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ki.ad moods before the
public the business and mosey
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alt Ce SIXTH TEAM -14e. SIM
QOI)ERICH. ONTARIO, THUR$DA Y. NOVEMBER 12, 1914
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THE IIIONAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Po guineas
THE STERLIN6BANK
OF CANADA
SAVE, because—
Better retrenchment now than privation later.
No. 131
Head Mice, Cerner Kis[ and bay Streets, Toronto
A. H. Weikel
A. Pater, Manager
General Manager -
Gedetich Branch
1
A. G. NISBET
18
THE DODERICH REPRESENT4TIVE OF
The Mutual Life Assurance Co.
of Canada
"Canada's only Mutual"
OFFICE IN MASONIC TEMPLE, WEST STREET, (JODRRICH
Puoens : Oeeten ID; Hovels 160. P.O. Hoz 864
AUCTION SALES
cVTION SALE
mer or
orinceI( .*d; AND
N eitvELLINLI AT
GE
ian, introeMILbl:.R.HkLL
terl: by public ■actloo. at the t'nlon Hotel, in
the
tiodioh, on
N ►'IOero Nyst/DDAY NOV EMBER Imb. 11111
at I. 0 Wien .harp : ppaerett
Hi. property at £tog•brldge. being
pert
more ed
Io ti, v .. e, towa.bly e.1 A.bddetd. e ainta
erre• of land. om Iwo. .. Upor tb
th- re 1. • trams 1 storey .tore 4Yltigabrfdl{w
ty
pet .mor, and a li stony re.deraoe t. mitt'
tarhedl. a .et of parka weigh .o.ls, a good
comfortable stable and t, be.ring trait tree.
TM. I. a geedin ie.e of tee bag
farming dt.trk:go in I. A 2aad
Asada and the .tae lbw
Al..). hada Rod t auonagr.
Ti ow. - Ten percent of the pureba„r money
W be paid at time of ..le. balauoe withal thirty
day. lir .. portiuu of the money may remain on
awe tease, bearing a reasonable int.rsat.
**either c.rdetsoeie of .ale will be made known
se date of sae. or may be had bum
6.It. HELI. Kenheetth, Ont. St-'Lt-
tgi e . u t' N DB . Auctioneer. Ooderlen. Ont.
efOKT1i/ADE SALE OF VARY
01 LAND
I ',der and by virtue of the power, of oak
contained to a osemln registered sr.rlgage•
dated tits November MR made by Wil/len
lerl
)tet ttle to H. h.ta.tfaed. executerand
now held to (1e be=
Titers win he •tires for ase ►1 Dom'
au tem by Themes Orale,. aooUooeer. at the
( olboree Hotel. le the rows et O.derinb.
t runty of Hone, so Saturday. the ices day of
%member, 1121. ht one Ansa p.m.. the Beeth
half of lot ho. 11 In the eleventh ce_Msiiee of
the Toweeblp of Wert wawsserlq Cees' M
Huron. oostalatar Dee bemired ewes more sr
Tbe building' omen of a hear.. ern and
•hed
About b) acres of the Md are cleared.
Land .heated sheet 1 mai.. hoe. Loimeer.
Property will be alio ed s.hleet to a reseed
b.l u,d iks diet. to withdraw Mdse. belet
Maned dews ie a perebewe.
Terno, of siemoset Per Dent t*ab o• dere
d ,.is. balance le ! Y►* therw1Jer wIUtwt
Interest.
► urther terms sed oo.dltime oe ear mode
Luawa oe day dime mid es ap.tleattes to the
THda I2U. DET. FRASER a 1(OOtL.
Aoatls.e,e G.t sLeeb., tet
listed Mad ( 114.,. Ml H•«
FOR SAI2 OR TO RENT
eriek Mese es wattages street.
sea reaviereasa& seedy er J. IL 10110
PUBLIC NOTICE
WHO'S THE NIGGER?
WHY WERE PROCEEDINGS NOT
TAKEN AGAIN
PUBLIC NOTICE
Owing •.o a number of eerie of niee.le- being
reported to the Board of Health. all per -on,
are hereby unified t hat mama conwiuntcable
dla.e..r must be lmm.drtety reported to the
ur.denianed. Neglect to do w renders the
homoioidet liable to a peo/lty under the
Publle Health Act.
