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THE SIGATAL: (UDERUCH,
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL_TOPICS 1 ll;t«�en,v kratrip yet 1�.a<
rummer suit, the beat bad
'Tailor.
Intal toads to extant a assort
lar
Talion. Coo and , os kb . sn.i vs &snort meat
sacred Conrad.
Bandmaster Mutter announces that
*leered concert will be given on the
square next Sunday evening. et 8:30
,;dock, by the baud of the 33rd Regi-
ment.
Getting Read for the Camp.
The local arrangements for the mil-
,t•ry camp, which open. on Monday,
June 100, are proceeding apace. A
yerirs of entertainments of various'
&rt . including a bswquet, is being
Arranged for the teen of for camp,
bpd it is suggested that the citizens
sternally do what they can to make
the town especially untinorin inviting, o the
.use of flags and
way that may suggest themselves.
Kerr- McLellan,
A quiet weddlrg took place at
„tretford on Wednesday, May Silt,
wben Mies Katharine McLellan,
,oungeet daughter of the late Peter
lcLellan, was married to James E.
Kerr, of Toronto. Rev, W. L. H. Row.
Andperforming the ceremony. The
bride was formerly for some years a
teacher in the Goderich Collegiate lo-
stitute and has Many friends bele who
will join in wishing her much bappi-
ses.• in her wedded life.
Residential Properties Sold.
The winding -tip sale of the estate of
the late George Acheson, held lest
seWrday, was very secexwful, all *the
properties being wild at good figures.
e lot on least street. near the Amer-
ican Road Machine t)o. foundry, no
which is a large frame house. was
purchased by. Jas. Reynolds. of the
Herron Howe, for $085. The property
on Nelson street. occupied by Mr.
Wilson. was sold to Samuel Bisset. of
Nsltford. for 1i2,(1l(l) and the oche(• prop -
pity on the same street. occupied by
Registrar Coats. Was bought by John
Acheson for $2 lJU.
To Niagara-on-theelaki-
Lest Mpsdey mordng Section C of
the ]3rh Field Anil/Wanes Corps. eigh-
teen strong. left for Nbgara-on.the-
Lake for the annual training camp.
Isnot. Dr. W. li. Turnbull was in com-
mand. The names of those moms pew
i•'R the section are G. McNrvin. Fred.
Roberto*. H. Mitchell. Eric Haw-
kins. I.. Carey. A. Ivere, L. Smiley, R.
Medd, •H. H..1..C. Smiley, C. Fowler,
(leo. Patton. Reg, Platt, L Meeirrat-.
roe. L. Dunkeld. ' Hoggarth and K.
Rickle.
Public School Board.
At the regular meeting of the puh-
lir.thrs>I hoard on Monday evening.
the resignation of Min Dunlop, an.
towhee in the Central school. was
.ciwpted with regret. Secreted appli-
miions for the position were received
but it waw decided to advertise the
vacancy, all applications to he in by
Monday, June 19th. The contract for
reel was awarded to H. J. A. Mae: -
Ewan at $0 75 per ton. The secretary
sae imtructed Iso write Mr. Barclay
Apel ask him to forwent a blue -print
of Victoria school end grounds .in
order to put into effect Petit. Hutt's
,ebene to beautify the grounds.
A Young Man's Death.
Leto Waturrday the spirit of tlaenuel
Copp Wok it, flight at his home oo
Market street, fotluwiog an innate of
over a year. Deceased was a sun of
Mr. and Mn. Chas. Copp, of Goderich,
noel the greater part of his life had
been sprat in town. The fituersl took
place on Monday afternoon Rev. Dr.
Medd roodueting an appropriate ser-
vice. The interment was made in
Maitland eeweter and the pallbearers
were W. Steams D. `3teepe, J. Steeps.
Geo. Sterile. J. Farquhar and Percy
East. The bet'euved have tbe sym-
pathy of the community In their lents.
Farewell Presentation.
On Friday evening last a farewell
presentation was made to A. M. Todd,
formerly one of the proprietors of The
Star, who is (raving to go into hued
naves at Toronto. An illuminated ad -
drew, signed by Mayor Cameron on
behalf of the town council, 1)r. A. H.
Macklin as president of the Board of
Trade, and F. J. Pridham on behalf of
the merchants of the town, was pre-
sented to Mr. Todd, accompanied by •
handsome gold -headed cane. The it.
luminated address is a work (tart, the
product of J. Ades Fowler. and will be
a very handsome memento ot the re-
eipient's association with the people of
Goderich.
