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GODERICH. ONTARIO, CANADA : MARCH 30, 1911
THE SIGNAL Mlle. 'NO CO.. Ltd-, Pvausms
FINANCIAL
OF CANADA
t$TABLISHED 1816
prosperity, but alio of exceptional
at your disposal for collecting or transferring money. or for
any other phase of legitimate banking.
Open an account in our Savings Department. It's the first
step towards financial independen:e-
Capital, Rest and Undivided
Profits SOSJU0,1100
Total Aimee over g46,00O,000.
NOW OVER
200 BRANCHES
The rapid growth of the
Union Bank of Canada is
evidence not only of sound
banking facilities'. These are
Goderich Branch,
W. L HORTON, Manager.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise
meats must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
In issue of same' week.
PUBLIC NOTICE
11URHAM BULL FOR SERVICE. -
JJ A young pedigreed Durham boll will be
tooad at Riverside Farm for service of•oows
for the public.. Terms ter hours 1112 par7able
on W 3r lea of Jaouary. leJE KIN BROS..
Proprietors. Colborne.
NOTICE.
Nouns 1e hereby ghee that i hold • balm of
1400a.at the Prenerre .n Angler& street
m w\iob 1 am •t present living ; and althousb
I am now paying rent ea aecotat of eel= to dbg.r eeesme I do mot thereby eeU.gsii
my said china nor admit the right of any per -
44 -41 DANI
sop to reflect rept from no.
Mct.E0D.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
14• VXECUTOR8' NOTICE TO CREDI-
14 TUB&.
IN THE MATTER OF THE )iP 767
PETF.R MCFAULANY, LATE OF THE
TOWN OFOODEKICK.,INTHYCOUNTY
OF e U 110 N. BAOGAGEMAN. DL
CEASED.
Notice a hereby atom por.sant to the .tat -
oleo in t hat behalf. that aU creditors and
others having claims against the estate of the
tate Peter McFarlane. who did en or about
the 5th day of February, A. D. OIL are hereby
required o0 or before lis both day of spit
1 to send by pprepaid. or deliver b the
onIost enlgned solicitor, for the executors of the
.aid deceased. their Christian awl ...roamer.
addresses And de.crlptlo le and full particulars
in swathe of their Claim. sod detailed state-
ments of their secot 0ts and the nature of their
ecurities. it any. held by Them, all duly rob
tied M statutory declaration
Aid further take notice that after the said
23th da) of April. 1511. the sold executor. willpronged to dlaWbate the ants of the raid de
ceased Amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the calms of whish we
-hall then -het e notice, ane the said executO,e
will not be liable for the rid •nosh or a0y
part thereof so distributed to any Arson or
peroons of whore calls aorta shall not have
Men received.
PRO( DFO(IT. HAYS it KILLORAN.
Sdkdtors for Executor..
Dated at Ooderick tela rya day tit March.
W 11. 43-31
OODERICIM MARKETS.
TavasnaT. Marek x,th-
Fall wiliest, per boob SOW M t it 11
per bosh. iw*!Ms too !D3 wheat. per Mi...
sir
pr
imbed. le 0
41 111 J 46
Barley r a. •4
per Screend 61 075
Fleur.
est1 T! toto to Ott
Floatpates; per Mlle .. I ID to S /s
ikon,
per tea 1S 00 to IR e!
HfH.7, per
10 a w o w
Ae6 6 SO to 5 68
thaw . Mr.. ,.,........ t W Ul
•.H M u 24
y4efPEI i M >ao 0 1e
Cottle, 0!'d / q g0Puses • tl i to S se
tggrsef. par eel•6 M to 600
s55to 665
=6.ytrarWg Lssshs ' 0
6 15 to 500
Sheep
awash - 6 06 W 1 3
os to fes
=owe ..... ....... . 7 6u to 7 e6
rkta. 60 W 76
Appbt per W 4 00 to 5 •0
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTS') AT ONCE. --A GOOD
general servant : no children in fate
Ur. MRB. 1. 1. NUORF fart street It
WANTED. -A GOOD UENERAL
TT servant for general homework. Ord
wagers._ aoist MRS. T. H. HROWNLE$Iflex
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
HOUSE FOR HALM -JUST NEW,
fed eeirt, *Mire covvolenea, npteadld
1.s•t► O.ail etcc. Prise rea.oeabls for
quiet .alae•. p1My to 0. M. ELLIOTT. East.
street. 44-2t
FARM FOR BALE. -IN COLBORNE
f being IK Y en Maitland evo-
ee.don. 1SeOwea fel sorsa, eighteen or Mitch
is ceased with hardwood bosh, dxteen In
wheat Arty In gear and rematsder in good
sate of oelUvaUon. There are oven sores of
Moard and the hrm Is well fenced.
rchL a good solid Mink Sones and two
bank barer on the property. For further par -
Malars en to Drina. teed., 0ar.. apply to
JACOB FLICK, on obs .•hero or B.rnnailler
P. U. 4411
WANTED AT ON('E. - YOUNG
sae to learn reed oraau voicing. A
rare champs. Apply et Ooderich organ Co.
factory. F. L oTt'. %MIDDLER. 1t
uANTSD.-A 000D GENERAL
sermat Alaa.d.a bo-p•toL Apply
to Mali 0111721746. asperintvodeot
HOUSE FOR BALM. -FRAME
hove. on Tretslpt vne.t-Ao tri -
rooms. parlor. diolugfeS , kltoir0, p•atr1.
et.rwr.om and wood.Md-W rooms exouptto•-
ally large •rd •trr11 hose foundstioe ruder
whoa house (Sad cellar under kitchen.
