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PUBLIC NOTICE.
WELCOMED HURONS EN ROUTE
VOTERS' LIST. 11416.
MMCNICiPALI-TY OF TUX. TOWN OF G011E
RICH. COUNTY OF HURON.
Former Knox Church Pastor Met the
Boys at Montreal.
Res. (.so. K. Rowe, former pastor of
Knox euurcb, writer front Montreal:
"by herein from Goderieb last week
I learned that our Huron Battalion
would probably leave Camp Borden,
Friday afternuun en route for uver-
arae. 1 coin assure you 1 lost no time
int ttettiag Into touch with 'the powers
that Int to ascertain, if pureible, when
this 1(ilet woultteeaeb Montreal. Pile
eutho,ities are very reticent about the
wovetuet.t of troop trait{n. But bay-
ing assured the head of ofie ret the de-
partments that I was not a liftman
bombardier and that my intentions
were purely peaceable, 1 was told
that our boys from Huron would Ar-
rive at St. Henri station in two sec-
tions, at 4 43 and 3.15 a. tn. respective-
ly. ' Retiring at- auiduight! l set my
alarm for 4 a. w. -which requires the
eonrage of a Huron 1 Before the
triune were due Mao and 1 had
crossed the city and were awaiting
their arrival on this platform. Before
NoTI,v 1. hereby norm that J have Ig1yaano-
ta offer for rale at hr preAlrb.., Ih( 7 -comes- 1 min.4 err d. ',etwo w the
moron- uwap0l'ul
don It. AdbOekt 'half mile rest of kine silk , 1 in .rot1Ou Nuf the Ontario Vutrr. L•- -. Aet Ibe.
TtEIIDAY. XU�"KLAKIt IIM...
- cutis reuulred by paid eelhon to he .0 -
tom
•\ emitted m deli. era J of the lea. ru+ule Dunusul
oomme acing at 1 o'clock P in.. the followln1 -- .to and Act. of all W:rwu, apnenrlmC try LbsL-C
Hortrm. true atrlched t.un of heavy dra((&{ : rettaa Asse..o,eut Itoll of the ,aid munllipal-
ntare., with foal to Ma w+one boron ; 1 aatd (17 to ole etiU.Jed Ib rot- In the said tIuutci(rl-
lima•y1 draft. more. *1 fool at lout mud au oar Ity.al,electloo. for the IA .tative .l•r•m ly
to Mathewson'. : 1'dirtying [oars and red ..t - )UIielpal eleeriu..-, sod that the ..red
other .ne11a, r hur.w.. 11.1 w.- t parotid op at w) canter' the until
141. Dindi h >
Mood cult at
CAT -11.11. Tines m11t3' arm.. dna so .4pnl : Y Hrll, e.00 h. un he 91-t Ary ill llctut.rr. Itgq.
3 year-old heifer.. Durham and Ayrshire. duo and remain:yete for in -vet -two: -
lo nape• in Air 11 : 1 heifer Alit two .teel-. from .10d 1 hereby. dvel ripen all velar. to tate int'\
IaaJt )'rmr. u d ; 1 ..tet 1, l year. old ; 1 -.ver. Y me.li.,te proceedw• .0 have any e1 fOf• or
'• aml,.lw,• mite. tel ce.w.floe to •4t�R.
!rated at Hudecx'rethe. erg day of Nevem
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Ih•:. 1916 - -
s.+t• Clerk ofltistiAahluiA/fxlerich.
a�r•�th+oil : 1 +Vrfwl call.
'tlnKin. -.Twdde ewo►r I and :t year. old :,*
1lbn)rrnirt beep lean be regt.lrred l ; 1 aegis.
Wed "herons'** rain t4{xta.•- *lune u.
