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LOCAL TOPICS.
Death of ChasE. Shaw. I An Orangeville Propesitioa.
Word bas been reesived in tows of 11ptupery-owners of Orangeville
the death of Chew IL Shaw at Exeter. 1 bs
will be called u in a few weeks to
oa September 16th. the i vote for or alit(( the granting of a
' loan of woo° to the Hamilton &
Lewitt Leltt eg Company. of ()lento,.
The iod i.try will. If the citizens deem
wise, parches. the Moody mill prop-
erty and oommaooe business in town
dgppe t, was formerly • well-knownhother of
Mrident Ood•
kir,. E. N.
�Lewis. He was fifty two
years of age.
A GodorIctt Girl Appreciated. in • short time. The loan carries
The Oran erille Post of last wforeek with it exemption from taation
says ; The regular snooth)y meeting tee years, exoepting school rates, and
of the high
boot board we.• held oo after two years will be returned to the
M
ttiw
y eving letuditc,
riu. town firm if the is sucoeeeful, in in -
ho Grace :Ild mie a
. Steeng, B. A.. the staliments. -Orangeville Post.
w•rber is modern laYes Mr. Lewitt, of the Arm mentioned
grat,ted an increase of afi$17 above, was formerly a resident of
dating from the let a d the became* without Oederich and was connected with the
The board
wade as s Goderich Knitting Co.
spy application by Miss t3tr•glg
Dark of appreciation of her ice.
Harbor ant Marine Noise.
The Scottish Hero arrived bare on
Saturday with 136,000 bushels of wheat
and oats for the Oodee•ich elevator.
The steamer Wexford arrived onFriday with • cargo
of wheat and feed for the Big MUI.
The streamer J. A. McKee arrived on
Monday with113000 bushels of wheat
for the Big Ml
The steamer LeaSeld was here on
Wednesday and unloaded 80,000 bush-
els of wheat at the Goderich elevator.
New Maps.
At a special meeting of the public
school board on Tuyibn of
it
was decided to purchase two sets
relic( maps from the Atlas School Sup.
ply Co., of Chicago, for use in Central
and Victoria schools. These maps will
be of inestimable value to the teaching
stat? in explaining to their classes topo-
graphical features, climatic oondition,
of various countries, such as the muses
of rainfall, and other things pertaining
to a more intelligent study of geo-
graphy.
Before the Railway Commission.
The question of interswitehing be-
tween the O. T. R. and O. P. R. was
before the Dominion Board of Rail-
way Commissioners at Toronto on
Thursday last. and the board decided
to send its own engineer here to look
over the ground. consult the local
pie, and advise as to what should
done. C. (:arrow, town solicitor,
was in attendance at the sitting of
the board, and. in addition to counsel
for the two railways, W. L. Horton.
R F. Mandel, W. Proudtoot, K. 0.,
V. M. Roberts and Ohne. A. McGaw
were present in behalf of various in-
terests.
The Census Figures for Goderich.
The Dominion census gives Goderich
a population of 4,531 This is en in-
crease of 354 since 1901, when the cen-
sus figures for this town were 4,158.
The assessor's figures this year, how-
ever, were considerably above those
of the census -takers, the municipal
officer reporting the population as
4.796. Assessor Campbell thinks there
may have been more people in town
when be made his rounds than when
the census was taken, as the hotels
were pretty well tilled then with men
who had come to fit out the boats and
do other work. The sailors and fisher-
men, too, would all he at home then.
Mr. Campbell agreed that, at least so
far as this part of the bbuutry is con-
cerned, the better time to take the
census would be during the winter
months, when nearly everybody is at
home. However, he is inclined to
think that the census -takers should
have found a hundred or two more
people in town than they did.
A Prosperous concern.
The American Road Machine Co.'s
factory was closed down last week for
stock -taking. Work was commenced
again last Monday and the number of
hours of work for each week has been
increased. instead of closing at I
o'clock on Saturday the men will
work until 5 c'clock hereafter. The
company is doing x very flourishing
hint nem, having sufficient orders
booked to keep the plant running at
full blast for three months. In addi-
tion to this they put preparing a
large quantity of s so as to beready
to cope with the spring rush of orders
for their goods.