A. t.. HUNTER. 1d.D.,W.O.H.
!sated Nov. Ilth. Mil MYt
RENT. -TWO STORY BRICK
teem the eit Nene Meet mid
with osiers ass
home reetaietei MI 'miens eneneinees
net of Soling Alleeel MAW" Arr le pianos ro ClitEDITORS
Latest War News , McMILLAN FOR
SOUTH RIDING
Lynduo, Nov. 13. -French otllciel
ST J. W. MOPES? anuuuncemeuta issued at midnight)
report the Allies bevy resumed the
neLIBERALS CHOOSE WELL-KNOWN
R
had crowed the Veer and nave driven FARMER OF MULLET r
wer
An Interesting Letter from Town Solis. thew back at all polaris except [lir a
o enbive against the Germano woo
rT O THE OITIZENS OF OUDERICH
rim Belief Canaanite, ef the Lown WNW be
pleased to receive dooetlssd of either ..M or
seeds sad provisions to aro them to aei.tIag
the peer et oar tomo daring tie c W1n-
ker. Any mousy may he beaded to . A.
Potter. Treason, u the Hterhee Baok, or
artery. may Ise left at the Public Library
building with the Librarian. If your parcel or
Rood. °moot he readily dellsered there. let o+
know and we will .erd for them. 31-tf
Hy order
J. H. Yu) LINTON. Chairman.
JAM2$ MIICHALL. l;ecr,tary.
tine Garrow-ProeeedinAs at Latest lett bank. to the centre tee German, F.
Meeting of the Town Council - attacks have been very rerluue but
Complaints that Tax Notices Were have cows to nothing and we have
Not Received by Ratepayers gained some gruunu.
South African Rebels Defeated
( two baodred yards uu the i - - —
F. Pardee, Chief Liberal Whip at
Ottawa. Gives Fine Patriotic Ad-
dress and Emphasizes the Political
Truce -Yesterday's Gathering at
Clinton
TO THE SIGNAL READERS
Owing to continued ill -health 1 find
l
of The Signal. 1 have never fully
recovered from the illness that laid
few weeks after I had entered upon
wy new duties. When 1 aKain re-
turned to duty last April my physical
condition was weakened toe much to
withstand the heavy work connected
The town council convened in the I A despatch from Pretoria states with the publication of r paper like
Wet
myself compelled to relimyulsb contro
me low for four long months last
winter, and which commenced only r
It loo coulee' ehawber op Friday evmould near her wet the rebel leader 11r The Signal. Although I have atuel!
It looked fora while as if there would liana W 'flour'', Otauge River, and di. Clanton \ov. llib
he no Waitress for lack of a quorum ; praised his commando' taking two bun- mioeoD Parliaweot p.hsed gamely to the responsibility I now
but by H.St enough were present to dnd end dfiy prisoners.t And myphysical cooditinn too weak
commence transactions. Reeve Elliott 1 po
political division y P y
.nd Couoe. Elliott, Morrie, L►ithwaite 1 The Residue Stall Advance laniard u[ three a. formerly to continue.
ani Wigle were .11 that put in an ap- , A Petrograd despatch *ayee_Naeleiao It is with considerable feelings of
their.pearance. Mayor Reid occupied the forces brve occupied Juruioaisbinglways „ regret that my poor health compels
chair. i and secured eunu'ul lit the railways to rradjwt their inion
Thr minutes of the previous meet- ;running into the interior of Peoria.I nor
he convention was well attended, been connected with The
not received notice of the •mount of weans rrpreeeut tum the xrrteol.ond- u..Mhafi being occupied
Hiav ownabintdHe has Alread been
..,,t bar the
taxes doe. Mayor Reid wanted Coun. a
Elliott -to give the manes of throe
waking the complaints. Coun. Elliott
Botha
to the redistribution Dd since
and ed I
r.o
'he sexton's repot t for October esu .
presented and referred to cemetery ' ed w we w the eli lit lie degree that been ped K N Mill+° was
1 like the people of Ooderich and
and parks cumuiittere. I the evidence which 1 pointed out w available as to -day
-When the Do -
the redis-
tribution act it Materially altered the
of Huron coup
ridings,
there are now only two. and the
political amocietions findit necessary
eom •
a
the last general election the Liberals
West Huron oomioa Mr.
linnets town-
ship. The riding of est Huron hiv-
ingwi out,r.. c
candidate for the new
Huron and
was selected as the linen too
me tugive up my duties as editor and
als Were read es approe r+ were of ted publisher of The Signal, for 1 like the
also the October
n the special meet- et eriticized (a any way the mugger'. Thomas McMillan of H
in/of *dobe '''1 d Poor which 1 have verde, our indicate W newspaper field The Signal affords and
1 Oc he
VOTERS' LIS rCOCRT
Tones orOOI' ItI r!
