HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-5-21, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
T111ua.a Y MAY 21, 1914 •
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES
HIRE
FOR HIRE
FOR
EAST STREET GARAGE
STREET GARAGE
GODERICH
Next to To Hall
Always Open Phare 243
SINGER STORE
Stamped Waist
Bargains
W,• have * tine assortment of
(ta11 w.td Wants, is. lawn and
toile. very newest designs. reg-
ular price 75c to $1.'!), now &W.
t,i, line of White Wear.
etautted. it the latrs► design and
pattern, including Nightgown*.
C euti laden Corset etICover...
ov Towels,
Pil-
low ht Y 1.,
eta.
\C. have a choice Int of heby
.print'; and summer Monnet*. the
very latest style., from 25e• to
we,
Our spring .tock of l'ushiour,
(et tars. Runners. are the newest
design. out. We have Silks and
1) M I' Threads in all *hack...,
slat). its stock. We also have
OM l' ''lack Cordonuet,
('a11 and see our ladies' Cellar.'
and tansy Neckwear, at the
Sieger Store.
1
Mrs. L.B. Tape
Saturday Specials
at the
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
Strawberries, New Pine Apples
Florida /drape Fruit". Bananas,
Sunkist Oranges in all sizes. -
New Vegetables
Itee. Tomatoes, ('tic twos,
t'.l'.. y. Lettuce, lh.ions, Radish.
Rho 1,. New Cattiest..
Home-made
Maple Syrup
Hayti just received a Loge
Tummy of Hcme-roads Maple
Syrup of the very highest qual-
ity and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
('TREE) ME.\TS
We Ale making aroangemento
lifts a Iaree end ehm%ce ,,a-
... t . se cur* (01.
i i . e , 1
u t ! t
to I
eei'emey and will he in e
e-ihen f) supply your wants
h choice Cr cadre" y and Deity
itn••er, at,letle. fresh Hugs and
('rued and,Cooked Meets.
All order• t•ia receive our
cbcful sateui
S. J. YOUNG'
Harailtaa Street
LOCALS ww PERSONALS
-Mr. Herbert \fardel, of Detroit,
was 111 tuwo for a few day* heat week.
-Mre. Wm. Glop. of Stanley, Ir the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
,launders.
-Mire Brace Robertson is visiting
her brother. Mr. Harry Robertson, at
Stratford.
-Mew Stit ling has returned to town
after visiting friends to 'Toronto for
two week*.
-Rules and regulstioas regarding
"A 'trip of a Lifetime- will be found
on page right.
-Mr. Arthur Elliott, of Calgary,
Was visiting et the home rat Mi.
Stephen slotherr last %ref.
Thr Mrnrsetung canoe club will
hold another dance in the Marone.
temple on Saturday night next.
%Ir. John Roberts, recently of the
Stelling batik trete. was in town on
Wetutesday tem -wing acquaintances.
-Mos. Lerch, the ,.rganixei of Gte1r-
ri. h dt.tr-sct, is in attrndanee sl the
Mellen a .M.S. convention being heel
in London this week.
--Mrs. Hector McFedyen left on
\Vrdue.dav to visit her sister, \Iia,
tsetse Polley, in Acton. en route to
Toronto and . ther pointy.
-Coon. H. J \lot•rie her barn a busy
man for the past three. weeks. During
that time be was delivering ••tuck for
the Stews, t Estate, of Ilrnwillrr.
\Ira. W. Major is spending two
week. in Goderich wit h her parents,
\Ir. anti We. A. M. Pulley. arriving
last \loudly from her home In Toledo,
Ohio.
Uron. Henry Homey. of Blyth, a
former resident of ti dot ich, who is
herr attending the district mertitig in
th.• North street Methodist choral.
Been The Signet a friendly call.
--Mr. J. L. Killoran ha. purchase,)
the"brick residence on Nelson str •rt
owned by Mr. James Bucheuan and
at present occupied hy Mr. W. L.
Elite, manager of the Bank of Mon-
treal.
-Mi.. Maud Thutlow, who has been
spending a few days with her mother.
