The Signal, 1913-9-25, Page 1SPECIAL
OFFER
sari rotting TLa--ia ri4
The record of a mans success -or failure- is
,hen written in his savings account.
Heed Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Crodseidi Branch-Axnstzw PORTER, Manager
IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
A RESIDENCE IN GODERICH
consult
A. G. NISBET
who has a lumber of desirable properties
for sale at i easonabk prices and terms.
'PFICK NEXT CA-*fADIAIt RANK OF OO MERCE, GODERICH
'Putman . Orrice Bit: Hovis 160. P.O. Box 384
NOTICE ' j1' A R 1I HELP
Ii1AK E NOTICE THAT AN t
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mw persona dty• %aae
1�_�(i w0kis
piemeeted. By
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THOR STOTHIBIL Trustee'
bii Itnrgam es. Jame. U.
it WM WAWANOki
FIRE IN SURANCECO.
kee S+!n�wremdrj�i�ese mm
Agear
ism Ont.
WOMd, It Balms. Ont.,
aft dose.
DOMESTIC
Wring taMddhelp
UIIL-
AkYE pi�4 ft with H. Dt
will receive peempt
tont
[AST OR FOUND
LOUT. -THE PARTY WHO TOOK
cm Daly piste et embdelissy as botrioe
doth tram ties tabes at the ear k aq.ested le
eke to the rgptarr J.ADke
j? wtn.t8 G-awiob
One of the hest in the Prov- I
ince_ Fixed rats of as:emtmeut- _
Live Stock insured at its full
value whether on tbe farm or
not. No trouble to wake adjust-
mrnta.
R. 1icILWAiN,
Nile.
Agent foo Colborne,
GODERICH
'BUS LINE . .
Two '
basesmeet all trains.
Private tate bave prompt and
careful animation. First-class
livery oatlte at all times.
Reasonable primes.
THE
DAVIS LIVERY
T. M. DAVIS
Proprietor
`South Street 'Pbooe No. Sl J
i ry -•'••••wY�
1 DUN(GANNON 'I
FALL
EXI1BITION
Thursday and Friday
Oct. 2nd and 3rd, 1913
$200 offered in prizes
for Speed Tests
ll assetkyts tlh t. .Himsblend Pips
a..d v
:M Hamm isDonaid Sisters.
Ihns ueiB t ia«eisR due-
lei-
lag
seM
lag IM mad e..siam-.
�-� l M will tis w
wed Ommege will as
Oa do warning al ialbid V
tale 1 01121.T, set
Bm.aM I MB HmOra
e estaa at wit usisreiu
was. L 1. ieetLwalw.
PesaidasiL
, Ams .e. -et sare
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FOE 6 OE BENT
A BARGAIN --THE UNDER -SIGNED
hes quick m ie le hie farm of
tm sores. lot -'s01 Oo
sit derich townie/3i. ei
a bared. This thea f. a good ooh add w81i
void en [easy tecta For tnrthss panaea
ands THOS. R. WALLIS. Goderich, Ont. 1
71-1a
I OR SALK-TWORTORY HOUSE
1- on Keay, meet, owataialag ten room.. hs.
madam bathroom, t$rweoe and .feeds lights
thw.%gkly repaired from aware) reef : fall Lt
madman bare with acme tried. Apply to W.
>i PINDLP. 6-tf.
L'OR SALE OR TO RE.NTT.-HOUSh
1' on Elgin avenue. near Soutb.tteet. Mod-
s%Dsmisname.. Apply[ W. R. ROBERT -
HON. VMatariasleet-
RK\T.-A ROOM. SUITABLE
1 to
1 Dreads. Apty ', MBS. CARTER,
ever udamr$s's Rads 74 d1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
We base fir sate ahem thirty town lets,
Mors taagtag from trio upwards, &Mo three
and ether dwe,lipp and a bar tarts.
wttdpus
D/OQT. HAY8 it i1L.OftAN,
dee Oat
Ii OL'8eS8 FOR 8A LE. -AN EiGHT-
11 ROOKED soon es Vixens s eusmt and
e ns area rsemed haw en Whom street :
both with animism eo.vaahsmw :.table en
each eswpmtgAlm me ridm :manor bella-
il.dgg ML Fes taRhw p.rop�ry apply to W.
