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SIXTY THIRD YIIalt -Na 392,
FINANCIAL
Oepitall, Rfiesstt t3,d44Undivided
Pro,14( Total Assets over $44.000,000.
I. No MAN REMAINS NOW
who saves every week,
or month, or year, a
OF CANADA � certain amount, n u
KATAWU$HED 1865 ' I matter how small. Few
ever get rich without doing so. - ,
The Savings Department of this Bank provides
a safe place for, your savings teraccumulate; and
grow with the interest which ;s added half -yearly.
-$l.00 or upward is enlwugh for the first deposit.
Money may be. withdrawn whenever you need it.
Goderich ¢ranch, W. L. HORTON.,• Matttger.
ALL f'l NM OWiNO
. to oak Johnston ire asked to
Worn and a With Mr. MOW. All
W b. by the Met of the ear.
JOHNSTON. :S
IIlF: GODERICH RURAL 'PELF:-
PI1..Nkco:. LIMITIfU:
7'he annual general meeting for the •herr•
bolder. of the 4loder►eh Rural Telelphone torn
prey, Limited. will be held at 11. Hoard of
Thor rooms, over the triton think. In the
town of (loderieb. Ontario, ow Wedeesdry,
the 21i,1 day of Nos ember. IUs•at the hour of
3:30•uclock p. in., for the follow Ina porpoise..
• 1Wnel} :
t K.rloiring.tatcmcntof the iilJr. .1 the
t o:many.
• Transacting general bu.ineei of the COW-
--
phu-
-=t bylaw--ret4,or4.Mer r�+alr4Mi►
taw- for the t++ire of .upekruent•ary tellers mitt.
rot'u,errwing the capital .tock of Uelbgi•
tat :y to 0lS,010. • •
ANDRE:11' 1'O1.Ti:IL
st•A. . Secretary.
C GUNIJI{Y S �I
Livery,1 ,Cad and BUSs
Stables
TJIli RED BARN
S/ South Street, (. d..rjch f
All our Rig. are New. 'Ruses
ll meet all Ti•rina and HLeaSMOye..�
P:if *4lentlen given /To
<
calls limn private res
Phone No. 50. J
(
1484..K AND SHINGLES
All kinds of roogh lomher in
sued: at the New Luwtwr Pard.
next to Kensington Furniture
F'attory, opposite G.T.R. track.
Orders tilled at short notice.
1 New Brunswick Cedar
S
hi
n
les-1�rkin brand- the
beet l on the market.
t
JAS. DEAN & CO.
lettere 'nnE No. lax
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SITUATIONS VACANT.
itulatt
GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : NOVEMBER 1. 1. 1910
GODERICH MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Nov. 17th.
Fall wheat, ler limits THURSDAY,
411 l0 I o rill
Spring p wheat. per Durk... .. 00 10 4 B4
Rye, bush• 0 14 to 0 W
Budtwhewt, per bush 0 45 to 0 M
New Vat, per bushel. ... 0 Jt 10 0 SI
fold Oats• per buih.. ........ 0 M1 to .) pr
Pend, per hn.h 0 83 to 0 W.
HarluY. per brae 0 4s to 0 So
t reeuing,r, per ton.,...n• 1
10 00 to 1
0 u1
Flour, farully, percwt .,.... Y 7.4 10 7.
Flour. patent, per cwt '". 3 110 -S !YI
Bran, per ton •
!I 00 to -3 00
81,ptts, psi -fon !7 00 b
Vii 1y1
Hay, per ton • 000 10 1. 0IU
Basi per card S fp t0 0 Irl
Sutter. per Ib ,a.......: 0 1r. to 0 2(
Cheese, per Ib 0 IS to 0 lb
t1;tj' . fre.h, per dna u yf to s 910.
New l+otato.., per bu.hel... .:0 to '1 4.1
Cao le. ord,n y to Raid. per nett4 in to a .r_.
• lf'Iat1Je, export, per cwt S :Y0 to 11 Y5
11Drtng Lambs 1 - 4.15 10 NISI
Nhheeetallo per cwt J W to 4 b)
Hideo, per Ib 1(S to a 00
Hider; per cwt „ . s 00 to 700
skive
(:4tt en+ ........,. s .lo (0 m
Turkey- �• '4 42 .0 14
• -- - _ it to tt
AUCTION SALES. -
WANTED.-IIIRL 1VISHES 511:11'-
ATION at hon•tdiyork. Apply et Nlh•-
NALOFF'ItE.
•
lE N7'HAL TELEGRAPH, SCHOOL,
1 Yong. and (}en std Street.. Tdpronto, often
uueuelled f•cilitiew for trainln young m, a 1n
railway agent'. work. Including Telegraph
*petal Init. Free catalogue explains.
•
\RINhAV., Nos ember L1. --Auction sale of
farI. '(o.k and Implement*, eom ening at t
oclock .harp;•the property of Wm. 11. 1lLNi..
lot Id. oodeew.loo 1 West Wawano..h.
