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BODERICH, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
1& 1913
1
yon put laic .dvagitis
ehwt a droller empamay Ctt��
dollar ins uptick
!a will a higher
Wends t pan from any o1I44t I
'tweet meat. 14
The thenal is the bust adowthigli
aaaNam la H area Cosy
CONSIDER
EVERY DOLLAR
A. L t1RADtl►IX. >hma•t,
THE STERLING BANK
9
SAVE, because No. 15
You owe it to your own future to provide an old -
age insurance fund through the medium of a sav-
ngs account.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
A RESIDENCE IN GODERICH
cult
A. G. NISBET
who has a number of desirable properties
for sale at 1 easonable prices and terms.
I*�1CB NEST CANADIAN RANK OF LOMMERCE, GODERIta
'PHolnts : Orrice 20: Horse 150. P. O. Box 834
MILLINERY
OPENING
Mins Campbell announces that the fall and winter
Millinery Opening will be on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 19TH AND 20x1-11
For this opening there is assembled an unsurpassed
collection of novelties for the modem woman of fashion.
All the whims and fancies of the really new autumn
models ; all the dainty little touches that .o strikingly
bespeak Paris, the centre of fashion : the best correct styles
just as they are created by the masters of designs the world
over, are now offered at Miss Campbell's parlors, and
creations of exquisite beauty and great variety vie with one
another for special attention.
MISS CAMPBELL
KINGSTON :: STREET
AQCT101 UALfl TO ADVERTISERS.
LUCPIOM DALE OY FARM NOCK
Kneen. Je tesla BRXIS t SON will sally
t+ubtie amiss at lot H. -*sae.ies I. L D.
(
erase en
THURSDAY. SEPT. TM.
cvmmrulag at 17t. Meek scarp
I Hum. If part Nl : 1 Hsrw, 7 years odd :
1 !lam, 4 cid ; t Msec. Agar 1 lire
old . 1 Coe : 1 Cow. 4 yore ME
d w t o edgy March.
1 Oew. 7
old. doe be eel vs 4.y ianeaO; 1 tgrow C.
hit• tt Yeergi Staer riY ; L k amaSt `r rigor r�
old; • gllm. rfol.it t yyeou'ir" cel:
5Orem :1eonsr�.; eat of d.eWe air -
ere: 1 es d Mgg imam : h Wool flow:
,Parr, 7 wombs d&;4 PPliga. 4 masa..1dabout a Mom;
nowt tMt
-Abeam
rwoM wre.411 atleri Cost will
harros as .[Sl -t' irsws4 it ss ea
.Re alga
. isit advertised will >rra'
ear. p.grlm.reerr 4 ainiet !
Jc7HM IMMIX It x171, T W41. O(JNOR T.
lfrptoema AsWemone.
NOTICE
rig NOTICE THAT ANY
1lOmtsal_s�er ��it tennis : i1�
Mei i�Owq (s. M
TOOL STOTTiZRS. Trager
0-.---- Joe f, MI{.
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Wweressomomeroppmppwsrossorrosawa
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WEST WAWANOSH
FIRE INSErRAWCE (O.
Om. sol Os bulk b1 Oho Prow -
ism. Mei wee of wiesnmsnt.
L.
ratchet ie cal el its fell
'Ws* `whether es ms or
vet. NO taw ble be webs bs *f at
chaeta
N. i eLWAZ ,
Aasat lar Odb4Sitl, . (1 •
•.rv.d►/`atjwwA.•ilk.rA
in elder to bare an earlier issue df
Tbe Signal each week, we would ask
advertisers to .end in their copy for
change. of advertisement not later
than Monday evening. It will be to
the interest of advertisers, as well rs
facilitating tbs work of this office, if
strict attention is paid to this re-
q .
nest
%ATM
M
ARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
N .MAW AMTS. --Pwsslis naai.e fes ►en
vote at .e..O.vwemis w1Lal1JL MopUlt.-
LIN. Ica ..t im.4uy t
4R. arra. (lot. Orders loft with 1t. D.
OOds et Hlm0. Oar.. will re°Wve ion pt
au .tMa
SITUATIONS VACANT.
s
W• ANTED.- APPRENTICES ANiD
TT eaperr. tad girls far rots and
gree makrg• KOS LiLY (' . Meer Apart
Mesta
WANTED. -VFIIlNKEERR�a MAN 41 take Maim of departmest- T .TU
with Wirt
Moe
i81 HAiDw'tisl be Molle.j
EESSMAKING AMPlitiNTICE01
>tpw. appss Agcy W. T. Fal..