Notice a hereby Oren that a oourt will be
bold. perouant to The leNreo Voters Wats
Art. by Mb Honor the Judas of the County
Court of the lonely of Huron at the Court
House, Ooderich. on the twenty fine CLAW day
of November. W11. at lis Dock a.m.. to Mer
arddetermi . complaint., of errors and
lein in the Vetere LW.tot the Municipality of
the Town of Ooderkh for IVO.
bated the lto day of No. ember, ILII
1. 1. KNOX.
clerk of the Municipality
33-R of the Town of 0odarlcb
OTICE TO CREDITORS
he Huron county, who have shown me
The treasurer's report was pre- them could be got, would nut be sumc- riding of tiouth
sensed and referred to the finance .lent to wake cwt a prioir facie case, 6 i w choice eve kindness and consideration
committee. wbicb is all t.ba1 i. requited for erirad- fur the next federal elrctioos. The every
A letter from Miss O'Laughlin, itioo purpc»e.. I am wrung the Dr- mases of Mears. Owen Geiger, Hen-
lin THE LABIATE..., Mont lit •s, LATE Or Tilt
Tin it truniucei, Milkmen Worm's.
Discaarien
Notice Is hereby given that all pereone hav-
ing any choke. airelmt the &Kate of Mary
Item. who ated es the 17th day netember.
fere the ith Me et Remember. MI. to geed br
1MA at Geibettelt, Ont.. are nigaired an or he
=et Never t• imieralmod eileitere
Mt Patrick J. Kra* the
of the estate 04 the mid illeseemilM"="lehn
het erealleaed date the rad adianiettetee
reels=md to diarists the mom of the sold
"mem the prem. entitled testate.
Meng regard only to the Halms of which he
Mail Mosher, hed nous. wet teat Ow mid
arewallwratat will sot te liable fig the Raid
lemma aey part thereof. to my purees et
, where Ann he Mall itot tees have resetved
Dated at (Bedeck+. the 13rd day at October.
MIL
essieten ter Attend Water. nit
eo- during wy residence among them.
Cambria road. was read, .owplaining prytmeot rgrin, althcwgh Ido not ere all,,.nd Jacob Kellerman, pamlbwood, Mysuccessor in the editorial chair
that she was over-a..eseed. Coun. what more !cru add ti ares 1 have al+u went to the h►11ot, and on Mr.
Elliott said he bad received other coin- already written. Mc3lillam'e election they waved the will be Mr. W. H. Rohertson, who was
plaints of • similar character, and also You will understand that the copies re.nlutjon of unanimity• also my predeeewor. Mr. Robertson
many complaints that taxpayere had of for letters 1 and you du not by any
them cbieley to indicate my own peent and Um following others were nom -
gave a -couple of names and seed be oieftievirew, and to shorten this present Mated :-R. Seldon, Exeter ; M. Y.
could hunt up twenty more. Gardner, Usborne townehip : Wm.
to regard to the claims agrinst the
Moved hy Reeve Elliott. seconded lee° u General T C
by Conn. Mtirrii, that the complainta
he referred to the court of zevisiou
Carried.
A request from the Canadian Free
Iebsary for the Blind, asking for a
grant, was reed and referred to the
finance committee.
A request frorn Mr. A. M. Glove' of
the East street garage, for permission
to build a garage adjoining the town
hall and a cement driveway across the
boulevard. and to have one shade tree
removed. was dealt with in iraparate
claueee. The first chaotic with regeed
to the building was sent to the fire
committee, with power to act ; the
second clause dealing with the drive-
way wits mut to the public wen kip
committee. anal the third disuse with
reference to the shade tree Wan passed
on to the parks committee.
A letter from Solicitor Orerrow with
reference to debentures was ordereo
Another letter from Mr. Garrow
addressed to the town clerk war as
follows :
sale
PILSIDINCE AND FARM PROP
ateernee YOU SALS--I have 1.111=
nr 'Met tab awarel
siLualall es Neel Anew la ; else NNW
hula Wok within a Wien dielarle owes. 11
cir,i,rxmlA1sTuirotaeariell let tee brew.
