HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-11-16, Page 1The
Fall Trade
should be Rood this year. The
bus/ulnas man who wants his
shale of it should let the people
know what be Is doing by having
his announcement in the adver
teeny columns of
The Signal
r1XTY.THIRD YEAH Na 33:7
jowl.
Special O;'fe
TO NEW SUBSCKIBERS
The Signal will be seat tar
any address in Cased. ..r
Great B.itain from orae of
receipt of otder to January
1st, 1013, fur the Pries of
one year's suls-•riptton -
ONE DOLLAR
GODERICH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1911
ST€RL1& BAflI(
OF €ANAbA
WHERE IS YOUR MONEY
This Bank affords money -savers a safe -
and profitable place for their savings.
Safe because of ..mplecapital and comet s'-
ative management, and profitable tecaure
we allow Otter per cent. Hetetebt.
All accounts iuo wel(wuie, and we can
assure you of cuurtet ue and careful atten-
tion, nu matter what the amount of your
flepu.it wily be.
BRANCHES:
AUBURN, Dt-NGANNON, HAYFIELD ANI) V.ARNA
GODERICH BRANCH
ANDREW PORTER
Mgr.
music r
OPILS WANTED. -- A FEW
on the follow log instrument..:
viola end clari rest. For to ins and
COOPER. to A. C,PER. et 1 he Signal
papa of It. N. 8. M.
is 7>FEla.rl•nd u
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THY EBCATE OF WILLIAM LEE,
DECEASED.
Notice is hereby gives that all parewr Me-
ier aialme against the estate of William Ise.
Wane tete tcwo i Goderieb. dealer in coal,
no.. Needed ea or about the 90th day of Oct re
:Aram repaired W sena by poet meek'11ter
oe te Me and•ndinsed. executrix for
est99� ea er before the 9th de of Decem-
ber. Mem. pertice1•t. In writing of their
[dater Gall s[ the seeorfly. It soy, held by
Wm:4M that ser mid fast mentioned date
thex et said mate will moored to
dIsCrltae. of the deceased amoo W
pee9g9Mea�
haring ll then
e w
tbeilms • shell than have
edissoad that .sad executrix will not b.
I the swot.. or any part thereof to
any posse K wham claims sew shall not then
have reeslved ..Ue..
Dated 9th November, A. D. 191L
MATU.DA C. LYE.
7631 Executrix, Ood.rla4 Ont.
CE 10 CREDITORS.
is hereby given pestmat [tooR.y& O.
ISE. tp no. ,bat, all pea fps , lazeeet!e
le • -at the estate a Davit
tow Aablp of ( °thorn., le the swath tot g�rsa,
PS .P. derlemed, who died es them
rr13 a[
Ortocreh.r. tet ars requireder to tie.=Aerie_pte-
thi ssouttto srn. es r beam the first day sortaof
DMIL, their names, addresses and
o
a tesou as. 4 e fell -----t partbg1r.
01thrfrs�t�saad the erten r1 the 0.arlty
tistReaarl ball ly them duly etntided. std that ;
the Y day the ex.oatere will beyond �
s• Sitz liem
the 011• of the demised assess
the pardon entitled thereto. having regard
°W amSM deism d which they shall then
haveDated this oat day of November. 1911.
LOPTu'8 L DANCEY.
7531 Solicitor for Executors.
LAST OR FOUND.
LOOT. -ON SATURDAY, NOVEM-
BER Ilth, somewhere in town or on the
Huron rued, a black hanih•e containing a
mall pur-e with a sum of mono in IL Finder
will please leave at THE SIGNAL,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
VOTERS' LIST COURT OF REV'-
BION.
TOWN OF GODERICH.
Norice is hereby given that a Court will be
held. pursuant to The Ontario Meters' Late
Ant by Hie Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the wanly of Huron. at the Court
Hoo.., Ooderich on the 27th day of November,
1WIna 10 o'clock a.m.. to hem and determine
cunrlalnts of errors and onL0lons in the
voter.' list of the Municipality of the town of '
Ooderich for 1911.
Dated at Uoderloh this Lath day of Novem-
ber. 1911.
L L. KNOX,
77-2t Clerk at Town of Godertob.
FOR SALE.
