morning and evening.
Windsor doring the pant summer. wan hone Rev. J. A. Turnbull, D. D.. of Nest
for the Th tnksgiving holiday. He is -leering
this week for Preston. who'd he ha" wanted church.- Toronto, will nerupy the lul-
etkployment with the Penman Macutecturing ,pit of Knox church on Monday,
Co. November 13th. The .reverend gentle -
It. R. Sallowe lett laat sat .1rday for Toronto. man will he remembered as • former
where he wee to join the Niagara Hunt (Aub .
on • hunUng-arip up the Magnetewan River. assistant pastor of Knox church in,
He will be away about two weeks. .We he- the time of the late T)r. ,U.re.
*gine Mr. i!•liows will do a good deal of his
. bootlrg with a camera.
Nines, Man., to spend the winter with het
daughter, Mrs. S. E. Hick. oh.• was accom-
panied on the trip by her daughterin-law,
Mrs. Geo. T. Robinson, of Ninga. who is VI.it
ing relatives at her old home at Ctlnton.
Aeaforth News : Arthur 1'. geld, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Reid, of town, was transferred
from the Goderich branch of the Bank of com-
merce to the branch et Itis-ano, Alta. He
arrived there last ,.eek and in writing home
states that he had w dpliwhtfnl trip end is very
favorably tmpreerwd lei; h the country.
Professor J. C. Robertson, dean of Victoria
Uni.ersity, Toronto. wa. in town for • few
days during- the week visiting at the home of
his father. W. R. Robertson. Profits/tor Hob.
crtson has recently rethrned from a tripof a
year and a half In Europpee, during whch he
vf'fted England anis Scotland and many of the
('ontinental countries.
Mrs. James Farr and Miss Mabel Farr left
on Saturday for Stratford. where they w114
make their home. M-. Far, has been run
ning out of Stratford on the 0. T. R. for acme
time. lard hart been able to get hotne W 'lode
rich only occasionally : hence the move. The
people of Goderich are very sorry ro lose thia
family. aA they hese been excellent citizen.,
and they will hope to see them back again
after a few yearn. land once more occnpying
their beantifni residence on hast et,eet
Rev. J. E. J. Millyard, of Heneal),
Mrs. Wm. Robinson arrived last week from occupied the pulpit of North .et;reet
Methodist church ]art Sahhsth, Rev.
Dr. Dougall was at Herman preaching
anniversary sermons. At the evening
service, Rev. Jnaeph Deacon. of Ridge -
town• assisted in the devotional exer-
C,$e.. •
Word was received on Tueeday that
the call extended by the eongregatior.
of Knox church to Rev. Ciro. E Roes,
B. D., of Charlottetown. P. E. 1., had
been accepted. The Presbytery of
Huron meets en Tuesday' next and it
is expected that arrangements will be
made to have the induction tike
place on Tuesday, 22nd inst.
At Noah street Methodist church
next Sunday morning !the quarterly
services will be held. Love feast and
testimony service at 10 o'clock ; recap-
tion of new members during the regu-
lar service, and et the close the sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper. Dr. Doti -
The following from The Courant. of Hot gall will preach, sunject "The, Empty
Gnaw, North Dakota, will be of interest to Fin'["e." In the evening Rev. B.Gnaw,
our reader.: Mew. A. R. McKay leave" )ton- Silence, secretary of the Dominion
day for Ja. k"onvllle. Florida 40 *tt.•++41 the Alliance, will preach and HowardGeneral Orand Chewer of the order of the jj
KasternStar. Being the(:sand 10,tro'. of the I Rus14r11, of Torn t0, will render special
Order for the present wyars, -h. Rost a. rho 14010$. Mr. King, of (iravenhuret, wi
dote rate from North Oakot«end will .1x•114 w preside at the• ot•gan next Mund,ly
day in Minneapolis. at the home of Mre-ser
tor. Grand Secretary of M;nnwaut. There sheT A few months ago the gen - hl edu-
Pei l coin the Grand Matron of [South Dakota cation committee of the •• ohwterian
r
ant other delegates from Atinnewlta. The
par yt will ntaae .top -mere *t. several t lace.. church of the United ' , tee offered a
of Intere.t *Inn` t e way. \(r•, McKay niay DUmhlT Of prizes f e best sermons
wit at her old home in Huronemanty, Un on, the subject he Appeal [aria on her way heck. Christian M' ,try." The contest was
Steamer Manitou in Collision. open to .e churches tenth in the
The steamer Manitmt of the I)0min• `•ni - /States and Canada and the
ion Tran"r[port$[ ('onlpany collided is the examining litho} have
V .