T.YLtJrOW. OMwdpb.Ont. 711-tf
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
BALL -The rsdds.es• with fear 1sts.
tit.twb ka.wn as the A .Mc D. Anne
army lunar.l�Raglan street& Geed
kdwrfa
modem aorb.ea
Grem& Mated with
v.rbty .f chasm Mita. U.. of the beg tsar.
emir is WWedsh. Be --elite tests- P. J.
RYAN. GMwlsh.
LiOR SALE. -Titus ACRES OF
r l..d, part of bet k L. R w- ommeree
tate as.fp,....tyof Were& 0. th
n %ptty
a•Ase. sew hers. and • retps
IhM
mile m of �•rrebeed,...Ctmie pts.
MM. oweerale
ern* *ntlnrsd(� %tamr�os.and stare. NM
. The hi �9spepwT M
elm he lad 6n* A. A. wlli-IAM71. Demise
fist. Alld an*
fj1ENDKR8 WWIILL BE RBib
CRIVK
the parrerw of the tarn oink, of
16:eeeSH.atg - more a r kra ler seaain The k.0r•
L'' rH an:..2.."'aat�M''
FARK � NOOBrts.RAIL-THE EAST
�s. irsssa Blvli..1 the inw�emu TM hB of W
dist el • On*. rats. Sara. lttars le
a mall
1Tf i�0.
D i IgNON AND FARM POOP-
= 1Cln t ken a www.
irrr s/ws catainkrin�afie'
FOR aAiL-tots�cal.
k Wooer
br emy asatrg+ ark. a� batmaar� b�
to
sa a Is1M� �� �� s�herm
wdeaa
BARN IVa RA2L -LOT* Il AND
ddew�s��eemrrtwra�erm/.s.� j.�t, �wae�t�llremlmfs,�.rrb.
. irtl hesssee�M �amn .�� es v►
...e.itetl s~i.a wrass�la �roer;es wj�1Rverb -its• • Bass4=1 /sum 18.1
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GODKRICH. THURSDAY, SEPTEIMBER 25. 1913
FALL FAIRS.
Bay ifie:d • M. 26
oo••• •Sept.
p . 26, 28
Eh ktto. di, RI
ililverton..............-Rapt. M. 22
Blyth....... Rapt. 20. Oct. 1
Deagansell Ort. 2. to
Demob .. ,.. Oct. S. 8
Gerrie. Ort. 4
Teespsts, Oat 7. 8
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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LANOE OF BUSINKS8.-BAV-
WO seed Nay bakery Wars to Mersa_
Bros. 1 hereby watts all MS-aetemwa
whims ewrime a . that taem tart wafts at
sees_ -J. W. SMITH. lax
DRESSMAEING.-THE UNDEE-
EitGNiD will rewire sdase:ter dE
wpartttl1.g and d u8sr-os . .seeraras11 Keo
Meld reed. YhIBl OR� [a =aril W
MISS IDA IIcLIOU. 73.t
B ONE OF 118 AND MEE r OUR
[!Maeda they a8 wail M mad rw pee
cards • ad szeharks Hoerr with ren We here
a list of people a8 ever the whale were. acre
ler mens plealag add :fit.
bey talctry pthe ...In*
RESPONDENCE BUELU. P. O.
Mootasat, P. Q.
FOR SALL
L'OR SALE. -A GOOD 11ILCH
.3 cuww. Apply to Kit& O. J. MAW lora.
LAR SALE. -ONE GOAL RANGE
E mad two woad stns.. W Id Beed artitldd.
Apply at THE SIGNAL.
rIWR SALE. - PORTABLK 14 B P-
i ,seam reruns la Ire -same working eerier.
Will drive separator with wolf -Mew ,md
Mower. Atm a Perls eattiag-ams far Meg
dim on tracks. and in feet MOW : water
wagon nod tank. peva mad be,.. ears grin
by the entire outfit. My .muter. lar s1Biwg at
tlic. sacrifice 1. that 1 hareyartaimed• Mine -
big wait. JAMES CHISHOLM Daaip.