704
mimed dam emeMeate.
the Now Tear. ISMke
`4•11 relennel.
Adams
bet
tee
sr
fee Hein? hen. the extiester W the
o rate of the raid deosimed full partioilitte
iied that attar tlie mAd last mew
dale the wad maim wr will pressed to
the mots et the wed ihreariesd
w iring petelse sante 'twee, hoeing re
LATE Or Tat TOWN Or 1:00EIUDII, Rona-
en bee
MIMI lama the ...tate el wird
who oi the :norm ef October,
OM.. are ri ti abed ea or Were
ef Newman,. Put. to Need to=
mt. the riefiereign wiletror
DEAFt. Slit, —I duly received yours
of the 24th inst. rerineeting a report as
to the progress made in the. matter.
First as to the prosecution of Moyes.
It occurred to me that the shortest
way to explain what bad been done
was to "end yuu, I do herewith,*
copy of some of the letters I hwy.
written. You wilier.. that on the 19th
of May I wrote the Attorney -General
mediete proceedings. I received an
acknowledgment of that letter on
rend of May from the solicitor to the
Attorney -General, Mr. Beyly, , in
which he asked me to state exactly
what. offences in my opinion bad heeu
committed by Moyes which would
ceedings'. I wrote Mr. Bayly fully on
the 27th of Slay pointing out that of.
fences of theft, obtaining money or
valuable securities by tale. pretenses,
fraud aa • member. director or officer
of the Company, and perjury. had &II
been committed by eloyere 'arid that
all of these offences were in my opin-
ion exteeditable.
In the ardentime Mr. Proudtoot bad
also been having interviews in Toronto
with the Attorney-Generaes depart-
ment, I believe, and with Mr. Corley,
Crown attorney in Toronto, and it
was arranged that detailed informa-
Lion ebould be given to the latter re -
yeas ding tbe offences which we contend
bed twen comeliest& end the evidence
which conk' be produced to est&blish
our contentions, and Mr. Proudfout,
Illeersielia about to leave home for the
West, iseliebe ma to tbrough the
evidence again cerefully, aad write
Mr. Corley. I went uvulae whole of
the evidence taken before the Rail-
way Board, &nil wrote Mr. Corley on
the IfIth of July reperating practically
wbat I had said to Mr. Bayly, and
giving him the names of the witnesses
who could he procured for the purpoire
of establishing • prime facie cage. Mr.
therley. I believe, handed my letter to
gomeone in the Attoroey-Oenerales De-
partment. I wrote Mr. Bayly after
mien,/ again to Mr. Corley, on Sept-
ember 10th, asking him what wad
being done in the matter, and to nay
whieh he mates that re far the Depart-
ment hart received 'absolutely no aleiet-
f tag= &erne te thank Moe church next tionstit !tee. A. W. reuld hoPe to eliimellir Notre.. I
*ewe thew la *dr meet Ibt September, pointer/ out to him
eareamemet is tee moot • kind and taw- at nnin rnrvirr.'
°111 "hskinir thr NnUnna and be of whatever assistance I could. and
4:11e the 'Woos which be shall thee
wad &meta ar any
see that As mid mentor
— Ellatbilre•LE•aar WA. of whore Mire he
THAOHER FOR
=ft avb.hricafte:
besesses6. Oat.
OF MAXIS
est tiw Wire remiss notice.
• We& et 1•11011 thlo Ear of November.
11111
M. flosigirRON,
CHURCH CHIMES
and A. Odler, I underetand from r.
Proudfout tbat formed demands were, Air. rr. F. Pardee,
i Splendid addreeses were given by
made upon Mr. Otte' . and upon t he 'I .04ndi:sid.t.e. lir. p&rtiee.. pate knee
Toronto Generel Teets teorporation.
Mr. fdilone. solicitor of the purport'. , references to the united front of the
tion, who has been away from home, Empire were warmly received. The
was to have had rin interview with 1 hest traditions of the Empire, he said,
Mr. Proudfoot in which the 'natter ,
' were being exemplified to -day, and he
was to be gone inte fully. I do I was never prouder of being a Cana -
not know whether that interview basil dian. In observance of the party
taken place or not. Mr. osier through truce Mr. Pardee did not dwell on
hie solicitors repuei&tes the claim contentious political questions, and
which has been made amentet. him. pointed out that, although that truce
and unless it is adjusted litigation will was being violated by the Conger -
of course have to follow. vative press, the Liberals purposed to
keep their p&rt of the pact.
