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GODERICH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1914
11 In Its 66 years' exis-
tence The Signal has al-
ways been in the lead as
an advertising medium in
Huron County. Why not
make use of its advertis-
ing columns?
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A. IG BH•ANWIY. Pvtuan•s.
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11IHIE STRUN 1trk
c ‘NADA
A CANADIAN CLUB
' SAVE, because --
No. IOO
The lagged oak* growl from acorns, Single donatemount
into substantial capital tat °ughthentrdiumof .saving.' l..'.lint.
Head Office, Corner King and Bay Streets, Toronto
General Manager - - - • - - A. H. Walker
Godench Branch A. Porter
OTHER BRANCHES AT
Auburn, Ont. a Monkton, Out.
Bayfield, Oot. Sebringvdle, Ont
t Dungannoo, Ont. Varna, Ont.
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Some Desirable
PROPERTIES
for immediate sale
I.ist calor I ropertiell for rale or tent with ole.
A. G. NISBET
11'FICE NEXT CANADIAN HANK OF LOMMERCE, GODEItILH
PUo,EM : Oevict 20: House. 150. P. 0. }lux :{tit
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MILLINERY OPENING
The lost .ba ns ing 1'i the settron
Latest Sprier_ Mil{iaery SEyles
will occur on March IUth.:_atth and 21st
MISS C. M. CAMPBELL
KINtiSTON c,TitEli'
SITUATIONS VACANT
,1•i\
A(EU.- A M _%
AN ('APHLKOY
handling hors a .sd with a krrwiedte
o• arnum tuella, Alberta lu work on • firm.
Ayrly at OWN AL ufF If'E
W ANTED. -APPRENTICE FOR
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tF. dre,em•king. MK.`t. PPLI.oW, Anse,-
seestns.•.
ANT . - CARET-aKER FOR
if North street Methodist church. Duties
qa��•nnee.on April 1• . WIt. Appliu•uoos
le he Is es the 17th day of *larch. lett Apol-
rretedsle Wert wanted. a 04,7 of duties
.•be -e -en at J. Yale.' ogle, 01 .a,•.. 141-1161..J tai ♦ ATL s. Fteoord ins "•4'c retail.
LOST OR FOUND
1(x.T.--ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH
111h,-emswbeve brtwsge of pssr of
Eta Astons and Vinton* .tl SAWA
1.01. • tve1
et•d hand 6y pOa.L
bask troth nam of newsy. Ander tilOmm Is•ve
.11116 dlliNAL Wks.
LST. -ABOUT SIX WEEKS AGO.
.haw Moab box omtai•Ing • diamond
',sad • baby pin with a weld star. a Mee
"mein the ewers F Inder will be reward -
•sl on aving the dame at THE •
%. ANTED
VARY
ARY HELP AND DOMESTIC
mERstsom regal Weald,
• YAiiine too WIL. II MoQ IL
►.tN,werameet t
Nr_ _ S fist i1) dna* left with H. Int
AL. oro meta Meapt
stew
WEST WAWANOSH
F1REIN8p8ANCECO.
One of the best in the Prov-
ioc%. Fixed nit* of a•sea•sent.
i:ive Stock Insured at its hill
value whether on the farm or
not. No trouble to make .i ju.t-
'nente.
R. Mel !MAIN,
Agent for Colborne.
•dile.
(ODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two lees* meet alltialos.
p�vb• sane haus prompt and
osndul s$tpaYon. Iilee4i.as
Messy
n0ktle etiRias V lases
Tin DAVIS LiVERY
T. M- DAVINI
Proprietor
South Shut "%Nee Ne. SI
AUCTION SALES
Veto 1, ]larch 1.111,. .t uctoo +ole rf Lu e.,
Meek and impkmcal-, {pxtotaIty or Ma. Ja.
I am. lot O0eIxr.
IrtO1 1. N'a„an,4.b. T,uwt-
Geso*r. aoctioseer.
M.%10111'. March Pith. Clearing auction
sale of farm stool and implement- propert of
Mk. J144* TA111.O11. 101 S. 1_ .,, Uolburse.
1 n'at. Gl'r14M.', auctioneer.
