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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-10-1, Page 1is xLuaL, s 1 f 0(ITT511TR T1411-41". Mt GODERIOHL ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1914 TTHE STERLLN6BANK .OF CANADA 'SAVE, because- No. 126 The opening of a savings account is often the beginning of a career. Head Mee, Corner ling and Bay Streets, Toronto - A. H. Walker A. Potter, Yaoagor General lfaaager - Godsdek Branch , Some Desirable PROPERTIES 51 1 for immediate sale List your properties for sale or rent with me. A. G. NISBET OFFICE IN MASONIC TEMPLE, WEST STREET.. GODERICH Pumas : Orrice 20; Hoose 150. P.O. Box 364 -� FOS SALE OS TO MIT 111°BENT.- RiGHT- ROOMEDI Grid home on Welliattea trove,. modern esisoers. Apply to J. B. K %IO syss. 11ESIRARLE RESIDENCE FOR JJ „vele. •Drtheaat corner of Sit. Patrick. wad Weierinestrset. Liberal tarot". R21-tiN'S- rid; - fro RENT.-BKiICK HOt18KWITH su modern 41e• .oras► of Kens �.voao'. Arad), Mltrl. N M. .1. t IrX. Mittman read. T tf fllu RENT. -Tel) STORY BRICK 1 hou-e eootatning all modern con venlenee. owner of Fart and Albert a',Z..I . Aptrlyto `f dlltr. W. A. ItHYNAM Fite• KENT. - ON THE ('ORNER of Seleon street and combos roar•. iiiMAN OF )[ANY HOBBIES ten roomed bowie with modern cur .en ten, w. Al.o .lama no lot. Apply to Ali t:11 ,� E"Tv. t. 1t. Patriot street. •c:•t P i+OK SALE. Huron who Has ideas of His Own ANTISEPTIC SHAVIi G PARLOR ylieesgina done b) Electric Machine. • Levier• in Hsu Use -4I . L.die• eimiring w hate moa oCine and hair dtessinrr done .t their hone,• can Snake ,. ppnintmenfw at our -bop when order. ill be given prompt at tendon. tie are of the All material• need by late/4 1i end denim. and everything eteilIl . W. C. 1.1. NI BY BEIIFURI) BUCK uut.Fatlt'll HURON FALL ASSIZES MARRIED FIFTY TSARS The fall &seises were opened hese Rsapeebd Residents of Name toasty before Mr. J woos Latchford un 'tter I Rewired by Their CltiMtts da! of last week. 'ibere was only one criminal c... Seldom does it fall to the lot of aged upon the docket. that of Thomas A people to have their span of life Wylie, wbu was charged with at- lengthened to permit the celebration tempted rape. Defendant pleaded not of their golden wending ; yet Duch was guilty ad Use charge was changed to the Rood tortoise of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. assault, to which the plea of guilty Blake, of Ooderieb, wben their child - wee entered. Wylie was Dent to the ren and grandohUdien gathered county gaol fur six months. around, them -ea unbroken family Baer vs. Weise et al. -An action to eirele-60 the occasion of this import - recover damages. By consent of ant event on Saturday of last week. mimes. the trial of this action was Fifty years of wedded life ! What poetpooed to the noo-jur)- sitting at east changes have they seen In the Goderlcb on November 17th. L. K. course of half • oeatury ! The liver of Denosy for plaintiff ; Proudfuot, Hays these rugged pioneers are living wit- & Killoran for defendant. Defile to the victorious, b.Nle with Burns vs. Hays. --An action to r'e- nature which has traneforwed Huron cover monies. His lordship directed into the banner county of lb. prov- t :hat. judgment he entered and that Inc.. The wooded wilderness has been upon the pawing of the accounts into changed into rich agricultural tracts ; the surrcytate court the monies in the the old corduroy roads have been re - hands of the defendant*, less the coats placed by the smooth limestone ; the of this action, which is fixed at ft75, stage coach has been