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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-3-7, Page 1An Advertisement in Tee SIONAL L the v y hest way ut fretfu- 1the people of Gode- ri and Weet Huron. Rata,. gtlt¢ted ou applies - t(IXTY-JOUR?$ TA -Wo >!� r HE STEREINjBANK • OF CANADA • owseneweneeseastmememeamesseuto THE LADY AND HER BANK ACCOUNT Ladies will find a savings account agreat convenience. When ..hopping, tbey Deed carry little "none* with them, as their -he,ine is honored at any ot our brancher. Their bank balance is always earning interest. Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto lioderich Branch-ANQRsw PORTER, Manager A. Go NIS 'Insurance and Re I ET wf� Est mat Agent of the Mutual Lite Assa.ance Company of ('*nada. The Western 'Autunite. Company. The Royal Ezcbange Assurance of London, England. The London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Cu. ibe American Surety Company of New York. AN kinds of Insurances. Linke next to Cauadlau Bank of Cowrn.rce to OOUSRU'H, ONT. SITUATIONS VACANT. ePRENT10111 WANTIlTT TO Jt Lara d MRS. PSLi.ow, Amebas street 99 -it PUBLIC NOTICR. CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS. -MR. AND family and A. Straiten, on behalf of tbe.elvea, friends � thhkindw n sesire hown the datee artng the Uhler dad in the subsequent death of their son. Ernest Stewart &./slice. YLltu.-1P YOU ARK ANXIOUS H sof a e eesemetc' cam line to e year FOR SALE r am et'. R ra l0 Altos Tows - a M tacit "Week- rte Set FOR SALE. -A FRAME HOUSE, ,4 miss te Ms with two lots. oo Keays street Dwelling 'PA K M IMP AND DOMESTIC .. M'r- nine io'ItpOHERT hard OUNO Slwiln ncRVANTL- a tee►'• Avearp .eeeld spur at saes M UiL tact 1.1\• ik,mimfrai t Agent, St. 2felane. i/a► H. 1►. R 1'M . -A SECOND-HAND w dt Reimer. Oats rnaslve tt pt pair i NRWELL. �Benmiller- Witt DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSRIP NOW Is bore* R� tilt the capart.rt-ablpinsernederi *Id as akpr. and torn the trader. ods the dere d air do- ac wan* flat.. Me a.(ss... d tilts 1s weloal owrs.t st te the nein saw 4sbte WWInodes wow bepaid Mr, George HWe � r u his Nora on the Beteme. W.J. MUIR °Medd. Fab. kt,1/U 0120. HORMEL FR p�APIRkag 91��et ANG1NG, PAINTING lalne, c. FiesNMa went. 1•rhe.NgbL lia1L.e poor work M�wv the lush. A. Bst NAYKL, laetteet, (bosRl7-tf AU' T1Olt SA1;.ES. CLEARING AU&ff1ON BALE OF twelve la a.d res leteted Clyde. dais mane. lien maram tour baetney .talttooe, at the U. derby, Guelph Ont. two miles heal[ fled of auaetear line. on Twerday. Ieth f1 A numbere( thew have been prise - Catalogs' with hill tedium'. te dad taros will be seat cm Alio Sawy,r-Maaoy traction engine. ▪ and e waterloo rape!attw r- as new ; have never thredhe fed off tram Twelve months credit 0111 be given 440a�peoved Jolla muse. No reserve. as Mate salt. A. LIVERY, CAB and 'BUS OFFICE Open day and night. 'Burrsp meet all train.. Partkular attention given to calls from private resitiene... Tekpboee o. 50. THE RED BMW South Street tiod.rfob, (bt.. Sewing - Machine Operators Wanted at Once Ooderich Wheel- Rigs IVATE SALE. - HOUSEHOLD seals ea view at redeems, earner Hay R - rwe.. � 2 to.2 p . early, Isduding boa. aettra�Satysac.astables ao �eUHo /suc8•s2iJare resaleast Wit "LlO R SALE. - STORE FITTINGS, Including eak •beltla�. meet. . tables. ,teak, Mats, leve. car* taaWer�,etemiirror., awe - re complete. tc.dregviag Er. bins 0o t show eta E oo /stale .mfr rt b. etgd J N CAD, Hamilton etawt 11-.31 ('OR SAL. -1 8BT SINGLE DRI V- i MO hareems, lest daps dray hareems, 2 robes, 1 dray. 1 skimb, 2 Dotter. 