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The Signal
dlXTY•TH1SD YEAH -No. 3E6
GODERICH. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1911
STERLIN& sari
Of CANAOA.
WHERE 18 YUUIi. MONEY?
This Bank affords money -savers a safe
and profitable place for their savings.
Mete because of ample capital and conserv-
ative management, and profitable because
we allow three per cent. interest
All .:nouns are welwwr, and we can
assure you of courteous and careful atten-
ttou, no matter what the autumn of your
deposit wry bs.
BRANCHES :
AUBURN. 'Di NGANNUN, 8AYP1ELD AND VARNA
GODERICH BRANCH
ANDREW PORTER
Mgr.
lifTVATION$ VACANT__-� �e GODERICH MARKETS,
WANTEQ-MAID FORoE rBRAL i Twtmep*Y, Nov. is h.
besss.wt Small Io.Ui. 0 n n d , Y1 t. b.. SO 80 10 1 085
BAQIMDR7ttt. Kruse. A DDiI I°
M Ila 7� OU
/6r wheat. Per bark... ra t to U W
tambeta ro.d. aiatr sawis.t, r[ ba.► o ss
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR & 8.
Na 1 A.b6eM. Duties to cesres-. Jan-
Ilett Stat• friary aaddf qua c*t lana.
D�JOHNSTON. SSTpreowned..
Mafekla, Apply
RICH-. O. 7641
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR S. 4.
No. Caleres, at /somIUer. Duch o
emssonee Jaweary let. lilt &ate and
��e.aml�taSostisaa Addrsm C. A. VA.NSTONL
f3esetrl, Bsam"Mr P. 0. 741
TEACHER WANTED. -PROP-
LRLT qualified leather wasted for 8. B
No. 15, AMiteld. Duties, to commence after
New Year's. A ppMy. statingua116ertio.s and
salary required. o R. A. GRANT, secretary
loohaleit. 74-41
DEPRE$BNTATIVE WANTED AT
lib epee for work in your locality. Win
W ...co rayidI . Per
Y ask
spare Woe. Maris net E
not sired. 1111111. A u5AL -BIBLE'
PRMISS. Toronto. Ont.
WANTED -OLD BOOK
ewe-,=M
w1'-,any (foment
na.ly titer or of Canada or the
dime wsppeps, 1 o dd awMd.. 10-
ka• Ass too Mr , � mitiu.� to k o -r
CUE S1TT redo,. m mIBw street. Go
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rich, (rt. (P. O. Hoz 71)
NOTICE TO CRRDItORS
NOTICK TO CREDITOR&
IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM LEE.
1►14,•,LASED.
eeeis ieebl gives an peewee
rev-
s .eN.n the same of William Lee.
the It era of Gederah. dealer ' o coal.
flta, orbs died ea er abet the 10th day of Oct o-
b*r 1111. am =lewd la Nae by port Drew id
melba to esu sNia t.10I d executrts for
�I! caste. a er baste the 6th day of Decent
beg,w14 inn pNi�arw in wilt of their
elems and at the enmity. tt aim held
)-y
abses; Dad t bed east add Ian mentioned da' e
t1 e0watria s[ said estate wW penned to
aesfsaete the ammo of the deceased emote Lite
pmeew� satkfed thereto. havl.r, regard only t 3
tM saa�m s watch he WWI ow have had
seem and Met tie said szrs01 tz will sa be
HMIs en the 4W smote or say part thecae to
IM
aka shell net theneve �v make -
Darla
Eta N.v*Niber, A. D. Mt
MATiLDA C. LEE,
oras r_s.1hi:, OsdeA6b. Oat.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1Metier M gives pursuant to R. ft. 0
persons having claims.
egabot the *.tete of Ira. id Stirling. late of tea
township of Colborne. I. the county of Hums
yeoman, deceased. who died by the 27th dies et
October. ESL are required to .e.4 p1•
p*W w Wilding to the under. re Valor
toe W o.1*eterr, 00 or before t 10 Bret day of
Dea�bmR elle',lairfall stem address w08
d rpstetNi u* a fall statement of perticclan
cls cad the attire of the .ecotity
i y) Wm duly oettleed, and that
atter tM d y the executors will t.rtsned
to distribute the assert. of the demaard among
the porus+ entitled uwreto. hating rete.M
only to tie dame of which they shall then
have mike.
Dated this let day of November. I161,
LOFTt'S K f,ANCEY.
73-31 Solicitor for Execetnra
NATURAL
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mals (Ise pw'lak.ral wares.
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B urets, per too
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Suttee, per Ib
p• p10. per bbl des
A ...... L ...... 430 o
Potatoes, per bushel. ..... ..... 0 43 to
Cauls. 00030. 7 to good. per cwt4 00 0
41e, export, per cwt 5 311 to
6 00 0
10...............43010
Tallow, per Ib 4 in to
floe, per cwt 7 to to
alseejsklae 43 to
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LOST OR FOUND.