replaced by are to be paid into court to the credit swifter means of transportation • of this cape. subject to further order. wblle, with the advent of the" well known res L. K. Dana fur the plaintiff ; Robert- steamboat, the sailing vessel has ptac- son & Coughlin and R. 8. Hays for tirit(y disappeared. When Mr. and defendant. Mss. Blake drove to North street Cameron vs. Moyes. -4n action for payment of certain monies. Hie lord- ship directed that judgment be, enter- ed in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant, the Ontario West Sbore Railway Company, for $761.41 and in- terest from June 17th, 11Y10. L. E. Daltrey tor plaintiff Oliver vs. Oliver. -An action for ali- mony. His lordship directed that judgment be entered dismissing tho action, plaintif to be entitled to her disbursements and conned fees ac- ootding to the rules. Dickson & Car- ling for plaintiff ; Gladman & Stan - bury for defendant. Jones et al vs. Township of Tucker- emitb.-An acticn to set aside a bylaw. By consent of counsel trityl of this action was transferred to Stratford. sitting on September Leech. Prond- foot, Hays & Killoran for plaintiff; Robertson & Coughlin and R. 8. Hays for defendant. Bailie vs. Kirk et al. -An action to determine parties tights in John Bailie estate. Hie lordship directed judgment to he entered without costa in favor of the plaintiff against the defendant, Richard Kirk. for 1667.13. Proudtlalt, )lava & Killor t plaintiff; Char lee Garcon- Ins DO YOU WANT A POSI71ON • Do Yon Want Help: - READ The Signal Want Ads Every Week en licture of the Member tor West REAL E24rATr parts- .tearing hem $3. .. - Ne lin t i.o In,. One of the brightett daily news- ve for sate whom thirty town lot-. Mtaas and toth.r dwetknss andand F few terma papers' in ('anada at the present [1,1.1 pltouur *1T. HATS 5 K1LIuitAN. node- ,a the Nontrial Daily Mail and one of rich not. r WIin brightest wtiteus is the chap who he 'RgSMENCE AND Wanderer.tIn tLe1Io RM PRP wite. ovet Dailde y of Sep- ID.1 rqquietsale .evte.Iderlrabie procerus-. tentiwr I.th appeared the tollowiug .ituat.d ors came streets is (rod,rteh • Mao acme ictwe by 7 he Wanderer of the farm bode within a )aeon di.ea.ne o) town. It petu P a -on want sr* or haL a� anyto well. let mek w. member for Weer Huron : - 4'14()11 AP "YtMY. U.erlca. '1 I first haw Major Edward Normand FARM FOR MALK.-THE EAMT) Lewis. M.P. for West Huron (who halt of lot one In the fourth nonce,- 1 will t,. day eelebr ate his 5Iitb birthday). .ion, ke-tern Invleson of the town -hip Of Arab !when he entered the House ot Conl- fleid. containing til, acme. The buildings cum I mons in 1011, having gained one of the .b 01 n Irem. bowie and particular. .urn. There in , few wealth. victories in the general • ,.tali orchard. ear uatikulary yYS to Me tiDdeniatwd. PRUl1 l'VV1', HAYS ,e K14 i election of that )•rat when the fortune. WKAN.Uoderlctt. 1141 I or the Conservative party were at a 11 UUSEHOLD FIRN1TCRE FOR fr'PIty low ebb in the federal arena. 11 sale.- Havtaediep.wd of my rr.ldence lie had not long been in the House of on Willman street, 1 will ..,•ll by private nle. 1 ( rmmonr before be nude it clear that uuhallT of "011. l .'d 1. tuttore. Inrtudi"K he was a man of ideas, and that even era Art Trewaure Cu1I Heater end one Wool i if hr could not putsuade the gnveru- Healer. In per'ect .,w,dlnon. The+• art tete. tam bewoes •t the how/ any Mite rap to Or • men: of the day to allow then[ to be- tMrr stir If Dot ecioner di•poned of MR` come law• he could at least compeNed" d - Metbodiet church all years ago to he