1 motors Ot.:OM v. a,,ctioueer.
\Vgh!Bro.ay. Nov. lard. - Auction .ale of a
earlead of choice witch now* wad heifer., cm -
mewing at I:e) o'clock sharp. at the red barn,
(loder4ch:. the property of S. E. Mettle.
Tow to (;VNI,RY. auctioneer.
From a Chicago Subscriber.
' "Please And enelocetd postal money
order for one years payment for The
signal. 1 would not be without it:"
HOUR AND GIRLS. WE GIVE
h You a wood earners with complete out tit,
or a •ilve _mounted fountain pro. for .ening
21 packages of ennrt plaster for 0. at lir. each.
HOSIE SUPPLY t 'V.. Hot Klaa)ra. 041.
fp F:ACIIER WANTED. -- FOIt
.shoal -ratios 'NSA A=KaeJd, rat t
Pilt. Duties ies 10 col,lmence--
e re.. WM. L.1NNAN, eecratory, Laois P.
fb t. • 25.11..-
�, *
1NTED. A GOOD GENERA,:,:
servent. at once. Amoy to Mee., 0E0.
PRICK. Warerloo +trust.
VOTERS' LIST COURT.
TOWN OF OODERiCH.
Notice is hereby given that it Cgnrt %%JR be
held. pursuant to the Ontario Votanr t.l+ts
Art. by His Honor *1. Judge of the Coony the eve ut tM it de rarture for lisle•
('hurt of the roomy M Hunan, at. hi. chamber. )
40ert11o40a.43tRl.:r5ch,na Teesday,jI. rich. where Mr. it.on is to become
of N_nveaape r. 1810, at In noloek e. m.. pastor r mux ibiiieh
to hear and determine complaint. re error.,
anretiring
d omission., in the Voter,' 1.4'1 of the tenni-
Hey.
Flpalay of the town othnderich for 1011i. pastor ot Zion church, and Mrs.. Ross
Dated atUoderteh this' 7th der of November. were each presented with a Dune laud
1914 L. 1. KNOX, an raddtres ata I . r (nesting of the
24tt. Clerk to the Town of Roderick. rot
congregati•.n beta last nigbt ip the
lecture room
KNOX'S NEW PASTOR
Lament), on behalf of . the laity, tea i-
ePLAN FOR
• (fled to the valuable services rendered the congregation by 11 r. Roar, and
to the warm place be and hi.' wife;
held in the hearts -of the people. ,
Mrs. S. Senderon on trhalf of the!
Ladies' Aid presented to Mos Ross an
addreba and purer ezpreseing their,PURCHASE OF McIVOR PROPERTY
bigb ieghtd and their :egret at aepar- STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION.
et tap
INDUCTION Tell TAKE PLACE TUES-
. DAY EVENING.
The Charlottetown Congregation Parts
with Rev. Geo. E. Ross with Much
Regret Many Testimonials of Ap-
preciation on Eve of Hts Depart-
ure.
The induction of Rev. Geo. E. Ross
into.the pastorate of Knox church is
to take place on Tuesday evening
next. the 22nd inst.,at 7;30 p. in. The
moderator ot session. Rev. Jas. Ham-
ilton, is to preside ; Rev. W. Richard-
son, of Kippen, is to preach ;'Rev. J.
L. -Stain!, of Blyth, is to address the
minister, nnd' Hey. F. H. eLarkiu, of
Seaforth. is to address the congrega-
t ion.
The ladies of the congregation ar-
arranging for • teieption to be held
it the conclusion ot the ioductlou pro-
ceedings.
Rev. Mr. Roes is expected to arrive
iu liodetich on Saturday. On Sunday
he will prewc t to Rev. .las. !lentil -
ton's congregations in Union *nd Lee.
burn churches while Mr. Hamilton
_will occupy lbs pulpit of Knox chuij•h,
'fbr Mburlot4etowo Patriot of Fri-
day, November lith, gives the follow-
ing account of the farewell tendered
Rev. Oro. E. Roes and his family. on
,!'ANTED. -A (i0O13_ GENERAL.
KI a'aelf. Apply befpIr
Pia. in. lllui. A
e..hA]ItlLK, Wal/igloorat,
'A:"TE1).- A Ria' PRESKNTATI I'E
fur county of Huron. A permanent po.I.
Don end sad�rdue territory fur the rtmhr man.
siIONE at vt-ELL/NI:TOIN, Nurserymen. Tor
onto. 4.4t
GIt NTS %VANTH! I FOR TWO
rw 111.ee. Apply for particular. to THE
.'iTRlf'A1. BEAN. ('11k'4I1l Al. CO..
t.
' t Dept W A.. tx \I6tM strata, Vltawa. Ont.
aai les
fl'E,1('HEK W-1NTED- FOlt S. S.