Mrs. James Thurlow, left on Monday
for Paterson. New Jersey, where .hr
will graduate at the General hospital
there this week.
--Coun. E. R. Wigle has recently
engaged the services of Mr. B. D. Tournament Arranged
Trout. of W iarton, who carried off the
John Roberts gold medal in the The executive of the howling club
et:advatmg examinations of the Op- met in the office of Mr. Win. Lane on
Wit) college of pharmacy. Tuesday last to arrange for a local
re on Mon-
-- Mr. Chef -ley reneel, who register- diiirn u rnMw t to b!itb'dIt. he i decided
ed at the Macdonald house, St David Y Y
street, runic inooths ago, underwent a That the ,ink games would be played
meet successful uperation at the Uunn and that the trophy games would be
howyital, Clinton, recently, for .t pain 18 ends and Lbe consolation gators
in his side. He 1. now abbe t. walk would cmnaist of 1'. ends. All rinks
about in his room.defeated in the trophy [fames will play
--MissJosie Sanndrr+Ieltimed from in the :onsnlation. Mr. James Yates
T,.ronto.•n Setmt•day. where she went
as. delegate from the General !trough
chsptrt• to a convention of the D•augb-
tris of the Empire. ai.d al.oss a dele-
gate from the Arthur circle to a 1irge
rat,... ary convention held there eat ly
in \ley
---Tha annual meeting of the G,ale-
rip li district of the London cnnfrtence
of the Methoxbist clear, b ie heir - held
in the North.treet Mei Inahnleh
to ley. This afternoon the mit)ister cal
sus -ton was It. ld an.: will b-' followed
by a meeting Ohl end toneorrow
mo, nnwg
--Mt-. S. E. (lick and Nis,. Mal garet
Kobe•rt.ett 1.11 lot Lon.tot1 on 'Tuesday
1.. attend the annual convention of
the 1. •radon rnnf•tet.re branch of the
'HOU. E
STUDY
The Arts Co.rw way
he taken by car wipes -
Ams. hot (asdrate
Aes/risa to gradeate
a•a•t attend one
,welts.
QUEEN'S
UN IVBRSITY
kINGSTON, ONTARIO
AHTS APPLIEwDs soowtss/CC
r(OICIN[ I£NOiHE(NIN4
SUMMER SCHOOL
JULY est• AUGUST a
G. '( CIIOWN, Segleter, Ilrples , O.
Rifle Meeting
The match committee of the Huron
County Rifle league will meet in Dun.
ri j«nu••rn on Tweeds y, May IMtb. wt
7.30 pate The maids eommittee con -
sista of one representative from Obeli
rifle association belonging to the
H.O.H.1.. and the officers of the
H2O,Il.L.
Liberals, Attention!
A meeting of the Lihrrals of Gode-
rich will be held in the board of Trade
rooms over the Polon bank .in S
.atur-
day eveniug, May 14d. at 7 :el o'clock,
w+
for the purpo(it appointing dele-
gates to the convention At Kralorth
on Tuesday next. A good attendance
is desired
Opened up Business Here
Mr Herbert F. Morrie. el Colborne
township, has taken over the imple-
ment business recently conducted by
Mr. P. J Ryan on Hamilton street.
Mr. Morris has had considerable ex-
perience w ith machinery and as be is
well arid favorably known throughout
the district his many friends will find
hila doing busiress at the old stand on
Hamilton street.
Given a Chance '
As a month had expired, Norman
McLeod, who was charged with gross
indecency, and bad been allowed to go
on remand for a nlcnth, appeared be-
fore Judge Doyle yesterday. I was
.hewn that he had been web heaved
for the past month and was allowed
ages) bait for his good conduti on con-
dition that he would appear in court
to receive sentence when called upon.
Annual Meeting at Blyth
Representative* of the different
branches of the Women's Institute in
Huron county ,net in Dungannon on
Thursday of last week to make ar-
rangements for the annual county
meeting, which it was decided to hold
at Blyth on Tuesday, June 2nd. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
At the close of the meeting lunch was
served by the ladies of the Dungannon
branch.
