The Signal, 1915-11-25, Page 11
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AUCTION SALES.
AOC'i'10N SALE OF
AND UtPLsMteiTe•
Yw HURON COUNTY
GODUJOH.ONTuRIO,
URSDAY NOYBYB
25 1915
MONAL PlUNTD14100.. LIMOS& Posaam-
POLICE TO ENFOROE BYLAW
RI &CYCLES ON SIDEWALK$.
Proposal that Poll Tam Ne increafed
Five Deflars-Oederich Mfg. Co.
"Deady for valuators -Report of
British Nod Creme Canvass.
The Mm osmns0 held ire regalar
Mt•on y Nmaing. (Jotraell-
ee hoot were abwak
Mayer KeelSS I0S.
A oommumMatlas from the Cases
diaa Muslelpal Joareai was read, with
regard to w.leemIDg retueaid Casa -
Alan soldiers. The matter of *stead -
lag a *avis welcome to any sealer who
may return to Oud./4cb tram the
battlefroot was left with the special
committee, with power to act.
A letter was read from the clerk of
the Kingston city council, ashlar the
commit to subset Ibe its signature to a
memorial to be presented to Premier
Hearst asking that legitlatlon be es -
acted to amend item Muskiest Art so
that all men between the ages of
lweety• es arta roily who mre+ d
otherwise wafted 7 i
the sum of $51early bowed of $1 as
at present 'Ibis matter was referred
to the sprclalcommittee.
A depotatios was pteerot from the
Huron Poultry end Pet Stock Associa-
tion. Mr. Lyeaburnrr in a lengthy
address set forth the slate of the Asso-
ciation and asked the eouncil to make
its usual grant for the winter *bow.
The ratter was referred to the finance
committee.
A communication was read frim the
ooderich Maeofactut ifg Co. asking
the council to have its valuator* visit
the company's plant eo that they may
report at the nest regular meeting of
the council, and also asking that IM
debenture be printed in favor of the
Godericb Mfg. Co. and be ready for
delivery on or about December 1st.
The matter was referred to this finance
committee to report.
The special committee of the whole
council. wotrbm bf Britheiab r of
Croce
dealing
appeal, teported ,bat the town was
canvassed nn October 21.1 and the sum
04 $2,1811.57 had been collected in ash .
The committee recommended
d that
atlla
grant of $1.000 be to this tb.
town funds and added
and that the mode of paying the $1.909
be dealt with by the Enema commit -
•1 . Ons R. WINO
CmsgregallMr
Vlarge
Ewesalma
mien ef
el he ream'
test 1. pr. II:
Anise •masse Esti Ond give the
laasease
he r LL M is t a worpastorate
elegant
the Paet*.ate
were am Wb seer Bev. A. M.
Bsv. Cbas.
Masher. 1 lam. J. A. Devise,
o Fraser, 1860-61 ;
Bi'. s t 111th -11119 t Rev. J.
Bev. Dr. IIttw,
gyveriget, oo400 or. IEJb•80 ; Rev.
J. Turuhull a stq, -1910. Rev.
James ♦ 1.1910. Rev.
Oro. B. Row tailed frow.Char-
tette toowe. P. I., and inducted
November i NM.
tyrgyA Ileo years marked
Praline* IMP made. Koos church
ranks tads, as ibmteeth largest Pres -
b leliss Shareh In the Dominion out-
side Montreal and Toronto. Families
number 416. emene.eicenu 897. Dur-
ing Mr. Hum' s tmlatry 818 members
have bees •ddsd Ib the roll. There
bows been l hit:wta, 06 marriages,
1b removals rliia Total coutri-
budosa fur perpoms during this
period bays smear *4 to nearly 340,-
IMIU. The aorw composes in
all upwards d tOONIseesand souls.
Reference wee trade to the fret that
during three yam the session has
been enlarged by iter election of five
new elders ; w tests bave been
abolished. and a steam of voluntary
offering by shit duplex envelope
ad • ties bais6oe of a large mort-
gage ban been the eoegregation
o0 one Hernia making a free-
will offeeieg of : $ sew manse
property Imo bees purchased ; new
mieios•ry organisations bave been
formed and a naiselosery to Central
sudpported during (the past year iesoo, bee been
new Osswant organ has been installed
et a cost of 16,000: sod meince the ben of war
ar
troke out fifty of Ore
congregation have ealisted and gone
to the front.