land. met have meant much hardship the contracting parties in the ceremony and privation. Your rearing and pit - whloh made them husband and wife, aiding for w, knee a family must have lthey little such that they woo*- I meant constant work and self-sacrifice. the to see such a met ked transforms- of • tore ons ho we can enter into the tion. Yet through the kindness of • y pe good Provilenoe they have been t our father and privileged to live to sae the day when all things are changed, and now, bay- ing seen their golden wedding day, with • t.mtly of nine daughters reared and in homes of thele own, their own excellent health enccurngew them to In hall celebrate their diamond jubilee. MR. AND MR$. WM. $LAKES idents of Godetieh and Colborne township who celebrated their golden waddle[ on Saturday last. spirit u o mother. Permit us then as your loving chil- dren, W tureen`. W you these gilts se tokensot our deep affection and sincere loyalty to you, and we truer that in the good Providence of a kind heaven ly Father We may be permitted to en- joy each other's affection here and a eventb4lly t.o j lin io the tatter king- dom above. Mr. Win. Blake was 0 son of the Rite We Lhet ove. re offer yon our heartiest Mr. John Blake, and was horn in (lode- congratulations end sincerest gond rich township on the farm on the . wiihee on this your Golden Wedding Huron road now occupied by Mr. George Leithwalte. The date of hi. 1�.5 Ladies. Aid stsc'ety of Victoria birth was October 23rd, )42 At the street Methodist church, Godrtich. •r( age of 21 he nettled on a firm of for which orgenizatiou Mrs. Blake baa first concession of (' dblornr. One long been an active no-illlwr, kindly year later, on 8eptetntwr Llfth, 1tN11, yemrmhered her on tins cx•c*e oil by he brought home es hi. bride. Mise i.eseutin her wird a handsome clock. Susannah Fisher, daughter of Mr. p A abort programme, consisting of Peter Fisher, of the same •cin Nasion.. humorous recitations. songs Anti stree The nuptial .knot war tied in North :humorous bee, run citatio by the gra ti Rev. Methodist church, Ooderich, by children and other family relrtives- nn for R''v• Mr. Whiling. anti then rendered. The remainder of defend-' After spending 31) years of their the day wa, 9)1111 in a .0(Ial trainer. sot. mowed life its Colbornetoattownship they The Signal j..tns in an expreseIOIl of The gr:Ind jury was ramps d mowed to Gcrdericb and ate at present �e wish that g rod health tuay Soo- Jame,. Evans (foreman). Tboiu*e Hot- respected residents of Trafalgar street. tines to tw t h. gu,wt furtarrr• ,,t evil tele in. Duffy, Angus(iardon, Wm. Mr. Blake was the .youngest of a and Mrs. Blake and that they may Govenlock, Samuel Stacey, James family of five, of whorl two are now live to celebrate tbeirdiamuud jublee. Wore's, Adani ('ant. -lot,, John Evans, deceased. Mrs. Entine Edward, of CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR John A. (ireen, Samuel. Martin, HUM- Mouth street, Qodrt'irh• end Mr. hrey Snell. James Doseet. f Mit dl to d1 so. d a .. J wNlr'at >nt _ ruwinn on then. and FARM FOR BALK OR TO RFST,- Lewis. AS he ii affectionately called by I.o, 1 . eon. s Colborne. costal:Ong Ise his friends. is generally known wcrs„ tasrs,r Mw, Is will w•awsd hat Isar •I throughout Canada as the wen who ..e.ro 1nlllna .p las. 611 IM balldtnan age' wnui adopt the system of dwyI' ht farm•. the bus t, Kum day Mom wad gm- which has worked .o sueceeaful- eto.