Paw. -Seamus purehre 1 row.
lbw L. rievent) •are young bens al.d pullet..
atether llabisstsio. s Atmu i11t `NNUAL HOSPITAL MKt:r'INo;:
■( al.l. 0. 3) O,wnt1) of P►lo. h.0). ti
reed ;arta•ral rod. It .til l hawing : 1 M1der. 1 1'ae'aassal-m meeting Ire Ai.. Minder. •Meme
rail . l *row .w all 31"..) 0b.Marrs- 111:, k.• , 1 re��� oft
he
hay who. 1 est M beleIe,gh. Int* lis iu a. find richest HI•-t'lt►1 wIH held -In tl.
1 *sI1l�I Internrunnwl b.el•I.'eder. It+r ni{)r; mitt, it,,,Ii Or, the.•1,(11111 ..1 perp til. N1t.1ut.• I
1 IatYi niti,,u^1 ouhiyot.4 greeny rrw1. 1. T. k v. eo'4•leca, t lcoop ( of tie rank fur theµ
1eoy1Irat n'. 1 lieswOU churn, ' ,•Ing1. year *►N h• .. tnnuted h. 1IN meet la* -.1,4 Iii
dsEs). *rot
ku•g ,lough-, 1'i(rrns was •. 1 toll 11}'IA of i r,,. •r. elects.) k rlkr•a.Idae Y¢-,•
barmy, t rot d.uIie�e Mune. ioarly Dew 1. Bre , Ali 41.11000 we urea) 1" .1(01(6. -
visor parlor, auks. J *Altman... ,. her , 1 i - PHILIP 1111.T.Prr.Ment,
wr ogd. I kitchen cabinet. I wardrobe" 1 Ja ;: N. ►� U IIx:EX,- 'J,4a•alary.
lravelourl. 1 erupts table. t Irr+l oil i! .4.r, 1 , i.
slot. mud other articles tar Oilmen o0. toMen I
toe.-- .
Trion, ' -AU .unla of gin and hater. Dinh :
Ovet .hat amount, It mon.e+s'eredli w1Rbs,
given on hlrnt.hing rel,lrrOtnt Jrt1111 nate 4- A
d ern _
re 1f 4
• ll
.•r trail.
K•
dim -
ons
.11 the rale ) per
u i aa.
Mt, Ina
M1 J for rail on en - ��}.i�. �' ,may qK wr ^lana.
, w Vt... Tu'o,. HAI Syle.1 ..ewer Afro*thha444' 11 POM
A n'ttFJL LY, • J011.
NM JULIA
P1u,.nct. r. � I. tli aklyMr tau per eerie or. If fret-_ p5ldglntil
-- Lat. Not ember .,,,o Die ter cent 'rd. t.
_ _ - Pry pomp. lY awl err lour dbctrunt•.
ANI(111 f4 ALM' .OF TW-ENTY•• W:11: 1 431PR1:LL.
VKV MIL('H COW)+, YO(J VU CAT. Wp:rmber2sh.1116. (•uELL..r.
kARL'ltl:.e'01.FB.1.10l.L8Ti:t4KY4kM .
AIRO1U1.1.9.-MR$:A. NICHOLL,
Moon serset. 1s preps ret to Ad all kinds
MH_ JA MEd E. Fi:ItOUNI)N • et hes week de from epi hair or eoir tail ..
wUl nell by pa- bite archon at Latinate. SOO, and. u*pIi(0 heir for ender*. .eietltiflc te,.t-
Godes leh. on • JNeut, (Arnie*. oto , aril atea for role toilet
IIIIiIAY. NOV I:MRe:It 17th.. tettnfP)t '..hamper I e deo,. trbam tic Ilea
or ma.awge tenni. her ante{ dAilo-0lioe. hitt
pwtmencing al 1 :to oet r k .a«tip :-_-- - if • r _. . --
Tweets -even caner young much crow,.. al j • FOR . SALF.
sunpwal to heIn ca.l. Most hew ate ornodtI -
grade Durban'• and a few ext.* ------ -_ _ _ - ---
- choiee Hd+tetna. Also a 'puling -rear+: --
R{ ` MALE -1 ' HAVE A FEW
IS rxtrol good LeiM-tar-taw (4. IewD+: ewe lamb•.alroa few Ruud lick.
