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G'EMENT
We are offering Cement at a very close figure and have ack
fresh Noon band.
GODERiCH PLANING MILLS. LTD.
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REPAIR WORK—
Bring in your Maces and have them alter -
hauled by us. We are well equipped and hone
experienced men t0 do your work .
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Goderich Industrial Exhibition
Tuesday, I�i�ednes- se
day and Thursday 28-29-30
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Entirely New Grand Stand Attraction
LEFFEI. TRiO,
3 Perfariners 3
TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT ACTS
Very funny and exceedingly clever trampolene acts,
funny falls, and slip -slap comedy A very entertain-
ing future—Something' that will more than give
great satisfaction.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS AND MIDWAY.
Skeleton of Mammoth about 150,000 years old. a predecessor
of the Elephants.—tbe largest bones in the world of this species.
JOHN8 GLASS BLOWERS
will reappear •iteral many seasons' absence. They have
a new troepe and natal and is London were a great attraction.
Hundreds of young people have never seen them. Give the
children a chance.
SPEED TESTS.
The bast in the district. Any horse that is classy will be
found on our good track.
Admission 25c Children tOc
Membership ticket $1.00, six admissions.
Carriages and autos 25C.
I Pte rat d. Dr. I J. Ades Fowler,
Treasurer
Secretary
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PUBLIC IOTICs. PATHIO?ICPIC11IC.
Enocesetal EMS Is Tows*.
le ram gentler hong Aar, Amagaam. 416y, 1S s p "dot tbe PaW-
Tho e[ James �shoot"'G`' 'e� .Ira eesstN7 of to.rotshfp
tee rale , ee tb Noris take. er *arm of Mr.
ar Assrstar, who tided .ser hers
..�.►r. ttd...n .r.}... L. .tom. a_ tr. see.et... Nen 'skated
are hoes ltd u Zia mast le tbe 6w Y Neal /ae 4e the
Pathei last l�t(mltifkm reemet wet k+�i state the
aWtw1lka to tM r ee m appraisal'
roalah la it hat dielsell to
etre N �/ eM r, IM{, Itutr �Mr Wa �� -tied mew else
mmmYmaaga/dga w�aemw rWww e« had a be by wrame.�r
neer fag srttsitb• of their er- bower. 011.1
e r Jooee ltaN-
esean er t•lerewa sed the Basra et the wear- alea pat it. M welgb t of the
heAlsru keelism ra tit l l�r� etre ebureb that Bat Mawagb.
raid lobster wig rrewd a 6eai W Men made
tb . s41 tt»r.M...t.. twee.setlr for Ibe s....kt sDevsDiescu o.
•=isests et *Mob
✓ thlM tawete, lit rerl�i�rlre;pe tu.lalat■ ibe /.subsea sues of whom wen
then
MU be feeadtrM dha Mala Mai maw. 'ide O hip o t ►•d I, on pro
tee. • 1flee spa •Mia. sass 'idea, whip arwsts a dab -poet was
vet taW for llama riser ee eek WI re operation. frees* �el many •Snnge
omot hresolvedW whew
bg rot en t date of to dee' "Y O1 the des, ware .ztraeted,
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Dalai lab 4r a August lelii sad a booth from which were die-
Pa.'iNNON t Naiad
,G .I b, (M1 ~seed leo cream, peasants. card and
Pa.'s d. • Nr 71.Ust•1 7?eet Carlstas ited ('`� not toes Ed. good br .
Ltalt,t is 7' Ono of the u tract S was • grw.ing
(torttst. For the cess of five ovate
use was given the pellellege rat guess-
ing how crena meg 'aeteFllk• candies
dare were embedded in tete icing
sugar of • cartels spike, the nearest
guesser to became the owner of the
cake. A certain e, whose name
bas already been mentioned, with a
rule sueewrsd the aide and by mathe-
wtLai ealculatioa secured bimeelf
r bet he bad the emsernnmber. W hen
the flo.l count was made, however,
his guess of DDM was ipleuly out of
it. ratite exact D was M8 and
the tale was weft Miss Cousins,
wbo guessed Two rat her nom •
politer. guessed and 7 respec-
T►Nr lively.
Many Usk adv a of the beauti-
ful weather and my breezes to
bathe in the writ of Lake Huron.