7tFtt _
DRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Mr. 3. A. Rumball, Umbria Road. wed ash
the osdunu of his home by private ale dm
ing tee comm weep- The whore mutest,
st
Masold. beautiful ps.m an* to -
dude]. oosei.tiog of library table to Cutch
mahogany. three9imoe parlor saint in .olid ma-
begaay. p•-•ior matey table. mahogany rocker.
J apanese ae-ir.:easel mino-. famed oak Mo -
Ing rwmm suite desisting of buffet china cab
MA, diaper wallop and routed extension table.
amt of i-eut iioldapo•k Maser Maim oqe oflee
desk are :Earn.three upholstered rocker. oak
rocker. piano kitchen range. kitchen
:abbot. nos NU. ti, coontent& of tour bedroom..
mortis. certain•. carpet .weeper, kitchen uten-
• wra. drop -head sewing machine. ward-
rotesr, food Moppet. bread mixer. new
Kvealade taws mower. garden tools. hose.
eta., and may small item, too numerous to
,meutiot. All gasp offered fn* sale will be
shown with pleasure. Terme cub.
J. A. RUMBALL.
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B YLAW NO. 17. OF 1913, OF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH.
A B r t• er ro Maar T• Firm A*FZa.M ENT roe
• Pn000 or Tea Ya•as ro THE Hour -
MICR 01110•x CoMr•irv. LIMITED.
Whereas the Ooderich Orme Company.
Limited. has requested the Corporation of the
Tows of Goderleh. through its Municipal
Council, to grant it • fixed atseement of $:s. -
p. -(n. for a period of ten yeah, ecennieneing
wit b the current year. upon all 1t: assemble
property, exclusive of . col tax.
Aod wberma it is deemed expedient to grant
LN.aid aid,
fore be It masted and it is hereby en -
tatted by the MuaidpY Council of the C orper-
atios of the Town of Godericb:
1. It to berebydeclared that the load... bbup1ltldd-�
f.gv. enaeafnsiy. plant and all the aaae..a6M
property at .wnied bJ tb� e said The Bodo
tick O, . l:ampaay. 1.rmtteo. and lyidg be-
t woos idd street and ..'sweat a .trees . 10 tea
.aid Taws of Goderich. together with arty im-
prsvemeeta or additions to the pre.est plant;
that may be made thereto open tee said hada
within the period bssdaafter mentioned,
teal) be valued and assessed for all p.rpoe•,
eioep: shod taxes ter a period of ten years.
onmmeed.n with the year 1113- st the sum of
tsth
t.401.Ot it being understood that e said
ompsay shah pay denim the mid period. in
.MtUo. to all ordirsary tam. the
Menem tax booed upon said ex, ti mom
mot
i
ThierBylawshall Wks *Beet on the day
ithaAM Th.1 W
...mmoles electorslof the mid Town
of tiodwise shall be taker en this Bylaw at
tam so ew1R fleeo sod plasm% that M to say.
e a *eater. the 4th day of October. NIA. cam -
at the boar et 9 .dost in the fore-
seen
emeimdmg well Settle* la the •tlw-
seen of the tame day. by the salbwles Depots
Ratateisg tla{osss:
Mader tee Re 1. at T hem asset
Weed by Jobs H. Edward, Depide
terrisss�g �%hdf. end Selo R Malay. asp
eles
ann
�ap.Ireses Ms'`(Me xasiTReg r:: tPdl
8.1lvldoa No. 3, at Tows Hall.
lerlad 8hieb r. Ileputy Bat.rslmt Other.
.ad Wn Lees. Pell CCIlerrkk.
Ponies kethilrbden Na 4. at Stotler.' Weed
gyp, by Mersa A. Tithed. kr fsske 8.1arusar
user. red wa Stetberr As
seidavhden Ms. A et Kra .W
J ..'.
=s7414=.bra:deir O.Krf>t
.
tawh.