Ninety-first Birthday
Twenty reletivos of Mr.. Wm.
Greer gathered at her home on Traf-
algar arse, on Monday evening adroit
*:eek for the purp'er of celebrating
her :slat hirthday. Mrs, Green is won-
derfully hale and hearty for one of
her age 'She is the only surviving
aunt •.1 ('.oincillor H. J. Morris. Thr
party broke up about 1U o'clock, the.
geese* all wishing the venerable lady
many more years of health and hap-
nineties
ep-
nineve.
Liberal Convention in Seaforth
Next Tuesday, May Skh, the Centre
Huron Liberal convention will he held
at steafort.h. It is expected that a
large mnnber will go from here as also
from other parts of the riding. Ad-
dressees will be given hy Mr. \Vas.
Prcudfoots KA'.. M.P.P.. Mr. J. G.
Ander-ton. M.P.P., of Lucknow: Mr.
M. Y. McLean. ex-M.P., of Seatorth ;
Mr. \V. H. Kerr, editor 01 the Brussels
Poet ; Mr. Thomas \le\fillan, of Hul-
lett, and others.
Wonuu)'s Missionary society. Wbile.
their,• they cue the gavots of Rey. ( Hurt by Fall
And Mrs. Gro. N. Haze.' at the Well -1 While driving along the Moron
1. Mitten *,'lass pas,irtg.'. toad on Wednesdaya(tertt.e)tt of Iasi
_1{rv• .1l.11 .1'7.John I'oll.e•k scud week. Nlr. George Morrow. a teamster
children ere , 11.10Y'ni; a1 I wn week.. 1111 years of age. was quite seriously in -
visit with \I r. and \it• Geiser John- 1 Jul -re by his train running away. The
. *ton et their house on k *.L .4 elf. ` trouble Arose from the whif ictreea be-
coming loose, thus causing the tongue
to fall. This frightened for Irani
and they bolted. The driver. who seal
holding the reins in his bands. was
jerked off the load and dragged along
the road for • considers.ble distance
Art'se he was able to bring his horse,
to es standstill. He was badly bruteed
abort theechest but is recovering froru
his in jar e.
has donated a trophy' prize and the
committee will supply the consolation
prize.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Wm. 1Mwart
One of the old pioneers of °oderich
was laid to rest in Maitland cemetery
Ode afternoun, in the person of Mrs.
WWI. Stewart t nee Mir Grime Crape),
aged MO years, who died mi Tuesday
last at tier t eddence un Tt atalger
street. Rev. Geo. E. Ross conducted
the funeral and the betrere were :
Messrs. George Stewart, Joseph Stew-
art, J. N. Kernighittl, Jamar Holland,
C. A. Reid and Alex. Heuderruo.
The late Mrs. Stewart was high)
respeeted and well known in Goderich
and her death will lie much regretted
by her many ftiends bete. Bethke a
husband she is .ureived hy one sten
and two daughters.
Bad Boy.to be, Lashed
.apparently Wm. Finlay. jr., of
Turuberry township. a youth of 17
years M age, felt his position keenly
when before Judge Doyle. at a sitting
of the county judge's criminal court
y.stetday, he pleaded guilty to cote -
witting en indecent Itssault upon a
young girl last April. ,budge Doyl,•.
severely lectured the prisoner and sen-
tenced him to four day. in jail with
Live !ashy. to be administered levet d-
ing to law frown .\ttotuey Seeger
prosecuted the case and Mr. Richard
Vaustone, of Wingbate. appeared for
the prisoner.
Mrs. S. Malcomson
From the New Westminster British
Columbia" we take the following ref-
erence to the death of Mr,. S. Malcom -
son, • former resident of (ioderich :-
Mrs. Mary Jane Maleonison. n res-
ident of this city for the past five
years, died at the home of her son,
ilr. Sidney Melcowson, :CO Pine
street, late Saturday night. The
late Mrs. Malcoms)n was predeceased
by her hushand, Sutherland Malcoto•
son. The late Mr. Mal son was
for many years master in chancery at
Goderich. Deceased, who was 73
years of age. haves to mous 11 her loss
two son., Mr. Sidney M1lconlson. city
auditor of New \Vertmin.trr, and \le.
