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The Signal, 1914-10-22, Page 1FRAM—No. &Su lora. Do You Want Help :— READ The Signal Want Ads Every Week GODERIOH. ONTARIO, THURSDA Y, OCTOBER 242, 1914 A. IL IIMADWIN. restates THE STERLING BANK OF CANADA Yeast People of Neste Street Metho- dist Church Hold tioe N• orth 'meet Meth st church on manner. A urine bad been prepared bat 4n •ery conch.* man- ner laid helot e audience, in three three minute dresees, the work ac- te• nipted, and the work of the future. Thee* achieves's were clean by Miss Mai jory Aitken*. Mire Edna Robert- son and Mi.. S. Attire respeetively. It w .s shown that the Nest Canadi I.:ague wee oemmenced In Berrie 25 yes,' ago. There are DOW 1263 Ep- wot th leagues with an active member- ship uf 3l4.210 &nil en associete mem- bership of 13.876. ,Tbe obirct and aluisof the league time pointed out and it was shown that many had been led into larger spheres of christian ac- tivity thrituith the influence of -1.he Epwortb League. These add, rears were interspersed by lumpiest' 'elections, ineluding • well renderei solo by Miss Nellie Colborne and a quartette by two ladies and two gentlemen Another reries of three-mint:to ed. cheeses were given on "Our Stan- derth," their relationehip to the in- dividual, the league, the nation, and the kingdom of God. These were taken hy Messrs. C. L. Coultis, A. M. tem now has Relhantson, Ernest Pritchard end Rev. L"al Waterwcw W. K. Hager. Hydro Elec p for Service Another pleasing feature of the The new hydro Petrie pump. which evening's programme wee t he pees- was recently installed at the town (rotation of the boveliall championship pureeing station, was given ite trial pennant to the winners of the Sunday tests this (Thu' eday) morniug. The school bluebell league, which were tbe pump was built and installed , by the hoys of North street Sunday sebool. AlliseChahners Company. of Twonto, Mr. A. M. Robertson made the pros- and has a capicity of Rio gallons of entation and Rev. W. K. Hager re- writer per minute. It is embedded in (wive(' the pennent on behalf of the & solid cement foundation 'event' feet champions. thick. An expert engineer from the Representatives of other churches firm which installed it wag present of the town had been invited to at- when tbe power was turned on. tend this meeting and these witie each Everything was apparently working called awn for a brief address. Rev. quite satiefectory and with the reeve - Geo. E. Ross spoke for the Perish,- Non of • few minor alterations, whirls t-rians. Mr. C. M. litobertoon for Vic- can be esaily made, the pump is ready toria street Mr thodista. and Mr. E. A. for permanent operations. The old Wainer for the Baptiste. At the steam pump* which have done duly dose of the meeting refreshmenta so long and feithfully will not he Mo- wer, banded around, consisting of carded completely Nut will be kept in pumpkin pie aod home-made caody. coma -Anion and Ladd as auxiliariee The esening proved to he most en- when needed. It only requires now to joyable and prodteble everyone have the inteke pipe extended to the wisa was privil to attend. The eouth-west breakwater and Goderieh protested that the programme bad which it might well be proud sad r - been hastily erranged and not very baps not equalled anywhere in an - carefully prepared, but to each visitor ads. it appeared to be well planned and eplendidly carried out. North street [sewer members have reason to be moud id their efficient executive com- SAVE, . because— No. 129 Though tom 'nay be able to rave but little. you will al:quite in•shiable habit ter more prireps tout da) 5, Heed Office, Career King arid Say Streets, Tweet° i OFFICES IN MASONIC TEMPLE, WENT STREET, GODRRICH Females : Orrice ID ; Hones 150. P.O. Box Mk ()Some Desirable for immediate sale PERTIES Let your properties for sale or rent with me A. G. NISBET A RBI HELP AND DOMENTIO Oat. Orders lett witk it. D. .tt• wise SITUATIONS VACANT cri LEARN BARB: esirpleyesisel. ;re LOST OR TRADE. SURE FOUND ANTISEPTIC , SHAVING PARLOR WTI= by 1Cliectriong. Machine deoleiat to hors naisswgios awl heir dreads( done at