with the en,zurlaat midnight Mn, u"t been announbed Rev. v,
day night off Point irnq.loi•, in I -Ake 'harp, B. A., B. D. of Cavan Preeby.
y -
Superior. While the Veneziref, es teriptn church, Exeter, won the thir'rt
caped comparatively uni>ajitred, the prize. of the value of $30, taking
Manitou was not so lnirtnnate, her ninety-five pet' tent. The first and
bow being stove in flftoen feet aft of second prizes were won by eminent
the stem, and paft of her bulwarks Chicago doctor" of diiinity.
carried nway. 1 he cense of the ('o)li- .A goodly number of the members
cion lifts not been learned. The Mani- and friends of the MacGillivray
tou, whfeh was hound up, mans.ge.1 to Miseion Band assembled in the lee -
get tack to M*tlt Ste. Marie and went lure -room of Knox ('dhreh hue Matnr-
at once into 1licklei'* dry dock for re- day afternoon at :i 0' c I n c k . the
pain. The damaged Meat wee built occasion being the annual thank
inlOoderich about six years ago, offering meeting of the Band. Mrs.
Bruce is mentionedasa possible Lao=
didateJ in the Coleservative interests
for the North Bru'e seat in the Do-
minion House.
THE "BREAD AND BUT'TR'1DBA-
As in Ontario, so in Qt1ebee\gi nar-
row conception of education` bots
gained sonde vogue. and The Mont
Witness itne a eomments on it thus:
'The stealth wd fallacy' was what
Dr. Ai. W. Farm -lee, t.h.' able EA fish
eecretary of they i)epaitment of it'tibite
instruction. in an address Itt' Cowan♦
villa, the other Clay. called one of the
prevailing failacie* which are of the
very ,seenc a of the itreatpr part of the
backwardness in many of the schools
of the Ptovince. The livelihood fallacy
bs the idea and view that education is
simply a• Htting for earning a living.
This 1, the material view that in, a
greater or less degree. perhaps, needs
combatting everywhere and at all
times : and- it is only by replscing-ft
with higher views that broader and
better conceptions of educational duty
will prevail in any community. It
does not follow, of course, that the
material advantages of education are
to be ignored.• But as' Dr. Parmelee
abowed• the narrower conception. for ,
instance, of the education necessary
for a farmer produces poorer Material
results than
that broader one now pre-
vailing in advanced communities,
which refeognizee the value to the
farmer of a sound training in litera-
ture and science. The larger view of
education as a fitting for life as a
whole was what Dr. Parmelee urged
as the right ideal. This, is the view
14, which, ass whole Province, we need
urging. -With all our natural advan•
tagee. and the splendid qualities of the -
two rares which inhabit it. ,Quebec
must put forth greater and greater
efforts to advance educationally ea
Ioee, in the rural parts at least. tbe
most progressive element" of it* popu-
lation. Much has been done by gov-
ernment and by individuals in this
direction, but there is every indication
that only a beginning bse been made
and that united and strong effort is
still dentwnded."
Si' Wilfrid's Great Memor
Toronto Star.
A correepbndentvouche or another
illestrptibn of Sir W' rid Leurier's
wonderful mernor ' " several year,
ago, before he--- . .ams Prather, lid -
spoke at Duspoon, during An elec-
tion ca' aign in West. Hnt'on, in
ethic , +e Liberal standard -hearer was
tb ate M. C. Cameron. Being anxi-
-1s to return east the same afternoon,
he wail driven to Ooderich, and there
Wok a waj freight on tint(1. T. R. A
supporter of bis living at Clinton Ithe
first station east of Goderich) who
beard of the circumstance, in the mean-
time' gathered up a crowd of shout
fotty and met him on arrival at ('lin-
ton station. As the train had about
half -an -hour's shunting to do here, Sir
'Wilfrid entered the station and wax
introduced all round. chatting casually
to while essay the time. When the
train wae ready to leave he walked
around the entire circle, shank hands
with each tuan, and addressed him by
name; not making a single mistake.
In ere'', cough, however slight,
there lurk":the danger of some m•Ifg-
tent throat or long trouble. You
rant avoid rough" and sold*, hut you
an (serape danger by promptly using
Itrnwn'.. Syrup ..f \V11t1 1't)Prr7 Bark,
Mold by E. It Wigle. druggist, suc-
cessor to Ja•, Wilw'n,