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19111
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FARMERS TAKE A HAND l_ k,„tT,ARIFF
DISCUSSION:
Do Not Want Any Favors„ but Ask for
Fair Play tor Agricultural Industry
-Another' Meeting to Bq.rleld On
Saturday.
A fairly t•ept•e,ientatite,' though not
large, gathering attended at the tow
hall on biatttrday,aftern«m
re-
sponse to the call fair a uie. erg to die -
cuss the tariff gneetiuu.
J. A. Malloul(b: of West Wrwa-
nurh, presided, and \V. )<i. Robi•rtsuo
was asked -to act as secretary.
The chairman explained the purpose'
the meeting and ezp.eeersti sue mope
t the.dmcu1Mion wuufa ..(be-cou;
ted ori nun -political liner. '
us,,McMlllan, ot,Hullett, wall flet
callupon to address the sheeting.
He .td if ever there wow a time: when
fare' and consumers generally
should be dive to their own interests
this was the time. Matters pet -Lath-
ing to the tariff were receiving much
attention. The iron.and steel manu-
facturers were ,making a determined
effort to secure au increase in the tar-
iff on tOeir products to makeup for
the abolition of tbe•buuntaee to take
effect at the end of ties year. With
them were allied the cueal u,tereetr,
and if they attaihecatheir object the
coot of plows, cuftivaturs, bwfiets,
saran and ivauv uther.articlea need by
farmers woued lee advanced. '1'bere
was also air agitation for higher duties
on woollen guts*%.
Some Striking Figures.'
There were 11111 woollen manufSsc-
tutors in Canada, said Mr. McMilta,n.
The tariff gave them a margin on the
selling psi i of their goods ut 111.71 T.-
ISMI, Ine wages [Said by these maim,
tacturetro amounted to $1,1010,U111-con-
eiderably leer than the retro amount
they received by virtue of the_ tar1T.
If these waau(iteturere could frit got
along a ithont this protection. 11
would pay the people or Canada' to
c heru thetacWuea and •and peneionoff
all the weekwen they employed Ott
their regular wages. tile {.Duple
would lw uvea• half -a -million dollars
'ahead by sae doing. The protected
weilufaaciurer•s generally were given a
margin .01 174 to a.i per cent. try the
tariff.
Goderlch Branch, W. 1.. HOES i. K, Maffiker.
NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS GODERICH MARKETS.
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L'opy of change 0f runnln¢ advertise-
ments must be lett at this office by
Monday ncon to ensure inserti0
in issue of same week.
AUCTIGN SALES.
CTION MALE OF FARM STOCK
_and ln
_le(apbeente tin igf li° came...lion..2
t(r4 %t'rwrno.h 100e mll. womb ..f Dungan•
. nu.,t, on Tuesday, itecember 13, commencing
at t p. ni. Hoer•.. rattle, .Ivlebs. haggle,.. her-
.a.-. ore. 1:10141:1 )iT.rVHrtes. proprietor.
1110.. (;U ADAC. ructteeew.
11
,t ,'('TION SALE '
THIRTY- tYlt HEAD or 0001) ONTARIO
fiitrLrlte AND IST) ER5 AND
DRAFT Mafrg.
H ry Shield. will sell by public auction at
lin t nr, lot 5, oa,ew.Mn 2.4.hfietd. on
F:
•I'.tittAY. DIG-KMIJER MTll..
tun.11n,•n lag at 1 0 elo, k
'twenty
d two-year •,Id ,.teen.: '4 good
two-year u • heifers : 1 good yearling.: *draft
Sere eight ears .old : 1- .graft mar% three
tray- old . 1 teed. purpose mare. Ilse years
old.
Everything ertls.rt will tee disposed. of,
aei I do not *Ant t keep anything on tbe farm
during the winter.
Trees.. -Tres mem sreedit will he aiye& on
fund -bins alinauved '.tint, unser beating In-
ter..? at Ute gar tient. anrur,n. •
HAIIIt6 .1. Milli:1.Lr. TIIO•t. Ot \Ifs '.
Proprietor. to t4.nra r
NOTICE TO CRI D ORS
ifIrl'lt E 1'l►-effE1HTORS.
IN THF: MATTER 01 - "1111.: EST
Ee4'IE.M. I V Kit, !ATI:.11.'THF:
•w' GilEltiCli. IN IIIK t''I'NT
HURON. At ARKI El) WeIat A.S.
Netter Is hereby given. - pursuant to the Ste.
vi..dAlatulesof IOntario. ,.hap{.. 1214. that A11
pet rt, hareng chain,..gain.1 the estate of the
std title :delver. who died en the 1st day of
March. A. U. 1!.10k are required to send by peel.