thar homes emu wake anew menu at our ,,hop whew orders will be given prompt at tamalls.niatiniale mod by a• are of the FOR SALE OR TO RENT LIP'.I ON TBURtsligY, OCTOBER .0 i 1, r. eltit4•L 01 t II. ICI receive re- 1. eseek betas ea Wellington Wrest. All "mei SU. media twisamiallasseis. APPLY op./. IL KNIGHT. PUSLIC NOTICE TABSIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR .I./ oak. northeast etweer of tit. Patrick and Waterloo street, Liberal terms. I. DOWN• ANNUAL Kamm° 1.rul.4cialk" tillir wawa meetimes well „,e5 11 rums see all ether weilern eenvesiseete. held dunes the Met, la NOTWIlber OW. es Nevrgate street. Apply to N. W. NtiTT rt. Ths et the Geese,* Newigga eiceipt. be bold es 1,.eeday krd at sides*. se MO RENT.—TWO STORY BRICK menden' are eretwaLe41.11 "14004. ef Rea and Albert wrest.. Amity to nederioh, Oat. lika 1•56. ATOM FOR SALE. — GOOD Pc7i.t•tere tee els . delivered Wally part et &OMR. Phone Ma AUCTION SALIM teen ; costa ref beeb•L Apply to J. J. or Ea Nelms street aed Cambria read. a t4 HEAD us' CATTLA tea-memei bones with modern course- - M...A.1.1"kgteris int- AVMS lo ADAM I he undserler place es Gabe at Me. C. so... Pt. stunt J. %1•LIJor am P. CUSIWO, •tle'elieek OD Robert Mum/rove, of Dluevair ; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Farrow. of Ottawa; Ruch -gen, Mr. A. II. Muserove„ Bell and Mr. W. F. Venstone, Winghani: Mrs. McInnes end een, Donald, Mies McKenzie and Mrs. Poulton, of Ripley ; %I Neel, of Walton • Mies Downing. of Brume's': Mr. and 'Mts. Win. Bray, of Durigait- friende,.the house be.tig entirely in- adequate to accoruneidaio. all those who attended t he laic sad riteri. It -v. W. K. Hager .1,itotucted the service and Mrs. Geo. H. King very sweetly sang a polo. The pall-beerer • Downing, James Yetes, J. Harper. many and beautiful were the floral tributes presented thot necet- sary to use one conveyance entirely for the purpose of taking them to the The Signal joins floury other frieoda in tendering expressions of sympathy to the sortowing reletives in this their hour of bereav7ent. NEW PUMP INSTALLED OUR TOWN DADDIES .1,1'21, 31.m ;in Tgeire voi, I ' voiy, ineearsge, 3.5 vents ; item' Truett Teachers and Scholars a the Central 92d; C. C. Le September Accolint, A plearrant affair took place in the certifioates to the students of that that. the re • t Mel A. Fowler 'school who succesefully plowed the en - First Installment Shows Over 1127,000 ' for 'spoilt* plat,,, h.. reter red heck itthaenreceweLonniti.iitortieltst,eant.dainnicrle-soutur purnpeirls. and patents. Mc. Alex. Saunders pre - ("allow, chairman of the public school Trunk Depot in oor o Gland Trunk .1010n h 111.4 41 en re- board, wbo Was unavoidably absent. , paired ataiordeted arid shippers were The progi 41111t1h- Was a lengthy one, complaining tie'', they v. otihl ship ethheoruflorDbt nusemhbefilear:ei(n)r otehnooln! This Wilt. followed by • recitation by Miss Laura %Vetere' and ascii° by Mas- ter Willi* Sturdy. One of the nicest numbers on the programme was the eddrees given by Mesa Jean Griffin. wbc won the Park 'silver medal at the entrance examinations. Solos were given by Miss Ekes Stoddart and Miss May Stoddart and were well rendered. Addresses were given by Hee. J. H. Fotheringhato, Rev. J. E. Ford, Dr. H. I. Stratum, Rev. %V. K. Heger, Prin- cipal J. P. literate and Mies Sharman, principal of the Central school. Inspector J. Elgin Tom preeented the "diver medal to Mies Jean Griffin and the chairman preeented the di - Toners to the successful graduates. ev. Geo. E. Roes prevented the prizes to the most tucceseful pupila in grow- ing dowels, gairden produce. etc. Several choruses, including "Red, Long, Lovit Way to Tipperary," and "The Maple Leaf" were well sung by echolars ef the school. Miry Sher:nen and her able staff of essistants and the @cholera of the school are to be congratulated for the well prepared programme provided on Friday evening and also for the great etweess that has attended the school generally during the past year. 1 salw•y. freight on 'oar of sewer pipe, 1 , School Entertain Freed' the fearering : We bays ter sale &beet thirty town iota. ery. $ cows due le Marla or Ap it, 6 farrow maim. me amnia. mei a few tams. t Mos dee le Debrjober, 6 /owe d eta Jess- femme rani...hem Me eseirearCi. ialee three roe.. else leweekerease Mows mow) , RAYS & ICILLORAN Oede- Tines. ' Of ULM 1.00.116. week with dab Oat att ,totet saw beating seven per toot Ply earwa.,_ Irma ....vv". Itillerefi AND FARM PROP ..t •neterna.