2 rubber -tired qeh i tt lo. A eb�F e. tor a good Win. En - WALL PAPER. - 1912 WALL pill*, imamatebooks at hand from Tor- onto N'Paper t'e. Select and have your� Were Mose • dose e the rash. ose Setbt. Hordern soder the roll. A. SNAZLL, Agent Saes street. Gedeeteh e7-tt FOR BALI OR TOB SET L'ARM OF 100 AURES, FIVE MILES 1 trona Looknow; /been -acres bush. balance neared• hood running water. large frame bowie: bat barn. sheep pen and chicken house; tine bear( wchaid. Pilo. 123.006.Apply to MATTHL.V WOODd, Belfast, Out. film IVOR BALE. - 100 ACRES OF LAND r 1i oder wroth of the town of Seaforth. Gored (-kir loam, all ender oulUvatlon • bank bare. withcement floors ; large frame hoose. newly painted, .11 ei good ' well at boM harp and hhpp.a.e. An Ideal Moe. Apply to I MISS* SUSii GU V IYNLOc K• cassortb. opt tf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ibe house and lot 04.161 on 8t. Patrick's street, owned by the late Daniel M Aver. 1t L story and -a -Mit frame Boase. four rooms down scalas mad a summer kilob.. tour b.drootna upstairs • tow° water. Rooms M is good state of repair. Immediate pos eslmo gluey Apply on the greet•.. or to the endenigned. M. G. CAMILRON. Solicitor for Norman McIver. Administrator. FOR 8ALE. -- OOMFORTABLE frame boom on goodekeed lot, imitable for g ardening. oo which tha,1 are several fra/t tree.. House contains four bedrooms with hail and ofoust. upstaln, sod parlors, dtniomreom and bedroom with hall dpwnstairs. Khoesn, mty .tie washroom. also a good suwmU w ►t c back- Cistern pump rel ver end fah sod a�(No.. 1 cellar ander boom. woad by hot water 2iwaM l T ELYRR near east iaad til. Musa ram. TQR SALE -THIS HOUSE AND Grp lb. oat= ti..�t(lrtnv{• tib �.i:lsorise 17i SIGNAL likely �CL O.Mtok Amer at LAFUR SALE-erONEhaHUN- swam 12. HOqM�'the vlflg is01 Vo.iaiI.+les.Aehaliba Llsaii k rt. A Meg* freese. beiet.s. =11:11at lis a 1rA A r. r.r' r E•f8 les. -THAT FINE Rlbt- =eM mfr« tlsMl. r - wr ar� tit la* Y.31tim elte W bel Olen iictelriete In their last = awe ewe.for her - Oahe GODERICH. THURSDAY.. MARCH 7, 1912 OODERICH MARKETS. Ten/IMPay. Mar. 711. eflet.}.s see ber ush.. p inti w i 0 in .vcassaa r HP to to ai me keel 0 s, to 0 sd Geste 042 0 115 to 1 r5 MbM► 076 to 0 8 nll ewt 9 In to 17to 20 5 Pee Par ctrl U 1p 641 ileo 25 lelp .meettoo.new llee20 ND W 1300 w 6901. 8Pr Mod, per load 660 to s 41) the. peereib 080 to 17 to 0 r9 ISS Ib• _we au 0 El to 0 26 bbl 2 50 to 3 dt Potato�R per bushel.080 to 1 e' Ciskei*, Della py to fond. per cwt400 to 500 Rim 6 o export, per owl a 6 0 to 6 51 Shemp. per cwt 4 u0 to 460 fallow. ow 7 m too7 11 to 31 �s--:1 25 to 90 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Mae. 71h Pae. Cleveland Na 9l'o1Md Win -Howell Hard. ware Co. 8 The Lady and Her Bank Account -The 8te,- ling Bank 1 Reader - to T. l: .. 7 Apprentice. Wanted Mrs. Pellote. 1 Iucubator, eta. fix Sale -Geo. Newell.. -- 1 Mortgage Sale of }'rem Property ---Charles barrow. ...... 1 All i,. Readlne.. U. 5111 ,r a Son . 3 Grocery news --t'. M. Robertson 8 Depeodable dating MerobandLee - J. H Colborne 4 Card of Thanks Mr. and Mex. A. 8traltoo1 Readers Y. M. C. A 5 Drink Habtt-Gat lin institute 8 The Last Word of Winter Coate-Hodgens Brei. .. ... ..... 8 Hoare for sale- Apply Robt. Young ..... 1 Sewing Machine Operator. Wanted -Gold rtob Wheel Rig. ...... .. .. 1 Nate to Crediton. -M. 0. Cameron 1 How's This? We offer ea* hundred dollars reward for an7 ease ell . ot(atareb that oa000t be cured by Hall ■ J. CBLNSY t Co., Toledo, 0. We the onderaldaed have knew° i' J. Cheney for the led 16 years, and believe him peef.Wy heae.IM is all bwehtw tranwotionm and d.s.ttially able to carry out any oblige Hoag made_by Menne W4L.DINU. KINNAN t 2MmIVIN. whotxaMp� -..i a.. 0. Hall's Catarrh Cur. is tag .00idirectly spa. tM aM m*sow qr• fame of the meow. T. sett free. Price 75 Dents pee bottle. by all drentista Take Hall's Family Pule for oonsupatfon. BURN. HOWELL- In Goderick. on Thursday. Febru- ary 13th. tc Mr. sad Mui- M. W. Howell. a daughter tetulbornl. MIU.ER-At Bt. Helene, February 85th. t� Mr. and Mrs. W. L Miller, a d.ughter. MARRIED. NISBET-CAREY,-At Ooderiob. on Monday. Mareb 4th, or Ray. Geo. E. Ross. B. D . Alexander Goodwin Nb.beL of Glasgow, Scotland to Mire Laura Rita, daughter of Oswald F. Carey, of Ooderich. DIED. SABOL-In Colborne, on Friday. Mlaroh ist, George Babel, in his filth year. BTRAITON.