Ttrsno. v. March 17th. Auction .ale of farm
stuck .n.t implement.- property 01 Mit. Jon,
F'.,nv t:. eun.ew1or. 1. 1-anel,t E.errlbtng
will he -o{.1. u proprietor 1. solute we -t.
auc.looa-i.
We:mo+ety. March 1•:h. -Auction sale of
(aim -lock and .Implement.. property of Mn.
Jun% wit -i lry+, N awano.h. Torr. Urso*r,
auctioneer.
i10 .'i.'.. March Itch Mit a\ v. Lola: will
salt rr a.o.li.0 head r)t high '40,045) ,I.IICh tow,. at
the Ne -batt hum. con. 1•M. tioderir•n town.hip'
T. 4.r %Ince a,•cuunrv:r.
W t.,.,+o.r. Marc) ..(I3 lesrtng *maks
isle of farm -tow• *earl implement-. property of
Ms. J A)11. MOIL!". CCM. 1. .tshseid. Every
thine wdl brrimps.ed •d. .'arm 'old. filer.,
ti I• I W 1, nnCtiOneer.
TI r.nlr March'sl.t. Ma. ti, r,
11111 sen all n1. tarot .tock and lmpiemest- .at
lot It. cm. 1. Wawaoerli. He 1s giving ala
farm. lure. 'testator. a4.ctrsncer.
FOR SALE US TO MEET
ji�Ult MALE. -ABOUT TWENTY
tees of *etch.* hay. Prieto 7Irs taw ton
01 IM lava. eine. isswtu7 of straw. Apel)
to a 1K A F' Itytalt• • esnHll.r. 21.
ffk) RENT. --HOUSE. BARN AND
I market Pelts d 1a sores an the tdant, of
the Maltta•d river, situated near the Woad
Trans swiss, (adeecb. Four acres of fret t
tree en Fty'reepp.ase�{�� well watered.
Wi��pp• orifi aJ:VH7JIT-coN. or at TIDE
ll AL rh'rsa:sL R -t
LOOK SALE UR TO ItENT.- A
A grit -ciao tarot or )14 acnes. WKbin two
tiir rt. . 1e A. M.
W LE.Y. Phw, 2 .Ood.rrh. M It.
REAL FSiTATE FOR MALE.
We bars tor sale *boat thirty Www Iota.
prime taegiam flats ble wpwaMa, saw three
=Maretha dw.1Ilrga and a tow m*.
farMAYS a alLikiItL1 . (Ask,
U•t _Mitt
Rm8IDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
111ALIL--'118 residence, with s tear late,
Mr.naMts'en the a•d ABogiees et este. Gees
=ragmen Is dosolais0
u~Oa6adkmaadrMaMtmBmgBe«.w.w melt
:
Uwe ethe
t.eMP�w0t
14.
!FARM POR SALE. -SALE. ---THE EAST
Tap belbUon
dant-rlafg� sod tonne bars. Three I.
jwU /O tel M AeYpin i
iDUSLDHMOS AND FARM PROP
LliCl7MIIORSALS-1havm nbwdwith
set sato sevesel pwp0sios.
tre need bssrItndegreats
st
meads Oast gimes.
waW/YULtt
Zig 14' 1eksrw.
URM FOR SAi L -ONE HUN-
I1RiO sera es the 716 estseaeiee ok CM -
Una r a war? •ad sJaFt rYb kee.w
alfa aned s rimae bank hyo
*fled leer#.eon sad 'grewerns ie
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CITIZENS WILLMEET AND DISCUSS
THE MATTER
Rev. J. a. Fotheringham Writes The
Signal in Regard to Having One
Established Here Meeting Called hathor of retook...
in Counci Chamber Next Tuesday '1114' drputatinn was Iwadrd by
Night .%lay .1 Reid clod was commit Oil of
Midden ('ante -pm, ('Sinton, ('•)uneillur
J. l'. Laoliweil,, and ,4-."r,'.
Cau4)1a 11 Wm Lane hohert Mc.
Lean, %% li. ltuberteou. A. F:. ill ma.
win. N'. L. Horton. r�1;. J. \legaw,
%%Wt. lir•rmiugbarn aIIIj 1 .aunty lhatn-
':.11ur.l. M. (iovrulo'cit. De,tuty Heeve
1)r. V. 'a' Clack and Ur. Holmes went
to Ottawga a f••wday/tag :a„1 they will
join the de1. g.tiun 4 t*l• 4.N(ay.