—oey sew relerlvistee to '1" '°' FOR fial. Z-1 bays bad planed with cs i 4 and nix peseta& se to by house" let. OW air Ink orrerea 4014.0610. WORMIPUWIL mae he retuned end soak se metes will be re ea Need street. ta weans& ; she seem Puede& heeds wakes a skeet Metteees of Leen. If I.. 1101.1AND. T. ovgDar „,, heat sal or haul arils son. let leo know. Proprietor. AumeMeeZer.. FROM AA GUNDRY. Geeertee. 711-0 AM FOR SALR.—THE HART fILEARINO AUCTION SALE OF seneeeseleet at 11 ti, bet vallorip : —---• Mee sim, ts be with HARBOR NOTES Wikealket min& es See‘ sew,: 3 eteerk de The steamer Turret ' arrived at Death of itavy Welsh Mr. Ilerry Welsh, whose death we anoounced a week ago was • former resident of this town. For several you' pest he has been engaged on the boat.. sailing the Great Lakes. He was a young nein ri years of rage and Collected in Taxes--Thes Time to Memos commoner. 1 he re - Last Year Only 1112200 Had Been poi t as amended Wa.4 Collected—Weigh Scales at Grand Muftis drew attention to the • 'fact that !he weigh ay ilea at the 'The gular meeting of the town from M.Araw eitriii•li where they hatl council earl held on Friday earning in the council chamber, Deputy Reeve Clark aud Coon. McClinton being ab- sent ; Mayor Iteid in tbe chair. The read and approved. A di putation front the Red Croes society being creweut, it was moved by Proudfoot. 'het a digression be made from toe regular older uf busineee and the deputation he heard.—Carried. Rev. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman laid before the council the olejxt of the deputation, which was to esk for a grant for the Red Croat work. Coun. Moil-is...aid the council would like to know just how the money was to Ire expended. Miss M. Clifford, secretary et the Red Crows euciety gave • full state- ment of all that 6;0 been accomplish ed during the fleet uxontb. It was moved by Coon. Wigle, seconded by Reeve Elliott, that the matter be re - [erred to the Finance committee. The collector's report as follows was then read have paid oeer to the treasurer the SUM of $25,550 of the 1914 taxer.. I have 1$2000 now on band in caoh and cheques nutting in all something over $27,000. Up to this time lest year only 62200 bad been col- lected. In CODSCqUel1CO of I the Ismer :collectiona I have not been able to notify many of the taxpeyers of the texes due by them, and some who called to pay I was nnable to etterid to. I would recommend an extenelun to November 1st be given for the two per cent discount. Reeve Elliott was agreeable to ex- tending the time es suggested by the Coen. Wigle thlught it would not he fair to those whO Mid paid to ex- tend the time, as they might have herrefakie to WO their money, to good advent age. Coun. laithwaite thought 11 days would be no use to the oollector to get out the notices, he -would want six weeks. Mayor Reid *aid there was a bylaw governing the tinie and nu extension could be made without rescinding Gott bylaw. Moved by Corm. Wilde, remanded by Coun. Proudfoot, that no action be A cornmunication was read from T. Wallace with regard to the loaning at money for sidewalk constzuction, and also a letter from Dr. G. 8. Cesar. asking that the priozipal and interest of hit loan to tbe town be applied on his taxes until the whole is absorbed. Moved by Conn. Wigle, eeconded by Death of a Pioneer In the death of Mr. Thomas Ashton, which took place on Saturday last, another pioneer of this district pees.