.8table •n4 hen tonne. Lot aeon I.0 feet
square. Termo tom. farts ars at 7 HE
SIUNAL OFFICE'
HT
OUSE O RENT. -NO. iS ON
Newgate street. Servo hoar sad sum
mer kitchen : garden sod soma fruit also
good lawn. Apply to MR'S. !SCHAFER. on
the premiss. or at rMK SIONALOf uu
IIOUBE FOR SALE. -TWO-STORY
Ll brick boom, on the await of Waterloo
WANTED. -A DININ(iROOM
giro :good wages- Apply to NORVAL
DAVIN. Hotel BedHd.
1 IVF MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
• for work at korn paying t2 or 1121 per day
wit ossortaal to edits, pa
, oo. owe num can
be wi. Wireknot difficult and 'equine no
.speetawoe. 1A1NSTON. LIMITED. dpadlna
as eau.. Termite 11 .1L
yOUN(i MAN WANTED.
There is • hood opportunity for • young man
who purposes gulag Wset:o ,score rwploy•
moot fur the aumar wilt • farrier 1n ou, of
the bent agricultural f.trtctr In southern
Byt•teh.waa. FWkroiutorutauuo m.y be
*banned by
add
. OFF
IC E. mouialu
iue to
B OK 160.
and St. Patrick's .Vest. : eight rooms. furnace
•►"-e►-•- -rr-•+ter`-" V and hath. Lot contain. one-quarter of an
,. Yen Alocation. For pm rtioo
FRUIT TRE_S_ lassos w. LANE.NE. • ILO
i
HOICK IAYIS FOR BALK 1N THE
Thu TJ Harrow oludlno oornerrecet Market 400051 and s
rty. Met Laub het, to
BENMILLER NURSERIES •ron. ennoble for three hoopoe: or will
divide to wilt pus High and dry
1 around ; choicest leca l0 bait r.aideeta
are noted tor the excel1ore and .eetia.. Sewer us. Ilda avvo s.
For per
1lr q uality of t air Fruit Trues. Hogan appy at TdO t31(iNAL Uf►10E.
Dreamer tel Trees. Eraegreset `
tshroM Renee and Chnieb'ars ell uOUtili FOR BALE. -TWO-STORY
1 enquiries r r orders siren our 11 frame boom e° s(wst near Collo-
can(ul attention. Addrwa mato Institute. Five +Mss, ..inns, silting
room, *thing rosin. k p..try and 5M•ttth
JOHN STEWART ESTATE men. (iodcalarnoist Lot hen int
feet frontage and le A bet deep. Apply to
BEN MILLER JAMIll7l0a REID. Is. -Iii
Rural Telephone-oboult 113, Ring 1-51.
`-w eJ
{
GUNI)RY'S
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
Stables
THE RED BARN
South Street, (ioderich
All tsar Rigs are New. 'Buses
meet •II Trains and Steamers.
Particular attention given to
calla from private residences.
'Phone No. W.
(10011 SEWERS ANIS APPREN-
os TH;R>S wanted. -We have roam for two
appreatloes sod two or three geed .ewe141 le
our drao.maklog department. and can give
steady employment to god hands. Apply at
pone to M 188 C'UU ITS. Hodseas Bros.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, EAR,
noes and throat only. Hou.. sart000,
New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute.
Clinical and,t., liar. Mcleod 1 hr at Hospital.
Golden &soare. and Moorefield Eye Hospital.
London, England. Omee. Albert street.Strat-
ford, opposite Windsor hotel. Hoerr : um 12
a.m. ! toiRm.. 7 toile. in. Teo:maim '
ER BALE. - TEN ACRES KANT
rtl. el South street, comer Benmatt street
ebb. 11 you desire • ,sort trete of w
or two amen or • betides lot la tis ssath el"
write H. A. JORDAN. 171 NIaMr aroma
Nimbler. Ontario.
AUCTION SAt.ta.
A UCT1o1(1 BALE
tt OF
HOU331tHOLD FURNITURE AND FURN-
ISHINGS. PIANO, SEWING MA-
CHINE STC.
Mrs. Albert Mitchell will sell by public auc-
tion at her re.idence, Bruce street Ooderich.
oil
TUESDAY. APRiL IIT11,
oos.enciog at 1:,1 oclock sharp :
One new upright piano; one Singer sewing
machine, parlor, d.ologqrr0000rrrr bedroom and
kitchen for niture and other articles.
Everything must be disposed of. es Mrs.
Mitchell is leavlug fur the West.
Tern* cash.
MILS. A. 24ITCHSLL THOS. GCNDRY,
Proprietress Auctioneer.