At the cnseluaAm of his discourse
Mr. Ross referred feelingly to the
sacred re ebIP of minister and
people and a RIMpily of the har-
mony that exists ng all Christian
let the larges .i the
Pro t.,ari t
s t s tad 11mtyskve *Keefe and
tssabere.
N Mie ledeclies
pm asesiabied 10
y on the oa
MlMnary of the
w R. Hose in lbs
the coarse of hie
ileb we a review
1'1 yy taking as hie
' 1 have planted,
A Suq sful 1 from
The tea sed sae of toady held by
the somber* of the (ie.mral Brooch
=ter, 1 O D. i , rte Friday after -
THE
pb ktrL was a euaessv
vat 0otwith-
Maedleg the indmme0t weather. The
Menem so kindly lent by Mrs Hau-
te lvsksd very pretty wltb its red
shades and. eaadlm., and its bevy of
bright girls who graciously waited
w the wants of the Wrens. The
picturesque effect was much subanal
by the quastitlse of beautiful Sowers
donated by Mr. Deo. Stewart. The
sandy booth. under the gage"
meet of Misses Allen and Saunders,
was a centre of attraction sodof
too soon was completely emptied
Its , wares. The homemade biscuits
tied cakes, in Canada" under
the expert care and management of
Mrs. Howrie and Mrs. Allan McLean,
disappeared like magic to supply the
demandvof impatient cuss -onsets. The
whole of tbefllour, sug■r, butter. etc.,
required was supplied free of cbarge
by the Western Canada Flour Mills
Co. and cur local dealers. The hand-
some auto of 340 was realized and the
ladies of the Chapter. to give those
prevented by the rain last Friday
from attending their tea a further
oppotWeity. will nest Sato. day,
November '171b, open the tea coin
from 4 to 7 o'clock to serve a "buffet"
tea and sell homemade cakes, etc.. at
"the old stand," next the Union Bank.
The regent and !Dern her* of item
Chapter wish to extend their hearty
thanks to all those who so kindly
assisted them in making the tea a
success.
LADS IN KHAKI
'Merolla tbia week for the 71st Bst-
talioo wen Alex. Chisholm, W11frid
eHs all ofJosep (iod01 b towTull' aod nship. anO
Wm. Newbury, of Renovate. All hare
loft to join U Company at Walt.
The following solldiers were in (lode -
rich over the week -sad : Capt. Soo JI'
rein. Lieut Proudfoot. Corp.
Ptme. Arthur McDlstb, Chas. Kell.
Wm. Kell, Roe. Bowling. Wen.
Dun• , Geo. Brunner. Thee. Md -
lion, Welter Kirton, Wilfred Peacbey,
Lavergne Murray, Lewellyn Taggart.
Wallace Duckworth.
Intend of A Huron and Bruce bat-
talion. It is now pleased to organise •
sepsnte Dw t. Acs . N " of these
who has
oouut ins. Lt. A . G.
been the local recruiting Weser for the
71st Battalion, bee received instruc-
tions that all recruits now received
here are to remain in (ioderich and
are to he att'cited to the new Huron
overseas tatttalion when it is autbur-
1z.d
Lt. Nisbet will receive recruits for
the new Huron battalion at the Ioal
recruiting oMce. The rate of pay,
until recruit* are attached to the Der
battalion. will be 11.10 • day and t11M
sulmi.teuce for single uten and sec for
married torn. The ;(separation alive
ance fur married !nen will commence
when tbey aro uuacbed to the trttal-
ion.
The flat recruits for tbelnrw battal-
ion ere Alfred Hefford, of Ashffehl,
and Harry Moon, of Ooderich.
'1'he recruiting league will now have
its work cot out for it in getting the
Huron battalion up to full strength.
The honor roll of Crotral Debeo',
published lot week in connection
with the report of the graduation
exercises, was not complete. Other
()entre' echool boys who ere wearing
the kbski in various ranks and dtffeo-
eat corps are Cyril Cowrie. Reg. Platt,
David Reit, Cbas. Turnbull, W. E.