Tho Irtaj4t 1)y 1)1 the delegates ezp' ct
to gr. buck 1)u Friday bite atone who
intend tia stray over in T44.a,ntlr, 'tl dl
out likely art ta-0mit .1 eltultd•sa'.
1 { A deputation w t I go to Ottawa on
PUBLIC WORSHIP Elliott was of tar opinion that organ -
I ized chatity would dispense with this
evil and several opinions were rapt esa• 1
rd therea).
Rev. \V. K. Hager argued that it f
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LEFT FOR OTTAWA
Local Delegation Left Yesterday After-
noon By C.P.R.
Full of on,hurirsul the It/ al drown -
tion left for 4 ►I Law a yesterday after -
floats by special car "GI•'uce•ater, • 441
S o'clock via C.P.R. 'Their 'grand
there is to get the R,,.,-rnntrnt to
•trend a ,rcr.sery *4100111 on t he hat -
lor no de to make it • 001.1• dud ptvper
to t Le Editor of The Sian al :
In tin nddresa prew'nted if) Ili*
Royal Highueils, the Duke of Coo -
naught, ,4 January 29th, 1913, by the
Association of Canadian coal -ifs, the
following 0Jscl ipti,•u of objet. and
''chary of 'a ('*radian c l,h occurred
"As vehirlr•s for the expee..aIon of
opinion and the di.setninat- of in-
furwatien, 11)4' .-labs are, we think.
performing a tent seeder. int eon -era' -
1I g and developing it well-balanced
s(4tii•nal and lutpetial spirit. And.
its.. as 3 .1. 'ding a 4041 meeting
gelated for Canadians 1)t ditfrim,t poll.
tical and denominational applications,
the... 0rgnuicatiuna *ie doing not :a
little tot Umlaute nut only- a spirit wf REV. GEO. E. ROSS SPEAKS FOR3I-
POOR SWINDLERS
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ARE
BEING BLED BY POOR PEOPLE
RADIAL QUESTIONS
Citizens Become Enthusiastic in This
Mattel and Formulate Plans
A number id interested citizens in
Ott. Hydro radial acheutea Ka' brred in
the e vl chamber on Tuesday even-
ing, for theexprr.s purpose of arras -
lag at *4.1114. definite coeicluaion in
Ccunty Agent Mr G. M. Elliott in His regastl to title 11 attey. Mr. Andress
Report tv (.3hildren's Aid Society Porter occupied the chair and the
sorrel*. of the meeting w Mr. It.
Draws Attention to This Fact --A y K nal,
F.. Hrxlaens. Ilii p and :ell I hr
(committee will Investigate and r.Uncil, with the rxcrptiuu u( Repots
Likely Act 1{revsUr.'Clatk,who W/1.4 ill Ottawa
*t the Einar, and C'.'umo:duns Ptoudfuut
and Wigle, were present.
What is railed overlapping in the 1 There were lua114' opiuiup. expresxrd
di.latrseutent of chastity catu•r 111 for by neatly- *1SI thus. 'in.er.t told it
considerable discussion mt the month- . 18utally ended up by appointing a cuum-
ly meeting of he Chihli en's &id amli• 1111 Ore 41)414).., 41 of the atIlnle
sty at it* regular war«ting r:n 3100- Jle,.ra. A1, (4. Canoe on, Andrew Por -
day ef,ernion. The di-russi.11 was ter, 1i. E. li.dg4•n., .1: Mita•hell
Pm --
inked its the reoalt 1)t the count a• agent. .id lit• \larklrti. It w ill he the duty
\Ir. (5. \1. Fali.u. dating nl hi+ report of 1111. ronnuutrr t. Meet tar rlyaw-
that h.' had rxprrtenced ca -.•s of 141'1'- srutl►ISr4" front other tuuniCipulltiea,
lapping. It Wt%N said by anile of the with a ai••at .•t bringing 1 h .nutter to
wendsa•. 4)7, .out that step. should 1•e a bend 8...14.1 ns �r.rsiblr.