1 pair yenning colt.. lolly ar ` apo.)
InR. r4ina 2ewr. old. sinal by Jxi .1/WJt:m- -t acus; in to. *tic at will. etttMtne thoroueh-
- They user 1( toe-rhr.rltrm -and T nMw Darr to brLA_•bORl THOuI Milli, -
handl... 37 11 lint cher (The equate. •
Truss.' Pi: nron•h-' credit will be given on
fun[-hinddppmtcd
,po�l nutss o
r fi d
baorot _
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�illVAri
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L' t*.H(CMEHO
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or per cent . +t rII 'wed ourdt-h.
JAMES F. FoUN, T rLN\IitIIF: 4..r
Proprietor.
- .1uelloneer. -
TLe undersigned nt►cr-
ffnr -Ale the following
------ anlrle.of household hlrniture :
--7 (Me mahogany centre 1.0.1.4. mahogany chit-
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AUCTION BALE . footer nerd dren-er: two btu.. teed. with -prang-:
A oak hookcaac, early )':ngli.h ant -h : National
Or, ' electri ranee: oak refrigerator, elect he light
V• ALUAIILL FA1t 4'1N UODItHI(•H TOWN art nr it. hem uWe.. hammock. couch and
asp ,,t, bade..
tiH1P.
Perrone dr.lring to do -o m.ty Inspect there
artfele+at residence on afternoon -of That -rosy.
Tricia yy and 14.nttrda/, Nei -ember latth. 01 h at.d
181k. frotn:1until 9oclurk. -,
F' R. RODOENK East street, Oodf•tieh.
0F'(401 EKIs t
TA X%Jt+`- if 1j
WITH THE 16I st HURONS
(By rhe 81goa1'r own eorreepondlet.1
SOC "-
EN Rut"t6.
The Battalion formed up on its own
parade grounds it. Oasop Borden at
2.43 p. w. en Friday (October 27) and
marched to the station, where two
U.P.R. trains o1 eolnnist member were
awaiting it. The 142nd Battalion,
acting as escort dined the road to the
written and cheered lustily ay the
Homme marched out.. A and H com-
panies retrained first and front the
time the signal was given to\entrain
until the train pulled out less than
five minute* elapsed.
As the writer was on the first train
he can only chronicle the events deal-
ing with the trip If that half of the
Battalion. The route chosen war L)•
wry of Coldwater Junction, Lindsay,
i'eterborougb. Ottawa and on to the
coast. Before reaching Lindsay a hot-
box on No. 7 coach (there were thir=
teen in the trails, caused trouble and
it was neceenary to stop several titles
to cool it off. At Lindsay a long *top
we could make sure which t i oil ore'wat tuadr and new brasses (hereilljtsl
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the invincible I11rt i beard,yt in to an eudeavnr 10
adjust- the
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incoming coacher across the tracks
the shouts of a hccire of familiar voices.
'11111(! M. Roo", hello, hello 1'
And baoking that we:- to my delight
1 raw the cheery, brawny faces of
trouble. While at Lindsay a laigr
number of the citizens gathered at the
station and gave the • bt) - . good
11' a
time. Chewing K apples
ear
handed around and r lunch put on the
our boys who were !mailing halfway [ruin for ever. moo, the latter being
out the car windows greeting 11111 in prepared by the 1. U. U. I:: -..Before the
the ur(5rt ruthvsiarttc tanase. It aurin pulled out ruusitg cheese were
was thrilling to er0. 1hrn1 andnto hear given for the Lindsey p uplr.
thea). Before the, realer was at s After leaving Lindsay the• trouble
stana4till 1 Wss a1)oald and in for with the hotbox still continued stud
mial.t of thew. They weer gleet. I owing to fiequent *Lops it Was tower,
dbn't rrmrtIbrr wren 1 have orally ►sly u) let the resin Ilraung 1" eia( 1)
enjoyed anything more that meeting ,'rupanie* go s H Intek
there boys, in everyone of wheat 1
have a prt•(Ional interest. We bad a
half-hour together which 1 thoroughly
ap'preelated-. ,
' Scarcely bap the first section of
their ttaiti pulled gut when the warred,
[tearing the rest of the Battalion.
pulled in, and again a httlehou Was
AND LA} $14
bead. AL ave
the ctraCb causing the trouble was
rideti'ached and a fresh one takenton
and no more trouble was experienced.