Seems to Be a Habit.
Robert Irwin, the young lad who
web before the magistrate last week
nn a charge of theft and was sen-
tenced to the Mimieo scbool until be
should leach the age of twenty-one,
took advantage of a few hours of lib-
erty and made an attempt to enter the
store of J. Stead on Hamilton street
last Friday evening. He was caught
in the act by the police and on hie ap-
pesrance before the magistrate on
Saturday immediate arrangements
were made for bis removal to Mimico.
The delay caused in his rennoviel was
owing to the request of the boy's
father that he be allowed a day's
freedom in order to get ria clothes re-
paired
Former Resident ot Goderich Dead.
Tire death is announced at Windsor
of JiichaelTwomey. aIesident of Gode-
rich over fnrty years ago. The de-
ceaaed visa eighty-seven years (f age
and was horn at Kingston. In early
life be came Gr Goderich to join the
Ooderich branch of the. Bank of Win-
ters'. Leaving here he moved to
Amberetharg, where he followed a
mercantile life for twenty -Ave years
and where be became a prominent
figure in municipal polities. About a
quarter of .century ago he retired and
went to Windsor to live- For years be
served on the board of education and
in ififid was elected mayorof that city.
He is survived by bis widow and tour
Waif.
The Passenger Boat Service.
The regular season of paseenger nav-
igation will open at Ooderich on Fri-
day, Juoe 311th, when the moonier
City of St. licorice. of the D. A C.
Line, will make its first call oo the
northbound trip to Mackinac. It will
arrive bete at 63U a. m. Friday of
each week and on the return trip
the time for arrival is set at R w.
,,a Saturday. The steamer Huron of
the Star )'ole Line will make its initial
trip of tbe season on Tuesday. July
Ith, calling at Goderich at 0 p. w. go-
ing north. and returning from Siolt
Ste. Marie ou Friday at midnight.
This service is tbe same es that given
by thee* hosts last yea)•.
Advertising Hotel Sublet and the Town
For Horne weeks past Chas. C. Lee
'cad !seen giving considerable eaten -
tion to the advertising of the Hotel
suor.•t its various mediums in the
United Slates as well as in Canada.
This is an undertaking which costs
considerable in time and Homey, as a
large extent of territory must be cov-
eted by the advertising retch year.
One of Mr. Lee's advertisements is
placed in the 1011 folder of the Star -
('ole Line (*termer Huron), M1,1M0
copies of which are being circulated in
the States of Ohio and Michigan.
Brides this advertisement, which
gives a view of Hotel Sunset t he
folder contains a "write-up" of Gide
tieh as' one of the mewl attractive
Paints of the steamer Huron's route.
Atkin - Knesahew.
An early morning wedding was sol-
smpized in 8t. t'le nrv. s church on
Wednesday of this week, wben Miss
Lizzie Kneesbaw, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knee -sham, Wet -
o.104) street, became the bride of Sam-
uel Se -cord Atkin, of Niagara Fettle.
A few immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed
at 11 o clock by Rev. M. Turnbull. The
hridr wore ber blue travelling suit
with bat to snatch. After the nuptial
knot was tied the party drove to the
bride's horse, where a wedding break -
fare esu served. after which the happy
couple proceeded to the O. T. R. sta-
tion to take the 7:111 train Inc a trip to
Toronto, Hamilton and ether points.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkin will reside at
Niagara Falls and the hride's many
tnde in town join to wishing them
+ Inng, happy alto prosperous life.
The Greyhound Next Week.
The fourteenth annual excursion of
'rte steamer Greyhound of the White
'War line from Goderich to Detroit
and return its antsouseed for Saturday.
June 17th. The event grows in pori -
luny from year to year and indica-
tions are that, with favoesbie weather.
lie swots. of the outing will not he
'°'passed by that of any of the prev-
ntts yeses. The fare M only 91.30 foe
Lite round trip, which affords a spl.e-
elid cli%nce for an enjoyable. meting ie
Ole City of the Straits. The binet
'mese tioderieh at 9.20 e, dr. era Mater -
'lea and will, arrive In Detroit at 5
o dark that evening. The retains
Ionrney will be eneimeneed on Moe-
'is7 al 1 p m., arriving In Goderieb the
'ane **seism. After the arrival of
be Greyhound on Friday **seeing •
moonlight eiset •don minder the •ue-
piow Of tit Godssiob Me leas Society.
eel rl given On the lake. wad win. en
ors. h• patrnrti>ty by the s1wL
ges
of correct ruldnga
1 TM cn
1. awe too need toe tae pwpb of
6aderlck bad this is wiry WUmer dadtb's Art
dtare, Cast argot. 000tauue ac aesortmaot of
=air =de Mud. fee a
fee gealtnd trate to
'0utdd� �e of the
lbrsre
l ly). duplicated In Ontario
1 'lire Goderich Citizens' Marine Band
*will play on the Square on Tuesday
evening.