Owing to tbreshine rations in the
mi
neighborhood malty the youngen
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weunable to be nt mod a gime
of baseball whims w on the program
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NOTTO CDITOIII$ AND
AY SEP1111BER 16 1915
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Aro.er ro. has Mr mad her eta •••
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clad to ens vs pupils he La erne. BLL
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aerie . re. u . iC. • poy to Wed
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Wester a hl41hgreda Cer•en
etal and Mier*
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hd Ms ass ti Nr Ceurrr .l a low oast to all
C•e•dlan Deese Prot I.• Par lnel.r.tha
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tarnished.. at
ass*. The he Carrs.ee•,
eras rchrd,MO Yeaeesesot. lir.tte tett
((1� ,INN T. pi* r'OR OV C$IRO-
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CfIC. has ate a pramment et
aea at W maid armor oft leetse sweet
ad Labia read. �bmes hewn : ea 11 • r..
an
I to i p. a, d 7 to s A a l,uesullatise tree
lady eiteedant.
The demand for Blacks -*awe defter
We seam in both crejorssy
em tlotwae M blerbatt. Phs.. *10 torr
yaw asst ardor.
�■�wTM ggadyo of the Mioaae 114. Osy.
iio�wll Mr We e Sod be to triem dinpiny .dd
FOR SALE.—A GOOD DRIVER.
•sero, sly pea old. to geed esedtree.
M▪ ao w dbo�..ltise 0. M. KiDaaeto. or
HOR$1C8 AND CARRIAGES FOR
TALL
Kane," try herr. rz years old, sand one
rlaht. Afraid el neither setae age shwa ser
Fiera
Anyone ea drive bra.
redo w tar • third hens oe • Ara
- stage er drake.
1.7 meats rare. side 7o•re e1L
Oise of tee easiest dduvet• le as ae.ry.
dead .ed right ; a raw pat Co. show soar
met..
♦ drag hale rare for Ur paw a
Tee hew. nary sew : Oar r.wAMore.
M' Ia sell sikSls se srpssusw.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Railway OpeaYime sad Teleasagb Moe
awes
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Jimastah
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FOE SALE 0E TO EUT
UOUSR TO RENT.—ALL MODERN
a,nvsdssows. Commas toasted. Appy
ACHaRON t SON. 76:tt,
HOUS.!'E TO RENT.—ON GLOUCE-
TeR TKRRACL, with waders masa
lance•, het water besting. ter., bedroom ad
bathl Inman, parlor, dant room, wletsr and
simmer Warr.
p1., whit oos tuba Piwe be
essi pm Rr
eared. wQHC. mums. Mw 71142
LOST 02 POUND.
LOST.—ON SUNDAY EVENING,
Between Dr. aaN's reside isse, 51. Gestee'•
Cperr.eessnt: sad Pt fiery, aura. a small
ealgcrescent. Reward offered. MRM, C. h:
SAL
THIRTY-TWO MILLS.
G.dsrkb's Tax Rate for lets Two Mills
Higbee than Last Year's.
A special meeting of the town coun-
cil was held on Tuesday evening, when
the lax rate wax struck. For goneeal
purposes twenty -ewe and three-fourths
mills will be the rate, for school por-
poises eight and one -bait mills, end •
special war tax of three-foortba mills,
making a total of Iblrty•two mills on
the dollar. The special war tax will
be levied on all eatemable property
over and above all other taxes and no
such property will be exempt. The
school rate is made up of six and °be-
half mills foe the public mamas sad
the separate school and two mills for
the Collegiate institute. A disoouet
of two per cent. will be allowed on ail
taxes paid before October Itab. The
general rate is three-fourths of a mill
higher than last year. the sebcni rate
one-half mill blether and the three-
fourths mill war tax is additional, shoe
making the total rate two mUls In
advance of that of last year.
Our fine ooateetloM reach o. In
prime ceadltioD. Wellies, them on to
you In Ute eenedltIoo. Give them •
trial. T. J. Salk.id, ;those 64.
THE 61011A1.71L1BTiM000..I.13111rItD. Py ran@
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WHAT WILL HURON DO? 1 THE HONOR ROLL.
Bruce county council met last week and decided by ueaoiesous vote to
eemWbute 114,000 • month to the natlocal patriotic fuod so long as the war
*bail last.
What is Harm county going to do t This °aunt? is Dow coslrihuling
51,000 a wroath, but in the fens of facie that have recently been promoted, and
in the face of the example of Bruce county, something more must be done.
