The Signal, 1912-8-29, Page 1ATRIAL T RIP
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T�E STERLINGBAftIi
6P CANADA
Joint Accounts
A joint Seelig' Account has many advantages. It
snables hatband and wife, businessrtnen, or any
two pinyon. to have an account subject to deposit or
withdrawal. and is not affected by the ehsence or
d Bath of either.
GODERICH. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912
0130ERICH MARKETS.
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lwl
Heat v►.0
Peas. peg
.'toms, My. lass ssK
Fleur. wheat, per wet
tlre& pee tem
per
. per tom, new •
° v«h�ey?'`
e:peef, � orrt
.per .wt
T.varDar Aug.lt6.
per beleb� �1 WWI lau 00
per 13te 100
056m •re
I10te 110
1 0e to 109
p.0 tea 10 M to to 00
100 to 1 75
100 to 110
17 10 is 1700
ton 10 00 to 10 00
00
w themM ate
we led - 6 3p� M 5 130
• 116 tt. ID W 0110
0 11 to 014
116t 1511
Potatoes. per bushel.. 1 10 by 1 el
.rate to per eat. 0 pe to 600
amu 700
e30to 010
4uo 430
.els . ad 0 00 to 05 o e 00
55
cwt 7011to 73
25 to 30
per ib...
perils
Head Office, King ar.d Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich-Branch-ANDREW PORTER, Manager
AssessmentVS. Insurance
P rticipat%g Jnsur;,nce
The advantages realised
profised frommaacttualing � experience. rance over
Anyone tis -
red with are being t insurance may benefit himself by communicating
And his present
personally or by letter with
A. G. NISBET
District Agent. Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada
These bJ Oder next to Canadian Bank of Commerce Goderich
STEAMBOAT `AGENCY
J. W. CRAIGIE
Agent for
graA1kaCITY OF DETROIT II
(D. & C. Navigation Co.)
ntextrta HURON
(star -Cole Line).
Harbor office wed et tows 000Mhtel olk.
Uptown office en egte Mgt C. P
sloe. Teleptoae.-Ne. U and No. IN.
Persons FREIGHT
Id
eewodall uptown office.
AUC IONEERb.
PUBLIC NOTICE
WARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
SERVANT& -Powers requtrl.g farm eels
swam ap atone. o WILLIAM M0 1 IL -
LIN, Dion Uoveramest imtploymeet
tit. H e
Oat. per lett with H. D.
WDel84 Misr. Oat.. will waive prompt
ettestloa. 60-U
NOT1CB.-I HEREBY GIVE PIIS
LIC wake that aepwsss basally right to
eel! any of Wecera or ohattela eft q
C hrlsopher Lamberts,. s to hays say ass;
lag. therewith. M h, had Lit them in psi
charge toners Mr awing his Waseca OS-
WALD P. I.AMBIRTUS.
Ooderich. Augnet nth. 1912.
The Signa ur the
Isobaric*of a year
to new subscribers
for -only
25 CENTS
THE SIGNAL PAIN.1NU CO.. Ltd.. Pvsusemas
FOR SAID 4111 TO BENT
OUSE AND kill' FOR SALE ON
►iroler pantq.
ask oieit rim.; about 100:100, EVERYBODY LiOES TO THE POINT
Trafalgar erred. -Haus bedrooms, part«•
iLABOR DAY SPORT S
lumber can be saved. The boat is
. owned by M. Kandy, of Niagara Falls,
Ont. When she struck the island she
was already pertly filled with water.
A great bole was torn In her es she
hit the rocks, and a veritable torrent
of water poured in.
Mrs.Thomas Swanson. wife of the
captain, and her two children were
lying in their berth In the cabin at
the time, while husband and brother
struggled with the little craft on deck
above. When the vessel struck, the
children were torn from their mother's
aide by the force of inrt►ebing water,
and were wombed about the cabin for
several mi.utee before she could again
get her ernes around them.
Life-saver. experienced great diffi-
culty in reaching the Larsen, the surf
boat missing jagged points of rocks
many times.
The Swanson. were taken to the
life-saving stat ion, and will be kept
tbere until recovered from the shock
of their experience. The lilife-saving
tender Amaranth and g
crew will mike an effort save the
Laken'. sargo.