1't a catering to the Battalion eel
route was undertiseth by the railway.
company and the quality of food,,rt/es.
of the ieet and 11n Clint in the',ljltr
ily., The wen were drlil-lit.4t veld)
enjoyed to 1111' 5*141e way. met. the freatu neo they t.•Crlvist en mule.
every one of our O.derirh Ixys and 4 A long stud oar .0 ado *1 , out trot,
looking bunch and the cheer trill, heart -1 water was t enrwed tend the c!......
Advertising
is -the lite of trade. The 'trust
successful business Mleu are in-
variably gaud advertisers. It
ypu have anything to sell, telt
about itriw the columns of THE
SIGNAL.
THE BIONAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED, Ps aurae
ITHE LADS IN KHAKI.
war proud-oltheinTslt.-Thee are a Rt 1 whrrr the supe y o urt, , pre oust
test lot of DIM 700 wtenid ,wish to were thoroughly inspected. \\ hilt
Meet. Th$) 4.4'alrellinll arc Iation t herr a .try wrlanule vlsiun w a+,Rev.
Walt very r f.,rtxble and every wen Ueo E. 1(0.11, wort, caws ,,tla)wt111 And
'wokin hit beat tern* of their treat- renewed acqueottanee w1 1 hes n j
tuner. liotletieh friends(in.fr l <
' A5 tot .3Sa1u utled (5111 th0y gave The ltigth aria the laid arrtvcd at
rr14_;A1j,,,a 'Welty = rr and as it, disa'b• AionLu al about the earn(' time as HI
peered, moo tlI
4t311 a ea{
men, k
ref(
blit 7111
1(t- h they wrry 1 polar and IIN,1.41 w/ith envy upon
tit user ltgfsil.Qfi,(syr- )iso c..acbrr 11 , (he Iattrr,'ti!
hopial that the T• migh' � yekt1 e a orcynarty
urr' knee in the_
ri1. c� 11 t1 ;F `iher-1
e
n ye r
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t P t Pd rel
1 wee tl
i d
P��� j
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*be vain. 1 eon only hope :hat when own yusrtemnast•.•rr.'' at II 1
11)
fl lel..
but
J-� 1
they return weanxv have all n'ppnylu•wus oak('u-on board vat ,
Lieut. C. le. Pote, Nen-in-law of Mrs.
Horace Horton, bout been awarded the
military once for conspicuous hi %Very'
on the field. Lieut. Pott was very
*eve&ely wounded at Courcelette and
it now cotvaJeseing in England. He
will be remembered as manager of
the Standard Lean Co. in Ooderich a
few years ago. - -
L:erp.• H. C. Wilson, of the 111th
(Perth) Battalion, will Int einetntr&ted'
in Ooderich as Hugh Wilson, son of
the late Rev. Jasper Wilson, whp was
pastor of North *meet Methodist
church abut fifteen )'ears ago, Hugh
PTE. \V M. KENNEDY.
Mn. Patrick Kennedy hat received
a letter front her son, Pte. Willi•rm
Kennedy. written f • 1s South
General hospital, Hn K
hane Eng-
land. He atelr+ that 1)0 mat w„undrd
September 311th, bring hit in the left
ahuulder and blown 'thrum Nit.rn feet
in the air. He'lsy in a shell -hole tot
two days., the slrrtrher benne* bring
shot try►lug to t•racb hirer. The wound
is note getting int fine, hr says, though
still very painful.. 11.• was aerenteen
day« in hospital in Fr,anee before he
could Int moved. H. does/not think he
will h. Merle to go hark to the firing
Inc.iHe saga the R1-i•i«Ir are *deans
steadily, though with hews y 111010•,
Tend he Germane ate sul[rri g- *till
metre heavily. V, _ _
EN ROUTE TO HALIFAX.