Pesl7 al.b rri rt�I at .St811. an,
t�aeP�aao%slas�,_011osr. SobliwdH. �a � sh 1. Psi sea IteMge betiWirt;�a. tMR .ed.s
4. On ?.sloe. W Wear of Oseshie. if, the
Mayer d the mw 'rawm abet reuse es as
umausa - Clamhm. s6 the mid news at tee
sadist in She ammo ele appsa 9 wefts ids
s.�rt{ts a/agv�mtsm p e sen
a
seedthe peaskag et
.11.t/etWW eN1
' 3"9.1to.T iae'a•i� y d
Saseasaa INA
lease
L Q90Z
K GREAT SUCCES
000E RICH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBI-
TION DRAWS LARGE CROWDtf
toMbit• in Aimee( A11 Ltoes Show an
AS a cis-8pes11ing Contests Keen-
ly Oentested -Good Performances
before Me Grandstand - Gate Re-
ceipts Largest Yet
Aga s the beds ieh Iodeatried Ex-
ykhian ham brakes Ms own record toe
Att..d.sat asd daser.l ease...
Wedssday, ibis opinion day, was wet
sad dr evMm, sitasdaa i was very
email. est T►weedry sad Friday were
pmtrin Ilaptemker days sad the sits
alma ca help wwAs at the Exhibi-
Oen pews& Thursday was "the big
day. and ay staemdaece mast bave
boa Bea w ells show,grommknomill TM total
* spere
ss►t� of rose*.
461.1.611•11111110 t
Tbe iambiieatalned a eariet
attenuate, Mani i wen
mass ae too 'Imo 'yamartist marred
temenees [die.. The toes( meeewsts
es..Oed thorn -,es be the diWiay of
their warty, ems their eHarte added
nisch to the retaasmt taken in this
demenesmt et the fair.
was a riga lccnt collection
of cwt Moa, offs twenty and
frage..e i attraetd epoch admiration.
Same .5apifaapt 1os.i dangles wars
i.duded in the display, and there was
• good eollectioo of pa ted plants- Al-
together the display was one of wbicb
the bortie.lturuts have reason to be
�fruit display. always a great
feature of the Godericb fair. was,.ot a
wblt behind the displays of previcus
years. In spits of a rather unfavor-
able ..arson for *pylae. the king of
fruits 'bowed up taegnific.ntly, both
in gtunuty and in quality. Peary,
plums, peacbes and grapes also were
shown in good variety and splendid
quality. 'The orchardists of Huron
county are keeping up the reputation'
of this district for the' production of
first -clans fruit.
Vegetables were a fair display. but
field roots were not up to the mart 10
tbe number of exhibits. There were
good displays o[ (dairy prc ducts,
AUCTION SALES.
•
FaiD•T. October le. -Aachen .ale of farm
stork. poultry and fureftore. property of Ma.
Wn. C. Linn•.. Huron Riad. oomm0Dci01 at
1Jb p.m. Tetoe. tictronr. auctioneer.
WEDX1210417. tJrtober 8 -Auction -.le of
farm stock. Implement.+ and household furni-
ture at lot 10. eoneewloe 11. Hallett, property
of the late Lune Biu-. Taos. OCR -DRY. auc-
tioneer.
MOND•T. `Sept. 'SL -Audis.. 1e of house-
hold furniture_ property of Maw es. Aemaeov.
Trafalgar street. at L70 p. m. TBD.. Gt-MDar.
auctioneer.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. -APPRENTICES AND
experienced Mile for suite apse
dreamaking. MISS LILY COX. Rural Apart-
mmtw
IVANTED.-VENEER MAN TO
ppl1ooys
take �a�e ofdeparmeet. Steady ran-
aaksr.atwith agaLIn
Apply tBERLIN
£BIOR HARDWOOD Ca. Berlin.Onnt.
f
kRE88MAKING APPRENTICES
WANTED. -Apply MRS. W. T. PCL -
w . amines eareet
WANTED -VENEER MAN TO
v take charge of department, steady em-
aldrment wttb bleibe-t wages, aloe cabinet
�wkQs
wanted. Apply to THE BERLIN
INTERIOR HARD% 001100.. Berli.. UDt.
WANTED. -A CARETAKER FOR
CL'VTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Duties
.war be sees.taised at Semwtarr's Mies •a/
are 1 eammenea at mea Salary 188.0 per
yy++aarr A$pieetiar the
to be is uses d the
Beast n .et later than Malay. Oetsher nth.