TVWANTED.- YEN BEE MAN TO
.,bam devartsseet.st 7 M714.116wmss4, Almy c tHi RLRLINI
HA.RDts'(101) (•U Asetlr.. Use.
7634
BORN
MdAULLT.-At badierid. es Ssw4aysac
amber irth, 1• Mr. sad Mrs Norman Mt
Caeley a ata.
DIED
SAMD[RSe)\.eta hsJrrnta
e.s erweiD. es
WWillie. srarr
.Has WU45a. Orderrer eared
is yea0 aid tin ma0tha
JO)RIIAN.-1. Cttmeo on Manch, B.pcember
LMS. 1t• Joseph Jeers. aged M ,sate
AUCTION SALES.
'''"rt 'WAY. tap_ Il•-Aa101.3k ~Wm* ILL
O.lawre tewerto. at larsidater. Woof hew
crud ad 4m/rmessa C. a H.uea pro
prow. Yates. Oeaise.amarerrr..
T.osmar.Srgt a dflern.tate.. ere
at 4t /4. emaaalss i It. D. Goes.. ea I ]�
. bled chary. Ne rout,.. es the lieminstars
see diesier g parweinwp. Jolor Maga it
Sr, ~stem t.ni. simommr..sstir.wr.
Pvsuc NOTA.
fIl H. CA.RRICK. °ODERR A".ONT..
l • Netses and Albeit egesta MINSdem,pai0tr.g. •opmebOagt.t‚-s1iag. 711-1m
•
ftRE138MAKINO.-THE UNDBR-
i/ S10NI1D will !main odor. far dee..
mating and tailor-made err at Mi..- Hat
earth s residers to saalaa ao.et , nea, 1143
dell rose. MISS ORALS HOWARTH god
MISS IDA McLa)D. 73-31
BE ONE OF US AND MEET OUR
tried& they all want te need you part
oars and exoha let home with yea. We here
a hat of people all over the whole world. meth -
tag rare reser and pb0..t. rood Meet.
Ler fall pwas.carn to the CANAD1AN Ot)4t-
ILIMPONDKNCE BUatL•U. P. 0. Box 09 .
Monta.al. P. Q. 73-1.
`VOTERS' LIST, WMM.
MUNICIPALITY W THS TOWNSHIP OF
COLBORN L. HUMOR OU(: NTY.
Nath le hereby gives that 1 M. web. -
antra or dsIvrfi'to the parser motorail rd iw
W ectlo.. S and 4 of the Trees' lap Rat the
copies toga.d Mahe tar ..etro to b. .o
tr.' emitted eradiroted of the lin epees per
eu...t NJ Arid not of all proms appe+nat tap
the Last rerird arm.meea1 roll to Tote is the
nod mweripality at .!..boll, for member of
the L.gp4attve A.eaabty..d at the maaui-
pl elections. and that the aid list w.s 4ren
posted up L my oar at Carlow es the Ota day
of Auger, 0113aid norm there fee Irpoo-
tam.
EJee;oev are called spec r ezamfae the Wald
lila. a.d if soy ore ion. w any erten are
four thence Hi take tmsaoiWe progeedimms
to hare the .aid moat* erleot.4 0courtlier to
Lw.
R.
Sepi ce 1mbr iia N. Township s
tp Clk
TOWN OF GODERICH.
-Takeo/low tint the muatdpal council of rho
c.r..r.tisn d the Lowe of Garrick) wands to
p +thud& oegmnt erdewala es t6- north
side of NSewRate street in the .aid tine
broom Hamiltw nicer sad Albert street. and
intend, to mese a portion of the 4.e8 cora
Meter apes the teal property to be immediately
boneelNewe iei:t aforesaid.fronting' or
bet won thhe `raid
puler. sed to levy soh goal coat arawliag to
Me boating thereof. by tweedy &semi apodal
aftea meta ; and that s summer .Lowing
the l.nlr liable to and proposed to he
oared for trier work, .ad the names oof
the owners thereof. PM tar as the same or te
a.cermuied from too k.at revise areraent
IOU .ad a hmwfr, ie wow died is the omen of
the abut of the maddpality. and 1s apes dor
wipe :be a urine ease rum The estimated
.wet d the wast a (10.4P..( which 1344.2; is to
he provided oat Of the s.werd funds of the
m.tar/paaty.
