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THE SIGNAL GOD
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1Jc5iAL TOPICS
Vessel Arrivals.
oably good S y mimes in Activate of vessel! during the peat
prob re gee articles"` �..'.."+.' fu- I weak were M follows : Kamin.t also
110.00 'l
0 bushels wheat and date , titr-
t� you t(elp t
Irsa
t isboa.. Patti",ween and
but which migt be made of
aster small boys in mare of the Chit -
Wish �
bay-
yare requested te eoWy Mr.
e.lt
Elliott. agent of the liueiety.
'boos piece the articles where they
wade most good.
• gIflanza Farmers.
t. e. Nairn and F. Davie returned
tatarday night from Irricane.
Alberte where they had bean for nsev-
ere
s�biR farm. t ey had operations
Cls of oats and bsellej• Odors �atUhlneyg
it they had p„„r„ut. war li�gtlD
eau and tee '-�ied
„sees, and this was y � U
,up. The rest of the crop
be
I,beeebed tbnwgb the winter an coed!.
tee. permit. 1b. bad 000 acme le
oats rho year and SOU rarer in brush.
Dotb sentlemeg� as with if
Wsat
anlar had •
Captured at Morford
Clever work last week on the part of
Constable
resresulted
b the capture of Sidney J. Cop., tee
yowl men who weal off with a bone
and rig belonging to his former SSW
Dreyer. Wilfnd Ferrieb. of A.h6.id.
astable Whiteside. left Goderich
Thursday morning and was back with
bis men on Friday nUtht, Worley;
baud him at Ml•fotd- The home and
bad been
tabled ani money- bad chan• were also secured. ged hands
over them more than onoe. but with
some little difficulty the tangle was
straightened out and everybody con-
cerned received his own.tope will
betaken before the county jyud
ge to -
sorry cr•
o-
morrow.
Popular Dramatic Event.
For the evening of dramatic enter-
tai•ment to be Riven in Victoria Opera
House on Thursday .venin Deme-
ter 12th. the Drama Club her added
another -port play, "The Burglar,"'
elder with the two humorous one -act
dramas already announced, "The
Resta' +cud ••Our Aunt from Califor-
n ia,' stud the "Floredora" musical
remedy. will make a full evening's
program. The plays are all short ones,
iteettpyito free fifteen to thirty
tabula' etch, .o that there will be
plenty of variety. The Drama Club
Is an organization of some of our
bright young people who are giving
ibis entertainment in behalf of the
boepital funds. So worthy a cause
should 'command generous support ;
bet the ente,tainwent itself will be
well worth twice the price of ad-
mission, and 110 one wbo wants au
evening's good fun should miss it.
Tickets are Sac and 25c.
Sentenced for House -breaking.
James lMtnard will serve two
months in jail at hard labor for an
attempt et house -breaking. Leonard
was • deckhand oo the steamer
Agawa, which arrived at Goderich
batbor ThurMday morning of last
week. That night the spirit of
venture seized the young man, and
instead of tu. Hing into his bunk for
his usual test he wandered around
somewhat the worse of liquor.
aadshortly before midnight tried to
rt into the cellar of Mrs. P. Mac-
Farlane's reidenge on Britannia road.
Be broke three windows and made
such a noise that Mrs. MacFarlane
was aroused and gave the alarm.
Sergeant Moore weot down to the
house and discgvered Leonard hiding
under some bushes. This morning the
culprit war taken before Judge Doyle
nd was sentenced as above .fated. to
addition to getting a lecture from His
otter.
Sad Case,
As a result of the post-mortem ex -
'nation of the body of the four -
oaths -old baby boy of Mr. and Mrs.
Wed Reeves, St. David's street.
owner Holmes had a jury summoned
on Monday night evidence was
en in regard to the circumstances
ding up to the child's death. The doc-
found that the child had been ill-
oerished, and evidedce of the neigh -
wax to the effect that the child,
ith twins barely a year older, were
otuently left alone in the house and
were sadly neglected. The child
ied at the hospital, whither it
bad been removed a. the iostarce of
the agent of the Children's Aid So-
iety, to whose attention the condi-
ions at the Reeves bones bed leen
rough!. The removal, however, was
late to remedy the baby's .starved
ondition. The verdict of the cor-
ner's jury was as follows :
"That the said infant child of
Alfred and Mr.. Reeves came to his
ath from inanition in the Alessandra
Marine howpiW on the 18th of Novem-
ber, I512. said inanition being brought
on by improper food. We also find
that Mr. and Mts. Reeve. are deserv-
ing of rensnre for their neglect and the
way they left the child alone in tbe
ho toe,"
Aural Telephone Meeting.