'port fli .4N UPRIGHT NORD-
M new. 4M �jeTURNBULL, 606
good
nsk sa.a4 La.ds4t Lot
RENS FOR BALK. -A NUMBER
of thoroughbred white 1 born bens for
at 61e each GEORGE .NEWELL, Bw-
miller, Ont. 7-31
FOR SALE DR TO RENT
TWO DESIRABLE HOUSES FOR
sale Otto rent, on Nelson and Newgate
streets; will b. odd at a bbaarrg�ain and on may
terms Apply to F. J. PRIDBAM.
eke 700 FARM; EIGHTY-EIGHT
r / scree, Lek. Shore, Ooderieh
lewnehip. Lead 01 hent quality. PRO17D-
FOOT. HAY8& KILIA)RAN.
LAND FOR SALE. -SIXTY-ONE
acrne of land. part of lot No. 1. emeesstaa
e, Colborne ; all seeded down, Olean. drained,
and to a entclase .tate of cultivation. Mast
be sold ; owner retiring from active work.
Terms. part cash, and •good forbslaALLE
noe. Apply 10 ANTHONY N Dun -
i
11TATURAL lop P.O.
FARMS FOR SALE. -ONE HUN-
DRED acres on the 7th concession and
lee
fifty acme oppo.lte on the 8th oonoea:lan of Col-
borne. Will be soli separately or together.
On the hundred acres in a storyaod--half
brick hoarse. with brick kitchen attached. •
mod bank barn, nearlynew. and large shed
Both farms are well enced and are in drat
clan order. Hundred acres .11 needed down
except ten acre.. Well watered by opting
creek ; goods rlog well at barn. Eight miles
from (Mderieh throe mike from Auburn ; two
and Joe -halt mile. from RcOew C. P. R eta -
Om. r'.e of the finest farm homes io the
townshipp For terms apply to ANDREW
JOHN$T1)N, Calow P.O. 1811
L"OR BALE. -THAT FINE RESi-
dentl.l property .t the corner of Cameron
and Raglan etreete. formerly known as the A.
Molt. Allan p.opetty. is for tale. It contains
eight town eta, planted with the choicest
fruit. of .11 ken d.. There ere two brick
boom. melt of two .tortes, ooe built only last
year, sad the other In fr.ttJaes repair. Both
hoose• have modern conveniences, and alto-
gether t!. �r is 0 i wt of the nodeer-
able In Ood.Ac W ill be add or reasonable
tees- Apply to P, J. RYAN. Oedench.
MINERAL WATERS
Why boil your drioktng water when i
oe o.a haven ppa�re ]Harrel Water
v.ead at hoer door to see, two ad
/j tbi..- alien oars 1 We at
carry a tall
nee of Mln.ral Water In splits and 1
pinta. Ye Old-hebtoned (lamer Beer In
plata and marts. imported dry Ginger
.&'e 1., ipIlt. .01 pinta, *sheer Water,
Club Soda. Cola Cola, Na All goods
made froth pare mineral water.
3ODCRiCH MINERAL. WATER CO.
'Phone 911
LIVERY, CAB
and 'BEDS OFFICE
Open day and night.
'Buses meet all train". Particular
attention given to calls from
Nprio. 60.vate residence.. Telephone
THE RED BARN
Routh Street Goderich, Ont.
66df.
Business Announcement,
Chas. C. Lee has taken over the coal
busio..e formerly baodied by his
father, the late Wm. Lee, and an-
nounces that he purposes handling
nothing but ScRA7rroe COAL. All coal
will be weighed on the market scales
and owing to the small profits on this
grade of coal he has decided to sell for
cash with order.
You get the "Puroy 'Brand" Vir-
ginia sealed oy.tent at Blackstone's,
Phone 240, where yoe get Mat delici-
ous ire rrram in bulk or Jitney bricks
sod home-made candy.
ELECTION NOTICE
The Committee Rooms in the interest of Mr.
PROUDFOOT have been opened in the
OLD I'OSTOFFICE BUILDING
ON WET STREET
Everyone interested is cordially invited to attend.
Arrangements will be made for the delivery of short
addresses each Friday evening during the campaign.
J. C. MARTIN.
Town Chairman.
OODERICM MARKETS.
Tatneui••. Nov. 160.
i'an wheat, per bosh W 10 to i 085
Spring
ye g bush Per best... 0 6e 10 0 e0
Butt. wheat per bush
Oat.. per bush.
Paas, per hush
Harley per bush
Screenings, per ton
Flour, family. per ewe
Flour. intent, per owt
Bran per ton
Shona. per ton
Hay. per too. new
&raw .. ...
