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GODERICH. OPTABIO�TNQB8DIY
VICTORIA SCHOOL.
beteeaMag Premising* at the Amami
Csmmsmoomo- Eaweims.
The sem messes neat wooden of Vie
-
Weis wheel were bid oe Friday wes-
tim-
's
isi d and eseWM tin �oesaf�ul ow The
auelleace Ineleded a somber of prone -
West Stieew, in adiition to inter
tested parents and hissie of the pupils.
In the abeesee of the ebairatao of tis
trustee board, Mr. Alex. Studios.
secretary of the board, occupied the
chair:
The program included addressee by
Rev: Archdeacon Jone►Beit.tmw. Rev.
J. E. Ford. Rev. W. K. Hager, Rev.
Jos. Elliott, Mr. H. R. Loom turbo got
a great retention from beeformer
npuumb►, Mr. J. P. Hume, Dr. H. I.
Btrang and Rev. J. B. Fo.heriogham.
Inspector Toni Stade the present's -
Own to the graduates. In preventing
the Robert Pm k Memorial gold medal,
be explained fiat this wad one of the
two medals gives each year by Mr.
William Perk, of Chatham twbosel
pen name is Vtcte..r Lausi,too), la'
memory of bid fat ber, the late Robert
Perk. at one true principal of the
(iodericb pibltc acb.•ole. The gold
medal is awarded to the pupil of the
(ioderich schools (Victoria or Central)
who stand. bigbe..t in the bigb school
Salience ezwminatiore, and the silver
medal to the pug it with the highest
standing in the school which due* trot
capture the gold medal, thus *souring
one medal to each of the two school*.
Mr. Tom paid a warm tribute to the
giver of these medals for thus hooka -
Mg the tumor of his father.
The.gold metal this rear was won
by Jack Marshall, of Vict.orie seLoo
who received it from the ban
Inspector Tom amidst loud a
Diplomas were presented to
the 1915 entrance el
ant. The school bad an
roe graduate d
logjtbe following
Adams, F
Burk
Bat J
REPAIR WORK
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experienced then to do your wort : :
GIVE US A TRIAL
OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE
DOMINI e N ROAD MACHINERY CO., Led`.
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Oar it The
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0C14BLR 28 1915
TES a1HHAL
DrDU37�A1. NOTES.
ere --
MOST OF oo�ICMY FACTORIES
AFIVID IY.
Doty Machine :Saha Preparing to
Make ShuI . few Salt Plant
Rapidly Completion -
PUfuc 1t1OTU .
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The (dub{& 1eaa is tslei4..14°1=
ale iM ib.
bll/e• a .stun d ttno rwmtssaeemw�(aea
dssesemedaes ram withwitnhtebed se lata s
rweestai
Iat awed ..ve then at iN Tema Y etre
Wm many tMr tae srs -
L. L. KNOX.
Gert efOedsereh.
ANNUAL MISTING.
Ude lbs amrwded Ad g.venleg Hattfe•1-
basal vest fesaw. thhr sari mw•tfaas meat be
WI eeriest tis are west I Kerber each
Jackson F Affected by War -
Knitting Fogy Working Over.
tiro •.
A tilt to t,be Doty ataebise shops
recently rev a boo state of
affair. Abouia score of mechanics
were engaged in Installing the new
lathes that reeestly arrived. To make
roan for these. Other machines are
being renewed mad re -installed in the
Wilding frostbite co Work street.
Ypectal adjuetoemsts ere needed on the
loupes for the manufacture of shells
and these nes being turned out by
staff of workessu now employ
$. we dUU rough dulls have
t ived and M wee as all th
ate reedy for operation
el men w i11 be e°gwR
with "the mos behind
the gun."
At the N.
At the h
Co.'s plan
gre.ain
ere
bo
WAIT C. T. ACT AI[ENDED.