The annual meeting of the (Federici]
Rural Telephone Company was bold
in Goderich on tbe list lost. The re-
ports presented showed that the Oom-
tanT had made splemdld p.•ogt'ess dur-
ing the year. It has now . telephones
le 0ie, and by the end of the year the
nnmher will be well over 4410. it was
decided to increase the cappiItal stock
tolbetou and to move the b.sd ,Aioe
to Dungannon. wbere the central ex-
change i, located. The following
ware elected director. far the ensuing
ear : WI.. Hill, Benmuler: Jobe
emotr Nile ; Stephen Medd A.-
tJ'lin W. T. Riddell, Auburn t W. 3.
erk.. Westfield • J. R. McNab, Dun-
nnon : (hag. Gievie, Nn. • R. H.
u e Onderieb ; 1'. G. Anse, bast -an•
a"0 : T. F.. Derain, DgasheS • !lase
]osnttnn. Dongannoe. The three
net named are new rose es dbe Aimed -
!cue Ata meeting of the board of
elrtrGnb
tom. FM wee re -Mooted
W"hient Mr. Girths wee elected vies'
leseident. Jae Johnston wee
jspet-
-1ttrea0, At�arytreasurer. Oboe. • inner im�
rr.atdhat tiemwrrthe
thes
positive taking too mesh el Me
""'" and Mr. Jobbnstnm, who bee been
dal
14 rood wort .s revseha steal super-
--enrolee win sew assume the one*•
r_".b.t' l(-. ("Herta es vies.preel-
s•• Hill •li 1 L* aoie logive she Com -
fast •to renege of bis rateable expel.
glee.
ret Cepa, 110,000 busheb wheat. oats
and flare I Scottish Hero, 171,000000 bush-
els wheat, oats and barley, all at the
0oderieb *breaker: Turret Crown
and Noshing for Lbe Western Canada
Flour M1UsCo.
Junior Y. M. C. A.
Tueeday evening was "protease
night with the Y. M. C. A. Juniors
After the usualLawrence Waask gi gave a very Interest-
ing remount of bis trip up north with a
bunting party. This was well told
and was much enjoyed by all. Then a
new gaes was tried. called "School-
master." The boys thought that
play n at school was better that. the
real thlog.
Dr. LeTouz&l Safe.
A cyclone and tidal wave on the
island of Jamaica last weak are re -
to have caused a lose of one
Costernd lives. The town of Savanna.
la Mar, on the southwest coast, is re-
ported to have sustained great dam -
M frm othe tidal wave, which swept
inland fur a quarter of a mile. Sa-
vanna la Mar is where Dr Robert Ls
Touzel, son of our townsman J. C. Le
Tassel, is located, and *ewe anxiety
was felt by his family here. Word
has been received from him by cable.
however, stating that be is safe.
Wedded at Benin.
A very quiet wedding took place at
St. Peal's Lutheran church, Berlin,
at 6:90 o'clock on`'Wednesday, Novem-
ber 27th, when Rev. W. C. Bosse
united in marriage Amelia Frieda,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Urtel. to Robert J. Leao, of Berlin.
130th bride and groom were formerly
residents of Uodericn. The young
couple left afterward. on a trip to
Tonawanda and other points and on
their return will reside with the
bride's parents at Berlin. Tbe
germ's gift to the bride was a very
dainty necklace set with pearls.
Goderich Boys at Saskatoon.
Two former Goderich boys, H. C.
Johnston and Wm. Cootie, are among
the prominent citizens of Saskatoon.
In a recent number of The Saturday
Prase, publ !lied in the Saskatche-
wan city, their portraits' appear in
connection with the report of the
Thanksgiving Day nice meet. a popu-
lar affair in which the former Gode-
rich boys were leaders. Their tawer,
figure, too, in the race records, Mr.
Johnston's chestnut gelding "Prairie
Oyster" taking first money in the free-
for-all, and Mr Cootie Winning the
hentlemen's driving race with his
orse "Short." It takes the Goderich
boys to come in at the head of the
game.
Want Improved Loading Facilities.