W are told by the representative of the patriotic food organisation that
Me Omadies people generally are glvlag to the food at as average rete of
about nos dollar per bead. This mammon one year's giving*, sod of course
this fund must be sustained by repeated givings for each year the war con-
tinues. We are now informed that Huro.'s centsibutions to the fund for the
first year of the war represent only about fifteen cents per head of the popula-
tion of the ocaoty. (It is only fair to add that the county vote of SIAM a
west* represents Dearly twenty•flve cents per head, but it did not commence
until the beginning of the calendar year.)
That the fund has not been mon generously dealt with up to tb• present
time by the people of Huron is perhaps not the fault of the people of Huron.
During the Dist months of the war there wets appeals fur • number of step -
twat' funds—notably the national patriotic fund, the Belgian relief fund and
the Red Cross fund. Our people contributed in various ways to all of tees,.
Then the county council took up the matter of the natiunal paulotic fund
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and voted 51,0 • month. Nutblog to the contrary being made known to
them, it was, we believe, generally supposed that this ^onuibution through
the county council frilly repiesented the obligation of the people of this
county to lb. fund, and attention was diverted from it to bihor funds; the
claims of the Red Cross work prutieululy receiving generous attention.
Now that the figures presented to them indicate •bet Huron is away be-
hind the average in its contribution to the fund, the people of Huron will not
be found failing in their duty. A special meeting of the comity council has
been called to deal with the matter, and we believe it will be dealt with iu the
spirit of patriotism and regard to duty.
Huron's population fe approximately 50,1110. A contribution of $5,1010 •
month, or 090,000 a year, would place this county • little above the average in
its support of the fund. If tbe.county council votes such an amount, it should
be understood that this covers the county's obligation in the matter (.t any
me until new conditions arise) and that the people shall not be asked to con-
tribute in other ways to this particular fund. Then the people will feel few
to devote their individual generosity to other causes which appeal to them.
The object of the patriotic fund it to provide for the wives and families of
our Canadian soldiers who have gone or are going to the front to right our
battles. Its appeal is imperative, It would be an intolerable disgrace to per-
mit anyone to ire in want because the bread-winoer of the family has offered
his life in our behalf. Thr good old county of Huron will. we believe, not fail
in its duty, and the members of the county council may depend upon the sup-
port of the ratepayers in discharging that duty.
bed to be withdraw
Napper was served tables erected
in the orchard .adlit took over an
hour to satiety all tlge hungry people
who presented tbienselves at the
tables. Before the sleet bitting was
over Rev. - J. Br Fotherin ham
aoueted • plait. and io a brief,
carefully -worded rem eulogized
the ladies of the to fp for "duiog
their bit" *tad poin to the need of
svde_bi..,t ort. was 'ailment in
brief addeimae l'y , r. Dermot Mc-
Elroy. Raw. .. Jones -Bete --
nes. M.. Harry and Mr. Col•
Iib, the last mold lag a special
appeal to tie nos ' into 000ver-
maim with Dag', who was
pass.-'. and *sad,would
tll
e ,.•
ti .see.. -of nate iii:
to tall and the puny rap.
I _,___1 to Mks ap again "She
Weld round. tics roossou task." rr
tr eehod atld..e.onged by eke social
boors moo together. Probably 300
people were present during the after -
soca and the proceeds, which are to
be devoted to patriotic porpoise,
amounted to sob.
THE CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Splendid Program Given at Open Meeting
so Friday Everting.
Temperance Hall was filled to its
capacity on Fiiday evening last,
when, at the invitation of Ooderich
Council, No. 157, Canadian Order of
Chosen Friends, • large number gath-
ered to enjoy • social evening. The
object in holding the gather -
was to lel the general public know
something of the aims and methods of
the Order. It wee expected that Mr.
W. F. Campbell, (irsnd Organizer of
the Order, would be present end de-
liver an address, but he failed to put
in his appearance, baviog missed the
mala at London. WbUe the members
of the Order were sorely disappointed,
an mom* had come in from Holmes-
eille, Clinton and Porter's Hill, the
visiting public scarcely felt the ab-
sence of the speaker, as the splendid
program rendered left no room for
regrets.
