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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-10-12, Page 1MITT EIGHTH TLa-1111.a • OODBRICS. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. OCT. 12, 1916 would be wpMerung teem --they LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. SEE - " Britain Prepared" AT THE MODEL THEATRE FRIDAY OC1 13th !fess gdGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED. Rata mow..._ A FONIx FAREWELL• I would t be tory/Win, 1 -A:MEW C, Bich lira H.w, W tCH BIDS; HURONS °COO- aYE AND 000 SPEED. sew ""W L d iV IUirlliUill OF CANADA v0. -rent` SAVE, Because -- With a savings account you are master of circumstances ; without one, you are a prey to circumstances. FOR SALE OR RENT. K BALE. -160 ACRE!' OF 0000 sty loved, 14 miler north d Lond.rbero', lag lot it. mere -ism 13 Hallett Two homes. Dank barn and driving bed ; never failing wet. sad -Vrtnc est beet of form ; silo Coo. veo,ent to ehutob ate .chore. natal mall sad t l.ptesse Price and term reesowsble Hot.TZHAC•OI BROIL. =et R. R. No. 1. Auburn UOCTBE FOR BALE iN VILLAGE 11 OF ACKURV.-Maes roar, waibsess. peons sal w.od.hed ; good cellar : tern with tae lined woe . amok. hs. nett twee and ome dewiere As b pply se pt geeewt.e' MU IIKAYY PATERStON. Asbrn. t3it Many Social Affairs Arranged on Short Notice In Honor of the Boys on Their Last Leave -Colors of the Battalion Deposited at the Court House with Ceremony on Sunday Afternoon. The men of the 161st Battalion had their last leave trove Camp Borden the past week. and the local cootio- ,gSest arrived home by special train on r'1'bur.day last. The knowledge that , this war the laic opportunity most of our townspeople would have to see the boy berme they wept overseas _ trade everyhody *axioms that they - should have a good time and rhoold rs•lize bow they stood in the .Rec- A [JOTION SALE OF VALUABLE tions of the home folks. - A PIWPf� 1 !. Che town council oo short notice - Mea J. N. WILLIAMS arranged • supper in honor of theboys w111 esar rte s.le b Setae auction at the which was given on Molidoy evening ertrwYor M War"( .beet, to tM to" of in Hotel Bedford. (Owing. no doubt, HATURDAT, f>t;Tosen Yl•t. to other engagements, only about halt a13o'cbok a\ars: to the litNiericb euo•:uRent war parr Lela NS 1.w .eek with a /row a eat, but 11 war 50 eujuyatile and wem- ,.bost Mil t re ewer. to one of the orable .Qair. let. thaw Y ae 1eime *n.-, ,00 awauiog In • At the conrdusion of the .upper treed stat. et tr. Tkt. a dirty t. ce+e ro Mayne McLean addreosrd the Rothe'. t • agia.te, ewer 1. e one of the led 1.t and F elsasest rtestr la Oelafeh. 1 he laid 1. feed tug brirfiy, cuing' Mutating the Huron on the task tbey hal undertaken. His 'deice w them war, "Trust io Ood and keep your powder dry." He hoped they would aeturo early to their home town. Reeve Nairn presided over the re- mainder of the program and called .;n Seto. Goodwin fur a sono. The 1101W MPORTANl' AUCIIUI SALE "teet',d luau "rbl fall." writ tet. !.y or Moll!IEHLLD rVRNiTt-KK AND u iN Iil&1NOe. 1 have woerud toretr.ttea. W sell b) pebble. aaewo u the PREMIE,. DRUCE. STREET. Ol,1)1gRICtl M SATURDAY.00iMIER 11. ouwiwedng at teeter* eery,. lbs l •ll' mlade •Kurt het ALtis turattre rad eurntsktug.tantaised Mt M 1i. Cameron was nhen carted 1. t be ,.4 I.s AUCTION SALES. no fir. Person Rave ■pother noon, The annual G. C. 1, Nell sports wil after w Ilton In s few he held tomorrow tlrridayl so Agricull tural Park, from 9 a. m. G1 6 p n - graceful seult.ewoesdelivered a message to themes !roes the Wonleu'e War Auxiliary an4 inundated oat 'be ladles bad paepared • gift of rocks for each wan I.t. Sturdy in • few well-chosen word returned &batik*, in behalf of the .0441.se, Inc the entertainment that had been prodded for thein and for all other kindnesses, including the gift of the ladles. Then bands were linked and "A-JId Lang Syne" wee sting as the conclueioo of an evening lone w be remembered. Mr. T. E. dau