The question of track facilities for
some of our manufacturers promisee
to become an acute ooe in the near
future. At. the American Road Ma-
chine Co.'* factory the heavy goods
which the Company is turning out
make the question especially urgent,
and the management me very anxious
that something should be done to re-
lieve the situation. They are now
Making machines to the limit of the
weight which they can handle under
present conditions ; but if they could
secure a railwaysidetrack to their fac-
tory they woulat once begin to tuild
heavier machines. The question is
one which the town council aho4ild
take into eariv consideration.
Bruce Regiment to Come on Foot.
Port Elgin 'Times : At • meeting
of the officers of the 32nd Regi-
ment held in Walkerton on Novem-
ber lltb, it was decided gloat
the regiment should tuarch to the
training camp at Goderich next year.
Thi* decisinn was arrived at after
considering the success of, the experi-
ment ae made by some other regi-
ments this year. It is proposed to
go by the lloderich ted starting
from fort Elgin, and advance by easy
stages of about fifteen miles per day
to Goderich, pitching tents each night,
and breaking up every morning. This
will he a decided change from reaching
camp by toxin, and sbould bo a good
experience for the Meets and mea,
also one that will make the outing
even more enjoyable than usual.
Itis is Wag dons bergamot!). United
Obese seal companies say they will
slat seed eual cars to Oanada unless
they are more promptly 'Messed.
The Osmmd'htrnk Company have oo Y
a ewe $►000 "losers" mai cars
0o their troika. and this causes them
am expense sl about 58,000,000 per day.
The Grand Trunk has found it
necessary to place smother engine In
the yard at Goderieb, so es to ammo in
moving the grain. A plebtiful supply
of empties has been received and
all requirements can now be met.
What &Colborne Township troy is Do -
J. C. 8. Vareoe, son of LL-Ool.
Vetoes of Carlow, is coming to the
front as a real estate moo at Moos. jaw,
Bask. A llfoo.ejaw paper of recent
date says :
Ther'eal estate profession has just
had a recant addition to its numbers,
the Clow Arm occupying the premise.
vacated by Simingtons et the oorner
of River aed Main. Under the name
of the Consolidated Agencies, Limited.
they will handle city and farm
properties, with special atteotion paid
to inside property. J. C. 8. Vareoe
is the manager, and is well known
locally, having been investing in
the city during the past eighteen
months. Yesterday he was joined 'by
F. W. Lambert, formerly chief sales-
man of T. D. Thompson and Co.,
Winnipeg. well known among real
estate wen. Mr. Varcoe is one of the
• ndicate that recently bought out
tbe Douglas corner facing Cordova
and Main, and to here to stay in the
business of brokerage. then the
organization of the Company has
been completed the firm will become
known as inaoufectureni agenterhav-
ing an exclusive connection with
eastern manufacturing houses. In the
meantime, real estate loans, insurance
and bonds and debeptutts will be
bought and sold.
Mackenzie -Whitely.
On Tuesday of this week the nup-
tial. of Miss Vera Leon. eldest daugh-
ter of Dr. J. B. Whitely and Mrs.
"`"3.ily. and Alexander James
Mackenzie, son of the late Charles
Mackenzie, of Sarnia, were quietly
observed at the beautiful home of
the bride's parents at lit. George's
Crescent The ceremony took place
at high noon, Rev. Dr. J. T.
Legear, of Lansing, Mich.. uncle of
the bride, officiating, assisted by Rev.
Alfred lirown, pastor of North street
Methodist church. The house was
prettily decorated with roses and
other flowers, And the bridel pair
stood before a bank of palms and
American Beauty roses in the draw-
ing -room. The bride. who was given
away by her father, but was other-
wise unattended, looked charming in
bet bridal costume of ivory brocade
satin, with iridal veil and wreath of
orange blossoms, and carrying a bou-
quet of orchids and lily -of -the -valley.
She wore a very hat.deome diamond
pendant. the groom's gift. Mrs.
(Rev.) H. A. Wright. of Brantford,
played the wedding march. Mrs.
Whitely, the bride's mother, was in
black spangled ninon. Following the
ceremony luncheon was served and at
the 000cluslon Rev. Dr. Leggett' and
Rev. Mr. Brown proposed the toast
of the bride, to which a happy re-
sponse was given by the groom. The
table decorations were white 'mums
and smilax. Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie
left on the 2:40 G. T. R. train for a
trip W New York, Chicago and other
places. On their return they will
make their home at Tbrent.o. The
bride's going -away suit was of brown
velvet, with black hat and white
aigrette. The bride has been a favor-
ite in social circles in ber native town,
and a general chorus of good wishes
attends her to her new home. Only
immediate relatives were present at
the wedding, those from out of town
being Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macken-
zie and Mr. and Mn. Malcolm Mac-
kenzie, of Sarnia ; Mr. and Mee Ken-
neth Mackenzie, of Edmonton. Alta.