',repent. of deliver to the undersigned. solici-
tor. fee Veil McIver. the adndni.tntor of the
Aid estate. on or before the 15th day of Ile
relntter, 1510• !heir names and rddresses, with
fell pinticulers of their claims in writin` and
se
the nature• of the curltles. if any. held by
them duly verified by statin: ry declaration.
And trice notice that after the said date tt,e
Adinu,istrstor will ptneeed to distribute the
A...ets of the said deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regent only to the
aim. of • hit), they shall then have had no-
Iler and the administrator will not be liable
for the ,aid w..t•ts or any pert thereof to any
Person or persons of whoa claim notices shall
not have been received by him at Iberian, of
mach distribution.
Da. ed at (1oderlcb, thh Goth day of Nevem
her. A. D. NINA
PROUIWOOT, HAYS A Kl I.LORAN.
• Petrie. for Neil McIver.
Administrator.
THciten•r. Deo. 1st.
Fall wheat, per anal .... t/ ,s, tog 0 m0
ypetng wheat. per burls.. ter to 0 MOyo per bush - 0 en to O er
Butt,v beat, per bush 0 45 10 d 48
NerrOat., per bushel 0 3.1 to n 30
(1
Old .t.., per bush,0 4" to d 411
Pear, per hn+h 0 SO to 0 KS
Harley, per bush ..............,, 018 to 030
Screenings, per ton 91 (11) to se 44'
Flour, family, per cwt.,- 3 73 to LS
Flour. patent, per cwt 3 tip te 4 4)4
!frau, per ton 5. Un te 9t d1
ifh0rte, per ton - r.: -7 '_rt 1110 to 13
Hay, per tan 11 14( to 10 1
Woad. per cord 3 •n to a 01
Butter, per Ib 1 to 0 21
Cheese, per Ib Y, 13 to le 111
Rigs. herb. per dos u .34 to 0 xi
New Potatoes. tsar MtsheL:...el 3) to -1 45
Cattle, orcin y Logosd, psrewt 1 le to 3 .n
Cattle, export, per cwt, 5 30 to el 23
Hogr, ee.10 set
spring !amts. i •2.i it: ''.1 IT
Sheep, per eat 1 u0 W 1 y,
Tallow. per Ib eri to alai
Hides. per owt 0 014 to 7 b1
Ilbee skim, i' 311 to w1
Chickens 1 10 to 11
Turkey. 1s to ; 11
r .w:. AUCTION SALES.•
Tr►aote. !December nth. --Auction sob• of
horses and Battle at lot ... tontr...ion 2.. Ash•
field. eun,unncing. at 1•'U o'clock. H.ta/ti'
Snuru., proprietor. Trios. (irxn%y. auction
ser. •
TuvsiAy. Ike. Ebb. Auction sale K farm
steak and unpteruent.. on lut li. concession 2.
1) rat W stall.. -h .ale nine- south of- I)u,Mpn-
no/m,. commencing at. 1 p nl. 1;1:11. Sl11 u -i .
proplietorr. 1.1111. tit vu14) auctioneer.
LOST AND FOUND.
i - A 601,1) BROOCH SET
I wlthagarnet F' d 11 be
TF. OF
OW'N•.
o4
ti
t GUNDRY'S
1„
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
S -
Stable
THE RED BARN
( Youth Street, (Ioderich
All our Riga are New. 'Buses
ale .
el all Trains and Steamers.
Reticular attention even to
• calls Irons private 'Mem
'Phone No.
LUMBER SHINGLES
1BER AND SH
All kinds of rough lumber in
Mock at the New Lumber Yard.
next to Kensington Furniture
Factory, opposite (i.T.R. traok.
Orders filled at short notice.
New Brunswick Cedar
!Mingles -"Larkin" brand -the
heat on the market.
JAS. DEA
`Pitmen No 211.
sone. In es will re
warded neon leaving .ante at THE SIGNAL
0FFIC K. 2:-11
LNMT. --ON s.vrt-tiI)AY. NOVM:\f-
B61t 2.411 from \1`dt str•et 'irk. a grey
ovnrrort with ernes, tild blue stripes in it,
he person who removed ('will Mimeo bet
Ile at rink on or before Monday. Irecenitiet
27-111".
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PUBLIC NOTICE
.511(EET1('0('N. 4 G 1.OF HURON COUNTY
he corporation of the County
of Huron will mos /n the Council t'hatnber. in
the town of Ooderl. . at :to clock on 1ue.day,
the nth day of Deem • :r next:
All 'invents for -et •.0ent must be placed
with the tlei k before t. - date. Its
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated N member 21st 1141
The Council 0
SITUATIONS VAC
WANTED. - 4 GOOD
servant at wee. MRS. W. s.