Corp. Lewis Elliott Sends a Diary
the Hurons' Trjp to the Coast'
Corp. Lewis Elliott. of the Hurons.
sent hiv wife and hit pimento, Ur. and
51rs. Frank Elliott, a diary of the trip
made with the Battalion from Uamp
Borden to Bahfas. Following are
extracts :
Somewhere between Havelock and
tywitb'r Falls. -The train is going like
the wrndrlw you -will hate to exewese
scribbling. We left Camp Burden at
3.31 p. w, 'There are twelve cdkchee
drawn by engine No. 11M, C. P R.
We stopped and bad it good supper at
a youngster then, I Coldwater Jct. at . t:. It war a
hilt he it now one of Canada's stalwart C. P. H. meld and a d ). dandy to whate .
was a wee bit of y
tardier. Ili* 'battalion has just gone l we have been used to. Arrived at
aver«tar. Orillia 11 p. ter. and sew all the pretty
_ l lakes and the toWn. Of course 1t was
,Word bas been received that Ernest frothe ear wiud_l)•Ir. Arrived at
E. Thompson, .on of Mr. Ww. Tho•uP-� Gnt ind+ap 7 alt p. m. sou the U. U. E.
sons of town, in now r lands eery Drill. I i red s. - Ia g iruak hiillec 4. Lindsaanh000lat&y we
He (enlistedwithhand,. with all the womenfolk.)
who matched alongside the train and
lade us eroelbye end -good luck. I had
the luck to ht•ld lien. Sir Sans Hugh' -ti'
daughter r h.iUUd. How is that for
society ? Art reed at Peterboro' K all
p. en. Lott of people at the station
to Kee 110..-_011 again, • ` Havetock 9 35
p. m., changed train 'crew and filled
our water treks in the mare: Arrived
at 'Tweed 10.43 p. w. We are away
again and expect to be in Montreal be•"
tweet' 4 and 6 tomorrow mourning.
with the test Battalion,
was draftedLLMo the 49th, and baa
'reser in the trencheii p Aiisaelss for
some t1we.
r
Pte. Ernest - Steiena, who was, in
town a little 4.5er a year ago en route
to his home in the Weat titter (wing
wounded at the front, in now in Tor-
onto training with a cycle corps. AI-
tnotgh he was ill hospital for the
giratel putt of the past year, he be-
lieves he in now strong enough to re-
turn to the fighting ranks.. .Private
SteVe'n,. it i1 1..r111re C,dhornr town-
ship boy and w nephew of Mins Ida
\•al$toneof town.
e,.•s.
%V r landed at Smith's Fells at 12J14
a. rel r. r(. here goes for the hunk'. -
Well, 1 am awake. Arrived at
aluntr58l 1l ei clock r: w. Maturday and
Vt'Alkrrh'n Te , e, trlegnun 4hr fir+t`tlau 1 anus was Itrv. , Slr.
rlcrlvrd un \\'tdnrh sy tuorniug by PRenu". f1.' 1.111)0 through our 1114111 and
1 whim is shook 11aa.d0 46th all out lxwr. When
I of (astir( ,
at p Undid Be we ut berg for Llul Mittel war
at present vi«itinR at Mr. Hrtay.O eon,
K J'
Fi,tnr•'; an 1 that her son, do tome aide of
Or std [were.• batteries signaller. 'tett, ie 'beriil Misr. -fri t 1' t vyawa (n the other.