McDonald -Cole.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
in Goderich township on Wednesday
.'this week, when Miss Violet Cole.
daughter of Thos. Henry Cole, be-
came the bride of Allan McDonald, of
Goderich. Rev. Geo. E. Rose per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of a .mall party of immediate tela-
tire4 and friends. When the nuptial
knot was tied, the company pat down
to a sumptuous wedding breakfast.
after which the bridal party drove to
( Tinton, where the happy couple took
the train t .r a short honeymoon trip
to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald
will make their home in Goderich.
where the groom holds the position of
engineer in the Goderich planing
mills. Their many friends in town
and vicinity extend congratulations.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The °en.u. retort. may be somewhat dlal.-
po(ntlrg. but Pr4dham'e cestomer ■re never
disappointed In the ase. ished (tag garment,.
male at I hr old -established tailoring eat
porium.
Iodise who are looking for pleasant employ
meat for the full and winter evenings sbonid
can at Smith'. Art Store and see the large
variety of taneywort and an material. ava11-
able for their choice. A plsaeore to show
goods.
The Boatel of Trade meeting called
for Monday evening failed to mater -
Wise.
The opening concert of the Y. M. C.
A. course in the Opera House Novem-
ber 9th.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. WELL Huston. a candidate for
the ministry, will preach in Victoria
st{eet Methodist church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Next Sunday the services in tit.
George's church will be taken by Rev.
Canon Hill, of Regina. He will
preach both morning and evenislei.
Tuesday. October 34ttt. will be
•'Orutaade Day" for the Woman t Mis-
sionary Societyof North street Metho-
dist church. n that day a canvass of
the congregation will be made for new
members.
Rev. J. Pollock will conduct both
services' in the Baptist church next
Sunday. A cordial welcome will be
extended to all young people at the
young people's meeting on Monday
evening.
At the morning service in Knox
church next Sunday Rev. Geo. E.
Row will take "One Religion for All"
as his subject. In the evening he will
deliver a discourse on "The Faith of
the Moslem," a subject which will be
in keeping with the interest which en-
circles the people of the Mohammedan
faith at the present time.
. At North street Methodist church
next Sunday, Rev. Dr. Gundy, of Mt.
Thomas. will conduct the services
morning and evening. A cordial wel-
come is extended to all. The pastor,
Rev. A. Brown, will be absent in Tor-
onto in attendance at the annual
meeting of the superannuation fund
board, of which he is a member.
A meeting will be held in the lec-
ture room of Knox church tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon for the purpose of
organizing a Presbyterial Missionary
Society. Mrs. McKerroll and Mrs.
Somerville, of Toronto, and delegates
from the several Woman's Home Mie-
sioosry Societies throughout the Pres-
bytery of Hut on will be present Ln
assist in the work of organization.
and Gainey. harpist and sui-
tor
on November 9th. Look out
for them.
Dr. N. W. Woods. of Bayfield, has
been appointed an associate coroner
for Hut on county.
Rebekah Lodge is arranging to hold
a social in Oddfellows' Hall on Thurs-
day, October 35th. The general public I,15 years( -F. Baechler, 2N ft., 1 in.: Joe
is invited. Habkirk. 28 ft.
Running hop, step and jump (sen-
ior) -D. 'Nicholson, 35 ft., 7 in. : R.
Carey, :44 ft.. 7 in.
Running hop, step mid jump (jun-
iori-H. Hallman. :ii ft., 2 in.; J.
Lauder, 38 ft.. 10 in.
Throwing and catching ball (girls) -
Edna MacEwan and Mae McManus ;
M. Tom and Eva 8omei ville.
Standing broad jump (senior} -R.
Carey, 9 ft.. 3 in.: D. Nicholson, 8 ft.,
7 in.
Standing hroad jump (junior '-Chan.
Kidd, 8 ft., 2 in.; J. Lauder. 7ft.,
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y.. M. C. 11 in.
A. will hold ' sale of samples. of Quarter -mile race isen ior3-Rich.
which they have a large supply. on Levy. 1 min.. 2 sec.: Eric Hawkins, 1
Saturday. October 21st. in the old min.. 3 sec.
