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grasping an opportunity for profitable invest-
ment P A savings account provides the remedy.
Head Office, King and Hay Streets, Toronto
I.ioderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
YOU DO NOT
HAVE TO .DIE
to win when you have an
endowment policy in
The MUTUAL LIFE of CANADA
A. G. NISBET
DISTRICT : AGENT
tiF'FII E NEXT CANADIAN IRONIC OF COMMERCE. 6ODERI('H
'YHowss : thrle le F. 21: Hncax 150. P. O. Box 381
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. - A LAUNDRESS.
Apply to MISS GRIFFITH. Alexandra
Romital. lis.
WANTED. -AT ONCE. A BOY To
dice wagon and learn bgqtebe> bed-
.
ase. O'BRIEN a LEGG. Sot strict
U ODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'hour/ meet all trains.
Private Cale have prompt and
areful attention. Flet - class
livery rotate M all limen.
Rear„nable pease.
THF: DAVIS LIVERY
.1EACHaER WANTEaninpt. D.-FURDative.t. N. S,
4/
Ne. , Cdborne (Dtorr
memo in Janonry next. Apply. stating oran-
gewood sod salary expected, to A. A. WIL-
LIA33 secretary. Dunlop.
F. t T. M. DATItt
Proprietors
South Street 'Phone No. 51
i
G EO. WATSOti
PRACTICAL
TAILOR
h.• rer,pet* • deme 1. the old stead.
Montreal street *sit Swart.' fiver) i
sed win m memo! to see an bl old
rneromer., as well as any sew omen.
('LOTH* CLEANED
Hi:renew and PRESSSD
beet style at moderate prime
OiR SIM A CALL
WANTID
TEACHER WANTED. -HOLDING
seeeedctase certificate for R. P. No. 5.
Qe/se township :Porters Hall. Dirties to
bMia tis tannery next. Apply. dating eaalt
�ami salary expected. to JOHN 'COR-
RANCL Seel. Porter's Hal P. U.
17 It
APPRENTICES WANTED AT
Dara. Apply to MISB HALEY. 72 ti:a•yr
wisest.
PECIAL.-SOME iNTEI.LIGFNT
tabes,• wanted for all -year wore in oar
�e/af{mests. Men that may grow
l7 LMbultar than eomtmon lahorrn ray.
�alinsw000.Ont�U SHIPBUILDING
OODERICH MARKETS.
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rR SALE -A BUILDING LOT
M. Mt Newrate Asset. Apply th F. J�p11aID
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it dW. 0aa ERTP street ; dire NNW
Apply W R 0IRiat1 NNW
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at lI NAL Grow. >G
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seRV ANT'S.
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AN IMPORTANT
Annowwement
oche Winnipeg Free Press of September 21st
contains an official announcement that the line now
building from Winnipeg through Weyburn will be
the New Southern Main Line of the C. P. R.
to the Coast. This means that Weyburn will have
four main lines of the Three Great Railways, with
shops and yards. Weyburn now has 133 buildings
udder construction. This is your last chance to
secure a lot in the original townsite five (s) blocks
from the heart of the city for $25o,00 on easy terms.
ACT NOW
We will guarantee this investment.
information given on all Western Investments.
E. V. Campion & Compares
wrrnvnrf $ (VRITY 13&1.11C BITiLDiNG
WI INUNN. MAALAT0MRWAN
f
1
R BALK -THS 100 -ACRE FARM
a tee 7th ewes ewe .1 cocio se, mem-
by the .MeeeeW. 1. eller* for We.
hs10 . rearsawileelialt brick head,
bebeak bars sal silo. and lade shed.
1tyfr geed seise: laso Ira Mose*
walMM of torte meek. Land alt esedsd
Aeon. is wry sea se the her tarty 1e
the ammeeleet
town vai
tree fes
riow .411 12-11.