ry &clod As piano accompanist fur We evening. Following the civic farewell at Hotel Bedford the soldiers had anotbet recep- tion at OJoifellO•e Hall, where 111. Rebekah Lodge heel • farewell tope - tion io their tutor. Progrtwive euchre was pleyed Inc a time.i.d after - words there was dancing, with MUSIC by the Blackstone orehesuanand mid- night was pert before the gathering broke up. s emend. bet fee butYfing W, r wider Inc ewusw. tier seam! be at. TM lou „minimum. sold 0.e need .rhe o0.. adjoining 1.M liege astute Are res-Tti. cwt . tab wedge Woe of 0.w, balamon w.thu. thirty H 7 tail roil.! C R0TtcL pet . of Me eureka- a owner �E000E- K1(11 Kt..NAL TELEPHONEE CO TU. Fug A SYIrTEM r1F Sts. PHON WI. DAT AND NIGHT SERVICE Id. Trouble and 1•a.11.11ou seam tn.t. Opera10t 3d. deor.tsry-' reseursr. t.L in all three oomawsd. em! •clary Aeet)•'atew. eating •s••rM"c!! wul .. e.pected. end m.rked le -der. d b) JAMES Jf)14Nt+TO'. dee.Trois. The uodertc\ Rural teepbinre 1k+.. ted . Dam gl•m mw. MP. TO P.TO W N.OP G01)RRWUH. TAXES, 191st. Two. fee I1M are now payable at my ogles. Toler Hast. Lae .•mei. U.eakh. It pun se 15e011111.101•0( f wo per oast W E If .ort pad wail DM Vas weber only w, a her root oar Pal Premed, •ed ears year dleaelaste WM ...AMPRRLL. the amber glf5. les Osascter- 'tar. MRS. JM.W`LIAM*, T. OUNDRY. . A•ctlo•or. Pte. Thomas Paitchard of town. and it woe received with tremendous et. thusiasw. It bar a catchy chorus which was quickly taken up and sung by Lb* audience, and after it had been concl')ded Sergi. Goodwin: was caked to sing it all over again. wbicb he did. e oft . la. upon and delivered an .ddreos in alas- . YR. DOTY. the terl- os.elstlag.f parlor. dlaingreess. bedroom tied ketches turstgrr lima, weir!.. curtain.. Wad.. A umber d nee. alt wg-- ttti1t.. - seal god wsl..0book.. t Yu.+kreservemew. bo.. etcf. V. rTtkln nth Da .,lM without reserve at•+ era TIMM. OUIIUKY. Asataoer. SWAM L N innwho . A. A. iii. h.. a M. . I O sed . s wee, n of �% of Church. eTowheererat.�nat.to bo.'eeter1 �♦ Apppll1 M11.8. FOR W ELL. Feet CNDRY No th nava zs-tf North strew. oype.lte ler. 0 •IMw'+. Street Laundry. A1Rti00D4.-MttoA. NICIiVLL, VIOANTED AT ONCE. -MAID FOR 1►el.oin .ueet. to peeper.* to do all 1Inde ur seismal Mnwurk. Highest owes .111 tour work merle from cur carr or mobirg, be wit fax . cnmerterrt prr.on. .lPOSY MRO. &n1app Ileo err for order,•olo•uae treat- Tk-M PLE. Neb.. street ns me. chanter, err , and Woo ha. her isle toilet rr ouweag memo, porde,0)14 Olowene.. at tt a mange coram. area. - - - f'OR SALT 1010E SALB.--ONIL 1' TYPLWkflRS. T. m1ab..Koad 110451.. Co. NEW OLIVER H. MITCHg1.1,. T10 dlt-1.t U.OHAIK BAR R SALIL-TN' .riper gheeawl mimesmimes. I Mr OD T. Aebsrn. Oat. AOR f3AL3• c isa Amerw t DA R. a5imglma NOTICE TO C 460d. Altair is J. 314r. R POBTB• ALSO W. Y. R uCLL. REDITORS. r _ *TI)TICE TO CREDITORS. IN role I.,TATK 00 t,11l'Rn1!tA T..M.. I. ATR 00 rHe Tow. or (lODR•ICH. IN 1110 Cot'!TT .,r HtRov, WIDOW. WWI /Jag LIEN AND BOYS WAN 1'ED.-- J Fire or es handy risen or bop- ...o'er!. Apely 10 PAOi.T'RAIN Dr1UR CO.. Gone rich. GIRLS WANTED APPLY GODERiCH KNITTING CO. Notice f• hereby give*. norou•nl to R. M. r). obnp'et 111..0011011 .1.1. that all ter -on. having -gloom, gamer the r•.tat• of the said U..relns Toms docs. -'d. who dl d on ue about the Mrd day of November. 11e0. are nrtalred to 0-nd or denser in the under -,foal edseinl.lntOr of the fetal • of the .aid dears -eel. on or 04.r the 1* -t day of October. A D. 1910 Mei. l'hrl.11an send •uroanse.. edd.e. e. end de.r lotion.. tar till eat 'colas • of i heir claim-, a ..at..went of th.t wer.nint• serf the nu ore of t5 ..grunt le. (if wo.,iheM by •hem And fur, her ,e 11/14 lathat after +urh last i mention.d dive said odminle, wore w111 proceed to dlltrlbdt a rhe 1...d. 04 the der oa-ed simmer the porde. tool -led thereto. having 'cried only to the calm. of eld h he .hall rhea hews ,e.•ely.d',nitre, and hu CM •dmai-1 a - prr ther.ot rd. to •7 perr m. or pence. 