IS. No. .. t-
Aaa41. for the year 1911• Udtlesh
to eew,0.er- artier New Year's. urate salary
and experiene" Apply to J. O. Mc UO1D,
Mer. Tres.., 1'r.•we. • ie-tf
AUCTION
'JF .t r \$Ln t U OF (lance
SALE
aasmimmomiggi 100
I non
r
t tE
►.1 LMORA L CAFE ,
Best place
in town for
llomermade Candy, ,,
('onfectionery of all kinds
ice Cream, Sodas, etc.
r
O1 3TEEI»_ •
i{rceived . fteah three or four
timed( week, -
11'e inteDdf 10 keep the Rel.
moral to the froilte0 Goderich.
!.1111' patronage Boil .ited. •
■ F. E. til' iini+rf:
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
IIMAD(P/Ica Tono'T.,
i ttoalzen OMIT 41. • e1.Uli,hu
I'(ORPORATKD BY SPECIAL ACT
OF DOMiNiON PARLIAMENT
TOltKc7:1v4. DEPOSI3+
-To oeommodate the Farmers
we haveeopened Branches in the
DUff NGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
Feature
sate NOTES DISCOUNTED .
mRhest current rate of interPet
id
1AVINO�R inour
r
RADEPART-
MENT
on deposits of $11.Ofland upwards.
GODERICH BRANCH,
A. 0.OAMMLS, Haaaser,
NI I LC I I COWS
and HEIFEI{S
5111 N. 11 ' w _ by
1 E. Hot � 1 111 sell
e al (i 'N 1
ppubli *erten. at L. I RY HRllll.
STA HI. KI-.
THE RED RAHN, GODERICH.
ODER
i fi.
'WEI)NESUAl •
Nt)\-ENIIi*1 ll 23rd '
commencing at 13.0 o clock +harp : -
A Ant -:lass lot of Cows., oonel+llrlg
of tirade thitherto-, .Hol.teine. Ayr
.hire+ and .Jrr-ry•. „ good number of
which ase winter milker•: and three
CIfu row t'ow-. Tt c,e ('ow. hare
rarDdly selecrud and arc a right
gond Int. in good coudttion, and-W111
certainly pay a good profit to anyone
buyingthem nee. There will also be
.old at the .sine tune a lair of good
Marc.. .upprra to be In (oat, t horoughly
kind and good works r.: one general
put prise Horse. two good Cntt-re and'
fifty Horse Blanket-. The.e are
trkeelle: s -stiletto and a good lot : -
TF:RMN. -- Ten months' reedit on
furnishing approved joint note... bears
me Interest at ave per cent. per a0hwm.
P. K. HRAI)1•, THOS. (UNDRY.
Prop,le's,. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
OFII'ES TO RENT (►N NORTH
F .tree:. lately oceupisd by J. 1.. Killoran
and Andrew Porter. apply to J.1'. BROWN-
:1•tf
LI(H'SE FOR SALE' - A TWO.
I1 I+TORY brick hotter. with -even room.
JO Bruce street. Particulars tali be had :by
Ilneat SIGNAL °Mee. 53-11 3lurdl.cb McLeod, secretory ..f the
trustees, presided. After a well ren-
F1ORSAI.E,-FIVE ACHES, 11 EST derrd vocal solo by Mrs. S. C. More,.
11 side hayabld road. beliseen Hrltaunia David Schurman, elder,' read lite fol.
re.id a, d /asawt st
swat n. s al of lhk 4iowin address, and presented Mr.
hind s iltabk for market garden. small frnlr+, R
etc. Stay +ell In two parts of two and one hilt Rose with a well-filled purse.
sten.. each. For prier and tern,. write H. .1. To hey. 4*eoricr t . Rew•.
JORDAN. 17:1 W nd.or Ave.. Windsor, Ont. Pastor of Zion church.
I'Mu tut tetown. 1'. E. 1.
OWN PItGPEItT Etna MALE -- Dear sir, -ns the time 1sdnwingnear .when
the plea -rut and. we true!. mutually proht..ble
eonuernon which ha. bound d,. together as
p ..to - Mud people during the meat four Years 1+
to lir dt.-ol%ed. we take *h1. uptortenity of ex.
re..u. tyou our e
0Unfeigned regret that this
V Ktg
are )
- sereneshould
.
e r ,Lo t W tette piney. butt we have, how.
ever• (hl. a..en,ncv the*. while all earthly tier
All the Protestant rler(ttnhen ..f the
rily (excepting Itev. Mr. Iuhowa,. who
was out of town I were present and ell
paid well deserted tribute to the
u . j
w rth and worm of Al . Roes and hie
,'rtuuable wife. A nutetier of the lay-
men heartily supported the clergy in
t heir cernmendatiun.
A BARGAIN
As an retie jnduce-
Illent to new Kubecribete
The Signa) will Lr tient
from now to let January,
MUl'le for the price of a
rar'ssubacription,
SI 00. NOW is tbe time
to send in your name
and your doll,4r.