- in every (wryest and N rrwwd he the M- saving Ial( of tM isle Air'. U. A. HIsM. "IA owe eM ly in certain portions of Oteal Britain: s half irides from Ashen start= rrd•eembr but that is only one of his many inter - of a note free •01.Dsl • Pets. 011Mail bunext '1). IL apply Io MK.'1. 1). L M[1NR) r, JUU. Ru& Another of his hobbies --It is more kRHI? 4)N. Sr.. Aabara.001 Min than A hohhy, because, it has been -- - r transformed into rgelatinn crow -was WANTED that of compelling all vrwela navigat• }be great hates to adopt • load (i\ &BIM HELM ArLD DOMESTIC litre 1hH-btr eta temagtenterMoan 1 sltR ABTA -Perseus virtaf Ar 171V Qeteadi'nw' d be tool ham- sa��seooY k stow to f� to MoOU -t i away at the idea until he suc- WN, haat nal_ mgar gmeie/sstt I n , by aid of tweet .1 great dimes z�aawe•( til nal_ ..Wars MIL a Ito H. woUDll, got Oat.. Will eeeslvs K' N7 on the lakes M Ulu ,tratioos for the sot ansa if )teed of the reforosr in getting it put . WPM,* WANTRD FON Lam• en the Mute hook. 1 on Wane at soma. Meemsce ellerges.1 skid enotb.•((h• ref rssw.loog ad- Apply te MR8 W. J. DAN1RU1. earner New voeaitd by Mr. Lewis, and whileh baa P te wrest mid Cambria road. /tod,rrtct. CM � to stringent. adopted by regulbe ation tion government.othe t•i. at _ ___----- 1D C. HAYS I firearms and the enforcement of the jje5ARI3 ER, 8'+i.iCiroe. MUTAJtY '1•w which prohibits the ;wrrying of • PUBLIC. RTC. I revolvers and "guns" without a license. Tbia be urged upon parlia- i1fl1wfias ie tswk. 'warn..e,ewt. meet year after year to vain ; but here Keel F.tat.. LOW. had Isninaew forward by Mr. Lewis which was ndi- Michigan. h sister an the brother who rare e t ori block on Hamilton affect. 'These new living. portant App�Imtnent: offices have been specially fitted'up for Mrs. Blake was the second -hold in a tinnily of four brothers and Preen Eleni the Herald, etlidiahelat Like- Ir. Hato and vete convenient and sisters. One of the sisters, Mn. (wood, Ohio. we take ibe following er- modern in every way. 31r. Heys is Niehergall, is d«yew-ed. In addition title, which will- be of local intelest :- one of 141e 01(1.51 leg.,) pre, titioners in to Mts. Blake. the remaining children) Rev. K. 1. William., who/ Iowa had (ioderich, haying stalled bete in l 74 are : Mr.. James McClore. of Guile-;cbarge of the summer vat'aliou 111114, tis a student. i• -or Deady _h) ye try he rich; Mee Charles My-eis and Mee. 1claw at the Fetid tinct Neighborhood practiced alone and nearly 13 years Gabel, both of London ; Mrs. Howard, house Ian fiuckeye road during the Aga he formed 0 partnership with Mr. „f Muskoka ; Mea. Thomas Young. of 1 part summer. has accepted ,I call from Cue. Proudtnot, which trrntenwted on Alberta ; Mr. kJ. Fisher, of Langdon, 1St. Peter's 8piecoreiI clench. La11t- Wednesday of this week. M. Hays North Dakota, and Messrs. Peter, i Wood. and assumed his new duties on is , a careful, methodical, pain+taking t'barlrr ed Ahrpm fisher. all of September 110th. lawyer and w gentleman whose teeny Colborne township. Mt. tt'illianie ie n' yrning moo. has n9 friends will j no in wishing hila cnn- As bus been slrewdv slated, the although I FI' rofe+si.ot1(1 card • this i ue A is g ADUPIN. Pians. HARSON NOTES The Newham Is unloading wbeet at the big mill today. The steamer Newooa arrived on Fri- day with grain for the big mill. The steamer Oleolyon arrived on Wednesday with grain for the elevat- or. The Western Canada Flour Mille Co. have sheeted the large triune an- nex of their mill with metal sheeting. The new C.P.R switch has been coo - fleeted up. Flour and grain may now be shipped from the big still via C. P. R. The steamer Turret Crown arrived oo Tuesday with 06,000 bushels of oats for the