A court of reeler will be held ea the
day) d Septeber. 8411 si the hoar of vett
o'c'Joole ein the evening. at the °assail rooter
is toe town at Goderieb, forth* //a'ltgs0ema I hau-
lm osmpiainte against the /,epmedasemato nt
o the accuracy of fraetaae mo.wteme.te. or
any other POEM/MAW which the polos. iwter-
e.aed may de.ire to make and whim a by kw
oognrable by the mart.
Dated the I(.tb day d September la4,
L L IN(alx. ears -
72 -5.
FOR SALE OR TO REIiT
TO RENT. - EIGHT ROOMED
HOUSE= Alb rt .taut.. Leet' emwws-
p.c. 711L
e. Apply to HILLARY MORTON 1-Roar
A BARGAIN -THE UNDERSIGNED
for a quiet ade is ernem kis fare at
!e. awe.. bis ft sad s. (ledarid towaariµµ at
a borate. This tam fs . geed re sal will be
pmppl ld THO�8. R. W LLIS rarther leiribmishl
tiedmYh.
71-1.
DORSALS. -STORY- ANDA- H ALP
£ tram. Mew. with Mere. wedid and
W eNe. in the village ' 04 Ae ms. awes 4.
R -M HUTCH. Anises. 714
I`, OR GAWK. -TWO-STORY HOUSE
r
on Keay* tach. retorted tel gas. W
moans 0athro m. farosn and Mark brew ;
tf.reugbly repaired from mbar seen13; fail rt
sad amen 0.1. with a.m. trait Agit to W.
R PLNDM . stat.
ITOR SALE OR TO RENT.-HOUSh,
r es Maui armee. sew Moak nem. Med-
iae env desem. Appy t. W. iL ROYgaT
14031. Triadsetmn.
REAL ESTATE FOR S&p..
We bin foe are about thirty town
prier. marine from Rha neemsb. air three
agrees aid other dwellings ad a few from
PROUD/OOT. HAYS 4 ILLORAN. Oro
rich teat. Ott
FOR SALE -LARGE DOUBLE
brar ea kit OR WOW rsrea : also era
half of bt fit{, Aivber Wrest, Geiwte& Apply
e 14199 DOTLi, Tres street. er ea0.14 rho
to J. a. MAI) 1.7M Sixth some S. W..
South Si/mat... Arbor. Slit.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
BALL The midento with four /W..
~Lneerlf� as en s
A l4 AeD.Les
itreeto. G000
trick brae. two eterles, ui eswdrsi repair
mews esered..Ww Oroue& /beard with
variety of dere festa Mese the bra pop -
cram is 0.4mli. iesersa le ewer. P. J.
RYAN, Oderi It
Lt011: MALI. -P1 VI AC14W4 OF
r rd. part ef St it L L w- Olberse
esierobloweizulurilers. Oa the
14 oral
e.Mb.,. =mica a tram Masai.sad Was naf
afrom
ane be A. .. A. A. wlli.l AMr. Dario
? *NOKIA WILLsieritarelL MI RiOEIVED
the pare sof ti. L5�Nitilie:t. �Armando Serbmwere.r►
half d M hs. emssmrs 4.sommet
..esoaiwtm Me _ . mon wTho tmilg-
tamoaro 16 fair ewmalt8oa, a*4 a
itw
rr► T 112. `inn 1 t~s�,
r..
4150
tM f1ALi.--?Hi SART
a
Me r Me
15Th egsrs�
d gas .f Ana
aprse TM
_ - boon.
ea►
orf
IERIDNlIOU AND VAIN PROP
iaiea.
To the WI Mar d The race.&
dye -Racing ocos0iou to he out to
Maitland eemet er y • abort time ago
with friend., it was very Oasis( le-
dsed to see bow dean and aloe the
•smeteey is kept. 1 feel very much
credit is due to the caretaker. Mr.
Aldous. and hieaam►tart, Mr. T. Bor-
rows,
earows, for the ens shape it is in.
JosarH D. W n aON.
Goderich.
Sept. 9.
FALL FAIRS.
G kesari. 17.`t 1111
4
Sept 18. 19eow
K inardse
114. 19
hitrai fordRept- 18 19
Ripley Sept. 23. M
St Marys ... ........... Sept. 24. >s4
Ba78eid..... ........... Sept. 3i. 98
W tagba.. Sept. s. , 25
Kirktoa., sept.