1911, A STRATTON, Seem/arc 74-8
vv 1
5 50 GIRLS WANTED
- he Montt Department. wood wages.
1 Bright sew metier. Blabsle aeon
SS laeda Address for w
pareleal.
I
D. B.I PERKIN & COMPANY. tel,
1 79 --ss Leedom. Ontario.
AUCTION SALEM
A U OOIN SAs OF HOUSEHOLD
111.111.Wt� MM. W. AC11111107.4.1
�will mil o,k��7ermm1ss1.t11
bf0 .OW= ether nids.M.
Mp.VDAT, TJ:PT. is. 1TT is. P. K.
eslease ef bee beesahW tee. M-
Isdnem, Maim dishy. 9htasem
a, epets, ear
-
~rss►ii\res -til he me muse, as
air•. debesaa le esemuhg bee
Tito[ O L NOSY,
AmeYa.aw.
4111.1=f1 SCALE OF FARM 81OCE
JOHN MAIM a IOW will
..Ws sachem at ism N. em emdle. t 1. A
fir%. 1111`__AY. BiwT. Ws.
emsere.alT It f, e'dm i =Leg?
sy1>�♦11mmsmss.. 5 ��rm�slmsrgsmPs mY : i y+mm sed
gm; tdiumomlme lm '1 ti t 1 ysai. myelso-
t iwmsea skirt Ile gave � �epesg cl8ew ,:
• rf : f rm�iaamBa. Immo t
so
Er
11 r>ws wefts : s ./1 W i
aeed Via%
��mwrtrlvte 11-11nen� • ,,; e
♦ lseumm. stmt 1 es
grain* and other productions of farm
- fell.
Upstairs was a lar'g'e and varied
ooileetion of ladiestaacywork, Pre-
served fruits, pantry and other goods
of domestic manufacture. The display
of pies. :akar, tarts, eta, looked
decidedly good. Of paintings there
was not • large collectioo, and one
teals has asking if the talent for floe
arts is decaying in Ooderich.
An exhibit of garden products by
the pupils of the Goderich public
school. evideored great interest by
the youthful exhibitors in their garden -
leg operations. The exhibit included
tomatoes, Dorn, potatoes, carrots, cu-
cumbers, pumpkins, etc., some of
which would hive won prises in the
general competition. The aesthetic
side of gardenias was not neglected.
and tbe exhibit included dainty
bo.q.ets sed boxes of pansies and
•stere.
The poultry house held a large col-
batim of prise fowl with a few rat bits
and pigeons. As was expected this
azbil.it was better than for some
7.011, owing to a renewal of interest
on the ppaarri of many of the poultry-
ewn 11. old "chicken -house" bas
broome rather dilapidated, and next
year the efforts of the poultry -fanciers
should be encouraged by the ere:tion
of • new building.
The live .tock exhibit was
especially in bosses end cattle. these
deparsneents being well filled. There
was some splendid stock on exhibition,
and the parade of prix.-winniog
Faim4 before the grandstand on
ariday afternoon did credit to the
live -stock hien of the dietricL
A Splendid Eziibit
One of the real attractions of the
Exhibition was . the ezhibit of the
Amencan Road Machine Company,
wbicb comprised • surprisingly
extensive lice of road -making macb-
loery. The most prominent feature of
the exhibit was a Champion stone -
crusher in operation, with the acteen.
and distribution bin turning out broken
stone in the various sizes required for
road -making by modern metbode.
Included in the display also were
samples of the Company's products in
[road -graders. road -sweepers, road -
scraper, plows, water -wagon., dump-
wegoos, streetcleaoiog can and bag -
derriere, road levellers, rued-drage,
road -roller,, etc. The crusher was
operated by a portable engine. whith
was the only machioe in the exhibit
not manufactured by the Company.
The exhibit was in charge. of Mr. J.