Musts Ttr.,- Er/rem't'M'•
Ap-
pose Seders Provincial Lbw= Boort
Stratford, Oct. D . -"If you not
ems
establish thatch•rge. licensees �t'Aa l ail
have ileseans
eer
meat of Chairman Fioveue es the
seises neer the
Provincial license bowed, in genies
here today. to Rev. II. 0. Powell, Said
secretary of the tamperanee forme in
Huron county, who stated that Iigaoe
dealers in other counties were
iil��y
shipping liquJr Into "dry"
Mr. Powell alleged, se an e:ampte.
Oust the Kuntz agency in e
bad shipped Into Huron six mese of
liquor labelled local option beer, and
had pleaded guilty be
analysis of the seized
made. The spa
the Huetber Bre
six bundrrd casts
village, add
but ori
was
laid
t
THE BOYS IN KHAKI.
The following recruits
Battalion have enlisted
the past week :
R. D. Erskine.
Roy Munroe.
Relebee Sallow
Owen Mu
Gordon
The
and
of
e.
rray.
McDougall (Porter's Hill).
Asst four are Uoderieb men
nese of them, with the exception
Erskine, is married.
t
p�)1T1.NO 00.. LU>r1T Poeue'ae
aid Nieboleon, I Bugging. Rees
IRutberford, Owego all, Arthur Ma
Math, Norman Mcleod. LVssse
Murray, s limy Drew, Howard
or the 71st Yeulegeos Harvey Beattie, Joba Me-
tiers
o-
her during Lod, r., xsl.ill. Anderson. Arobis
Tom, Hugh Mr(4eirr. Dan McOtrlw.
Ernest Wells, Williams Slade. Weber
if:ilto., Leonard x.LosSM. Liewel-
1yn Taggart, M. P. Esme. Waste
John-
ston,
John Tenotrd. Percy Kel-
ston, David McMillan, Charles e11.
Eddie McDonald, Leslie (skater,
Wil-
lis Darlow.
Two have been "oromotd" : Laee-
cot poral William Palmer, killed in sc-
uts at L,angsmarek. April ffi. and
Coe pond Cheater 8. Mct)��neld, who
died of wounds in hospital at Bou-
logne, July 15.
While they were at boats for the
wast -sod. Major H. C. Dunlop end
Lieut. W. Proudfoot were presented
with farewell gifts on behalf of Huron
fore even an Lodge, No. frt. I. O. U. F. Major Dun-
tfood• bad hien I lop received • wrist -water and Lieut. HAD HIS BEAD SHAVED.
speak �j�o •llofted that Presence' an Oddtellowi ting. Two Raciest ci Htg Gem
wary. Beni.., ebippd I other members of Huron Lodge, se Herr_seiieg
of Nquor luta one Pere Fisher and Ferman Harris, who DM Net Nether Him.
reseed to Septicum persons,
red by one man. and a charge nI n L
id today against a Stretford I wit h a wrist -watch each living in t.os.ioe, Ota-, shows that the
•bop copra for alleged inlrioftemrut - Canadian soldier can ere the humoro.ta
the of the A• t Major Dunlop while he was home (side of dantr►rs and diMcuhies. The
d. Mr. A. T. Cooper, Clinton, who also sty reoeotr l also with * ltlasonie writer it Pte. Clifford Nrttbews, of
oc behalf of the Huron I p
appeared ring, m a col -n of regard from his the 7th C. 11. R. :
already ar- Temperance ASraDceion, declared the beetheen of the llwsonie erafr. !►ranee. Sept. 30,'16.
e machines C• mitt Temnly because
loro hced - Dear Cousin, -Thio country is a mie-
n let ger aced I submitted only bed Provinnial
rd and r.wnttered 1 secretary Hata pad given definite A pleasant event took place wt the take, and I take hack all 1 trid� tbout
the man tebiod I �•ttursnce that the Aar, though a close of the Sunday .ehool session at We England.