' It<s
Milverton.. Hr'pt. 15. 95
Blyth ...$.pt. »Oct 1
Dungannon .. ..........Oet.2.14
Bruseele a. Ori. 1.3
Go,Tle..... Oct. 4
Teeswatrr - Oct. 7, 8
FOI SAL&
R SALT. -A GOOD MIW11
OM. Apply to Mete G J. ediA W . Mls-
shsth gait._
irt,aBALE. - PORTABLE 14 H.P.
JL' .4ram .anise i. 4rtit ale” west ng sem.
tt in drive eagrmaear with eedds.dw a.d
blower. Aro a Paris .eating -box for Mice
oL•., on truck. and Si fart 0ipag w.tor
wagon anlk
d tar, parr and haat Rase win
My the arra noir My nes... 4.r .Whet at
Mb reran the1 M a rook -
tug
s -
ihtoolt JAM (,SLMoh
>rint
POR 8A1 -Y -FORD RUNA1140CT,
Fhb yeear o .0404. ran wily IOW nue..
equipped wish to worth of extras. in IIt..t-
rl.-. ,55dkiasL VIM Alen Lar $125. Apliy
HO\ A T1.OESOIF10E.W1nrMs, O.-
72 -IL
LRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
`` II:fl.NiTUKK.
Mr. 1. A. Raoball, t:ambria Rost. will well,
the ae.m.0 of .r here by private .ale dor
lag the norm week. The snob mutest&
malt be sold- Same ►r.t4al pieces are In-
clu4ed...ssitiwg et library table in Crotch
,..►ages,. ihrecores parlor suite ie amid au-
botaay. pa -lar ants tor. soarer is rocker
Jaeaa.r corr. Mahal mlrter. hoses or 41.6
Mg roses coke eon0W.ag of buffet, chins mai-
ler
re►last. dram wages and roan* extrema table.
est of Seat gals eek 4isaw chair. two ears
dots W chairs large upholstered rocker. oak
seeker. Mao beach. bocce. ban minor.
t.0.1'0. stand and rod. kitchen mage.
tLelw aabiest. fall haat table. ice biz. tae
0.07. to of roar bedroom•. carpeu. curtain,
comet sweeper. rows= .weenier. sitcom om-
en.. New Peersthw sal oil shove aur.,. Whir
dreg - .ad motor m.e inn. wardrobe guitar.
for charmbread m1w. new eve -blade
lawp Power. g.04.lt. teal, him. chicken., ate.
Terms oast
J. A. HUMHALL.
(,JYLAW NO. 17, OF 1913, OF THE
LP Tows OF GODERICH.
A BYLAW To GRANT Frim AasiaurzxT roll
• Praia, or 1 z. Torre To tee Oohs.
MOM OSMAN COMPANY. Lulgysm.
Where.. the Godericb Chi.. ('emoser.
Limite& es. requested the Corporation of the
Tow. of Goderich through it It anicipal
Cowen Le grant it a flied ger em•eet of sen.
eel 00. tar a paned of tan years nwtoaheeeaog
with the earreot year ripen all its ars..able
property, exclusive of wheal tat.
dad w benow k r deemed txpdie0( to groat
th Therefhere W.
ore M it racial gad it r berehr es -
mood by the Municipal Orson d the Oerper-
. iss et the lows d GodarYl:
1. It b heter decLid tint the 1.0ir hair-
less. resti0417..opiam sad
y.11 the 0eserable
prom Oar -
risk tilsp. C. 55.7.. �L4.t.d. athe aaad yang hs
twesa k04 Wrest sod N.were surest r abs
cid Taws et Dederick. eele10.. with Day im-
pe. f.wt• or additions to the roost dart
that may be made thereto apes tho said rade
within the ported br'Y.Rer mostlemed.
,dull be eared sad -errs.d Sr W primes.
.mete other (*250 cora period .f tan yam*.
oe.a.ernie with the roar Mil at the ere et
s4tyeirno. W. It rise aa4wesaed that the aril
On.0.4.7 Mall pay duri.g the and period. is
eddkiea to ss. marry tuna.. the eMo.avy
0./511. 'tea hard era rid azar after
i ▪ 11r Bylaw shall cage earl an the day
of the 10d pares threat
S. The vote of the error et the rid Tows.
d Gedentich shall be takes es thh. Drbw at
the 4.ia.wbig Gainer p4.em that 4. to .ay.
m Hamada,. the 4th day d imager. 1311. car .md0t at
Ute beer or •'c
.ant to the fors
00.e o0i eo.1 52i 4 aril Welsch in the altar
uses d the Wee der. 0r 1415 0.ls*ieg Depap
RetaMng Wren :
wpallizSawed-ion Ho 1. .t Tpbeps.p.s.