The Tars= is the same vessel which
was reported missing over a month
ago, but turned up lister safe and
sound in Sarnia Bay.
amt water o0eIs sus e : s Pa can
hash. V+� ��} FARM FOR THE HOLIDAY.
hadatT ICtlIUISALIIRpTCIC
f'10 RENT. --COIIFORIABLTWO-
-L STORY brick house an Vkt street;
.11 TWO -
w aken oonverdeaeer. Pesseedon can be
Own anytime atter •.ptember 14- Fur terms
Y
,pd tartyM dMWyly ply to MAL.00LM
c Y.
TO I;IINT.- HE
tress se norasr of SLY-
: eine room
W A��m!IlE, Hca d
LBON HILL. fou.
I<
17-1m
essfortabloBritemola
oeevealenow.
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P. O.
TOWN OF OODERICH.
Take notice that the municipal count! of 110
Icorporation of the town of Ooderich intend. to
conAnut.3nine-Inch sewer on William 4reet
in e .'aid town. between Britannia road and
the
Cogley street, and intend., to amen. • portion gf
thhe� anal net thereof upon the real property to
Ibe^lmsedlotet7 beneattd thereby. hontinp or
abetting upon wiltla= t, aforesaid. Do-
ttweweetsthe Bald pct cost &oral& . tom. W Ieryt k tri
Anal
and that a
esteemed also �e 'lo amt pt'a
twenty •
p.esd M M spegatpjase red tar th.eaid work.
.red the names oft thele tar as
the sere sen be lost
revkwd emserment roll
rued la the were of rho chairty, and is open f,fkr - eros
'
patty, bsm
hoare The estimated cost• of the work ie
NUN. of which 4174.37 is to be vided out of
the general fund,. of the municipality.
A court of revi.fon will be held on the 0th
dry of September. 1912, at thebour of 8 o'clock
in the afternoon. at the council chamber is the
town of (loderich. for the rurpm,e of hearing
complaint. again.1 the proposed as.e..,ment or
the accuracy of frontage me.. uremenl... oran
other complaint which the per.ons tote
may desire to make and which p., by law cog-
nisable the court.
Dated the nth day of August, 1912.•,Clerk.
THOMAS OUNDRY
AUCTIONEER
�R�ozp Q, All instructions by mail
tended a. ale will
11�ompW •
to
v-Yv-Y
Th
WANTED. s
1 10 Boys, 15 yeirs and up. 1
5 .Cabinet -makers or 1
handy I
e men.
meet with too s.
NAVIGATION CO. ~4,1 3 Men for the glue room.
DETROIT & CLEVELAND a Machin
Apply at
CiTY OF DETROITII.
•
Smut=
GODERICH ORGAN CO.
_ !s OFFICE
FOR MACKINAC ISLAND
Fridays 11.30 a. m.
"moue way 16.00 round trip.
FOR DINT
Saturdays, 22.70 p. m.
453.1X1 one way $&50 round trip.
1
rte: amsMsa�
STAR -COLE LINE
STR. HURON
Leaves Goderieb
FOR SAUULT STE. YARIE. MICH..
VIII No. th Channel. Georgian may.
Tuesday at 9 p. m.
FOR PORT HURON, DETROIT,
T01.8.00 and CLEW EL AND.
Friday at 12 midnight.
AR 1.8:1.
General Manager. Detroit. MMh.
SWISIMmissamma
.use►
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses meet Al) trains.
Private calls have prompt and
careful attention. First - clam
livery ontfita at all limes..
Reasonable prices.
THE DAVIS LIVERY j
F. & T. M. Davis
Proprietors
South Street 'Phone No. 61
- --rte-�
W [RVRI-JPN ':, UILILIETJN
t
Many clients of ours have made thousands of
dollars by investing in Weyburn property during 1
the past year. We can show a list of prominent
business men who have made small fortunes by
investing in
WEY1:;URN
When you consider that the Grand Trunk
Pat iftc are grading their line into Weyburn, the C.