Elliott and Keg. Elliott. Tnere
ruay be still others. Any sugges-
timu that will help to mate a
complete list will be Rpftadly received
by the principal. Mies Sbseman.
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17.
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Nisa
street. is masa to de ell
se
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pro erratics urns De
or wessese cream. liaise ear Msseeses. se
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e 7 _ W scree a prmaaest at.
leo t elm and T tee a a esresseY» hes.
Leas aueseast.
To the Farmers of Huron County.
We are mots& me to sec and some fro ler
'sa., s *buena tesisting ss at e
wer
r mereAside tort 47 to Df
l-lp y .hest
herby lfe sM to bar. b..rda
A W fea Bir tsetses to M eros tr
eta aka as mea] Leek a10r 7..
r It is had at'/t. eta seas. we
44ew
.m_m d.r frees se old ezpseter trts.d Tat. Hs agate* low. t be so er •ane Prat seerrbiat U .a,10.5 boss somettre dw.k d es meek r
sew trWar lb M lower o ler
r Ow one bee
T ~We me to
teNewesebeemr.Bow" i Moe eend Y.by the V
ra. r.{d, ,MDA tksset base ~ waste. oes bat laut w
yaatbe 0, T. B_ P.me./ t Statics Ahrens
Ili
Ysere reeprtfenr.
Chir.. Mo. K. INi
W. O. PIM RI' V.
WAmsP.
red k
.1 Mai mime.
vieregm iiiith t.r.1 Ma
ureaas. wee. 1 pea Mer -
1 gran a rte: l bar I!t
rt p ore mise 1 of flea tasrewa aa1a
.... 1 asNsar. 1 ret amble hareem 1 Carnet
r, i water swim tesersy eat 1
eed b eR t Wry ebienolli mimeo of MP
beeksb see seism 2 ewer tie@
•e /sT Male. ted esmetwea ether ankles.
Ewytlitg wiest be tele. se preerlm(ar has
of Use rem.
draMsd _Ay sans e( IN, end ender. coop ;
T esollit.tands es
t credit will
w apo wa10. A
at the late of 6 per met. elbowed for
sash en mak emeasts.
JOBW a*W. TOOH. O('NOUN.
Prepey(ee• Asd1eser.
FOE SALE
t
UTOV1 FOR' SALB.-SMALL AL-
BERTA ht. /r tea A91141 at tt1s-
AL Or CEssrat
poR BALE•-GlINTS BICYCLE iN
lama craning order. tura e.tdti puny
atsacbed, dot a ss•str. AoolY
at NAI. t
Ta"" 9,
• WAMRD.-FOBS. 14..i
1s e' s'seed to' Jwmw at+•
hit
WANTED. -ONE OB TWO LADY
boarders lie a whinge base
tom. 1*
wham MeeAVPNMxsotA(iWL. It
• WANTED .-EX PIRIMOND COT -
y T•oo mill egerut•ee, wearer•. its • (r•-
winae..h..reserrerar dabber
wH
rtn sdOC..wet
Inst•.
WAIMED.b- TOIINO 1NTBLLi-
0 11t_ • IOW i at
Fate 'ALB OR o WIT
17-1
-► adefetea
4_. tr -
denominations.
as always, M us
x church today,
and loyal. The
that throng givestd
NON -JURY ASSIZES.
Three Came Hesse b Me . J.etics
Brtttms
In the Supreme Court XrOowrsrioC
ke
tbre* eases wen heard by retic
Betties in Ooderieb this week,
out • jwry.
Hawkins v. Hawkins et.L-Action
for declaration of partnership and
direction .to tale a kioe ts The
plaintiff ls O•o.ge
younger, of Usborne township, and
the deleedenu aro Tbomaa Hawkins
ted Joseph Hatrkine, executors of the
late John Hawkioe of /Osborne. The
plaintiff and the late Jobe Hawkins
were the owners of certain properties
which they worked acrd termed in
partnership sod although this partner-
ship bad been in effect for over thirty
Thin down to the time of the death of
John Bast kind', in March of this year,
no account was ever had between tbew
of tbeir partnership attan. Hie
Lordship directed that judgment be
entered dissolving the pat-tnenbip and
for a reference to the Local Master to
amsstsin the assets of *aid partner-
shie, to tete the pat toersbip account.*
and generally to wit.d up the partner-
ship. bets of ail p.artrr• to ire paid
out of the partnersbi `t assets. W.