Loe!!■�aLLIE DOG. LIGHT Yale and clack, bagt&U • easww8 to the
name Ammar.' Reward oal`red he hie re-
camery. MN BEATRICE MILLIGAN. Dea-
reanOn.
LOliT.-IN GODERICH , FORTY
dollars Soar 819 b0.). Flutter will re-
ceive reward oo Mating money at THE 810 -
NAL OFFICE.
FOR SAL&
L'OR SALL-CHOICR POULTRY,
✓ S. C. elate_and barred rad
white Plymoatk Merffes. Oar stook le ...mod 0
Deet., They are eindpli winters. Write at
*Doe and place 7000 yeareider milj for goad breed-
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tbirde for 1912. J. C. -
DURST, BsaUlar,
LLOR SALE. -AN UPRIGHT NORD-
32 HELM RR piano; extra sae tope, as geed
✓ newAp to MR& TURNBULL, 311 eas-
lish street, Landon. mit 7641
PUBLIC NOTICE,
FOR SALE BY T.4NDER.
Tasten.ddremed to the undersigned will be
misdeed eip r 3 p.m. W edoeeday. November
lith. 1111, ter the purchase of the Summar
i lea SC, 788 and 396 of the town er
Geder
The Meted gr any tender not necessarily
.emoted.
L. L KNOX. W. 1:. KELLY.
town ( lerk. Chairman of Special Com.
(/ote0., Wim, 1111.Town anem ch
FOR SALE OB TO BERT
TWO DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR
wale or 0 rent, em Nelson a.d Newgate
streets; will be add at a nuncio .rad a easy
tray Apply to r. J. PR1DMAM.
ter
tic Ina FARM, EIGHTY -SIGHT
• e I kfv eerie, lake Shote, Ooaarieh
township. Land et beet mate. PBOUD-
rU.yr, HAYS It KI
WARM TO RENT. - ONE HUN-
DaMD sm's. edas1v-three eiears& lot ti.
ooaseeeba 1. Colborne township : 7i nee. from
(iy0lltb 1$ mer heMe0.w atones; good
Mad. - war, task barn. good oteheard of
Meas eines wart,
If required. A good
iWfder the kind of tenant. lamed(
aM =mew Ashy 0 J. H. MILLI AN,
Oat. 7St1
LAND FOR SALE.-SIXTY.ONR
el pert d let No. 1.
R waled dawn, el.sa
kt! wale of centralise. ort
rstirLeg t aaprrcoctrri�lvgge�.,,w.g
fir
to sod s good ANTHONY ALLEN, Dee-
ARY8 FUR BALL -ONE BUN-
IONS sores se the 7th eta -.-A.. acid
s,
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lie bbaadetd aerie M .ee
►nose with helot MeintIoni s
Sahara. esar17 Dow. sed Wooire
ere well stated ani ere 7e Bret
gg��� Buedre4 tow nil sordid dews
.oss& sp la, Ww 0 tat ka 1041=
=4.0b gti�mirhw�NiOtm i AC•rturs : awe
rasa. Gas d the OatttMher bare Rio the
zwelposFw ter1007 ATOMICet ATOMIC W
, Outlaw P. 11 . Ott
BALIL-'CHAT FiNE RigtR1-
K 0Ls strser of Oratec
Weer% as tar A.
Owe tilt the
ottea eit10*0 allwine: te rks. wt�bulk gab lett
reiss, cad 00e la alwtAtm wptl . 1
k,etetr sea:14,14t Ike s se o
0.
Dere
MOPS
LIVERY, CAB
and 'BLS OFFICE
Open flay sea .itbt.
Hoses mart all trans Parfisisr
attention glens to nails Nem
Nh is oeideome. rl-pi.
NNee f10. '
THE SSI) BARN
Mob /arms tiodierieb, Ota[
Special Offer
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Tbe Signal will be sent to
any address ie Canada or
tireat Britain from Gate of
receipt of order to January
let, 1013, for tbe price of
one year's subs-ription
ONg DOLLAR
THE SIGNAL PRINT 'NG CO., Ltd., Pearamoors
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Nov. Stn-
tarto tl atform.
Page
Wb0opiog Cough -rape Crerol.oe (:o.. Mon -
s
Mea!
Can Cure You -Dr. T. Freak 140ott 7
Erect November (Manner -J. H. Colborne4
New Cutter* Alfred Tebhutt 5
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sop .. -. .. .....
Mr. N. W. Rowell, the Leader, Issues His Address to OPEN VERDICT RETURNED
New Sbowiosa in Moor Rags WAcheron
THE SMALE INQUEST
the Electors-o4ttitude of the Liberal Party Clearly eo�
fur.-RaseLimited, London 6 Defined on Matters of Vital Interest to the People.