W. Kitts, secretary of the Company,
end lunch interest was manifested by
the spectators in the operation of the
machinery. Great pieces of rock -
many of them tough old "hard -beads"
-were dumped into the mouth of the
crusher, and in as incredibly abort
time they were broken and crusbed
into fragments. then carried to the
revolving screen and distribution bin
by which the different sizes of crashed
rock were separated. The capacity of
the crusher was sixteen tons an hour.
and iia weight was 20,000 lb Larger
machines manufactured by the Com-
pany have a capecit, up to forty tons
an hour. The exhibit was doubly
creditable to the management of the
Aruerican Road Machine Company.
first in demonstrating the extensive
scope of the Company's operations at
the Godericb factory, and secondly in
adding to the attractions of the fair
an exhibit which commonly can be
seen only at the big metropolitan ex-
hibitiooa.
The Buckeye ditching machine.
recently imported by the Goderidb
township syndicate, was shown in
operation. George Salkeld being in
charge. it is • wonderful machine,
and its enure general see will help the
farmers in solving tbe labor problem
The Huron Gasoline Engine
Machinery Co. bad a tent in which
was exhibited an extensive line of
Barrie gasoline engines. These
engines are making a hit and much
interest was shown in the display.
Blore as Grandstand
The performaoce before the grand-
stand consisted of high -clans acrobatics
by the "Flying Dordens" and De Renin
sad Leduc The former troupe, con-
sisting of eve men. put on the best
performance of its kind ever seen in
Godericb. Tbeir exhibition of won-
derful aerial feats was punctuated
with enthusiastic applause .n recog-
ltion of their daring, skill and
strength. De Rsnsc and Leda* also
did some rema-1a14. acrobatic stunts.
their performance being Snore to the
comedy line. bowever.
The Sped Teals
The shower on Wednesday put the
track in excellent condition and the
speeding events were run off under
e beet of conditions. The different
events weir all well etootested The
results wen $. follows
A. matao iMT.OTcePaa.
Gra Roseolas �aadtl aekaew 4 1 2 1
L Mel.eam, f f 4181
9m+ste- .5. dtisr/+1sa Sestet►
rename' earn Ou race.
le Taster} 1126
a1I
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4 dr.
a
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i. Wbelp. I.%relw .4 d .
lE. rlrelda Dee
1. W101mktreLy
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Dimpiass is dr Ibis Or
Is
this Bassed/ simikk Ohs .f.. bail w n year w�'�", illy
attractive
is the e«tee of the raysia was 4M
esblhlt of the Hydrealainle Oom-
tmiodoe, M abbey d Mr. Outer. Ably
gsehtd by dine )/0Oreetb of the b*cel
sisetrle 1101 older. Tlas «blhit in-
atbad • camber of olsgtsisallydrives
t, ince
CONSIDER
EVERY DOLLAR
you put into good •dvertaing
net • dollar of ezpeuee, but a
dollar invested upoe which
you will receive Maher div
eked* then trots any Biba
iavemesent.
asWe s is times
n.sumo ban edvst>tit4R
A. s BRADw1N. Pomtwoh
appliaaons, including a washing -ma-
chine, • chum, a butter -mixer, a water -
pump. • milker, etc. Then there were
a number of smaller household ap-
pliaaoss, such as toasters, coffee per-
colators, krona, etc., demoostruing the
uses of electricity in lightening the
labor of the bousewife. No doubt
when day power is available these
will come into 00.5.5011 use.
has. C. Lee's exhibit of stoves and
hardware goods was very interesting.
The display ioduded tires and other
automobile goods, electric tans. elec-
trical hangings, 'garden tools, fishing
goods. etc., eta. The demon*tretiooa
of the coal oil and gas attachment that
can be applied to any range, heater or
furnace drew large crowds who mani-
fested mush interest
George Hohmeler, the furniture
man, wade a goad display. A cloning -
roma set of Iumed oak Included daven-
port, desk. rockers and chairs. A hand-
some Nordbeimer piano also was on
exhibit Mr. Hohuseier has the agency
for this well-known piano.
Hod ens Bros. had some of their
highcl..e goods attractively displayed
in their space at the north end. Theye
was • handsome arrangement of Wil-
lem and Axminster rugs and mats,
and the front of the display was
draped with curtains and curtain fab-
rics of quality. Some very attractive
tartan goods also were on display.