transit. elevator and 35,000 bushels of wheat for the hig mill. Boat arrivals last week were the H. N. Jez, with coal for the big mill the Scottish Hero, transit elevator, and Contractor Birm- ingb$in's large schooner Olga has re- turned from Riooardine. Errors in Prize List A couple of tnistakes inadvertently crept into our report of the prize bet of the Godetich fait laat week, both of them heiug in the poultry sec' ion. In the Rhode Island Red classes, the name of Mr. H. P. Last:brook should have appeared in every ease instead of Mr. Harry Howard, and in the Black Minoreas clash, Mrs. G. J. Shaw took first prize on the hen instead of Mr. R. 1'. Postlethwaite as repotted. We ap- preciate the courtesy of those who cal- Itd our attention to these error*. Perry's Peerless Platers Married in Detroit Mr. and Mrs. James Hog/girth an- nounce the marriage of their eldest daughter, Violet Orace, to Mr.Tbomas R. Grabam, of Detroit. Miss Gladys Hpgg•rtb, sister of the bride, acted as maid -of -honor and Mr. Max Graham. • brother of the groom, waisted the groom. The M ide's gown was of wbni satin and in white silks crepe was dade ebeney gowned clients. Rev. Mr. Bennet. assistant pastor of Central •Meihodiut church. where Miss HnRR Gra- ham are members, and Mre. Graham 1 tt ceremony. for the bride's house in Goderich, where • splendid reception was await- ing them. Mr. and Mts. Graham will reside at 111r2 Kirby avenue west, De- troit. The Perry Peerle,s players, nne of the good stock cnulpanirs, will open a three daysengagenlent at Ole Victoria opera house on Thursday, October the nth. "45 Miuutee From E}ro*dway"will he the opening hill on Thursday night. Friday night. "The Matchmaker," with "The Belle of the Poet" •.n Sat- urday night. Specialities will be in- croduced between the arts. Some of the players are, Dan Malloy. Hemel Corinne, William Tennyson, Goldie Cleveland, A. J. Hughes, 1'. H. Perry. Gertrude Rhos., Veneta -Perry, 011ie Newcomb and )hems. Hershaw. Sento en sale at the Imperial cafe on Monday next. Prices 'r5,�3i and 30 cents. Change in Legal Firm Mr. K.C. Hays has withdrawn from the well-known legal firm of Messrs. Prnudfoot, Hays & KIIlman and baa Joseph Hlake, o c Igen. are the - d 1 h i till FormerGod ch Bo/ Receives an lm opened attires in the Steeling oats REV. W. H. WRIGHTON who is this week. along with Rev. J. K. Fairfull, conducting special ser- vices in Goderich Replier church, attain he won out. Yet one more of the proposals Put e r.rrY `--r.r-Y-Th ruled when it wise first made was that r all Iwte TAXES --1914 l e tea oat t o of LiPada, to tinued success. Is p family of Mr. end Mrs.' Blake cone*. been 111 Cleveland and vicinity for the will be found in _is sot Six Fingers Alliputated of nine children. They .tie : Mrs pat tour ye,tre HI. work at that End Mt. Joseph An wa+ ed victim Levi *Snyder, Mre. Charles Oke and .�eigbllurlurud house was very enc.:see- Religious Education Mrs. O. R. Forster, all of Colborne nil enol ceinonntreted hi ahtlity as The visit of R, -v. S. S. Bites. D. Do Sof a nt,r•t I411Gl1 tunate acci4.1-1 while township ; Mrs. .