Piano for Sale -- Mr.. Turnbull.... 1
Rfa Book Sale -Geo. Porter.. y
Bold Statement. Will Not De -Koren Hard
ware ('u
The Family • Underwear -DMillar k ten 3
Important Aoct Wo Sale- Wm. 1abary 1
e.' loc1.-J. 8. Davey .. 5
Teacher 'Wanted -Richard Jihad*. .... 1
AunMa Bale-Wua Rata
Local 000.4.0 C+mpaiR0 -Lal Orth 1p� 8
(.!tees
Reader- Maple Lea Chapter. ..... .............
.... a
Neatios 10 Crediton -Matilda C. 1 w ... .... 1
Reduced auto -F. 7. Lawrence i
Saturday *peoiels -i►. C. Pridhaui .. .... s
A Part We Neglee4-Martin Bros ... 2
M W inery-MM. Dosrgb.. ... . . .. .. .. 8
Cameresia dpedals - Camerons Depart-
mental Ston ......... .... ........... 6
Farm for Salt P.Mdb6t. MST* a KlUonn 1
Jubilee,Si ogees -Moth Weed Methodist
choir - ... 5
Headerv--Haptiet Church... .... 5
Reader- Blaok.toue's .. . ... ............. 5
Moser Lori -The Signal UMoe 1
1633 R. Wallace' Silver -Walter H. Merriam 8
Reader C. P. R. . 4
Two Weeks- Ptseda1--P. T. Dee&
Poultry for, Sale J. C. Durst 1
Readers- E, H. Wigle S
Per Special Fut-tined Coat -naives Bees 8
Guy Brother. MWtaele -VMssr. Opera
Rouse 5
Wh)11Boil Your Drinkf.g Water1--Yedaefe0
1netul Nater Co...., .... 1
Maid Wanted - Mn. Alex. Saunders .. . . 1
Houses for Sate or to Reot-F. J. Prldham 1
leg Lort-Mh+ Beatrice Milligan. Dpagaaa.1 I
4
MUSIC
IIPH, S WAPITED. - A FEW
Op�e�� on the rsleseo u :
Violn. and otseissst. Ser tares and
particulars apply to A. COOPER. sane Signal
o00ce, pupil of N. 13 M., L 48.ad. 7$-U
AUCTION SAIA.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
1 or
IMPORTED CLYDESDALE MARES.
I wW offer for sate by auction in the
TOWN OP WINGRAM.
Huron county. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER r 1611.
tweets -two very choice young Clydewdate
mare.. direct from Scotland. Large, smooth,
wlt0 go.d quality and choke breeding.
Cndchokewhi be given so bankable paper.
Selo to dent Immedlatrly on the arrival of
Um Loaders and te trans.
Ask catalogue.
J. PURVI8, WEI. ERHARY.
7sat Asethe..r. Proprietor, Russell. out
AUCTION SALT
Or
VARY STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
There will be offered for sale oa the greeter,
lot 1, oonceesion 4. West Division eel Colborne
tone mile south of Nile and one rails north a
Calow., on
W ED N 418DA Y. NOVEMBER Men,
emmeociog at 1 o dank (We beery
draft Meese. rides Ove years old; 1 beat, draft
hoes. Haag roar years old' 1 beery draft ally.
eking two ye•to ofd 4 Ninth cows; 10 claws,
ride, three rears old. avereging UM Ms.; 1
Miter, timing three 7885 fold ; 4 lisafere. radar
two years old ; 6 steers, silos two years old :, 4
calves ;lsew. two yearseld, be in
PM :1 few, three years old, v need 0 0 be in
g,t�,g .� 1p� 1Lew month. old hew ; la weit-
beud 8.040 .0 abeepp • 1 nsifasred Leicester
mm ;1 M -BarrM binder'I Massey -Harris
mower; 1 M* o7-Hsrre eulUvMor (oewl: 1
Massey- Harris seed drUl (combined); 1 Sharps
hay rake; 1 set Maxwell dise barrows;) .et
drat harrows ; 1 1 bay reek ; i plow
(mewl :1 murder ; 1 nal fork, ear, rope and
pulleys Mewl; 1 cutter :1 baggy ; 1 reset palest;
1 gravel box : 1 at Angle harass.; 1 set doable
harass. ;1 nook store Moat and wood. ; forks.
0ow4nhain., axes. shovels and many cher
r
TERMS, --Sum. of 810 and ander. cath ; over
that amount, eleven month.' credit will be
( Yea
on furnimMog approved joint 00101 -
Your per mot discount straight allowed for
cash or. credit amount..
Everything will be sed without referee.
WILLIAM RUTILE THOS. OUNDRY,
7•at Previewer. Auctioneer.