BULL. Montreal street.
ERAL
TURN-
TE.t'IIER 1VANTEII 1•'011 U. S. 'i,
1 No. 1„ Ashfield and West Maryanne
duties to commence January 3rd. 1911.
reacher holding is Normal school certificate.
preferred. ADply. stating -slaty. to H. M.
DUFF. Dungannon. 27 21
%VIT1I
OPERATING
f IELP:l:R:1PH ,
thorough knowledge of .ration agent's
work will Insure a good salary. 4'entred Tea-
ses,*
elesea li Scboot. Toronto. provides proper In-
at'Setl0r Freo catalogue explains. w rite.
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/11610HSR W A N T 13 - FOR
1 best seetfo44 No. 1A Ashfield. for the year
1911. tau to commence January 3rd. Ad-
eps. .LANN.tN. oecreary. Iapw P. 1./..
Oitte 1.i.ft
WANTED. --A REPRESENTATIVE
for eoonty of Huron. A permanent posi-
tion and exclusive territory for the right. man.
STONE A WELLINGTON, Nurserymen. or -
onto
4 GENTS %VANTED FOR TWO
new lines. Apply for partloulan to THE
WTRICAL I1LAN CHEMICAL CO..
D., Dept A..228 Albert street. Ottawffil t.
IllEACHER W.1NTED FOR S. 8.
1 iia In, Ashfield. for the year Ilfil. Indict
to commence after New Yew's. State salary
and experience. Apply to J. O. M.•0UO16,
sec Tiros_ Crewe. 11 tf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
The pr•'p••rty known as the
i' KiIfLY HOUSE" -
^0 Nel..on,ar•eet Is to be .nM In lot, of
%nateo. Seven splendid Indicting lots
.111 he sold separately, fronting on
risen and Heuer streets- Moet demi,
',hie property and movenlentlocal lou.
Dwelling .0th IM art frontage
3 let.. an Neilon stn•M . 50 n104
IO lets nn Wane .trwet, 30 x 1M
1 lot on Nelson street, m x toe with
rear ret rants.
for woe tawn., eta., apply to
Jae. Kron
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
a ON NORTH
street. lately noon . y" -T. Ts Rllfoi•en
and Andrew Porter. Apply to 1. 1'. BROWN. N.
TIM= FOR MALE. - A TWO -
11 !MOST brick hoose. with seven rooms
t Ustt,, Particulars oan be had by
ccaaIIlnS *1 tSIIONAL OSloe. ;4titf
VOR SALE. -FIVE ACRES, W EST
.Ids Hayfield road. between Hi -Rennie
road and Flennett. .front . gnat portion er this
lend is ',table for market garden. small fruits
.•tr_ fay sell In two parts of two and mut half
aorta each. For prise and terns write H. A.
JI)RDAN. 17:1 Whale(/' Ave . Windsor.Om-
► ,OWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. --
Hotta and lots known a. the 1 'apt. Mae -
re gar property on Anglerea street.. Iloderlch
helot, 111 rooms. hot water heatless and mndeyn
nonventenete. with one len nn Trafalgar Mr
Will he said lolndy or .eparately.oniw.,i d
tot on Napier drone., a roues, goon
dlRrf.•t- cottage at Hartford wlt.h 3 aures of
°ems winter rtios can be had et ry*ren 14a
rTea tApply+to J. 1. KiLWRAN aarrister,
etoa. ( ie4er l
What Will Ontario Do T
There Was a persistent demand f
the people of the 11'est for reduction
of the tariff on gouda uses by 'the
farmers. In this demand not only the
ferment. but hankers and Wiriness men
of all kind%. joined, ass shown by the
meow' lone of teeny Noised% tit 'trade
It the West. ••1t!hat are we going to
do in -this Provinces" asked the
s{.raker. _
Mr. McMillan pointed Ma that the
farmers in their del11andiwere assert-
ing the rights of the great geueral
body of consumers. The farmers
were asking no favors for tbetlselves.
Fur thirty years special privileges had
been granted to the tlanufacturen, ;
batt the farmers asked nothing of
the sort. All they wanted was a f.tir
field and no favor. Was it not reason,
able that they should he put 00 the
saute ground as the manufacturer in
the purrhase of supplies? At almost
every convenient turn in the tariff the
manufncturer was given exemption
flout duties on his raw material. No
fault was found with this ; but the
fat mer should have the seine privilege.