Sovereign Bank building on the cot- Quarter -mile race (juniorl-Roy
ner of the Square and Colborne Medd, 1 rain.. ti sec.: Earl Kelly., 1
street. The ladies also will serve tea mine .7 sec.
at the same time and place. Potato race (girls) --Grace Warnock,
For being drunk and disorderly on Agnes McDonald.
the Square, on Tueeday evening, an unning hi imp -(under fifteen
Italian, employed on sewer roostruc- yPan)-Arlie Matheson. 3 ft.. 91 in.;
tion work in town, was fined 86 and Harold Currie, •3 ft., •81 in.
costs in the Police Court on Wednes Vault with pole (Jun ion -Victor
day morning. When arrested he put Newell, 8ft.. 11)1 tn.: Earl Kelly.
ards dash (under (Mein years)
up an unexpectedly brisk fight and re- 100 y
n.
quired two men to overpower him and F. Buechler, 14 sec.; O. Levy, Iris
him in the cell. Book race (Kleist -Annie Levy,
Frank Dunbar. who recently sold his R item .
farm at Nile and rehased the Putting shot (*Polio lei Nicholson,
pu :d.0 ft., 2in., Eric Hawkins, 27 ft., 9
House Grocery in Goderich, hel an jn.
auction sale of his farm stock on the Thread and needle race (girls) -
11th inst. Hay sold at 812 per ton and Mamie Downs, Edna Jones.
oats brought 421 cents per bushel. A Sack race -C. Smiley. F,. Kelly.
team of black Percheron horses wax100 ward, dash (open) --R. Carey, D.
knocked down at *815. Thos. Gundry Nicholson.
was the auctioneer. T40 ants race (junior) -R. Medd. 29
The annual general medtiog for the sec.; J. Lauder.
election of the board of trustees for Three -hugged race (girls)-4.r•ace
Alexandra hospital. Oodericb, was an- Warnock and Iris Warnock: Jean
nouneed for last Monday evening. but Cuts and Annie Levy.
an adjournment was made until Wed- Standing high jump (senior)- D.
nosedive evening, November 8th. it is Nicholson, 4 ft.. 2k in.; R. Carey.
hoped a respectable number of those 100ards dash (juniori--('. Kidd, 141
who should be interested will be pre- sec.; J. Lauder.
sent on this occasion. Running high jump (open) - E.
Nelson Steep, on Maitland road. Hawkins, 4 ft., 81 in.; D. Nicholson.
grows a variety of potatoes that you 4 t.. 7inids race ( res (.race War -
don't see every day. He left in the y) -
office of Assessor Campbell recently nock, Iris Warnock.
three pntatoea the product of one hill Vault with pole(senior)-Eric
in his garden, which would make a Hawkins, A ft., 4 in.; Victor Newell.
meal for an ordinary -sized family. Running high jump (junior;-Fdgar
The largeet potato weighed two Sweets, 4 ft., 71 in.: Victor Newell, 4fL,
pounds and the weight of the others 6 in -
would make the aggregate weight of 220 yards race (senior) - R. Carey,
the three clove to five pounds. 271 sec.: D. Nicholson.
While standing infrostot a store on Drivin spikes (girls(- Mary Tom.
the north side of the Square last Moo- Mamie Iwos.
day, a team •f borers belonging to Thrric Hawkins,
151 sec.:D. NichKelly
Donald Galbraith. of neer Rayfield, and Eric awkins, 1 E. Kell
became so annoyed by files that one and George high jump
of them kicked over the tongue, and 8diog high ump (junior► -a.
both becoming frightened they made boder•, Vet., 7 in,: ictor Newell.
off. They ran through the park until GeoHrgetulle race (under Ib years► --
they struck a tree opposite Etat street.rn Swan, 4 min., 15 sec.; A.
The wagon was considerably darwagsd Putting shot (junior) C. Kidd. Nit_and the hayrack on it also suffered. 1 io • y- job".22 ft 10 in
G. C. I. FIELD DAY.
Dan. Nicholson Senior Champion -John
Lander Junior Champion.
The annual field day of sports of
the (toderich Collegiate Institute was
held last Friday on Agricultural
Perk. The usual slim crowd of spec-
tators was in attendance. Competi-
tion. especially in the senior events.
was not so keen as it bad been in
former years. but a veru good show-
ing was made by the juniors. The
senior championship was won by
Dan. Nicholson, while John Lauder won
the championship in the junior events.