01 w whose ileum notice shall ow, have hese received by him at the Uwe of .urn dl.tnbetlon. Doted the yid da) of Mintier, 1910. CHARL1.74 OARROW. Adalsf.uatot. Osdert05. Ont. 32-8 .i.: language. He expressed Ings of the peopleot Goderich in their regret that they were not to have the pleasure and honor of the presence of the Hurons during the winter wombe, as bad been expected. trust was proud to know that the bat tabun had t eached such a .tate ;f eMrienry that it was teiwg neat oversees at once. It was ablatednate that epee ettiog in county was:at sueb a low elite, but lbs wren pre►& n' bed dune 'hair duty. and 'bey were a credit to the county. He hoped they would be in at the fin- ish and atter tete march to Berlin wuold fluJ tiles' quarter* it: the palace of the Hobeozollernb. Mr. 0. L. Perrone sena. • • Where didaRo1Nn.on ('rues 'e g.s Mr. W. Proudt"ot. M. P. P.. next was Balled upon and spoke of the secrifices :hr men wet e making in going ova•rseas 1,fight ootonly for Canads,hitt for the world -for clvilizatiou. !'here wag nothing too goof for the men who have donned the.kbaki; they were the unr-• who should receive con.iderstion. alter cougretulated the tined t eir good appearai re and up,w the excellent record they had 'wade at ('amp Borden and trusted that when they went forward they world remem- ter they represented one of the grand- est counties of Canada and would do ciodit to it and to theanaelves bre w i+bel them °•d -:peed and a victori- MI* return. Metro Goodwin 'tang 'the Veteran's Song." loo•heringham; was the eoeeludeng speaker. He rzprersed re- gret th et, owing to the mysIeriene. ways of Pro,idenre and the Militia Demo admen" he could not go with the Damn,. He sesame they would do what any wen r,uld do in the fight against the Hume. and he asked them to retnemiwi that they were leaving behind thein in (io lei ich hearth that Abrueek Chapter, 1. 0. D E., will bold its regular 'monthly meeting in the court house on Monday next, Oct- ober 16th. at 4 o'clock. Homlink'e apple evaporator has commenced bxr•utessi Inc the reason. Mr. Hawlink reports fair progress but complains of scarcity cf help. The toys felt by special train for Gawp Borden at 1 o'clock Tuesday afterncuo. Thera was •n lwweure crowd et the u T. K station to see them . R. The btt.iuess places were all closed tor an hour lend nearly every - 'piety in town, appor•eotly, and teeny from the country were at the station. Tears and cheers wile ululated in the demonstration of affection for the boys who, th.*.ctves bright and cheery, were leaving to ".1r. their bit." Good luck to the Hurons ! N(YCICETOTHEPUBLiC Having been desirous of enlisting for sonic time past, I have finally succeeded in making arrangements with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J )dacEwan, manager) to take over and carry on my cartage business during my absence. i have therefore signed np with the 161st Battalion for active ser- vice overseas, and I would respect- fully solicit from the public gener- ally, and from my old customers particularly, a continuance of their valued patronage tfntil such tittle as I can again resume my occupation. Any business affairs entrusted to their care during my absesooe will therefore be thankfully appreciated by lite. Telephone all orders to phone 44. ALFBZD N. JANE A. SNAP Five cars of good sound Potatoes to arrive commencing next week. Price $1.6o per bag. All merchants stocking heavy. Put in your winter supply. J AS. LLOYD & SON GODERICH The women of (ioderich are asked to Resetve Thur.day, October Mttb, this being the dam of the visit of Mts. Gordon Wright, president of the Lon- don Red Cross Society. The death of Mr. George Thomas Murray occurred on the 16th ult. at his home at the Olen Farm. Stamford, Out., in his eighty-second year. The deceased was a resident n( liod rich for About thirteen years. living De. A. Taylor, and returning to Steno fold shout ten years ago. "The 1.'0.11," the new