Percy Maicomsein, of Kinraidine, and
one daughter, Mr*. T. J. Lewis, of
Leopold place. this city. The tuner.)
'tervicea were held this afternoon from
the residence of her son with Rev.
Canon d'Easum, of the Hely Trinity
cathedral. officiating. Interment was
made in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. 1
WILL MAKE REPORT
Provincial Health Officers Survey Local
Health Conditions
and Mrs. Pollock repent t.. have to -
mot row for their new hum.• near
Ingereel', whets Mi. Pnl:ock will he in
sharer of a rural church.
These ladies wbost' c,mhit.,d ages
Peel 2711 year. met 1'y actideut At the
home nil Mrs. \\'I n. (item in Grelr-
rich oo Monday of tbie week. The
ladies were: -Mie. Certtck, aged Si
year.: M. Burrows, aged 1►2 )ears,
ra iters, lirretn, aged Irl years Mrr.
we amd Voll WIWIK weer ' [MOW
the same year.
After their regular lodge meeting.
Court tio.lerich ( t).!•' . No. 32, had w
Yesterday morning, accompanied by
.A. C. Huutet. local M.11.0., and
Mr. James Mitchell, chairman local
hoard of health, Dr. P. J. McNally, of
Guelph. provincial director of public
health, and Mr. F. A Dallyn. of To-
ronto ploviticial sanitary engineer,
made a t rip around town *111 %'( ing
the health conditions of the •own.
Thr mouth of the town rower was in- soon recovered. led. Spahr did not
sneered and h rah Dr. McN.tlly and Mr. look unlike a white elrpiiant but did
Dallyn would advice that sat atuimeo- not prove himself so but rather a val-
tic tank be built there for the IRlrpose treble asM•t to the team. His big
of treating sewage before it enters the white snit was in cvidenceeverywhere.
l ke, The oppcnenta did not dress so [antas-
•'Odors are not unsanitary " said tic and worked just as well. How -
Mr. Dallyn fo The Signal when be
was asked alo,tr the rondttims pre•
Tailing there. He went on to say that
while the reins. which Wright arise
from the sewer as it was exposed in its
transit to the lake for a considerable
distance might he unpleasan' but he
did not think they were un*aiitar).
He a:knowlesipjed. however. that if
Hies or mosquitoes Med there they
might spread contagion. providing
there was contagion in the t rte.
He stated that the water eyst•m of
the town war liable to pollution. but
chiefly in his idea, by means of the
sewer entering the btkeand the intake
pipe not being extended\ far enough
out roto the lake. He advi,(d the
pipe being carried beyond the bleak -
Heter.
He gave it as his opinion that it was
not food for the public health. trio
proximity of the sewer to the intate
pipe. He also remarked that the dis-
charge from boats entering the harbor
might be i factor. for spreading con-
tagion if it existed en those tout*.
He inferred thee in the report which Icor and l'racknrll : half hack,, B. Aute, pacing been leader in same of
1)r. McNally and be himself wuu1l \•rung, Cslhnsp and Lamtxrt tor- the greatest Baptist movements on
slake. they would likely recommend I wards, l'eachy, .1. Young, Kittuu,
lois and other continents. He ie
that the town a -e chtnridr of lithe in Callow and Buck, Preaching to greet crowds every treating the the sewage. The report will Organ ('o. -lion:, F. Weir : hacks, day night in his large church on Col-
lor made ,and will he in the hands of
the town in a few weeks.
NEWS OF SPORT
TOWN SOCCER LEAGUE IS CEN-
TRE OF ATTRACTION
'Third Game ,n Town Fixture Is
Watched With Considerable Inter-
est-Y.M.C.A. Defeat Organ Co. In
an Exciting Game - Big Mill Also
Trim Music Men on Thursday
iluite a large number of football
fans wittaorased the closes: and must
exciting game of. the season on Vic-
toria park on elouday night last.