Wood. per load
Butter. per Ib
Cheese, per 1b
rags. fresh. per dos
Apples. per bbl
Potatoes, per bo -lel. e• 50 to
Cattle, ordiu'y to good, per cwt. 4 W to
tattle, export, per cwt 5 50 to
8
110 LO
She ps 450 to
Bleep, ter cwt 4 W to
Iallow, per Ib n;. to
Hide., per cwt 7 00 to
Sheepskins. 25 10
0deto
05rto 056
033to 040
0w to lou
0 70 to 0 80
2D le to 9001
2 63 to 1 7.1
220 to 801
2300to 1500
17 00 to 27 00
If 70 to
600 to
6 (0 to
et 023 to
U 15 to
0 10 to
2 311 to
egu.
THN SIGNAL PRINT'NG CO.. Lad.. boron latae
Y, asA I
Q A so onerous and exacting at times, are
being fulfilled.
HOSPITAL. , Appended hetet.) is the financial
statement showing receipts and ex-
penditures for the year.
Dated the 6th day .�1 Nosewher.
11,11.
ALEXANDRA
ANNUAL REPORT PRESENTED BY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
13 r» Movement to Secure M. C. Cameron
5 su Property as New Hospital Site -
u ter
16 Goderich Ratepayers Will Be
o Asked to Vote 516,000.
351
e61
5(W
5 75
61rt '1'o the members of the Hospital
un Trust, the Citizens of the Town of
tri Gotlericb and of the County of
7 30
30
SITUATIONS VACANT.
TEACHER WANTED. -14. S. NO. L
1 Colborne. duties to oosaseeee January
Sid, 1912 Apply. stating eatery sad gdsUets-
teen, to J. J. MOSEK, Secretary, Uodetluh
P.O. 77, t
WANTED. -MAID FORGENERAL
housework. Small Madly. Ooud
wages 10 competent person. Apply to 315(8.
ALkX. 8.I U N! 11:1*'. l'ambria toad.
Huron :
the 'maid of t i nieces of the Alex-
andra Marine and Graetal emptied
presents its 0ttle annual report. em-
bracing the poi to to between the 911th
September, 1110, :(nil the 1st of Oct-
ober, 1011.
Toe total number of patients treated
dui ing the year war ninety-six sod the
total *lumber of hospital days duribg
the year was2,2!)d, being an average
days' stay of patients in the iaeaito-
ti..n Ot 22.91.
TEACHER WANTED. -FUR 8. 8. During the yearthere were twelve
No. 9. Ashfield. Duthie; to commeoos Jan- births and ten drat hs.
nary 2nd, 1912. State salary and qualifications.
Protewuona! teacher preferred. Apply to
RICHARD JOHNSTON. Retaking P. O. 7641
T13ACHER WANTED. -FOR 8.. 8.
No. 2. Colborne,t Ben
miner. Duties to
nn at
commence Jay et, 1912. Mete salary and
qualh0astiaos- Address C. A. VANS -1401K
Secretary, Seminar P. 0. 75-tt
111E A C H R R WANTED. - PROP -
1 ABLY gaallaad tamest wanted for S. 8
Ira 16, A.lneld. Ihhtise to commence attar
New Year's. Apply, stating qualifications end
L
l ▪ Mlahuired. to R. A. GRANT, Secretary
teary
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED AT
once for work in your twenty. Will
guarantee Ij1t.t0 to 13.00 per day. Opportunity
to advance rapWly.W Ill pay liberally for
spare tla.e. Work not dilticnit kxperleooe
not. required. INTERNATIuNAL BIBLE
PREM. Toronto, Ont
WANTED. -OLD BOOKS,
papers, saps, pictured or any docamenta
rolattinitto the early history of Canada or the
United Mates. Ala° old frearms. swords, In.
Mao weapons, tools. pottery almost anything
rellaung to the early settlers- Let us know
what you have to sen sod the pr(oe . YE OLDS
CURIOSITY SHOP, Hamilton street, Gods -
rich, Os1, !P.O. Box 7L1
A INTION SAI.EaI. _
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
or
IMPORTED CLTDESDAL.. MAR154.
1 will offer tarsale by auction In the
TOWN OF WINOHAM,
Huron county. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1911.
twenty-two very choice young Clydesdale
mares. direct from Scotland. Large. smooth,
with Good goality and choice tweedier.
Credit old be given on bankable paper.
Male to start lnunodlataly on the arrival of
the London and Toronto trains
Ask for catalogue.
J. PCRVI8, -WAIL MEIIAREY,
Wit 4uuUoneer. Proprietor. Rumen, (Mot.
AUCTION BALE
tl
or
•
CA*LOAD OF SPECIALLY SELECTED
DAIRY CATTLE.