CLEARING_ ACMOS SALE
or
FARM, FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS. ETC.
MOIL O.Ddry let received instructions hoe
Mea R. A. Milligan 0..11 b1) public auction at
the a emite& lot 13. oonomie° 4. We., Wawa_
posh (halt • mile tooth d Dungannon). on
MONDAY. NOV 1M0E1 13rn.,
commencing .t 1 o'd.*. the fo10wiog
Yam Stec, -I beery draught mare. ten
'eld .append to be with foal; 1 beavy
mare, seta years old. supposed to be
wRh t enrposs saes, *as ea Tera.
old, to be with foal : 3 spring mita
fres above massa; t man, twelve years
old, w,ae..d 0 be with foal 1 general per-
pene n both
k end feteg 4ssIle; Iheavy do bm yeses old. t hone. t three
yearn yeaofd • solidi row', lapp.wad to be with
calf : s beam, rising three wean abs : 3 heifers.
[Wet two years old ; 2 -tem, rledng two years
old ; 4 aprin, raver.; 7 ptgw. two moot0s old ; K.
bees ; 1 good farm dog.
IrructrzfYrt-1 18 -foot Maa.ey-Hearai. feed
te
dr(1 (sew); 1 Money -Hama wed drill mewl; 4
w.ltwtie6g plows : I good McCormick binder ; I
set a doer harrows (Frost& R-ood.; 1 .et
dm barrow.: I ba rake : 1 My fork. r and
tepee; 1 Free* & Wer
ood mower; 1 act aeon
Swabia beeneas : 1 set plow hareem : 2 good
1 fork and bay rack ;l gravel hox ; 1
got 1 haling 6411 ;1 shim boat : I
m
erarw - 1 ouster : 1 propromisessb; I Isms
g�� trough :1 bs. trosgb;
absat S Ile. bq' • q of weed : a
��ssss.�� et etas., �; N�eat lie mew pests
ifasri,eiw11 th sae- a IeA..
P te Ni eellea �w .1615. fns
sada ease -wett..°
mimeo; ! r*sNi . 1
lista ;r kftsbea Wass: r f
dos basses s eeekles
ssotessles helve;
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chaos 4s W54 mesh half ef bet inlly .
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al3le et
eMtllP.wty vinee..esideesies.,,
te eh
pes. Oe die shwa le n asM
obis of dee 'este bur avera,ad
a soar : dos de teres of seed 104
Or 041.A All seen enf metal and
aIk .-_ t ia
MOM ow nab.
1lNia..�.a, re
odae�B�aw .ui.rd sa of oda
lab ep car e.1 ta111.,
- R. A. iQI.til4ll, TRUK NUiID11.
Rembiro t avatis.tse.
When A teem droll aid hlkelry.
pe lade lbo dMa@'s mad bare a tabes eep
of ant 01m, @e.OBsi t� tsf INBSI l
moors ally, toss1 asdl
Mr. N. W R ,well, K..C.. recently Messrs. Morrison and Sanders in an -
chosen as the leader of the Liberal
party in Ontario. has put forth the
following platform. after consultation
with the committee appointed et the
recent meeting of the Ontario Reform
Association :
To the Electors of Ontario :
By the action of the Ooveinment
the Legislative Assembly of this Prov-
ince nae been di, -solved before the ex-
piry of the Legislative tern., and the
electors are called upon to hear the
trouble and expense of ,at1 unnecessary
general election during an inclement
✓ eason of the year. Nominations take
place December 4, the elections on De-
cemher-44.
The Government of Sir James Whit-
ney has disappointed the progressive
forces in our Province by its failure to
grasp the urgency and importance of
the settlement and development of
New Ontario, by its failure to devise
an adequate policy to promote the
great agricultural interests of the
province, and by its failute to mani-
fest practical sympathy with prow tee
sive measures tf social and moral re-
form.
The Liberal natty- considers the de-
veloptuent of New Ontario one of the
supreme opportunities and most
urgeot obligations of the Government,
requiring the whole time and thought
of a responsible Minister of the
Crown ; and it believes that its MC -
easeful development means increased
rosperity to every citizen of Ontario,
`Ve recognize that agriculture is the
basic industry of this Province. and
that an intelligent and ser sighted pol-
icy demands a great advance oo all
progressive lines.
Even more important than tbe suc-
cessful material development of the
Province is the promotion of the so-
cial, moral and industrial welfare of
the people, and the development
onions us of the highest type of city
tsenahip. The rapid growth of indus-
trial centres has created new and im-
portant problems with which our Pro-
vincial Government should deal. It is
the duty of the Government by wise
measures to contribute to social, edu-
cational and moral reform.