THE !RONAL PRINTLYO CO., Ltd., Pt/wanes.
)Ir, ,Itev.i George E. sass.
t*.•..t Town Should •Ac
uire Property Along
\It. -behalf- of
the Iodise of Waterfront it Every Opportunity -
zoom, ehnrch congregation we desire to expire.
our heartfelt sorrow at your approaching de- -Looking Forward to a Grand
pari ore from our congregation and our city •
boring the four year. that you have resided Boulevard Along River and Lake
here. you have eudeared yourself to'eSery Banks.
member and adherent of the church.
A. president of the i.adie+' Aid and w •
member of toe Woman - Foreign M4rlooary
Satiety, the l'hri-thin Endea% or and other ac
Gs ale. of chun•h work you have by your tal-
eats, un..eld,h devotion to duty, and rfr..ctioiu
ate regard for other-. dhiplayed those qualities
of heart and head that 0 tru)y exemplify the
teaching. of the (treat Mater.
Your leaving U. will 10 *'distinct low+ to Zion
church. we have found in you one with whom
It wad shyly. a great please'ro be as.oclated,
and you have fulfilled the respon-oboe dut ie. of
a mini -ter . wife in such a capable and Kati.rise-
torylttYnner aw to merit the highe.t approval
and kindly regard of all .conneete.t with the
congregation.
Thu.e Christian grates whish adore true
womanhood are Your+ in a meoerout. degree.
and fragrret T''ollretioo. of yonnrclf, your
revered hr. -Maud and family will long be cher
LAMS in our heart+ and ftlemur.e..
In conclusion we reyne..t you to arceVt this
small but tangible expression of our lo%e and
eetee tl with the sincere hope thet our Heasen-
ly Father will continue to have you and your.
iu HI. loving keeping and may '
Clod tow ith you till we sleet NZ lin.
By Hi- coun.el guide. uphold you.
\each Hi. wing+-,•c'urely fold you,
God he withou till we nicer agntn.
Signed!. Mr., Annie }tribe. President : Mr'.
Henry 1 .flln, 'Treasurer : Mrs. 8. 1andel.ion,
secretary :-Mrs. D. McInnis. Mr+. M. Allan.
Mrs. John SIrLend, \D+. w. T. Hurtg.tr, Mr+.
Richard Smith Mn.. Moro -see Rosa, M.+. Jas-
per Pickard. Smith,
-J. T. Meliee.tk. Mrs, S.
Albert McDoneld. -
•it. Ross in reply said that she
would! ever cherish fondly the recto-
lory of the happy hours she had spent
inthat lottetown.
- Tire meeting elntte.4hy-etaglog-"1-Irl
T Howe and lot. kbiwn as the rapt, Mao -
.
Gregor roperty on Anglo -sea street, h.derich :
fou -e 1t.' rooms. hot water heating and modern
• eon%enleuee.., with One lot on Irafal r street.
Will W sold jointly or separately. Hnu+e and
lot on Napier stmt., 11 roots., gond re -Iden.'.
db.trlct. O'1osier. at Sisttford wit 7 acres of
lehtud winter apples.
• Imes• properties can be had at reasonable
aprior.. Apply to J. L. KILU111AN Barrister. ere. Modest h
-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
\OTi('E 7'O CHEDiTOHS. -
IN THE M.1TTAtt OF THE tetTATE OF
• EFFIE Mc1VE/l, LATE 110' THE TOWN
OF GODERICH. IN THE, CI*UNTY t*F
('
HCRN, MARR1EWOMAN.- OMAN,-. pE•
CEASED.
Notice le hereby given. purs+tant to the Re-
vised Statute. of 111 0110. Chap. 1441. that all mond one. asid we know that not only a+a
person. ha vingrlaim. .Raln-r fhe crate of the generous t Motion mint -ter but as a citizen of
!+aid Vine McIver. who riled on the lot day of t.hartuttetuwd 1•uu carry,wuh you the gall•
I Mitch. A. U, 1141.0. ger required to •rid by post. I wlll1i d re.l.ect of alt those with whom you
prepaid. or deliver to the undersigned. collie. have been brought in contact.
1
ton. for Neil McIver, the administrator of the .1- we.ard'nil a hornier oa:adon. and it will
mkt e.tete, on or t,efere the lath day of Pc bear retie sting here. our • onKregatiun will
' ember. 1111q their namtw end rddrr'+e+, with have reran,, to remember your work In rem
l full pert iculesief t h. it .claims In writing. and no -lion with the f hoer of Recruits for the
i the nature of the set ii eft les. if any, held by nmd+try. Your Influence with the young peon
them duly verified by .telutry declaration. pie of the eotlgrtggUun. eopecially with the
And take notice that after the said date the yomlg men. n:... tome eh fruit. and 10 the
administrator will proceed to di -or butte the year. to come we -believe you and they will
at.+of the said deceased among fly parties 100ti Intek un your e».pC aUun. in Zion church
i entitled thereto, having regard only to the as among -t t he happy dais of your lives
* Metros of • hieh they .heti then have had no- w e are eun0dent we .peak not only fou •our
1 rhos, and the adminl.trntor will not be liable se.+ion and congregation but for (0 * I're+uy-
for the said asset. or .any par' thereof to any tery and synod as well, when we say your re -
person or persona of whose claim notice .hall -moval from the Maritime Provinces will be a
not Fare been received by him at the date of distinct. toe h, Presbyterianism in this part of
ouch di.trihation. - Canada.