11k. Emmerson acted as chairman
and In his opening remarks advised
any who were member of the Order
not to drop out until they were linked
up with something better. He stated
•bat he bad joined the Order when it
had only 3,010 members, and It now
had upwards of I0,00(. The Stewart
Orchestra wen prevent and delighted
the audience with • large variety of
pi.ees which were Interepettied
throughout the program. Four-year.
old Donald Buchanan sen Tipper-
ary" in pleasing manner. Miss i)or•
Hopkins gave a hunrotoos r,eitatioo
entitled "Parliamentary Law." Miss
deny Reri ogeour sang. "The Song That
Readied My Heart," and revponded to
winos vigorous rs with bore the
Pour -leafed Clover Grows." A recita-
tion by Miss 1. Foster was very amus -
leg. A humorous Sketch put on by
Masers. Panama and Sturdy enlled
fort\ moth vigorous applause Mas-
ten (Jail Lyon and Herold Reynolds
man as a duet a patrlotk piece entitled
"Wien the doll is Called for Menke."
J. Taylor *sag very Sweetly
. M* Bark to Canada,' and if, as
the writer war told, that was her lint
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appearance on the public platform we
predict • bright future for ber in the
musical world. Mr. E. C. Belcher
sang "Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep." Mrs. T. Hutcbinpon in a reei-
tatiun, "'lb* Joiner," was particularly
good and replied to vigorous applause
by reciting "Wean Father Rode the
Goat."
lute.l"`...w.illab`ttan"' I
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dos MrlP*iab Oetiafl of the Moan
Primes eootsided et but fort=
member*. Plenty had b.Inittiiatileedd
Nam Mr. Vant•ssel bad been in town
and it was expected this number
would be raised to one buadrrd within
Use next few months. Touching upon
the recent increase in asessement dues,
be said this was made necessary be-
cause of the targe death -rate caused
by the war. At the close of the pro-
gram the "fourth degree" ems exem-
plified in i4* form of • dainty lunch
which was served by the lady mem-
bers of the Order. Motions of thanks
were tendered to those who had helped
to make the evening's proceedings so
successful and the singing of the Na-
tional Anthem brought the ptoceed-
logs to • close.
IT'S COMING.
Geduld' Industrial Exhibition Open
September a.
Week aft*: next the big district
fair, the (o derieh Industrial Exhibi-
tion, will be on the boards. "Bigger
and better than ever" is the motto of.
the directors, and d1 indications are
that the fair this year will be consider-
ably in advance of iia predecessors In
several respects.
The merchants and manufacturers
are taking a greater interest this year,
and the directors are finding difficulty
in providing room in the main hall
for all the exhibits that are promised.
There will be tome very interesting
and attractive displa s on both floors.
The exhibit of the led Cross Society
will M on the ground floor and will
attract much attention.
The lighting of the buildinzs and
grounds will Ire improved this year.
There is always good music at the
Ooderich fair, and the year will be no
exception in this respect.
The prize* offered for the seed
testa hey. been increased, and there
will be route good track event.
The Midway will have • variety of
attractions. The youngsters will he
interested in knowing that there will
be a merry-go-round on the grounds.
The Johns glass blowers will be here
and will give an interesting and in.
structiv. exhibition.
The performance before the grand-
stand will he a good one. The Leffel
Trio, in two distinct acts, are said to
he a clever group of entertainers.
The exhibit of live *tock, farm
products, eta, should he .zception•lly
this year, except possibly in
it, and the fruit men my their ex-
hibit w111 not Mao had after all.
Prise Hate, entry form*, etc., and
further Information tleelmvd may be
bad on application to the secretary,
J. Ades Fowler, Gnderich.
Mr Howell Is generously Riving the
goods in the exhibit of Misner Mfg.
Co. prnduets at the fail fair for the
benefit of the Red Cross Society.
z/bw you w Edward.' ice cream
Lean tool waned that It in made
•rpm pure mains. Orders delivered
to all parte of the tows. Phase 200.
Look for the Rad Oross exhibit at
the Goderieb fair.
THE NEW PASTOR.
The flldllowteg have .alleged here for
the Test B•ttalios ted ars now et Lon-
don
oo-don with D Company for training .
LiewelIyn Taus' t.
Broom Noble.
Geo. Rom.
Cyrus Oulllos.
Chas. K.U.
C. H. Robin,oc.
Md. McDonald.
Roy Lumby.
Howard Youageon.
Joe. Piazza.
Hobe. Howling.
tie*. McNeil.
A patriotic rally is being held ibis
evening, LL -Cole Sutberltod, Rev. J.