TOWN PROPIDITY FOR BALE.-
Lot two hooked sed aw.M eve tem on
KI ton street. 1e the tows etGoterith. cos
talo ng one quartet of ao aero. On the north
haU of this property there Is greeted • story
and a half frame dwelling holm hid • Uwot-
.mith ahem saes occupied by the ate Alex
seder Eirkbrides Beth the beam and the
sloe are. at pe.ro4 ender loom, the bow at
TS • otos tk and tbe ahoy at $7 per pso.lh1
The property wiL be odd in one or two psree G.
. s the porebasara may dwdre. Apply to M. .
CAMSRON, Barrister. eta.. Haelhos slue
Goderiea Osten..
11 a girl isn't a good looker she
might consult an oeulat.
FOR YOUR MONEY
A SAFE
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
in the Sterling flank of Canada is • meth hotter proposition than an
investment in Oceko or bonds Inc reel vale. of which to unknown
to vine and the market for which is flnetuating
In .toe 9At1Rtia Utf`ARTW*NT interest is paid every six
esootlas, end your mousy te •vadahle whenever vote want it
Dungannon, Auburn, Varna, Bayfield and Goderiell
PER1ONAL MENTION.
W. Coultas weals Exeter over BorrAas.
Yrs A. Morrie went to Philadelphia on
N edneday.
Myo J. Dastow,q NUe. is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Cooper.
Mrs. H. Campbell. of W t.a«ham, had been In
town tats week whiting her p•trorr. Mr. and
Mrv. A. 81.511on.
Mn. Jahn Manson. of Blake. to rpendlnq •
taw weeks at the tome of Mr. sod Mn.
Walter F Kelly.
Hawley Smith sad family have returned
from Mitchell and will again make their not
donee in Uedertc5.
(horse Wanes lett oo Mooday. 0, e i•-
Ward -
Peg
hs
wsu b heated will be at hie t
mo,the aiming reason.
Mrs. W. Porta. of Salt/ord. telt off Tuorday
on • two menthe volt to her daughter.
F. J. Zech. at butte. Montana.
Mor Lawsao, of Uwe° Sousd. to the guest of
Mtr Velma WU_
+on and relative. . town.
M1.rr Taylor, of North .treat parwmye 1.
ala i -
awes to Toronto on • x wrotet.tt with her
brother. C. H. Taylor. 107 MacPherson avenge
Mies Uldys El10. daughter of W. 1. Eliot,
manager of the Rana of Montreal. has been
very seriously 111 the put week. but an 1m-
proveneeot to hoe oo.d too 1. reported today.
A. H. Aderuon, of Lockout., 1. hi town this
week and intend. lest he next week for Sae-
katchcwdn. to attend the summer looking
after bi. interest. thole. Mb. Anderroe may
follow later In the Boron.
t Mrs, M. J. Maya, of Houatoo. Toast Is at
"Aho. Lodge," tee fi nest of her mother and
slater. Mr+. tt;ap.t elitism and Mn. 411w W11
mon. air.. U,beoa, we regret to say. has not
been very robust alms •.
Arthur J. Bate. of Stratford. was in tows
for • def or two 'art week combining • VIOL to
his tether. Chao. Bates, with bu.ltera. Mr.
Bare is in IM Western real opiate bodnwr And
wade here armored of fifteen or twenty Wort
ern town lots.
The Wtrw.m Advance reverts that Dr.
Cbk.bolm. M. P.. who had Men residing lo
Toronto. intends returning to tiring ham to re-
side
e.side these main. Ile will rebuild bis bu.i,ees
Nook 1n whereas which was partially de-
stroyed by the recently
J. L. KUloran returned lam week from a
three week: visit to the Pacific Coact Be a
greatly Smpre,ned. as all slaltos to the Chat
are. with tb..nppl1d development of the olt7 00
Vancouver. w►fch le believes Jo dest:nd'10 be
one of the great cities of the eoutiee0. Mr.
Killoran also rutted Victoria and Seattle.
:MORTGAGE SALE.
UUader and by virtue of 'the power of sale
contains' In • nnortgage dead the eleventh
day of May. 11103• made by August:. H. 1111-
15..■. [tab w1lllaonw $culet H. W'iltlamsad
Robert B. IYflllams we men -button. 1 here
will be offered ft r rale by public wuctiuu at the
Colborne Husee. in the town of Gderich, on
Saturday, the 15th dal of .April. 1111. at
12. o clock nonm nil and singular that certain
parcel or tract of land and prem(ser.'eituate.
lying end being in the township of l'olborW
an the crawl of Huron w. d Province of On-
tario.being compo.edof lot number two and
the south belt of lot number there fu the Lake
read lu the east 00100 slo,. western dlvt.lon
of the mid township of Colborne. and contain -
um one hundred and fifty acre.• more or 1.4a,
rave and except the right of way of the On-
tario and Not Pbore hlectric Refiner Com-
pany, running along the trent of the maid prop-
erty. The tacit is known as the "WWlam.
bowe,.e•d."
un the property there le • trams hoose
and barn. The whole fares ,r practically
under culnvatloe. A worm, 1. meadow sad
pasture. Tben, are • few acres of .snood
growth boob on the place. There is good well
water on the property. The Noll 1. • .aody
loam. The property tis t0 • good forming die-
trlot. It H 'shoat three ane a quarter miles
from Ooderich and one -gunner mile tram
Dunlop.