John .t
den`si1ar b . and Jeho u0. lithr. Pili
chert.
p li�arMit0�z n1ps8.1i.ones 140.2. et W.!Rahman
W amerrog U sod Hag.�3h0!Poet
elect
PsnlRz Ss0livriao No. 1 at. Town Hall.
try !id C Rdife. Doerr Ltwmers Ofeer.
and weal Esem. PMI
I N AN* lialdislaiew Na 1. at Stotts. Wad
�.p t o Hoes A. Tager!. f t7 unreal..
1 tp�ier. 004 w' as Scrim., Pe6 tierb.
K 4ehavlrs*. 14s. 1. et Mrs. w-ako0r.
Sim., g Gal 4. b G.._}.0'. metra Denary
Hon.. mer. cad 0.. U. utvay. Ned
Cirrk
PsRIag 4e04ivhi.s Ma l st r a Stora
wee eum Tidt, Peg
fac.. Ybr t. Wates. R.
Hmm. hr Dm.�wM°`tnimiIDCw1e. i".nr0r
go 7. at Dears NortlItio
Ur.er..0.4 Roe,ert TO..
4. O' Friar. tae lel der ettbetore. 1113 the
isemserarame ber.sait Taws Mid Mad st the
G
tea
o 45ay
d 114 T.wO 0terre"erre"t41. fwe'eWa be Tows
wearto
sad ▪ u 18. y re pram law .`iia r
the C7ler'k_ es behalf of tbe meow =El
Is ad pe. , vimpaemtar fao pram d
tar iTt•0�e0w ialell w nglv.iy.
4 Clot d tie o rand! K the ear
Tarn .f 00451alli shell a ked et Missies te
the Tows JIM at Mn eller le flag farmer'
d Marchp. the 41141 My figOorahm 41tf, r won
tap
the roar d v.c4rgtt fee awl '4rk'et the
Oiremld r Zito
L 4. EISOOL
OWE
hrs. at the
MgR.mMm: -
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goer0 rile semi
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TOWN COUNCIL ACTS
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TO GST
PETITION FOR RADIALS
Hydr.-Electric Commission Will Bear
all Expanse in Connection With
Work of Enytineers-Local Contrac-
tor Awarded Tender to Build
Cement Sidewalks at Eight Cents.
The meeting halt ou Friday evening
was Dot a regular greeting of the town
council but was .ailed 10* Lar purperse
l7t oon.idertog a prom orlon 01 waoict-
pat owned electric rallwsy lists
throughout Huron county ao.l to deal
with tenders for the couati ucua n of
cement walks.
AU the members were present but
Councillor Vanatter Hi* Worship
Mayor Reid occupied the chair.
On motion of Deputy -Reeve Clark,
seconded by 'Coon. L.ithw•aise, the
delegates appointed by the Board of
Trade to go to Toronto and interview
the Ontario government regudrng a
radial railway for the entail- county
were heard. Messrs. Andrew Porter,
H. E. Hodges and ThomasGuodry
represented the delegates,.
Mr. Porter explained why the dele-
gates
elagates visited Toronto and had an
ter -view with the Ontario government
and the Hydro-Elect,'ic cuu,mission,
the object being to tiuJ out what steps
should be taken to girdle Huron
county with elecuic roads. Tee io-
sLrucUoes received from the commis -
biota were to have some municipal
council in the county peas a resolution
asking the Hydro -Electric commission
to Beni a staff of eogroeers to tbe
county to snake survey'. and prepare
facts and information relative to abs
building of radial. All this work
would he done without one cent of
ripener to the county or any munici-
pality in the county, tbe Hydro-E[ee-
tric commission bearing all expenses
from a fund given by the government.
Mr. Porter further said that the reso-
lution should be passed at once, so
that the engineers could get here early
and have as much work as possible
duos befcre the next meeting of tbe
county council.
Coon. McClinton moved that a peti-
tion be soot to. the lieutenant-Rover-
nor-in-couocil requesting the Hydro-
EleetJic yommissrun to give a full re-
port on a system of electric lines
throughout the county of Huron. This
motion, which was aecooded by Coup.
Grabaw, was unanimously, car tied.
Moved sod seconded by Coun.
Moser and Young, that the solizitrr
prepare ani forward the petition.