• Da .d at linderteh, this 15th day of Novem-
ber. A. It 1910.
I'RO4'Dlet$IT. HAYS & K1LU►RAN,
- shoe.. for Neil Melver.
Adptinlatrator.
Ins% be broken, -that hu O.• %loch blurt-' will still
rnuan•.
During your pastorate there Iris been an ad -
sauce ie. esety department of our church
work, The Intge congregations at public wor
-hip, theexeel.ent attendance et the Sabbath
.shoot. t'heist iun Endeavor. and other wdi,•ties
%intim the church, and strive all t he large ad -
dot un to our church membership. are the best
evidence of your zeal end aWhty es a Christian
ndnl.ter.
The ee..ion.ofwhich you have been its re•
.pected tooderator, totkee the opportunity of
thanking you for your courtesy, kindness and
g.'IUimanll conduct as *is presiding ofdu.•r
Fiery meeting was a moat and pleasure. Few
know. as we du, how much of yourself and
your omens you gave to help tape nerdy end
7-7
GODERICH RURAL TELEPHONE
COM PANY,-LINI1TEI)
Ie. nil* • -prepared to accept subscribers along its lines now
ciimpleted. IIs in the rousse of two or three weeks will be in a
position to inat t --telephones along its whole system, viz„ all
along the trunk line ti + tt (ODERiCli to.AU13URN, antj connec-
tions, including GLEN'S HILL,11' ES'I F 1 ELD, ST. A UG USTiN E,
SMITH'S HiLL or CARLOW. LOYAL, DUNOANNON, HEN.
MILLER, and all alnng the Lake 'Shore Road as far north as
KINTAiL, probably Amberley.
All those wishing telephones Installed should= get theft'
applications in at onoe. se Bret come first served.
Hnbscriber+ may have central connection at (-loderich or I
Blyth as they prefer.
An we now have sortie one hundred telephones asked for.
it is ne'cesaary that ordepa should be registered immediately,
Rates -813•00 per year, payable half -yearly in advance.
Apply to
'PHONE 80.
ANDREW PORTER.
Manager, Goderich.
B, evidence of appreciation not only of ydnr
murk but Uf yOUraelr, sie 'ode y011 tea110e t thla
smell Oaken of our trtendshep obit u.heen,
In .aying goal bye. we w•I+h you a safe
journey to yut.r new Meld of tabor and -pray
that lied mny mettle and prover your every
work, and that you. Mr+. ituv. and yunr chil-
dren may 1n1s pend to enjoy Many year. of
.sent 1110o, nandnappi nee+.
sngneo on us hilt of the congregation : ism.
Uel ,.1111.,. B. 1. Horgan, J, A. I.,w+on, J. 1'.
\Icaenzte be+ -10.1. Henrys ottln, It. Schurman,
sluro,ah nu.., Ronald .aicliuuwn. UwvId Mc-
14.ul... Lliailotuaowi, Y. h. 1._ November loth,
Ia1... -
Rev. Mr. )toss 'spoke feelingly in re-
ply., theeking the congregation fat -
the generous gift and the sentiment',
expressed in the address. In touching
hrietly on hie four years' pastorate lit
n,' referred t0 hie harmonious re-
lations with the .session and to the
efficient devoted work of the clerk,
Mr. Huggaln. He was glad to note an
admante an all the departments of
church life and felt assured that - the
breaking of the pastoral tie would not
tend to lessen tbe activity and tutu's
progress of the congretgation. •
Rev. Canon Simpwu dwelt on the
zeal and vigor displayed by Mr. lima
in advancing the spititual Interstate' of
the pa.lk�rrle.
Rev. T. F. Pullet ton Ione witness to
his indomitable energy and unremit-
ting activity in the cause of the
Master. The devoted pastor gives to
his people his whole IHody, mind and
heart, and Mr. Ross had proved a
',miter wottby of the name, Mr. Ful-
lerton also touched on his success 1,.
connection with the recruit tuove-
ment abs said that in (4uderich he
would have larger possibilities and
greater *cope tar his eerie and abil-
ity.
Atte. William Harrison, Rev. T. W.
Murphy. Rev. U. Mclean (of the
Peoples clhtrch), Rev, Mr. Fran, Rev.