Itisn
and bully beef for
( Dominion measure, would he stnctly North street Meth. dist church on
enforced. Mr. Cooper •eked the coin- . Sunday last. whrn P r. Chaste* three days, and after tbat we get Do
tniseioo to have the Act wended .o as Barker was made the tecipptent of an rations fir titre meal.. Sometimes 1
to give counties carrying it practically address and a beautiful w.l tary wrist- sure think
will stavend on to death. and
total prohibition. I watch. Mr. C. L. Coulti., president of r
Chairtnau ?layette, in reply. stated the Bpworth League, read the address stayed at the town where we landed
that the commission will be light and Nies Allin nude the presentation. for one night, and entrained next day
bebiod the inspectors in enforcing the During his residence in town Mr. for a town ux mtlw from the firing
Act, and that if the desired amend- Becker has been an active worker in line.
meet can be trade the board will do 1 Nor•b street Methodist church. being We stayed in a convent for three
its utmost to bring it whist. a another of the 'irhbrth school, the dars. Then
we marched within aing On cmite k �and a half
of the line. Say i talk about noise,
sea who I
I'll het they bad .11 the machine guns.
I the p &artillery and cosy other gun in Chris -
ave Chid area, unshed- torso concrete reservoir for fresh te°dom going •t once. 1
ys and glob: Leve water. aitont six feet deep and cover SehlaiPdeaa recwvetsiwee last pawl, y
log about ow eleaH acre group out for a walk and got
be' pw to a conclusion.
built so riot it en arc es Inglis, Mies • • • . •.
we �r trnin,ng for
ed by ss Scottie, The fnllowinsl letter from • nephew
were recently promoted by the Lodge Dr B. K i bt. of town W • cousin
A. C. Co.'s Works.
ortb Anterlew Chemical'
t the new buildings are pro -
g very sa&i.factn. ilv. The cnn-
boiler-boese with five large
ilea iostelied is alsncat complete
and the largs four-story building
da of which will be the main factor is
ppluee. finished as far as the Davide wreck is
those of cowerned and le now being painted.
The Doors are not yet laid, nor are an
iastelled, wit
except4u Jy exception of • steam engine. A
bo B the way,the other night went
redo ct k !fe•vere, 9tewsirt of d has
N lost, and every
bolder, Albert Barker, Swie berm put in and the .hark 1. renally Dietaon, !Lias $iia 3 IS
time I was challenged by a .n I
Bates, Job oneldsaoe. Isabela Down. Lag bed g A spur Clark ! the 911rd thought 1 was shot. In all 1 was that
61izabstb Doo•ldson, Isabel Monter. ltse cream tb 0. T K. ,reeks baa been Hick. 8. B .. ffi W hand 13,(100 ti mea before 1 got back.
Winnie Gledhdl„ Hent Hesfialvy, almost 1 the I j( 3 tog Say. there is n.ore mud in a equere
Helen Howard, Kate y, Joan ars boils -81gnal ) a d b 7 fool bete than there is in all Canada '
stabklrk. Fern Beat r, Hard Ink- ideal With - tMie bas been sh [ ice' office
goat juicy kind, hal! mod and hal
Aar, Lillian Ling, Beatrice Lesgme I file work of th Id M Joh 8� ` Che venter. sed about six inches deep. You
Andrew Murray,��� a Newell.
Ilitchell,anted of It are id J T have hoot to wade through it.
Sadie Moostai°, Wile Newell• Rdwetd Well, tomorrow night. Oetober 1. -
Margaret Pak. r. Mary The members will he a day to be rvmembsred.ln the
Pm.d_. Wes Ankh. Dangles Theis -
PUBLIC
y of this tittle Willie's 81. W•
Jklatmi �, go into the tretecbee. But jam watab
were pees- of the internal natures
`s1erich Patriotic Fid.
Epworth League and the choir. He to
now in training for overseas service as
• member of the 1st Battalion, Lon-
don.
Armstrong,
$ 2 &I)
Humber. C. If SO Ott
Yesterday the employees of The
Signal sent to Privates Arthur Marr
Math and Ernest , o
Battalion at London. . sone
wrist -watch for each. The recipients
boys," an they hove
the cwt wishes n their former
comrades for good fortune in
all the activity connected Jenkins. Mrs. Anew....
with the sow buildings assos,
so cessation 1. e ^ Platt, n
pleat and largeebipmea' malt Salke
being made ea" week. A Friend
Eaielit1 Cowmen Raw
knitti fait
eaerabase eleeth weld
'mss ns Mart .