The tenders for the construction of
cement sidewalks were received :-
;II libel
-.Habel at 4 etc per square foot.
inMiring crossings; Cole A Bryson,
Owren !Sound, at 1Ug cents per square
foot : Joseph Beacbler, Park street at
10 cents per quare toot, Nelson street
at 11 cent* per square foot., Welles-
ley street at 12 cents per quare foot,
Britannia street at 10 Dents per square
foot; Perth Contract C.I.. Stratford..
at 11 cents per square foot.
Moved by Reeve Mooning,, seconded
gCoun. Moser, and carried, that Mr.
i the awardeJ the contract, pro-
viding be signed contact to build all
the walks that were mentioned in
nor tract_
Moved by Coun. Young, seconded
by Cuun. McClintock, that all cheques
and money he returned to unsuccess-
ful tenderers. This motion carried.
Motion by Coun. Graham, seconded
by Coun. Young. gad carried, that all
private parties furnishing foods for
the construction of local improve-
ments be allowed interest from date
of reoeipt of cash.
The motion made by Coun. McClin-
ton and Young, that Coun. Graham b e
appointed inspector of the construc-
tion of the new sidewalk. was eatried.
On motion of Deputy -Reeve Clark
the council then adjourned.
At the Exhibition r
The flower display at the Goderich
Industrial Exhibition is the best for
many yews. One of the most attrac-
tive features, which all should see, is
the exhibit of George Stewart, the
Ooderich florist. This includes a
beautiful design in theshape of a harp,
s band bouquet and a very handsome
centrepiece for oroamentation of
a table. Some orchid blooms. from
Mr Stewart's collection of these rare
flowers also are included io the dimple y.
Mr. Stewart keep rigbt up to date in
everything pertaining to flower col-
ter. and his business in supplying
Rowers for weddings. dinners. funerals
and other special occasions is con-
stantly growing.
S€NMILLE.R
Mr. John S. Kernighan gones this
week to Gtaesph where be will attend
Use sarricultoralcollege for the sermon
of 191314
(i00ERmCH MARKETS.
ltismap*,. Sept. Rath.
wheat, per rah $01141010111
pmbwbhart II 0 In IP 0
`0Mss 11
per t.4. ... arm ole
Plow. par
fMte 34 esto 0 rr
P1. r•ea.et per wt .. 170 to 3 •
errs. ratios ...WOW s A
Za Par to'.............»... 1104 41r
. pw two M ri 70 to M A
er
__ bows bud shred wile mlorwasetWo.�;s�iYa4 L. �
M 'ad mouses wwworlil is -"- ~0
wcion
6Cii>t . red=. w` x>�Rte �r�ii. i
Owe t•
rivet, hese........ ...»» 4 a be 5 M
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Harbor Notes
The Two Mace Robing tug, which i
had bene meting on the bottom in the
seat end of the harbor, was raised int
week preparatory to the reeaaval of
tae sagta* from the bull by the owner,
lir. William Marlton.
A steam shovel Witt work about four
miles out on the main Una of the
C.P.H., excavates, earth foe the new
piece of Use main line to be put in
aide of the Icing treed. at the foot d
Wellington street. A work train is
plying between tie steam .hovel and
t resale.
Thr steamer logic arrived on Moe -
day with a cargo of r7 U,IJO bushels of
wheat for the Goderich elevator.
The .teal -clad steamer Simone
arrived in port en Thursday. The
Simone is the government lighthouse
supply boat, which started &1 King-
stou and will proceed to Georgian Bay
and Lake Superior Fora. In addition
to the crew. 1M r. P. H. Hardy, light-
house inspector, and his staff are on
board.
LOTHIAN
Master Kelso McNay is atteediog
Lucknow high aebooL
Messrs. Mike sod Billie Hogan took
in the ezcursioe to the west.
Miss Bessie Barnhy is spending •
couple of weeks with friends in
Detroit..
Messrs. Daniel Ferguson and N. J.
McKenzie attended London exhibition
last week.
Mrs. Rod. Campbell bas returned
home after spending two mouths
with friends in the west.
Maas Mary MacDonald left last week
for Duluth. Minoeeota, where she in-
tends remaining for some time.
Rev. Father John Hogan, of Clidton.
spent a few dey. last week visiting h:a
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hogan
Mr. W m. Hogan visited his daughters
at'trathroy`, aodalso took in a couple
of days at London exhibition last
week.