Tann* or Sets The pnrehamer w111 be re-
quired to pal ten pus oent. of the purchase
money at the time of sale and the balance at
expiration of thirty day. hom nab male.
For tun her parUsul•rs •ppl to
THOS. GUNDRY. M L'I..AR t: SIMS.
Anti. neer. Vendor r Solicitor..
Ooderich. Ont. Berlin. Ont
Dated Mardi 21.1. 1511, 43-11
ADMINISTRATOR•8 SALE
or vs LI.APLE
MOWN PROPERTY. HUR8520. FURN i-
TURL ETM'.
I have been Inatrnded by the adminl.trators
of the *'sate of the late Robert Orr ■d other.
to offer for .ale by public auction at the fol-
lowing Dunes on
SATURDAY. APRIL 1ST:
Rococo- The house. outbuilding• and land
114 iota,, on Maths street. belonging to the
Re6art Orr estate, This U certainty one of
the hest places In Oodench for a'nrdenlng par -
env.. and le only • few minute.' walk from
the Square. Also A new brick hoose and throe
Iota on Egff. *venue, jolt on the border of the
badness.sotlon of the town.
The above pmpentee Moat be ob. u the
dminletrator while. 10 olives tate eerie.
HoRAc.. Ft-RYTTURR. RTO. The following
article.. will •leo be offered for male ,r1 Light-
hoosestreet, opposite the market. en the rams
its, e. namely • One driving man, five year*
old. vend and mole : 1 dining horse. tour
sar+..04and. good ro*der : 1 d driving horse
:
2beavy worklne horse ; 3 top btaggtee : 1 rod
ler-atred top buggy . 1 robber tired Stanhope :
4 seta single Mrnw.s.: 3 good 11aht wagons :
1 omen' ; 1light sleigh ; I exeroleing cart ;
12.010 feet 1i Inch matched maple flooring;
revers) plies 014d !umbel a quantity of brick
and stow ; S1arye hotpheada. minable tor .4.-
1.15*: several large hW boxer : show cares
whips : 2 da.tao' : ! Incubators : 2 tables : 4
bedsteads •` _I -boreal' : 1 brooder : 11 window
beta 1 beaus therm. about J tons of hay1
• quantity of net/wished oats and a la of
other a dales too nurnte►wa to mention.
Tatem • Re•1 erode • Ten ppe.ct cent. of pnr-
chu. 001.7 on day of rale B•Iwn.e In thirty
days. Tie other timbales : Alt sum. of !MAO
or ender. cash : 0,6( that .monnr three
months' credit on htrnl.hing approved joint
nota... or a dlaeeunt of Mx per nen. w111 be
allowed for oast.
The male wUl eo omens. at 1 0 cloet shorn on
Lighthouse 0(0*!. For further Infoemeti.e
to
IiAP 01-NDRT. ROBERT ORR. '
Atmtlw.sr. AAddminlaersser.
11voo MBI. Oat.
BORN. •
DUFF.- in Dungannon. on March 21.t, to Mr.
and Mrs. L U. butt; • von.
BARMY. -1n Goderdch. on Saturday, Match
4th, to Mr. and Mr.. Hugh Hardy, a dauaah-
ter.
BAKER.-ln Gderich• on Fundy. Mash
10th. to Mr: ad Mr.. Wm. b. Baker.
Quebec breed, a eon.
MARRIED.
NICHOLBON-DsWNG. At the borne of the
rwide'r parenbs. 8L I0avld'o eroet,(lode-
rich, on idauedity. March :Sib. by Rev. Ja..
Ha.ullton, Mier Lillian tirade Palmer,
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Richard DeLoog.
to chariest 7'. Nlrhoh.on. of Port Huroo,
formerly of Ooderich.
JORDAN - BATTLRB. - At Coburn and
Union mama, (loderich, on Tuesday. Malta
'let by Rev. Jae. Hwultun, Mir. Rhoda
batt5Jtlese., ► dto•F. of M• . each Mrs. 7beaas
J. Jordan, all u( GodMoh
towmhip.
DIED.
BTRAUGHAN. - .51 t'llulon, on Saturday.
Mares 25th. Junu...a Str,ngtau, wooed
youngmt (lnughter of kdwaad eltraugh•o,
uoaertch. building.
OEM-- in t;odertch township, on 5 rlday,
March 14th, E11eu Doie1L beloved wife of
Tbom•a V.e, aged a 30.r •1. 1 month. ■d
21 days.
LOM;. -In Goderbh, on nide). March 241h.
Charles Lorsg, sired 71 years.
HYSWP.-In London, on Friday. March 24th.
Robert L. Hyslop. aged It ye•n..
LUST.- In Ooderlob. on Sashay. March Mth.
Mary • uby, evUot of tee late John Luby.
0.700 fit yuan.
Y. M. C. A. BANQUET.
SUCCESSFUL. ANNUAL FUNCTION
OF GODERICH ASSOCIATION.
President Robertson Outlines Plans
for the Coming Season -Addresses
by Henry Yeigh, of Brantford,
Rev. J. Pollock, Rev. Dr. Dougall
and Dr. H. I. Strang.