taken 11) hat.' this at . u"1L as it wait ar
harmful 11, choral y 4111. 1rc,cfisial. 311. March awl in regard to this clatter.
toleration amongst tis !tut of n,ttual BLY ON THE QUESTION
trust mud good -will." Such is the put -
parse of a Canadian club. There Det. __
Inst year about aeventy such cnida in
Counda. Nut tally do the important He Believes That it is Natural for Man
centres --Winnipeg, Montreal. Toronto to Worship and Remarks That it is
• pared with Gtalrrirh - Hathem but : `
-have 1
Ir is places which h c be w a Outs and a Privilege Which all
n•ie,
Owestbound mid NLager.' Fade. Titer Should Perform --Urges for Bins
ger Congregation
.
hate
been 1d t
tdrcsd h -
mete
� t differing
from .with .flier as widely as Lord
Milner *nil Foe hes Itobertsnn, Hey. l -
lierr,arll V..,aghrn »1)d Dr. lirenfelL
They have.,ui.cueerd all kinds of sub-
jects from t'h.- remains canal to China
and her ambitions, flow socialism to
diversified farming. They have
proved iutereating and instructive
alike to tat:ners and Merchant*, tami-
nres and pt•ufeesional wen. They have
developed local patriotism and i,tp53li-
:distic strength. 'Their mission is the
uplift of a cuu,ncnity, in htl-lues and
in social w'elfar'e, the growth of iutelli-
krnt and capable citizens. The per.•
race of a Canadian club in (3oderich
►I�ilElrF al't en-ar•sr18nyilanf to 'the wth,tt-
community, uniting diversified inter-
ests and teudII.g W prodUre a broad-
minded healthy manhood.
A meeting of all interested in the
starting .f such 11char will be held, by -
the rt.urle.y of the mayor, in tar
tuuni.Op al chaise'.* next Tuesday
crewing at eight o'clock. (bur and
tend a hand in its ulganization and
%tut k.
J. 11. F.
DRESSMAKING
j'tRtSMAKINO AND i.ADIES'
11 TAHAMINI;, Mletiah B4II4 UArtTH
•,1d fIca.KOD, room J, Yid floor Ma-unlc temple
betidu1r. Sis It.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ltt{AVINO I'AR(.OR
►prow neofurd Sharing Parlor 1- one of the
b„-.. equipped and most 1)Y 11)-.1alu .1101,. 11)
low n. •, a ha, c 1)•t .o,.b.n the RLulatiun of
dom./ tit-l,bu.. ours. Sa44eraeuou 1. guaran-
teed. atop 10 OM sue.
w. 4.. LLMH1'. 1'ropnelr.
Lt'ECIAL AN.OUNOKMENI' OF
10 Tor. w, J. 1f.LUa c.o., Toronto, Our
grew 11„e 1)t wall paper mums. nook. iti the
banuyur our tioden'•h .repnx.entauve, Mer,• A.
`•Nn .e.., Uum t g.41 w Wo the m berme oay
nus. by114 l bre +*111 WI your house. Hw
de. w 1.4111111. 4s1tt - 4.x .,U4' wail+ per run. w'4'
Day art elute., comae. to Guderaon. w. wall
du your pu830og *ad psperieg.