Pruthelfour. K. C., for plaintiff ; L H.
Diekr.0 (h xeter 1 for defendafte.
Brown v. itedmond.-The plaintiff,
Harry Brume, la • junk -dealer in the
toe t. of W ingham and the defendant.
Dr. K-dmond, is medical officer of
health of to; same town. The de-
fendant was ordered by the boat d of
health of Winghant not to greet an
approval of the plwieiliIt`s premise@,
whieta,were eouaidered 1. be ♦ nui$-
ande. '!be plaintiff was notified to
dieeonllnue his brionee+ as a junk -
dealer on the said premises, but diere-
gerded the not ifcatlon and was fined
tbet•efor. The plaintiff claimed
dsu.ages of 31,IIUt1 for loss of Nattiness.
etc. , and a mandato, y older requiring
for defendant to approve his premise@.
Judguaent wee given dismissing the
plaintiff's action with coots to the de-
fe0d•nt, whicb'costs Hie Lordship
need at 31'L5. W. Proudfoot. K. C..
and K. Vanetone (W iog em) for
for
plaintiff ; Dudley Huluwe,
defendant
Proose v. Prouee.-The defendant,
Dgv{d Prou.e, is s tanner in Oodetich
township and the plaintiff, Charles
Proust., i.. hie stn. The plaintiff
claimed 111,000 as wages claimed to be
due him for working on his fatber'u
farts rod damages f.r beeeta of an
efM agreement wbereb plaintiff
rodbis wife were to have a ,whh
d$medamt tad tele wife. Joiip t
Ow.1.L.4le Ilor 3900 in full esadeMmet
e{ ail slams. huh Parte to pa tela
noels 01 &sties, Ileffe eetles .1 Ibb
NURSES GRADUATE.
Four Young Ladles Receive They Pardo
Meat* from the Alexandra Hospital.
Oddtellnws' hall was packed to its
capacity on Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the graduation of a
class of four nurses from the Alexpn-
dra boepiul.
Mayor Reid presided and opened the
proceedings by asking Judge Holt,
who is the chairman of the hospital
board, to give an address. The judge
in a very pleasing manner reviewed
the work of the !ward and compli•
mented both the Abmeek Chapter and
the General Brough Chapter of the
I. 0. D. E. for the toterest taken and
the work accomplishHoa connection
w
with the bpit
i -
masted the gredu•tes on the success
la their profeesioo
anti.
Is Kink
• INQUEST AT NILE
Coroner's Jery_l.,metigatiag the Soddos
Death ef Mrs Jas. L. 1 henipee•.
On Maturdiy evening last the death
took pleas at lime of Mrs. James 1..
Tho - . n tmdeg orimewbattec liar
she
had ( ►i ia tied whets her
tt*s. was appareetly
(Jpq ley the sal
Nes
▪ se Interest et the rate
,lye t4ei otao-ball preiset. w Doter
the irresetewiefe to the patriotic tad
Bad Cram hada, sad that uptil the
debentures ars sold the sum of •1,000
be borrowed from rte tBanhe ktfM
Mont-
real and forwarded food. treasurer
re-
port
&(LMA tied Ocoee
The pub1ll works committee re-
ported that the driveebed and tool.
house at the rear ttbe town had
been constructed aptco.
l
se
$27L at. The report was ad
Councillor McClinton wanted in-
formation ae to what was being done
with regard to mei citing . He said be
was iofornsmd ,bat Jaen who were now
slitting in Huron were still being
'slitting
to Stratford and Oust a married
iwocu
lfundtif obe wer. 1 l%tbn
Godot icb unless • battalion were
formed. Mayor Reid replied that the
information wee correct and •pplica-
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MEETING NOTICE
/110 ofBcere and members of
1 Ooderilb Oouodl, No. 157,
(;hoose Pt ieods :-
We will meet in the Foresters'
Hall, Priday evening, December
Ord, for the election of officers
and Initiation of :15 candidates.