popular patrio- t is melody wr.tten by Private 9 homes Pritchard. will be sang by Mrs. 0. H. King at the Model Theistic on Wed- nesday and Thursday of nerd week. On these same eveninge the people of Ooderich will have an opportunity to see Mary Pickford, the world's tore- wost film (avourite, in • powerful drama of swills sod tsars, entitled On Monday afternoon Bsnd.man Harry L. W•t.on and P,e. Atthur McCluskey, of the limo.... were pre- sented by their friends with wiprt- watebee. The prism A' inn took place in Mr. J. W.Ondoie'v ofm'•.n, Mr. J. R. Nairn reedits the following address : Private. f Derry L. Wet -on and Arthur Mc here et�rx�e000 wie )m ..se d. rttiehaty eelomcense 011 War Iset yhdt hemp bei re got JR ever.ew, be you farewell and in woe moo iai mower .how oar aeedwnl twron end Dar adm.rwtlra of the r. w you have Wow in Mooning the K tug • uniform,. You eve been 'wand out among t. ter years and we have 4rued to ke.w you and seems yo.. but WM may • lieu the time for pittier us vvideo1h scorm inen .Wit es red se hem sod °mer.:teddy we base had whit you. As a .11stu tortes 0' lir e-teRge and age" tion In %pleb we boll lee we eh seen ofou to vine -whets acneet • wed to wee It in roods) remembta ce of row 914 cements• la Dode- rlch. who will...* Rise tor your a.hty and for your .ureses In IJss great mad Morino. to k whdeh flee before yr • M. belpl.0 to TO the wield of the Miksch . Mao. - • The Foundhug." In this issue the Merchants Broker- age Co. makes an interesting an• rouncenueot of the clearance of the Walter. & Co. boot and shoe stock. Thr big rale will continence et 9 o'clock Saturday morning of this week, and the whole stock is to be cleared out in the next thirty days. Mr. Walters, who Was in Goderich for some time when the firm flet opened business io Code! icb, is again in town. THE 'LADS IN KHAKI. Mr. Fred Robinson, Wolfe street, received the distressing intelligence on Wednesday that bis son, Ptivate C. H. Robinson, bad lust death in action. Private Robinson, who was not yet out of his teens. went overseas with the 7let Battalion and left for France In • draft frow England. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson 'bee. the deep "yin - paltry of the (people of Oodrricb in their loss. The following letter with reference to Sapper \Villiaw Redfern, whom death on the bettlrfleld was reported in The Stipa' of August 17, has toren received t.y his sister-in-law : Dear Mrs. Redfern. -1 have your letter of August 112a4.1, 10D1. My forgoer letter to you mule have w:scarrird. Your brother in-law wee killed on July 27th last. Hr was undergoound •t the Lime at a post of ex: reme danger and woe doing hl• duty bravely when lolled instantly 1 t an enemy explosion. We have ansa hewn able to recover the body. The place wire-1..- 0e ham0e lies ie that part of the Coe wham the main operation* of ihr :Ad Tumid - ling Co...p.etty were bring carried o0 on the d8te 1 mention. I can say !,.- mote. Offering you again u-..incetr sympathy in your lora! I. es. 1 remain yours sincerely, A. W. Davis. Major. Ms., W's"wea4D* t t hie ilt recip- ients., PIM re- ceiving sorb tokens of 'goodwill. Besides the name* of the gentlemen receiving these tokens was inscribed on the watches, " I.t ow Goderich Boy s." Those who sew '-roe Cheat" last SatwOiay at the Model 'Theatre wets• highly pleased with the production and they will be as deeply intermit ea in the announcement that Ssrdou's great drama of political intrigue, en- titled "Diplomacy, will le shown .1 this papular playhouse ou Saturday evening of this week. Marie Dor,), the star of this produt tion, is con*id- reed to be one of the must fascinating film favorites of the day. Edward: are again making that pure homemade candy. A sample will convince vou. Women'! War Auxiliary. The following contributions of socks are acknowledged I.y the 1Von,en's War Auxiliary for the Huron's Own : ,IMnetrd-The 'Rebekah Society, .'O pair. ; Aabfleld Soldier: Aid Circle, X.1 pairs ; Leehurn Red Cross Workers, 4 ps•rs ; Leehurn Young People's Mori - et y, 11 pairs ; Ahmeek Chapter, D. 0. 