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GODERICH. ONTARIO. CANADA : MARCH 9, 1911
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THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00.. Ltd., Poat.aas,
FINANCIAL
OF CANADA
BitTAISLIBHED ISM
than the temptation to apt eid from
nuke a practice of depositiog your
Capital, Rest and Undivided
Profits $6,900,000
Total Assets over $45,000,000.
THE
TEMPTATION
TO SPEND
money wbi.:h is ewrning in-
terest in this Baok is far lees
the roll in you• pocket. 1f yon
sparecash regularly you will he
touch better off at the end of the year.
One Dollar will open an account. 1Vby not start one now
in our Savings Department.
• Goderich Branch,
W. L. HORTON, Manager.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
AUCTION SAI.i. .
Copy of change to running advertise AUCTION SALE
ants must be left at this office by • dOUSEHULD VNL ABL'
relentofficeR>z
Monday noon to ensure insertion .1 J. Edward will Belt by pudie asetirn at
In lues of same week. ^rbe, aolRouts atrvet. Godsrieh. on
BATCLtDA Y. MARCH LITH,
oommen-ing at 2 o'clock share
1 exten.lon Tables S Dint ('halm. 3
Small Tables, t ]lookers, 1 Parlor chairs. 1
MaaUr Clock.. Folding Chairs, 3o Volumes
clopeedla Britannica. 2 Couches, 1 Gaso-
line t with Tank. etc ; 1 Kitchen Cabinet.
Kitchen Utmdla. Dishes. LampeI Bades=
Set. I Lon Bed. 1 Foldlbg Bed. 1 Chiffonier.
I Refrigerator. Curtain Stretches,, Fruit
neatens. Jare etc, etc : Carpets, 1 Dustless
Ash Sifter.
Terms . Cash.
J. J. Ll) WARD. THOS. OUNDRY,
Proprietor. AucUooesr.
AND FUR
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE..•
Those person* desiring an extension of the
Goderich Township Municipal Telephone Spi-
te= met lake appli.•wtlots for same u writ -
Lag to the heed °tans of raid System, et
Hohnem IUs, on or before the first Monday In
A wit 1191. G. HOLLAND President.
MEDICAL
TUI. F. J. R. FOHSTER-EYE. EAR.
It ..s and throat only. House surr,eon•
New York Opbthalmb and Aural Institute.
Clinical tadst, Ear. Nose and 1hrOat Hospital.
Golden Pynate. and Moorefi$d Eye Hospital.
Landon. farmland, Office. Albert street. `trat-
ford, oppoeits Windsor hotel. Hout. : 44 1012
a. m.. r to 4 R m.. 7 to 8 P m. Telephone 445'7 •
GUNDRY
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
a s
St tale_
THE RED BARN
South Street. Goderich
All our Rig, are New. 'Buses
meet all Trains and Steemers.
Particular attention given to t 'Phone No. 50.calls from private residences.
. 'Phone No. 50.
MORTGAGE SALE
1!1 FARM PROPERTY
at Fared Hefei. Goderich. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 111,13. 1911.
at 12 o'clock .won.
The property to be nolo competees the North
bait of lot 1, concession ft Eastern Division.
AShheld.
I)0 acres. Buildings tied fences In
Rood stets of repair.
The property will be offered subject to re-
served bid.
THOMAS U �
tr
Dared t ie 90l at February.1911.
..0 RLE.9GARROW..
for Vendors
r� FOR SALE ON TO HENT
S Z`
1
0ODHRICH MONTHLY
HORSE MARKETS
NEXT MARKET
TUESDAY, MAR. 14th
The Committee expect the
representatives of some of
the leading bores -buying
Arms in Canada at this sale.
Good accommodation for
animals and attendants.
in addition to private sale..
horses will also he er'd by
auction• commencing at 1:00
p. m. If you bays a horse
to sell, come. Tf you want
to bevy a horse. come.
W.pt
nF.((tleek. V 1 . Resident
iei v _
CBOIOit LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
Darrow property. Plot 131rc10n fee(, in-
cluding corner of Market street and Min
avenue. imitable for these horses: or will
dl vide to cultp trrobaeer. High and dry
ground choicest.abco*choicest.
location in beet teasw nus
..lotion. Iles., aloes Elgin avenue. For por-
tlenlwr,+poly at rd SIGNAL OFFICE.
L'UR SALE. -FIVE ACRES OF
1' Rood land. part of lot 4. 1st ootoeesion.
Goderich tow:whip. Good frame house and
barn : also Roos fruit tree. ADply te MRS. N.
CHURCH.Ooderh. P. U. tf.