FARM FOR BALI --THE RAST
ballot IK me le the lsaetk enema
toe. Nesters DivWii et the Leta of A.b
dell, coetaleigt MO scree. Tbe bedtd dee•
alit oM
f • hams brew . frame ors.• i.
r�wige �bdaldg DPOO� HATO st
11 184
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L1)RAN.OPoder.eb. l:nran/r 111-*
FIRST -('LASS FARM FOR SALE
or to rent. lot 1. coeeaden 7. weetera diet-
-ion. Colborne township, too acres with Arat-
dase house. with modern eonvenleoom good
tank barn, prod orebaed and plenty of water.
Farm M+ been in pasture for ten years.
Would rent hou.e rep.-atel1. Apply to F. W.
Mein*: AO FL I'aria w, Out.
L'OR SALE. -100 ACRES OF LAND
II mild north of the town of, Seafo tb.
fiaxl slay loam .dt'seder eul,tvatbo; bank
bars. with cement !!Deno; large frame
newly painted. all In good repair; well at, 0486
born and hosed An Ideal borne. Apply to
t!t10019USIL GOV ENLOCK. Seafoetb flet.
9044
(.WR SALE. -TWO VERY I/MIR-
1' ABI.'' houses. convenient to factorise and
Grand 1 nk station. Apply to (MARLIN
ARROWT1° RENT. - A TWENTY -ACRE
whore Two cors of
orchard. also small fruiter. For further Inform
atktn emir at THIO SIOXA L OFFICE, or to
MRS. (' o. FOWLER. et. Vincent street.
2i1.0
farm on the Byfield road. three miles
from , oder, -h. Good hn
POR SALE. -THREE HOUSES.
1' +n
swarm convenien.»a Two on Vic-
toria stermone
ie:toria.tewIand ars on Angoroea Two have
dashed W. T. P1CLLOW. Angte+en street.
10.11
HOUSE ANi) LOT FOR SALE ON
Huron meli a short distance from town
Hmi•s. Lot contains -two acres with good
orchard and snail trait,. Pram. hosed in good
repair. Anyone wishing to breast %satewill
be we'neme at any toe- Apply at THIS
OFFICE tee *formation.
UDR SALK-THAT FiNE RESi.
deutMl wooer* at the osrn•r of Cameron
and Rtt�lae formerly known u the A.
Icon Anse is Ar rale. It 000tains
et�bt. tows W with the cboiee-t
ff71te elfall • ,lis dee two brick
Proem sari iM�hue atm40. toe befit on=
=e7 sed We Meer la lrwi.eY. repair
ased
Uwe aapseh.'.rw l ewe Mf the mit led ad r
&II Is Aee1 Ysse P t/r4c w
ARM FOR SALK-150 ACRES.
rpt YI and part lit sa4.ceaeeseion of West
awanosb. three ranee hem Auburn, ix
miles from Ilanspases as two in Ina frost
Prosperity •Convenient to mho*
and chosen. Hood new brick hoose with far -
naw and telephone eeeneddon ; good barer.
TM farm is well reseed see well watered and
ie in a good state of eelttvatios. Ten acted
hardwood bash. roar acres at manned. mossy
winter fruit. Po-a.wt le eau be given any
time- Terns to suit purchaser. ALEJC.
RUSE. Auburn. ffi 11.
ARM FOR SALE. -SIXTY -Fl VE
ase.. 1st 14 rias- 0. !. L D. Cslb•r.e.
aid • ban frame Mw. Umbria and
Iw.pe=e� "rater aiso. sow 2
t kit -
w.
atikgi�tidinee ~oat thriving Au Sunrises
skiA-a ewen bst.lellorm ie eseenises is imoan
or -
Mew aim a'v sbeetla Il hem
Aunts t at>�I tells fret _uta i
I�@TON eta JOHN ST MN.
A P. 0. 14-1m.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
COTTAGE AND LOPS.
Thomas O i4,y 31.s reoeivved ,.Atsoctio.a
.dol oe et c smbs Wm1.m area. m Dennis Neville to • _. fee was torAM
rIeli' SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
atlo'cbeip.ea.the ��Al iota
s.10 3110 lwter
dami bora.
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DRffNfB THOn1M GUMMY,
lti.pet,t.r Asetieseer.