Holding this Liberal faith, as leader
of :be Liberal -party of this Province I
beg to submit the following statement
of policy, and to appeal to all electors.
irrespective of party, to rally to its
support :
New Ontario Development
In order that the Government may
enter seriously upon the problem of
the settlement and development of
New Ontario. we propose the creation
of a Department of Immigration and
Colonization. to be presided over by a
Minister of the Crown, who shall de-
vote his whole time and energies to
this important work. among other
matters; to the promotion of settle-
ment : building of roads; insuring
other necessary transportation facili-
ties.; providing drainage requirements:
assisting pioneer settlers to secure loans
tl a limited extent on the .ec'arity of
the lands occupied by them, repayable
over a term of years ; giving special
assistance to pioneer ecbools.
Our further policy is the mainten-
ance of the colonization character of
the Tewisiaming & Northern Ontario
Railway ; the protection of shippers
and settlers from inequitable rates by
reinject/Mg the railway to regulation
by the Dominion Railway Commis-
sion and the general railway law ; re-
moving just grounds of complaint by
permitting actions at law against the
railway without the necessity of first
obtaining permission from the Attor-
ney -General ; placing the railway in
the same position as other railways iu
the matter of payment of municipal
taxes ; the extension of the railway
with all practicable epee d to a suitable
outlet to Hudson Bay, and branches
as required tor the development of the
country.
The encouragement of mining by a
reduction of the fres for proepe.ttng
and recording, by insuring reaaonahle
transportation facilities, and by giv-
ing increased stability to mining
titles. The securing for underground
miners en eight -boar day.
The boundai y between Ontario and
Manitoba should be M delimited a0 to
give Ont;trio * suitable port on Hud-
son Bay for .se*an-going vessels.
e('nntmood on page 1.
HARBOR ANO MARINE NOTES.
Usually at thio reason of the year
per; h are (-might in great number., but
for the pert two or three week. very
few, if a..y% of these thick-skinned den-
izen, of the deep have been captured.
The second steel scow is nearing com-
pletion and will probably he launched
within t be nest week or ten day..
The one which was lahnched some
Uwe ago was treated In a finishing
touch oo Sat urday in the form of a
e oeers1. deck about one and a half
babes Mich.
The tog Hasan, towing a lumber
bergs, lett eta Orieday 5*orning for
Owen Sound attar a portion oil the
bargel� p«t ommarraieldont bes piss'
and haulm& lasber and cache rail•
way ties weart at Dhotis) Ow..i'e
or
went4m the Nord► Cbaaael and timbal-
es= of lbs ammo rem laaiai he the
vlehelty et Little ()usl..t-
E7•ptar Willassioro Into fished
this fr•ea S>f.tlr arvf..d
bows weak aid lett et 'Wetl.e"
herri day fee 'film ry w mime le the
wrsoswr about , co
wlsfilo
ptmrnel...a
other eailbttat had a similar record.
Captain Peter Wylie. with the tug
Mea King. brought in about 7:1,lest
1M,und-.
The steamer Paliki was bete on
Wednesday with , a cargo of 13,000
bushels of wheat and 110,0110 bushels of
oats for the Goderich elevator.
The steamer Wexford unloaded a
cargo ot 105,000 bushels of wheat and
oats and the steamer Scottish Hen,
150010 bushels of wheat and oats at
the Goderich elevator this week.
The steamer J. A. McKee with 112,-
(110 bushels of wheat and the steamer
Neebing with 100,000 bushels of wheat
unloaded .at the Big Mill this week.
Reports have reached here that at
Brute Beach, just below Kincardine, a
large quantity of good lumber ham come
ashore. also a quantity of shingles,
some of which are iu buoebes and a
great many loose and broken. This
material is understo-sd to be tbe deck -
load of the wrecked schooner Azov,
which no* lies ou • back at Nine
Mile Point, The lumber is strewn
along the shore for miles and is being
guarded by the wreckage master,
James Blue, of -Stnherley.
The Scottish Hero and the Wexford,
two of the most awkward boats on the
Great Lakes to unload, have been fre-
quent visitors here this season and
were in again with grain last week.
Each of these boats has four more
trips to make to Goderich this season,
and as the insurance season for navi-
gation uo the lake, expires on Decem-
ber Wit these two boats will have to
keep on the jump from now on to fill
their contracts.
The new tug which Captain Dan
Graham and his brother, John, of Gode-
rich, purchased recently in Clolling-
wood was in port oe Saturday last On
her way from Georgian Bey to Lake
Erie. where rhe will be employed in
the herring fisheries. She is a hanao.ome
craft and considerably larger than the
average fish tug, being two feet longer
and two feet wider than the Horton.
She is equipped with a 75 h. p. boiler
and engine, furnished by the Doty En-
gine Works, to whose order the tug
was built
DUNGANNON,
DR. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF
Luckoow, has owned ri0*Ung ocrdde
points and will henceforth give hit entire
attention to the home o0oe, Lonmow. where
he will be found every day. All modern meth-
ods.