Agtjiculture'Canada's Great Industry. -
%Vhy were farmers denied thin equal
opporturiii' ? Was it because agri;
ultur•' occupied a low standing
ong Canadian bndustrien. On the
co• racy, sgricultui•e stood at the
very• ndetion of Canada's a
greatness,
was th. very basis of the healthy pulse
beat of t e national life., .Vhen agri-
culture w depressed the htseinose 14
the whole ..entry wan depressed.
Thin was store ingfy shown when in
1917 there tv .,a partial fail•tre of
crops. and Nankin*institutions had to
'Hake.; put onthe take the v
p u , Government
had to take in Pail. an trade in all de-
partments fell off great
Opportunity for Arrangemen • 'th U. S.
In view of the advances •. ade to
the Canadian Government b Presi-
dent Taft, the speaker believed was
the duty of the Government to n-
deaver to secure an agreement for
reduction of United States dittos,
giving Canadians trees access toathe
market,' of that eountry. "This would
help our pockets. It would not hurt
our loyalty. ..
Mr. McMillan dealt with theargu•
ment that Canadian -transportation
business would ht injured. by freer
trade with the United ytnt,'s by point-
ing out the favorable geographical
poiltion of Canada, which gave the
t. Lawrence route an advantage of
several days over the IN4W York route
for export business. Thin advantage
would not only keep our awn trade In
Canadian channels but would bring to
ase a large portion of the bueiness from
the Western Staten.,
The Price of Binders.
H. J. Morris endnr*ed Mr. McMil-
lans remarks, On hit recent visit '.,
Iowa he had found the Tardier* of the
Western States were dying out for
relief from tariff burdens and he waw
not eutprised at the result of the
recent eleetiona'arross the line. A
mnnofacterer over there haul told hint
he could make a binder for $fi(1 and
make a profit. There seomed to be a
big margin between thin figure and
tate price of 51110 or 11140 the farmer
here had to pay for a binder`
J. N. Kernighan, Reeve of Col -
borne. relearkei that the farmers
out West had no polities ; they (oohed
out for themselves. All the farmers
1*ersasking was to be left alone; they
were not seeking any, favors. Hie
thought it a good time to approach
the Government.
Might Hurt Manufacturers.,
Reeve Sturdy, of Gotlerich town=
ship. was afraid free trade would ex-
tinguish the manutt(cturerw of this
nountry. Woo it not utanufactut•log
industries, fie asked. that, built up a,
country i - The proposals to reduce,
the t rifir'might. be a heneilt to the
West ; but would they benefit the
whole country ?
-7-John Fibglsnd thought she farmers
had been Imposed•up{ooen long enough,
and it w.as because they did not, look Mbnday lama markets the complrtlon
to their itwo internale. •'If yhe lioF of r half-eenIAIry of deed Me. Most
ernmeneduew--atot hear from- els," he
said. "they will thipk we ere sans -
tied."
Geo. Laitbweite said he had an open
mind orf the question. He thought it
the l,`uitMd rtt•ttrs gave 'us a fair
opportunity for improvedtrade relit. ••f Mount Clemens, Mich.; Theodore. I
tions We should not be far. behind., in of Clinton ; M es . Alfred. Edwards
taking it. He was afraid it wase the Pannier, of North Tonawanda, N. Y,..;
patient frpin%the pates West Frank: of -Toronto;• Miss Mrud,' of
.who aero ••makingg Lk* kick" at the TSronto Mrs. Lewis McRea (May), of
present. tint':•: •L9_nder the proweut. Toronto, and E. Bert 'Hale. of'tiode
tariff 17nit:ed States wntiufeetllrefn rich. In addition there were firs:
were establishing branches in Canada Wm. -Hak, Mrs. Theodore Hale, Mrs.
and helping to build up this *moors,. Bert Halm and Mt'. Edwards'. son -in-• -
A. %V. Wise stated _tet fn's law law and daughters-in-law. and ten
suit n few years ago it Wag shown that g
y binder could he made in Canaria for Mr. and Mts. Hale are grundpatents,
fjKi$:Dulling- the afternoorn a reception
R. Xf. Young emphasized the a -ate-. was held and s 1*5ge nuwller, of
'Dent that agriculture was the basic'
industry of 'the country. -1Vhen .11
failed, everything failed, The farmers.
}tad never &ekeed for any favors. and
if they did not *siert -themselves they
would nut secure what wise due thew.
The manufacturer* were costing the
country too' lunch. No other Jabot. -
was remener*ted tat so iow a 'rate sail
that of the farmer,
Ater Fifty Years.:
mi. and Mrs. Hezekiah Hale Celebrate their Golden" Wedding:
Only to very ?e* comes the goo.l
fortuue of being able tocelel,rate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary, and we
bavetberefore a pecnlier pleasure in re-
cording thin -week the occurrence of.
such a happy acarion in the lives of a
worthy Goderich couple - Mr. and
Mrs. Hezekieh Hale; of Park street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiale were married at
Sarnia., November 241t13, 1800: so that
appropriately the d,ty was marked by
a family reunion which brought to-
gether the sons and daughters Who'
had left the parental fireside to snake
homesof their own. The renewed
family cir^te included William Haile, .-,
Mits. H. limas
randchildren, of nineteen to whom -'
A Prominent Manufacturer's Views.