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT
..uUec 1. berates elven that an application
wtl, tar made to the kedlu1•tare et the r revises
1)t Oaarrio at ore n.x 4 NAM= fhmmet by the
mrbrclttall.y of LOA tows et,useeneb, 4'p
behalf .t neat and the ether aaatap-'fl-
wst4A set. goaraateed sty heads d JIM On
trrru w sot +x011 1urwa7 Oomp•a/. for M sot
Lu rvv11.11 the est of laooepor•4oe et said sem
Mny. being Y W ward 7, Master 73, as --weed
0y eub.eq..out umuitatauo, end .xtesdues the
LUDO fur umy 0t00,11 tre eof Ise 11111011,1111113/1e M
AMA Listed at Wass k' 17th day of F'shralary,
A. n. 1eAL
CHAttLY]I (JARROW,
as- 1Utortbr for Aggierant
ARS 11D T$ _dlrrlel'
Notice U hereby riven that an applistten
will be made te IM Lonslative .Assembly et
oke Provisos of (Anton. at , he Mit mea•es
thereof, ter an sot te taorporay a eemp•oy to
be known w the _toted'., tined Heed and
Ittratford Hallway or Boob other male M may
be given to It by tote Legl.lat tee Amebly
with pour W etoe.s(met sod operate • Ilse et
mower [s nausea) term the city of London
*oath westerly tit thy tarnish'', el Lea
d.... limbos •ort hwesterly thrsegb the taws -
'blpeetLobo ret W51b•me Md Weet Wil-
liams to Parkhill r to • porta Mar llarhhltl:
theme eortb.aa.ny Monists the townships .t
McOlWvrrty sad flop)..• to limed Send;
thane mosey W • point at or sear ttzeeat,
thus W the MV of nor*
weasels Ur tar airy of Ir
W anneiste beaaohel or
1; threat each -
and wIta power
.dear e( the slid
railway. sad v evert with M7 railways mw
belt or to es loin at s7 ptl.N demo this ism
orf ogler" sod with Mur be e0er•ts said
MAMMY 187 steam. elesteigne 4'r etanricao : red
with power to make ogseemeste ter role r
sm•rMrtY- with ether _patio.* sod tar
snob ether powers as are •sods given to
woo ssmpa.ir sad far 4)M► pnwere r Nis
M•Mmr7 r• vi,U*u a meaeW ter Westerns
energise ee timbales= eta Amey esseesov.
GRAY • GRAY
Lesissaw Selldb . Tenger& AeBekeee M the
A.pBm 4*.
DY.d •t thews this U414 day at Acme.
A.D. MIL madlt
A very appropriate discOuree was
(traverrd 1)t 1nux church Ly Ilev. lieu
E. R.-, last Sunday morning on -The
practe.e•uf public w,r-hip.' The text
ehoaen W148 tiehtews 10:x-,,• Not fol•sak
lug the assembling of ()omeIve, togethe
a- the .manner or eulue
Referring to the adept on of it err
talo Sunday as "t;.-1),-:hureh-day,'
the preacher said that he disliked the
suggestion. Every••tiunday should he
► g .-Lu-church day. Aad It was a die
'grace to rhri.t San emu ,t,lnily wbele
*114! coess.iatealtle W►testaia.. 1 4ta-et1Ylrlan
did nut habitually attend the bowie of
Glad for pn!rlic svorsb14.
Nevertheless the limo -1,1 able fact was
that (hi.ughout our land there were
thousand,. of people who never enter
the public sanctuary.
WORSHIP I1 NATURAL.
In c.nsid,•ring the . resew+ and ad-
vantages of regular attendance at diets
of „urship he said :
"It Is a dlriall• C.n,ma0d. it is a
serried privilege. Men cleated in the
image and likeness of God 1s a*hurally
a worshipper. %% het rare you find bit,
in the most exalted civilization or the
most degraded bat hatIbw he worships
:outrun., something, eoulrwhete. It
Ia 4t11 11e1WWWIAI for him to woish•p ar it
is ttr irleath.-. He i, silo. a public wut-
shipper. Visit any part 1)r the earth
and we find the alar, the shrine, the
sacred groove, the temple or the Nyna-
Rogue. to hi. w.rah.pufGod be finds
the realization of his highest and hest
in the rec.gnttiun 1)f human brothea-
hood. Divinely endosed with a social
nature man cannot find his fullest
development apart flue, social wort hip.
And hr who liabuu*1lv absents hltn-
selt from public w.r-hop sins lignin -t
hie own sand and dealt. his spiritual
life.
ITS ADVANTAGES
"Thr advantage* of the ..church-
going habit are mans. We attend the
s*actuary primarily to worship God.
There ie also the pr•.m:.e of a special
blessing to those worshipping with their
brethren that cannot to realized In
private devotion. Public worship pro
mote., the highest welfare of the home.
The moral and spiritual value of the
family regularly attending the house
of Ood cannot fait overestimated.
Many of:us can recall the days of our
youth when church attendance by
every member of the family was re-
garded as • most sacred duty and
privative.
The teetnory of the family pew
remains and ever will remain an abid-
ing lwpiration and strength. it pro-
motes also the highest, welfare of the
shite.
ler ' IIN r•
"he -president Taft to • recent
address a/Brined that unless the people
of the United States gave more atten-
tion to the practice of public worwhipp
the ver'yfouodations of their national
Institutions were In peril.