-In Ooderich, on Saturday, March 20e. Ernest Stewart Stratton. eon of Mr. end Mrx. Alexander Stratton, in his 13th year. KERR--On Mdtisnd oonoe.doo, Colborne township. on Tuesday, March 5th, Elizabeth Barr, in her 60th year. MARSHALL -At Potter's Hill. on Tuesday, Mareb Sib. Robert Marehall. in tils 74th year. BELL --In Colborne township, oo Wednesday. March eth, Jooeph Hell. in hie 20th "elm. Funeral redid. Ma-ob 8th. at 110 d'elock pm., from residence of his Hoo -la -law, Gordon Young. Caibw.e township. to Dea,aaoon cemetery. Service at the hoose at 1 o'eiok. ROSS. -In Toronto, on Wed esi day, March etb. Agnes Roes, widow of the late Honorable A. 1l. Rate aged 81 years. The funeral will take place from 8t. George's eburch. Goderlob, Immediately,after the We of e G. T. k. train et 1pwnon i /larch arch 8th. Ieter.neot le Mat 008341- MORTGAGE SALE. UORTGACE SALE OF FARM 111 PROPERTY. There will be offered for sale at public ase. tion, ander the 1"wer of sale ,w0ta1 10 a oettMn mortgage. on Saturday, the lied day of Marsh, ireAcint• at twelve o clock noon., at the Colborne Rout (loderiob, the fonewl.g prop - 0r1y. viz.: The north Shy- sares of the meth half of lot number eleven in the gut 000eeadoc, eastern division in the towneblp of Col The 1.id is of toed quality arli'd= bundleg.. and fences d. in a fair state of rep.tf, 'rhe pbrkofperty will be offered eebleot to a rdNnea For further particulars and conditions of sale ai ply to the undersigned. ,sated tela 4th day of March, 191:. T. t:UNURY. CH&RU (JARROW. WS Auctioneer. Vendor'Balettor. NOTICE TO MOTTOES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, TRIC MA'ITYR Or ing r1rrATx OV eiXga'r' grawawr STMan'ON, LATS Or TAR TOWN 0? 00D480:7R.110 WIZ 000' NTT Or 111710011. W000 0101.000. 0Ro.ASD. nabs is hereby elven . .11.01 to eaat1M 1 Om v.. oboe.* sae. ft that aA"Iw- se rdate.�laet w stems et wp 'ttaeti....t the eieleth net We Item atom es my lid. o. 0,411 Dain, WNW fl aMare.sase. Dared this 7111 d*r of leaeele. A. re, Mal fade Bent Quica and Perwtaneett $5s1r41k. it you are run down or deed Defy if you take mold roll have no ars lowing flesh or have other of lowered vitaiity, try oar - System Renovator nattise oaf tee to Mond the prior if iia oly { en give mate wli.w' aj��gat loft. :boeStM cllVlsed "' gu M 1��, obi. Per e.J. bT THE -TOWN COUNCIL lora to THE i'ilONAL and get one of the pretty 1912 Calendars. TSE re1AL PttlettN0 CO., Ltd., Punusatam SOLICITOR WRITES REGARDING ELECTRIC RAILWAY BONDS. Munkipalities Have No Fund from Which to Pay Interest -Increase of Salary for Assessor Campbell - Street Watering for the Coming Season. s All tete nu -where of the town coun- cil were in their places last Friday evening with the ezceptionut Council- lor Vanatter. Mayor Keid presided. is neer the .lreadrflg of communica- tions from the Maur, His Worship reported that owing to the .tunny weather arid the Worked railway thew be was unable to get to'1'er,Mt1► to at- tend the meeting of municipal dele- gates in cuufereoos there on bydro- electric power Watters. but as Council- lor Elliott was there. having gone to the Queen Cony earlier in the week, he was asked by AM Worship to give an account of the pr. eedings. Wait a While, Says Mr...eck. Councillor Elliott read the reeolu- tioos passed at the convention anu stated that the principal du,eussion was with regard to the stand- ardising of Cates. He told of being in cunvrrwttiun