The annual Y. M. C. A. banquet,
held in the Association rooms halt Fri-
day evening. was the means of bring-
ing together a party or, over sixty, in-
cluding member+ of the Association
and business men who are interested
in the work or the organisation in
Goderich. The tidier' auxiliary of the
Y. M. C. A. proved excellent caterers,
and after the inner wants of every
guest had teen supplied the table
were cleated and A. M. Robertsou,
president of the Y. M. C. A., called
the gathering to order ani a program
of 'peaches. int-rsper•sed with a piano
solo by 0. lie King, vocal solos by A. survived hy three brothers and four
E. ('ook and Mr. Fowler and mando- rioters : WilliaroI Devon ; M lee ,
lin selections by A. Shore, was carried of Los Angeles ;e, Patrick, in Albrrta ;
to a successful conclusion. Mrs. Dwyer sod Mrs. Batey, of De•
Mr. Robertson, in his opening re- tram . Mrs. Foie of Chicago, and
marks, reviewed the work of the Amit (' y• aR
elation during the past year and pointed Mrs. Farr, of Goderich. The remalne
out the progress wad.+ in the different. were conveyed to Clinton, where ser-
out
of work undertaken. For the vices were conducted in the Catholic
coming summer he. outlined proposed fee intery ment wast mhor it Du nn Hullett
plane along athletic lines andru Carbolic cemetery on Monday.The
re
Rested the organization of beball '
and football leagues in town, which pallhealem were Michael Floe., J B.
might prove to be as successful as the Kelly, Wm. Kelly, John Reynold•,
town hockey league had been. The Patrick Reynolds and Jos. Dwyer.
organising of the Boy Scouts was Straaghan.
mention ed as a successful venture of With startling suddenness came the
married while living at Melancthou,
but his wife died before be returned
to Colborne. Three brothers and a
sister survive: James Long, of Ben -
miller ; Samuel, of Guelph ; Matthew,
of Clinton, and Mrs. Alex. Roharuoo,
of Goderich. The last two or three
months he had been at the home of
hie sister. The tuners.' took pace on
Monde to Colborne cemetery, Rev.
Geo, P.
Boss officiating.iThe pall-
bearers were Robert Douglas. Wm.
Blair, W. C. Potter, Alex. Stirling,
WM. J. Cox and Jaa. Colwell,
Kelly
After a ten days' Illness John J.
Kelly. of Clinton, pawed away Thurs-
day of last week at the home' of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly,
Church street, Goderioh. He was in
his forty-fifth year, The deceased had
lived in Clinton for some time past
and while in town on a visit he .vas
taken ill, moulting in his demise. For melded yeats he had eided in De
Poo., where be was foremen in the
Michigan Stove Works. Lauer he vin
the Union hotel, Ooderich, and aft.,-
wends AS engaged in the. same busi-
ness at Kinra•dine before removing to
Clinton. lie WAS married nhout n sa-
teen years ago and is outvoted by bar
widow and three children. He also is
last Sj e se which will be continued dur-
log the coming summer.
ttev. J. Pollock. pastor of the Bop-
tist church, was the next speaker.
He dealt with the spiritual and intel-
lectual condition of man today and
showed bow the Y. M. C. A. has
helped to further- knowledge of Christ
in the civilized world.
Rev. Dr. Dougall followed with an
address He gave five re LOOS why
Y. M. C. A. work should 1'e supported
in Ooderich. it provides a place of
good resort• open to boys and men
without danger ; strange' a can make
good companions there; it is a place
of pleasure : the Scout ,movement ie
a good one and worthy of support, and
in Y. M. C. A. work ,t young man
coo find a piece to serve his fellows.
The Doctor believed a paid 'secretary
was needed, elan larger rooms and a
gymnnriuui. He suggested the town
hall site as a good one for ouch a
Free Instruction.
Commencing with Mond•v. April
ltd, and coDLlnetine each day until
Mstnrday, April Rah, Miss Fenton, ex-
pert operator for the White Sewing
e
Machine Co., will he at Tho»nn'•
Music Store to give Institut-Geese on
the "White" &ttaoh.wOta AR own.
rs
o rig "Whin" wishing special fro
ettuetinn are invited to take •dven-
loge of this offer. No charge. every-
thing free. Ail pennon thinking of
buying • new maenine are also M-
elted to call end they wIU readily
coodervtard why the '•Whito- I.
timed '•Klug of all Mewing Ma-
nilas..'
Rtenweabee the Rees, •ad take *4
ventage of the offer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Mar. 30th
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For Your piney The Sterling lank of Can -
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Spring elbow at C1 otos--C. E. Dowding, Sec.
roar, 4
When Spring Comes -TF. Hero. ... . 2
Two Great Bargain Days -J. H. Colborne .. 4
Readers -O. T. R
Spring Claming Time -D. Millar it too .1
Notice -Daniel McLeod.. ..... .. ... 1
Fencing --Howell Hardware Co. ,.. 1
Readers - C. P R
Servant Wanted Mr'.. T. H. Brow.1M "" 1
Reader,. -F. F. Lawrence. ....:. 4
Boys' Clot hong- W. C. Prldham 4
Reeder J. 5'. Thomson
W all PnperColonial Book Store ...-8
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OurMArtln-Senour Paint -Fred. RuntServant Wanted -Alexandre HoaplW 1
spring Styles of Thieved 8,lto-Madgeas
Bro..