1i.. 1 pair ; Mn. Phelan, 1•pair. Knit one pear tach -Mrs. Sterling. Mn. Hnwne. Mn. Bradford, Mrs. F. W. Leckie, Mrs. David Bell, MIS. Wilson (2 pairs). 4 POTATOES I will have another car of choice Delaware Pota- toes next week at;.reduced prices. R. R. ELLIOTT Phone i R Picton Street Ommeniminser W. J. Weaned.. the recently appdssed Maier of the Sal- vanes ekth as may. A will19ilibls e • wieeaiag at the Tees Ria M f e'dset. Men W'nted All classes of labor, skilled and un- skilled. Steady work, good wages. APPLY Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. 1 JR11f COWNG ve V W. ONTARIO ARIO •". One and Fifty Years. The following from The Brussels Past infers to the parents of Mr. Athol Mcluarrie, well known in con ncction with the Signal stof Tue.day, September 12111, wee the fifty -fit et wedding anniversary of Donald and Mrs. Mclua: rie, Albert street. Hruearli. and hearty congrat- ulations were accorded this highly esteemed rtliijile as they celrbratrd, in • quiet way, the interesting event. i(ly-ate yew a ago Mr. MrQuan ie,of terry township, i hens spry young man of twenty -flys years of age, conveyed his buxom hri.le, Mies Jeanet Mehl- tosb, of the same municipality, in a lumber wagott to Egmondville, where the late Hee. V illiant (irahitn, Pres- byterian ,limiter, tied the matt' - ia1 how. floe were attended by btroht. Brooks and Miss Annie Sinclair, both of whom ere deceased. On returning the young couple set up hnu+ekemring eve the 44h concession of fiery, where they resided until moving t , • newly - purchased farm on the 6:h line of Monis township thirty -.even yea"s saner. in Von they sold mit end moved to the 10:11 con-es.ion of Grey lend nn their son. Charlie, taking over thin farm Mr and Mn. McQ.isrrie bought • nosy property at Crmrlarook, cabers they made their home until coming to Binsnele four years ago. Mr. McQuarrie was Mon in Nova Seotia end mime westward with hie Meeota and family to Orey township. s ppaartner first saw the light of day in Perthshire, Scotland- in the year 11144. roming to Caned.. when nine years of age. She wo. a daughter of the late John and M,•. Mrint,.,h, pioneer resident* of the 71n cos cession of Grey. $'vin children we." horn to the home, via.: Mr. Robert Oliver, Bros PERSONAL MENTION Mf-• Lt sly• June. b %mirly rel.urea at Perth Mw. J P. Hems holiday at Turooto. MY, Rechaasn. of Mr. W E Kelly. Mr J l' Hlaek.tore..f town fr,r • few day• Mr. and Me.. L. Unvellr, of Mom lord. were la town for the hMlda) Mr Joke Meir. of the Oorr•nmera .teener ':renvine. le %Idling at hi. home here Mr- C w...mlrh will be at home the ire and chi d Wsd.a.daye of each es elk. Moe Ague. Nairn. who had been In theme& on au r 'deluded s n.lt. returned 10 pelade d.y. 11.•. Rub, MtOddwrt wee home Irani Strat- ford Normal Sebate for the Tbwnk.ti ring hem - da) Me- Pert. fin. nhel and daugkt.r. Florence of French, (Ile, Imdbtoa. are whiting mien, Ili le U,.defich 1.1 Joan Nairn returned to Toronto m Tn,-,iso atter 'ending Ttant*lr Ina al her hone nine M,,- Martha !aide art, left ala Monday ter r'Mragu 10 enter the Mime. Training School for Nere, hit.. Evelyn terse. of town, wan flower girl et the Mo. to. Manion webfoot at Twee ate ea ,Sperm' rr CIh. *mut the TenkeivIng Hoodlton, 1. the gonna of ()wile moundwho le Tbr name of Gunner J. M Holiest, appeared in the ca/m*ley 12.1. utt Nuu- day as toeing among he Humber slog h - ly wouoded. Ills wolbet bar *loser re- ceived a letter from hie, Intimating that be was injured in the hip but 11(11 seriously. Corporal Jame. W. \1+c Vicar was' repotted 'seriously w deal 011 5 .1,1 - day, and 'u hospital at Canners, France. Sumo be went into the trenches last February bin name has appeared three timer in the casualty lists. A letter written on September 'Atilt was received ou Saturday, the Mame day aa the telegram tame. and in it he referred to tweeting Delbert Johnston. • Signal "old boy," just Ise be was returning to asst 0illetn.