web limo Adam Reek regarding the local power question and of being advised by Mr. beck that it would be tetter for the town of (lode - rice DOR, to hurry netters- until the Commewion finished taking the read- iogs on the tdaitiand Hever in the epring. Regarding the freight sheds question the Mayor said he conferred with Supetiotendent Arundel, of the C. P. R., while in Toronto tart week but re- ceived no definite renewer. Mr. Arun- del informed him he would be in Goderich this week, when he would take the 'natter up with the council. A communication was read, from the Msnufactureri Pruducta List Co., of Montreal, requesting the town to take advertising *pace to the "Indust, rW Products Blue Book." The matter WWI pent to the special committee. A letter from the Hydro -electric Power Uommierion advised the coun- oil that the Commission would hear all interested parties in regard to the aurendweot of the Power CommissigQrt Act in Toronto on Tuesday, March 5th. The letter was referred to the special committee un tomer questions. What About Oil -age Peo.►oos i' The committee appointed by the House of Commons at Ottawa to re- port oo the eetahlishing of an old -age pension system for the Dominion of Caaads requested t any information whicb the council could supply and &neweer' to two que.tfoos. First : The desirability of legislation respecting an pension pensn system, and, second : TWA necessity of such legislation, tak- ing into account the - number of per - sone of both sexes over the age of sixty-five or seventy jn . this di*.rict, who would be benefitted thereby. The letter was sent to the special com- mittee. Electric Railway Matters. A letter from Chas. Gamow in refer- ence to the electric railway difficulty stated that "there appears to be doubt that any of the municipalities can pay out any funds at present, in satisfac- tion of the overdue interest. •I tinder - stand that an amendment to the ;Municipal Act to meet this difficulty is being Wrought forward at the pres- ent session of the Legislature. 1 have written two or three of the bond- holders pointing this outand they have agreed to wait until the Legis- lature has dealt with the matter. The bylaws under which the guaranteed Wads are executed do not, of course. provide fur the raising of money in case the municipalities were called upon to pay, and. as I say, there does nut appear to be any existing fund out -of which the interest can be paid." The letter was fled. 10 reference to the railway matter Mayor Heil in- timated at this juncture that a meet- ing of the representatives of the erunieipalltlee irtereited in the guar- anteeing of the hoods of the West Shore Rellway would be held in (lode. rich on Monday. He eztenoed an invitation to .11 interested in the wetter to attend the meeting 011 the suggestion of the Mayor, it was moped by Councillor Humber and seconded by Coundllor Laitbweite that the name of t unclllor Mott he substituted for that of ex -Councillor testis on the .tandiog committees of the elemcil. Carried. ;too More for dlr. Campbell. The amines cote manor recommended that a grant of 11876 be trade to the Goderich public library � NO the year 1912: that the sum M $b0 be granted to the Children's Aid Society of Oode- rich and Huron county and that a bylaw be prepeared accordingly ; that the salary of Wet. Campbell. s.aesaor sad m111.4440, be increased by $100aad that tbe bylaw be amended mooed- iaRly, Mr. Campbell to furnish the eoliostoe's band and to perfecto an otear eervlees requited by the cOunet. A wombs" et amounts elan were r'e- ootnesendeod to he paid. Honnotiler Humble moved 'bat bite report be esssIdered deem by clause. bat, of no meander.. Deputy Reeve end weWUee IOIot adoptionthe ��ed dwaaike w1 ib, =AmtPdlu. tbwa(te votsti ToeOteseilloe amber Aged