Ales. Saunders, who wits congt•atu.1
hated by the chairman torhis pluck in
rebuilding his factory after the recent
fire, maid that• he noticed the farmers I
were able to ,retire anti live on their
money, while the nlanufartui•era died
in the harneeo. He was mar* pleased
with the tine of the meeting, and bad
a good -deal 'of sympathy with the
tanners. 11e thought. the United
Scotto,. would want the Lig bait inany
trail),% l,a again with "(.inad,i. .The
termer« were getting much truss fora
their prlduce than slay Were thirty
years ago, while' the innnufecturerr
wet'e'Working on a narrow uuugin:
and were trying to hail•l ut• the coun-
try along with -the. fan te•t'r.. If *F-
anlote tree trade with the world cm11d
be land, he would he in favor of it. He.
I hotteht that if the- farmers weot to
the government and asked for any- tension had been paid to en elaborate
thing rr*snn*h1A they would get it. menu. Frank Hale proposed * toast to
Dr. Holmes indulged JO a fervbd the Imide and (ti+arm of fifty years
o r
pr to soloist h*Fangue. 44)1,1, and Rev. Dr. Medd responded.
John %Villen again pointed nut the Miss Maud Hale, on behalf of the
difference in the treatment bendeti-'^'.
out by the tarilT to mamrfacturrrs` ti:wghtera, halide -II her father •a golden
from that which was -accorded the anniye,tuti wltddigg ring. and Mr.
farmer..- Hale pretsented it to hie( brute. Then
Win. Bailie thought sheae were on behalf of the sons and daughters
malty linea idwbl 1 Chore might t 1 William Hale pretent(•d his parents
\Ii,. 11. 11 ELF:
friends called to udder their congeal,
elation*. -:
In the evening there was a gath-
ering of about fifty fur the gulden
*roiling supper. Wirer proper at -
I
with a pursue of gold *mounting to a
bendolorue figure. There were *leo a
goodly mantle of b*ndsmte 'memento
from friends in town end elsewhere,
.1 telegram of congratulations Vets
received from Kev. W. H.'irahani. of
Sttdthroy, a former pastor of - Mr.
and Mee. Httir. and other menages
were received trout Edmonton, Fargo
01. Dakorar. Iiaekato.,n, Melee Creek.
(Mask.), Foothill, .Mtertln; viii%. New
Liskeard and Ottawa. (Inc of the..
messages was from H. H. Rines, of
F01301a11, a former well-known tteei-
dent of Uudi'ricb. who' asked to be re-
(Sask.),
to his old friends here.
A double christening ale. marked
the/day, Edgar •J ewis Hez.kixh, son
t,f lir. and Olio. I• RP*. and Hei. n
Maud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Ed-
wards, received the rite of b*ptiam
(tom Rev. Dr. Medd. ` -
'Ao, object of considerable interest
,was lite hnndkrtrhief which. the held'
carried et her w. -sifts ey fifty
Venr
ag
o.
tn _ ri•b has ltccarefullynfit pee -
...la -ed.
,
Ma'. little Nat. le ore in (ie .tsarist sea••
.•nt v-tl,u'ev• rent'• nee next .list tntl•y,
and believes that he trust he salamis
the • n*ti v'' of (:.alrrieh Iivhtg iu
town. \lir+. i(alt, %%. 1.••• taaide•n
UMW. suns Iiia% fir„sura: i* n native or
St'. l ysi s h:u i1Ha. Ti,,- sect/oil vent
'Met. their morning.. Jlr: anti Niro.
,Hale .•sup• tel •G,alrriele hilt .aha•.
greet y moved ,away and lived fist'
,%lair (III,• of tAJ1e•r'- {%rants. 1'., tlo'
INA ISH•t.y years. 1141W4,1,-11.1% .11141, -bit's'
ts•.idrd r.ruHnuort.ly ill(i.sl.•rich, anal
(biting this peri.el they 'have earn. -t1
1h4- rt•slwrt and 4.4,Y•111 ma w ref.• rir.•le
of friends
Anti art plaint an.-t•s. That
they may have tidally 11111r0 Nt.itr4 of
bappiue+. t.igether i* tit• wish of The
Migt,aL;
reduction of duties. r
Tote Resolution.