Presentation to' Miss Craig.
Mine Laura Craig, who for • number
of years has been a valued member of
The Signal staff, is'meowing a change
of occupation by taking a noeition in
Thomtan'a mucic store. During her
asmaciation with The Signal she won
the sincere esteem end hearty goods
will of everybody connected with the
office, her faithful and capable work,
ben thougbUulne se and consideration
Inc others and all ber other good yual-
it1.H being beyond praise. On Friday
evening she was presented, on behalf
of the proprietors and staff of The
Signal. with a set rat, ebony toilet
grinds. as • token of the Rood wisbes
of those with wbom sbe had been as-
sociated in her work in this flce,
where her cheerful presence will long
be missed.
The Meaforth race inset will be betel
on Wednesday and Thursday, June
loth and 15th.
Re your treat ! Take home some of
Burdette's choice ice cream. Those at
home will enjoy it.
For all occasions use Blackstone's
delicious ice cream in bulk or fancy
.The Oil is Ordered.
Wednesday of this week President
Parsons, of the British American Oil
Co., of Toronto. was in town and met
s committee of the town council to
discuss tbe proposition of oiling the
streets. The result of the interview
was that Mr Parenns was given an
order for a 5.100 -gallon tank of oll at
floe cents per gallon, f.o.b. Gnderich,
to lie delivered immediately. The oil
company is to send a qualified man to
superintend the laying of tbe oil, which
work will likely be commenced nett
week. It may be a matter of consola-
tion to seine who oppose the oiling of
the et' -rets that a guarantee is given to
the effect that the nil will not have an
injurislus effect on ranker. the grade
of nil to he lived Is laid at the rate of
1,500 gallons err mile. This erompans-
bas been supplying the principal cities
of Ontario with this oil and from all
pieces come satisfactory reports re-
garding its use.
Harbor Notes.
The steamer Kaminiet iglI a 11 nlo.ded
131,(1) bushels of nate at the elevator
on Monday.
The coalboat H. N. Jei was here
again this week with another cargo of
coal for the Big Mill.
On Tuesday 10,010 bushels of flax
was unloaded from the freighter
Bickerdike, at t be elevator,
The Mesmer Meaford, which makes
frequent calls at this port. ran
aground on Sunday night in the
middle ground of Watson's Reef,
shove Detour, during a dense fog. A
tog and a lighter, after working all
night. released her. She was not
damaged and she proceeded up the
lakes sin Tnewday with her cargo of
cod.
The latest addition to tbe Goderich
fleet of pleasure boats is the handsome
enriliary sloop Okabye. She wee
pnre►ased last week frogs Port KIgi n
pectis. and arrived in port on Munrlw
evening. Sb. -aerie* m lenge stretch
of mares and is alert equipped ev ith a
4 boree`ow.r Gray gasoline engine.
Her robin .Rotrls accommodation for
a
party of four or more persons.
Robert Redfern of town If her new
°wiser Another trim and beat -
looking host is the 0h lien. owned
J A Hs.rhl,r, of the (Inderieh Linn-
ber & Milling Co.. whieb WOO brought
es Som
bee from Mnbee a few days alto
is twenty -right feet long. eight -foot
hews, sad is driven by a ten horse-
power magic a Mr Baechlen will use
it in eonrrwetine with his hamirossu and
Wen se a pl.aeore boat.
our chfrv.late hon -hens ase away.
fresh sed toothsome At Rurdsete s
P t IWTS" - (kph W atone, p,wainter
Montreal street. has returned (rout hie
Iefpp 1s' the Wast, and is prepared to
Who ambers One beau wart/ Is his (tee.
�KsS - fa 1,,•P„
bricks. 'Phone 240,
The Goderich baseball team played
Clinton at Clinton this (Thursday)
evruing, Clinton winning the game,
5 to 3.
The evening train on the C. P. R.
now ar•rivee at 8:40, thirty minutes
later than heretofore. The new time-
table went into effect on Monday.