Yours truly,
' FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
5Ioved by Colin. Wiges, seconded by -
Elliott, that the letter he re- Dr. Clark Requests Vigilance in 'letteping
leered to tbe 'specie' committee. It Out of This District
Moved in amendment by Iteeve Dr. W. F. Clark, V. S., hes received
that the matter he haid on the table. the following telegram dated Ottawa,
November 11: '
Elliott, seconded by Coun. Morrie,
Upon division tbe amendment was "Tbe foot and mouth outbreak in
tort and the ruction carried. ' the United States has assumed a very
A number of accounts were pi -e- 1 ("Primp( aspect. It G therefore emelt-
tented and referted to the finance eel thitt this department exercise ex -
committee. 1 treme vigilance wit.h regard to the
The.report of the thence committee, 1 condition of our cattle. sheep or hogs.
Would therefore refine -1 you to tele-
graph this office if at •ny time you
of Coun. Laithwaiw, seconded by have.reaeon to. suspect thr eIietvirM
Coun. Wigle, wee adopted. 'of this disease an your district. :1 our
The report of the flre committee assistance in ehis connection will be ,
Signal at a high standard, sad to this
was read aod on motion of Colin:, much ePPreeieted. , . magistrate and with the consent of the
Wigle, deconded by Reeve Elliott, was! "Fneneeti K TORRANt H. end we invite the co-operation a its father were made wards of the Socie-
adopted. eChief Veterinary inspector for llo- friends, in acquainting us with any ty. They were sent to Stratford Ethel -
The fire committee recommended as mtnion Oovernmente• news happenings whicb would be of ter for a short time, then pieced in
follows: (10 Thet the fire hall be re- I As Huron is a very important cen- good homes in tee coute.ry with
b interest to readers' of the paper.
recommending peyment of a number
of accounts. wad read and on motion
Signet for fifteen years reputation of being one of the most
capable newspeper men in Ontario
and under his direction the good old
Signal Will continue ars • foremoet ex-
poneot of public opinion.
Since Mr. Robertson severed his
connection with The Signal last
ye&r he has done considerable travel-
ling, but found no place be liked as
well as bloderich, and upon his return
a few weeks ago made me a business
proposition which I have since
accepted, hence this week I bid fare-
well te Signal readers and friends.
A NOBLE WORK
HURON COUNTY CHILDREN'S AID
SOCIETY SHOWS ACTIVITY
Homes to be Found tor a Number of
Belgian Children -A Suggestion
that Municipalities in the County
Might Extend airreater Financial
6 Asieistance -Mr. A. M. Robertson
Appointed Secretary.
The annual meeting of the Huron
county Cbildretes Aid Society met in
the Court House on Tuesday afternoon.
There eves a very good attendence. Mr.
James Mitchell, the president, occu-
pied the ctmir. Rev. %V. K. Hager
opened the meeting with prayer. The
minutes of the last annu&I meeting
were accepted as cm recL
Mr. O. M. Elliott, County Agent,
then presented hie annual report, as
follows :
Mr. Pi esident, Ladies and tient lemen -
With thankfulnese we present our
repert on the work of the Society for
the past year. It will not be necessary
to go into details regarding the came
dealt with, which have been gone into
at our meetings from titue to time dur-
ing the year. The Society hes. through
your County Secretary, been able to
accomplish considerable throughout
the county in the way of preventing
neglect, in 'Amoy cases by advice &nd
warning preventing children from
getting int, the criminal class, and in
some cases saving boys from bein
sent to prison. This part of the wor
hes been very encouraging.