PROGRESS' ON THE 0. W. S. R.
The following resolution. moved by , ' , -
J. N. Kernighan and .seconded by Bridging the Nine Mile River at Port
Hugh Hill, was carried -:Albert '
"That this meeting stands. in favor Port Albert. Nuvert.-.N.
of the lowering of the tariff upon agri- - the i ut' 28. 1onet Shore
cultural 'n,plementw,-nement, harness wwi ala o oral , Olity ono and c •
and saddlery, wire, cotton and woollen g
goods and clothing in general." etahle pre* reps hese been made thi•
tail, notwitraslpnding t he trough. and
Another Meeting Saturday. stormy - weather of . the pest Mouth.
The question of sending a deputa-
tion to Ottawa was discussed, but it
was decided to have another meeting
to take .action on this matter. The
adjourned sleeting will he held nn
Saturday next, December 3rd, at 2:70
o'clock. in the same place.
Farmers Meet at Brussels.
Roth the tie? and the rails from Geode -
rich to Port Albert are now laid. with
a Targe portion of the batl*rlitfg work
completed.. Already several eats of
-freignt have been rt•ceived at the vil-
lage, consisting of.coal for the farmer
in this vicinity and Manitoba gr n
for Shoenbale' mill: The item of oal
will eventually create at big h .tress
for the new line. for there very
A meeting was held at Bruesels on little timber y0m*ining, the hash fire,
Sbaturd.ty. November 19th, to discern of oeverel years *,to b ing Coin -
the tariff question, and the following pletely depuded a large p. tion of the
resolution was passed : standing timber. and fa • 0e►•s are now
That thismeeting, having met fardrPe
dependent
nolo*! for e
l. Coosider-
the
spe•iial purpose of considering the able work on the •eetle and abut -
bearing 01 the eustorne tariff of the naeuts over the ' ne Mile• River is
country as it affects farmers perticn- being pushedfo aid by a working
larly and the large body of consumers staff of some fa ty or more workmen
generally. are extremely desirous that and there is e ry prnhahility that the
suhettnt.ial reductions he made in cement and ootl work win 19e cow•
those lines of goods. And in view of pfeted • y in the new year. The -
the favorable approaches already Nine M - River Is only adman street -al,
made'through, President Taft and the but_ i runs throe., h a deep hollow
American Government looking to- Wit • very high 'and wide banks on
ward. mnte'f*vprahle trade relations 1 1 1 eider which it hots been found
between Canada and the United States ecessary to fill in 'and bridge over so
we consider that the C*nedian Gov as to make a high level roadway to
amens while e o level o
n t maarlflcing the t connect with the 1 v 1 land +atonic the
in reete of the (',tnedien • . e le. Asbtleld shore. There will be when
shone l bend their hest ever . to- completed about. ►430 feet of trestle -
wards ecuring a favorable r iprocal work. which is now being vigorously
tradear ngement, wbereh • radians pushed forward by Alex. Met 'all. the
may havfreer access the great totett*n of the framing gang, and
consuming . arises o he .American
Reptile e.
in view of (he . nience not heing
PIA large as was oped for troartttltr
was taken is ap{lointing delegates
by the me ng, but *wither meeting
will be h in the town hell. Brussels,
nn `a rda\ , December•lcd at 2
n rl to discus* the math farther
atig ,strange for as delegation.
The Suspense Is Ended.
Ottawa. Nov. :XL -I Very Slip cial t -
Mr. E. N. Lewis. member for %Vest,
Huron, ha,' intrsduced a bill to deal
with the eocaine evil. He has not so
far given hit opinion on the Canadian
navy, vending the receipt of informa-
tion from Halifax and Vaneonver et
to whether the Niobe and the iLtin-
haw, the vereala of the new Canadian
Fred Desjdrdins, the superintendent
of the woatke. A piledriver is used to
ensure a solid foundation for the tim-
bres. The ±tpsrrrrderthe strewn want
be Or feeI, from one abutment to the
other arid will be of Neel. W. Brown
is constructing the cement -work.
which will rise to *Mot :i) feet over
the level tri the river, and Robt. Hoy
is foreman of the staff that is em-
ployed tilling in and ballasting. The
timbers used in the construction of the
trtetlework are massive and are
lidly framed together, a precaution
Which is ahsoiutely necessary consid•
ening the heavy traffic that will he
carried over it. We understand, how
ever. thMt it is placed there temporal'.