Mr. and here. Ralph King and Mr. and
SI re. Donald, of Toronto. The
Messrs. Mackenzie are brothers of the
groom and Mrs. King and Mrs. Don-
ald are sisters. Mrs. Greig, of Sea -
forth, and Mrs. McMurchie, of Myth',
a
assisted with the festivities, td Miss
Retie Tve, Mies Non Griffin and Mise
Gladys Batiks, with the bride's sister,
Miss irma, waisted charmingly in
serving the luncheon.
C. N. R. Plans.
Discussing railwa matters, in its
issue of Saturday, The Stratford Her-
ald says, in pace: 'The Canadian
Northern Ontario Railway 0o. has ad-
vertised its Intention to apply at the
pr'esent'seesion of the Dominion Par-
lietoent for additional powers, includ-
ing a line from Niagara River to
Goderich ; Berlin via Guelph, Acton
and Brampton :o Toronto : extension
of the latter southwesterly to Strat-
ford and 8t. Marys, with • branch to
Woodstock ; Bernie to Obatbam
Orillla to Gorierioh via Owen Sound or
with a branch to Owen Sound. Noth-
ing appears touching • line tram here
to Grand Bend or elsewhere on Lake
Huron. except Uoderleb, which letter
line is donbtlees contemplated to pass
through dtratford. Evidently the 0.
N. R. isas pians in view for this dda-
irier."
No smallpox on Turret Ur'own.
The steamer Turret Crown arrived
in port last evening and is discharging
her cargo of *beat today at tb. Big
]tilt
elevator. it bad own reported
is the papers that the Turret Crown
bad a cage of smallpox on board. and
Dr. Heater, moodiest health officer.
took the steps be considered neesssary
b guard the beeltb of the town. It
wits fnned, however, that the seas
who was supposed to be milTering treat
sesellppooss was takes off the boat at
Fort Wilitage sod that the vessel bad
been fumigated. .,M a
bifurther promo-
tion, however, tb. th officer had a
!entree* plasma at the boat hers to
prevent any of the crow from owning
eft and miling with the people es
@bore. The 7'urv'et Crown emeouaW.Sd
omega her is Lake Superior em
ov
IL T. R. Weiss.
Yb. raillemo snfleseldw Mane
swells; deer wets that. K the reel
etre are net nnlvtti.d *het * fro*
allowance of 1 rm., they same enforce
the !barge for the delay of the ear.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Get ready for (:t.ristabes by ordering a Dew
not Now is the time to do It And dont for-
get Lhet Prittbam a otdaetaWisbed tailoring
emporium. north aide Square. Is the place.
Christmas will soon be here and • visit to
Smith's, yA�rt Stara tat street. will give puny
swegan o
useful ns fee holiday gift,'. Many •r.
Mae. in fiery goods In stook ; aa the mater
ens for making them.
Burdette's home-made candy is fanl-
Ora.
Knox church lecture room Thursday
afternoon. Go first to the kitchen
booth.
Mr. Geo. William., having returred
to town, has resumed the local mana-
gership of the Bank of Commerce.
Judge Doyle held court on Wednes-
day for the revision of the voters' Hat
of Goderich. eleven! name* were
added and • number were struck off.
Anappeal bee been entered in the
case of Robertson et al. vs, the Town-
ship of Colborne, in which a decision
was recently given in favor of the de-
fendant.
A very select line of photo mount -
Ings tor the Christmas trade jut
arrived at the Hropbey studio, Call
and see them and make your appoint -
emote early.
Captain A. M. Shephard announces
the engagement of his youngest
daughter. Helen. to Thomas Linwood
Prost. The 'marriage will take place
early la December.
A meeting of the Oeotre Huron li-
cense commissioners was held in Gode-
rieb this afternoon and the Reense of
WW1 Sault* Rouge wee transferred from
$. J. 8aolts to Robt. 0. Ring.
A ease of alleged theft from Clinton
ie es ens. before Judge Doyle on Sae'
er�,�bte� Tb. seemed is James Sea as,
*belle shagged with stealing a curio
from the laws of Trine. T. Murphy.