H OUSE FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY
frame boors on Piston street near Colle-
giate Institute. Five bedrooms, parlor. fitting
room dining room, kitchen, pantry and bath-
room. Good cellar under kMMellen. Lot has 104
feet 17ontage and is .l3 feet deep. Apply to
JAMIE80.. RLID. aa- m
VOR SALE. - TEN ACRES EAST
side of South street, corner Hennett. street
Goderich. If you desire a smaller tract of one
or two acres or • bulldiog lot In the south side
write H. A. JORDAN. 173 Windsor avenue.
.VIndsor. Ontario.
HOUSE: TO RENT iN GOOD LOCA.
Til IN on the west side of Victoria street,
second hoose south of Trafalgar street. 11 le
an eight roomed brick house, fitted with bath,
furnace rind all modern oonvenlenoes. Poe -
session given on first of April. Apply to W.
A. CHISHOLM. Victoria street. Sett
RM FOR `;ALE. - i N THE
F Atownship of Ashfield, 130 acres of
E
well watered, buildings In fine condition.
good
flaw the best snap offered this year. Mast
be so at once. For further particulars apply
to C AS. 0, IA10KE, Barrister. Letkea*.
4tom. • 18.0.
MOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. -
1 Lot two hundred and twenty-five MN on
Kinggsston street, in the town « Ooderteh, osn-
tainrnR onequa*er « an sore. On the north
Malt ooft this property there 4 erected s dory
and a halt frame dwelling house and a blaok-
smit0 shop, owe occupied by the late A ex -
ander Kirkbride. Both the house and the
.1.00 are. at present, ander lea, the house at
P1. S a month and the ah at r
The property will be sold in team,
eor two �. "reei:
as the purchasers; may desire. AppppIy to M. G.
('AMitRON, Barrister. etc.. Hamlltor street.
0oderloh. Outwit).
fiFFICES TO RENT ON r'
NORTH
street,wetby
and Andrew Porter. Apply te . P. iRO117N
fiat
WHAT i8 FRUiT LAND iN BRiT-
186 ()Mumble worth? A small felt
farm in Cdgewood Orehard., k Ma-
telot. B. C.. will make yon lode t fee 11ta
These lards w new seine, frees to IMO per
sere In seven W 9111• ales Leard ate
worth over $1. per when n. an
whew oaltivatmd and
matured. Ideal climate, good (shies.
tt.b-.mn�.t�. monthly Iwtdlment plan. J N W
LU1YD. 4 (Astarte street. Stretford. goner'%
gent fee Ontario
The lost muff advertised in The
Signal las( week was restored to its
owner on Saturday evening.
THE STERLING BANK OF CANADA
FARMRRJI SHOULD KNOW that their money
is In safety
Many offer+ M Invwatsrnt promise large profit
but the large profit ineeetenenr ie seldom + MA FF'
ONS
The tsA'.IN/.li DEPAR'1'MEN1 of the t$erling
Reek of (Meade has three .trong point.
Safety
interest paid regularly
Tbir MOON! .e creak always randy when required
BRANCH/Pi AT
Dungannon. Auburn. Valetta, Bayfield 'AA Goderich
000ERICH MARKETS.
Tauamoar, Marco fah.
rail wbmt, 0•r boar t0 70 tot r, til
wamt. list bomb.. s0 10 •S to wwheats per ilea 0 u to 048
Ol Oats.. pee lam' ""• •••- a 40 133 w 0 ea
i a'ara�Per�bar 116 to 0 3e
75
�u1Fr!r bOw Met to 19 n,
egw�w{� 9TSto 9744
.icor: pb4snt. e%rt 3 111 to 3 u)
lira+ per ton 01 00 to 91-111
88bn't{a. per ter 13 00 to H 00
SHtaay,per ten r
to11111Straw) to 3 tpWood. Der fowl to 530
Butter.
Cheese, per Ib ▪ s I6 iron ole
Sam trerh, oar dos Co 17 10 Al)
Potatoe.. per DnsheL.. ........ 0'M) to 4 50
Cattle, urd)ey to good, mewl. 4 tO to 3 ,r.
Cattle, export, per cwt 3 30 to it at
!IIMR Lambe '. 0 73 to s 73
droop, per owe t 4 UO to 110
Tallow, per lb l'3Hidesto ,AS
heep'scin
kklnper si .,r 7 5101 W al
Apples. per bol 4 110 10 5 .0
Had you thought what a nice
Rester gift to the fair one a box of
fine cboonlates would make Try
BURDSTTZ'a, at the Batoorad Cafe.
FOR SALE,
LIVERY BUSINESS FOR SALE.--
♦ large livery bermes, in • good Weiner
town near Goderich. Must be sold .t doer.
For farther particulars apply to CHAP. 0.
LOCILE. Barrister, Looknow, Ont 3a U.
BICYCLE AND GENERAL RE-
PAIR shop fur, aa1o.-KxoeUent opening
for expert methane. capable of handling
bicycle. automobile• gasoline engine and gen
-
er.l machinery rep dr work. ADph) to
OEOROE VELE. or premises. Hamilton
street. (Jiderich. 11 A.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
fjiEACHER WANTED. -FOR 8. S.