In meeting the Organ Co. team, the
Y.M.C.A. bunch rlumost met their
match and both sides fought deliber-
ately. But a. the battle waged warm,
one side would waver sad then the
other. The Organ Co. opened strong
and notched two goals before the
V.M.C.A. toys knew what they were
doing. But the reds rams back strong
and retaliated with one goal, leaving
the score at half time 2-1 in favor of
the music men.
In the second half the Y.M.C.A.
gave a better account of thernselves
and scored two goals while the Organ
Makers failed to suite. Hut untot-
tunitrely a,. the game neared it'. finish
a dispute arose. The third goal.
which the boys of the red made, was
allkgpt,pl by the Organ Co. not to its a
go.l, as the ball fouled before it went
into the goal. Some said one thing,
some said soother. with the result
that by the time the argument was
ovet it was tort dark to tlni*b the
genie.
'rhe captain of the Organ Co. de-
clared that he would protest the game
and it finally ended in leaving the
Imetier in the hands of the executive
which meta tonight.
`
-Scottie- Forces es the ('stint. Jack
wais still in evidence doing his lest but
' might hay" done better had he had o0
his ted *ash, "Scoter Nisbet was
also on his job hot hal left off his sol -
di. r'.. outfit and looked meet pictur-
eagi,e in his now uniform. Pritchard
again wore his carnival -mit. Ho was
knocked out in the second hslf but
The Water and Light commissioh
has practically bought its season s
anal. (1n Tuesday last when the regi
pleasant and enjoyable ■octal evening lar sleeting was held and all the 'nem -
in their noose, N:)rth etreets on Ti'.'" . hers present. ,lnotsti for Fairmont
,lay. ispeerhrs were mode by mem- slack were received. The commission
hers •,1 the lodge and a musical par I will buy between (Inland 71x1 tone from
gramn.s was given. The Selves. Lb. Empire foal Co.. of Montntal.
eons and daughter* of the mens- rrolvitting the company can secure the
lees were present at th
e social,'oO rent freight rate.
Fifteen new member. were added to the The commission is at pi-etent con -
ledge. the result of the good work of Dithering whether it will instal an
Organiwr Mr('leish M•. Win lane electrical pump or not. The Hydro -
was chain/taw. Electric commission bare suMnittd a
plan to the commission for approval
BORN and it will likely he epprovel of at the
PATTI/. -ts St. Horn•. on Stay 1.514 to tr. next meeting of the commission. The
and stn. gd. Pattie a en. 1 coat and installation will be about
PCRitRrv. - is rt. Reline. es Maw lith, to yl-. COU) A number of accounts were
std ]Ira. Jamie Portion. a were. I p.swd end other tontine leveinera was
ever. both sides complained of rough
work, and both eider would do well to
"cut it out." The teams were :-
Y.M.C.A.--Goal. Beaker ;backs, Nis -
a
UMINDE
IREK
OF CANADA
Urea will Toe Save 11
you Nal Save NOW?
Though your salary or Income
will no doubt increase, so will
your expenses -and many find
that the latter more, than keep
pace with the former. Now is the time to start a Reserve Fund
—and the Savings Department of the Union Bank of Canada
is the place to keep it.
Deposit the extra you have on hand now—you •can open an
account with any sum, down to one dollar -and draw interest Dalt.
Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
momteesemaseeemosetwaerserammeemPeReltensontstenansononowelle
If you are seek-
ing wedding
gifts of distinc-
tive character,
you will find al-
most toil' ' •d
choke among
the sterliugsil-
ver we are now
showing. The
goods ate high
etas, and the
prices very t ea-
sonable.
J. S.
Why We Sell
` S nth Ben i"
1•: sell this world-famous w'ate•In 1.•-
Wcause we honestly believe that the
South Bend \Vatch represents Moro•
real dollars and cents value. more ...I -vice
satisfaction, more everything you have a
right to expect In a time piece than any
other- watch made or sold for the same
price. 1f you expect to use your water
a year or s.'. it's not so important what
kind your get. Hut if you want one that
will give you a lifetime of .ftvice--one that
ou can always. rely on -a model of accuracy
get a South Bend.