Mrs. Geo. Atawart was seised with a
parei/tie stsete oe Monday evening
said blas eines Meta is a entree* e(widi-
Hsm lieu tmeny friends In tn•vn enA
reet11t.1)- hop. 1awt erre w f1 s,h,u .
I & et.
C. 1. Creeswult.r, 11 A . pnn.'.p ,1
of *arida Collegiate Ittetitu:e. bas
EAST STREE GARAGE
FIL% FACTS FOR
AUTOMOBILE BUYERS
1 We will only sell you a machine fully guaranteed by the makers.
1 1f necessary we will undertake to see that this guarantee is cam Tied out. to
the letter.
1 Being buyers of large quantities we are in a better position to do this than
the purchaser of a single article.
1 We will teach you to care for and drive your machine free of coat.
1 More interesting information next week. Look out for it. J
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODER1CH, ONT. 'Pumas ••i
been appoiuted mathematical master
of the Windsor Collegiate institute.
Mr. Craesweler is well known in
Goderich.
The real estate firm of E. V. Cam-
pion & Co., Weyburn, Sask., has
opened a branch office at Brantford,
Ont., W attend to the fire's Eastern
business. The Brantford olltce ie in
charge of A. C. Campion.
The plan for the Y. M. C. A. con-
oert on December eth will be open at
H. T. Edwards' restaurant on Wed-
nesday nett to ticket -holders and on
Thursday to the public. Prices for
reserved seats, 50c and 35c,
L B. Tape reoeive3 word on Mon-
day of the death of his brother, J. B.
Tape, at Edmonton, Alberta. The de-
ceased was in Goderich on a visit to
bis brother here the past summer.
His death occurred on `3unday rather
suddenly.
The audience w+• ir.ie largest of our
oouree and the Alton Packard eeter-
tat0lneno was pr000unoed not only
the best of the Mikan ren. the beat of
the kind ever given here.-Preatdene
International Lyceum Association.
Packard will be here on Friday, De-
cember 8th.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Goderich branch of the Women's In-
stitute will be held at the home of
Mrs. Howrie oil Thursday, De ember
5th, et 3 p. m. Members are expected
to have fancy work or any article
suitable for a Uhrietmas gift. Visitors
always welcome.
G. M. Elliott, county agent of the
Children's Aid Society, was at Clinton
yesterday attending to a care of
neglect of children. Five young chil-
dren of one family were taken before
Magistrate Andrews and were made
wards of the Children's Aid Society,
Mr. Houck, president of the Clioton
branch, assisted Mr. ElIctt in tbe
MOO.
Dr. Clark, V. S., returned to town
this morning after a wontb'a work as
inspector under the Ontario Stallion
Act. The district which he covered
comprises the counties of Elgin, Essex,
Kant, Lambton and Middlesex, and
oesrly one thousand ani etas were ex-
amined. Dr. Clark reports hiving
seen some very fine horses.
A Hamilton reader of The Signal,
formerly a resident of Godetich,
writes : "1 noticed in lest week's
edition a letter advocating a better
market. It seems a hard issue to bring
before the people in a practical way.
I think that if the matter were taken
up with a determination better market
facilities would be the result. I enjoy
Tbe Signal's weekly visit,"
ttORN.
TIOHL-At en Bract avenue Gait. oa Satur-
day. November lets. to lir. and Mn. Ed-
ward J. Tighe. • daughter.
MARRIED.
STOTHERB--FISHEIL-At the borne of the
bride's pares Benmi ler. on Wednesday,
November y; by Rev. A. W. Brown,
Lacy Lvelyn, seder of Mr. and Mrs
Amos Miser, to William L 8tother., of
DEAN-17RTEL-At St. Paul's Lut berao
crumb. Rena oe Wednewday, NovemberSlitb. by Rev. W. C. Bows. Amelia Frieda.
004 d•ogbtr of Mr. and Erb T. H. Urt*I.
,to Robert J. Daub, both of Hain and form-
erly of (ledaefeb.
M-tC0.ZNZIZ-WHITELY.-At the boobs of
the bride's parents. St. Gorges Crescent,
Ooder$ob. on Tuesday. November AM, by
Rev. Dr. J T. Lever. of Lass ing, Mich iu
Meted by J.T.
A.A. Brown, et tiodericb,
Ven Leos. eldest daughter of Dr. J. B,
Wkilely and Mrs. Whitely. to Alexander
Jamrau Mackenzie. a Sarnia.