You are urged to be present.
All members of other Councils
plana. toe oo at once with
)AS. DiICCR80N. Recorder, Reg-
istry Ofboe. Goderieb.
REO CROSS NOTES.
The Society heartily thanks the fol-
lowing contributors of socks : A
Friend, a pain; len. Nolo. Yong.
Mn. Jas. Dickson, 5 palre Gab : Mrs.
J. U. Militate, 4 pairs Mrs 'Mrs. A. Elliot, Christmas Orating Cards.
3 pain ; Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. O. Carey. The Signal has . beautiful Hoe of
Mn. D. Frrrgmsor. Mrs lMerri t, a., toeing* Christmas greeting card*.
MI sa M.l t•rt. Mee. Merritt, 11 n, r eecards. with the sender's own
io[F name printed on them, make •n ele-
gant holiday remembrance. Call arta
see then,.
On
makes impairusyoultsi Nbe A
aa tilt
pori soled tor lbw seal to all lugs
worthy.lmsk advantage of she mom-
=Meiom of Mr. Roes fifth year in
iil}ooddee h to convey their good wisher
in • tangible form. This was carried
out by a "towel shower, each' member
comtnbutiog to the More, wbich was
eoelosed in • handsome box and
presented to Mrs Ross. Tea was
served bythe yours women end •
bappy our rquickly. Mrs.
Roes was so corepletaty surprised that
it was ant easy for her to express ber
Lion had already been made to the
Mlniater of Militia for permission M
form a b•ttaiton in Huron and Bruce
and • favorable reply was expected in
a few day.
The matter of having the O. T. R.
Co. lengthen the grade at the new
Saltford hill bridge was left with the
public works committee with power
to act. The grade is at present con-
sidered too steep.
Councillor Paltridge said severs)
citisens had complained to biro of
hicymry being ridden on the sldewslt
He wished to have the bylaw enforced.
The Mayor said be thought there wait
ground for oomph
speak to the police officers and if they
did nut enforce the law he would sus-
pend them.
The matter of having the fire miles
repaired and some supplies pursimeed
for the came wee Left in the bads of
the fire committee with pr to act.
The council ,bet. adjourned
Applications for War Loan.
zig=alisiwirot 1 was
With a
losseibeil wine rns of posmal
What' they bad trained, and rtes dale
of graduation, as well as the name el
the recipient.
The 0.11 item was an instrumental
deet by Misses Lase. and Vera Elliott.
which was followed by a presentation
to each of the graduates of • hypo-
dermic set from the Medical Associa-
tion of (Roderic)). Dr. Emmerson.
wbn made the presentation, spoke
feelingly of the,opportunitims and priv-
ileges of the nursing profession and
ed the raduates to trust in the
pleasure in this manifestation of good- Great Ph y elan, so it would crines be
will on the part of the young wom•eo'stbeit duty to soothe the ills of mind as
society but elle assured them of her well as those oft y
deep appreOation of their gift, And
even more of the generous thought
prompting
FIFTEEN YEARS' SERVICE.
Mr. J. E. Tom's Splendid Record as Sup-
erintendent of Knox Church 5. S.
he body.
Each of the er•duatea was then pre-
sented with • large bouquet of cut
flowers, thole making the presenta-
tion being Mn. J. L. Killoran to Miss
Cur, Miss K. Hunter to Mies Shaw.
Mies Yuill to Mise Oox and Mie L.
Whiting to Mies Schaefer. To each
raduate was then made a gift of a
For the past fifteen years Mr. J. .nrgical case from the 1.O.D. . Mrs.
Elgin Totn,Jtas been the efficient sup- M. Hays made the presentation andd
erintendentof the Sabbath school .of
Knox Presbyterian church. Dodericb.