11.. 1. A•ady. who baa .. hipped several
tis• t 'a►o semens, will n br bl
Gsderiob, oo is
FRIDAY. NOVEMHER 247-n.
commencing at 2 o'clock : A carloa.i of good
Durham, Grade •nil Holstein cattle. all young
sad in good condition, some newly calved.
someepriogd ers abalance due to freshen in
the ageing. They will all h e sold without
dairy mule to ericb aring
at Oeadry's Stable... Soot street.
erten.
TERMS :-Six months' credit will' be given
on turnb.hing approved joint notes. A dW-
001101 at the rate of 6 per cent per annum el -
lo
wed for mob.
8. E. BRADY. THOS.OI:NDRY.
Proprietor, Ingersoll, Ont. Auctioneer,
AUCTION MALE
Or
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
Mr. (leo. Horne will sell by public auction at
we -t hall of lot 7, eonoeedon 5, Ashfield 12
mules west of Dungannon*. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27 -re,
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp
(1ne apart of brood mare., ten and eleven
year. old • 1 amino colt: 1 registered Durham
now, supposed to be In cell ; 2 grade now..,
supposed to be in salt: 1 heifer. two pears
old, snppa.ed to be in calf ; 3 ,tripper cow.; 1
belter, three years. old ; 13 steers. two year.. fid :
3 Reen,one year old ; 5 epilog calves : 1 Ramey
1 Harris bider, nearly new : l disc drill, 10w
teat spring: 1 cultivator, new : I mower. 1 hone
olo 1
ke Y wa, 2 0015 of h
ra pis arrows. 1 twin w
eco 1 wagon, 1 set of Nleighe• 1 fanning
Mil. 1 bogey, 1 cutter, 1 stock tack. 1 cream
monster, 1 Brim churn. 2 good water trough.,
2 sets or double hones.•, 1 et of single hard.,.,
1 est of plow barns.., t number of cedar posts,
a goantlty of ha . about 50 ben•, whImeteesa,
nea:kyyokew c its, forks, .hovel.." °thew
. rattles trip n5thee0ais to m..tlon.
TIMRMS:-An sums of $10.00encl under, cash;
over that amount, 10 mouths' credit will be
given on furnishing approved Joint note•. A
dissonant of 6 per cent. straight allowed for
cash on credit sums
•
Everything mast be sold. as the proprieto•
barn sold the farm.
GEORO2 HORNE, Tlll'S. GUNDRY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
AUCTION MALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
There will be ollbnd for sale on the premiere.
lot t, ooneemion 9, Wee dvteion of Colborne
lone mile Tooth of NIls and one '.ale north of
0s$owl, on
W EDN &IDA 1-, NOV ER nom Ston, s heavy
drat hero , Islas five years ;; 1 heavy rrart
hem, sem emir years NI; I h..evy droft day.
dater two Peau 3 eYse we.; le
ream three mom dd. atrwsglag 1,9a9 )9.,; 2
Faller. rising three mere
two years all ; Somers,
natal. • 1 sew. tw. year,
• s,:•••�ewa4 i.�.ta.
ase :1 � Rsyllsst�ir•
I.
tstower;lEl1strY
M as.d dell-
4ak.: 1 ..t M•zwsg est
herrooadew
esrdler; I rat. a rahey reek j eel
w�{ �1
el: be�gsa7 ;• I e..tt �g
igrave : ienaest sad weogt ;dal
zingaWea. anal see ma" snow
s�s.is dOp adoder. mob doom
sosesbr at Amllt6w;w91
willed MINS
'1 he hoard again expresses the hope
that the different churches in the tows
will on some one Senday in . acs y
have a special collection in aid of t
hospital funds. This is a plan
adopted in many places in Oblano
and Io far hail Veen moist enemas
tul.
Every member of the board feels
that they would be negligent in thei
duty if they failed in t.es4,ifying to
the good work done on behalf of the
hospital by that ioteleetiog sod
wortby orgauizetion the Daugutere of
The Empire. As the years go by this
institution seems to take a still greater
interest in the hospital.
During the year this report
coven, these very willing workers
have contributed $4a) towards paying
for coal, and in addition to this have
supplied goods to the value of $88.70
in all $0070. Without their valuable
aesi.tance in so many ways the board
would find it a very difficult mattes' to
carry on the work. The board desires
to extend to the president and to each
individual member of this energetic
and self-sacrificing Inst.ieution its very
sincere tbaaka fur their valuable and
generous aatslyt r
The board drupes to express its ap-
preciation.' and thanks to the town
council for the grant of *500, and to
the county coucil fortbe greet of 1112100,
towards the maintenance of the ho•pi
tal.