* to bile long home. mir. Ashem was an Englishman by birth. In the year 1846, when a lad of It, he came to Caned's, landing at Quebec. About 60 years ago the family -moved to Huron coun- ty, of which they have been continu- ous residents ever wince. For many tiers he was rorgaged in farming in the news of his death cowrie as a rut- 'borne township, • but during the prise to his many friends here. He past 12 yea.rs had made hie home in fioderich. In religion Mr. Ashton was member of the Met bode% denomina- tion. besides hie widow, there are left four daughters and two sons. They are: Miss Phoebe, at home Mary, was recently admitted to the hospital in Duluth, where be died. His body was brought to Goderich for inter- ment in Maitland cemetery, where both his father and mother are buried. Rev. J. B. Frotheringharn conducted now Mrs. James Jewell • Ida, Innw Mrs. the obsequies, which where under the leesseph &Lechler. of Go.derich; John, auwiees Meitland lodge, A.F. and in Stanley township, near Clinton A.M. George. of Colborne township. and Linne row Mr& Thomas Edwards', of London. There are else two brothers and one sister—Mr. Wm. A.shtoo, of Colborne ; Mr. Francis Ashton. wbo is in western Chunada, and Mies Mar- garet Ashton, who is living in Michi- The funeral, which took place on Monday from tbs. home of Mr. Joseph Beachlev, was very largely attended. A great number from Colborns attend- ing to pay a last tribute of respect, as well as many Goderich friends. Rev. .1. E. Ford conducted the services. The lbenrers were Mr. John Rogers, as the cent is put away offer • prayer. odericb township Messrs. Isaac Mrs. Frank 131liott gave • most ex- Fisher, Richard Jewell and Thomas cellent report of the convention held Jewell, Colborne township ; Meters, G. In Toronto. In *Fuelling 01 Controller M. KIllott aod Samuel Warner. of McCarthy's address she said you can- Goderith. Interment Look plaoe in not build character without a know• Colboree cemetery. ledge of (ind. That the efforts end wort of the W.C.T.U. is the under- current to all things good. Keep the chlidra• tRe'hosse and MX to theta the W.C.T.L. could not he over estim- ated. It is the litt to humanity aod the strength to the borne and one eennot kamireZilettAiL=11=!esPelita ~Map Mammy., wortlitjavettbers without bses2 benefit - Regular Meeting Held The regular meeting of the local W.C.T.U. was beld on Monday after- noon. when a large number of mem- bers were presenL Mrs. J. P. Brown took charge of the devotionel half hour. Special prayer was offered tor the mix young men from the Y.M.C.A. who have volunteered to go to the front. The unions of the province pur- pose to support one of them. Mr. Al- bert Pequioant, of Stratford. bas bean chosen, each member te give ope cent • day for twenty days and each day Owes. The Scottish Hero arrived with a vvetie° w" I .1:1°d wale awd we eee•- a - fire weetka will Se Ovum f grain at the transit elevator ferseswee swestrsi A Alespest sil . Death of s Highly Esteemed Lady aerate et II par retA emelt. : raVuodity. avwFtitivd will ke 444 SesPeklew dose . TM grain is opening in from the The late Mrs Asher Farrow was tbe Da keit, au awe ever whaler. , I went lamer than it can he sbipped out daughter of the late Wee. and Eliza AMIREW "ig:Pija.4' rill:WL GI -1,2=;,.. me Use elevator is loaded to its full Reid. of Clarke township, Durham county She wee one of a family of seven. four sone and three daughters. three of whom still survive. Tbey are A. field, of Veaorniver. and Eirglilit'. J. Ovens, of Newtonville, at w Mem Mrs. Farrow died. Her del he Marsh. 1991. seed dil bed ber mother in November, 1.48101.11alted OP years One brother was for a tisse.M.P for West Durham. cATTLIL ete..-4 mews. sueFeella to to ill i afterwards being appointed govenor mutt fro* Gew: a biggpeaoppgas I roam •, a boats ars of o tyre, woo;:o con- a Cohourg geol. The demeaned wile rear . lir • s 6,....... weasel. tis norungoo. , married at bee home In Durham coun- selor.. realest t usaal ba I; N- Three moire flees of violation+ our chikiretr, of which three survive, wit mom AUCTION SALK or VANN *Tom soelloe ter 11‘11. W UAllg3T014 OUT et la 11 Len. 2, wog miaow% we at ems -cheek the Iblievrias preeertY 1101t•EL- spas Wooed weans. bermes ;__W - era) porporo m00% metes S rare ; IOW. arrival. as Use harbor thia week were the Turret Caps and the Market*. both with grain for the transit elevator. TM steamer United Lumbermen