P R. and G. T. P. are building new stations.
freight sheds and yards, roundhouses, etc., and that
buildi14g permits run over $800,00o for the year so
fata record that many a city of 75,0oo would be
proud of -wouldn't this convinceou that an in-
vestment in property situated only five blocks from
the postoflice at $25o per lot is good buying and
bound to make you money? Better write us at once.
We sell on easy terms.
1 V. Campion & Company
swYRrrY E,&mc BVTLDII
•
WBTHORN. RARILETO'H$W e!N
OUIiE FOR d.ALB.-GOOD, COM-
rORTABLE, oaorsaieus back house on
Wait. An eonvenienose. Nios
Hood loeatay. Apply at THE 810.
AL.
H=VT.-COMFORT-
ABLETO T.-COMFORT-
ABLEtwo-darf tom hone on Viotorla
NAL
ateW. Mt teo
o n Apply 1IGoFF-
LIOR SALE. --1 WO$RICK HOUSES,
1` welperativab mew, with all modem im-
provesests, Fer aiktseniars and terms
eases WILES. W. A. enettes. east. styst.
LISOICE FARMS FOR DAM -162
lets sell serge east
11 aMsin
ee .•er ;see
=edwell t and
es
and orchard 0a .� Mia Situated eeheethee
expected obsolete ��gOOOttettta from Sarnia to
Oodericb. Wiesen t5*deaer or separates,For
fu ILaerrIB, partiGodecularsich„ o THOId R17U
FOR SALE.
A Big Program for Afternoon and
Evening at the Popular lakeside
Resort -Athletic Contests, Base-
ball, Music, Dancing. and a Great
Fire on the Beach to Close the
Day's Fun.
ARM FOR SALE. -SIXTY-FIVE
acres. lot 14. oemomeion 8. Y_ D. Colborne.
and a halt hams house, kitchen and
oto outbuuHlnphart water pump at M-
otes doer ; teleeb0M esnectlon. Good hams
baro, 40 . 601, addrlvies boom and other build -
1 • good hard water Damp at bsra. All
h.lsins.
are 1. mei °sedition. flee is -damp
der
Geed IAsiesisaiah a
demand lea
shoot •a ea V
]■HtiTUN or
Vt 0 R SALE. - SEED WHEAT.
McGee, Saltie clean.P. 110..W. ea WALTER
VOR SALE. -GOOD THOMAS OR-
E
fs OAN. piano
�1 et reasonabsix le, used only
n 2.11
few yeses
,t O. HOHl,lT11CR'8 Furniture amore.
(`IOOD JERSEY COW FOR SALE.-
. Apply MRS. 1CAPT.4 JOHN Mc11ONALD•
Britaa*la road.
Arrangements are be 05 att
hele red
Point
the Labor Day spirts
Farm next Monday, and if the
weather is of the holiday variety there
will likely be a ironic' crowd at the
Poiot, which Las seen some big crowds
in it... day. The large posters announc-
ing the events of the day have been
distributed over the counuyslde, and
Ore athletes are getting the•r muscles
in trim. the besehall "lane" are get-
thret ready to cheer their favorite
team, the violinist, are tuning up for
the mazy dance, the lessee are put -
Ung new trimming on their best
frocks, and
Proprietor his visitors thes
preparing tgive
day of their fives.
The program of athletic contests
will commence at 2 o'clock and will
Include the following events :
1. 440 ye :zyoje run.
2. Running broad jump.
3. 220 yards daab.
4. Running high jump,
5. 880 yards run.
6. Blind pig' race.
7. 120 yards obetaele race.
8. Vaulting with pole.
9. Walking spring pole.
�'1 intla'frt 5 13 10, Pickaback wrestle.
l reboot. by at. Jeri Good prizes are offered for these
see tilts tater. I vents.
Mita JAMES 8Y- At 3:30 the baseball match, which
IIINITON, sobers w111 decide whether Blyth or Goole
Gode-
rich is to "wart the pennant," will be
.- HOUSE AND called. Owing to the bridge at Au-
burn being impassable and the water
in the river very high, tbere promised
to be some difficulty about getting
the Blyth team here, hut 11r. Gold-
thorpe arranged that 11ie players
should come by automobile b way of
Clinton: so they will be on by
all
right.