And it is so everywhere. Law,
order and mortality mu.1 fled their
roots in religion. Close the doors of
every church in our own community
eliminate the factor of public wor-
*hi from our life and soon the condi-
Clue Of Sodom and Gommorha would
be reproduced.
'The influence of public worship on
the young Is all-important. An our
boys and garb will soon go out Into the
world of conflict and temptation they
will fled the church -going habit one of
the maln.t•ys of their lite. Arte we as
parents and guardians doing our part
in cultivating this betel and preparing
these thereby to be able to Need in
the evil day, to boner their Ood and
finally to overcome t Happy le the
youth wbo he been taught the prae-
t e* of public worship before getting
forth 0a lits'• imaged way. Respon-
sible to (nod at the %element clay will
we be wbo ere in precept cad
example ol the sacred claims not God's
House and God's Day."
AN EXHORTATION
1* enneltuiou Mr. Rots mode • per-
sonal appall to the membership of
Knox .torah tentbalag them that the
member at a 1del
SS es and .rg they
*hod glop melte the swamps Mesdesee
at tem "nimble every Sm da morn
mid d evening sot teem than TOfmA
oat% John ponoak and it.e, E, "Jest's Christ and the eocial life.' W/I:11
a subject ably disetissed by Rev. J. 13.
Ford were strong believers in t.rgoniz-
decided to Fotheringbam in his sermorpon Sun-
- ed chat ity. o AB finally
r appoint Dr. II. 1. Strang. Messrs. A. day evening I.tst. From the text.
council with a view of having an or. abow that Jesus hail time for pleasure,
would he to deal out all charity. The iwnitAtia. wHiniee.preaence and made water
- result would be that persons would
onlv lw able to get charity from one The 'Moister gave it ate Lill.
setweessirasseaei al 3111.11140Y .710•4111.611)!Wiy., -14.11141 da. PA‘alouvia
I As treasurer, Sheriff Reynolds' re- tfienrcebwrii,:thimtninentandiii(tiym:ripilidginiiniit:i,r,arkeitioctsie
' mice on band. cash in tht. hank, of pacitate for labor, it was not contrary
1010.7 l. The contributions to date to the apirit of Christ.
Of eourse, he would hese the con -
j G. 11. was interestimt and he I
aecoantit accumulated since last meet_ pleasure was indalged in anti in ronse-
i quence business was neglect,ed, then it
log to
I Ile noticed on looking at his records ."*" an "ii•
Sunset of the evils of pleasitre the
he had made 56 visite since last meet- .
, ing in the int e. este of Thtee rector enutnerated and strongly de-
nounced especially that feeling of
pride which is Attendant with so many
I tv had just been taken as war& of
tile pociety. Since then it has been aocial ga,hrtiogr. The practice of SI /-
Cilt intercourse, chiefly for scandid
found necessary to take charge of five
gossip, was also reprehensible in
more, mix out (if the eight hay
placed in better homes. and NO far re- the preacher'e opinion.
suite sire entirely eatisfactory. He Then again. there Are pleasures
which haven degnuling effect. and robe
had been fortunate. in securing, goo('
homes, and as a esolt seldom was a feels that the -atmosphere of it is stieh
ehild removed once placed. that he t (Noires ;t nioral bath when it -
At present lie wanted • home for a i'ver•
boy six years of age. "There is no need to live to out selves
as a het ink," oliserved Mr. Pothering-
coaTittituatitaa ! ham. "In seclusion our hearts. like the
would he a goa d idea to have the chi'1
of police investigate cases and find out RECTOR OF ST. GEORGE'S ABLY
whether they are deserving or not.
THE SOCIAL
LIFE
Mr. A. 31. hobertsod oI'serv.d that DISCUSSES IT
this fluty requiltd the majesty of law, and •tl ulHcrr of this kim - _--
h. 1 would he
the best to accomplish this purpose. Rev. J. B. Fotheringham Thinks That
It was stated that as the town gave
out chanty through its relief commit-
tee and er 1 es ,1
t the h tech also disu'b
Dott-
ed it, 801110 people writ. na only rr-
ceiting It but alio laving up for future
11.1•.