B. Fothetiugbam and Mr. M. G.
Ctmeruo being advertised as the
snorkel s
Rev. G. M. Holmes Cesema nes His
MitiMry fa Giedoicb.
ire.. G. M. Holmm commend his
ministry In kioderbsb Mt Seoday last
by preaching lire venoms to °eager
Rations which. eonidering the 1n -
element weather, were very Satpettag-
fly: Ws ath.m. hi theltlsaotinll limos
Ela tmYlko tion to sowtbese In a Ood-
glv.. ]�Da i�4
Paul e•ns." t to Timothy, •'I know
whom I have believed," and appealed
to the congregation to get personally
acquainted with Christ.
Mr. Holmes is a graduate of Sarnia
Collegiate Institute and of McMaster
Usivenity, Toronto, when be took
the degrees of B. A. and B. Tb He
bas bad ,oesiderable expos ience in tem
Gospel ministry, having held peator-
tette in Ilbe Weer, at Eastern avenue,
Toronto, and at Georggaetown, ODI Fur
the pest year Mr. Holmes has bean
editor of the B. Y. P. U. page in the
Canadian Baptist
Mesa. Holmes and family arrived in
Godericb last week and they have
taken up their residence on Elgin
avenue. in lbs horse previously occu-
pied by Rev. W. H. Wrigbten.
Presbytery of Huron.
The Presbytery of Huron held its
regular September meeting at. Seafortb
on Tuesday, 14th inst. The following
Were present : Mr Jubnstoo, moder-
ator, Dr, Fletcher, hissers. McFarlane,
Sharp, Carswell, Argo, Carriers,
Turner, Harper, Richardson, Smith,
Reid, Ross, Larkin and Hamilton,
ministers, and Messrs. Dougall, Hig-
gins, Fraser, Strang and l'rquhart,
elders.
During the day the Presbytery- was
visited by Reif D. W. S. Urquhart,
of Collingwood, and Rev. R. M. Ham-
ilton, of Toronto, assistant secretary
of the board of floatoe. The latter at
the afternoon sea.ion made • powerful
appeal to the Presbytery io connec-
tion with the Midget and spoke of the
dangers threatening the church today.
"Had the church in (iermany 'been
really .live there could have been no
Kaiseriem."
Mr. McFarlane was appointed mod-
erator for the ensuing six months.
Messrs. Larkin, Argo and Harper and
their eiders were appointed a commit-
tee to consider and report on matters
remitted by the General Assembly
Aid -receiving congregations ora 10
he visited by two laymen, Meson.
Higgins and Strang. The budget allo-
cation to the Presbytery of M24,11011
was accepted and the subject is to be
brought to the attention of congrega-
tions shout the end of November. A
congratulatory reerlution was heartily
adopted by the Presbytery in t•onnec-
lion with the annual report of the
Presbyterial of the W . M. N.. which
shows • great iamb•.s of enthusiasm
crone the union of the two missionary
encietles, and givings that are greater
than any year of the pest by about
:4t Ill .
Arrangements were made for the
taking of the vote oat chur,h onion.
The nest meeting will Ie held at
Clinton on Tuesday. December 14th,
at 11 o'clock a. m,
Imist rte the beet. 1's, lllsekstoa.e'
d.lielous im cream of superior quality.
Mime 240.
The exhibit of Milliner Mfg.0o.
produete at the God.rlch Kebiitioa
wi11 be one of the attractions of Um
assist ball. The roods are to he sold
f(r the bootee' of the Rood Cross.
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AS. A.OAPDRLL.
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Next Thursday Night.
There will be aoolber meeting tett
Thursday evening, to be bold on the
Square if the weather he favorable.
Good weaken will be on band and
the !.and of the Sint Regiment will
play.
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Mr. Waiter Saunders, who has been
engaged iu railway engineering work
at Waterford for some time, returned
home last week to visit hut parents,
Mr. and alts. Alex. Saunders, before
going to Niagara to offer himself ler
service with the Usn•dian troops.
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A letter from Pte. J B. Brown to •
friend in town, written from the Nor-
folk war boepitSl at Thorpe, Norwich,
England, suttee that be is doing nicely,
though he is not touch taken with hos-
pital life. He describes the fight i■
which be took part neur Ypres, the
famous charge of the Canadians. The
eget lasted for several days aed not
one occasion • bullet went clean
through the top of his cap. He wishes
the war were over, but is wlU!Ds to
o back to the front if he is needed.