J. F. Floyd, and Rev. Daniel McLean,
followed with their words of farewell
and expressions of esteem.
Messrs. W. T. Huggan, S• A. Mc-
Donald, J. T. McKenzie and J. A.
arrangement" have been completed
for the purchase on behalf of the town
of for McIver property on the hank
overlooking the harbor. The pur-
ebase price is 81.131.
This is a most commendable action
on the part of the council, and when
any tut cher opportunities occur for
the securing to the corporation of_
lands fronting the lake or the river it
is to be hoped that action will be as
prompt and as eati.fact ory.
Those who' look ahead to the future
of:,his town wast see the ext l'eam de-
sirability of preserving as far as pos-
sibly all lands fronting on the lake
and river tor the use. of the people.
In time. it this policyis carried out,
we may have a grand boulevard skirt-
ing the lake.and river hank. in the
tpeantim0,"and for all time, free ac-
cess to tole hank+ should 4*secured io
the people at all possible pointe, and
when any further portions oi'land
come in the market they ehoald, as in
the case of the McIver property, be
secured by the town and, preserved for
{public vee._
ire wit -) .,4t tell we nter•t attain. ,' • Recently the town e.5 oe
The following edit'prial reference is definitely adopted a progress ve po o
mese in the ewe twos of The Patriot:along somewhat the same lines as are
"The feeling of the cotttwuoity re- here suggested tor (:oder ich. After
Sailing the departure of Rev. Oa.yge some Months of debate arid considera-
E. Ross, B. D., pastor of Zion Prieshy. tion the council adopted a plan which
trciar4 church, was w.11 exptviwed at
is intended to give the town an orna-
e 1 driveway and boulevard rm uta dr e s d and
the social gathering of the congrega. Yalong
tion and clergy of the city in the lei_ the entire waterfront. The a hole
Lure room last evening. The work work is not to be done. at present, but
the plaits are to he turned over a
1 Isr i A
b) 'B e
that -Ir. lif has a.c h bed here
�1 contruission and the work will be done
is ad - •ably set forth in the address
prr•Bentld to hint showing that them lit. conditions warrant. The project is
has been at :advance in every depart- a large our, but the result will he a
went of the work in this church dur- magnificent 5tsAertront owned aria
ing his pastorate. !1s a preacher he controlled by the town.
has easily taken place with the most The conditions at Orillia are some -
able and 'eminent of our Islandwhat different from these that we
preachers and 11i a pastor generally
it: at`
hs here, but the principle to be kept
may truly h.• said of him that none, in In view is the same -the eat fkh:t
his congregation at least, knew him be preserved for the peop.c. F.ach
but to love him, moue named hire but succeeding town couneil should keep
Go
to praise. At the bedside of the Birk, this principle Mru11y in mind, and
in the home of sorrow, or heeling
uCnw nu enrcoarhmrnt which
to his people in the general nrtivities
of life. he -has been unceasing. is
manly a man and one who
had the milk
of human kindness in an unwonted
degree. His hand was always ex-
tended to guide and to 'help and 'he
went about doing good' tit various
remembered here with. affection. and
bis sermons were heard with deep ap-
preciation.
A pleasant evening was spent last
Thursday evening by those who ea.
tended the entertainment given puder
the auspices of the Woman's Mission-
ary Society in the lecture room of
North Street Methodist church. The
chief feature I the program was
an,luldtwas iuteres.ingly given by Mrs.
Oro. Acheson. descriptive of be: trip
to Eut ape last summer. A vocal duet
WOO rendered by Miss Nellie Colborne
and ND:Smell. as solo hy Mr. Cook. a
piano solo by Mr. King' and a piano
_duet by Misses Lance Elliott and
Beatrice Pridhaw.-
Huron Presbyterial Society.
The unwed meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial Society of the Woman's
Foreign Mitisiooary Society was held
in the 'Thames Road Presbyterian
church on Tuesday, Rta lost. There
was a good attendance,' all the auxil-
iaries and many of the mission bands
bring well represented, and the nes-
ohms Wiese exceedingly interesting.
The forenoon session was devoted
largely to business. such es the read -
and receiving of reports, etc. The
moon session was taken up large-
addresees and music. The even -
lion, which was open to the
was fairly well attended. In
n to a vet y pleasing musical
ptogram, addresses were delivered hy
Rev. J. Richardson. of Kipper., who
represented the Presbytery, and
Rev. A. E. Arm.tronte missions's' •
secretary, of Torr into. Both raddteeree
were interesting and inapiring. rho
ppaastor of the eongregation, Rev. C.