The public now have the privilege
of enjoying the use of benches on
Taylor's hank. The public works
'iter had them placed during
the past week.
A huge butterfly, known as the
Emperor moth, was lett with The Sig-
nal Inst week by little Miss. Hazel Mc-
Donald. of Gloucester Terrace. Its
wings ineasure nearly six inches from
tip to tip.
The house on the skating rink pro -
petty bas been purchased by Capt.
Bah and is being moved this week to
a lot in the southwesterly part of the
town, where it will be fitted -up for a
dwelling house.
As only a few of the newspaper men
of the county accepted the invitation
of the Board of Trade to visit Gode-
rioh on Friday last to talk over the
power question. the proposed gather-
ing was called off.
A game in the Fain trophy- seise'
was played on the West street green
Wednesday after 1)1x)n between Code-
r ich and Mitch, It, tour rinks a side.
The aggregate score was 87 to 04 in
favor of, Goderich.
A tea and kitchen shower will be 1
held in the basement of Knox church
next Monday evening under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid. Tea served
teem 0 to 8 o'clock, after which a good
program will be rendered. ,Admjs-
non 10c.
We undetet and that Mr. Cameron
of the Departmental Store will com-
mence to dispose of the balance of his
stock by public auction on or about
Saturday, June 17th. He says the sale
will be continued until the stock is
told out. In the meantime. the store
remains openvery day.
A game of(b►seball on Wednesday
evening bet een the '•Squaw:;, and
•'injuns," on the separate school)
grounds, resulted in a win for the ••In-
juns" by a score of "128. K. Hawkins
acted as umpire and W. Babb was the
official scorer. Another gameis to
he played on Saturday-.
The lands in the township of Col-
borne. being lots two and three on the,
let concession, western division.
which were offered for sale (het Sat-
urday at the Colborne hotel, were dis-
posed of by Auctioneer Gundry to
Albert Mugford, of Colborne. The
putcbaae price was $820.
(bring to rain last Friday evening
the game of haseball between the Sr.
IV. and Jr. IV. and iII. of Victoria
scbool bad to be p oetpoued till Monday
evening. The result of the contest
WIN a win for the seniors, the score
being 12-11. Each of these teams has
won two games and lost one.
The following from The Detroit
Free Press contains the names of sev-
eral Goderich people. The bootees,
Mrs. Cornwell. is * sister of Mrs.
Kept.) Lawson, of town : "Mrs.
George Cornwell was siiven • card
shower on her birthday. anniversary,
May 24, it being arranged by Mrs. S.
Chapin. In the evening a number of
her friends tendered her • surprise.
Progressive pedro was played and
prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Hum-
ber, Mrs. Glutting and Mr. Buck, after
which dancing was enjoyed. Miss
Irene Glutting played several piano
selections. Mr. Frank Humber gave
a recitation and little Marguerite
Matheson gave a Chinese recitation
which sass heartily enjoyed. Mrs. R.
A. Matheson and her niece, Miss Jean
Lawson, presided at the refreshment
table."
An umbrella has been left at the
Signal office to be restored to its own-
er. It was found yesterday in the
Squa e.
ANNOUNCEME NTS.
The original Rovnl Coronation spec-
ial. direct from London. and cherry
walnut, a New York hit, eco new
specials at Blackaton's a.
The highest price paid for 40,011
pound. of wool. Another car of bog
teed just received. Also potatoes for
sale at .t. .1. ('OOFER's WAREHOUsK.
Lot. of seed corn still on hand.
This week 1 am offering white dim-
ity muelina, colored muslin is navy,
light blue and floral designs at. 10c per
yard. Reg uar pprice 15c per yard.
Silk mind o at : ie. per yard. Oing-
hasss worth 124c for 1( c per yard. P.
T. DEAR. ladies' wear and dry goods.
CHURCH NOTEN.
palace" tube twelfth vexes of the 144th
Psalm) was taken as she basis of re•
marks which were heard with much
luter•est wad appreciation. It is pro-
posed that henceforth a d .course to
the students be delivered annuallyy in
Knox church ou the first Msbhatb in
J one.
At the weetiog of the W. H. M. S.
of Knox church bald on Wednesday
evening, the chief feature of the
pro-
gram was an account of the or in
and growth of the wieskw at Wakaw.
Soak. The Anna Turnbull hospital
there was nested by the Sunday
school of West church, Toronto, its
memory of the wife of the pastor, Dr.