We heve also been the means of
helping parent.* into better positions,
en th&t they might better provide for
their children. It is only as a last re-
sort that children are removed from
ehe guardiansbip of parents. Notwith-
standing this fact it has been found
necessary since our Met 111012ttal meet-
ing to take charge of 20 children -14
boys and six girls. Theee were all
given over to the care of the Ceildren's
Aid Soeiety by the order of • judge or
Ten of these children were pl&ced in
good private homes without being first
sent to • Shelter: four were sent. to
onlv for a, short time, but one boy re -
A. E. BRADWIN. malted there five months two were
given hack to perents on probatien.
and one gel wog sent to the Industrial
With this week issue The Signal
school. Three were placed in privet e
again payees into the control of The homes for 0, short dim% then w, re
sigma .preetelig yompnoy. Limited. given over to perentsalter * reconcile
n effected and the h
with the undersigned as manager and lireta-PocnitahadhliAhheyed
editor. -It will take route time to get
into touch again with local and coun-
ty sifters, and with the business of
the effice, and the special indulgence
of the readers and patrons of The
Wine' is desired for the next few
It is our intention to m&intain The
First. a boy of 12 without parental
control drifted into evil habit until at
holt heAppeared before the judge, who
gave him over to the crop of the Sock*.
y. We became respensible for his
future conduct and immediately placed
him in • gisod hemp in the country,
where he ie giving splendid sratisfrac-
eon aud et being well provided for.
Three little boy. wham mother had
forsaken them were brought before the
paired by giving this woodwork a coat i tre o t e ii -I g
of paint and the walls kalsomined or' utnowt care should re exercised to
whitewashed, the doors have iron Protect the herds from infection. Dr.
besets" and the windows new glans. telark urgently requests thee anyone
(2) That the bose aod ladder wagons , IP this district oboerving any 'quip -
and fire engine be washed. cleaned, toms of the dreaded disease notify him
etc., to give ebe apparatus • tidier and igemedietelY by telegraph or tele-
heeter sesPeterenre. ell 'Fleet the re- Pn°e".
pairs he made under the supervision Patriotic Concert
of the chairman of this committee,
and that the amoont to he expended The petriotic conceit in aid of the
be not more than 115. (4) In • re. local relief fuod Ir eld in Knox cburch
pert of your comeatitge listed pies), lama 'Mundy evening was of a very
will be bele et, North eteest method's, formulated • charter on "'Ake we
h that I Nut already. she early as May
besbend sod halm.. itev• 411' Wriillbtr'n nrrne- leth. toed my views and offered to
AGENTS WANT=
ANT2D.--A ARIA A RLR MAN
r".H.Tr !WM *A sell ow Nerdy Oseagiail
staked hint b, let tOr knew anything
further that might h" Sulltir"."d 1 'Ilan. Elliott thenerht there WPIW and alien delivered an adhlrees. The
15th, it. was reensemended that the high order. 'rerY "'bee ism the In'
water and Hint eprormiseion he re_ Famine was in keeping with (be
quired to have the town hydrants bnildiee in which the concert was
flushed out four naive • year, • re. held and nothing occurred tl. jar the
port of sect* flushing to be furnished feelings of the mine causative with
the council. Not having received a reference to t.be use of the chinch. It
report your committee recommend e Tim Pil . . .
that the oummission have all hfdranta which were the best items nn the r.b..p.. these gaud without. Mr. Braderin bas
The Signal Job Department also will
be continued with a competent staff
and & good mechanical equipment,
sod we solicit the generous patronage
of tbe public in this line.
Mr. Bradwin leaves The Signal &fee
• period of fourteeo tnonthe in the
editorial chair. We do not know his
pitta's for the future, but in whatever
ephere he may he he will have our cor-
die' wishes for hie success and happe 1 A eirl of 13 Tsars 01 sere. surrounded
deems's-, wee taken charge of and pier -
(molly have made during their cons- od under the care of a wise tooter
paratively brief sojourn id Guiderich mother in n splendid bome. She is
in getting good trainirig and the results
will, we feel sure, join beartily
are very satiefartory.
sway weed mother. getting a poor
chance in tbe world. was taken charge
of and placed in it childless borne. with
wcil cared -for and eery happy.
1 A little motherless girl, eight years
of age, wee given to e ledy of means
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people who Lave no children of their
own : they are now well provided for
and all are happy.
trolled and in danger• of becoming •
criminal, was taken charge of by the
Society and pleated with good people
& born under agreement. He is
now marmite' wages and giving the beet
of satirfactionto his employer , has cut
out the cigar*, te habit, /aimed' clanrch
and Sunday school reitulerly. in fact
be is • changed boy.
nem. The friends wboin he and hia bY nnd hum. milleeneei end in great
flushed lo fore next connei meet- IlTonium when all were rio good.