5110
5 00
500
13 00
25
fight.
of the -ueoesetung
Osnos (lab are rensesthering their
Newer comrades sow is tits trenches.
Errors is Iyps(rritittg last sport.
sired lave inn
me w��V�eR�sr� K Mi. Ili dig • hots so deep they won't
Rasa. >fiegMreta. u � �ptr- e ♦ Rwergl¢A amply ai Lottyp44 N � ► wtXe. •r+=.
wtlrgr. the so
the sus working overtime. jhstsh si TYeodlhasb M ver getrta. Brea . 1fHwe► ase fere sti6oj
�lr•
with
eagle
01- or
Melee
Mr. J. M. Adams Oast vocal colo.
Mho Jolla and Master Frederick
Beaver played w pin duet. A=
flower drill was exeeatd by stitees
MSc The seoompanists of the even -
Ing were the Masses Lases sed Vera
Elliott and Mies Del. Nair°.
The proceedings concluded with the
singing of the National Anthem.
Mr..1 . H . Johnston, the new prin-
cipal of Victoria school, sad the mem-
bers of his staff were present to receive
the visitors and assist in the carrying
out of the program.
std
- New Herber in an Old Stand.
Mr (4eorge E. Little, of Sesfoetb,
PALE of the Bedford W k ba
ADM*, SALES.
RING AUCTIONhas purchased oc r
J artilnT•►yvS HEAD OF CATTLE. her business and has transferred It to
McLean's block nett the British Ex -
J. K. LINDSAY
will sell by pebble aectloa u L nnan'. Heid.
Owledch, o• g.tSsday. October twh. com-
raandtg at 1 .Week amp
Tan :Iaeed Wrung ..w. tollsdtes two to
ttAire. November..ed several ease winter
Twenty -ave Good bolero and stern, yew -
time •M two -year -Mn
- Tsrm.-oh month•' credit w111 be gives ea
trrayyeg approved Seam notes ; • ecce at a;
tis rid of t per ceoL per maw allowed for
>�LINI1eAT. THOS. OUNDRT.
Preprfetor• Aretioseer.
: r
!rive bends amber cuff & twin
ganatltp .1 boys' clothing and A tsi11
larger staff would be employed if the
�nesewwr� stockcould be obtained.
As all the 'material is Imported the
mourns of supply M somewhat unear-
thly and the manufacturer' have to
guard themselves, in taking contracts,
assuringby tbe.isetves of • good
supply of By the mortally of
the manager the Signal reporter had
the privilege of inspecting the factory
and • most interesting half -boor It
was. Some day we may describe the
interior workings of an up to -date
clothing factory for our readers.
change hotel. This is the premises
formerly occupied for Many year by
the Frit zleys, and it will be like old
times for ninny Oodericb sten to hang
up their hats in the old stand poppers -
tory to a shave nr haircut. Mr. Little
is a firetrate barber and has • co.ope-
tent assistant, and patrons are assured
of good service in every respect.
sanitary condition, and. in short, Mr
ads to run •shop that will
be • credit to the tow°.
Everything is kept clean and in gond
ttesst!•g et uta Oedertsh' •� • Little into
yu.1D tb IWIbehelde•
t.ev.m..14*. at s ewek,
ease Is the see tseesson tester
t haves. A
Lill} LAW& gsetet•ry� Newsiest. MISR �
Oedete . Osten", W. DLL
aNt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Lens ARAM OP Aatr MCDeraLD. LAPS 'w
Pea Tow or Aannsta, ,w Twz
owerrT or Mow. 3... re . D'crems.
saner tamely nese pm.east u K. • 0..