\Iez. Walker and well as hie pal'} ulautyN1111 the Ihhln', wee greatly enjoye,1 sty ell w•ho were engaged at his work as moulder at the bi• cuyeg.. [he average Irtytlrgr1 to hear hits at the Baptist! Dote rugine works List Thurwlay. A Red Cross Meeting A meeting of the local branch of the Red Crows . eiety Bras held on Friday evening in the council chamber. when about 311 were present. Among other business transacted was the appoint- ing of cotumittees for special purt+nwrw. One committee was instructed to wait upon the clergy of the town and ask them to give one Hunday'sofferings to Red Cross work. Another committee are to approach all the farmers in the vicinity and solicit aid for thesociety. Mr. MeKim was appointed to look after the knitting: issuing supplies of wool and gathering in the finished srticlen. Mrs. W. L. Horton wits ap- pointed to keep a *OM.rex.ostut of all supplies ',sued. Merry Wedding Bells On Wednesday morning of 1Aet week a quiet wedding vows celehr.+ted at the B home of Mr. and Mrs. John eattie. Hayfield read, when their adopted daughter. Su -ie Mny Carter, became the wife of Mt'. W. Frederick Bolton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. James Hamilton. The bride. most becomingly gowned end carrying the rsguletien bralr's h,:uqurt, war- given away by heir father. Thr bridal couple left on l i,r «al ly t'.P.1f. 11.1111 for Ham - Mete 011 A visit ti, the gi 1 (11i'y patents in 1•lamhurn township. They have the c-ongrandat!oion of their numer- neR friends, The Signal j"ining in ex- tending test wishes. Mrs. Memuel Schwarz, both of Koran- students to is church on Sunday everting Ire[. His Till., Sankttrhewan : Mrs. _ tient•ge 1 daily etteudrece 111 the dos bring I Rutledge, of Nil M Th h' 11 about 11' He is a graduate of Totts- twain object in coating was to present more, of 8chwitnz, of Gt/ctcrich township. and 1 ologie'I nrnt.ndi y at I.Ambter, Ohw, he dealt with the enol•-ct '•f r, Igo tie tits broke letting the caroling Gill. Both `Mrs Harry Hillier, of Toronto wh•rr hr w.ie oldAmcvl 14.4 •utol'Irt''educatiOn in sunt a broad way thatjof Mr. Bownn.u's hands were badly It was fitting that the weddin1 anni-' by ti.•bop )roosted. + his address we. 4111 inipiratiol and' de- c' 'oohed, necessitating the aatputetirn vevsary should h.• eplebrated in Col- t since fur graduation at G.stabier he light to the congregation, which In- of four fingers on the left hand and borne, in the township where so teeny has fill. -d specie! a..ignmrnts under eluded many vi -iters from other) two on the tight. Ile has the ayur years of their married lite were spent. H obop L-nnatd's tirectioo', and bet- (churches. One or two isolated sent- pithy of many friends in his mi.for- Actordingly. atrangeu+ents were feral time' ha. hid cheese of the err- letters from a scholerly address knight 1111n'. made to have the event ••singed" at vices at Si. Peters church. the mein- I be worth pissing on. 1)1. Bets did Received the Silver Cup the home of one of the daughters, Mrs. bets of which were sr* favorably im- nut think it foosaihle u, te.ich religion y fit, ErnPnt O. R. Feeler. on Maitland concession. I pressed with his prrsonalit • and shit -1 in our notional whorls berate* many Wednee d• morning There. on Saturday last, all the family sty Thal th, y extended A unatiiutout' of the teacher* vers not Christians. Pridhwm receive.) fmm the Kincardine relwlivew, with for exception of there I call to him. W'e never know anything as w.'. should Exhihit'vm AaMriatino tb. salver cup sons-in-law, two grandchildren and 'I he field which Mr. Williams is now 1 until we know it in its r,-letionship to which he won at their ftir on Septem- one great grandchild (the company I entering is one of the most promising God. Enterer we take ((txl into our Iver Ixtb in the 1111 yard tare against present ouinbering 50), sat down to !in the Cleveland drattict, and the rapid . thoughts the pa•sinR of a mad in the Mi. Rietard Goodwin. it is a very: r wi•th he, task unfinished beautiful piece of silverware. being" Illi inches