D. Millar & Son made an attractive
showing of sweatet coats, curtains,
curtain materials, rte. A unique
feature of the exhibit consisted of
several models of COMM!' represent-
ing the famous McColl patterns.
J. H. Colborne had a beautiful dis-
play of Wilton sed Brussellette rugs
and mats. Some natty winter coats
and coatings in the display were a
seasonable reminder of tbe cold
weather soon to be upon us.
The Howell Hardware Co. occupied
a large lection with an extensive di. -
play of their goods, including Pandora
ranger, McClar•y'a Famouo base -
burners, Bele Oak heaters and Detroit
vaper stoves. Mr. Howell was kept
busy explaining the superior merits of
his goods.
R. R. Sailows had a number of his
pbotographic views ou exhibition.
C. J. Harper showed elects is light
fixtures, bathroom goods, - Oxford
range., etc.
The Western Canada Flour Mills
Cu. wade an exhibit of Purity flour in
bags and barrels.
In addition to their outside display,
the Huron Oaaoljoe Begins & Machin-
ery Co. had a space in the main hall
in which were exhibited bicycler,
bicycle psrts, tires and other autowo-
bile goods_
L. B. Tape, of the Singer 'tore, hal
an attractive display, including several
styles of the famous Singer sewing
machipes and some articles of fancy-
work. The ladies were much interested
in this exhibit.
Tbe apiary department of the
Guelph Agricultural College sent an
exhibit and attendant The exhibit
consisted of an observation hive,
model hive, feeder and 'staples of
supplies necessary for the .bee -keeper.
In the observation hive a swarm of
bees were making hooey. Informa-
tion concerning the bees or appliances
was courteously given by the attend -
an t
The complete prize list will be found
on pages three and seven.
Notes of the Fair
In the school children's exhibit there
were six gcod-sized pumpkins, grown
by Gordan Anderson, Bert Bradford,
Alex. Mallougb, Helen Howrie, Grace
Videan and Henry Taylor.
There is some class to the spe-
cial attractions of the Goderich fair.
Last year the trained elephants
showed only at Toronto, Ottawa and
Godericb in this Province. This year
the acrobats who gave the thrilling
performance in front of the giaod-
stand came direct from New York and
after the conclusion of tbeir et:gage-
ment bens left for New Hampabire.
Such attract ions cost money, but the
directors of Godencb fair make it a
point to secure high am. amusement
feature..
There was quite • "crush" around
the Road Machine Oo's. exhibit.
Order. please 1
R. R. Sloan's name was prominent
is the fruit display. R. R. is one of
the leading horticulturists not only of
Huron but of the pioviooe.
There were a number of sharpers on
tn. grouede who relied In considerable
mosey before being "ckeed up" by
Use pollee. The directors should be
aiseful to prevent this .ort of thing.
Tbe farmers' tr+t was a great con-
test, ooe of the fastest events of the
kind ever sago in these parts. Tbe
winner received an ovation from the
crowd of spectators.
H. Bosee.berry, of Dashwood, said
be bad been on eleven race tracks this
season, and the 8t.. Thomas track was
the only one that, excelled the Gods
ricb txwrse in the condition it was in
last week -
Lneb Kennedy, of Wingbem, a
former resident of Ooderich, was the
official starter for the speed Geeta.
Herber Noise
The steamer E. N. Jaz arrived ne
Friday with a e•e'gn of din to elf opal
for the Westers (Canada sour mills.
The *Mame, Doric arrived oe Sunday
with a cargo of 112,000 boaheIa of
wheat for the big trill
Boat* leave belie areivitg almost
daily. for the e,op of the west is eons -
keg in at the sort/mew ekrw•toen asd
must he sbipped at ones to avoid tem -
weeks. The arrival et the elevator
imps the steamer Scottish deco on
Thursday with 1.1n010 busloads of
whets and seas ; the Mesmer R. J.
Drummond as S.Ka.dsy with i60.11D0
MONEY All GONE
PROBING AFFAIRS OF DEFUNCT
ONTARIO WEST SHORE
Huron and Bruce Municipalities Guar-
anteed Bonds and Are Now Paying
Interest *resident Noyes in Chi-
cago -Hearing Adjourned to Se-
cure Detailed Statement
Another attempt to unravel the
affairs of the Ontario West Shore
electric railway sad make the pro-
moters
romoters too the line and show when all
the money raised on bonds guaranteed
by the municipalities has gone to was
made before the Ontario Railway
Board in Toronto on Friday afternoon
last. The primary complaint came
from the towns of Ooderich and Kin-
cardine and the township of Ashfield.