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idi `iti.tpp.t:. theIp
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THE CHID net worth tie Wiese of CHILD. real and plat�ia homes where they
were treated with kindness, supplied
_ with good food and clothing, and v nt
to stslrool, not only being wade happy
themselves but bringing happioe..e to
CHLO)RIN'S Aso SQCIETY. the bomes in which they were placed
-inetsocee like thew were given over
- - and over by M. Eli of. in many
Annual Meeting of the Huron County ceeea he haat been able by speaking to
parents who were neglecting their
Oreanizatien-Andreas ley Domin-
ion inspector Smart -Need of a
Children's Shelter tor the County-
THE
ounty
WHAT 18 HEINO DOME BY TME
children to hove conditions improved
wlthoet removing the children.
At the request of the Provincial
wpm int endent, J. J. Kelso, Mr.
EIIiolt visited about sixty children in
Huron county who were wards of the
There war a fah ly rood attendance Cbildren's Aid Societ y, rending in to
at the anneal .s.,Nov of the Chil- the Department is separate report of
deep's. Aid Society fur the county of ewwh cbild. "It is encoucegingr said
Mr. Elliott. "that we were able to
report that in nearly ell cines the
children were doing well and the
m . jntity of them were treated as
numbers of the family." There were
teeny kind-hearted people ready to
take these children. not alone for what
they could get out of tbein in the way.
of service but for the good they could
do thew ;mud there were hundreds of
homes inthi. county teat world be,
d !1 Williams (late manager of touch happier if they would take some
Huron. held hi the coml. house on
Tuday evening. James Mitr•hell,
president of the Sot'iety, occupied the
chair.
Secretary's Report.
The secretary, ties. J. Pollock, in
presenting his report stated that the
Child,erer Aid eloteety. as it now ex-
irts, was organised in July. 1811.
Previous to that lime Yr. Mitchell
an r.
the Bank of Commerce) rendered homeless child tort the gond they could
splendid service in the cause of
neglected children. Branch orgauiza-
tione were established in the early
months of this year at Sottottb,
VOinghan,, Blyth, Bruasebs and Clin-
ton. and these Societies are in a live
and thrifty condition.
The 'secretary voiced the thanks of
the Society to throe oho bad coutrib- tar Mae, 457 ; children taken As wards
used to *Ards its financial 'rapport, of the thoiety, 17 ; other county wards
mentioning particulea ly the grants of taken. ri : placed in footer -homes. 22
$200 from tbe county council and $,0 given to parents on probation, 3;
lions the town unwell of Godericb. replaced, 18; tr Wil rrtrnber placed or
Some of the brooch Societies had re- replaced.
p1 ed. 41 ; taken l,) lndustt ial
School,
, p.nded nobly.
Further pot thins (0 the secretor y'sa r. Elliottnee d aa knr w fedgMed the assist
t.
rapers were as follow,:
"1 feel ! would 11e 1. mise in my president of the �i.)ciety, County
duty were i to fail to c. -!I particul.r (Torso Attorney Seagei, Sud the
attention to the fact that to all the Provincial euperintendent..1. J. Kelso.
cases of neglect and *tote, of practical Impactor Smart's Ammar.
homeleaanese and (hetiiutian that
here come to the not ice of the Society
the county bar been put to very little
ezpen.e. Ttie Society has handled
almost every case by itself and .at its
own expense, and or it was found
necessary to put chit ren on the rotes
this was done only w en the children
were in ouch • condition that the So-
ciety could not conscientiously est
any private person to take and cue
ter tont' So they were sent to insti-
tutions the are Main tattled for ouch
do.
1 he following figures were prettented
by Mr. Elliott AV giving some idea of
the work done during the year
Coinplaints received and investi-
gated, l tt; personal interviews, 326 :
telephone inter view'', 1119 ; visits made.
32.5 ; letters received. 3?M ; letter..
The nett and concluding address was
by G. Bogue Smart, the Dominion In-
.peetor.
Mr. Stuart, in commencing his, ad-
dret.ar complimented the Society unon
the work it had done during its first
year, and suggested that theestahl, -h-
Ing of a children's shelter should be
the nett step in advance.