During the afternoon and evening
there will be dancing in the big hotel
parlors. with plenty of good music.
Those who like may indulge in bath-'
iug at the splendid beach or engage in
any of the many different amusements
always to he had at the Point Farm.
In the evening, rafter 'unset. there
will be a great fire spectacle on the
beach. Everybody will want to see
this.
Admission to the grounds will be
ffi for children, 10c. Each person
paying the admission fea will receive
a tictet entitling the holder to the
privileges of the grounds for the after-
noon and evening.
Refreshments will be sold on the
grounds and meals will be served at
the hotel at the usual prices.
This is the last summer holiday of
the season, and the Point Farm ie the
place to spend it.
i10 3
. ewm.A
entw
ssppeerrttiknown as 1
f sslie eoreer OWar, Jordan et
os -.+. .�
nett. all kmea�er Mre4 i g
NALeOFFIL;L . att
pM17-a
V9ANTED. - FOR A CLIENT,
tarns near oea�1�. Send frill particle -
LAND lowest price and 1Mt terms. NL LHOL -
LAND a; CO.,Tsr 1S. Op 1- 111-]m
CANOE FOR SALE. -NEW 1912,
Wm. Earns instarbaree mak.._ to Ant-
oine ceoditlon. Apply le eIGNAL OFFICE.
FOR SALE. -A GOOD DRIVING
[mare. six years old. not *hold ofautos.o
aus.
Alsoow
p baggy and harness. light 11 and -
heavy wagon for one horse. Apple J. T.
ELL. Hlncke street. near Huron road. Can In
the wooing. or at peen.
FO1t SALE. - BARN ON PROP-
ERTY belonging to J. E. Jordan. South
street. Address any commanieatJowl to 242
Oxford Street. London.
Ott
STEAM LAUNCH FOR �I.B A AT
bargain, ammonite steam yam• ;
o.adttis.•sosdthirty Erne: • trj
GanIIPi k1N( MIS:B to Never
aleYf-
toot meet Yacht Broker. 105 Tonne at 1741_
onto'-------- -- EED FOR SALE. -HAVE. JUST
PEED
a large amount of mixed emits
which i will sen at a reasonable price. It Goa.
stets of barley. w heat and oats. Also have a lot
of extra good dry teed wheat. Storehouse at
EL David s ward •ohoot Open every Thursday
anlit*lurdey. J. F. ANDREWS. -
i4'OR SALE. -GOOD CIDER VINE, -
GAIL wholesale or retail. D. F. HAY -
LINK.
CHAUFFEURS. __
125��CC
AA PER WERE 18 AVER-
.1/kr AGE salary that ohaeflhnrs who
ve taken our oorrespendemoe course aro get-
ting. Wouldou like to drive a car I Write
for tree book TORONTO AUTO INSTI
TUTS. Toronto. -
FIRST -CLAIM FARMPelt SALE
or to nal. let 1. eenoe.den 7, women dtvi-
ebsD. Colborne seweship. 104 ane.. with Art -
dam house. with modern cdsvoniemees. good
bank hoes. rieorehani mad Nr utp d water.
Farm Ma in pasture for TearsWeald siarkne rattUat y..ApMt7s F. W.
RENT.--UUMMODIOUS HOUSE
eD Neirp street. AH 10.0 65f.o.r.
3�Vpplly JAS: BUCHANAN, JR. at Goderich
yning Mille.
TO RENT. - SEVEN - ROOMED
pIeven rything te7heua. both,eleottoIt• hot water
month. Apply BOX II repair.
OFICkF
LIOR SALE OR RENT. - "MAPLE
r Lawn.' the p eseut hero of the under -
awed. Dorset Newgate street and Cambria
read. Possession �
epn can he ghee October 1st, «
AA▪ LSX r S,r�AUINDERS, (lodedehto saOwa
l n rchCo..ast.
1S2t
A Popular School
It is freely admitted that
among the High-grade Oommer-
cial School' of Canada t h e
CLINTONLEGCOL-
stands inBUSINESS fhe orsiront.