1 No. 3. Colborne township. with dost or
es000dclawe certificate. Duties to ooauneace
after isWer holtd.ye. Apply, stating carry.
to J. J. *i4Ett sets r roue., Oodericb.
40-1 m
kOOD GENERAL SERVANT
greeted for housework. Appy to Miss
J. WYt.E. West street It
LIVEMAN OR WOMAN WANTED
F:
work er home paying $2 or *3 per day
with opportunity to advance. +sparer Um.. can
be used. Wor. not difficult. and requires no
experience. WiNSITON, LIMITED, elpedlrw
avenue. Torobt... 41-dt
WANTED. -A (GOOD MAID; EASY
place, two in family. Apply to M.
W. Y. MAIDEN. Kirin avenue.
/tWOD SEWERS ANL APPREN
to TN'E.S wanted. -We have room tor two
apprenUces and two or three good sewers in
our dressmaking department. sod can give
steady am to'm to Hoent
D hand.. 1
ISM WriN COUTTP. Hodgens BSS. > at
CARETAKER WANTED.
Wanted, a caretaker for Victoria school.
Applicants to mate salary and sight agreement
for orsear. Lis a
1 t o[ duos can he seen at
office of secretAry. ADpllcal ions to be in by
4 p. m. Monday. March 13th. A. STRAITON.
Secretary Public School Board.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OTICE TU CREDITORS.
1N THE ESTATE OF DONALD MCPHAIL
LATE OF THE TOWN , •F t:01.1Eet1411.
1N fHIC COUNTY OF HERON, DE-
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.
1887. Chap. 190, that all ctedtto.s and others
havlog crime against the estate of the said
Dona t McPhail. who died on or about the Sth
day of January. 1911. are requi, ea on or before
the lith day of Manch. 1011, to send by post
prepaid, or deliver, to the Undersigned, soild-
ter for Joseph McPhail. the administrator of
the estate of the -bald deceased. their Christian
and surname.. addressee and descriptions. the
full particulars of their claims and the nature
of the securities, if any. held by them.
And further take notice that after .nth last-
mentioned date the said administrator will
proceed to distribute the YOWLS of the deceased
among the partes entitled thereto, having re -
aveoul to the claims of which be .hall 'ben
nouns, and that 0. will not be Mable for
the said aoete, or any part thereof. to any per-
sons of whose cla`n,. Dottie *hall not have been
received by him at the time of such dlstrtbn
non.
Dated tills 24th day of F'ebruarf..4. D. 1911.
CHAtiL*.41 (JARROW. Solicitor for
41 3t. Joseph McPhail. Administrator
IN THR SURROGATE COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF' HURON
iN THE ESTATE Or CHARLES KNIGHT,
L LC IC AMU).
NoUee Is hereby given that all
haven` cilium. against he estate of thee
above-
named cleneased. who died at the town
Goderich on the ire day « 1, February, 1441al
requested on or berore the 1st day ., April,
1111, to ole their datm. with Josiah B. Knight
the executor of the will of the .std Charles
Knight, .le .seal. with the proofs and trartioo-
lan thereof required by law.
And notice le further Rlvm that after the
said to day of April, Mil, the executor will
premed to distribute for sweets of the deosased
&momebt tee pettier entitled thereto having
reward only to t N Bhi
alm. of wt+ ounce *hall
then have were Woe. rad tear he will not be
heble for thrower or any part,thereo(. so dM-
tttbuted. to 5.y poem or per -own of whose
claim be shad eat lire have bad owlet
Ileted'at Golet r this 1110 day of February.
1911.
LorrU$ L DANCEY.
M --4L debater Mr Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE nF
THOMAS GARDNER. LATE Or THR
TOWNSHIP Or oosti 1RNL. iN THE
COUNTY OF HURuN, -YEOMAN. DR-
CEsaED.
Notes is betebr given. pursuant to the Re
viandWatatem of l)nl.11o, etre. ISS that .11
ramal* having Madre. +.+hest the eaten of
*0. ode Thema. (lard..,, eche did on or
about the R0 day of L'eoesiber. A. D. 140, in
taw.erlp« k.ree. indeed the.' Pe.(wvrgos
( to ever thetundermined. safld '
N�t.,
FFel f4 yid net Ow awl Andress Mr
el; aha m.s.b « t w +.0 latah.. on or
whey tae ata W ef Aprtheir April lilt ,noes
slagMas
+sa.., with fell osrurulae of twNr
elahtt r mites. and toe eater" of a h► .eicwrl
es). by Won duty .sisalstabsisry
t,
And Wks asObb lbw .h.r las iris .sus ,M
alsoi Me nib pesessif
vyre rde,sat.tabst.W r.ar►ts
of the oda eamonsO 11444411. the meow fo,
1bassaa. ns
e�rgtri�.'sly
g�
of .1 tat.w love rte hued
tot. ssieewltea sessenws win e a be thaw Aar
tM its suets et .ay MO thereof es rep ear
esu wof Whew Blum ..4411the 11 not
hoes e~erevolved 1011 Iwo a raw date 1f
rare ire dee .w MaTh
meriew
res u J/ and 0itoeeter.
st* yeer eye on Harriette'. win-
dow few nen Raster display of candies,
Web* *pp. ete.-_at the Weems!