Of the thousands of children dealt
with by the various Children's Aid
Societies of Ontario, oinetreight per
purposes. As far as the knowledge of cont., said Mr. (Smart, turn out well.
the Children's Aid i' e my Roes, then This was especially remarkable when
is not one single child in the (Monty of it wad borne in mind that these chil-
Huron on the rates At the present
time -a record of which we ought to pia
he proud. homes.
'Still another fact : Our Crown ab In spite of all the efforte made, tte
torney, Mr. Se..ger, informs me that ohildr'en's Ai•i would always have
fewer cares of juvenile otiose have cases to de J with. The work must be
come to his official notice during the a perm.' enc fixture in every town,
past year than in any former years. etly and t'wn.hip.
Ind testified to the fact tbat the work Mr. Kelps and his department were
the Children'+ Aid Society has doue doing a..bly, hut were hampered for
was pr3bably one of the reasons for workers and funds to carry on their
this decrease.
'One thing is becoming more and
loose opponent, Mr. President, ant
that is the need of a home orosbelter
to which ehildren can be sent to be
cleaned and otherwise attended to un-
til foster-bomee are found for them. I
would bring this to the attention of
the good people of the county of
Huron at this time, for perhaps the
day is not very far distant when the
n eed must be met. -
The financial statement by the
treasurer, R. O. Reynolds, from Janu-
ary 8 to October 31, 1918, as follows,
'aa promoted :
Financial Sfgtsment-
agestrOs.
Jafrare; tJur tsmemrer.... • Ila
•
Bran
w S ZlLists. 700
War tr.
ia.............'in
illnindt mer ..... 100
dren came from hopeless homes, or
vee unworthy of being called
INNT COUNT OF MITI -
TOWN 001111LICIL
EVI4 1414.•
.71
Ohara grime
tab 1111013Cdriskeeom
Ch▪ ileHeh
71
Tina luaus. SIAM
ASA
Carty Agates newt.
0. 111. Elliott, the county agent of
tbe Society. upon whom devolves the
aetinal carrying out. of the Work of the
Society in oaring for elaildren gave
a toast interesting 'report. Though
amount of Ms diameter of muds
of the work he could hoe report it in
dated& sod be did eel wish to draw
as deck pietures of the meditioe of
that had Mom trader hie
melba yet he warn able to MU =omit
to satie how greet ellisegaia
MN% of umlauted Maim hed been
mama in many talltimese Om:
laierveetion of the flaeloo,
begs and glelle takes MIN boom sense -
PUBLIC NMI
It WHOM IT MAT
seem ress=1.1Mipriora
apsoille• ear rests emesisad be key wryer
tbe branding of a child with the ear -
beneficent work.
the town ; secretary, Rev. J. Pollock ;
treaeurer, Sheriff Reynolds.
The used of a shelter, in which to
care for children during the interim be-
fore they can be pieced in foster -homes.
was referred to several tiusee during
the meeting. Any person who is
desirous of doing • really meritorious
dead would find the opportunity in
providing, or helping to provide, such
an ituititudoe in Huron c/ounty. Any
contributions for this purpose, or for
the general work of tbe Society. wil:
be gratefully received by the tre•surer,
Stretiff Reynolds, or the oounty agent,
BODY IDENTIFIED.
°mule* M. FeR7, Second Cook of the
Steamer Fleetwood.
'rhe body le ported last week as hav-
ing been found on tbe lake shore
a few miles above has been
identified as that of Clarence M.
Foley, who wits second coek of the
from (fade, ich priuted in the news-
papers caught the attention of the
rehetives of the enfortunate young
Man, who reside ist, Buffalo and Utica.
N. Y., and Joseph Foley. of Buffalo.
arrived here Monday ni,ght and next
morning went up to Port Albeit.
where the body was disinterred, end
recognized it as that of hie brother.
The remaine were token the mime
afternoon to Utica for interment.
after Coroner 1114 01 03ra had bemired a
&aeration of identification from
the brother.