NOTICE -THE LOCAL AGENCY
ta penga0om for The Sigma feat the Post-
age, Band Stationery ewhere
orders will to renelfobscgipdoid
metaled sod job work, nod receipts will be
elves her amount& 0.ld for the same.
VOR TETE FALL RENOVATING
1 yon will want mew new wall papers. Call
at the Dungannon Pentanes Store and see the
elegant new goods to stook them. Latest pat-
terns and rsssooable prices. Picture postcards
in great variety. M. RYAN. Duntannwa
YICKENS AND HENS WANyT-ED.
visour milk every
v°dsday; R.
(NAB, teciaon.
Wittiest -was*, Nov. Sth.
Vo'rwas' Liter CoIRT.-Judge Doyle
presided ata court of revision in con-
nection with the Wert Waweno,h
voters' lists held in the Agricultural
Hall today.
CREWE ANNIVERSARY SER\'1('Ma.-
Anniversary services of the Crewe ap-
pointment will be .held next Sunday.
when Rev. Mr. Oaten, of Brussels,
will preach in the afternoon and even-
ing. On Tuesday evening the Annual
supper and entertainment will be held.
The special feature will be an address
by Rev, Dr. Medd, of Goderich, on
**Wooing and Wedding,"
CHURCH Nares --Owing to the quar-
terly services on the Crewe appoint-
ment last Sunday, the morning ser-
vice in the Methodist church hers was
withdrawn. Rev. Mr. Vtzughan, of
California, preached in the evening.
Rev. Thos. Davidson, of Mount
Forest., preached in Erskine church
lest Sunday. It is expected that Rev.
R. J. Sinclair, of Teeswster, will o;•-
cnpy the pulpit on November 12th and
Bath. and on November 20th Rev. E.
H. 4•wers, of Rrno.field.
BR t ELT M mellow. -Mies para Sproul
is visiting in tioderich, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. RobertWi loon .. Mrs. Stoth-
ers. of Woodstock, has returned home
after a visit with relatives here. She
was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Ruby Stot here. of Goderich, who will
spend a month in Woodstock .
The farm, ferns Omsk pnd implements
belonging to Mre. R. A. Milligan, ad-
joining the southern eoig' of the vil-
lage, will be offered for este by aoetion
on Monday next „T G. Allen
evaporator bass c4,ted tor the sea«m.
Notwitttst.uding the nasty
weather, Mow. Hugh Glenn's aeration
sale was well attended and prices
were fair A nd row Kirk had a
successful ale of his ferns stock on
Tuesday of last week Mrs. M. thieves
hes returned friss London.... .i1 is
K ted that the anomery will close
thin weak attar a sea -
The rebool
will bold its �,
aeons tday �bsgg, SROsryltts mw -
Mho
M.ggb DMiar bee wMrssd hems
after a vWt with Moeda io inial*,
paiYom o get sti et yMf�rMom (taallf.
eagle Coes f)Rre ito44 "y F
Wim. EntagM. Yed.ieh, Ont.
The Massa and Miss ■a@b@to.e
will aee@K • anise nimble of pupils
foe a slam. Fall tars sem
mwrtio Wedh day. November 1b.
Ike
cat West elt'eSt apply at die restase-
•
the same time the Preshyterial Wo-
. roan's Missionary Society will convene
in the same church. The ladies will
continue their meeting on Wednesday
and it is expected that a full repre-
sentation from all the congregations
in the Presbytery will be present. A
specie! feature of the weetiog 012
7 ueaaday evening will be an address
delivered by Nev. A. McFarlane, the
new minister at Bayfield. An illus-
trated travel talk oo a missionary trip
around the world also will be given
by R -.v. Mr. McLaren, of Toronto.
Arrangement.) are being made to
serve a luncheon in the church on the
arrival of the delegates on tbe noon
trains on Tuesday and tea will be
served also in the evening.
BY
Some Attention Paid to the Condition
of the Road Leading to the Bridge
-Mrs. Smale and Daughter Have
Recovered trom Their Injuries.
"That Alfred Smile eanie to bin
death on the night of October 31st,
1 about 0:15 p.m., at the end ot Maltford
bridge. by recklessly driving down the
hill and being unable to make the
turn on to the bridge WAD thrown eta
of the buggy against the bridge. caus-
ing fracture of the skull and instant
death.' «
The alwuve was the verdict returned
by the jury appointed to inquire into
the death of Alfred Swale. of Port
Albert, who was instantly killed on
Tuesday evening of la -t week under
the circumstances stated in tht ver-
dict.
Coron •r Router presided and Crown
Attorney Sragerexamined the seven-
teen witnesses (including Mrs. Susie,
and also her daughter, who apparently
have recovered from the accident)
.uhpoeoaed to appear to give evidence
wbicb might assist in Determining the
cause of the tatalit y.