Wafter iA. M•tMe U. Massa ewer Noses
the estate et flea all Awa
eft dad M er about Me
D. IMi, an re-
d July. e
bre
Nessa a deliver t tis
admisi erh n s( i s.eee te a tis
e Nevem er Doss l �rres� �/,Y th(a teeth
Sf their sbetm.. IN
fell sad the
awe nee. a my
date w
aatere will MOM the wen
s.s�ssMeawdat-
M Ysa Mleares esty a to
atakls em abepartt► tp the fold dpi
u alms msec Mal nmy et pew
by them at the ame et assn
NM W of pedes. A. D. Iq0
CR s 9At5OW,
Areerefor MwedeeititeEeretsewe
AUCTION SALE ON' FARM AND
relit SIUCIC
ILDWARD NOAKES
aid ever for sale by public auction et tee
pratut 1:.. osne.mbn O.dertrh
e, en Tuesday. November *d. 1915. at 1
•'dock. the f.I'owing
CATTLL -one sew. s you* std. ane to calm
Nardi ret. mual.. 1 tow, rMi•e s Trees. dee
teealve Jew Iy mlyking: I oM copal•.
1Ja , *I d1e g oatve1a Jpe>'1. 6
reshbe
safer, t years WC itue to
calve fl eMar Ina ; tb • 1 purebred Jew, balm 1
saws dee to calve **oyaT :: 1 hhatfe►. retail
Howare. uls homy -draft (Wine. 7ayse.
; 1 heats S Tan. for N15 re war sue sad pay
Just Try Them
and you'll know borne -made randias
at their best--theeerie' Eof usty
dwards'
forpriers in each box
°oodles.
TAXES, 1915
ask. Wing $ wow I dealt tet, refs
lan
dAvts` � Admit saw:
l eiviertsi strinse at is set& as Mr.
pTtrof see 0x01
oar. -A mine a Wend rt.d. stab'
veer that wept. twelve mwtb'' credit will
�M ?amiable" sheer Sint cash. e
of a per ..wt. ser ter cash A
•swat
as the we time sad place wthe tom.
eeeeW lar of n aero., mere ee est. Met•
bred treels te• reeervedW. /lathe
as be the wow too tars
w1> be mode wean e• the My cf rata
HOw.RD lotus
Tatra o4eseeec
WASTED.
ebb at tis C.iketnr's Ora... T,.w.
Hell.
t- Two per rent cit If paid o• or before
Neramler lot.
Owe per rent. by November lea
I flue per met added after January 1
ctet. local
(p -xA �1Ptt IJT9R
• QiiH11T. DOCTOR OF (A I RO- st"s • b crHAne
AO T tXgIPO AT Y,
W Mensa • e' a•Ir, Ors.
gearne.
uYrta M M f Mtlm
t t! • i• _ • f he a. m► Yea TES �Enede M0w•eh1D p asRs� wBd-dr
tear (mearwtla-et 138110. 1. simss es. v.
TO! fid.,
a
Payment will be Inai.bd epos after
January 1.L Pay and set the dt.eosat
1 flees not reeeivl•o tat Wee weld
*base b7 ...Ulm et Mies
jj WM. CAMPBELL. Cdlsctor.
POR BALI OR TO ESST
Tbe organ factory ie still engaged on
the shell -box contract, and • repeat
order teas been promised.
At the Baseehier factory the em
ployeee aro for the most part eugaiged
in the installation of the new machie-
ery. Tbe ewe main line *hefts are
already in reaffirm and enemy of Use
counter shafts have also been lined up.
It is not ezpected that the two upper
stories will be ready for operation this
winter. but any local work can peony
he handled with tbe machinery now
pROPIRTY FOR SALE.
t have sie WWI vote me lior quiet eels els
leta on like le TItt. gamey el the Omni of
Ansa mown lel he MOO
=IrOfiN tee WI DWI JMONAt sot
ACF
At the Evaporator.
At the Hamlink evaporator canning
peaches aod drying apples is the order
of the day Auld the ioduatrious staff of
workers handiest • considerabie
amount of holt per diem. Some
apples fit for 'hipping •re ooming in.
but the I part are seconds and
03
O. s 11th:, s o0
I. HI �a J_ 5() 00
sad
other this wesk
Major Sale, of 18. 1518 Hanoi •ad
the
06 num of Stewart Ism et Auburn
member a the be Dettssilew (former
of t he :tied who was re
wounded
The tresannir will be glad to be ad-
vised of any other errors that may
Wye &mated in the printed list of
Addressing a Mail.