from Ito, to top and utounted on a moth 'gamy base. This iitif the second cup Ernie has rseeived tbl* session 1101101ms I'nl'et(+ )tet- Ube ' 1?t5i''t'up bongo -the Iamb ee itihities. . boaoJ. For bis tint season at the running game Ernie has done ex- Cepp,ionally well. This cup is on view in Mr. C. H. Huinher's jewelry store window. The Signal ext-nds cnitgretuletione to the young roan and time. hisggtxld health and strength wilt edwbfe flitod tci Rio' many mote silver cups. Nile MIA. nmar 1 - A v1 Goderich• 'tire. John' Sty unlaerw ty 1(11(1 of Bexley Hall Thr- I the claitna of MeM* ter untversi'y, hut heavy ct'iing, weighing about three tooa, was bring moved by one of the cranes when sones part of the appoint- , CHURCH CHIMES New Testament baptism will be ad- ministered on Sunday night in the Baptist church. In the Victoria street ill preach tlthp wedding tlwryuet served on the growth of the section wdl gave fall�ptimeofhf church Rev. J. F. Ford will preach 1•wn. 1Vben ell had door uettre to IK nest Sunday morning and evening. j evrrcisP to the ability of the new in• it an v pima. 1 tali«vr God's hand is hews so/. a►elto a the excellent reliant, the bride and growthcumben'. b just lir clear in history outside of ` eetin ).none arly and get as 'V °C1=4" w -rY�� ' 'Q •�ns4 arteneics se alar.Jrein i•eq� the-kidoie Al �tsidq. )�nowledge ii the �" .. - ahiche�f st)lbal hnefll I. bit to tier wfy ill A. it..4 re'elnireh .001 mother of Pith, ignorance isi RoM to compelTassels over 1110 tons to carry wireless apparatus. This also he bas seen made law. An ar- i am now red to accept dent imperialist, it is no surpie, t 1 he P14 T � told that Mr. Lewis hes vohmts,red payment of 11114 Tax..- for active service, and that he is doing DISCOUNTS all that 'mean to pent) the ycyiinR '1 be evening sftbj.et "Tbw Pbilosof+bras payable men of God.rich and the other mutt of Men and the Truths of God." A Two per emit. off, pay of his riding to do their duty by their Sal song service will be held In the October a 15th. King and Empire. His beautiful bonne special when is w Ada McClinton. On. per event ,aM naval cur the shorn of Lakin Herbs 1. •reg Mrs. Frank Ssunde n and Mr. Ernest ..at. tan* Air vire ?Sherr 1 i5 to eight. A very remorseful Sunday school rally was held in Victoria street Meth- odist church last Sundry. Dr. Rio n and Mr.Ford ave addresses. Th, )Ates O the Victoria KP characteristic manner. Mr. Walter G. Jrthnr, n Cleve(anef m'tothPr of nupert►Rttnn. In a Later in the afternoon the rnmpwny who is director of the vested choir. reference to the wet he said England wsn.mbled nn the lawn to permit Mr. and Miss Ls Verse Butte, organist. i. fighting tot (lermany'a vete. in a R. R. `.)allows, of l:oderieh, to obtain • are making this a feature of the ronplete defeat-(ierntan*y would gain portrait of the dal, tb relatives, chur.b services. I more titan any other nation. mento At three o'clock, the bony at which --- -" -- f h �' ri Keret the ceremony took place fin years ago. Methodist ehwreh wit' hold tlneis a Sloe- nails) Thanksgiving nippper ow •1g'en:. M 4T ees.r»ttted 1 Who. •eta 12th. The ('attediaw 1 mrd "• ten. RiifMr Swed kbe frrtiww'litjf� October co lee .rater* w tt ve F were file recipients of appropriate oberis in the church on Friday. Oct- gift. from the children. ober tL4td. NPtI week there will IM modal DEAR FATRgR a7iD YtrrttgR,-PMhs evangelistic seri^es every night at ably you never inlagised 50 year* ago eight o'clock in the Baptist church. that you would have so large a family Stirring gospel addressee will be given end