To several of oar own ritiaens and
others who have made gifts ani do-
nations to the bospitel, the board de-
sires to express ata very sincere thanks.
During the year the hoard greeted
Inc superintendeot. blies °rigida,
three months' leave of ebeenee whir►
she spent abroad, and during her ab-
sence Miss Dutton, r.f London, a host
capable graduate nurse (aa blown by
the efficient work .he did whilst lease).
filled the position of auperintesient.
and the board desires to ackaowiedge
with thanits and to testify to the sotto
factory way it. which ber durie.., on-
erous at times. were performed. Miss
Griffiths returned in September bast
and we are pleased to state was much
benefitted by ber trip.
Since the last report the operating
room has been furnished with • steril-
izer et a cost of about $1811. This was
very much needed and hal proved itself
of great le ry ice. A fracture. bed hos been
provided at a cat of $µ7.:i0: two fire
escapes have el.o been provided during
the year at a cost of *I18. Thaw add
very much 1,,t be safer y' of the patients.
The board i a ata report of 19112 and
also in lest year's report drew atten-
tion to the necessity of hating a new
hospital in G(dericb, the present one
hieing total)' inadequate for the de-
mands made upon it, both in construc-
tion art] capacity. During the year
the board has been a.mewhat moire
ill the matter and eng Mr. Ling -
ley, an architect frosts Tomato, to ex-
amine per.oually •The Maples," the
✓ esidence of the late Honorable M. C.
Cameron, with a view to having this
pr,perty converted into a bospiIAU. Mr.
Langley reported favorably and inve-
ighed the hoard with a skete� plea Id
the proposed new bsspitel. Th flys -
having given the matter every auaeid•
eration has canoe to the saran glagi
th.t the hest thing to do. ender the
circumstance's. would he to psrdhe r
this f•roperty and to convert the build-
ings into a modern hospital at • east
.)f about one half of what it would oust
to purrha.r some other site and erase
• new hospital of antnew9at similar
eine. In order to provide fund. ter
thin pn1p.se it is suggested that the
council of the town of (iai•rich he
e sk.vl to submit a bylaw at the Meld
municippaal eleetio♦ graatlu LM eat
of $15.M.1 for t his very and de-
serving object. itis hoped that IM.
matter will fully disees rdstthead-
journed annual meeting.
The hoard trusts. sail with e3e 'p
conIldenoe, that M this aseteer the eMF
AMP will a and shedldar le simian,
and awake a greed gad salted teem M
ac-ose isg this 4lelded mad de a
God- week der whish
try. Lewe ess t .Ma�b�an• to
at the teem cds(ioderli th dMd (earth
T►a sae! of the hg�Nal asset.
with tllgss favor rao.h y�
notal the beard 8. full y that
this N t1h 0, doe to the wart dome
and the letere t takes la the hospital
by the saaeeint�gp1 sad bar shells
and ewresa The
sbebete+ dtltrreever-willies hibultins, d� of k..V asd
heleil er
*eat aet�haN4ft
them dee MI
11. E. HODURN8, i'HII.1,' 11,o:r.
Set,elary . President.
The following 1s 1 he rep n 1 present-
ed •t the recent tweeU. 4.1 the hospi-
tal trent
Financial Statement for Twelve Months
from the eon September, 191o, to
tate 1st of October, 1911.
Kt
Itela..ce on hand a. Is `-ptetnt.. r. t91� 1 r11 11
I:reel ted trate Hurvr. 1�,d, .. 1.'' ).F i I10
•. Mu l.,.1 lodge .5 F' A
A M In 00
' F4.ut et Moon -eel 23 00
H wk of 1 u were* 95 (U
3f r- A. Pro- b..m 10 10
Huron Chapter IO 9)
.. 'Wase Cir. -1.• 6 01
T owe of Guderteh 5W' 00
.. M.t.e.aant (-aresCla►.
tar trashes bed 47 5,r
Koos Claire* S. a .. 5 00
.. llawtflers of the Empire 4.1 fe
.. Mr. Irwin 10 00
(*livid) tMvernnrent. 3'6 79
.. Military lamp collection 24 74
(eesty of Heron yr$ Ott
•. Patfwb 21x1 72
Mr. D. Stewart. .. 10 w
3 1,007 86
Torsi. CIPC.r'DI1t1OJi.
Tei.•sl.ase.