In order to facilitate the hand liog of
mail at the front and to insure pronspt
delivery it is requested by the postal
authorities that all moll be addressed
(a) Regimental Number.
id) Squadron, Battery or Company.
unit). Staff appointment or Depart-
Meat -
1 Britian Expeditionary Force.
(lig Army Postoffice, L0000:s. Eng-
land.
Unnecessary, mention of higher
formation., such as brigades. divis-
ion.. is strictly forbidden, and causes
Why trouble yourself this Hallow-
e'en making taffies ? Blackstone's
make the sot you want for this oeam-
pion. Phone 2.10.
The Kind We Like.
A Winnipeg. subscriber paid up big
hack subscription and says : "I expect
to renew try subscription at the b '-
thirds ethic are used for drying pur:i ginning ot the year. eac wee
D 'Sea. MO TM."'" Frnewwwww derive much phloem e f ropamperreadmuinebe
which both the canned fruit and tne • in the columns m yo„
dried apples pass before they are interesting news to one from Herron
New Order for Shell -bows county."
finally pealed for the market are very
port
safely in England, after • quick voy-
age. Several tioderich familiar are
particularly interested in the new.. as
toe Metairie's. carried the Xith Heusi -
lion, iacluding Lence.corporal R.
Cockbutn Hoye, ion of Mr mid Mrs.
C Ray. and Pte. Clifford V. Wil-
•
say beir all Staved off before we 1(41
I leave wssawesi 'owe to say, except
that 1 joss spist weed to she In ow
cotuitry whew ene were moved to an-
other. I beard • fellow counting hie
We only get one franc a day (110c1 -
w I have to go easy.
Well, I will have to close. as I must
pack my kit. By the time you rt
this letter I met, be meshing up daisies,
but I should worry .
The Germans have just been shelling
one of our aeroplanes', and nearly got
it You could see a line of smoke
theme, gon of Mr. and Mr.- Wd- after IL So IONEf.or thill time.
Rams. Lieut. C. 14. 'rote, • non-hriew x quake -
/arc Borer. Horton, and • former ourroni).
Oodenth man. Wm ts with the Nith.
About the ritne the MO left Gamed*
Mr. Hays was gazetted a lieutenant of
the Wed Huron Regiment.
Last week The signal announced
that Mrs. George Hell bad her him -
'hand and two eons memos' in the
great world struggle or preparing to
-do so. Since then Mrs. Kell has re-
ceived • letter from her youngest son,
Horace, a Lid of tourteen. who left
here in August for tbe West. stating
thet be had enlisted with the tith
Bettalioo at Winnipeg, and was then
012 his way to Montreal, where he ex-
pected to be transferred direct to Eng-
land. Mrs. Kell received word from
her husband by the same mail sue -
resting that the send the money to
get her youngest gon home to look
after her. Her eldest son, Tom, left
on Werinseday for London to join Me
71st B.t.talion. The Kells are surely
bound to be in the fight.
let FOR BALM Oft TO Hart/. -al
D WORK I/40 MA- Fs&
HOME TO IIIIIPIT.-Off GLOW/1W
wenn see '
PONOOP
bow letth
sr mai at Illsitossel Osisj
If yes mei Ise wreseet 011011
•
At the regret factory. where things
Miler• been a little quiet for the past
week or so, active preparations are
now under way to Wodle the new
order of 10,00) shell -boxes recently
received from the Militia Dew:tweet.
or wen. work
calendar of Knox church last fiste-
haTht: following note appeseed in the
Retail Orderlies ere a sperific for
The women of Knox church are pre -
St Jr,. IDJ, 11150 and 50e boxes. a pa r of socks be gent to each soldier
on OW honor roll who is oversees, and
Big Game- --Distric--ts Coriveniently unit the locks h. filled ss oh good
Reached via Canada Pacific Railway. things tram home, stictic,Lst,s.pire,,,I.