wy. Centraetter Mitt Have le Harry. Iilt.m Manning* hibeenseld amoebas - .alit that 'Reeve' cid that Engineer Roberts had notified the sewer ouutractur that his time for the completion of the contract had ezpired and that the council expected hint to carry on the work wore ex- peditiously and attisfsctorily hence- forth. The Reeve thought the council should alto notify the contractor of the stand taken and a motion was made to this effect, which was carried. Tbs Street Watering Question. The Reeve brought up the matter of having the street watering done under the local improvement system during the cohting eawmrr and be 'advocated having the macer cent to a committee to report on it. -He thought that it should be decided at once whether Waley or oil was to be used. Deputy Reeve (:lark said he woe in favor of having the 'tatter go to a comtriltee, but at present he felt he ceroid not agree with the local improvement system, as he did nut think it was feasible. The Reeve stated that it bad been estimated that it would cost a ratepayer $1 a year for an ordinary frontage. The 'natter was referred to the public works committee. Dep.rty Reeve Clark brought Up the "natter of making Howe ch 'totes in the police once. He suggested that the cello he moved into the bu'euoent, and that the room thus enlarged should he fitted up ae a suitable rendezvous for the firemen. The Reeve thought the sutgeetion a good one. but eonsidete,I the place where the cells are now would be a suitable place for a vault. The matter was referred to the public works committee for s report. Bylaw No. 9, to increase the asses- enr'H salary, was given its fleet iuid second readings, and the council then adjourned. PRESBYTERY OF HURON. March Meeting Held at Bruceffeld- Calla Presented. The Presbytery of Huron held its regular March meeting in Bs ucefield on Monday evening with the following present : Messrs. Fletcher, moderator ; Shaw, Carswell, R o * s, Man o, Small and Hamilton, utiuister., and Messrs. Gilfiltan and MetOueeo, elders. The program for the evehing consisted of the presentation of the report on Young People's Societies by Mr. Shaw and an inspiring address by Rev. W. R. Mclntusir, of London, convener of the Assembly's committee on that de- partment of the wort. The next morning saw quite en ad- dition to the attendance when Messrs. Johnston, Smith, McFarlane, Richard - men, Carriere, ministers, and Mewed. Taylor, Johnston, Strang and Smyth, elders, appeared. The annual reports of the different committees were pre- sented : that on systematic ben'efl- oonce by Mr. Ross; that on augmenta- tion by Mr. small ; that on social ser- vice and evangelism by Mr. Carswell : that on finance and statistics by the clerk. Concerning tie last it may be said that In nearly every (ten, there is a mark of advancement, but not great. Rev. Dr. McQueen, of Edmonton, was nominated 1i the Presbytery- as the moderator of the next Genet al As- sembly. Mr. Shaw and Mr. Fletcher were appointed Presbytery's repre- sentatives on the business committee*. of the Synod and Assembly respect. ively. Mr. Row presented the call from Willis church, Clinton, iii favor of Mr. D. K. ((rant, signed by 164 'nem - hers and 00 adherents, and offering $1.300per annum with manse and sit weeksholidays. Messrs. Scott and Smyth, of Clinton, spoke in behalf of the call. The call was sustained, placed in Mr. Grant's hands and was accepted by him. In. the afternoon another call from Union church, Brucefield, was presented by Air. Johnston, in favor of T. Hall Woods, of St. Thomas, signed by 1u4 members and 21 adherents and offering $1,100 per annum, with manse and' ,four weeks' holidays. This call also was sustained and was ordered. to be sent to the Presbytery of London. Arrangements were made for the in- duction of Mr. Grant at