- COLBORNE. Dolt'T Mtge THD.. -A good time is En more ins those who stoma the fowl .upper send concert to lie given at Zion Methodist church. Colborne towoship, on Tuesday evening next. 17th inst. Alter the supper, which will be served from 6 t!; he Forest City yMiele Quaram will r - tette. byy tette, • musical organization that de- lights its audience wherever it goes. AdwiesiOn 2,N' and irk. , Mr. Philp Hinton. of Pori Hoy. and Maw' i'.wr. of Turon.o. are sidtiug their miter M•.. H Hsotm. Mr-. F T Emmet wad children left this week I o 1010 Mr 14sraer at Toronto, when they will now mote ih 1r tome. 31 J H Louder. who 1. n• ending the $,•hoot of PI :,snares at Torauto. wss• home for the i ho rdoefr.init bo Mar. Mr Ord Mc, 1i. H. Ling and Mt.. ti, ken .w ...ted al the moils -every rove -•*lament at, Lthrl Methrall•t church r.r, Monday of tMs week. Mr. H"bert Heid. of Hranrfort, who spent Thud.. -going wits lot. mother. Mr.David H. id. mod •%•ter. M.O. Will tarter. retuned te Br.r,:fonl n.n Tueday. Mr. J A. Hose ease ri.ltor In town over the wen k -and He boo town tran.erred Irons the branch ..1 t h • Honk of Montreal at Omit* and r,o..tattooed at Brantford. 3{r. and Mr.. A. J. Meldurchr. o' Wwtno.,. ,ta.k.. aro hero on. \olideyr reit to Mr. Me- Mun•h) s parent.. Mr. and 31t•.. 0, M )I 'Araby,. M- McMurchy 1.• condo, tor oe the 0.T P. mid le appareitly enjoying hi. work. This le \I. $r,t veal! to Oodok'\ In eight yoan. M. a. T. Kasen. ha. no tuned us Cllwr.w after • yid( of too weeks with Mr eters, Mee. Jae Met 1•cberty. Mr,., J. Y. Blur, of lomat For- el. who .pent Ilse weekend wish Mr.- Mc (lecher y returnee home on Meader. Her roan Mr. Harold Hloor. .coaopenlW b>) Mia ('umnlreta. motored to Uodrnch no au.d.l and .\r made the return trip with them. Mr. Oeo. Porter ha. reeeieed word the,. bis son, Lieut. Ernest W. Porter, Landed in England on the 7th inst. with s draft of officers from Western o)nlatio. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. The Taylor's Corner branch of the United J'atriotic Society will hold a sewing meeting at the homy of Mr,. David Ro dgee on Wednesday, Octoher 1!3(11. A sewing Inc the United Patriotic Society will he held at the house of Mrs. Geo. Falroner on Wednesday, October 19th, at 2.:41 p. w. All the ladies of the vicinity are cordially in- vited to attend. The Mociei v acknowl- edge. the donation of $11) from the township council for the month yof October. Mr. R. C."Hays has received • letter Crow his son, Lane. -Corporal Robert Cockburn Heys, which was wiitteo after he had been admitted to listen - don pails boepttal, t4eildWrd, Hog - land His benisons'. bir writes, was io the battle when the village 1,f l; .urc•r- lette was captured. lie mud several . owp•nions made au attempt to to PM 411 unprotected arra when the Ger- Enacts saw them and sent over • big "coal -box." which buried him and put pll hisc,inradr* out of Fiction cave Mlle. his lope outdoor eurcerded in rescuing him and the ltad Panes boys carried him off the field. Beside. suf. feting holm a menace nervous *bock Lance -Corporal Hays .o.tained o shiapnel wound in the (read, which he gays ie Very Blight, And his IPit Pau wee badly lacerated. lits condition I. such thmt he dice not expect to be tit for active service tut several weeks. CHURCH NOTES. At Victoria street Methodist church next Sunday Rey. R.J. Garbutt, 1.1. B., of Lurknow, will preach morning and evening Hey. J. E. Ford will be wt foreknow preaching missionary ser- mons. Rev. G. M. Holmes will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday, in the morning on •The Miewiunwry Church,.. and in the evening on "A Purcha.er Purchased." A cordial in- vitation is extended to all to ;Went The young people of the Haplit rhumb, nearly w .cine in 'mullet, U,rel to Wingham last Monday to wrt.nd the annual rally of the P Y. P. U.'s of this, district. Ail are enthu- siastic