25 25
Caratske(r� . 76 (5
('sal, 1cR. Hot.les and MrEwan^ 161 17
year Rest nr oettage 6u 00
R Tait..(se ek a:tan. 1 m.
he. W. W. 8a lo-. tae 10 0)
�F�erteo�oedisw..a1al, 1C 806,
wi'ealnir.. baa - a ... 1
l3 0000
- G.-ase•a. as waNaMa 5 Oo 1
AlNertlrsts asL Far laser. Ne.. .
gg.�t��
H. Jsse.. .
rlJames loanslCe _ .,....
F.t 11[.rtliser.
Fr trireme end ....
ate
.... 3 76
8 68
. 4 Tt
. 10 91
18000
47 50
40
o enol 118 25 00
.etc 1433
Mn1. 6 s0
aeemente .. . . .. 12 M
24 96
9 36
102 46
11e 6.5
Batter and mega 45500
83 10
86 00
24 53
42 27
enema
111 35
1
J. O. se mese son
maths ' and surgical appliance.
flrtt1.brs' meat
Actor. bread sad seal
Tea and eels• Potatoes s1
Dreeerles sad
addieevmeted
lt1
Issas atldmMtdees.
dresses,lose. mors. ate
Salaries, maga•. err .... . .. ... 1363 36
61 211 06 organization work during these yeate
for both Commons and Legislature
contr. Mr. Kerr has an excellent
ja
reCo he candidate of whom
the
e i'iV ortb
�tr
ti
MR. W. H. KERR.
Liberal Candidate in North Huron for the
Legislature.
Mr. Kerr, who was nominated on
Tuesday as candidate for the Legisla-
ture, by the North Huron Lihelals,
was burn in the Methodist parsonage
at Flesbertoo, Grey county, bring the
eldest son of the late Rev. J. L. Kerr.
Tbe commoo schools in varione towns
and the \Valdsville High School gave
him the qualifies', iuu to enter the
teaching profession, which he ful
lowed for four years. to August,
1885, he putchased The Brussels Poet
and has continued its publication to
the present. Fora nuthber of years
be occupied the Reeve's chair in the
Brussels council ; be was for thirteen
yeare a member of the county cuuocil
and was Wsrden in 1903. In Sabbath
school, church, temperance and frater-
nal society work Mr. Kerr bas always
taken an active part. As secretary -
treasurer of the East Huron Fall Fair
and in the capacity of a director of
the Ea.t Huron Farmers' Institute he
has rendered diligent service. For
nearly thirty years he was secretary -
treasurer of the East Huron Liberal
Association and has had to do with
3,049 1s
balance le banks, 1037.76• sad mak on
Mad. 110.96 . 968 71
144107 8
Huron may the
proud.
THE TRUST QUESTION. TME CAMPAIGN.
Inta•mtteg Debate by Young Meds Sun-
day Clab-A Social Evening.
The Men's Sunday ('lob, a nonde-
nominational organization for the dis-
cu+sion of subject.. of peculiar interest
to men, were at home to their friends
in the lecture iorsu of North street
Methodist church nn Tuesday evening.
The principal feature of the even-
ing's entertainment was a debate on
the subject,••Resolved, that trusts are
in the bast interests of the public."
The affirmative side of the debate was
upbeld by W. C. Pridhem and A. Me-
Qserrie. , while the speakers for the
negative were H. H. Polley and A.
Roy Adams. Etch side wan given
twenty minutes' time, to be divided
between the speakers ae they nhould
see fit. and the leader of the affirma-
tive bed five minutes to reply. Rev.
A. Brown acted as chairman and the
judges were A. M. Robertson, H. E.
Hcdgennand L. E. Dancey.
The • firmative endeavored to prove
that trusts were not harmful, because
they never could maintain abnormal
prices: that they were of positive econ-
omic advantage, because tbey de-
mi/ratted the cost r.f production, and
were in a position with the capital
available to intrrduce improved meth-
ods in maoufectnr•ing. It, also was
argued that competition was wasteful
and that when several pleats mann-
facturiog the same article were put
under orae management the cost of pro-
duction wan lessened.
The negative presented several very
convincing argumenta to demonstrate
the evil prevailing as the result of the
rxi.l.nec of trusts. Because the motet
important Mit, ti of the United
Slate. were under the control of a
half-dozen men this was contended to
bedetriwental tat .the welfare of the
pespitt ('ass were cited in each in-
stsaee to show rhe baneful effecta of
fosse mem hint ions.
its judge. in their verdict ruled
that as staiseeente could not be con -
Mewed as argument/. the affirm-
ative had feiler1 to prove that trusts
Were a genal t ping.