In point of attendance this col-
lege is exceeded by only three or
tour len Ontario. It is affiliated
with the Commercial Educators'
Association of Canada. and Its
t last year trained
and in excelient positions
over two thousand young p=opfe,
thus making them the latytest
trainers in Canada.
A few months ago Mr. Spottou
visited business colleges . Ilr-
trolt, Cleveland, Belisle, Roth.
ester. Ryvselse, New York and
Boston; mad, with the knowl-
edge of Bodeen. Science Rained
M1fip�ttr, he Ps isthe
beet Mode rn training that can
bells of ambitious vnu.g
tae studying entirely at
urate of the Home
_ L while they
ingohre work 1 others
f ly at 110..ea
goareoteas 048 The 0110. oto56
t ai the saandp for
was tlsan tleess
U1 letathe
«�wri
This reopens Rept-
Mahar
11 OUSE FOR SALE. -ON BRUCE
IA street ; eleven rooms, hath, rower omneo-
qqopup,, good cellar. good 0lemrn. Apply � o
NettKILPATIsiO realise.oo threalise.
PROP SRTI E S FOR SALE. -A
trams two Dory reseteece on Hoare
e▪ ase lash ('. A. Names. has 10 rooms;
ander all of,t1so boas :nod
elms and a good stable.
Also a pod comfortable trams rsMdreoe:
Not e. laevo M above. but In spfeee i Opnei
don. Club t5 meorl.
.Mo a eamisrtable frame beam 0 three
re
Me 05 et Mese nt*01011 there aro a a of lase.
prates,eer aae., eheies will
rbe comtr�0
les
som- be had iii owe. O GM
DRY, ooderiok.
FRAM FOR MALE. -THE BAST
halt of let one in ?4be fourth
eon. &stern Division of the township 1..h
Said. eeetalala1 100 acres. The hulklings coo
aid eta Mme hones and balm bare. There fere Is
s
* reran oroh*rd. For �AT8 t Ell,
�����d Pb. 12-tt
LORAN. (Iaaerieb. -
A FRATERNAL VISIT.
REALE.-THE 10a4CRE FARM
eon -
1=
Med.
fend
ow
pr
sates le
omnis kiebar. ling p,
11 eV erdsR
d sRwown. In war ems et
towns and C. P. st.{ to mqa�ro
0V.IN.
the town**.ket
Mot.
}-1°I
SALE. -133 ACRES 0!'the LAND
tbe tint sonosimienot
A., about 1 =ties « of NIM Heeeehip d
ahtM:Zeg an
eONe
_ P O. OWtf.
-B f -THA DESIRABLE
sroperty AsY1� riArta sad
I .efe�r� p !!e IFps
a.a. be
se ♦veru
vela
HAMILTON BUSINESS MEN TO BE
IN GODERICH SEPTEMBER 12th.
Will Be Entertained by the Town Coun-
cil --Effort to Be Made to Secure
Partial Operation of West Shore
Railway This Fall Another Re-
quest to Hon. Adam Beck for the
Long -promised Report on Maitland
River Power.
RALPH DISHER
AT LONG BRANCH.
Dungannon Boy's Wonderful Shooting
Makes a Sensation.
A conference of the town coua.il
with members of the Board of Trade
was held in the council chamber an
Tuesday evening, and a number of
matters requiring special attention
were discussed.
Visit of Hamilton Business MoD.
The first was the contemplated visit
of a party of Hamilton business men
to Goderich on the 12th of September,
under the auspices of the Hamilton
Board of Trade. The party is aiming
over the new C. P. R. line from Ham
ilton to Guelph, leaving Hamilton
on September 11th, accompanied
by a band. The C. P. R. is supplying
tbe laded. Pullman equipment for the
trip, and the Hamilton men are look-
ing forward to a good time. It. is ex-
pected that the party will include
many of the most influential men of
the city and will number from fifty
to one hundred. At Guelph the
party is W be entertained on the even-
ing of the lltb. and the nett day
Goderich is to 170 fill objective point,
with stops at a signaber of towns along
the route.
Arrangements will be made by the
town council for the entertainment of
the visitors here. and it is hoped that
when they leave they will carry away
a good opinion of the town and 118
people. The entertainment here will
probably take the form of • drive
about the town followed by a luncb-
e )n.