Turnbull, who was et one time minis-
ter in Knox church. During the
summer the meetings of the society
are to be held ou the Bret Tuesday
afternoon of the month, at 4 o'clock.
Rev. Alfred Brown. who is com-
pleting his fourth year as pastor of
the First Methodist oburcb, St.
Thomas, will be the new pastor ot
North street Methodist eburcb, Gode-
rich. Rev. Dr. Dougall, who for
three years has been pastor of North
street church. goes to Bt. Thomas as
Mr. Arown'esuccessor, The board of
North street church had invited Rev.
Dr. Rutledge, of Wingham, and had
secured an acceptance from him, hut
as Dr. Rutledge* had been only two
years in his present charge the sta-
tioning committee of Conference did
not see fit to remove hitt.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. John Story I. a visitor at Stratford this
week.
0eortre McMillen returned from Bay City the
e st week.
Mn. Doyle is spending a few weeks with
friends at Galt.
Moi Burgess, of Toronto, L visiting at her
old home here.
Air. and Mrs. John Somerville. of Kirkton,
are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. P. Bell and Mn. 0. M. Elliott spent the
week -end with relatives in London.
Frank Beattie, G. T. R. operatorwas home
trout Georgetown over Sunday.
V. are glad to see Dr. Herald about town
again atter his recent serious Woes-.
M. %V. Howell made a trip to,. N'Indaor this
week to attend to his business Interests there.
]Ire. Mr.) r'oll(ns, of Edrnontor. Alt... is
visiting her parents. Dr. and Mr. J. H
Whitely.
Miss A. (.aura Reynolds, of New York t'ity,
is visiting her +inter, Mrs. J. J. Kelly. West
street.
W. B. McMillen, of Ann Arbor. Mich . is vies
stint hlu parent.. McDonald street. for • few
weeks.
Rev J F Kellgbt. M. A.. H. It, of
Dawn Mill.. took the sera -iota in
North street Methodist rharcb last
Sunday. in the ahgenee of the pastor.
Rev. ier. Dougall. as Conference.
Court tiioderieb. Nn. A!, C. 0. F.,
will attend divine senvier at Victoria
street Metbdit church next Sueday
morning. Rev. Dr. Medd will preach.
Visitors we welcome. The evening
serving at 7 o'estrk will he is charge of
the pastor. Al) who are interested in
the problems of the church are urgent-
ly reforested err attend.
'The Rope of the Future" waw the
subject of a discourse hill slit inspira-
tion and timely advice Inc the mere
'
ratios. especially the stridents. who
heard Rev nen. K. Rose in Know
• buret a! the evening ..rule. Iwwt
a(indat 'That •,.R •nor msv 5* M
plants grown up m th.au ynut s , fist
new As�gb tore -s lir Y eoreetetnese.
polblimi ether die elmilltatde of a
Miss Theresa Doyle lett tco Saturday on •
{it to her ,i -ter, Mr . 1Dr.i Bourn+, Seattle.
visit
Mrs. J. McMatb and children. ot N'alker-
vilb. are spending a month lith relatives In
1 iederich.
MieeHelen Froelich. of Belleville. who had
been visiting Mina Shephasd, returned home
00 Monday.
Mien Lillian Leiner. of Chicago. accompanied
Mrs. Breckenridge home and will spend the
semmer here.
Chariest Whitely. of Goderich tow' ship, is
. waren a visit 10 Saskatoon and other points
In the West.
Mies Tay'or. who hat been visiting Heeds at
Toronto forego'. weans, is again at the North
street parsonage.
Mrs. Blackstone sato be at home to her
Mends on Wednesday. June 14th, and not
again until tbe fait
Mr. and,0. H. King are away on a
holiday trip to Graveahnntt. lhmy are
accompanied by Chas. H. Humber.
Dr. J. 1. Turnbull. of Vao et. is in town
today. Be hos-come east t.,pd a few weeks
at the parent 4 home at Min strum.
*dotty A. Pavey. of 8t.'1 ho we., was in town
ovte Me King's birthday holiday. vhdttot his
uncle and mint, Mr. and Mr. John Beattie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight and the latter'e father.
Rev. C. Burt, of Detroit. will occupy SL
George: rectory during the summer month,.
Mrs. (Dr., Turnbull. s000meaded by her
daughter Margaret mad Nis Claire Hays, left
oo Monday on a pleasure outing to dealt Ste.
Marie..
bre. J. C. Martin left on Wednesday after
noon for Buffalo, where she will visit for a
time. she will aim visit at A-htabula. Oti 0.
before her return.