Fletcher, presided; The various re -
pato .nhtiuttedwere of the meet en-
couraging nature an l showed that
go 0d work had 'peen done during the
past year. The following are the con-
trihutions of the several auxiliaries
and inieeiu-n bands and are in addition
ctoLlttrtg. and -Pother-- ewpplass tor`
ens teed -t') ail a+ta►tiens -
Auxiliarietr--Auhnrn, 11:11I 10' Hayfield. -
$34 00; BI a 8-'4 ; Hrucrfield, $181.-
RF; Blyth, #itd.30, Clinton. $141:
Duni clew h. McKillop, 825; Eg-
mondcille. 8' " ; !Neter, SUP ;
(de-
rch Knox malt, 8122 Goc1eric
h
township, linin church. $52; Hensel!,
81A3:- Hills t: n. Sleet, Kirkton.
862.311; 51); K i 1
wn, 8173.02
; Leebure
.
• [onfIs er ' $1J Seaforth.
$'S35.70 • Smith's ill, $70; Thames
goad, $1:3$.501 ; Valeta, $14.40; total,
e: INR Ta. Mission !sands -Bayfield,
Al t _
S)s.:j0 ; Hrucetirl 1, S• Bly h, 847 :
tioderi tt, $.if lq Sea nth. Barbara
•Kirkman, **3.22, Sunshine. 810.43 ;
Exeter, $17.75; Cavan \church, Win-
throp. 80.75 ; total; 82111-'7, making
the 1 W e.lntributinns from auxiliar-
oei and mission hands (0,4,4111.30. as
competed with $°.luso last gt ar. The
members of the ti x•iety and the mem-
bers of the I'restytery were very hos-
pitably entertained by the 1,111es of
the congregation of Phu mss Road.
who left nothing undone ealcliatied to
add to the oousfert of their guests and
the eliceete of their meeting. The
following *11a the (.Ricers for t
r'utrent, year: Honorary ptesiden
Mrs. Shaw. Egmondville ; pries
ident. Mrs. Sewer", lit•uceHeld ; vice-
pn5residente. Mr'. H unilton, Onderireb.
NineFIatchet, Thome" Road, and Mrs.
Larkin, Seaforth ; treasurer, Mire. A.
Scott, Seaforth ; corresponding secre•.
tat y, Mrs. Curti?. Blyth ; recording
secretary, Miss Graham. Seaforth
reeteta" y of supplier, Miss McTaggar,
Clinton ; secretary of literature, Miss
Strang,. (7cderich; mission band sec-
retary. Miss Mclean, Stnforth.. Aodr-
rich was selected as the place for the
annual meeting next year.
would tend to the alienation of any
part of the waterfront.
'
If one looks' n ver)
h
the plan of
the -
town
e
town he will see that the towu.owns
eumpatatively little of the land itiong
the lake and river hankie Opposite
the summer lintel the Lowe owns four
and many ways while :raiding in lots, and passing towards the harbor
Chat lot tetown and preaching and the next . .num.-ipally-owned proper! y
teaching for the enol of on• ci4y and is that which has just' been purchased
our Province at leige. Ur. Rory has from Mr. McIver. Alongside this the
Gown owns s the propertyrrty known w• thebeen singularly blessed in -his help-
mate,
Mri, Roar. a ('bristian lady who Cannon Bank, extending. -to the foot
enjoyed the love and respect of the of West etrect. - On the other side of
whole congregation and all who knew West street is Harbor Park. Along
ber. To quote from the adilresa Pre_ the river hank the only property in
tented to her: •Von have fulfilled the the ofltr,,I of the corpotyation is a por-
reeponsihle duties of ,► minister's wife tiro of Gloucester Terrace, which was
in such a capable anti ,ati•tal•tory
wanner as to merit the highest ap
proral and kindly regard of a11 con-
nected with the congregation.' Both the people could not have free access
Mr. and Mrs. Ross will carry with to the hanks at these mint''. Then
them the affection of our people and- try co imagine what it would be like
host of gorxl wiahr) for the future it there were a publicly -owned bottle -
happiness of themselves and their in -yard from Cambria road to the south-
terawtinp,prr fsinily to their new home in tet'ly limit of the town.
(; derlcn, Ont. '
The Charlottetown Guardian• sap': CHURCH NOTES. -
"The early departure of Rev. George
E. Ross, the esteemed pastor of Zion
church, i. a cause for alncrle. regret,
not only to the congregsatiutl to which
he has miniatered'dturing the 'Nutt four
years and to the Presbytery of Prince
Edward, but to the Intal
Chi 'titian community generally. Rev.
Mr. Ross while engaged in his pastor-
ate here has been ret ngnized by the
many whose privilege it has been tet
listen to hint in ,his own and other
churches as an able, judicious,, earnest
and, most sincere minister ,of the
Gospel. He bas been _ instant jn
season and out of seaiton-iti pie/met-
ing every good cause, Under the eye.
presented to the town by the late Hoot.
A. \f. Ross.
imagine what it would be like if
Rev. James Hamilton will occupy
the pulpit of Knox cbmrth next ;.Sun•
day.