• Mrs. Mary McLean, of Calumet.
and Mr,. Catherine McLean. of
Alpena. are visiting at the borne of
their heothar. Mr. Red. Ceulpbell.
HOL.ME4h1VILLE
Mr. 'Baker, of Clinton, is painting
the psrsooage.
Mira Holmes returned from Gode-
rich on Mooday.
Mr. Courtice returned from his holi-
days on Friday.
Miss Snider is visiting at the home
of Mr. George Ladd.
Mr. Ormond Alcock is spending his
holidays with his mother.
- Miss Miller, d Clinton. spent Sun-
day with Miss V. Jervis. ..
Miss Emma Levis, of Clinton. visit -
ed in the village on Monday.
Mrs. Holdsworth was in London
lest week for &couple of days.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Larder died Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Jervis is visiting io
Detroit for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Howard. of Goderich, was visit-
ing her aunt, Min S. Tebbutt, o0 Sat-
urday.
Miss Robertson attended the Harold
Jarvis oonoert at Goderich on Monday
evening.
Mr. Dwyer. an Armenian, gave an
address in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning., and also a lecture
Mooday evening on Armenia and its
costumes. which was very interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Trewertba,
Misses' Mal.el Pickard end Florence
Holland. Mn. Alt. Jervis, Messrs.
Norman Holland. Albert Pickard,
Clarence Potter and many others from
here attended the London fair last
week.
ST. HELENS
The monthly meeting of the st.
Helens Women's Institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Webb on
the afternoon of Thursday. the '1Sth
inst.. at 2.30 o'clock. The roll null to
be answered by -receipts of pickles.
The subject to be discussed is 'The
Rights of Children.- All the ladies
are requested to come prepared to
talk on the subject All ladies are
welcome. - - --_-_--
LAURIER
Miss Tallith& Kempton ie sgaio
attending the Goderich Collegiate
institute.
Miss Marguerite MacLennan hue
gone to Lucknow to take a High
School cornea
Miss Welsh, of Pine River. bas been
engaged as teacher of Laurier echooL
We wish her every success.
Chas. J McGregor has gone to
feebringville. where be is engaged as
pullic .ebool teacher. Our bent
wishes go with him.
The friend, of %Von Wylie of
Amber -ley, who bad his Fero destroyed
by fire, have raised a substantial sum
of moo', to assist his in his misfor-
tune.
WESTFIELD
Mr. Colin Campbell envoi Mattteday
in Luckoow.
Mrs Snowdon is visiting bee sister.
Mn. 3..ma•e McGill.
Reeve Campbell was a Winslo 's
oe Monday on business.
Miss Butler. of Blyth spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Robert Twomey.
Mr. W iU Bocbanan, of the Wing
has high srbool. spemt f4aturday
ender the paeemtel nod.
Mr. Will ][.Dowell lied Mr Marvin
McDowell task in the Harold Jarvis
concert .t Oodsrieb on Monday sight..
Mr. Jebsow V in the
with his =wise enter
geetiee the wood eat 11ar wbMr.
EXETER
Exeter lost one nt du oldest an&
most eat osai resident • in the death of
I Mr. Richard Crocker. which occurred all
his ret:ideoee Tuesday morning. Ha
was in his e(Ith year. and had lived in
Exeter nearly all his life. H. is sor-
t
uri owed by his widow, two eons (Roger
and Edward. of Torootol and two
f
!dam/eters (Mrs. Fined y. of Haileyborye
t and Mrs. WeUiogtoo Johns. of Ex-
eter). He was & member of Jags
street Mstbeiiett church. a Conserva-
tive in p JISL. and a lifelong advocate
or tes44ssimee sesassires.
PORTt71'R HILL
Mr. Cress Elliott spent Sunday at
If4eatorth.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Cox and Hiram
spent Sunday at Colborne.
Mn. Peter McDougal and son, Mur-
ray, spent a week at Port Stanley.
Miss Emily Routledge returned
bowie afters Boding a week in Toroo-
to.
Mr. and Mrs. Castle and children, of
Clinton, spent Sunday at Mr. 0. W.
Potter's.
Miss Ruby Potter left on Monday
for Clinton bospital, w here a.be inuodr
training for a nurse.
Among those wbo attender! London
fair were the hollowing :-0. N'. and
Harvey Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Young, Howard and Maggie Cox.
Char lee and Gretie To urg, Robert
Baron, Mr. and Mn. Wesley Vander -
burgle
LUC:KNOW.
Luckoow's tax rate this year is Se
mills.