Clinton on March 19th at 7.:10 in the evening. the moderator of Presbytery to pre- side. Mr. McFarlane to preach, Mr. Smith, of Hensel!. to address the min- ister and Mr. Small the people. Provisional arrangements were also made tar the induction et BruceHeld in case of acceptance by Mr. Woods, the moderator to preside, Mr. (irar.t to preach. Mr. Johnston to address the minister and Mr. Carswell the people. Tne following were chosen as mem- bers of standing committees for the year, the ministers named having Ir. each case Weir elders *associated with them and the first named heiug the convener : Home Milestone--- Meads. Fletcber, Shaw, Hamilton, Sabbath Hohools•-Meaers. McFar- lane, Small, Grant. Fitnance and Statistics - Messrs. Hamilton, Mann, Shaw. Systematic Beneficence - Messrs. Roes, Shaw, Fletcher. Supet-inteindence of Btudente and Order of Recruits - Molars. Sharp. Ross, McFarlane. Young People's Sooieti.-Hewn. Shaw. Oarriere, Pearcy. Augmentation - Messrs. 8 in a 1 I, Pearcy, Mann. Foreign Missions-dtessre. Larkin, Gndt. -Rlt:herdaoti. Social • Service and Evan- 1$eeers. °mewell, Fearcy. Rioltardttoo. 0•14erenee--Masers. Sharp, Car - tion► Johnston. -Messrs. Jobeeton, Mc- - Mows. WOW ottoman emamie GINN nal Inr- siagew�Mk w1a• ` OBITUARY. Hen. The death of Joseph dell, of Carlow. which occurred on Wednesday of this week. removed one of the best-known reeident. of Colborne township. Mr. Bell was in his eightieth year and bad been in failing beallh for the last year or more. The funeral will take place from the residence of his son-in-law, Gordon Young, Colborne towoabip, on Friday afternoon to Dungaunon cemet ery. Rosa. Mts. Agnes Roes, widow of the late Hon. A. M. Rote, for some year. mem- ber of the Ontario Legislature for \Vest Huron and ProvincialTreasurer, died on Wednesday everting at her home ht Toronto, aged eighty-one peers. The remains are being brought to Ooderich for burial. and a funeral service Will he held ill St. George'e church tomorrow (Friday) after the arrival of the 1:50 p m, train. Inter - meat "will be in Maitland et/mete-1y. It is about twenty years since Mrs, Rosa left Goderich with her husband to make their home in 'Toronto, Whet, IUr. Kufs die4,some years later. Four sons and two daughters survive : Alex., of Mexico ; Chas. C.. barrister. of Toronto : Dr. W. K., of Loodon : Arthur, of Australia ; Mies Rosa and Dlrs. Shannon. of Toronto. Mrs. Russ rorty a daughter of the late Thomas Ky-dd, one -Gene postmaster of Gode- rich. Straiton, After a long iliness Ernest Stewart Stratton, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Alex: Stiaitou. passed away on Saturday evening in his thirty-fourth year. His death In tbe prime of young man- hood is deeply regretted by his rel»- tives and friends. Stewart had been in poor health for several year's. and wben bis lungs were found to be seri- ously affected be went to Gramm - burst, spending the winter of 1911 at the sanitarium with appareht bea.efit- Atter returning home last *peen however, the decline rect.=men and in spite of all that medical skill and loving care could do for bim be gradually loot strength until the .ted. Besides his parents, brothers and sis- ters, be is survived by a wife and two young daughters. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon from the residenue of his parents, 8t. David's street, t0 sols cemetery. The members u .1. O. O. F., and Inverts alp, Sons of Scot- land, of both of which the deemsad was "i member, were in atteniaoe.. Rev. Geo. R. (tow conducted service,' and the pallbearer. were Mayor Reid, H. C. Dunlop, Fred Sturdy, W. T. Millar, A. D. McLean and Geo. Ma - Kilpatrick. The late Mrs. William Kapatriek, who passed away suddenly et her h ome on Bruce street ..n Saturday evening, Febuary 24th. was a native of the city cat Toronto, where .he was born sixty -41x years ago. About forty-eight years ago she was united in montage to her now sorrowing husband et "The. Diggings." in West Wawanosh. They settled in Ashfield township, where they trade their home until five years ago, when they moved to Goderich. The dammed was an active worker in Knox church, of which she was a faithful member, and she enjoyed the esteem and re- spect of a large circle of friends. Be- anies her husband, a family of six sons sod five daughters ate left to mourn her los.. They are Mrs. Thos. Shackleton, of Asbfleld : W iniaw, sof Iowa : Mrs. W tu. Mallougb. of gees - water ; Samuel, of Grand Ridge, 111. David, of Denver : Mew. Petrie, of Ashfield : Mrs. Springate arid las ah. both of Chicago: Joeeph and Chalice, of Provost, Alta.; and itis. Bina, at home. All the tamily with the exception of trio none, David and Jorepb, were here for the tuoeral. which took place Iasi Friday morning to Dungannon cemetery. Rev. tiro E. Roes conducted the services and the pallbearers were the four eons : William, Samuel, lsaiah and Charles Kilpatrick, Albert Shackleton and David Sproul. DR. MEDD ON CHURCH UNION. Not Convinced That the Step Shedd Be Taken. At the forenoon service in Victoria street Methodist church last Sunday tbe pastor, Rev. Dr. Medd, spoke on church union and referred wt leo,gth to the basis of union. Among other things he said that at no time mai he enthusiastic over the queen m of church union, and he was not now in favor of it upon the basis submitted. Nevertbelees be did not wish to deter any man from voting for it who, un- der God, telt it his duty so to do. The question was wide and ler-reaching in consequences, and should be ap- proached intelligently prayerfully and in the fear of Nod. As pastor of the church his only wish was, by fair and impeirtlal etatement,todrew atten- tion to fort alnthings Use basis troutala. Having done this, every man must decide for himself how hie hallo' shall be marked- He then referred to the km of money and men tbruugh ovee- Isppiug of the work of abs churches in many places. Ueioa, he said. is not always etseogth : at 1 mss it i. week- in regarded a creed ae a naeeaalt,y in a CbrleUiatt ceras. A a6otob shavill hose a eleaely MOnedd eel $11 Ioy eoecistest w11R Iq with reason. revelation and rigbM.s.- Elrellistitedammemi• No man is featly better than itch` Rb..r sites ahrisMse b1 enf . �pttt+lillbww� �• �� en�. Is saiimerelf differ widely from the doctrinal staod- ajde of Presbyterianism Before these /standards CAD blend some tbings must go out forever. He did not think that the answer to the earioure. prayer. "that they also may be one," involved organic union of the churches. It looked for some. teiog better. it would be a difficult Mirk to prove 'bat denominationalism had not been a hlee in:( to the world. Possibly it bad stimulated the intellec- tual and spiritual life ut the church 4o the luting benefit of all mea. Were all evangelical churches merged into one national (lomat there was no evi- dence at hand to show that national righteousness would increase. Whether such a church would excel the denominational churches in Chris- tian benevolences ur in ago- eisive evangelism was at bast not 1,•oved. History hat scant evidence. if any, in its favor. Indeed. literaiure declared that Ibe Wesleyan revival was a God- send to England. If this declaration of literature Were wrong, were we to cout•lude that the birth of Wesley was a calamus % Wesley believed that the world was his par'ieb, and that the mission of Methodism was to spread :scriptural hnlinese over the land, and them are men today who think that there is still 0,u'o in the world for such a basion. Dt. Medd then referred to several parag-apps in the printed basis ot union. Meowing what he