K sit), 3/floor IIs*, is 04. . 0 realer is cm the
rug siatelr i to ` lover K going
his b.•uw wit lflr, sir.(�{{ ler«; \\'illiamr K ii is a fine sight sin
hrtotrpirlitt in tour :{llh ,L(((eah. ii, 'iI1 ng h tip•` ire teiuts ref .fun' and
Hr was 5.011 tflburtht of here and bet« 1t xU -Ttspe riir, rust bre kitty n1
Ile ' Gtrnlr it \Vrlkr -t ►. frt••1 (101+1 till' .11'' eller-, \\
y `il Vit. 14i.1',,, ql .. It Y� j1. D1 > ls��ia
f r - p'itrt..iiu k 141111 1 111 11(1.41 tsI naris on
(*apt. Cyr it Carrie 465ite n his u,aus+,'that, w*t 't int in" Halifax -
rlrinbet from '•etvestewllrt•r i .hoe:" 11ini1 Jlul\tlpv' 1;'r'I►ti)y, a.s 1 gti_._ we
••%V.' ate ha'.li,K .eros• very tine have 1.41"1 55.ebto il. wie liavi• 151)1
ealher tire.' af!rr llrr recent hl'av)• i Met 1. p.•rsrin -inns wr tell Mlrntbeal"
4(5*.-�1Sj++plruttid w,st1.1 (,•r .the, tbM•tt•uld afw+nk Entzh.h., Kv.•rglxxly
ante, whish et pi s'eerdtng tlt'•ly , in l•'r.Rrt•h afd I br co oppt y in full a't
r,v day-. .ler-1 Drar .err rex 1 w Mit IN 1 churrbr-,' ao they -l. t. .natal:y
grnnp uL t,eruuan pti0nnI•rr, Lu1«y�}'1 gutaf down olww. (herr (•.riot'. -a tlst •
Oldiugisr•ai1A',;v.'. Them are gewntI,.frialinr4asv:M.40stops ,v''.e,-..1.'1.1'
� be lit
D
r• Inti r o wretch 1 a
•.►k►n :end art eery K p At C'L:(wt Iq Jnueu. n,
.1 ill. fighting. Ariel"' the nar7lO'vt1 i nice lit' le plate. of arts ut _,•rml i,t hills; -
a
spites)* 'u the
d A •, i r 1 'nil red w
ri n 1 1 •r . t.I tT l*1 tarn x K
('a«Ilrltylist.m OJatl� Ir(Krle• flue done. toast' ,I, l'•'h )hl.. u„h ate place- - the
Hne:,wi fk. ,but i'' ie\ bully cat 0p. tiro tier... (1 Hiram stn «1115,(• We. lett
Never otoe in the 'evreal charge s [lir Y 1':.lIs I li.r i.'tr , yratetalay nftrt noon:
ny.i-i0A1_1e-- (I' t:,itininn' enhtt'ta1' \\`P gn i4,lFtFRW'.: raiihrrnrd and left
uek'• A 11AHrrtutne(it:: nlid, Tttr ('5811-'' 41•hendirl.r J111,11 nu u' 1.:41 1'..tn. Ar-
umHi'•.'ter ti.ar:y mil rIrli'rd -I'V- the rived at "l..l'ietle i11 5.15.11.1 we had
li014ry arl.illrr iu the 1rat•. '1'fir 4lia1) `la 11151' 01(451011. ,e\t1 fn11 11ta{I wr Ire
brier" acid Y. `I. l:. (4. 111011our cel y 1 crurot•II 1'1.11,1 tnnn *row noon, ro 111
111041•(') tbn urua_aud 1110 resit ro la•r iosir uo.er etrhallrt at.Nit
Paving th 'r shard of the danger. mbar I so). Ina\•1'i1 keep my diary just
\i. Queen, 1 lirucctrld, hot`,• learn the Nom(', «u w�tII let loll kurus all
errata. I"in lanais tel KI9jI l*d nn *I h111 it burr., . IVs• a1vA1 Int to l 'is'I ac-„
+i Io,tc,'. f hen►• etre h p'...I nat'ph ret 11r►lig ht-11N5P�t111". *1(11 t well I.r ",
halt tl is dntng s1.Irt,l.sl 4610 k 551111 hi' silr5.p. ' 1 tun 1il 1 tonight, our 1
•i-1Mvr-ll.1L5 ilr.-t. .- ' ' dii)t: t *Ir. i' xr hilt 'ght'.