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
WILL ASIC FOR COMPETITIVE
PLANS FOR NEW TOWN HALL.
Steps Necessary to Secure Interswitch-
ieg at Harbor -Letter from Hydro-
electric Commission -Organiza-
tion of New Fire Brigade.
The regular meeting of the town
council was held in the council cham-
ber last Friday evening. All the
menll.ers were present except Coun-
cillors Wallace and Vanatter. After
Town Clerk Knox had read the min-
utes of the previous aerations and
Mayor Cameron had attached his sig-
nature theeet, Reeve Reid suggested
that ex -Councillor .1. C. Laitbwaire,
who was present. Ise the council's
guest of honor fur the evening, and
have a seat beside the Mayor. The
idea was heartily approved and His
Worship in expressing his pleasure at
having the ex -councillor beside him
common' ed on the active interest
which Mr. Iaithwaite always had
taken in the town's affairs, whether
he waw a member of the coancil or
not. The gue-t having been comfort-
ably seated. the business of the meet-
ing was then pI•oc, «sled, with.
A request from the chief of police
for two uniform cops was sent to the
special committee.
David Brown asked for permission
to alter a tine -wall between his two
stores on the corner of Montreal street
and the Square. His letter was re-
ferred to the 6r,• co ttee with
power to act.
iaterswtbchtng.
The secretary of the Dominion
Board of Railway Commissioners senr
a reply to the council's request for in-
structions as to the procedure neces-
sary to bring about inter.witching
arrangements between the 1'. P. B.
and the (3. T. R. at Goderich harbor.
It was advised thatthe town should
snake application under section 128 of
the Railway Act, which provides that
where the lines or tagteks of two dif-
ferent railways run thr)ugh or info
the sauce city, town or village the
Board may, upon the application of
One of the companies, or of a munici-
pality, order that the lines or tracks of
such railways shall be so connected at
or near the point of intersection. or
crossing, in or near see h city, town or
village, as' to admit of the safe aid
convenient trawler or passing of en-
gines, cars or trains from the trears
of one railway to those of another. It
was suggested in the letter that the
town se, ve the railway companies its;
terested with the appkcation showing
what connection is desired. This be-
ing dune the application should be
sent to the Board with proof of ser-
vice. oh the railway companies inter-
ested. The waiter would then be
taken up and dealt with.
Mayor Cameron pointed out the im-
pottxoce of immediate action in this
Natter. wheat. r the harbor improve-
ments asked for were obtained or nut,
and suggested that a committee be
appointed to deal with the mat-
ter at once. The c ' tee named
to take up the [natter were Mayor
Cameron, Reeve Reid. Deputy Reeve
tn
Munninge and t otcillm Nairn. .
At this juueture His Worship inti-
mated that he would hat e nothing to
say at present regarding the success
of the deputation which interviewed
the (iovernulent respecting harbor
ill I pro Veinen t P.
Sewer Construction.
W. Chipman. C. E . Of Toronto,
applied for the position of engineer
to superintend the cooatruction of she
new sewer system. He stated that
for surveys, plans, and other docu-
ments necessary for placing the work
under contract his tender world be
two per cent. of the coat. He would
undertake the superintendence of the
work on a monthly salary ; that is. he
would furniah an engineer with neces-
aAr t instruments for $8011 per month
for the actual teen. engaged upon the
work in Goderich, this .nun to cover
his (Chipmen'sl services aa consulting
engineer. The fetter was referred to
the public works committee.
Maitland River Power.
The se retary of the Hydroelectric
Power Coummiesion, in a communica-
tion respecting the set -mine of a re-
port ea to the Advisability of develop-
ing powee. nn the Maitland River,
stated that the hydraulic engineer had
this smatter in hand and was working
on the report. a copy of which would
he forwarded OR .,on as completed. A
blank resolution form was sent to he
filled oma. b • the onuncil, stating the
quuntitiea of power required. As noon
es it was fol•wwrlad to the Coinmis-
cion, an erigineei then could he sent to
look fully into the requirements &net
report en that an estimated root of
power scold lee given. The leiter was
.efetterl to the special committee.
Committee Reports.