It seems that the young man. dur-
ing severe weather eneountered off
Pointe aux Barques. went up on the
main dock to get .1 life preserver,
evidently believing the ves•el was in
danger. A big tete just then struck
the veseel broadside and swept Foley
off into the lake. J. T. Kenny.
captain ef the steamer, telegritpht:d
the news to Port Huron, hut
neglected to mention the man's name.
The body must have drifted sixty
miles or more 'cram the lake to reach
Cie point where it was fouod.
The Pleetwtexl /8 the teat which
sank the steamer Pine Lake in L ike
St. Clair on October 21st.
00N0 !RIC LIMO voluntory wartime. Geer
,L_..rhildren are enrolled as the
list nearly NAM vines
iireopve hien bemelltied by temps -
airy sere or by wands' to parents
• Aileron. It hes been esitilmacei, are
the
His Moser J111161146 Dhyle yam elected
Jones MINIMM
A farmer in southwestern Ontario
recently sent betweeu fourteen and
fiftern hundred pounds of creanu to a
crea,mery in one week. This would
yield him better than otie hundred
end thirty do`lars. He says that cows
pay him better than anything else,
especially- in 16-i winter, as the price
is then at its biotin st. If this' cen be
done in one dint rice why not in every
one ? it r 4n. if the farmer is en-
couraged to keep first-class cows. Up
to the present the fanners of thie dis-
trict hey e bad no encouragement, but
that i• a thing oft he past.
lhe Wingheur Creamery will be
running all winter: Get cows that
will be milking all *Muer sthen you
have plenty ot time to care for them
properly. Keep your test above
twenty-five and patronize the Wing -
hens Creamery -the one that encour-
ages the farmer. We are now paying
31 cents per pound butter fat. If our
wagon is not in your district write us
aod we will make arrangements to
collect your cream.
Rip
Appointment Cancelled.
Demonism et um secretary and Registrar,
Toronto, November ,
I have the honour to inform you that
by the terms of an Order in Council
approved by His Honour the Lieuten-
ant -Governor on the 5th instant, your
appointment as an Issuer of Marriage
Unmoor; has been cancelled. Will
you therefore be good enough to re-
turn to the Department the Marriege
Licenisee now in your poseession,
when refund will be made to you of
their value.
I have the honour ot be, sir.
Youi obedient servant,
Act ing Assistant Pr ovincial Secretary
Williams Lane, Esq.,
Goderich, Ontario.
Following the receipt of the above
crommunication, Mr. Lane withdraws
1118 card in this pester as issuer of
marriage licenses.
PUBLIC MARKET WANTED.
To the Eat ior of The Noma
thro-One reason so ossury good
apples are going to waste this yew is
tbat there is no convening Way io
which tbe growers sod the eonsuasers
can get together. Wts ought to have
a market in Goderich at which the
citizens could boy f Ili t and other prod-
uce direct from the produiters. it ir
not necessary to put up an expensive
building ;start the market on a small
scale oad let it grow naturally.
Who of our public men hae the
nerve and ability to put this much
needed public utility in operation ?
License Fines at Centon.
(Antos. Nov. & -These are busy
Bays foe the trate and license in -
IT
egeator bees no to have the hotel-
seey license law. J. J.
of the Commercial hotel.
les Sees and costa for selling
BOUM OR Sunday. l. Henna, who
ibis Neese, o4 the Hotel Norman -
wee op os a similar 'shame, but
WM Bet premed. Relabels (holism. a
dee 1Prelmel Hotter, fame a third of
knee few selling on esedey, and the
4nee will le. tried Pa Um llith intr.
immune wee the prosecutor
iss came. Aeolhee ease wee
Zea.if flosaila. tar as Illatilay.
aimpaeur
sad It Sakai tbe assand
strobe Androure impend a ON at
the malaise ollalsaare of 11114 elmill
MAYOR AND ARENS
AT TORONTO.