with schooner Jeanette frost Midland put into tbe harbour here Friday afternoon for shelter. linty started out n at nridnieOt hut wore mee- t* put heck, Lake Huron Wog roorth for hem. Both them t car January etas, 1873, to Mr. A.M. mod tilreire:1 Three More Liquor Oases arrow. Of this union there were MPLIN largesthotelkeeper, Mr. Maurice Ran. of TM fusers! whieh was one of the Zurich, wee fined 3100 and oasts for biones., ageing*, the Onurrio Igen«) act were 'assaer A. Farrow. the only son. handled this week by Inspector Jobs Isavisot Mod lam Mareb. Those who Torrance, of South Huron. Messes tOellaill to mourn her lore. in editii.ion Joseph Redour and Albert Marano to her Anshan& are Bertha (Mrs. R. wore each Reed 990 and mete for being W Reid). of Brooklyn ; laura and drunk in "dry" territory, and the Ethel. at home that has selling liquor eostrary to law. The mese mum before POIROP Magistrate Andrews, of Clinton. giber assemari meths wean sa Asia Wes par ant simulskt we* referred to the Market committee to report im tiro Ci,st of repairs. Coon While di ea attention to the fact that cyclist were tiding the sidewelke to the tiangor of pedestrians. The mayor Haiti he would inetroct the polies to bring all offendcrs before the police worrisome. Cour. Wiles, wanted to know if the mayor had any information to give out with regard to the Ontario %Vert Shore railvray. Tbe mayor said he bad some rrespondence but he did not think it Womb' be made public at Moved by Coon. Wigle, seconded by Coun. Elliott, that the solicitor be asked to report on what steps have twen taken with regard to J. 'W. Muyes, A. It. Osier and the Toronto Reeve Elliott dissenting. Coen. Proudfoot said he uoderetood that the C.P.R. had constructed a third track front their d.pot and had not fulfilled ',heir agreement with the town. The •ol;citor will he inetructed to make inquiries. Reeve. Elliott wanted to know if anything bad been done about radials. Nothing dping. Coun. Elliott wanted to have Vic- toria park ploughed and levelled up and made into an athletic ground. Moved by Coun. Proudfoot, second- ed by Voun. Wigie, that the street in. spector get an estimate of the prob- able cost of the work.—Cari ied. GODERICH SOT WRITES FROM SALISBURY PLAINS The follow ng is .an extract trout & letter hum Mr. C. H. Car rie, of Glade - rich. He is at. present at the groat temp sai...11altebtay Elaine, with the National Y.M C.A. He says : arrived here this morning, being sent by the dean of my college_. He is greatly intereeted in the Y.M.C.A. at the camp here, having been bore till college opened. He felt that as I was conoected with the Canadian Y.M.C.A. should be present when the Canadian troops arrived I was in London last nigat rind found it iery interesting. The city was almost in darkness, all the fine electric Nghts, of which the city waa so proud, being turned off. The ordinary street ianupe are painted black half way down and from various higlaways in the city •earch lights ploy ail uight welching for German airships. I stood for half so hour on tbe Waterloo bridge over the Thatues watchiog the immense ts on the root of the ad. Coon. Elliott, that the previous agree - Udine. It oertainly was a meat with Dr. Caesar be adhered to.— „Amity thrilling sight. It seemed rather In- CouMnov. edPrboYuCifCrourie. Wthkgaite. sewwhenrededanh; the crowds flocking into the theatres. congruous to go from there and see citizen during the year 1914 offers to However, there is very little danger advance money required to consul .t froth ah. ships. "Salisbury is a beautiful place aod it any sidewelk for which a proper pa - Lion has been received. that the offer is a wonderful sight to see thousands of men on this huge plain. Every be accepted on the following terms : A note be given for the atnount ad- branch of the service is represented even to the flying corps manoeuverini vanced, bearing Interest at five per cent and as soon as debentures can be oeeehma. The eansa wins are expect. io hi the Teniperance hall on Monday evasion was a treat which it is seldom the lot or the people of tioderich to rsipets in. For nearly two bourn