Intr. The object of this to to have tbe addreso given by Rev. .1. li. Ferber.
newspaper held in Ontarto, &od in due
fire -fighting accessories in proper inshore was one ot those we Me:. Lime. wuji unproved badatb. be will D0
doubt teaks & gibuis toe hinnailli is leis
iolionow profession.
grope hefore t he letting in of cold , u
weather. OtaraL of a pas use wit n gen' ed t he
with reference te repairing the G.T.R. t at he had gripped his aireience and
won tbeir sympathy. Tbe vocal solo -
had an intervieW with Mr. *Laurier
weigb scales and Mr. Lauder had ista wore Meedames 0. H. King. A.
promised to have it attended t.o, bui
nothing had been done yeL He said Misses A. McClinton. Hattie Beleber.
Mr. Lander had told him tbe conneil and L. Lytle. 11 ewers. Reg . Black -
had no power to make the repairs. stone and leen Written. gave A cornet
as the town peid rent for the stock duet, and Mr. elid. Beater assisted
hie sister in a vocal duet. A number
Mayor Reid said he was mistaken,
log they liked. Colin. Morris waii he
yard and they could do what repair. of tbe members of the band of the Wird
regiment were presort road gar* a
'eructed to see Mi. Lauder again and few selections, including ••It's a Long.
get the work done LonCsay to Tipperary:" Rev. tied.
A request te have several loads of E. wow the chairman of the
cindere put on Klis&beth street was evening. The at itil t orinm of the
referred to the peMie work, corn- elmech w" we'll Mewl'
mates
Mr. John Young, of Lerhthouse The Gunpowder Plot
street, was prevent sued asked to have There was • pleaaant time in the
nr"" °°""ertilma guide with twe Oddfellowe hall on Thnrsday evening
Messes ha ba• erected. The matter last, when fully 50 members of the
was referred to ptiblle work, ennamite loam Oranue lodge, No. 11e2. accom-
tee to rePort palsied by tenet wirea and familiar,
Moved by fJotin Wigle, serionded by newenhiee to partake tb, good
Reeve Hiliott. thee tbie council MOM- things nen illy provided at an oyster
mend tbe water and light commie- ! mapper. tn addition to the supper.
non that • light he placed at the v I ober* sddresere Were given
In the Baptist church. retion of South and Bennett streets. Mr. John Millian waa t,he chairman.
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. bay. r•reived n ti i roily what ever to phrase IMO needed lights far more. other sperthera were Mr. T. W. Nicb-
- Ruy your Christmas gifts at tne ail, hue.,
The motimt carried.
Shier et.* e and Wia taw 11146"° IP ark 11 As I et &UM t n Mr. Wryly 1 do not Reeve Elliott mid he had almost got (44°nFrenIt' in"Fierintt of ittOhle INdr". : HCA'aurryp.
machine given sway ebeolutely free. see a ha. ment.nouid bb don... 1 „atm
Me Tea market le still advancing in May last what I tbooght the evid-
and fine Was are hard to pot at any mos would mitabli.11. mod gave the
LOW 02 FOUND eSALADA" is still acid at BSc. swag& of the whose's' that would
teeirowr, Label, 45e for Bine L&1104. ' eidablhell the allergen. lb. Department
gait—Iserwingx 1(1"8- fie for Red Label and Slir for Odd Le- '171:611::: mores hod oe emmising the
01111 Loft.
A LintittgratulA mown are tspil. sad of the same high quality es
that the charges might not
they re sever Oiniecil then adjourned. week with Hamilton friends.
•thek 'n th• b"'" which won" *0 Mcereata the latter giving a humor -
plentiful et the hack of the rime:ping owl outline of the Ounpowder Plot.
station and be thought they • Id lel The evening was one full of piessure
eat. Orion. Elliott advised the Reeve wed enjoyment for those who were
to wear gime." and take his boots off present
IMiss Pearl Good is speeding the
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North Huron Liberals!
A Meeting for organiiation purpases of Liberals of the
New Riding of North Huron will be held in
INDUSTRY HALL,
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LYTH
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1914
at 1 o'clock p.
In addition to business routine
MR. F. F. PARDEE, M.P., OF SARNIA
will be present to address the anating
He is well worth hearing.
All Liberals will he welcome and are urged to attend, as it
will be an important gathering owing b, the tr hangee in
the boundaries.
W. H. ROBERTSON, M. BLACK,
President pro teni Secretary pro tem.
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