T h e flnanee eoninlittee recom-
mender! the payment of a nnether
orf *in't'act* end advised no Action re-
verting the c.,n imarneetinn from the
R.ther•t Bell Engine 9 Thresher ('o. aa
tr, the payment of Mr. Bell for'ner-
vieee rendered Ihe town $s •eltisUtr.
A cheque f, o se, vine. renderer at Ihe
rate of SDI nee day .Sas rot to Nr.
Rall Mot ws. n,., ,rtept el ue fall pey-
event Th. waw di Vied
TTnr elw•emsI •..miilt e• re aenn,ereled
that n„ wchoe ha talc*•. re+jp+•.r.•t rug ' lae
dommnwicst,..,, rnwn William. Iwnet
with rferen- joining the t n, arr.
Mien qua, 1 ,ailon enet • het 'he
terl,s.et..4 i.. •r•ge Megrim ire trans
fen of rh moving pi.•tnry IMeage INs�
granted Adopted
11
The fire re nemitt.. iepnr•terl ee tel
the forming and organizing of the new
fire company and recommended that
Wm. Thompson be appointed fire
warden for the year 1011. It was ad-
vised that the matter of effecting an
accident insurance on the firemen be
kinked into. The report was adopted.
New Municipal Building.
The public works ttee locum -
mended •'that a new municipal build-
ing be cunstri*cted on the site of the
present town hall ; that the building
be such as would he suitable for a
town of about ten thousand people
and to contain a council chamber,
offices for the Mayor, clerk, treasurer,
collector, police office and cells, mag
istrate's office and quarters, public
hall; vaults, Bre hall and firemen's
rooms. room for hand practice and all
niodern conveniences, the cost of the
bpilding not 0, exceed $35,(310." it also
was recommended that competitive
'dans of a suitable building be asked
Or by adve. tieing, the plans to he in
by April 16th, and that prizes he given
as follows: For the first, $100: se:-
ond, $50, sod third, $25, the first prize
to be paid in thirty days but to Apply
on commission tut the work proceeds.
The report was adopted.
On motion of the Reeve, seconded
by Councillor Clark. it was decided to
hovea telephone.placed in the office
of the town treasurer.
The "boys of the old brigade' (of
Areinen) are entitled to- two months'
pay and it was suggested by some of
the councillors that they he paid at
once. After some discussion it was
decided to leave the matter in the
hands -of the fire comtnittee to settle
all w(a)n as all the rubber golfs are re-
turned.
The council then adjourned.
HOCKEY MOTES.
a
The intermediate hockey team
which journeyed to Clinton last Fri-
day evening and played a game with
the team ot that town was worsted by
the erore• of 7-6. Capt. Ed. Robinson
was the referee.
Prestons Are Champions.
Preston won the O. H. A. Inter-
mediate chatnpionship at Midland on
Tuesday- by defeating M' land on the
r Hund by two goals.ton went
on the ice with a lead of three goals,
having beaten Midland in the first
game by the score of 0-14. The result
of the game at Midland was 7-6 in
favor of the home teem. Preston
moored four goals in the fire'. ten min-
utes to their opponents' nil. but the
Midland players showed up better
durinv the remainder of the gamy.
The Wanderers Win.
The game nn Tuesday ovening be-
tween Kelly's team and the Wan-
derers1the Wan-
derers
reg lr,rl in a win for by the score of 6-3. The ab-
sence of Pridham at coverpoint for
Kelly's team weakened the line-up of
that team considerably. W. Proud -
foot, however, deserves credit for the
showing he made. During the (atter
part of the game Robinson, the 1Ven-
derers' rover, was hit oe the knee with
the pack, which sent him out of the
game. Burdette went off to even' up.
The following is the line-up :
Kelly's Team -(coal, Kelly : point,
Burdette ; coverpnint, Proudfoot
rover, U. Robertson: centre, Swan-
son; right wing, McArthur ; 1eft
wing, C. Kidd.
Wanderer. -Goal, Johnston ; point,
Thompson ; cuverpoiot, Doyle ; rover,
Robinson ; centre.. Snezel ; right wing,
M. McDonald ; left wing, Dodge.
Goderich 6, Seaforth 6.
The Goderich "Junior*" were at
Seaforth on Tuesday nitrlit and played
a game with the fast junior septette
of that town. The Goaerich boys did
a little better than they expected. the
.corp et full time being 6.6. The score
at half-time was 3-1 in favi., of Gode-
rich. Webh's good work in goal
saved the day for Goderich. A return
game will probably he played. The
t_)ame were er follows:
Goderich-Opal, C. Wehh ; point,
1Velter ; co: erpoint. Waiter ; vover,
Cruickshank; tenths, Wiggins; left
wing, le Webb; right wing, Thomp-
son.
flea forth - Goal, Troyer; lwins,
Reid ; cover point. Reid ; rover. Sone., ;
centre, Dick ; left. wing. Dick ; right
wing, Muir.