Young Man Wanted 1
d -i' L Stahleker
Farm for tab Jacob !lick 1
Durham Bull-Jcokt . 1
Silverware- N alter H.Homilies.arrl.o0 .."' ...
Fruit Trees Homilies.Ronnie. •... 1
Selling 000 Caaueroap.
l Dertmantr11110e 1
Hoon, for Sate- G. M. kneed • 1
Servant Wanted -Mrs. J. L Moore
Reader. L R. Wielys........
W1111 Ferment Dale erl.ss t- Caaaakii.bgni.
Aomlon Bak- Mee. Albert Mitchell 1
Readers Balmoral (rise. 5
AUCTION SALES.
FRIDA V. M..•.• % 310. AlMlon al at farm
.reek. Snelmit ng fon•?•en rand draft gel-
ding. and mores freer one year .Id en,
.lglitern head M rattle and :ropKtor
Dave Chorohit1. lot 111.se
•^.•..echos, 04. Dnd.rrich
toweahlp. Troost. Ore me". auctloneer.
l4an-Rn0r. April le. - Admtnl.usto✓. .wis
of vv"ah). property. (lotted: b. the estate of
the ate Robert Orr. and horn boon ma ere.
Roeser Ono, MmiMahar TROD. Gcrn'v,
anetIateer.
Wsocaxsoay. apr0 6th. -Auction hie .(
farm mock and implement.: protan' of
George C. Thompson. let M, esuessad••n O, Hol -
Mt Everything 10 rw, as proprietor has rented
IoM farm. Twoea. GI Array, ane loner
Morn. T. April Sed. - Auction sale of tan
actor of good beth wad tiny oor
. of bag
wood : property of J. C. Red and Thom*.
Browne., lot 12NetyA.tet read, Stanley.
Tilos A4 (J t *DRY. a•etlaa..5
8.i- RI*T, April wit--{-leeasing suet isn rale
of hon.etroto furniture and tnrnlsblapi kobng
lig to Mrs. Robert Thompson at her erodes**.
armee of V Nara and Pieta .t10P1. Rode
• Everything to be std wit hoot revers.
Thomson i. leaving tieder4ch Tama
Thomson,
l'lrnraT al'r1lo .f.
Mown . r, A pr11 "kr' A °ouoe .we. of Arm
eonrwtoOsock04 Imlup. leNnegw1 nlih.vwpw 4
,, at 1 o'ebt
lon
lig,
.learn Ib ARO,. M•'H arm, wow lobo. I
Toms .,1 sn•r •nononeer Thr deth ret (:harlea 'slog recrossed
T, DADA, April tau. Ane(len Matt 01 on Friday last at the home of bin
lion turnum
u,i. and remind o. the= brother -in -low, Alex. Rohrritaoe. Wit-
tiest -int
• of 34,- Alhwe Mk.aMl,
iaerate
eo nm.n..•lag a. 1!t .here as wnniw road Mt Long bad re•obeil
tit "OM t, •eeUnwwe. the *g. of seventy - we rare. and
R.n:R'., April dmf Auction els et • . greet lewa
t of his life s spent in
eom t. ; at ~ 0e feta • litriwleh and vicinity A native of
rged ler t .""4140 reef : •1.e fsaaas. o4p., , y
ret eeenn .R let en, •serer hogs.: Mltssrel on hvland. he muse to ColMeige town -
the
ow
owner
se Lambs,1 ....•d wPan( t, etaq wit whip with hie Perot"' wired • bop.
M wows, r. u , da gimp to Upon reaching young manhood he
sus •..41.7+ kIw JnaR =p , M moved to Mstwnrthon. wheegt he 'fl-
int
Otrrtrwv. agetlaaea. In tonne , but Attester vests
intaloer Aprilfftk. 111.. Mem gh ytoT jM r.{at In (ktlMwtie tolder-
1eyvo., I. sd14 _br55llthM•a'Marspry•q •p'. wards 0003'1105 80
O..dlerbb- fir• ked
•fl'wta. ee•wt.:./ w tM.wR. a s h..• y tamR T
•betaee 'ewe+ st Ovtrt - - afMu.w. H
Henry Yeipb, ,of Brantford. gave
the Speech of the evening. He ex-
pressed himself as touch gratified with
the report of the work already under-
taken or planned in connection with
the Association here, such M teachers'
training closes and athletics. He em-
phasized the tact tbat the Association
was a child of the church end that the
churches Should assist in carrying on
Y. M. C. A. work. It also served as a
bond of union for the churches and,
concluding. he pointed out the tier -
reaching effect for good which Y. M.
C. A. work had upon the civilized
world.
Dr. Strang then moved that * vote
of thanks he passed to the speakers
and entertainers for their pert in the
program and also to the ladies auxili-
aa y for the important work it bad
dune towards waking the banquet the
success it was. He stated reasons
why Y. M. C. A. work .holtld he con-
tinued in Ooderich end advocated the
engaging of a paid mecretary. Dr.