On several oocasions during the past
two or three years Mr. Tout bas
asked to be relieved of the re.p►bel -
iI
w
ity of this position. o►og to
creasing demands on his tuna of many
private sod oftclal duties: but on each
b we fortunately persuaded
The Unionapplications for ibmrlDomiolon
re-
ceive
(loyernmint war loan. an announce-
ment o1 which 1e in the advertising
alarm of ibis paper.
(Dr.) Tray re.L3o btrlr.Ceachh ; Mn. MM
BBoogiel(Btiiaela MsI b). M Ms:Mut
Bout Mini May Wailers. MM Dark,
Ulm . Dark. Mrs lilamiboo, Mn.
W. McMatb, MPs. F. goeseee Hies
Movie • Mrs A J.akl . Mrs.
NgP.'i. Mfie Merritt, Mb. M. A. (!on
Mrs. F. Weir, Mre.
Walpole. Mee. W.Wates', Mrs. Me-
1rerlat,'r Mise Walton, Mrs. A. A.
t gR er
is Too
• it ear
ka 11e1sis T.1.4486115
bolo M tea. M In lie straw
C*el.tlrA work Mt me My is egad as
soggy woks sod imam es..foete as
ever to nor boor einem the wows.
Dr. Willow gave an addtoes n
he spoke of the great faith the Daugh-
ters of the Empire bad in their ability
to launch and carry on the hospital
here. He compared the results at-
tyiined with those attained in other
hospitals and spoke also of the work
done dueling the past year by the
occasion • 1.0 D.S. in connection with the hos•
to remain. Last week. however, bisital ship, the Queen Mary fund, the
forma.' resignation was presented to I held kitchens, the Red (%rose and other
the session of the coagoertation and patriotic work, and also mentioned
accepted After receiv and : oneid- that hesidetr all of this work the I.O.
•a
where iamesrets and she appraised to -be
saffeties ft ;An oonvuleioal. Dr. O.
frf Dmsgasnee, was rest for, but Mrs.
Thompson expired about five minutes
atter bis twelve'. Dr. (:ase informed
Dr. Hunter, of Oodericb, and • coron-
er's jury was empanelled, consisting of
Messrs. Joe. Hetberingtoo, John Bark-
er, Jae. Wetton, Chas. Mtewart, Thos.
McWhinney, Wm. McWhinney. Robt.
Mellwain and Isaac Hetherington. Do
Monday the jury viewed the body and
the ioqueet was ai jouroed until today
(Tburedeyt.
Drs. Cane and Oallow performed,*
post-mortem examination and the
funeral took place to Dungannon
cemetery on Wednesday. Rev. J. W.
Hedley conducted the serviced and (be
pwllbearen were Masan. Chas. (Arvin,
Wm. Bailie. Angus McDiarmid, Robt.
Mellwain. Chas. Stewart and Wm.
McWhinney. Beside* the husband,
two daughters, about thirteen and
seventeen years old. survive.
At the inquest today, held at Nile,
evidence was called to show that Mrs.
Thompson had purchased strychnine
on two different occasions at Uoderich
and bad signed for the poison herself,
stating that she wanted to extermin-
ate rats and squirrels.
Dr. Case gave evidence of his being
called by telephone and of the state In
which he found 111ra, Thompson. Atter
one paroxysm she asked him "to give
her something." but she was dead
within a few utinuree of h's arrival.
His opinion was t hat daub was due to
asphyxiation of the respir*L)ry
muscles and the eytuptonts both pre-
vious) to and after death were quite
compatible with death by strychnine
poisoning. Dr. (fallow corroborated
Dr. Case's evidence with regard to the
condition of the body atter death and
'Laird that the stomach had been
handed to the coroner intact that it
wigbt be etaminrd and the contents
analysed, The inquest was then ad.
loomed until Monday, December Itch.
es the report of the analyst is not ex-
Aceed to he ready before then. frown
ttorney Meager conducted the es-
amihatlon.
eying it the session adopted the follow-
ing minute :
-The session of Koox church. hay
ing received the resignation of Mr. J.
Elgin Tom as .uperintendent of the
Sabbalb school and haying, in accord-
anos wltb his wishes, accepted the
same to take effect on November 31st,
hereby expresses and planes on record
its very gnat regret that on account
of his official and private duties be
finds it necessary to give up the !fah.
hath aebool work.