Pleasure, When it dues Not Inter-
fere with e 414 h Duty,Incapacitate tate t r
Labor or Degrades, is Not Contrary
to the Spirit of Chi ist
4-Oa1MITTEE APP4uNTF.11
EVILS OI' PLEASURE
`('ontt•ibetions of clothing had been herrnit•s,cling to that social intercourse
received fMrs. Carrie. Jnr.. Frail with ooes fellow men. which it has afrost'
pwrfe'ct right to do," hr ,,,,,id.
Ilodgenr and Mts. DePeudra•, a pts- Hr exhorted pelglle, that instead 1)f
eel lett nt tit.- library by 1111eerM. ,1. having r calendar .f right and wrong
Clifton, 1V.M.S. of Auburn t re.hy- drawn up by the church, as was done
trrinn church, a parcel vaii.e l nt ROI, by sumo deoowioatioue, to ask then-
Mro. Angus McKinnon. Wumeu"e in" selves whether t'htiet would do this 1)r
statute at. Rt. Augustine clothing to that and ..timate their lives by the
the value of. Val. lie remarked that example He taught.
1 it was a great pleasure. representing Lutknow Wedding
the mMlety, to distribute this clothing' The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
dere it asuuld suit and he apprecut Howey, Luckouw, wasthe scene of *
Ile visited a home in the county ' quiet wedding on Friday- morning
where there were four children of last, when their fourth daughter, Mise
ecb4ol age not attending, as a result Agues formerly of (iodericb. Ix -
of warning and practical sympathy. came the bride of Mr. Gerald R.
thechildren were at once started to Holenheck. The ceremony was per -
school, formed by Rev. Oen. McKinley of the
TO GO TO OTTAWA
DEPUTATION GOES TO OTTAWA
FOR HARt3OR IMPROVEMENT
Delegates to London Report to Council
About t•lydro Proceedings There -
Regarding Raoial; a Big Deputa-
tion Will Go from Goderich Later
on This Month
The council rah»luhr.r is t, filled to
oveifowing on Friday night at the
regular stieetina el lite council. The
epeeLM tan '4 eagel ly exported sotue
"tun," but tIl.-rr was "nothing ding'
and no Wrwotks were ..ern but .other
a peacetoi meeting was heli. All. the
menibei • of the cuuneil were present
anti Mayiir Reid Krr,idtd.
The delegates who atteudr.1 the
Hydro Field day in London each gave
as short account of the proceedings
t hr. r. a
thy.•
Reid •*id that it was a day
eve o 1
r t rr remembered tIltt he felt
that he 1...u3d not give the council any
idea .t the high e,thir.tasul which
nrrs-ailr,t there. "There weir tater
objects w loch 1 hat got Ile, ing aimed at,
when it was decided to send a mun-
ste`r delegation t. Ottawa, said the
niayor. "One wait the fact that the
water powers should be preserved
for a people Ir and not'v
t given to pri-
vet K P
vete crrsp.ratioo,; ao.the-r rico. tar
deepening of tar Welland azul St.
L.eawrene4'I
cans .,
and the third wee to
getthe wives nr4ri,( to grant a subsidy
uf 7451011 per utile .1 radial made built
in this western part of Ontario." He
held that a radial line fro, Lon-
don, through thole' kit to Kincar-
dine, which would Laing in Hayfield
and other points notch. and south
would lira good vent (strand be felt very
enthusiatt.e 0ve1 the matter.
Regamding se -sidles, he said. that to
Sale thegovet'ou:ent had spent 824a, -
000,00U en subsides and he thought
that municiilalItlea shield get mune of
this money instead of letting it go to
int lvat e corporations.
t'OORLI It EPit ESENTFD
His Worship woe sorry tfi*t the
county of Huron res a whole was so
ta*,rly reptesenttrl, but felt that rad -
ink would be a good aeheuie and he be-
lieved tb*t if Ottawa had peen within
welkint( distance; the whole 4OMpaany
would have walked there from Lon-
don to Inakr there demands upon the
guvernmrot.
Reeve Elliott, who went to London
on Ilia own initiative, declared that he
Ilan always been a hydro advocate. a4
ale helieved that it wall 11. lard
-
nbu-
n ess.