II until the line is eopletetethen a
stream tu
am shovel will he used to fill in so
as to make a permanemt aid solid em-
bankmeni. The work in connection
with title ,undertaking has already
credit for the businesslike way in
which they have,•erried nu the work
over many obstacles. ,lust as. 5uton ass
the steelwork is placed over the Liver
50 as to admit of the construct inn
train getting across the work will be
Icamp*restively easy. for the road-hed
is *11 ready as far north ea Aniherley,
and if the work through the township
of Huron to Kinrardine is onetime on
+ts vi rowdy as it is being here. there
is n. hing to prevent the completion
of a line for traffic by the middle of
n t year. There is * tenors that a
•ngerroach may be placed on the
line now built from Port Albert to
Goolenceh,•lo run at stated (I nIrs once
every day, and if We should be _the
nose it will be much appreciated here.
for everybody is anxirnis for a first
ride over the hew railway.
A NARROW ESCAPE. •.ti'
Workman Employed in Elevator Con-
struction Nearly Killed.
A most dietressing accident (e-
curred at. tbe -harbor on tieturda
afternoon, as the result • of which
George Attrill, ,t young Englishman.
liesin'the hospital in a pree*410ue con•
difion.
The injured man was etnploye)1 in
the construction work of the new e1.,'
vatnr for the Western Ci*n*d* FII
Mille Co. :\ wooden cement form as
being hoisted to the top of the h ild-
fog. which is now over 1t) feet in
hetght, and when it had been raised
about seventy-five feet the slings
.lipped and the form crashed to the
ground. Shouts of warning were
given to Attrill, who was stooling
just below, but llefot•e Ise could rnova
out of the Rue of danger one ettd of
the form struck the gerund an the
other fell ,against the unfortunate
Roth of hie lege_were_hurken
and he suffered severe injuries about
the head. Pbysieians were sum-
moned immediately and removed him
to the hospital, where be is being
cared for. The extent of the injuries
about the head is difficult to deter-
mine and coneuision of the twain is
feared. The p•itient has been delirious
at times, but at the time of writing
hopes fere held out for hie recovery.
navy, are equipped with a plumb-line. costa large sum of money anti is with -
Ottawa, Nov. 29. - (Kush} -fir. reit doubt the most expensive of alt
Lewitt has spoken on the Caoadia& the problems that the cntnpany hu
navy. He says it's no good. I had to face, and the promoters deserve
r
1
"The only way that we'll' get home
rule in ould Ireland," said the Celt,
"will he if France -an' Russia an' Ger-
many an Austria -an' maybe Italy
--if they would all j,.in together to
give throe blackguards of England a
rare ould Latin', Maim the only way,
mar, we'11 get home rule."
Then, ea he looked cautiously round,
a twinkle of cunning was added to his
expression. "-%n' the whole hot. of 'em
together couldn't do it, sir. 019, ft's
, Use grand navy we've got !"
Buy at Dome,
FrutnTbe Dry G4Ods Record,
'rhe pro.p.•»t of a dight saving 1
in the coat of certain articles is
s tbe inducement' that • actuate/1
moat of the people wbo send .
their orders to the city stores.' '
But it is doubtful if - in, .the
1? long ruu there is any actual
) saving.:The advantage of -see-
ing an article' -and being satis-
fied before paying out the
Money for it will more than off-
set the difference in price that
i. may be Grund in occasiental to --
stances, while the circulation of
the money in their own conn- _
munity will add tie the general
prosperity. -Do not be misled
by the teuujting mail order cat-
l alogues. If you are thinking of
i sending.at l,jder make out your
> list and take it to sortie of the
local dteechants and give them .
the opportunity' t. h figure on it. ,
is nine eases out of ten you will 7 •
find that yoaf can do a. well in
re1atld to • price right ,it home
and you will beve the great ad-
ditional advantage of knowing '
exactly what you are to get be-
fore you pay your goal money.
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The Signal fr'iun now until January
1st. 1912, I{.1.INl to new sub st•riltetw, -
PERSONAL MENTION
tome Tedd, OrTrtronw. 1.. In town 0n a vFs t,
Mw. Snreeth has returned front a v kit to To-
ronto.
J. East Jordan, of London, was he 105.0 On
Tuesday. •
Thos. Lang. of Toronto. 1. the guest of
Airs. Jos. K dd.
Alis *Gertrude Lauder left Wedge -day for
Kingston on a vieit to friend.. '
- Exeter Tilne.: all-. Frances Strout is 11111;
ing friends in IIodencb for a lea *wek-. -
Th. Mese,. Leckie. late of Kincardine. are the
g bgl.ts of their brother. T. T. Leckie, 141. David's
stoat
T. Anderson. of Clinton, Ira.• taken a seaside%
in the tailoring denartmeAt of alcL t.,
* lore.