Emmerson seconded the vote - of
thanks.
This concluded the evening's pro-
gram and after the singing of the Na-
tional Anthem the gathering dis-
persed.
OBITUARY.
Oke -
announcement last Saturday morning
of the death in Clinton hospital of
Miss Johanna Straughan. second
youngest daughter . of Edward
Suaugbao, Nelson street, Ooderich.
The deceased lady lied entered Clinton
hospital just two weeks previous and
on the %Vednesday following her
admittance a successful operation was
performed to relieve a throat ailment.
There were good prospects of a ( peedy
recovery when pneumonia set in, re-
sultiog fatally as stated above. Mies
Straughan was born in ('olhorne town-
ship n had resided in Goderioh for
the past tvg s years. She was held
in the higbTTt esteem by a lsrge circle
of frienus. She is survived by her
father sod foor brothers sad three
sisters : George, of Goderich ; James.
on the Bth conce'seion of Colborne;
Edwanl, of Parkland, Alto.; Albert, of
Sapulpa. Okl.- ; Mre. W. H. Ball. of
Mullett .- Mr.. J. 1'. Goldthorpe, of
Saltford, and Mrs. (3. Faroubar, of
Mullett. Mrs. Straugban, the de-
ceased's mother, passed sway only
four weeks pteviou's, on the '214t ult.
The funeral took place on Tuestley
afternoon from the family e 'eesridencr,
Nelson street, to Colborne 4einetery.
Rev. Geo. E. Rose hoot charge of the
funeral soe vises and w.0 assi.ted by
Rev. Mr. Hamilton and Jae. Mitchell.
The palls eaters were four nephews :
Ed. Straughan, Ed. Ball, Norman
Ball, Howard Fro qubar, end two
courios, Will Straus,hoan and Arthur
Straughan. The sorrowing relatives
have the sympathy of the entire com-
munity in their bereavent.me
Paterson.
The death of Mrs. John G. Paterson
mother of Mrs. J. M. Field of town
took place suddenly at Agineontt on
13aturday, in her sevensy-second year.
The Toronto World makes the follow-
ing reference :
Inexpressibly touching and follow-
ing closely on the anniversary of the
golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John
0. Paterson, came the death at stn
early hour on Saturday morning of
Mn. Paterson from heart failure.
Although not in especially good
health, and somewhat wearied from
the excitement incidental to the great
occasion, no anxiety was entertained
regarding Mrs. Paterson and the news
of her demise canoe ea a great shock to
the family. The golden wedding took
place on Tuesday afternoon, and all
the members of the fondly, though re-
maining over for a day ..r two, had re-
tuned home with the exception of
Mrs. Stover. of New York, wbo had
reenaine'l over et the hotneeteod. The
death of Mesa Peterson took place
.bout:f.'1n on Msturday morning and
was "'bully unexpected. The de-
eeaee•d hill was in her seventy-second
year, uiA ie survived, besides her hue -
hand. by a family of two sone and four
daughters. The sons are : William
H., deputy -reeve of Scarbm'o, &nd
Robert at home. The daughters are
Mrs. McNair. of 221* Crawford street,
'1'nionto: Mrs. Ale. Donaldson, of
Milliken ; Mrs. Edward Stover, of
New York, and Mrs. Field, of God. -
rich. Ex -Rewe Litman Kennedy and
John H. Kennedy, .of this villoge, and
V. A., of 8carhoro villsge, are broth-
ers, and there are greeted sister.. A
woman of deep religions life, and one
dewily beloved in the village nd•
townatip, the death of Mr. Pater•»
removes one of Meerhnrn. brat -knows
and deeply respected resident's.
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Mee. Field ws. on bet wayhome
from her visit to Agincoer•t wen sbe
received the sad news of her mother's
death. She returned to Agincourt for
the funeral, which took place no Mon-
day. i►r. Field also attendant the fon-
oral.
Lein
The Mee Is of Mre Mary Luhy.
w•Mow of the Into John Ceiba +blob
Oomarred no Sunday last et be, horny
on the Honor read removed ►m old
resident. of Goderioh. The deoessed
tied reached the great Nee of oisetT-
two years. She Iran one of the early
satiety al Ooltmrne, rooting to the
township ohoet sixty ream ate+ Her
early days Were spent at Onbourg.
The Net rare of bar lite were spent as
After an illness extending over sev-
eral years Ellen Dovell. wife of
Thomas Oke, departed this life on Fri-
day of last weak. at her home on the
Huron maid, Ooderich township. =he
was in her sixty fourth year. She
wan a native of England Mat the
greeter part rf ber life was spent In
(olh orne and (loderich townships.
amides her Mu,"wand her death is
mourned hy a tons'' of two sons and
three daughter". They are Mrs. J.•hn
Halliday, of (i.wleticb ; Moe. Rote., t
Thont'peon, of Ooderich township ; Mrs.
Alva Way, of McKillop ; Martell Oke.
of Benmiller, and Rtu.ell, of Ooderich.
Abe also is survived by two broths,.
and three sisters :.iohn and William
Dowell, In the West ; Mrs. ('. H.