New Scheme for System of Electric Rail -
Mayor Reid sod Reeve Munuings
went to Toronto this morning to at-
tend tbe meeting of the Ontario Muni-
cipal Electric Ansociation. At this
meeting will he discuoied a project for
the building of a eystrip of public -
owned electric railway' throughout
the Province. on much the stone lines
as the distribution pf power by the
rich is greatly interested in any po,
ject that promisto the completion end
operation of the electric railway along
the lake shot e, it was censidered im-
portant thet the town thoold be rep -
tempted at this meeting, and tle
Mayor and Reeve were appointed dele-
gates for the purpose at a special
meeting of the tewn council on Tuet-
day evening.
The London Free Press says :
electric Cormuirsion, has prepared a
map showing the expected route of the
combined radial railstay and` hydro-
electric transmiesion line. north end
west of London. The map is the first
to be prepored by the departmeot
since -the announcement of the scheme
of the chainnab of the Hydro -electric
This scheme proposes to use one
right-of-way for elect rice' railways ard
the carrying of Sieger.' power trans -
suasion lines., The map shows a radial
from London to Windbor, another
from London to Ss: nia and a third to
St. Marys and Stratford and on to
These transtniseion radial lines, to
Window and Sarnia leave London by •
way of the Port Stanley Railway
right-of-way. The purpor.e of this. in
part, at that the Port Sganley Railway
gives rigist-of-way oleo the heart of
tract ion lines.
The transmission line right-of-way
to Stratford is elready secured, and
'engineers ate engaged in surveying
the proposed line to Windsor. Tbe
plen to supply Windsor with Niagara
power rippears to he definitely decided
upon, and it is probable that %%Indoor
wheel, will be turning in response to
Siegal*. eureent within the next_yeso
The same it true of Sarnia. Work
will beein rot soon as poseible on the
surveying of line to Sarnia. lt has
not been determined whether the new
line go by wny of .Strathroy. or
continue direct from London to
Petrolea through a stretch or terri-
tory lying between the Caned& Smith -
ern and the Grand Trunk Railroad.
Mayor Gibbinge, of Clinton. 'lent a
letter which WAS read et Tuesday
night's meeting of the town council.
stating thet there was geod prospect
of Clinton's taking 300 horsepewer
from the Hydro -electric Commission
if the priee were right. He believed
there should be an agt cement that the
Maitland River plant. should be built
within a reascnable time. He thought
it wag no use waiting for the smaller
towns north and south before making
a contract : they could come in later.
A REQUEST OF THE LADIES.
To the Editor of The Shrnal.
DEAR SIR, -The board of the publii
library desire the ladies of the town,
their reticles -to to give all expression
of opinioni as to the class of reading
they prefer, by sending to me lista
of such books as they may wish to see
on our shelves. There is a peculiar
difficulty confronting our book cow-
mittee in choosing the literature de-
sirable for the ladies. and with a wish
to get the best character-eteengthen-
ing and improving botake, such as
would be of real advantage ta the
minds of their readers, they aek the
kindly assistance of the ladies of all
ages. to cover tall tastes, who will
write out lists of one, two or any
number of books they consider dealt
able, and do it so once, so that h
committee may have the advante,,, •
of their co oper&tion in proctoring
ustsal winter's supply. Thanking
for the use or your coluymczsrs, trtflarniy..
J. Arms Fou
Special Train to Portland. Maine, for
Sailing S. S. "Teutonic," December
Frit the accommodation of pewee,
gers on the White Star -Dominion
Line steamship 'Teutonic" from Pert -
land, Maine. December i it h, thp
13rand Trunk Railway will t un a ripe_
cial train consistino of vestibuled
coaches. touriet and fIrsochuet Stan.
third PUil Wan aleeping CAT' A. leaving
Toronto at 1:18 p. "re Friday, Decem-
ber 18th. mooing direct to the dock at
Portlanti, arriving there at 9 a. m.
eember 14th. Berth reeervations,
tickets And full particulars ean he °b-
rained from nearest Grand Trusk
Union Station. Toroeto. Ostarke
F. Lawreace Mons. tows ageism.
'phone R. Office hours. 6:80 m. to
AUCTION SALLti.