The Mao Who Om a Sista' ad Watch
never hesitates to tell yon M.. He 1. pt'onrl to
carry it -and with ressnn. For the Sautli
Bend known no rival in reliability. It it tinteil-
ingly accurate year in and year rant. That's
the kind of weich you want, isn't it
You can get one ft'otn fbtl.trl up. ('all .!a
and look over these toaster time piece.; today*.
DAVEY` -.
Corner Colborne Street and Square
GODERICH - ONTARIO
bet and Spahr ; half hacks, Leader.
Srualr and Carey : forwards, Pritch- CHURCH NOTES
*rd. McArthur, Forbes. Morsou and On May 31st the 12th anniversary of
Pridham. the Bertha church will he held and
Ui gen t'o. :-Goal. Nesbit ; hacks, l'ev. A. J. Vining, of Toronto, will
P. Weir, F. \Veit; half backs. E. Fr.asrr, preach.
Hully and Fellows; fief wards, II/welder, The subject in Knox church on Sun -
Wells, Daunage. Ward and Fraser. day morning will ie -National Right-
Mr•.W. Callow was the referee, oousness." In the evening Rev. Geo.
Int \I t. t- \\'off. E. Ross will preach on "Church Mem-
(. t
Five to nothing was the tune which bertblp and its Obligations."
the Western Canada Flour Mills' em- Rev. \\ ter' services
in ltd ion will preach
pluyees sang when they }rimmed the at both day.. in the Haat church
empin sea u[ the Organ Company at en' Sunday. Last Sunday night a
the \-setons park on Thursday night 1 ened large and
Rrp,.at interest t oreciative "The Story
list -
last. The organ ggrinders worked
hand but the mil lere tuned their
strings in quick order. Those who
scored the goals were Peachy 2. Cal-
low 1, Kitton 1 and Bush 1. The
teams were: -
Big Mill -Gnat. Smith : hacks, Tay -
of Cornelius,'
Sunday, May :fist, procuiars to be a
red-lettet day among the lleptiets tit
Goderich, when Rev. A. J. Vining,
one of Canada's greatest preachers. is
to give the anniversary sermons here.
Mi. Vining it a man of world-wide re -
Next in Importance i• mai<in:
provision to ensure
to Making a Will its being pr'nPerlY
, arried out
The interest of this Company in any estate which it Is err
P uwered to administer is strictly impersonal. All things are done
,rith the sok aim of fulfilling its trust with the highest degree of
ffiriency and faithfulness -in closest conformity with the ecprea'ed
iota of the testator.
Consult with us regarding the administration of your estate
U1 Informatbll cheerfully furnished free
TIE LONDON de WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITED
?SR RICHMOND STREET. LONDON. ONT.
C OSo. otsnwa, CL.. reined.* Kittle S. NOORs. L
Iran*ac led.
Regular Meeting Held
Tberegular meetingof the \V.C.T.I-.
we. held fn the Temperance hall on
MS•iay afternoon of last week, lbs 1
president, Mee. Davidson, in tbechair.
The aulsje•t of the Bible Leading was
"Law 1114 1'V'' and wan tsken hy
Mrs F Elliott, who was listened tot
with great attention. On. new mem-
ber was teeelved. Mrs. Sutherland
n lperintendrnt of sailors work. report
ed that .even reseed* leaving nor ear -
bur had been supplied with eeMiastl
Several mrmhera *poke of the
recent visit of Miss Mci.end attic sew I
d M
u se* it h been ensnared. meied. The
asI4 thee Miss McLeod' had rcpn•seed
`eteelf as &lighted with the eouttesy
M the p leis school teacher. and the
perfect discipline of the *eh nlare when
ei s visited the s'hnnia. Next regular
meeting will be lewd on Jams late.
"The Best is the
CHEAPEST"
yf
Thi• tittle -warn •'atement was
never more truly applied than
in the purchase of a Piano,
The Helenzman & Ce. Pian )
possesses :he purest and sweet-
est of tones arid the superior
material and construction in-
sure for it an evengreater
sweetness and purity of tone
with use.
it pegs to buy the hest. there-
fore do not put it otl Any longer
Mut buy a Helotznlan Se Co.