over the delightful and helpful time they experienced. eel.: Chari s. of the IOUs llootvssioo of Grey ;John, Wu:mites, : Mn. Tbnmaa Brown. Ethel locality ; Daniel. Karel. Alberta ; Simnel, Reward. Nook .. and Athol. editor and prop Mtor of the VI',sorla Harbor. Ont.. New We. Mr. MrQueerte bas one brother living. Charles, of Dauphin. Nn. McQuar- \t North street Methodist church next 4unday morning the subject for discussion at the Men's Sunday Club, meeting at til o'clock, will ler "Auntie. mente-Oood. UIlIr- mente-Good. Roomful." At 11 o'clock Rev. W. K. Hager s subject will he : "Loyalty to Christ is Iwoyslty to OurChurch. ' Evening subject. "Calling up Our Reset veto" The Thanksgiving services at Vic- toria street Metbodtet church were tarried out with gratifying sitcoms. Rey. W. H. Or•banu, of Sarnia, was braid on Sunday by large congrega- tions and preached with eloquence and Inspiration. The supper and en- ierteinwent on Monday evening also taught out • large attendance and provided • very enjoyable occasion. Great Attraction October 21st. •' Che Birth of a Nation" is due for an engagement of one night and mat• Mee .t Vittoria Opera Donee on Oc- totter 21st, when i) W Grimtb's .righty spectacle will be offered for the first tints here. Thie is the great Dr. Brown's Beef, Icon mud Wane fa a delicious tonic worth to tong. We never ask anyone to boy the oecond bottle. They .Iwa+s buy it witbout meting• De ieious an taste, it coot 'ins iron to enrich the blood, pept mined 1 Wonted) beef to feed the tissoso and choice Wine as was eppeliz-r. 1f you feel worn out you nods torus; you couldn't buds better one titan this. We +ell • great deal of o. %Ye could cell you a chewprr kind, but Dr. Biuwn's i• wo.Ih every r to we eek for D. $1.(Mi • ...KID. Sold only by E. R. Niglio •trngRi•i, O.wlrrich. Ont 4 leen Swed Mon : A pretty god thing was pulled off on the censor ny • local soldier. In witting n.,me be heeded h.. letter sOMME where in France, turd although eevrrss passages in the layer were ubliternteal by the ceneor,lhis Amit of it wan ovrriookee1 He is evidently lighting on the $onnue (tout. How's This ? Weedier O' a burnt reel r.dlu• rvomid for aro etre elastwh that .nount be cured by Ha.). cater\ Cow. Mesta Cater •\ Core h a. be. t taken b) rw r a rk mlrseere tar tie leo thirty 6.,• year., and 5s. Mamie known r to wort ieluble reused, for e.twrrh. Haas'. tsoarr\ Care set. r hroogh the blind on the 0.000.1. .aspera ..iie•11I R the poem ft o,ni the blued 0.r d. besU.w use oi+ea ed. portinn,. .. Atter you hose taken Hell'- Cat errh tore for w ,hort time you will +ee • meet i.,pr0rernwt fn )mr g.navnl hrtilth start tatting Halts, r i orrh yore at ono) end get rid of catarrk. !1.od or ie.,hn.wrlal., free. ' F. J. CHEN EY k CO.. Toed'', Ohio, r4.1 by all druggist., rte, Mr. and Mrs. Wu. flue 1410 re- ceived a letter fr he Ileadyuarlrre of the Canadian'R•d tires Society in England. stating tfiet a Isetlor 1r the Society hod visited their Mon. Pte 'Truest Clark, who is in Trent Bridge military hospital at Nottingham' - Eng- land, suffering from the rip"t'. of Ger- man gas. The vi -i or hound hint in good spirits and able to sit up. The Red t'. i'sa pe qdr pn'mis ed to lr.)k after hie and supply any comforts he tired!. F••r ire clean and fancy bricks try Edwards Order* delivered Phone 35). Miae lilennonf blear -Chane., Tor- onto, CamitiaO. heir fashion 111 or*, will be In Goderich, Thursday, Oetober IP h, at the Bedford hotel. with a full line of hair go da. Miss Glenn will be pleated to demonstrate same. y / /CT1ON SALES. 4truen.y, Def. It "ate of h .u.el,old furn- iture card h,relahinr. rent.Ined b, Ow red - donee of the tote Mr. Doty. !rock treet'ode ru'h. remmeneing rel I ,'dock. T. 't'NDav Li. ; t darner. ' TNcmmuat. Det. 1.1. -t•trerirg auction wile of bre• clew boy mere fano. farm..telt. Imple- nen•. .d ho... holt form lire, property of John H. !beans). et the preuu-e,. lot *, ose- es•-run In. !date. orb town.1de. commencing at. I. o'clock. T. (torsion ..,ictlanerr. Fwtutr. 