The Girls Wee.
A hockey game which attracted a
large crowd of epeetators last Friday
afternoon was played on the Weet
street rink. between representatives
of the fair sex In attendance at the
Collegiate and the hand.ome youths
of the same institution. the latter
the champions of the town league.
The rules governing the gams differed
somewhat from those used in a league
game. it hail been arranged that the
hays should wear skirts, and handle
their hock •y shirks with one band.
The ladies proved to he expert
wielder.) of the stick and the players of
the point and rover positions demon-
st.•si.w1 that they bad made a special
elude of the art of ebecking. On on*
occasion when the two rovers met In •
tamale for the pork Referee Clark de-
cided that the former rhampinn
player required a few minutes' rest in
the penalty hors as the result of the
telling jolt to his anatomy. After
forty minutes' energetic work time
was rolled and the Scor* waw an-
nounced 5-A in favor of the ladteme The
following www the line-up •
(Siris --coal, Mies McArthur; p,.iwt.
*goes Hai 'Mon t (evenly d rot, Irwin'
i'ridham ; rover, kwtr (`jerk : renter,
Miss H•ed.,: left wires, Margaret
Galt : right wi•R lea Webh.
Boy. Goal, W IRseett point 11.I
Walter novsepie 9 4 •ng rnr.r
T Isl1,ott . (.sears. Le M Cache n
left sing, ' R Nac 1'aec .un . tuft'
wing. A Tom
Nine. eh. %teen• Rao» .v. play ten
the artang.n,.nts penning ..1 a germ
betosn wthe tger 0 rhampior.a and the
Oilnton Collegiate tette have Motu Aa
shred off-- by (histol
DOESN'T WANT IT.
REV. DR. DOUGaLL ANO THE PRO-
POtiEU REVENUE FROM BARB.
Thinks the People Will Not Care to
Receive Benefits from a Fund
Raised in This Way -Looking to
the Next Local Option Campaign.
Un Sunday evening Rev. Dr.
Dougall. pastor of North street Meth-
odist church, addressed his congrega-
tion on the liquor question.
In his opening remarks Dr. Dougal
dealt with the present a 1iistio
throughout the Province and the
changes in the law which are consid-
ered essential by the temperance
people to make the local option move-
ment more widespread in its effective -
nem. He advanced arguments in
favor ot the abolition of the three-
fifths clause and of the taking of the
local option vote in the county as a
whole, and argued from the large wa-
jcrity of nt n
u icl liter that have been
P'►
a en
voted "dty" that the Government
should - adopt Provincial prohibit ion.
He referred to the latest proposed en-
acturrnt, which provides that the
Government shall receive live per
cent. of the proceed. of any bar which
exceed' $40. He pointed out that it
would mean a large increase in the
revenue of tbe Province, but, he ex-
claimed. "1 don't want any of the
mone"
Appealy.ing to the congregation h
asked if they wished to see their chit
dren educated, their taxes paid and
other expenses met I.y- such he in-
come. He did not think that any per-
son would want to becume a partner
in such a business by receiving a bene-
fit from the proceeds.
Referring to the vote on local op•
tion token in Goderich too years ago,
the reverend gentleman laid stress on
the fact that it required he changing
of only eight votes to make the town
dry. "I am confident," he said, "that
by next year there will be no liquor
sold in this town in the name of the
Government."
"I have been told," he continued,
"that last summer there were twenty
men drunk on the Square on one oc-
'asion al,4 hat jt .nen were in the
lockup • An employer had
told him the wenty-two of his men
had been found drunk in • shed one
morning. "Who is responsible for
the evils enacted since the vote was
taken list time?" asked Dr. Dougall.
"The responsibility is as straight as an
arrow : four hnn3red end thirteen
men are responsible." Further, he
said, "if I vote for a man to stand be-
hind a bar I may as well stand there
mye'lf."
The Doctor then challenged anyone
to name a place where local option
has proved a failure. He affirmed
that it had been a success everywhere
and added that the traffic had no
right to exist ; that it had nobody- to
speak for it. Concluding. he asserted
be did not kuow of it better business
the devil had in Ooderich than that
which was licensed by 413 voter's.
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CHURCH NOTES.
Next Sunday evening in Knox
church Rev. George E. Ross will
preach the annual sermon to the
sailors and fishermen, prior to their
departure for their work on the (creat
Lake.. His subject will be "Outward
Bouni."
Mr. Irwin will speak on behalf Of
missions at both services in Victoria
street Methodist church next Sunday.
The offering for missions will not be
taken till :Sunday, March 19th. Mr.
Irwin is a splendid speaker and a
most enthusiastic missionary worker.