Piano today.
:1,4. ,
James F. Thomson
+abt'RrteltSIT.%TR it
Goderich - - - Ontario
My Valet
A new and up•ic-date drys
cleaning. greeting :and tepair-
ing establishment for ladies',
gents' and ehildten's gar+
menta, cutt.aime, glover,
drapes, rte.
Work railed ter and de-
livered.
e-livered.
{'hone calla promptly at-
tended to.
West Street. oppeatte Masonic
Temple. (rodent h
Phare SOS
NORVAL DAVIS. GEO KAY.
Proprietor. Manager
1'. Weir and Fellows: half backs, Nes-
bit. Macdnnukd, Dench ; forwards,
Wells, Ward, Welder, 1)unnedge
and Holly. Mr. Pritchard was ref -
Besides the morning and evening aet-
tree. -_ vice.. Mr. V g will 'meek et. 1.13
NOTES FROM THE HARBOR ou S'entlaysfternoou. Thi. get tiering
has been arranged its order to give
friends of other clinrches en ,+ppor-
Limit to beer this Trent orator.
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Subscribe for The Signal and help
the pretty young ladies to obtain a
trip to Bernina*
there hae not le eh this week such a - - - -
lege street. Toronto. and it wan only
after much persuasion that he prone--
keel
rone-iseel to speak to the people of Goderich.
Prett~laa.s.MeteekeestemeaesieNew waist,
Business Which Has Been Quiet is now
PickingUp g Again
At the present time there seems t.'
he a slight lull ii, the ac:ia•itie around
the dock end while b ientees is sterile
For Sale
Gasoline
Engine
SIX HORSE POWER
Made by
International Harves-
ter Co.
in Al condition
Apply to
J. A. CULVER
Lighthouse
hustle as there ons in the early part
eO
of the season. Today. however, pr0-
steeda
. ir height and the cargo of the
hurpreL of Ful', \\ ilhaw, .•ou*iattn - One
Dish
of 1:ti.'11A) lee -he -Is of grain i. Luing un-
1. ided into theelevator. She strived ,
bast night aid wilt probably heat's to- np'rrnw fur rhr tl,.^. That Agrees With
hr ..unsure 11. N. J"c arrived frons
Sandusky on stout -they Isrt with about
ly► tons of mat for the Western (lana -
da Flour Mills Co. She cleared again
e Aged
on Morality int.. to trl.He
TheSc„1ti'h Hero with IMAMhn.l.els of wheat for the Gt,drrich
Eieratnr,flt Trast*it Co. nir*Vert eel
vunday atietn.on end etre, et 'vitt
LFott William ..n Mondsr.
T1tr drrMvilY'iiRlhaMs fl••-tiirltyifet. .
W .. tee is being rattled r.11 Wish great
rapidity and already this week three
p. nlones have beet. 'milk and ptepara-
,tens .(re teeing made to hive the
fourth trunk loran brow or the next
d Not w Mitt ending tae tinen'•ial de -
premien which hes pr••el ricer The
co,tntry. the Western Caned. Flour
Mill. bete are running day and night
and ere having difficulty in .t,pp!ying
their (intent.
The Good Itn*(ls ('ongtrse is to ie
a petrnsnent uslionisation.
--TL' prat.) cnntrrenee open, (1 at
nage. a F'Allj rv► \VednredAy.
-- An early eleetinn was ennonnred
1.7 Hon. Dr. J. O. 11e 1551, ' at the ot-
g.antvalion theetit•g of the eew \V1nd-
stir- (celeste vie i%t• a*.n''Iritlnh.
BEGIN AT ONCE
PERSONAL INSTRUCTION
at .1 torte, I . dw•k tit .to- It pr+..ibie to enter
any As! sod •I..,.re. t..L..i &AN sots town% 14
THF. NORTHE-RN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ewer. BOUND. ONTARIO
1 stile eiatt..t.nsria.i•t.
1'. •t4en- r.. ra ts d to (lrednetee.
t'. A. Fi,yatvo. F ('.A.. )'riitlpeL
W. U. tins tete. re. fetal).
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