Several members of the Dungannon
Rifle Association. and others from As-
sociations in the Huron County Rifle
League, took part in the big Long
Branch event and picked up some
of the money. Among tbe Dungan-
non shooters was young Ralph Dieber,
who was looked upon among the vet-
eran rifleman ae a prodigy.
The Toronto papers all com-
mented upon young Dither's phen-
omenal shooting, and The Toronto
Star had the folklwing :
With the veteran Captain Tom
Mitchell making a foible total of
200 at 800 yards, 500, , and 800, and
Disher. the fifteen -year-old shooting
wonder from Duogennon, near Gode-
rich, holding hie own in lsisley com-
pany, this year's meeting of the On-
tario laifle Association is remarkable
for its surprising features.
Poseibles were the order yesterday
in the Coronation match and, from
first until els last, record work was
done, whether, In the Coronation
or the Duke of Uprnwall and York.
Naturally Pedal, the wonder of
the event is the Dungannon prodigy.
He is Ralph Dasher, son of Adrian
Disher, miller, of Dungannon. He is
not more than fifteen. if he is that old,
and he is small for his age. To look
at him you marvel that sucb a little
fellow can handle such a big gra
When he is not ploggine the target,
he is helping his father in the chop-
ping twill.
Here are his individual scores for
the first two days :
City of Hamilton matcb. 34 out of
35.
ewt■�,��
-A BUILDING LSP
AarI Newest* weer. Apple a Y. J.PPtotttD-
OUSE AND Ike, FOR KALI! Olt
Zeros .eed,n,mstt Maims
aimol btheat
4e�spmp�ft%tcats1m.
aau517woss.hI
THE JULIA LARSEN WRECKED.
Little Schooner Well Known at This
Port a Total Loss.
Sarnia, Aug. r. -The little 50 -ton
schooner Julia Larsen of Sarnia was
wrecked in a fierce gale off Thunder
Bey Gland Iasi night. The captain
and crew are all residents of Sarnia
and were only saved by heroic work
on the part of the life-savidg corp. on
the island.
The Larsen was hound down from
Spanish River with a cargo of lumber
for dealers here. She became water-
logged early in tbe day and was blown
about at random, finally being tossed
by the waves on the rocky ledge at the
southeast end of thunder Bay Island.
'Five lives were in danger for a time.
but remarkable work on the part of
Capt. Parsons and Thunder Bay island
life-savers averted a tragedy.
The Larsen is a total loss, but it is
believed that part of the cargo of
SALiL-100 AORE 4 OF LAND
mot .tSlh Niton X01 �
,Seem 1 1•M. �aSS `epM,'
SITUATIONS VACANT.
PROBAPE
TIONERS WANTD FOR
swathed 000.05.1 Ho.p1W.-Threeyears'
Douses. Apple le lslfer be the SUPSAiLN-
n1ENT. Strolling, 0G
0
A pPpRENTI(OES WANTEDbpT 0
> yW.T. PYf.I. W.glaYs5.m strut. 0
i I I
deb.
WANTED. -TWO ORGAN VAR-
NIBS ro�bber{s nod ens ,lila ,
Irmo"
♦e 41101 W. ( Qat se t0 ( . Tl�idH
ANTED. -A RAID FOR OEN-
MAL WPM GEORGE E.
-
LOST OE FOUND.
City of Toronto. el out of 70.
Osler, 47 out of 50.
Extra series. 8bullseyes at ROO yards.
llte shoots with the Dungannon team,
which is capturing both glory and
gold, and he enters eyery available
cies& Not being a soldier boy, this
"bloomin' little recruity" is barred
from the uniformed events, but he ap-
pears at the treasurer's desk every
little while, and when his ccntingent
leevee forhome somebody may flnd it
necessary to help him carry his win-
nings.
What has made this infant phenom?
Like the poet, was he born a great
shot, or, like Topsy, bas be just
growed ?
Captain Charles Elliott, of Dungan-
non team, says be has another rising
star of the butts.
"Balfour Simpson is about Dieher's
age and size," said Elliott to The Star.