Rev. Geo. E. Row. H. D., pastor of
Knox church, will give a lecture on
Monday evening, March 80th, on bit
missionary work in Demerara, British
Guiana. Having been in close touch
with the natives of Demerara for sev-
eral year.. Mr. Roes will have some-
thing very interesting to tell about
the habits and customs of these
people. The lecture will be under she
auspices of the MacGillivray Mission
Band. Admission 15 cents. itemeru-
her the date -March 80th -in the lec-
ture room of the church.
A union meeting of the young
people's societies of Knox church,
North street Methodist church and
the Baptist church was held in the
Baptist church on Monday even-
ing. Following the devotional ser-
vice a short program was rendered,
which Included vocal solos, recitations
and an address by Dr. Dougall, in
which he outlined a movement to ire
begun shortly which will have for its
membership all the young people of
tbe different churches in Goderich.
Further particulars regarding the
movement will be announced later.
After the serving of refreshments the
gathering dispersed. highly pleased(
with the manner in which they bad
hewn entertained by Rev. Mr. Pollock
and the young people of the Baptist
eongteg•tiob- _ _
Hear Mies Irving Friday Night
Guelph Herald : "All that one rnnkl
with In an elocutionist seemed to he
embodied in Mine .laa.i. Irvin
Her manner eras grate in keeping with
Mr cheerfnl little sell. while her work
was .Ttrem.l. wrtietir And her 'sheerer -
tees rho PH, portrey•sd Her e.iee-
Mon. were 'A Horning (Sear p. 'The
l'ncle with plane anrorspanirsea .
The Popping of the tlirw.Lion ' writ
ten M net by J W Renee -nigh serf
Pies to Fare. ' the last a hrwutlful And
. ery .renreeslye piens. with /dam. and
siw(ting aeelmp•nisntent Witt every
etlrlsetiou .he won a heart. y were.'
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs 0. H. Ripe spent last week In Toronto.
SarAr hie Miller lett on Tuesday for 9aakatou ,
Mir Brown, of Calgary. is visiting Mrs. 0,
H. King
Mies A,lma Dance, left on Monday one visit
10 Montroal.
Mise Mabel Strang left today on a tint to
Toronto friends.
Mrs. naruldge, of Chicago, it the guest of
31... Downs, feet Street.
11144, Jennie Whitely left on 3Vedneed•y on a
visit to friends in Belton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McElroy and daughter,
of Port Huron, are guests o[ Mr.. Crag, Wert
strew`
Stratford Be.ecoq : Mr.. J. B. Kelly. of ()ode -
rich, W StrvtIeet.tdng her stater, Mrs. C. P. Moore, fo
1 neuro
J. M. Best and Mimi Leila Best, of Sealortlx
were In town oo Saturday to attend the
funeral of the lateJohn Salkeld.
Mrs. D. Stoddart returoed yesterday from
Rochester, N. Y., when; she was visiting her
Sou, Rev. W. W. Stoddart, for the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. D. MoBrien lett this week o0
the return journey to their hone at Edgerton,
Alta. Mr. Mclineu took a car of Bottlers
etrectr with him.
J. Alex. McLennan has returned to Last
Mountain. Sark.. to resume his duties as school
teacher atter spending two months' holidays
at his home here.
Peter McEwen Edwards, of BAy City. who
attended the funeral of hi; brother, the late
Williau, A. Edward.. returned to hie home on
Tuesday 01 this week.
(Jeuorge Stothers and son Earl left ton 'Tues-
day fur Omens. Sask., where they expect to
take uu homesteads. They took a car of aet-
tlere effects with them.
Prof. W. Glenn Campbell has resigned his
position as organist and choir leader of Willie
church, Clinton, and will henceforth devote all
his time to teaching music.
L E. Challenger, of Edgerton, Alberta, who
had spent the winter with his p.r.nt., Mr. and
Mr!. Challenger, Lakeview. Marin avenue, re-
turned to his home in tee West uo Tuesday.
Mr. John Kernighen, who 0 at the home of
MA son. Reeve Kernig1[naw, in Colborne town. •
ship, hes Leen seriously 111, but we are pleased
Cu be able to report that he is now much Im-
proved and Is able to be out.
Bruce Ander-ton. who had been teller in the
branch ur the Bank of Cummer,. at Exeter for
the last three years, has neon transferred to
Ottawa. HIS ruotou-, .firs. Jae, A. Anderson,
mid the other members of the family are resi-
dents of that city.
Murdoch Mckenzie, an alderman of theclty
of Brandon. Man.. was in town last week on,
in, way to vi -it hes relatives in Ashfield. Mr
McKenzie cane hast mi a visit to Ottawa in
cpuaectiou with railway matter. In which
Brandon Li much Interested. He is is former
resideut of Ashdeld, but went to tho West,
some years ago and is doing well out there,
BORN.