Several witnesses testified as to the
condition of the rotidway on the hill.
cad evidence was given which weut
to show that Smale passed otber rigs
on his way down the hill that night
driving at a speed which the witnesses
considered dangerous. One witness
who pteceded Smale down the hill
stated that his horse had been fright-
ened by a G. T. R train when he
crossed the overhead bridge. Mrs.
Bma)e said that, she thought their
horse was frightened at the e+tinoke
from the same train.
It wee pointed 0111 by one witness
that the leaning pots on the south
side of the roadway and the electric
light poles on the opposite side nar-
rowed the road so that at was barely
twenty-one feet in width. The same
witneee meted that several accidents
had happened at the fool of the hill
and in the majority of caws the cense
had -been attributed to the sharpness
of the turn.
ertnyys� whether the man was
in "ben the accident hap-
pened, veral witnesses with whom
he did business and with whom be
associated while he was in town that
day were examined. The men in
whose company be had been swore
that altogether he had taken only
three drinks that day -one at noon
and two drinks and a cigar between 5
and 6 o'clock in the evening.
It had been rumored that. Smale re-
quired assistance to get into the rig in
front of the hotel, but this was denied
by the hostler, who assisted him to
hitch the horse, and also. by Mrs.
Seal..
Coroner Hunter in his summing up
of the case informed the jury that it
was quite within their province, if
they saw fit, to draw attention to the
fact that the hill was dangerous. He
pointed out that the man was per-
fectly capable of looking after his
horse, according to his wife's evidence,
and stated further that he felt the
verdict should ce.ntain a recommenda-
tion drawing attention to the ap-
proach to the bridge.
After forty-five minutes- delibera-
tion, the jury returned the verdict es
given shove.
CHURCH NOTES.
At the Baptist c- hurch next Sunday
morning Controller F. 8. Spence, of
Toronto, will deliver an address in the
interests of the temperance movement
Douglas Stanbury, the po pular
bny singer. will be present, and will
sing.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday the service, will be in
charge of the pastor, Rev. A. Brown.
in the evening Rev. Dr. Ahrahwm
will represent the Dominion Alliance
and Douglas Stanbury will sing. The
Sunday ssbool will atwewhle et 2:40
p. m. and adjourn for the mass meet-
ing in Knox church.
Services in Victoria otreet Metho-
dist church will be held nr xt Sunday
at the usual time K --v. Dr, Medd
will preach in the noon at i1
o'clock and Coulee -et ts. 8 Spence, of
Toronto, in tb' Tor., >.t 7. ilrntg-
1as Stanbury e W gl , . The evening
meeting will 1 a tt ,.ler the au-l,isee of
the Dominion Ailience. A full at-
tendance is destined.
I'be Young Men's ('lub will have a
debate in the lecture room of North
terere Methodist church next Tue+dny
evening, on the .object, "Reeolveedd
the:, trust* are in the beet interests of
the public." W. C. Pridham and A.
Mtarrie will be the speaker, for
the affirmative. and Hugh Polley and
A. Ko Adam• for the negative. A
ape invitation et extended to young
then to attend this meeting,
Next Runday being. t.tnlrerance field
day in Goderich, the pulpit of Knox
chime will he occupied in the morn-
ing by Rev. Dr. Abraham. of Toronto.
i. the afternoon at O o'clock t ere will
be a onion Noonday school rally i. the
andliaorinne. when addressee will be
thin. sod byRev. De. Alhaha.n and
Onst!Vlier . S. Mp..ew. of Trnonto,
At 4 O'clock a IMMO meeting for roan
WIN be bald, to be addreneed by the
I mo opmkdeea Douglas tltaalrory.
all ie to sites in
aM 001111111111 Rev. Mr. Ross, the panto,
of the &.erb. we deliver the sr.nuod
Weise 1n bis series of sarmoe. for
flag., s.tide 'Jacob, bovine ins
wrest cad o.alft right.
The l4Mytsry of Berea masts in
Lanz abbaereettli 00 Tuaati y sett and at
° LOCAL OPTION.
At the meeting of the town council
held Iasi Friday evening the special
committee reported that the petition
asking for the submission of the local
option bylaw *assigned by more than
the required number of persons and
it was decided that a bylaw should be
prepared and a vote taken on it at the
muuicipal elections in January.
Tbe queetinn is now before the citi-
zens of Goderich as it was three years
ago it has been the general expecta-
tion that, as the vote wee so close on
the 'last local ,option bylaw, another
effort would be made as 0000 as the
law permitted. The council did the
right thing in granting the request of
the petitiunera: in fact, it could rot
legally do otherwise.
The prospects for the success of the
hyla* seem brighter than in 1905.