John Du+tow, el Nile, leave. next Monday
for San Francisco. where he will intend the
international Sunday school convention to be
held in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Tripp. of Forest, were
the goons of [rev. i•r, and Mr-. Medd for a few
days Lest week. Mr. Tripp is the manager of
the Iambton loan Co., of Forest.
Mr. and Mrs. Chop, Blackstmreand daughter.
Miss Victoria. arrived home on Tuesday even -
Ing, atter an absence of eight qac the v/aittng
relatives and friends in the 01' land -
Mrs. Alex_ Donaldson and •-bildren arrived
In town last weer from Qu'Arpelle, ela,k., and
will take up their residence in' :odrrich. They
die of their property before coming east.
Dr. Margaret C. Calder. of N'inghem. and a
party of Isdy� friends pared through town o0
an a-atomobile trip on Friday net. They vi+-
1ted for • few bean with Mr. a ;14 Mrs. Walter
H. Harrison.
E. R. Wigle Is In Toronto fhb week In at•
tendance at tbe semi-annual meeting of the
Ontario College of Pharmacy a+ ntative
of district No. it Bert Trott'. of Wharton. 1s
assisting In Mr. Wigle's drug -tare during W
absence.
Mbet)ore R. Phelan, who h.... been in train-
ing for the past three years in yt Jor.e his
pital, Chicago, tradnated es Ve lend Mime
Phelan haw many friends in :..lerieh who will
offer o..ngr.tulaUone and wed for her en
bounded snooper.
Friend art Cyril Carrie wilt be pleased to
hear Wat he )las pared hie n•,al examlutioc
at Toronto Untverdt . taking drat -claw w honor.
guinea.In every suinelira Cam,. bin Tnrooto to
be present when the degree of B. .1. 1s 00n
furred upon her son at Unlver-it" oouvocation
on Friday.
Mrs. Moerlsh. of Mayville. Iaakota, arrived
In town the last week of May• lining gni New
Ycrk, where she spent 'same i ince visiting rela-
Uree In that nit) After .per, ting some day•
with her rider, Mn, Emmnn,.e1 Mitchell, she
went to Colborne to visit arc Aber sister, Mex
Peter Fisher. Mrs. Morrish will speed the
Myon here.
From The Kansa, City Star. Msy •Lt . Mr,
anti Mrs. H. IreForest white, Jun gunnel
avenue. announce the maniacs of their sister.
R+wn,ond Wynn Naftel. f"•neerly of Gone -
rich. Ont., to Cant. Harry C. II.sg, by the Rev.
Cyrus Townsend Brady. stilt. George's Coleco
pal church. M•. end Mrs. Hold left Moeda,
night fur their hone In tiasramesto, l'al.
BORN.
HISHOI'. In Ooderieh• os Tnrde\I., Ltrd
to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. B shop. a eon
KENNEDY. In GoArrieb, s„ Tuesday. Mar
Mth. to Mr. and Mex Ml, (lel Kennedy, a
dasghter.
PH \LEN b. °menpb, e . Tuesday Ala)
Ord. to Mr. bad Ms. Jones 0 Tuesday,
Newgate .greet a stag.
MARRIED
ATKIN KNELSHAw 10 5t tiea,wee
estereA. tioderteli. by Re, \C is rsbun. es
Wednesday. Jaw th. Mien Utak only
taagsta of Mr sad Mss. Albert Kano -
-;thaw, toe nowt deemed %Nin of \insant
Fahr
TARIO
REV. If TURNSULL'S FARR ELL
Leaves Next Todaykit His 'Future
Hone et Mexico.
Next Sunday Rev. M. Turnbull will
bid farewell to thepeople of St.
Oe•orge's church anon Tuesday be
will leave for New York, whence be
sails un T4ureday by the Ward Line
steamer Morro Castle for Vera Cruz.
Mexico. Prow Vera Crua be will pis -
cited to Mexico City, where he stud
Mrs. Turnbull meto make their future
home. For the first throe wonthe Mr.
Turnoull will carry out an exchange of
pulpits with Archdeacon Joo.,w-Date-
wan, of Mexico City, the latter coming
here to occupy the pulpit of St.
(irorg.'s church for the summer.
Afterwards Mr. Turnhull will have
other work under the charge of tbe
Bishop of Mexico.
Mr. Turnbull bar been for nearly
n ineteeo years the rector if St.