Special music will he rendered by
the choir at the evening service in
Knott cburch next Sunday. -
Rev. J. C. I'ilke), of I. anion, who
officiated in the ktptist church -last
Sunday, will occupy the pulpit again
nn the doming Sabbath. -
INext Sunday morning, before the
regular sermon, Or. Dougall will as he
did last Sunday preach a five-minute
object Ireton sermon to the children.
Maitland Presbytery meets today at
tens of fraternal exchange of pulpits McIntosh church for the induction of
which prevails here, he has been Rev. J. S. McMillan and to ditlpose of
beard from time to time with much *call from Pine River in favor' of Rev,
acceptance in the Protestant and C. M. Rutherford, of Dungannon:
F;Yaagelicel churches of this city and Rev. 1'. R. 0anne, I. A., the well -
the surrounding couotril. tie ,toes, known Anglican cls man of Clinton,
well accredited by the esteem and re- nyay go to London, he Bishop of
wirdofall who have known hien in Huron having OWetl hint the
thin city and Province, to his new rectorship of Christ chi ch in that
ti&lit in the prospa•ruus town of Gude- I cit
rich in Western Ontario, where we feel
sesuf•pd of his earnest and elaluent I A meeting of' he yonn men of
labors .ind ministrations will be great-
ly woeful and uplifting. His fruitful
work in Charlottetown will not stem
e forgotten."
Knox (here,' will be held in W.
Lane's off) re in the (enact house on
Monday evening next, at' tl o'clock.
The meeting is culled for the purpose
of organizing and appointing officers.
CONTt(A1T$ AWARDED. The'ecolid set mon of the series on
the Bible will be given next Suede.
-` evening by Dr. Dougall in North
Successful Tenderers for Breakwater Job street Methodist church, Subject,
and Postofce Addition. "What do we mean by an inspired
An
'fhe Signal reported three weeks Bible S'' in the morning his subject
ago, the lowest tender for the (lode- will be "�feighhorhoal.'
rich breakwater nh was that of Mich-
Rev. Dr. Medd will preach two ser
rel Connolly. of Montreal. Word has mons In Victoria street Methodist
'ince been received from Ottewa that chureb next Sunday. fine will be on
the contract ha, been *warded to Nit. "The (4reatnrssof Life.' and the other
Oontlelly. T b e contract figure is on 'Thr Surpassing. Splendor of the
8140,417. The Work to be done i' the Work of Oud.Thee seryicesare for
construction of AM fret of concrete the people, and all are Invited to
breakwater southwest of the harbor att.rnd,
entrance. Rev. Dr. iltrnbull, of Toronto,
The contract for the addition to. the preached to large congregations in
postofce aha has hien awarded. Knoz church last Sabbath. Though
Messrs. Nagle & Mills, contnectore, of it is about twenty -Ave years since Dr.
Ingersoll, were the successful tender- Turnbull was connected with Knox
eta The price is $7,023. church as assistant pastor, be is still
FARMER'S TO MEET.
General Call Issued to Agriculturists of
West Huron.
A meeting of the farmers of 'West.
Huron • will .he held in Godoriclew•on
Saturday, November 2tith, at 2 o'clock
p. m.. for the purpose of considering
the :tdvitrnhilit y of 'ending delegates
to Ottawa to join _tbe deputation of
Went o
(deniers from the Wand other
eC
parte of Canada thsit will wait upon
the Government next -month in the
interests of reeiprutity with the
United States `and tariff reduction.
Every fainter in the riding is invited
to attend. The movement Is entirely
non:partilan. and the tneeting will he
open for the free ezp.s'ssion of opinion
by any flintier of the riding. The
please of_ meeting will be announced
next week.
Mitchell Favors Hydro Power. -
Mitchell, Nov. 15. -Mitchell rate-
payers today pureed the bylaw author-
laing the purchase and installing of ,
hydra -electric equipment and thefame-
of $9,0,81 debentures for the purpose.
The vote stood 270 for, 74 isgaindt, giv-
ing a majority of 13x1 in favor of the
bylaw. Power is expected to be avail-
able by February.
ONTARIOANS ABROAD.
Graduates of the O. A. C. Hold Good
Positions is the States.
Toronto, Nov. 1t0. -MPA C. C. Swlei,
Deputy Minister of Agriculture. re-
turned today from Washington,
where he has . been attending the In-
ternational Conference of Farmers'
institutes. A notable feature of this
conference from the Ontario point of
view watt that the representatives of
five of the Stattedepartments of /agri-
culture were Canadiana, and gradu-
ates of the Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege at Guelph. They were A. M.
Sewell, Oeorgla; O. 1. Christie, Indi-
ana ; F. B. Linfleld, Montana : 11. J.
Morgan, Tennessee, aod,C. K. liraham,
Virginia. Mr. Sewell, one of these,
was elected president to succeed Mr.
li.orge Putnam, of Toronto, who pre-
sided at this year's meeting.
(Prof. Lintleld is a Colborne town-
ship boy.)