llihreso held bre audieoce entranced as baba his clear. pure &mesh style "RessIled to Life," hosed upon btrx ens 'Tale Two Cities." It is to be regretted that the hall was not more crowded. le moving a vote of thanks to the apeaker. Rev. W. K. Hager said them was earsch of the pure gospel In the lecture that had been given. TAO musical part a tn. peogramme was supplied lay Mr. E. C Reicher and son, Ridney. in duets aril Nolo', and Miss Lily Newell sad Moe Gladys Bedford in lostromental selections. Mayor Reid made a most efficient chairman. sold to advantage the more be sold end ed tomorrow and will remain here till ttbehe pripereonclopaladovtioteiheogniott.e—Creatrrurineded tA) Watching a troop of regulars entrain after Christmas. %Ve have just been The following rePort f_ ,vein i_,Iie b&,,^11 for the front. They talk • great deal of Mostreal was Prceenten eau mist' about the soldiers shafting aud cheer - red to Finance oommittee : To the ing aa they went to the front, but those fellow" never sal a word. They credit of the town of tioderich on Sep- tember 30th. $8492.91 ; to the credit of were army veterans and know what the local improvinent sidewalk sr- is before (hem. rount, $241.07 ; to the credit of the .,Every bpdy admired an Irimh troop , from Dublin. Strapping fellows, with local improvement Newer account, N492.17. On tire same date Ow' ha" beads erect and bends clenched, and held notes from the town totalling looking, as they sey in Ireland. as if they were "spoiling for a fight." 966,6110 *be bad eeen service in every quarter A letter from the town soliritor They had their betide cry on their e lated that be bad received Fellwie" banner—Faugh-a- Bellagh (Dec unt of W on from the Ontario Railway and my way). sod • retired army officer, Municipal board to purchiure town of the best lighters in the world, and the Moved by Coen. Wiele, seoonded by Coon. Proudfoot, t bet the solicitor be most merciful in victory" and one in - instructed to invest a portion of the voluntarily equered one • own should - sinking fund according to the Finrince ere and felt very proud of good Irish committee's report already adopted. ancestry. A fetter from Ole Dewey- Ragas* pft--;-,Nra key a: 4,T 4... Death of Dr. Shepherd The following despetch from Ingersoll, referring to the death of a former Goderich boy, is taken from the Toronto Globe of yes - Shepherd, who bad been practising here since April last. occurred unex- pectedly this morning. He Wall only 27 years of age, and had been confined to his bed for less than twenty•four hoer* His health bad been impaired for some time, but he had been able to attend to bin practice. Few of his frfiencts were aware of his Utnese. Ile came to Ingersoll from London, ipur- clueing the practice of Dr. J. A. Neff. His.marriege took place four months - ago at Sherbrooke.' 'The body of the late Dr. Shepherd, was brought to Goderich for bprial. The funeral which was -held from the home of bis brother, Mr, Charles Shep- herd, St. Petrick strew, this after- noon was largely attended, practically all medic*, men of the town being preeent to pay a last tribute of respeet to the deceased young doctor, as well as many others of Goderich citizens. Rev. J. B. Fotheriogham conducted the funeral eervicee. The pall -bearers were; Metiers. Charles Garrow, Wm. Ingersoll. The floral tribute.' were extremely beautiful and represented many friends from London and Ingereoll as well as those of Goderich. Interment Leak place in Maitland cermet era. Pretty Window Dispism Our attention has been attracted for several weeks past to the magnificient window displays of Messrs Bodeen. Bros. A week ag ) • marvelous dis- play of furs were shown, which wee the envy of every lady who ebenced to pass. This wine the showing of ladies* dresses and mantels would put to shame maey of the stores in our large Ades. It is a plessere swim foe the men -folk le take a look at them windows. Warning to Cyclists This pollee w110 received inetrnetlone to toned riding on the for some time, was attended by many sea the the pollee — friends from a diatom's, among others task., fee of Cho bylaw govern - being Mr. J. J. RMS, of Peet Hope s beg Maple& Demons.ration Car Coming As a result of the success which has attended the presentaLion of the wool and egg exhibite of the live stock branch of the Dominion department nf agriculture at the larger western fairs this summer, arrangement* have been made in co-operation with the Canadian Pacific railway to place them exhibits before the people of the east- ern provinces through the medium of a demonstration car. This ear will leave Ottawa on or about the middle of October and will be operated over the lines of the Canadian Pacific rail- way, stops being made at a. lisrge num- ber of important igricultural centres. The detailed itinerary is now being arranged and further announcement of the date of the errival of the car at e•ch point will he given later. The car will be in charge ef egg and wool specielists of the poultry and sheep divisions. respectively, and de- Ineustratioreres will be given at snob scheduled stop The car grid be in Goderich on Friday of this week from nine tetn. to nine p.m. Works Company was read. outlining looking forward to the mating o the their pisins for repayment of loan and Canadiens. I koaw several of the intere•L The 'attar was °rd•ted Ried• men from Toronto and there will sure - A letter from the public writke de- ly be souse from my bong town." pert ment, Ottawa. waa read and ordered Bled. A number of aceour ts wens prevent- ed and referred to tbe Finance InThitt7. Flimsier committee reported as follow*: — have examined the following account. and recom- mend thee they be paid : (ON. W. Telegraph Company, tieptear her se• must, I@ Mats Canadian Express Company. 14.26; Dave Munro. paint- ing signs. 81100 ; Wm. Thompeon, repairs, !AO; Goderich Planing pal World 'office supplies. VAS ;Gode- rieh Star. printing and advertising. 11184.W1 : 0. P. Carey. Insurance premi- um on Agricultural ball. $4o; (seems Porter, ink, 90 rents ; !London Coo- ereta Machinery six wheelbar- rows, 1110.T0; Grand 'Fronk Railway, for fire nali wolflostions, 1101.75: J. A. Fowler. treve on Britasmia road and Naomi street sklewalks, REIM; Water and mesaiselos, lamps, OLIO; Summer Fruits in October MaeoMee F. Motels Orciugbt. loaded with ripe lurictous raspberries and which he had teken from hi• garden in Colborne township. This spray Was ent from • bush that bed Crowded Heusi" Greet There b. en Pet ieit the •pring After Wednewtar evening of next week reading of two feet of snow in the the Sarah Gibney Stock Co. will corn- west • week ago •nd then tasting rasplerries on the 19th of October here. it makes us exclaim Huron is good enmesh for ilia Mr. J.W. Selkeld, of Goderich town- ship, also ',ports that strawberries plet• en engagement of nearly three weeks in Goderich, and this to the releiriet of every one who 11 hot the pleasure of seeing them in one or more of their performancee. The plays preeented during :he past were gethen.d from his garden ems week have shown splesdkl work by Monday of this week. each member of the compeny. The canade, And specially Huron county. attendant? each night has been large. i q the place to live. showing that the work of higheissis - - artists is appreciated. Local Improvement Work Friday evening cif this week the The town has undertaken and com- rompany will present their master- , platted omaiderable loci" improvement piece, "Peg My Heart,' for which a work this fall. In addition to the large sale of seats ham sineuty taken Britannie road and Cameron street place. Saturday nieht it will be sewero, sidewalks below 1.0011 laid on "Charley's Aunt,- frlionday night. Britannia road from McDonald street Awns Rivers," Tumiday night, "Under I to William street, : on the south side Two Mop," and Wedneeday night.' of Klgin avenue from South street le "Katbleim Mavourneen." There will Vtrenrin street, egg cm etc pairs* be a matinee Saturday afternoon. street fern Colborne street to Waterloo ealwawaleialt at three 6'elock• The ted• street. 'There has also been eimeMer- mission wilt he 10 and 2I0 Ciente and the I able repairing done to bed spots in the. Play will be "Whose Baby are Tou r old sidewalks.