George's, and in that time he bas won
in huge measure the esteem and love
of the people not only of his own coo•
gregation hit of the town, and in
their departure Mr, and Mrs. Turn-
bull will be attended by the general
and sincere wish of the people or Oode-
rich teat their life in their new loca-
tion they be full of comfort and
happiness.
Mrs. Turnbull will not leave for
Mexico until the fall, in tbe meantime
taking • trip to Europe. Sbe will sail
June 22nd from Montreal for Liver-
pool by the steamer Lake Manitoba,
and will be accompanied on the trip
by Mise Griffiths. of town. Nile will
retut n to Goderich in September for a
short time before proceeding to Mexico
to join Mr. TurobulL One of their
sons, Pawl Turnnull, has been living in
the Oity of Mexico for two or three
years.
At the annual meeting of the Dean-
ery of Huron, beld at Wingh on on
Friday last, June 2nd. the fulfowing
resolution. proposed by Rev. John
Berry, M.A., B,D., and Heconded by
Rev. T. H. Farr, B.A., was adopted :
Resolved, that we, the members of
the Chapter of the Deanery of Huron,
having learned that the Rev. Mark
1'urnhul! is about to leave the diocese,
desire to record our high appreciation
of the good work be has done during
the many years he has beeu rector of
the important parish of (loderich, and
to express our gratitude for the valet-
abie help be has always given us in the
work of our Deanery meetings. While
deeply regretting hit removal from
our midst, we wish him and Mrs.
Turnbull every happiness in their new
Sphere of labor in the Lord's vineyard,
and we pray that the divine blessing
may ever rest upon them both ,wher-
ever they may be.
(Signed) W. .1. Doherty, Rural
Dean. Edgar H. Croly, Secretary;
Why Dogs Hate Cats.
•
The Korern+ tell an amusing .aoty
in explanation of the enmity which
prevails between cats and dogs.
There was once. they say, an old men
in Loren who possessed .magic stone,
which bad been given to hire by a
passing wayfarer whom he had be-
friended. One sad day the "tone dis-
appeared, and the old man's cat and
dog, who were as Bouch conoerned as
their master, setoff on 'heir own ac-
cord to find it. After a 'stag 'seal
weary aseereh they discovered it, a,.d
started to return. As they had to
cross a river, the dog told the cat 'to
take the gem ire her mouth and tliwb
on his back, and he would swim with
her. As the two were crossing some
children, seeing the s'eange sight,
laughed loud and long. Ibie annoyed
the dog as he struggled alopg with his
burden, bit it greatly amused puss,
who. sitting high and dry on his back,
began to "'bake with laughter. The
result was that the poor dog swal-
lowed a lot of water in trying to keep
his head up, at which the wicked eat
burst into such a guffaw that she
dropped the magic stone into the
river. The story goee on to tell bow
the faithful dog eventually caught a
fish, in the inside of which the gena
was found, hut ever afterwards he
cherished against the cat a bitter ani-
mosity. which was handed down to
her descendants.
Little. Willie-Saay, pa, doesn't it get
colder ,when the thermometer fall.?
Pa --'-Yes, my eon. Little Willie -Well,
nut's has fallen. Pa -How Lar? Little
Willie --About flue feet, and when it
struma the porch door it hroke.
it isn't difficult for a man to get a
wont w to agree with him if she isn't
hie wife.
Aunt "1 wait to de somethingto
pirawe you on your hint noisy. Chaie :
Met i Ant wantte ant your teacher
h,w you h.bave In erten. f." Charlie-
-If toe really wisb t., please tee,
auntie. don't ask hiss."
••(b, yes, we have c wond.rfnl di-
mate." sate the than foam •oithm,
Texaa. "Why, (nlv last •ra•on we
!shed • pumpkin as', Ia,ge that. After
.awing it in two, ms Arita ,n -.•.I tbs.
halves as ei'a.11e. In ails, h to ,• ' a the
halls.. - '`'.. " replied the man 1.0,
N.w Ynrk Mut in my Mate en's a
e ssmon tbtng to And t here full-grown
p oliee►nen asleep on no. boat
1
Announcement
1
C!!!. GI
SS
for June Weddings
SPECIAL PRICES
DURING JUNE
CUT.GLASS VASES, regular
g .50 and $3.75, during this sale,
$2.90
CUT GLASS CREAMS and
SUGARS, regular $4.50 and
$11.50, during this sale,
$3.60 and $6.00
CUT GLASS BERRY
BOWLS. regular $4.50 and 95,00.
during this sale,
$$.28 and $4.00
Cut lilacs Bon -Bons, Spoon
Trays. Knife Rests, etc., etas, at
similar reductions.