fruit coke. • tin of choc
Oxo cubes. • tube of obeying rream,
things. %Mae hands are now at
work OVI the wok.. and on Suaday
next, 31st inst.. ais opportunity wfli be
given others to tont rthutv money to
purchase the '1111ina" and pay I he post-
age on tho soidier IT Christmas
Canada's twist famous hunting
The Dunlop Drug Store. grounds are welly reached via Cana -
Though Major Dunlop is mow nem Mao Pacific Railway. Year after year
wearily abeeut from his drug store organised bunting parties what these
owing to his military duties% thie localities and practically always bag
n om is In excellent bonds. Mr. E. a. the limit. Small game and wild fowl
Sexeseitte. of Strathroy, en riper- en plentiful. while the fishing is un-
fenced phareserist„ is In charge. awl werreased. Perticulars front Canadian
▪ preecriptioo work and other orders Pacific ticket streets, or write 1ff. 0.
will receive prompt sad careful stump. Murphy, Distrlet Passenger Agent,
Hon as In the paw Toronto. Out.
Iva Mire
Subscribers on Rural Routes.
Stiiteeribers of The Signal living on rural mail delitery
rotates Wtx) are not receiving their papers in the proper way will
kindly notify this office. A postcard or telephone call to this
office. wotifying ns of tbe change to a rnral route, will enable to
to address the paper in tbe correct manner.
Tirtit SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIN 'Ten,
OODORICN, OA -mato.
One Hundred :Soldiers for Goderich.
The civic deputation to Ottawa last
week, beaded hy Mayor Reid, inter-
viewed the Minieter of Militia. who
promised that at West one hundred
soldiery shookl be billeted in tiodetich.
Tbe authorities having in charge war
supply contrects &leo were seen and Mr.
Alex. Saunders wound the promise of
spottier emit met for 10.%10 shell-hozes.
With reference. to contracts for shell.,
nothing definite could be (.1v:sifted.
The whole ill11010,511 of awarding con-
tracts is being reorganized end those
manufacturer" who bare not already
got iuto the business will have to
await developments.
'receive these offerings, which need not
be large if each will do her hit at tbe
doors as the conarrestirm leaves the
church. In order that the eon -Pet ad
dress of each soldier may 1-• obtained GUNDRYS AUCTION SALE UST.
preesered end will be on the emery AIM sea,. / !rt. 110. (Woo* seem- -sis eit
table tont and throughout the week. =der rit IAA." • "151.
is th Moods will write the
fell roes te each name.
The Koos chinch "Wow etell" now
inehedes the following wanes : Sett
Elonion, Walter Johnston. John Mc-
Leod, Thomas Prilehaed, Donald
Ts kw Hee !KB Mertes Felines&
Delioious homemade candy -nothing
nicer. These two words exactly des-
cribe the coofectionery of our store.
We have now *large assortment of
homemade candy. It 1. always fresh.
T. J. eialkeld Phone di.
MARRIED.
rth. by Rec. rather McRae, Nellie
health riatigater et nr and Mrs. Jean
Mactioil.le. or Galeria.. to Thom Mc-
Donehi of Pert Home.. Mich
PALXICR-MILLA.- At Rt. Georwe'. church.
Gnierich. ti Rev. J. It Fe,bea MOW'. on
Velour and Abigail Utile bonier Ormerich.
"elk. at the r. defence of *be brief teether.
Mr. Wei Mikan. ate rencorawkie. Oedr
m. vow, 4.4 .Annabel Intraltitgrdee,
bath at Otitillieb Learnable.
How LER. Mowiay. October
HA Jelin bonier. seed es rows.
Amy. (Mabee art Atirwart. balevird
UMMILLY.-Ie Oeflorien. on Friday. October
err,. Maegaret. belayed wife of Mr.
Mareeal
k at let IT. ememem T. Usiterieh
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MOIMOP-DIO S. LOMB
Mesa Megevis, Oarless Dunlop, asener-t
Doman Barris, William Roblimea, WeigisM Otainteres-e. a Anse 111 . s
ftemossIt Coates. Charles Wieser, Dos- • gelett esio-Ths lese Telgebessele
aid IL McKay, Alfred Lactates, Dos- Feria ifenee-L. L East 1
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