believed to be t heir import and content. In this he was closely followed by the congrega- tion. as indeed he was through the whole discourse. HOCKEY NOTES. The last game in the series of town league garuee was played on Fri- day evening. wben the Dreadnoughts "came to life" again and defeated the A. O. V.'s by the score of 4-0. Cy Hood refereed. (Hes Ttegritill -Montreal bankers again were ewtncesfnl last Friday atternoon in the hockey contest with the clerks of the Bank of Commerce and the Sterling Bank. The score was 4-0 in their favor. Cy Hood was the referee. Progress is hriug mase by the managers of the different teams in signing up players for the football lesee e. The proposal to place an "all Bnglish" team in the field is being re- vived and it Ibis is done an exeitiug dories of games may be looked for in the rooting spying months. The uoderich raver, who went to 8eafortb on Tuesday evening to play tbe return game with the team wnicn was hese las. Tuesday of last week were defeated by the score of 7-1. The Ooderieb boys were not in it when it cane to e1?setive team work, and bad it not freer for this good work of W. Chapman in gnai the score would have been much i.rger. Cy Hood. of Gode- rich, Wes the referee. The To.cnarneat, Considerable interest is heing mani- feetei in a hockey tournament, the first games in which were played on West street rink last Monday evening. The four Mame entered in the contests worked hard to win, in otder to secure a place in the final game. The Canoe Club team and the Dreadnoughts went on the ice first with W. A. ()bap - man me referee. After an hour s battle the score stood 4-0 in favor of the "paddlers." The gone between the Iroquois and the Senecas followed sod woe very closely contested. At full-time the score was 33, but the Irogtwis managed to gain a lead of one goal durieg the ten minutes' over- time. the game ending 4-3 in their fever. W. MacDonald, of Sarnia. was the referee. The following wa• the line-up of the respective teams : Mene..•tnng Canoe Club --coal, 11. Pulley': point. W.- Npahr ; coverpoint, R. Lloyd: centre. F. Saunders: rover. A. Grrnnx : 'right wing, R. Craigie: left wing. R. Platt. Dreadnoughts--0oai, R. Jones : point, J. Tank ; eoverpnint, B. Dean centre, J. Chisholm : rover, W. Chis- holm : right wing, R. Met.ean : tett wing, B. Kuntz. Iroquois -Goal. C. Webb; point, Smith: coverppoint, Wells: centre, Hood ; rover. Mctloneld : right wing. Page : left wing, McLeod. generate -Goal. H. Maedel . point, R, Pridharn : coverpoint, R, Beet : centre, B. Fritzley; rover. E. Swarts: right wing, C. Robertson: left wing, W. Snare'. The Iroquois and tbe Cenoe Club teams being the winners ct the round, the final game will be played by theme two clubs on Friday evening. The individual members of the winning tetun will be presented witty it suitable souvenir by the manager of the rink. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Remember the Hussars, in Victoria Opera House on March 2810. For all occasions use Blackstone*. delicious ice .ream in bulk or fancy' bricks. 'Phone 340. The [.adios' Aid Society of North street Metbodist church will hold n paler concert st the home of lir. W. T. Burney on Friday evening March Tend. Candy and aprons will be ire sale. gt "Sealebipt'• are pure, nourishing oyster meats. They come direct from the meet to our store coder seal We well them from a cleanly white and bliss pnreslain-enadseled refrigerstor, which lasoree Na genuine. Tt y some, ▪ this will sraaviece you there are n one better. Ake flesh home-made candy.pure sand dwlieiotm. at Rear - details Ode. The value and %importance a Chyle teen adoration w.tey present- ed in North street 11.1110 i rt eharcb keit Sunda, by Raw. Dr. whgaer. ref 81. Thanes. peeaideat of Londe" (`on- menspied the pulpit at �1