"Tbe session also dseire* to record
iia high appteciatlow of tare set race
Mr. Tom has rendered oire chinch in
this capacity dutieg tbfr 000tiouow
period ad fifteen yam. No superin-
tendent could have been more fattbful
than be in the diaehargm of his re-
spoeeibWt.ie• of office. His prompt
and igsler "tt•ndem s every Sabb•t :
his oystatnasc orgadsmNon and order-
ly 000doct of the school i hie genuine
TM Sarnia Observer says of Robert
Haaeah, who will be as Victoria
same Methodistchurch
p Decemberwhis*t
▪ tic r..aored10r1 • variedIaM ' 1a the
totKA .hearty
sslectbos and moved hie
deeply In the erelong stow
B M peMis was ifioation of different
very eerie and
w
rev pore home-5aade
'a, phone Sell
haa)nuuUsge for
the taws' at the M'et>he1st le Photo
Dangles elate Tewdy weak* at
Bimis ese'e, Runs*. '
,E. was se porting * hospital in
i ndi i.
Mrs Geo. H. Kim( contributed •
solo which was sung in splendid voice
and was we11 received.
Mayor Reid in oosclu.in said the
chairman's address bad been "stroked
oat." One reason was that the mi-
nuet meeting of the hospital board
was to be held shortly, to which the
public •were cordially invited. end
ar.otber that the young people had
arrenged to have • little recreation,
in wbich %bey were ellanxious
s tto' par-
ocped-
ticipate. This pa of
proceed-
ings closed with the singing of the
National Anthem.
The floor was then cleared and
danekte was enjoyed until midnight,
with Mrs. Harry Martin presiding at
the piano. -
}r"f defes3ant
M. S. Oameron, K. C.. and Chas.
Seager for plaintiff; W. Proudfoot,
E. C.. for defendant .
A nice assortment of pipes at Willie's
drug store.
Some day roomette* is going to tell
you bow good Edwards home-made
curdles are . Why wait P Call and
get a sample.
BURN.
ElA[MIST Y -At lbootd+e intra sal es
7. wombs MI Tae will et A.C. W. l ,
of • delights.
DEARLY. -At Tomato, o0 8wteader. Novena
ler U, to Mr sail hrs. B. T. Dearlo toes
Lulu i)n.kmidl, • con. Donald Thous..
MARRIED.
Al AIR-ONBAtllta•TUN. - le Underieb. on
WeeeerAm. November rift. by Her. U. 1L
Holmes. Mime Marc. 0lgosen..1 Clin-
ton, lat)0..me hair. of OMerleb tawaahlp.
It it's quality you're seeking visit
{nivoeil in the boy! ale garb sod hidt
I Inclee .am and confect emery. Just try
antidote effort in promeeles the wet- i them and sure as fete you'll order
bon 01 nild have dente; en
nte vert ' nines at n early date. Orders de-
Aweb ee bring the school to its present livered. Pbov. tri.
Sel.elds. We se ll the h{ghe•t
gt te of ythe thought, the en•
miry sod tite devotion Mr. Tom has
gives to this. the most importaet de-
ck, week, the
partment
tttmanimously of the sand heartily be-
speaks Ite gratitude and appreebtbo
and entertales the hope that while be
w be relieved reams 1M official douse
as separiatoliellw his valued eouemel
W Wlt bnblen la rl
ie periesaall inter 1
ice cream bricks for parties. Jost
what you like. Or have It in balk.
Orders delivered. Blamkatosm's, Paco*
140,
For shaving bri sties end neer strops
go to Wight's dress more. Doderiea.
Frwb oysters Blackstone's, phone
110. Orders &heaved.
the A raga be rewired " An ounce of bappimem is warth
)tags Womb gobbet* school is we more them a toe of had steal.
ANDERSON- SHARPIE -ID New Took Cite.
on'rued•r. Noronha/ Mb. 1515. .t tM
*obi. t °vim al.chobuoy tb. And-
er
• Ali hten,
-on. of Harem*. 11 .ba. •rdDrs. Ansa e.
Bbarpe. of Totonlo.