The following is the program of
games, with the names of the success-
ful contestants in each event:
Running broad jump (senior) -R.
Carey, 17 ft., 4 in. ; D. Nicholson, 16
ft.. 8 in.
Running broad jump (junior) -H.
Hallman. 15 ft.; L. Smiley, 14 ft.,
bin.
Running hop, step and jump (under
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The meetings of the Y. M. U. A.
Juniors have been resumed, on Tues-
day evenings in the rooms and on 'Fri-
day evenings in thegymnasium. These
evenings are the only ones on which
meetings are held, but on Saturday
evening the boys are allowed to come
to the rooms to play games or to read.
Parents are requested to make a note
of this and not to blame the Y. M. 0.
A. if the hogs are out on other even-
ings.
Arrangements ere being made to
start a basket -ball league in town. It
is hoped that three or four teams will
enter for a series of games In Novem-
ber and December.
The Y. M. C. A. entertainment
course will open on November 9th.
when Messrs. Rogers and Orilley will
appear in Victoria Opera House. They
are a fine pair of entertainers. Sea-
son tickets may be procured at Thom•
Ion's music store.
Th eLate O. C. Willson.
The death is announced at Detroit
no Monday of last week of O. C. Will-
son, a former resident and a native of
Goderich. The deceased was seventy-
four yeah of age. He had sot been
e.nlo mg health for some time.
lent he had bion confined to his resi-
dence for only two weeks. Catarrh of
the stomach is said to have been the
rause of death. Mr. Wlflwn was born
In (1oderieh in the year 1837. in early
life his family removed to a farm in
the township of Colborne. In the vicin-
ity of Bemmiller• He worked on the
farmk tfborr several year's but ultimately
thoggency for agricultural impie.
menabout
tee. a went to live la Desfovtb
until eyyear 1!710 and resided third
e ra
lamed with hob d sato eD
He.
cages to do bust.
ea(i
a
hard worker sad shrewd li inesswas elln
end few mese enjoys' mob
isms eonesefien thsa=
eel diem, ef soeh • beige abide d
triads
are= eeklleatesth s�ii Interred i > (amt Melee fame
m`es a theArlgMwtsel
bis •ne•4n list W 9 Willa tee
Steps are being taken for the tonna-
tion of a military bugle band in Gode-
rich. The instruments ate being sent
for and in a few weeks, it is expected,
the corps will be mating quite a noise
in the world.
Crown Attorney Seager was at Sea -
forth on Wednesday afternoon pro-
secuting in a case against an hotel -
keeper for selling liquor to an "Indian
lister." The hotel man was found
guilty and a fine of $20 and coats -$30
in all -was imposed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss aletayoo•,ee goal
Klao•sdisA. le the go
et boa seat. Mrs. W W. lose.
Mex Mechatap has returned to tows, atter
mending somemtl (late In TweMo.
Prod Munro. of Toronto, ,see Orator at the
old hove is tow u fur a few days thin week.
R J Heater. rte of Ifamo.dvilk, has )RIMA
the tag of the (loderk h best► of the mortise
Hank.
Kra W. V. Major. of Toledo, arrives trA•7
no visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 81-
Pslbr. mmt et �MAartap
deitare
ities he muds.owauds. Mn..lT. Sissies. sad ethr
religiose
,eTee. AC. Tretaewsy bas returned to t:ob•lt. alter
V s.dIag Carlow.
twementhe at the boos of Gel.
V Mr. and Mrs. K. i'hek+a. who have keen resi-
dent.
eddent. of Whltaa.h. (tet., for some time, have
returned to town.
1NIr Mainttak, prufesdoad nand, he. ra
Lamed to rlcr•alon, alter a two months' rink
at her Mime In town.
Moa J H. Colborne r ara� w
se
Previv-
da1 W. C. T. U. ,seventies at vehicles/net as a
dolswte teem Hume ossein.
Mum Kay. of Toronto, visited Menge in town
for • tow da .. the pot= bowing just re-
turned from a trip to �rt�aa�
Mn.. Frank R Hodgson, login avenue, will
receive on the that Tumidly at each month,
instead of the fourth Thursday, en formerly.