New PARTNERSHIP -J. G. Murdoch
and R. D. Cameron have formed a
pattnerebip under the stele of Mur-
doch A Cameron Co. The combined
business will be located in the store
which has been occupied by Mr. Mur-
doch. J. G. raid R. D. will make a
great trial.
Btl•va-(leo. Haigh, who has been
clerk in W. J. Taylor's store for several
weeks, is removing to Saforth. where
be has purchased • grocery store
Mrs. J. Joynt has returned home after
a visit to her daughter in California.
Harold Newton w attending the
College of Pharmacy at Toronto.
Jack Newton io teaching at White-
chureh . Herb. Graham is here
from Torooto on a visit to his wrote.
. Mn. T. E. Finlay has returned
from a visit to friends at Peterboro'.
Paul 8mel:ser is away on a trip
to the west_
AN 01.13 RESIDENT DEPARTS. -The
death onthe 4th Inst_ of Mr. loin) Aear
removed one d the old t.-od.-,.t.. of
this district. Mr. Agar roar hors in
the county of Tyrone. Ireland, eighty-
three years are swig when but as in-
tact was b resOka by his parent. to
this contimeet, the 4itlmily settling for
a time in the Stats of Obi°. In 1852
he came to Ontario and being married
the same year to his pill surviving
partner the young couple made their
bowie in the township of lases. Simco.
county. Sixteen years Later they
calve to Ashfleld, and resided for
thirty-one years on the 10th conces-
6100. For the last twelve years or so
they bad lived retitbd in Lucknow.
Few couples are accorded such a long
period of happy married .life as Mr.
and Mrs. Agar, who for sixty years
walked life's journey .aide by side.
Tbeir marriage was Maned with
twelve children, three of whom died
in early childhood. Those surviving
are 4 rs. T. Reid, of Edmonton
James, of Floral, Sask.. Thomas, d
Toronto; Mn. John Dornin . and
of Brannon ; William sod
Mrs. S. J. A. Boyd. of Hannah, North
Dakota. and Alexander and Robert, of
Belfast, the last meot,oned residing no
Use old homestead. The funeral was
held on Sunday afternoon. 7th inst., be-
ing conducted l,y Pastor Vbelfton of'
the International Bible class Students'
Association.
Jo irr-FREHMA, Nurret .e. - A
pretty wedding was solemnized on
September 10, at the borne of Mr. and
Mn. Frank Freeman, Luckoow, when
their ooly daughter. Edith Florence.
was married to Mr. J. Wesley Joynt,
only son of Mr. and Mra. John Joynt.,
Rev. Mr. bileKinles officiating. The
brideemte id thedrawiog-room, which
was decorated with ferns and asters.
with her tatter, to the strains of the
wedding march played br Mrs. Robert
Thompson. of Bruisels. In embroider-
ed crepe de chioe The bride wee
beautifully gowned in cream ducbees
matin and train with Venice point and
coat of real belie Irish lace, her veil of
silk Brussels net arranged in Juliet
cap fashion. caught up with lily of
the valley. She wort a pearl necklet
and pendant. the gift of the groom.
and carried a shower of cream roses
and lily of the valley_ Tbe staid of
honor, Miss Myrtle Imlay. of Wing-
haros wore pale Nue Juliet 6.1k with
shadow lace and rosebuds and
r*rrud pink mre.. Miss lima Free-
roan.
retman. S afnrth, entrain of the bride.
was hridrwmud in pal. pink silk with
Irish point and carried pink roesa.e.eb
wearing bar pine with pearls, sifts of
the ggrr'000.rnr1 sod the hest man. Mr Rob-
ert Jeyst, a pearl pin Before the
ceremony Miss ARM.nf Loc4unsealing
'•Beloved it 1. Mono." is pale lave silk
and ninon. luring the signing of
the rvgi.ter Mr. A. H. Wilford, o1
Win gba.m. sang '•Recuse ' A leer
quer war on the lava with dej.oser
the table dsoorataoes were lovely with
pink and white amens and terns. The
toes to the bride and groove we
Cand responded to. atter whish
gad Mrs. Jervis iat for the St.
!.wren., the bride univelliag 1n a
writ of tem -toned Fledfnrd coed wMh
had to match The out -01-town gguwee.stt,ss
were her Loudon. H..eall, He.feethe
Wingham, Bremela libel red Tess -
water. ilr. ami Moa Jeymt will be .4
lease after Noe.n►sr >< at their t.i-
denes. ieet greet. L4elaw.