FUN! FUN!! FUN!!!
LET NO INNOCENT MAN 1111/0APE
AT THE diad►T
MOCK
COURT TRIAL
under the auspices of
Abmsek Chapter,
1. 0. D. E.
in the
Court House, on
MONDAY EVENING
December 2nd
One of our most reepeoted
citizens will be charged
with
BREACH of PROMISE
Regular Court Rules
Warthog Developments
L odiemna Situation*
Local Nita
An Evenieg of
Rained rhes
PRICE : SO CENTS
Toe te- one ' " elle P r. 4' fl ter
D tet*..ter . U,r.e N 1,n tb l L
Lelia.. at b
The Evert of the Season
FIRST APPEARANCE OF TRIC
Drama Club
V ICTORL! OPERA HOUSE
Thursday, Dec. 12 t h
IN THREE HUMOROUS
ONE -ACT I't-AYB
'The Rector"
"Our ,iugt from Cal{forgia"
"Che Burglora
ALSO A MUSICAL COMEDY FROM
"Florodora"
-pluton. AND 1 MU)
This will be the popular entertain-
ment of the season, and no one should
miss it.
Proceeds in gid of Alexandra
Hospital. Pian at Edwards' Restaur-
ant open to ticket -holden December
9, to the public December 10.
Prices: 25c and 35c
Alton Packard
THE MASTER CARTOONIKT
HUMORIST AND ENTERTAINER
will appear in Victoria
Opera House on
Friday, Dec. 6th
or. the Y. M. C. A. course.
Local talent will assist.
For nearly two hours Alton Packard
held the people breathless with
interest. - West Side Men, New
York City.
Packard is one of the best
entertainers on the road - Min-
neapolis Journal.
Tickets 50c, 35c and 25c
Plan open at, H. T. Edwards'. to
ticket - holden, Wednesday, Dec.
4th ; to the public, 'Ihursddy, Dec.
lith, at 9 a. es.
01 CANADA
1
"rs8,175,6ei
WA (Ivor) • WAN,*
Banit Money Orden
Save Trouble and Loss
By Cneans of the Bank
Money Orders which we
issue, you can send sums up to $5o to any point in
Canada (Yukon excepted) or to any of the princi-
pal cities of the United States with minimum cost
and trouble an4 absolutely no risk of loss.
Orders for sums up to $5 cost 3c. -from $5
to $to, 6c. -from $to to $3o, loc.-from $3o to
$50, 15c. Use them.
W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Branch.
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LONDON. ENG.; BRANCH. (1r. w. AS*L - - - s••wen
as 'nemeses!. ago we., 8. as. G MART SMfl17. - Assistant Manager.
CHURCH NOTES.
On Sunday nett, the first Sunday in
Advent, services at St. George's
church will be held in the woruing at
11 and in the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The rector will preach at both ser-
vices.
Tbe Sons of Scotland will attend
Divine service in Knox church Sun-
day motuiog nest, when an ammo -
prude discourse by Rev. Geo. E. Rose
will be delivered in commemoration of
St. Andrew's Day. In the evening
Mr. Rose' seb'ect will he "The Conver-
'
At North street Methodiet chorck
next Sunday the pastor, Rev. Alfred
Brown, will preach at both services
and conduct the aJitlt Bible class.
Monthly fellowship meeting at 10 ram.
Subject for evening : "Spiritual
Songs." A cordial welcome to all.
Inspiring addresses were delivered
in Knox church last S:tbbath by Mr.
Karl Lehmann, international field
secretary of the (`bri'tian Endeavor!
Society. Mr. Lel. wenn is a most in-
teresting speaker clad delivers bit nr-,-
sage with a burning enthusi,tsw.
m0n Of Saul o� Tereus."
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WHEN we have occasion to send money through the
mail, we can do no better than follow the lcad of the
business man, who long ago discovered that the easiest,
safest and simplest way is by Express Money Order.
Business men invariably remit by this method. Women are rapidly
learning to appreciate the significance of this fact --and they, too, are
no-, large users of Express Orders. .
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Dominion Express
Monet'
Orders
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$8,000 worth of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes and Men's
Clothing, slightly damaged by
smoke and water,will be sold at
sacrifice prices at a great sale,
beginning at 9 o'clock on
SATURDAY, NOV. 30th
and continuing until every-
thing is sold.
COME EARLY DOORS OPEN AT 9
BROWN & PATHENICK
THE SOUAF,L
GOD! RICH