Mrs. Turnbull left yesterday for Loldes to
lam spend • month with larater there before
stoueedlrtg to Mexico to Seto her hoseand,
kReev. M. Turubult
Mr. end Mrs. Wan. alma and dauener at
niece,tended the funeral of Mr. Binge*
WOHlamron. lin Goderich township on Monday
afternoon last.
Mn.. McYadyee Naves on ay.
via C. P. K. for Wtenioeb she will
farther meet Mr.
edyro mod go on a trip to the
Miss Mary Cluoi., 01 Loads}, wise boo bees
• remit at the home of A.M. PdNr. North
to her home In London os
Wedseeday bust.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mo5wse were at OAK last
Week attending the wsdMeo of MsEthel
Martin to Rob. Thompson. both
Galt. The bride u a oosaln d Mra McOwen.
0. R. Elliott haw returned from Maple Creek.
Bask., where he was engaged in engineering
work, and atter a few dais at the home et
his Detente., Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hunte, r
entering upon his fourth year at the School of
Practical Science. 'Toronto.
Mrs. D. Ferguuon has retvaed from Basket
chewer). after speeding a year or ..o with
relatives and friende in di/ssent part, d
Western Canada. While away .hs iota Ise
opportunity of visiting some of the chief
°entre*of populat ion to the Rrsat and growtell
Wert. •
J. Lynn Gordon and Mrm Gordon. of Kam -
loot••. H. ('., have been visiting the termer's
mother. Mr. D. Gordon. sad ether relatives in
town. It is ten year. since Re. (Medea woe in
the old town and he melees' a great man
changes among
glad the iota Rio old
have -been greet
J. A. MoLsilaod, late et Pe poL,W tar=
pssitioa et accountant is the Redsolok ek
of the Hack of Commove*. i. L 8. PIsseMr.
formerly paintbox' in the Spadtoa sad Cstant here, has ollage gnaw
Toronto, and W. T Gerald. who was relieving
here for three mouths, has returned to the
head omoe at Toronto.
Mr. and Mr.. J. Kidd arrived bark on Wed
ncsday evening from their htiday outinIg,g of
over two seeks' duration. They were at Mutt
rite. Marie, where the annual oeevention of the
Canadian Ticket Agents' Association wan held.
and • pleasure jaunt in connection with the,
oenventlon wa, a trip into the wilds of New
Ontario over the Algoma Central Hallway.
They extended their holiday trip through the
State,, of Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. and re-
port a thoroughly enjoyable holiday.
AUCTION SALES.
AA1EST U 1 1
A prominent anises of Pw�wels►
lad. writes: -"l was ill for Am
lathe with a palmosary trouble, seed
had the best of doctors. I lead beware
ridges and was in a very bed wig.
Tbs.sgb the advice of a Mead I tried
Mrs(, and 1 fed test it saved my lfil►
It is all yes recommend it to be. I
believe it is the greatest medicine Ms
earth. I have advised others to My
Vino, and they have bad the same
resaMe." (Name furnished on re-
-aesL)
We west every one In this vtedf4
who is troubled with chronic so(t)s.
mingles, or pulmonary troubiw, le
tame and get a bottle of Vino1
If it does not go to the seat of trot
hie, heal the inflammation and stop
the eoegh, we will cheerfully return
every asset paid s for 1L This shows
our faith, and proves that you take
no ehasees-
H. C. Dunlop, Druggist, (iodericb, Ont.
Fiona v. October 90th. -Clearing auction sale
of farm stock and implements. the wean,' of
ANDREW JOIINrom. lot i, n 7, E. D.
Colborne. THos. Ocenay, auctioneer.
MoNDwv. Ootobt r :Jrd. - Auction sale of
farm stook and Impplement., the property of
THOM as W. Bent.. lot 22. wrwks..ioo 1. (lode -
rich township, commencing at 1 o'clock sharp.
THOR. GUNDNy. auctoneer.
'icasDar. O,tod'1'3l. ("tearing auction ale
of firm stock and ietplemeMwthe eroperty et
ANDREW KIRK. ie( 17, btil�.wb-n 2 �Yere
WAwans.h. TROs. IirtIL,NY, auctiomcer.