Ito many children who leve still to h Rev. J. K. Fairfull and Res. Wm. cling shout your feet. 11 is a great H. Wrtghton. Old fashioned rivia vel jos today that these years brave been hymns will he sung, and • large crowd to large and Ibnt we are numbers to do gatthered in Is Atexpected.North our en wedding day.W'. fir 1 At North street MPthndirt church on y Rtttb R RAM. W. R. Hager will preach bath we most congrltulate you that you moraine and evening. The morning are still both young in spit it, that the bj.et will he "Life s Probabilities. years sit lightly npow your heads, and we eine.ry y hope we may •11 Ire spared many years still to enjoy one another', company. Asa family we have missy thing* to be theskfnl for. Our lives have davhi ti er ill i e of lb&r address the father end motber November it h• Iver mua,itm of historical curbed' es as King, Oi (Mlli• will !r. the soloistsbean !kept and we have been given ADLIiTWNg might be ezpscted from the descend- Under the auspices of Eoroka Bilge splendid health, happy homes, and w Two per rem. added after hot of admirals and g.oerals. class of Vietoria street Methodist resennable amotntl rif earth's hountles, i).,emb.r lbth. I Trsirs Changs Time church. Mes. Wark leader. a class of s0 that we con truthfully ay we hay, Five per cert. added after LA. fit. Johns Amlwlwnee saeoeialiots. notl�e><ed any good thing. Changes in the rennin of ('.P.11. was fnrrs.d Monday night last. Dr. 1t la else joy of our hearts to see Taft January lsf, place oil y 1 • Hallow was present and kindly eon- both belt oto well and k+ he en courage- - tram took p ♦be neesasary in You bare Payearl had save ditseounte. ♦ Trains now leave Aoderleb , tolbwe 1 slated to giveInstruct- one asd no sealve cheerfully 1 I -7 05 a.m. and 1145 p.m., wrrlvdsg then. Abaft 1(► were present ea Ileum- 54 I� for one sates ads t Hwmiltoe at ll.gl a. a" ere, An enrolled secured. of cgs tM i paves. The early )saes, iA to 110 wee secured. The wooed tkea/r Soneery, with y y taw tnestltrg will be held sezt Monde) gag kl.g but the wooded tvvflnhg. hillief • 1 WM.0&Mrsitua i Sept. 10th, 101L Ool . a a and 4. p.m,, and at Toronto at 11110 p.m. and LSO p.m. Trains nerlve .t Ooderieb as follower : -1105 p.m. and NM p.m. a The Northers Business college. Owen Mound. occupies more Alar space thee ay other Canadian Nosiness college -over oneethird acre. This entir. aMesdld building with its up-to-date appointments is used. The college bee just opeeed Its 34th year ander the present principal. Mr. C. A. Flom ng, Y.C.A., with a retired attendance. Homeseekeri Excursions to Western Canada ' The Gtand Trunk railway syslrm inner round trip honie«eekrr.: tickets Iat very low fare. from stations in Canada to points in Manitoba, Alberta Anil Saskatchewan, each Tuesday until Octoter 17th inclusive. via Chicago, St. Patti or Duluth, and are good returning two wuslhs foam date of issue. Through Pullman tourist ' sleeping cars are operated each Tues- ' day, leaving Toronto 11.45 p.m. end `r�•.i•pj�toning through to NVinnipeg without change. Reservations ,in Ipunst s14.perw may he obtained M a nominal charge on application to any Brand Trunk ticket office. The (Yr•ncl Triink Pacific tailway is the ,horteet and quickest route between Winnipeg Maskistoon and Edmonton. with smooth roadbed, electric -lighted sleep- ing cars, through the newest, moat picturesque and moat rapidly develop- Insection of western Canada. Before deciding onour trip ilk Grand 1'ruukagents for full parUrelse, or write C. II;. Horning. district pea- swigee agent, Colon station, to, Ont.