Ask to see ou: Pierced Silver
Casseroles, Fero Pots, White and
(cold China, Brass Jardinieres,
Art Pottery, etc., etc.
T he Colonial Book Store
GEO. PORTER, Prop.
Phone 110. Goderich.
TttitywaTr JvttraiM,
it
30
Buggies
TO BE SOLD. We
have just received a
car of buggies, anti
nave everything that
is new and up-to-date
in the carriage line.
No better buggies
ever came to tows.
We bene them on the
floor now. Cali and
inspect them at the
MASSEY-HARRIS
WAREROOMS
nn Hamilton Street.
We have the STAND-
ARD WIRE FENCE
and Geroge, the fam-
ous FLKURY'PLOwis.
CREAM SRPARATORS
end almost every-
thing a farmer needs
on a term.
Robert Wilson
We also have a few
extra good driven for We.
id au interesting document to
send or to receive --it cause.' .1
gild ripple of excitement every-
where it goes. Usually the filet
question asked after reaadieg is
is: What shall we give? Now
that question ehoullo't be an-
swered off -hand. 1t is easy to
decide upon something, but why
not keep calm and give some-
thing different lust fora change?
If you can't think of anything
different, come here. Sugger
tion. by the dozen coofroot you
at this store ; and you will learn
here that it doesn't mean spend-
ing a, whole lot of money either.
0a11 and let us sbow you anyway.
J. S. Davey
Jeweller and Optician
Routh side of Square. Ooderich
Come in and
Get
Acquainted
If you are not already ac-
quainted with the merits of
STURDY'S
GROCERIES
try a -sample order. You
can be certain of wecuring
seasonable goodie here at ell
times. Our 'phone number
is 91, Give us a trial. The
quality of our goode will con •
vince you.
eselereseleseseislieetteesseaneesettea
i wt,b to announce to
the people of (ioderich
and vicinity that. having
p.1 militated the Opera
House Grocery from Mr.
J. W. Vanatter. 1 ask
the laationege (4 all the
old customers of tbe store
ani of the public gen-
erally. 1 mature you that
you will he treated with
the protest courtesy and
fairnees.
1 ant making arrange-
ments with some of the
beet batter-makss in the
"'entity to supply uta with
choice mutter.
I have deckled to sell
et east and eleer net all
ebrnaware and crockery.
in order t0 Foote roma
for new goods.
A. E Matheson
('hone lea h ,eparen vtrv• n
Grocers On The Square
When Will
the Clock Stop?
ON
l
Saturday, gune 10th
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, -
W. H. ROBERTSON, of The Signal, will wind n clock in the
window of Htii,RRISON'M JEWELLERY STORE. set it going
and seal it up Lia prevent tampering. and from now until the
clock stops every purchase to the amount of one dollar or over in
this store will entitle the customer to one guess as to what day,
hourand minute the clock will stop.
The only information which will he given to anyeneregarding
the clock is that it is listed in the 'Waterbury Catalogue as a
thirty -lay time piece. 11 may stop in leve than thirty days, but
it will probably run longer.
Four prizes will be given, of the value of $1925, to the (bur
nearest guessers, whether tbey guess the right time or not ; but
only one prise to one person.
As tbe clock, when running down, will varyIn time, the time
at which it shall be said to stop shall be the tme registered by
itself.
A coupon will be handed to each purchaser to the amount of
91.00 or over, on which the guess is to be made.
The compotes should be hendeel in at the 'store at as early a
date se ..ns+ible, am, in the event of two or more winners guessing
the e„• .e time, the first coupon handed in will be given the
preference.
Be pat Ocular to write your full name .and address and to
+tate the time as a. ro. or p. m.
FIRST PRIZE
Lady's or Gentleman's Watch,
Value, $14.00•
Waltham, Regina or Elgin movement., in gold - tilled ease.
MEOONU PRIZE - Lady's (r (..•ntleeinte's Ring.
Value ... !R(]0
THiRD PRIZE - Laity's or Gentleman'. 1)mhredla.
Value .......... ............ ... . ft r 110
pit rG RTH PRIZE -lady's or fisntJwman's pair of Cuff
Links. Value t�1e
During this.ontest. as always. the beat values will be foetid
in *11 line. rsrri.d by this atom.
WALTER 11. HARRISON
('. P. R. Watch inspector Jeweller end c►pttbieer.
(In the Square
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