Apron', of Cannington ; M. Rohh, of
Clinton, end hire. Pneksrim, of And -
ley. Ont. 'the funeral took pia -e on
M•.ndev afternoon to M.itland tvem.-
t.•r,, Rev. Dr. Medd having charge of
the (unere'servicer. The pallbearers
were John HaHidn •, Robert Thmm -
son, Alva Way, Wil.on (►te, 0. H.
Mpr rel and A Murria The bereaved
family and r•ehativee will share in the
sympathy of the eomrnnnity in *be
loge abash they Nay sustain• d.
SPRING ASSIZES
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, APRIL
111h.
lived la tows the Inst fit saes~
eosdoeabeg a market ration. . was
Two Murder Cases to Be Tried -Sir
Glenholme Falconbridge to Be the
Presiding Judge-Jard;ns s buys
posed Confession Still in tis
Dark.
c
The Huron spring &seise , which
will be unusually eventful from the
fact that two murder canes are to
come up Inc trial, will open in Godo-
rich nu 'I'.0 eday, April 11th. The
presiding judge will te- Mir ellenhoime
b'alconhrid1e. Chief Justice of the
Queen's Bench division,
It is likely that the two murder
case's will be beard first. Edward
Jardine will be charged with the mur-
der of Lizzie Anderson, and George
Vanetune with the killing of his five-
year-old .ono Freddie. The circum
stances in oonnection with these cases
are fresh in the recollection of read-
ers of The Signal.
Nothing further bas transpired in
connection with Jardine's reported
confession. It le said by some who
profess to know something about it
that Jardine did actually make a con-
fession of some kind or other ; but the
authorities are keeping very close
mouths and nothing definite can be
learned. George Tate Blackstock, K.
C. who gave Jardine such a griddling
at the coroner's inquest, will be the
prosecuting Crown counsel at the as -
rises, and the confession, if any has
been made, will no doubt be in his
band.. As the time of the trial ap-
proaches, popular interest in the case
is again becoming very active, and the
progress of the trial will be followed
closely by the people who wish to sew
the mystery of the death cf poor Liz-
zie Anderson cleared up.
a resident of Ooderich. She leaves
one son, J. P. Luhy, and one daugh-
ter, Miss Luby, both residing in town.
The interment took place in the Cath-
olic cemetery on Tuesday ' morning.
atter mass in 81« Peter's church
ENGINEER EARITH
GIVEN HIS FREEDOM.
Sentence Suspended on Man Who Had
Charge of Light Engine in the
Drumbo Wreck.
Woodstock, Mai eh 28. -Robert W.
Earith, Grand Trunk engineer on the
light engine which caused the train
wreck At Drum")) un February 415 in
which rix persons were killed, was
charged before Judge Britton at the
R3eise3 here today with manslaughter
in killing Peter Macfarlane, of Gude-
rich, one of the victims of the seer
dent. Earith pleaded guilty. His
counsel, T. C. Robinette, K. C., of
Toronto, pleaded for mercy on the
grounds of gocd character and the
neroistn displayed by the prisoner in
sticking to the engine and helping in
the rescue work, though seriously
injured. 0. L. Blackstock, K. C..
Crown prosecutor, joined in the plea
for leniency-, and contrasted the
prisoner's conduct with that of Con-
ductor Meectan, who ran away.
Judge Button let the prisoner go on
suspenbtd sentence.
WANT CAMP AT GODERICH.
Men of Kent Regiment Hope to Train
Here in Jnoe.
The Chatham News in its report of
& meeting of the officers of the 24th
Kent Regiment last week says :
Coneldetrable discussion was in-
dulged in by the officers in regard M
the probable location for the spring
training camp. It is expected that
they will go to Godericb for two
weeks' manoeuvres during the month
of June. The men are 10 favor of
this location for a camp and it is to be
hoped that the department will decide
in favor of sending them to (iodetich.
An Expreasson from Clinton.
The Clinton New Ere said editori-
al) last week :
Indication* point to the pprohahility
of the permanent location the militia
camp et Ooderich, on the Atlrill prop-
erty. No wore eligible site could
be chosen and the Government will
make no mist,ke in completing the
negotiations. if beauty of situation.
ample acoomm.tdatinn and health-
fnlnt'as of powitJon count for any-
thing then Gods' ick has it and should
get the camp.
Are You Going West ?
P.usenger. hearing Gnderich for the
West will find the G T R. ,t most
. v,nvenient tutu,,. They eon lore
(indendh wt COO p. m. and lake •
tourist train at Stratford which nun•
right through to FAmonton without
change, otopp.ng at *11 points on the
Gland Trunk Pacifies Railway System.
The first through train from Stratford
will leave on 7'ue.day. April 4th, and
thereafter these will be a similar
train once a week. every T.areday.
Berths In *loopiest may he secured
At A very Mw rots', and reerrvstinna
nay be made and Octets pr.cntrd tet
the ..Mrs. of F It. Lawrence., town
ticket egoist (3. T. All Inforseatiot.
ebwerf.ully turoiehed. Do not forget
to .-rent''' rF. 1.awresee it yo.. sr*
thinking orioles Went.
Nervus* as Seta! *111 bre Sold next
Monday in Victoria street rhumb.
Her. Dr. Medd w111 preach. Good
mrssic-bre seat.