The other run/Fibers on the program
Nat to make up an entertainment
which went • thoroughly enjoyable one.
The program rnn•iated of Rolm. by
IBemre. Wilson. Rnwlet and Cook, a
mieetion hy the Peerleee Male Quar-
tile, and sd4,wsea hy i)r F..nn,erenn
Mad J. W. Vane' ter. The speech of
the eves'sg was by Dr. Rmmer.on,
the presides' of the Meted Mundsy
Glo►dseejt was organised. The oh-
jeetaef Clnh were fully explained
and theDoctor's address should re-
el& le a Targe increase in its ,nemher-
ship. The Men'. Sunday Club meets
the of North street Methodist
every Sunday morning at 10
k. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended oe all °cessions to both young
roll aid seen. -
Raft stone. pimples, skin diseases,
ren" Ma, indicate impure, thin
Weed. Wlgle's Iron Pill. purify the
Meed- 110 in a bottle for 36c.
Whoever you are. Wherever you
no. Wbe9vwr yoe do. Ton should
try dJtere homemade mediae. a-
theW$OThey a''
i9eUy houtned.
OeMIRItte i iia altLiterary
W. Rowell. the new Liberal
leader for the Previte -es of Ontario,
opened his campatg.. with a great
meeting in Mowery Hall. Toronto. on
Tuesday evening. fits address has
been well received 'sod is baviog the
effect of rallying Liberals throughout
the Proviuc.' for 1 he advancement of
tbeir esus. -dr. Rowell is to address
a series of meetings throughout the
Province.
Bir . uses Whitney held his first
meeting of the campaign at Cohourg
OD Wednesday night.
Hoo. W. L. Mackenzie King is
givingt.he Liberal leader active assis-
tance and will bold a series of meet-
ings, including one at Wingbam on
November 29 and one at Clinton on
December 1.
The local Liberal committee has
opened rooms in West street (lately
occupied as the office of the Goderich
Organ Co.), where all pe.'.ons inter-
ested in the election of Mr. Proudfoot
will he welcome. it is the intention
to have a special meeting on Friday
evening of each week at which ad-
dresses on the political questions of
the day will be discussed.
TEMPERANCE FiELD DAY.
Addresses Given by Rev. Dr. Abraham,
of Toronto, and Mayor Pearson
of Newmarket.
Last Sunday was temperance field
day its Goder,ch and Huron county
and at one of the services in the two
Methodist churches, the Baptist
church and Knox church the dis-
course given was in the cause of tetn-
pe4ance. Rev. R. H. Abraham, D Sc.,
of/Toronto, and Mayor Pearson, of
Newmarket, were the speakers of the
d.y, being debt here by the Dominion
Alliance. In the aftern-ion, it being
world'. temperance Sunday in the
81ab1)ath school, a union ems. meeting
was held in tble audit.ri sol of Knox
church. In spite of the inclement
weather each of the four Sunday
schools was well represented. Short
addresses were delivered by Rev. Dr.
Ahrabau) and Mr. Pearson, and J. E.
Tom, superintendent of Knox church
Huntley .chriel, geee a black honed
talk, all of which were in keeping with
1 h subject ns.igned for the ,lay.
Immediately after the Sunday 'ch...l
was IiLOIIRVP(1 a ma.s meeting was
hrld st the .ante piece and the two
' visiting advncate-. of the canoe gave
short .ddt'es•.eri which should tend to
enenarage and enthuse into greater
activity the campagn workers for
local option in (ioderich. Tee re-
marks of Mayor Pearson were con-
fined to the experiences of the tem-
perance party in Newmarket, where
the business men were at the beck of
the movement for local option and
stroogly.upported it. in 'mite of the
fact that licensed hotels did business
in a town only & few miles away,
Mutineers had increased in almost every
line of tn/le. A joint .track company
waw forme, and a hotel was purchased
and fitted np aro w Ant -clay., temper-
s snow house. They paid 110,0100 for the
impended pen ted ouneiderable on
improvemente and at the end of the
second year they paid • six per sent.
dividend to the shareholders and bad
• tidy hsiseee�la the trabil ery tis COW
Pearesab sysaselms .et. .
the day were well attended. A spe-
eial Offering was taken in aid of the
Dominion Alliance at each of the ser-
vices addressed by a representative
of that organization.
Public Meeting.
A public meeting will be held in the
Temperance Hell on Friday, `om
ve-
her •.4th, to be addreseed by Rev. G.