Mitts Helen .6. folly. North street. Is spend-
ing a few day- 40 Kincardine witi, alr,.lur.1
Bruce. --
London AdeertI.er: - Mfrs( Margaret Me-
•Kinduri. of fioderieb. 4. of-iting all : k:dytb*
Mel . 7.7Hh
2 ,entood *treat.
Mrs. W. 1'. Fox and llrr..4. 0. Shnpeon bare
returned to %Viarten. 'They -were here attend,
ing the biomal of -their father. the lite Job..
Bain. / -
1417th Stand rdMI 4 Rogerson. or (:ode -
rich. is home on at visit totter parents, air. and'
31r-.. T.1.. Hog.r-.or. ..The 31i.•.es Lucy and
Ruby Mct'rarken, of Iioterich, were Cuestas
of Mr.. 'F.4. Flacks., over Sunday,
J. H, )Worsen returned last week from Sas
kateh.,wal,. where he spent thepw*t season*
.trace March, relies a section and a half t11*l
al'resl at teat lake and this year had about
ehthty n.•rsy under enlnvat ion. 111- wheat yield-
ed twenty dna bushels to the acre, mud oats over
fifty bu.hel.. Nest year h.• will have a. steam
outfit working on Ills laud and will get a much
larger area in crop. Ni, sen John. who Is
farming with him. is r•emeinbeg in the West.
Mr. Worsen will return in the spring. '
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS -Dec. 1st.
Page
Cut Gla -s W. R. H*rrison . \\ .: 14
Teacher 16 -anted -H. M. Doer, Itungacii n 1
Rig Value for Little Money leam11y Herald
and Weekly' Star. Montreal a
Reader The Weekly Sun e
The Prudent Housewife-Frwd.,Huot..... 1t
.11i Heady for Christmas -uso., Pert.,' 11
A Practical (:i(t J. r. Davey e
1'helAoge of Sensible OEM Howell Hardwusl
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Hosiery and 1 nderwear-W. AObesen & Nan 14
Travelling Goods .Hero i. 1111ott - 3
Remember Your Frlsu.t.-D. Forsyth, Klatt..
belches, e
Our Way of Selling Dr) Goods -J. H. P01
borne .... e
Christmas tioods P. T. Dean e
Big Millinery Week Hodgen, line. (1
(imp This Martin tiros - 1
Yoe Are !netted 1' N 1
.1.„ig
Property tot -ale -Jas. Kidd......'.. •,.,aria. 1
Chrlttrnw 9turials \\' H, neeetrea..........-. 4
Iltee*es F R. Whsle 7
ea J. W. Vanatter
O t'hallenge Sale Co,,'luue N. L. oaat-
eror, 7
uctlon -tale Berry Shlekt.,,v, 1
Brooch Lost --The Signal.. •f .
t I
Ebony Goods -W. H. Harrow"n isr 1
overcoat Lost . •
header. Burdett., Cafe ....... :... 7
1 •hole% Home-made Candlaa-Ooderlch Qolek
..
. , rvnnt t\'anU+d-Memo 1a'.s.'fntnb1f11. 1
\notionSale of Fern !stock -flee. Stotler.,
Dungannon 1
HORN.
LI.NDI0.1.Y. A: Swift Current. -cm.k.. nn No-
vemberl7th, to Mr. and Urs W. L Lind-
say, a daughter (Evelyn Jewell.
a1CTLAR.-In (loderich, on Thursday. Dec
deroghterm
ember in. to Mr. and Nr.. R. W, metier, a
MARRIED:
Mete; A RR1K-Lit VVIION. At RAnfi'. Alberta.
on Wednesday. November 2- r.1. by Rev.
William K. Allen. Malcolm Keith Mc
t oarrte, of Van.muver. H. (•., to Grace
MMaar*Nat t Lawson, daughter of Favid law
SHAW -DYER. - in Toronto, on Tuesday,
November 29th, by Rev. Enoch Barker,
Alexander Shaw. of Mimlco, to The. Jen
ni" Dyer of Hlyth.
DIEU.
TAYIAIR. In (b:i,orne township, on Mon
day. November 3401. Mary Hall. balmier!wife of James Taylor.
FDW'ARi). in Ooderich, mt WM6e.day. No-
vember :,nth. Mien A. E:dwsrrt,
MI'UF()RD. .4t F.e'nondellte• on %tat.urder.
November :ekh. , hart%. 61ngfowd, aged
M years.
' JOH Ns1'I,N, --(In Monday, November ittb.In
Texas, Matilda• widow of the late Hugh
Johnston. formerly M 13oderich, In her
s,'th year.
J'1HNSTON, In litlterl.h on Nnnday, so -
weather veather 27th. Ma ic:,rnt K. Sturdy. helmeted
wife of W. E. Johnston.
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Siete,
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