00R L11 ( leering aurl(on .ole of ferns -to k std ImVlemenr., .r ran. eta., l•rop- e't) of 'Herman l' 1).e,. 14.4 3 ren,•. -don 1, Kopf Wass.,no.h. T HI vt.NV. snrtionrer. Nen •b.t, (k•I YI -SSRI, of s.h,shle Prop- erty on Me'krl-1 lee!. 4:ode.irk. b. -kriteria to Mr- J H Si iiliarn •. continent 11111 .1 ! t ,lock, T. Or •1651 .uu lonn•r. Canadian Club Annual The lennual meeting of the (' ma- dian Cloth of lioNlerirh wA• held on Thursday night let the Maw•,n.c Te, pie. The review of iaat orison . work .hosed that the Club had had an active and successful year. For the corning season it ie planned to have. in addition to Club luncheons with addressee by prominent Wren, a num- ber of evening sessions for diacnasione by the Club members of timely .ub- iecls. The election of officers for the coming .ea.,en t e.ulted in the re -circ tion of the preeideot, Rev. J. B. Fob eringham : the .toe-plesidenl Mr. D. MacDonald, and the treasurer, Mr. Geo. Williams. Mr. J. L. Ksllor- an. who hes filled the petition of sec- retary in an admirable msnner .ince the inauguration of the Club. declined re-election, and Mr. F. K. Hodgene was chosen for 151. Important post. The new exe:utive is composed of Rev. 0. M. Hobs Messrs J. P. Hume, J. H Marshall, Oen. Porter. rie's setryielne brother. are ii��Anne Me- attraction wbkb has broken all m- bin:sib, a Has tined. in i boa also aid, of Hannah North D' coa, mid �Its s credit rrecord York l'erun�n Boston. Ake. of Brawn's. Chicago. Toronto. Montreal and dee- The .ul4 folk nee !enjoying ewesppwarra where. it taken two ears to transport live peed Malt it at the present. They the Mg orgsniv etino. In the story MO loyal Mbaws of the Pre.bytwrtsw primer MOWpeople and 8.000 harass °bomb have • wide .equaistanee and l bra sees Tha story tells in thrilling detail the relationship that the rise .red f•11 of ela.e►y in Osla country berg to the snaking of Americas history. it M Ow grimiest .ebievement ever seem upon 15e Americas stage. pee Meloy eetee ied bm all who know them. 'M Fos; .steads T5( .1s - 21... to Me. midi lis• MQQ.arrbe and 4557 nowt see their dlae.nnd NAY�,(� R At tie BORN. on October I. m 51', .,.d Mea A. A. Heriot. a daughter MARRIED. RLLD.OIK1'IN. --At the hoee of the bride's mweets. •'kveegreee Farms. Nile. on ured•y• October IA b Ker. J. W. Hed le) Lim. Pieurcan. 4. tee se Mr. awl Mr, Jeans (Mr* to Melvin Reed. of A •k IDM. Ms.ION*1.I.-DOD`+. on u•tobr 10, at w hone of Me bride • parent. Aln. Lot, by Rev. Thomas R. Wine. of the Methodist church. Dr. Hugh (deceit MacDonell. of UMdrl,h. to Morel lfda. edge daughter et Mr. John M. Ilwl•. of .knot, 0110. HALEY. In Oodefvhon rrtday. October ., greet, Ann l urrle, widow of the Ian Nebert Haley. RRowett EC In 'oderich. o. Punchy Oe Whet S. Catherine )te.forth, wire., of the late John Brownlee, I. bar tet\ year. GENTLES. At Aetardra hospital. Ylad.Ae5. slut Frldsp. (5,105.1 U, Men Margret Dent 1.M MCKRAT.-At the Olen rare. utanfaed• Out, es 6seteenber t!, (}Soe Themes Utterer. sen MUM ate Lieut.Lieut.Fdmwant Mee - ray. In his Mrd year. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Oct 1L Aro Tee nesse r-Dbw*MR ••: J. L Killoran, W. H. Robertson and Yww'ented111.11r1.11.1111.1.11.. �u O. L Perrone. toutarweed ..... . ... ..... The presidert snnouneed that Rev. Maid Wasted - Ian . Tempe ' a Of. l'alIole, of Windsor. late chap- 17emisuuPower a Trtis.mielon ca. IAL - Ws .14 the 18th Battalion. would ad- J. M. Rehires a naw.. Montreal t does the Club on the 98th rot. Amnion R.1.--Mre. J a William. ' / - -- p..adse-OlssOCheese Tomato .... t If It's quality Tog want, use Black- ci..4.aest "A._ p. T Dm. 6 store" d.Ik,00e We etsam for .11 oe- Teadee. waste4-014are1 'wallows., e•doos. Phone 910. (4\. Ltd. / ---- - - --- Pesten flu rlo-Jes Lased It Mss _ .. .. t You oue't mama • mita out of any- i Olrl w..ted-Mea Newel 5 thlag be hasn't bees renamed into. C.t Prle.ma, -Meenbss, 0.•1r•a.O• 4