A. Woridside, of Owen Sound. (food
music will be provided. A collection
will be taken to defray expenses.
Sad.
Birds in their little nests agree.
And 'tis a shameful sight
When members of the 1i of 7.
Fall out and quarrel and (alines t)
fight.
Y. 14. C. A. NOTES.
This week (November 1L' 19) is ob-
•ierved as a speci..l season of prayer by
Y. M. C. Aaw.crattnns throughout the
world. For forty -Haar years the second
week in Novel/Jeer has been set apart
for this purpose. Friends of the Also-
ciation are requested to join in the ob-
ses v.nce of this week.
The haskethall le.11pte is cow run-
ning off its series of match games,
,a.•hich :are proving to he interesting.
The third in the serieri, to be played
on Moneay, November Mb. is be-
tween the teams. of Ibe Meeesetuog
Canoe Club width*. Y. M. C. A.
Next Tumidity the Juniors bold their
annual electi..n of officers. A nomio-
etiog committee bas heen appointed
to "elect candidates. Only paid - up
members are entitled he vote.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Do your ( 'hri..tmee shopping early. and don
target to onler a new Nutt or°reread, tar your-
self. Pri.lhan, the Tailor. north aide Square,
has the right goods, and will please you with
cut and 81.
3pela1
1a1 anon white china for decorating at
e 's Art mom East wt r.•et. Reduced prices
will be given while the tole laaba an order to
reduce the stock In this lin.. Remember that
picture -framing is a specialty at Smith's Art
Store.
The Peerless Male Quartette will
sing at the public local option meeting
on Friday, November 24th, in the
Temperance Hall.
M. Broderick, of Seafortb. is the
returning officer for the Provincial
election in Centre Huron. P. W. Stott,
of East Wawan•ieh, is returning
officer for North Huron.
The non -jury sittings of the Li lige
Court of Justice for Huron county
opens in the court house. Goderich, nn
Thursday next, November 21rd. The
Honorable Mr. Justice Tet'tzel will be
the presiding judge.
Tbe Epworth League of Victoria
street church had a venteon luncheon
in the basement of the church on
'I'ue.tiay night. A good musical and
literary p/lltiltaw was rendered and
eve, yone reports a fine time.
The L. O. L. will bold a public
rueeting in tb3 Temperauce Hall on
the evening of Ft iday, November with.
The Local Option Lee roe invitee the
publie 10 come and bear a man from
Owen Sound speak of conditions there.
The University of Toronto bar-
riers team, of which G. It. Elliott.
son of O. M. Elliott, of Goderich, was
a member, won tbeannual intercolleg-
iate cross-country run over an eight -
mile route at Torcuto last Saturday
morning. The Mct..11 team was sec-
ond in the race.
Great are the McGillicuddy's. There
18 Admiral Den elcOillicuddy, who
clones that he upset the Laurier Gov-
ernment through the medium of the
Oliver charges; also Cornelius McGil-
licuddy, -Connie Mack." of Philadel-
phia. whose Athletica have twice wen
�i the wo,•lu's cbawpiuuship.-Harriston
Review.
Remember Friday, November 21th.
is the date of the that local option
public we- It - n.ght meeting in the
I etnperan.xe Hal*. Hwy. Mr. Wood-
side, of Owen Sound. will speak -
the praiseworthy efnrt.of. rhe Maple
Leaf Chspier of usughters of the Mu-
slim to teruire fonds for a hospital
embelence received an i m p e l us
on Saturday b•.t when a snh-
stantiad sum was reamed ea a resne of
the r ea served by the young ladies in
the old S.)vereign Bank [wilding. A
Mtge number of the citizens availed
themselves of the bo.pi slily of the
young ladies, and .p --n1 a pleasant
half-hour in alditnu to helping a
worthy rau.e.
The snneuneement has been re-
ceived in t awn of the merriaq,e of
Frances Elirehetb, dau$nt••r of Mr.
a•.d Mrs. H•ery Attn. roog. Snow-
flake. Man.. to R.Ipn Robertson Ma-
gee, which or .k pl.c- un Wednesday,
November 0, 41 OW lege'.. b'ttoe. Mr.
anti Mrs. M Agee. hero, will he at
Parkview street ...nth, Kt. James,
Manit,.hs. The bride's entree is re-
me.nhered as the former 0. N. W.
telegraph Kent here, anti friends of
the emelt id (J'*lench will road the
annnone'ement with n.uch pleasure.
AUCTION SALES.
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of J. r et UM sisal . the peeg.itg
Tema 0 00v, asetiest.
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Myth.
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