Hs sends his kiodeet regards to the
people of lioderich and especially to
the boys of the Bird Regiment hand.
whq have remembered their tarsle
comrade with gifts that he approval -
atm.
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Lieut M. P. Lane. the youngest eon
of (Minty Clerk Lane, who has been
with the Hank of Commence at Revel-
stoke, B. ,3., has enlisted for war ser-
vice and is with the Kootetasy betas).
ion in training at Vernon, B. C.
Maitland on the Rampage.
Wingham, Sept- 14 --The Maitland
River went on a rampage yesterday
afternoon. when • heavy, swelling
water came dews, tarrying a Iarg�
anomias 01 �PMagaa and aga 1x11., tb
sod Matrtab heals *den wank. is . nigh iit N
44s galas at gee boor dam of w
river, cassias the wow is rise els the
pommy la welt* John Martin bad
mm* beef (rattle, lie bad great dME-
tulty in getting them out, as they
wen standing to their knees in w•taK.
Luckily the gams of too dam broke
and caused the water to take another
mune. As soon Y it is fit ' moo will
repair the dam.
LOSAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Mia bkiinings wishes through the
columns of The Signal to thank Use
choir id Knox church for pur, basing
a copy of "Golden Leaves," with
which to preterit their pastor, Row.
Geo 13. Rua,
We regret to learn that Mr. R.
Muteb, keeper of the county bouts of
refuge at Clinton, and ether of Mr.
Joseph dutch, of town, was taken
with • paralytic stroke last evening
and is in • serious condition,
!bath of Mrs. J. H. Comb•, Cilnton,
Clinton, Sept. 14.- -Mrs. J.H. Combe,
who had baen • resident of Clinton for
tlrt y -seven years, died yesterday at her
home on Rwttenbury street, and will
be buried from St Paul's English
church on Wednesday. Her burhand
wan one of the first inerchanta to locate
in Clinton, and the first drug store
was started by him. Mrs. Combe suf-
fered from a stroke about two years
ago. and full recovered from
its effects. Major H. B. Combe. who
Is connected with the Clinton Knitting
Co., is a son, and Mn. Lattetnell, of
St, Thome... and Miss Maggie, at home,
are dangbtere.
BORN.
Fit IPHUt.M.-A'. Alexandra ho.ptta', Gads
Areve lee, .'n Are ember at h. 10 r. end Maw
3 J t hl -holm, a daughter (Je..ie Mee.
'tarot t.
MARRIED.
BUND-MCNKVIN —in Koos church. Goths
rich. on Septerbre l.h, by Rs.. theme L
Icor., R. A., R. D.. Alfred Haney Hord, 51
Washy. Nae.. amt Gladys 44ne, danfarer
01 Mr. ssad Mrs. William J Mc\e.ls,
Oaderlo
McDONALD-uHIrrlN. At Know °burrs
more, Owl/rich. on Seetereber 11, by Ire.
Oeo. 1. Resin It A.. R D., Murdoch ]Ie.
Donald end 1larg4rel Asa (piffle. both
of tloderlrh township
Qt'AlD-I!TKIIBR('IK.-At tb.tt�e
et ♦ictaris street Met/enlist ch.rebd ieee.
rite, os Weleeeday. September Ike. by
Res. J. t reed. John Quaid, of S,t
earott,
ad Anode Im•4a lase rest, et Clow.
MCCARrL.N-o4I.(_TBORPIK-At
n Mae
K ](sun
es s rhe wle.lper, a.en Wad.
*venisg, tbpiettber Itis, by 1('s►.
7. 0eedev., p4. Isobel. served darns
-
'lets.
o her. sed Mrs J. T. trotdt . (lute.
'lets. to Meng A. blet7e,t,.,. 1A
Wrnipe %
DIED.
Mt LILA - est Meets 8,C . w. Thursday, Asp'
leveller NC Pearl M. BIfI.r, youngest
d•egbter of rho tale John BIpMr. of Oats
✓ ine
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Sept. 1 Ata.
Pugh
Part Crescent feet -Mrs. C. K. Sae
hams wes.ett--M. rl' Wsdeen, Teresa 3
sieves( W aril -]raw C. K. 1..ders 1
eerier- Meath best 1lstfrsdet (bssM
Oweatat Merles Pali --J. AMe name. bay1
Pasha -A W. OEM. Wedded
News use slate -Y: IL HIM 1
breast waned -Wm 0. IL Robinson 1
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