One of the home's legs was badly Relay race (open)-Pridham. Carey,
lacerated. Kidd and Robertson ; Levy. Jones,
S. E. Hick was at Toronto last week Jones and Hawkins.
and while there wise in attendance at Club tussle (consolation--giris)-
tie (lonf(rtaoce of Abe Oars Washington. Agnea Saunders.
Methmiliitt . His was an (ippoe- Consolation race --H. Jones. A.
Lonny will not again be afforded Mann.
to Otlssliass at home until possibly All Sorts of Weakness aM Debility.
�y�heeds. This aidd is el Pen who are ren down or 'rusk
issids stiff is all Pse
p,4M'- R we twos on Lb. cannotget
a strongnervous
the vital r�r-
tie United Glatir COMM again � to proper •otivity Our Mae-
wltl be en bosw.i. Mr. disk mo (.sod's System Renovator is a nerve
mang eM detests during him eta? is food and eti,.iant. It builds up the
ttha City and enjoyed the hoS- system � �' promote
day „sesaiy dlgwyon and lbw formation of
hostelrybleed. ft beim, almost from
fleets for the estartainment tee- the alit end all stein is permanent. be-
illsEa suryivs, with a of morrow (Pridey) eveningby tie. Pel- wine the system is erroall built op.
thin., ,moa and ,oyer Meter, 11Y11tar°tympany. am a We gsM.ntee it. Oro dollar bottle,
whom three d I en Ibis at Sdwarde' t•astNeast MiittirslmM by Macb and Medicine
• deo Met ibla t ids m beat dem . - . tfils - 1L R. Wigle. ds�bs.
The Fort Garry.
The work of constructing the second
of the Grand Trunk's system of
palatial bolela has begun at Winni-
peg. It has been definitely and finally
decided that the Winnipeg hotel,
which will be of the seine style of
architecture as the magnificent
"Chateau Laurier". rt Ottawa, shall
be called "The Fort 'eery."
As a bobby rider you are not the
only jockey in tit. race.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. --Oct. 19th.
Pigs
Farm for :tale Ch.. A. Wallington 1
Fowl Wasted Jaw. Connolly
Stands to the Front -Central Di MM Q.l-
lege. Stratford , .. .. 5
Get the Hahn- Muir it Hobmtier: 4
Cboo-e Your Watch Repairer -J. B, lheey., 5
The Iovictua- Wm. Sharman Y
Thanksgiving Day -F. F. Lawrence
Coming The Itorenwend Co
Readers -'I be Dorenwead Co.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
Stands to the trent a. the beet school of
Us kind Ia the Province. Our courser are
beyesd these at the ordinary business col -
lam Tbaae .el hoe • 000t'Dental repute
Um for ala:grads work. We have three
merdal. nhortha.d and
the demand for trained
help O'wt� erreMde the supply Students
are ad sash week and the sooner you
enter the Mr penmen. Get our tree
eatalegae at eves.
D. A. McLacHLAN,
Principal.
anada's
Line, e,Track
Line,
October Sete P. T. (lean 8
Going out of Bannon W. J. Powell. Carlew I
Readers --G. T. R •
Splendid Valuer - N . C. Pridhorm. ...... dodo 6
New Copyright Books Geo. Porter... .. 8
Our Diamond Values Walter B. Harrison 8
Steel Range at 878 -Howell Hardware Co 8
Jot This DownMartin Bros 2
Very Stylish Fall Coat.-Hodgone Brea 8
Readers -K. K. Wtgte 3
Going Away Thanksgiving 1-C. P. R. .. 3
House to Rent -Mrs. Finn 1
Reader. -V. M. '. A . S
Spectacled loot -Leave at Sime( ce1
Adjourned Meeting -Hospital lead.. 1
Auction Sale -Andrew Kirke.
Store News --J. H. Colborne...... ... 4
-Poor Key Found The Signal 1
1911 Tax Notice Wm. Campbell . I
Local Improvement Notice -Oxford Street,
Sewer L. L. Knox.