"Disher has the edge .rel Sinipeoh,
perhaps, but at our County League
shoot Simpson made tt:, nut of 70.
Simpson couldn't copse, or we should
have had a pair of my youngsters.
Walt a little, however, and 111 come
down with a team of boys. Seven or
eight are shaping up in a way that I
like to see."
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The Electric Railway.
The next 'matter taken under con-
sideration was the electric railway.
Last fall there was a considerable traf-
fic over the completed portion of the
road, between Kintail and Godericb,
the construction engine being used for
motive power. This gave the farmers
of the northern country facilities for
shipping hay, grain and other prod-
ucts, and for getting in supplies of
coal, a great amount of heavy teaming
thus being avoided. It is desired to
retinue this service in some mariner
during the coming fall, and a commit
tee composed of Mayor Reid. Dr.
Macklin, president of the Board of
Trade, and L. L. Knox, town clerk.
was appointed to do everythiug pos-
sible in the matter. some means of
traction will have to be secured, the
construction engine not being avail-
able now, and some agreement will
have to be arrived at among the
several parties interested in the rail-
way as to the manner in which the
traffic is to be managed.
Single Fare tor Labor Day
Via the Grand Trunk Railway Rystem
between alt .talions in Canada. also
to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.,
Niagara Falls, susnenaion Bridge and
Buffalo, N. Y. 'Pickets good going
August 30th and 31 et ;Alia
September let
and 2nd. All tickets vagi titr;rr return t
until Wednesday. Septa
912.
Minimum rate twenty-five osupts.
Secure tickets and full p•ttieulars
from F. F. Lawrence, Grand Trunk
Agent, G«lere:h. ,
Low Rates for Labor Day via Canadian
Pacific Railway.
On account of Labor Day, the Can-
adian Pacific Railway will issue re-
turn tiek.te at single first-class fare
(minimum charge. 26c.) between all
stations in Canada.. Part Arthur and
.t, also to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
N. Y.. Detroit and Sault Ste. Marie.
Mob. Good going August 30 and 31.
September 1 and 2. Return limit.
September 4 1912. Full particulars
from any C. P'. R. agent..
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The Power Question.
P rtly arising oat .,f the electric
railway discussion, the question of
hydro -electric power again came up.
and the following resolution was
passed :
Moved by James Mitchell. seconded
by H. E. Hodgens, that this meeting
of the council and ciuizens of (lode -
rich respectfully but urgently aske ot
the Minister of Power and the Hydro -
Electric Commission that the promised
repos t on the power development of
the Maitland River and the supply of
electric energy for this district be
submitted at as early a date as pos-
sible. Also that the Commission be
asked to name a price for 5110 horse-
pewer delivered at Goderich from the
.Hydro system pending the develop-
ment of the Maitland River As prone
ised by the Minister at a public meet-
ing held in Goderich on the 17th of
August, 1911.
A Card ot Thanks.
The managing committee of the
summer fair conducted en suooesefully
last week under the suspicion of St.
Peter's church wish to extend their
sincere thanks to aN who gave their
assistance ---to those who made dona-
tions, those who contributed to the
program, those who helped in the
work of conducting the fair. and
especially to the ladies and gentle-
men of all denominetions who by
their attendance and generosity made
the fair the great success it wits.
The proceeds amounted to the hand-
some total of over IbhlO, which 1,1113
1e- to be devoted towards the erection
of a new parocbiai residence in the
near future.
Mrs. Griffin to Open '-The S0. Leann
MCe. -
The et. Lawrence, the well-known
house on Montreal street. will be
opened shortly by Mrs. G. A. Griffin.
Who has .uce*safulty accommodated
summer visitors at the kitty boor
daring the summer. Any person de-
siring a nomfntahle boar id net
this tall 1e- invited to cosamun,c•te
with Mee. Griffin. The rates will be
reasonable. and the hoose will b• ees-
ducted In a manner which will elgt•ia
Mr.. Griffin'. repetatlo• es • e•p•W
manager.
WELL WORTH iNOWMIQ.
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loge's Tainted Cors ?dotes. lies. of
*sea equal the gessietw Loot for
the signature and be sure e1 esatisfee
tion nyder W.Us))B's today.