KNEESHAW.-In Ooderich, oo Sunday. Feb-
ruary Stn, to Mr. and Mn,. Thos. H. Knee-
shaw•, • eon.
SMALL -At ties- menet, Blytb. on Sunday,
February 111 h, to Ret. J. L. and Mrs.
Small, a dengbter.
DIED.
Bootie -In Godericb on Friday March 3rd.
Anna Harrows. beloved wife of J. C.
Bogle. aged 48 year, and f months.
SHEPPERD. In Colborne, on Saturday,
March 4 h. IClizabeth Jane Pentland, relict
of the late Oeo•ge Shepperd, aged St year.,
.3 montes and ladle.
SPROUL.-At Denar.oe. en Friday. Maroc
3rd, Mr-.. SprouL relict etthe late Andrew
Sproul aged 77 year...
AUCTION SALES.
• MOXDAY, March 13th. -Auction tale of fa,.,
stock, property of EDWARD MILLION. *1 lot O.
ooncawlon 3. 11. D. Colborne, oonlmencdng at
1:30 o'clock sharp.
TutaDAv. March 14th. Uoderich monthly
borne sales, Auction sale to commence at 121
o'clock sharp.
WRDNgsr,A Y. March Mc -Auction side of
farm aleck and implements. propertyof H.
JOHNSTON. connection 14. Hallett. amle wM
of Blyth.
TRCRSDay. March 111t41. -Auction sale of
farm st,ok, implements. etc., belonging to the
estate of the late 8. Samna, at the farms south
of Clinton.
FRIDAY. March 17th. -Auction sale of farm
stock and implements. property of Wet. H.
COLIC, lot 11. concretion 10. Goderich township.
Everything to be•sotd, as proprietor is leaving
fur the West.
SATURDAY, March 181h. Auction sale of two
carloads of right good draft and general par.
memMaros and gelding, ; property of Dr.
Mesh. V. P., at his stables In Dungarmon.
This na a splendid lot of horses and will posi-
tavola be sold to the highest bidder.
rulteDAv. Mareh Slat. -Clearing auction sale
of farm stock and implements. property of
Trios. Cots. concealer 10. tinnier, one and a-
0,10 miler from I, udesbom'. The farm will
also be offered for sale at the same time.
WRDNg,,AT. March ?Lod. -Auction sale of
farm .took. implements and household hunt
lure. omppeeity of Wm. GaAs. lot 2. concession
4. Ashfleld. A genuine cleating sale, as Mr.
Gray hag sold bis farm.
Thomas Gundry is the auctioneer at the
above sale..
How's This?
ete offer One Hun.ired Dollars Reward for
any case et Catarrh thatcannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. ('HENEY & r'4).. Toledo. 1)
We the undersigned have known F. .1,
Cheney for the hut 15 year.. and believe him
perfectly honorwhle In all Minimal tratieactloos
and financially able to tarry out any oblige
tions Shade by his firm.
WAIAING. KIN VAN e: MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggiw a T ,ledo. 0.
Halla Catarrh Cure 1s taken i.tereaily, act.
Ing directly upon the Mood and renewal err -
fres of the system. T.stjn,enlaleRint free
mesa
Prior 73 mesa per bottle. rebid M all drug.
Rich.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con.tlew'ioe
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Mar. 0th.
Page
tots for Sale- H. Tanner 1
New Spring Mantle. --.D. Millar& Ron..... .. 3
That New laming nett Bush Duero ... 3
Work at Horn. Wibaten. Limited, Toronto 1
Reedy for Sprier Rurinaw J. H. Colhorse 4
Canada is Open Door The Canadian Century 1
Bicycle Repair Shop for ger-(.Seo. Yule 1
Your W ateh Need. t Ts. •-d.8. 'Skyey
Bsem111.r V'.r.eries Jori t •tt F.stete • 8
Peres lose The "ignal , . 1
New Wall Paper. -.leen Pantie s
Rale of For.- W .4nheeen t Mr .
Jewellery and I eamonde--Walter U. Har -
rises
Dnst.bane Howell Hardware tom.
Vegetable-, J. W vagal, .,. - t
Set Ls to Pacific Comet -C. R R
The Merlins Real et Came& . I
Styr Martie Qts . - ..,.«... • t
eerveet %venue .ta. *2 Itet1Q..
veil.•e orderW. reseal** Heid*-" TSM
abeam •Sues
I reaeetig •ins Imps. ,went. Knb.-O Wiliam 1
• Mold '. .n•wd Mr* w t garden . 1
, taming yner•4ate Redly. 1►.,• e
Router. r. hatrrn val Ca „-.•
IthirWate, Wanted a atro4101 ... .
R rMeoee suss & J Clean
Aeneenewenesr Y. M. f a .,a..
Rsease• Inaekstawe'. ... ., 1
:.wets Wasted - Redeem/ Orbs