Local Improvement Notice- Britannia Road
Sewer L. L. Knox
local Improvement Notice -Britannia Road
Sewer L. L. Knox 1
local Improvement Notice -Albert. Park
and Britasno Road Sewer- L. L Keen. 1
Fall Millinery--Cameron's....................1
Room Wanted- Apply at Signet Office.. 1
PolmatlerSister.--Mene,etung('anocClub e
Card of Thanks -Mr and Sire Huggins . t
excspisls MILliar: iib Prism tie, tib and M. Deset mind O ereeieri*, Ont
MARRIED.
MCDONALD--4)OLX At the hoer, of the
bride's father. Goderich township, so Wed
needs, October 18th. by Rev. Geo. C Rem.
Mir Moat (vele, daugatar et Thames
Henry Cole. to Allan McDonald. of Ooda
rioh.
DIED.
bee. In (MKlerich. on Friday morning. (leen.
her 98th. Wil18.m Lee. aged •e year. and 2
months.
JAO•Ki1ON.- At Clinton. on Monde' O (ober
111th. Irene 1., oldest da
Jackson. In her 94th year.
WII.LIAMSON.--In Ondericb township. en
Friday, October 13. Katie, third daughter of
Mr. and Mew. Week Wllllnnison.
FARQUJHAR In Hallett townehtp.on F}y�
Orleber 17th. Howard Fargsher son M Yr.
and Mrs. George Farquhar. in hie lath year.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be visaed to
bare that then bat Nast ane dreaded Sew*
that has bees able to ewe la all Ito
Mews. that b catarrh.lss
Hall's (aara
On. b flys ata now (wawa M
tie y. Catarrh below • sow
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w all dr,.artrt. The
Take Self. Family Pills for esnatlptIe..
J. O. Anderson. "f l.00know, istbe
somise1e of the [Ahoy -ale of Routh I
WNW for the approaching .Iesliss le .
the Leeddat ins. Re will be a meow
ess_sls
Tha>sksgiviag Day SFarree
Setosen all Stations in Canada. also to
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y., Port
Huron and Detroit, Mich. Good going
October 27, 28. 20, 30, Return Lim.t
November 1st, ion,
Hunters' return
Daily untilat
Nov II.
To pointe In Te.magami, points Mattawa
to Tnmtskaming and Hipawa. Qua.,
inclusive, alao to orrtatn potato in
Quebec, New Brunswick. Nova Scotia
and Maine. October 19th to Nov 11th.
to Muskoka Lakes. Penetang, Lake of
Bays. Midland. Maganetawan River.
taeaeld, Madawsaka to Parry Souvd,
Argyle to Cob000nk, Lindsay to Hal-
iburton. Points from Severn to North
Bay inclusive, and totalspoint.
reached by Northern Navigation Co.
All tickets valid for return until Than
day, Dec. 14th, exoe t to rets reached
by steamer lines, ay. Nov. 14th.
Full particular, and tickets from F. F.
Lawrence. Town Agent. or address A.
R. Duff D. P. A.. Toronto.
setreileseeerallersetteeporkeeleartaseaWkeeNOW
CANADIAN
NACi r-ic
GOING AWAY
THANKSGIVING ?
RETURN TICKETS
Between ail Stations at
SINGLE
FARE
tieing Friday. Saturday, Sunday, Monder,
OCT. 27, 28, 29, 30
Return Limit Wednesday. Nov. tat
JOB. KIDD, Agent, Goderich.
Union Bank of Canada
Peed -so Capital - . $ 4,766.000
Rest sad Uaditded P..wb - 3,500,009
Te.tse Assets, (Ow) . semis .000
Leases, Ear.la>w •Ifllte,
Street, E. C.
A breech d this lank has bees sstablehs4 its Leaden, Regisad,
at Ne. se, Threadneedle Street, A.C., whose Wiese ei Credit and Drafte
payable et e.3 imparted points is. Omsk tend the Oohed Ahdss, res be
prebswd, and Messy Treaders arranged.
A Vhet mf Sam is pswiici fes the senmainere a dieser d the
leak when is Leaden, to which thele mail may be siinesel.
Correspondence solicited.
tewde.' •eelsek'{r. w. ASNC. M"ss�s�
G. M. C. MART.S111 . Aasis one-M•wswer.
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