Court. Prnudfont, one of the dele-
gates, gave a ht ief ace t of the pro=
reeding.. of the London convention
and he believed that Is, large * delega-
tion, should go to Ottawa. from here.
Hr thought that everybody -private
citizens as well as the council -should
Kia to Ottawa and .hake the dele-
gation as impressive Ar p.aaible.
Aa a rrpresenta(ivr of the Board of
Trade, Mr. H. H. Hodgen had also
visited London. On the invitation of
the mayor he spoke moat enthuoiaati-
cally about the convention and re-
nottated that be would not have minted
the meeting for a good deal. Tersely, .
he explained the means of financ-
ing and operating the electric road.
REQUESTS
A Communication was received from
the county Orange lodge. asking for a
grant of $14) to,parti*IIv defray the ex-
pense of conducting a celebration here
nn July 12th. The matter was refer-
red t0 the Finance committee.
The residents of Cameron street :are
again up in arms and presented a peti-
tion to have a sewer laid as soon as
possible. The Public Works commit-
tee will inquire into the matter im-
mediately.
In view of coal and other commodi-
tar. advancing In price, the Public
Library board asked that the council
He knew of souse homes in the coun-
ty- wIpiere conditions were such that it
wet he an easy matter to bring the
parents into court and make applica-
tion for the children to be taken away.
This would be the easiest plan of deal-
ing with these case., bot not the beet
plan. 1f anything can be done to re -
hos. •eubb.%-the sidle
rtsm can he teft with their parents it
ehoetld he done, be thought.
Ritoe last tneeUog the society have
received 10 applications for children.
Number placed in homes, six. Number
of letters gent out. 1S; number receiv-
ed, 76
The following have contributed to
eociet foods since last report : Mr.
1. B. Toxo, Mrs. Carrie, Mrs. Smeetb,
Mrs. A. Davidson. J. P. Hume, .1. H.
Million, towable of McLillop, town-
ship of Tuekereolith. Morrie township,
Ooderich township. Hey township
Orlderich omen'. intute, James
Mitebell' balance from defunct bores
breedersa•eoci•tlon, Rev. James
Hamilton, Mn. J. R. Ford, Women's
14atltute, Holmrsville, Huron county.
As he awed that he was badly in
need of • filing cabinet, he was in-
structed by the society to purchase
OAP.
The next meeting will be held in
May.
Is Seek Allam
Mr. A. M. M•elanee, obis( engineer
of the 'teenage J. A. McKee, lase re-
cently returned from a trip to War
goer, MeoUa.d, preparatory to cow
sseneing the maeoo of navigation
again. He stated, that be with Dept.
R. 0. Bassett. a eta of Capt. W. J.
Western Bassett. asatinugg Cromer of the
Mea0ms411p oossp•ny, will
Nnl remain 4'g tbsir steamer ender
the new Rem. w Aig.tma "*eaahlp
eent�s� Ui el+mmlm *4101 tib mllttwe
ar wOl Lee Aedsrlmh es her initial
trip ahem* April MMtr.
Methodist church and immediate
friends were present. Mr. •od Mrs.
Holeobeek left on the Afternoon train
for a visit to American cities.
1_ at(•tM�.. A
OLD LIGHTHOUSE iS e11IN0 REMODELLED
The old lighthouse, one of the landmarks of 0od 1ohwbi.b hoe iter over
Tows SO To•tine. forth Its helicon Mk* do gds mariners safely into ports 4.41...iw(R iModell d. Under government espw'.Wo.. Mr. S O. Monologs ber a
gang of -men working there palling down the reeldsatial part, a.d the sower
will be built five fest higher to amoMeSwq • revolving flashlights "'bleb
some time .go, (he government deteded to place:thee. Mr. y. 3.11atga. le the
vm�tset oAlslsl ander whose sr ion the work le hetes carried ea. it
st weN thmt the work 41{11 take • sem* of weeks or meow.
AeaAy this work is Wileg dome as the result of the terrible *forma of lase
Kov'esiMq when en many sailers lost their lives. it was said .t the Inquest.
`t �wed,athat the lights Itghting or attempting to light the harbor
1