Mr. Wm. Proudfoot, M.P.P., appeared
for Ashfield, and Goderich was repre-
sented
epro-seated by Mr. C. Darrow and Kitrcar
dine by Sir. P. A. Malcolmson. The
bearing in this important case has
been atandiog ad jurned all summer.
Under the questioning of Mr. Proud -
foot ,certain evidence was taken.
The promoters of the Ontario West
Shore electric railway undertook to
build s lin, between Ooderich and
Kincardine and issued bonds to the
extent of 5000,000. The municipalities
to be served by the lire were ap-
proached and cheerfully consented to
guarantee the company's bonds up to
5400,000.
Work was started and the money
raised on the hoods was paid out from
time to time by the Toronto General
Trusts Corporation, with whom the
guaranteed bonds had been deposited
for sale, upon the order of the . en-
gineer in charge. At the present time
an immense sum has been sunk in the
road, yet not a tar bas been run over
it, the company has gone under and
the bondholders are making the muu-
icipalities carry out their guarantee.
The first witness was Mr. T. E. Rob-
bins, with whose house the guaranteed
bonds had been deposited for sale.
The total issue, be claimed, way 1900,
(00, on the hulls of 515,000 per single
tract mile. Of this amountttbe muni-
cipalities through which the railway
was projected to run guaranteed 5100,-
000: The proceeds from thesale,of the
bonds were $364.isl1, under which the
towntbip bond. brought 9e and the
town's ilia. The t2110,tIu1 of bonds not
guaranteed by the municipalities were
turned over to tbe president of the
railway company. and M-. Robbins
did not know what became of them
after that. Out of the total /de 1839.G6
is left with the trust company.
"Where did Om baiasce go," asked
Mr. Proudness.
"The money was paid out on the
certincates of Mr. V. M. Roberta, the
engineer, Inc construction work and
material. Our arrangement was that
we should pay the money on receipt
of certificates from the engineer. We
acted in accordance with corer instruc-
tions as trustees.-'
Some fifty-seven certificates in all
had been issued by Mr.'Roherts, cover-
ing the shove amount, and thie. be re-
peated, represented work and mater-
ial.
"Upon what basis did you make out
those certificates of payment?" Mr.
Proudfoot pressed.
The reply of Mr. Robbins was that
they were upon the percentage of the
work done, part was to be in bonds
and part money.
Mr. V. M. Roberts, the engineer,
said he attended all the meetings of
the electric railway board and took
his instructions from Mr. Moyes. the
president. He knew nothing of the
contract between the railway com-
pany and the Huron Constriction
Co. He kept books at all, only
memoranda. The fifty-seven certifi-
cates that to issued allowed work done
to the amount of *139.9t19.49.
As this did not prove satisfactory to
Mr. Proudfoot, the latter urged for
itemized statements, hut the reply of
Mr. Roherts was :
"i never kept books on an estimate
in my life. i worked years for the
C.P. in the same capacity and never
kept books there. it was Mr. Moyne
who attended to all the distribution
of the work."
Mr. J. W. Moyes, the president of
the defunct railway, mind who pro-
moted the proMet, is at present In Chi-
cago, and books, records, and all other
data required for the Inquiry are not
available and nobody seems to be abler
to tell where tbey can he found.
Chairman McIntyre grew impatient
at the appearance of witnesses who
bad no material to proceed upon and
adjourned the inquiry on the under-
standing that data will be fortbrnm-
ing.t the next meeting, which will
be held at Toronto on Friday. Oc-
tober 3rd.
Ho 1 for Dungannon
Hugh Hill proposes to take m party
from Goderich to the Dungannon fair
nest Friday in his big auto wagon.
Anyone wishingto 10 may leave word
u Signal oe. The auto will
leave town at 1 o'clock. Fare for the
rusted trip ere.
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