JOHN *TON -WhaILL1+. At Ile horse of tie
it'rd.aday Nuvenbr
0. b• by Kbv r• o tiooma Hattie I aiirmle.
yon fat d.utht -r of Dm. Mai tee NUB.,
to Jobe A. Joln.t.m,. b tb of Amaew
DIED. -
ENLUSH .1W. -In alod*Mb. as rrtday. No,
.0nhar IRb. &web Josoa IeMvsd iota er
Mr. Alin Esostsf, Is bet Cat rear
M.'.KTYN.-Ia Oodericb. es W.ds0.d.y.'No
enter rL Asir. Toast.* sa et Ma. end
Mr*. Dos0W M.itrs. aged 4 taee.M ea tt
a.y..
morns. -In Tweets, ea Wed•sdai. No
venter it. Maeda Palle 0.40*. true of
Dee me A. tingle.
runout wry as at it ur'.oek noun, on Prides,
November et, st the family re -Nese. lint
J.a.e*aa avrnN• I..ler a.., *t O .. • A with
.ers ire at et. beanies ab., Cu ort s. oval d
tM p. n trete.
GUNDRY'S AUCTION SALE LIST.
'Trotust. No.. xi -Cteartog asetbn rale se
farm meet and fmplooaeet.. ptepril e:
mime tot twce
t 14. e.ion I. r I)., WkedM
m
Waop*ao.v. tor. 14. -Ae41es y of 4
roses sad ,noes cath. pro mr st
7 d Cmaa W1.
Wit!JANA. )c.•• In 74.1Wtbisi tosess'(oa
immerse tee wade aa.e •t 1 .Meek Warne
Tetread st. Der. :o4.-1.1e.deg a.etisn .JS
of tars .not and im5en.bta. Proven/ et
14050/50 Jesteerue. et Me dmee.sio. 4. rani
W a w•ae.b. at 1 s el rck area
rou,.v. Use. Sita- koatlas nae se .hoes le
trod of tsa4eA Mw• iad SSW Stile.
rd Om 1iou itro, to en vele .t W
Admire, eostrmesdat et 1 ease abesp.
e.TVrt &Y, Deo. tilt -Arlen esti et *154
le Sod at silty, temeed1a5 e'er", bolter % M.m.
..e rel•.,; aasprt► of Mr. J. A. Loss, be
be mer at tie C„mtw0ea W betel *salsa ism&
CONVICTION QUASHED.
Mayr Reid Had No Jurisdictoo m
Dave Case.
A motion to quash the conviction
of William Davie by Mayor Kaki on •
charge of being intoxicated its • public
piiace was beard at Oagonde Hall. To-
ronto. coo Tuesday by Chief Justice Sir
William Mulock. The motion was
granted. quashing the eosvimtie with
costs. it was held that Mayor Reid
had no Jurisdiction In the matter. the
law requiring that a ease of ibis na-
ture .ball carte before a pollee memo
ostlers o4 the peruse
the Ontario liquor
question,
the quashing of the
at all of the similar
ease trial by Mayor Reid w111 also be
quashed.
J. R. Cartwright, K. O., Deputy
Attorney -General for Coterie, ap.
&Vpo s'ed at r 11.11 for Mayor
end L. 1. Donor, was counsel
for the dlefeodant Davis.
trate or two
Vection 141 0
% eons law w
it follows f
Davis annul
mert
A la marehred emit ers'sso
mule. mews%r el loam Sasm.te se
corm rem 151.4 woki *yak, file let 1std'sea Nast
Wilk ear MEAL MGM, .le.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- Nev. nth.
Pah
that Lara tlemtelen of Cooed*. .. 4
♦sorrel Montag'-Celbxso renews' ciao .. t
Tsar►w Wasted- S. it, Nn. f. caress 1
lesrder. wasted- Apply at The SWIMS 1
Mussels ere eel. -T1s stea.t
Lsiasseleen owri..'-Breab' Ari Nee
Pte.. ser Mole *Mir et Medd d1 Mee 1
MwU.s Nettie -Chaim crisis 1
War leas -A. 1 AMI m C•e
Coeste Cassell Medlar -W. Lane .... •- 1