Pu bl ic opin ion throughout tbeProvinoa
is more f vorable to local option than
at that time. It has been ,tested in
severed large towns and apparently
has produced good results. Few
places that have once tried it have
even attempted to repeal the bylaw
and onlyi ipry few small places
has L10wFiF1� cat with 001.0.1 ; and
the have tried local option
seem to thrive under it and become
more prosperous than ever.
But though the prejudice against it
is not so strong as it was a few years
ago end though it is generally con-
ceded that there is now a much better
chance of the bylaw's passing in Gode-
rich than when it. was Hist submitted
in 19116, yet the battle is not won and
it will require the best effort of the
temperance people to secure the
necessary three - fifths of the votes
polled. Every citizen should inform
himself es thoroughly as pvssible in
this matter, in order that he may vote
int ellig. n.ly and not be influenced by
prejudice, either for or against the
bylaw. It is to be hoped that the
campaign will be conducted fairly and
in good spirit and that whatever is
for the beat interests of the town,
financially and morally, will be
supported by the citizens.
A.M.R.
AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAT. November 1(a -Clearing auction sale
of farm stock, the property of E1.1w1RD V.
LAwsox, lot 4, Lake soon road 1i mils Dott0 of
Dunlop.. commencing at 130 o'clock sharp.
TA.a GUNDO Y, auotlooeer.
MCOI DAY, November 13.-•:Iearing auction
sale of fat in. farm sock( �implements, etc., Use
property of MRa R. A. ralLuGAN, lot 13, 00 -
cession 4. Wert Wawaneoh than a mile south
of Dungannon', commencing at 1 o'clock.
Tuna GON DRY, sb01ioneer.
TRU RADA Y. NOVembar 16. --Auction sale of
a carload of cattle, the of Joss
SAAaton. J8,, to he sold at iia hard at Walters.
commencing at 1:70 o'clock. Iwo*. Gunroom.
.Dotlooeer.
THuruio*v, November II. - Auction sale of
a herd of go d dairy oowe at Masos's hotel.
817th. (Meta the best Iota yet olbred ata sake
A. J Fxem.t +ov, proprietor. Thomas
GcrDRY. AUG( ioueer.
Fittest-, November 24. - Auction sale of a
oar of dairy oo w. bel .ngioet to Ma. S. E.
14 ,DT, of Ingsgrot► who ha. shipped some es
tea good cattle do Isere in former years. Tki,
lot will Ise sold at G un,, ry'. stables 1. Goderich.
TRW. G.'xuRY. auclimeer.
PERSONAL MENTION.
(a,npion, of Weyburn. Seek., it here oe
a viwit.
Geo. John -ton left thyt week on a hunting
trip to St. Julie. ycebee.
Miss Laurie Carey has returned from • ri-.,
of several month.. in the West
Mr. and Mr.. Kitchen, of Rrock rills, are ,..
Ming their relative., Mr. and Mrs. t,bw
Tweeds..
P. W. Carrie and Nti+e Ida Currie attended
the funeral of the late Jou. Hunter. at Bru.u,ei.,
last week.
Rev. A. Carman. la b., of Toronto, was the
guest of Rev. Dr. .,nd Mr-.. Medd during
May In town.
Mr-. 1), Ander-.on. of ForoW, and Mrs. R.
Rowe end daughter. of Straw.bu•-', "leak•, were
nue-t• of Rev. Dr. and Mot Medd last week-
end.
John ()onaM,rw.. a former realness man of
Gorier eh. who M- been ranching Is Montana
for-,•,rrel ream it back 1. Gown mad M visit-
ing at t hr old home in Sanford. Mrs. Datum-
, non wh.. 1. hoUre. nUrio. They may oosUo
ne 0 make
their h t
Business Announcement.
Chas. C. Lee her taken over the coal
husines4 formerly handled by his
(ether, the late Wm. Ler, and an-
flounces' that he pttrpo.en handling
nothing but Si KA:STON Greats A1) coal
1.011 he weighed on the market melee
and awing to the .,nall profits on this
grade of coal he has decided to sell for
dash with order.
The Tree R'e. Wbo are they f
Attend the Haptiat church au Thom
day. lllr'd het.. They'll be thaw
{
S
rough
ugh`r.1 Moines. shin this
biases 's Iron Pills the
Mott Vale a bottle for
Por ell ascaeio.r age Bi.-lastoo.y
dild.r u ha cram la bili der
Mieba 'Aa hoar et the
'Pbdy. !re spasm a q@te.Iky
onelivery aa..ls J @boar earring as ,r
personator wish
rd the p
Geo n R. eaGoy b o4
PI ens is
America Aarory ib/sAerll milk is
lir
gorges►+o eegtom.1 r .s. of the ha -
tures dl1M allow w1Mb 0111 'mem
in the aaRtlra ..k.: soot ?h(a�,
*wooing. member Mb