1' oar. - I hart Hort pint* 1;41'0'111" -f -...11,4._, -„,,,,,,,.--(Lit tot • _ Mourn
oltrtl. -. I` ti'nli elulurh.l.aludrlur hielhnt 1osh on r,Ihr► "1111'\of t;t0 tr'ack `
•rgi►iieflt 't 0 Sunday," atld as fur a+ 3 ,i#1'40 nee. eirld moue- '
tains all err 1 sue. I be <'nrys at a reel
I' •''''t. , r l'
Prete %Y. ,A. *nil Frank Shophtnd, ill hood 1111 ,ill 1 feeling fine.
«'Ina of Air. pard Nils. John !hoitl..ndpI ir4.atil o ul.I, ,I,' 11.`hSunedl puuurn-
of Rochester, Allwt•ts, nrr with the 5411)
force.: ever ere*... They ate inepllew. of 11515'. f11nt1)11g blit h,i"hi Mld til ."'
the 115.55(54. i'talkrW, of the 1113IlrinI H1liIax, M.rnday; 7.'.0 a, hi. Ar -
road, P1.. 1V. A. libophaud wax re- nivel 1..'r.' at t1 a ►n... HAd s d {dy
cen115 wounded. tip, but w.• doll c linos w1i('n'.gr
441,111' al ger 11 herr. 1Ve are
-- tr. ling fine. - r
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Among the ca"uititis' pnrtel ts --
wrrk'i.1liet a(5un.I lI. ,'f Earnerrr I'anhs10r • (!aasf-ienl'.1 oy.t, t s, .solid tweet. ,
v U from 1 '
r'r t n 111 t s k•
H 1 r1 trod*, or BIsC
\ U ht firth f
o .11 . �
•' Sun f
1
. .
Laub -nail
)
tun, Dt
oily to do !lieu. honor het..-. I Jrnst.
'eery WAD w 111 give :1 good ace
hietoelf and that we 1041', *11 bar.
In'welceme them home again w
victory has been won." ., i'*
not sufficient to cati,e Any undue ex•
-
4 rttetgrnt. '.
rr. I 'Se .$xtttedt►y, on At•t iVjRg�l[t Cneti-
h-" dirge, *pout 3 p. ler., she H'tuition
went for s short rotate march Around
t town.. Another route eh bras
taker' at l'nmplrlliiat, N. 14.,041 Sun-
day therning. At'Uhaudiere the aeon
could hit' the two. great ' cath never
farms of the unite tunl4te Quebec bridge.
(Quebec cityytay about ten tnilee t4 the
err.
13.. the train carry -
1
For the purtu•u of winding OD
F.`•TAFP: l)►-TH►: I,Arl: JAMES RAY
and in pun -mance Of the order made In the
Bu:Trin4 Court of °Mat-M.1n the matter of he
,ra*la of .:,e 1111 JAME-1HAY.bearing
pdate
_.. - Nr 11h'n�s ii i*N3-.141 pun er. atbe he -(burl
Hos, .r, err Ole own of O,Iderleh, on
SATI'ItI(.%Y, rue 1/4144[;Aof NOVEMBER,
■ the hour of 12 ,clock noon. the following
land- and prrniber, viz : -
IA)T h1' MNIR 41, IN TI4 MAITLANID ,'0N1•CIOION
(r- Tllk TOWN/0111'11F loiKKlC11,
in the county of Huron. containing 7:1 mores
noon• or lee. at the time of Ma death necup,ed
by the sat I .lance. Hay, lin the farm Is e,ltelid
s stone house. frame barn and other buildings.
['here l- n v 'doable gravel pit located on the
farm front which coo.iderable revenue might
oe derit ed.
Teems The fare. will be sold suhJect to e
reser., 4 hid. The purchaser shall at the time
of sale pay down n deposit of ten per e'en(. of
the purchase money and shalt pay the remain
ter .11 toe pen'hasp money within itdrys there-
ar
fter
rttlounr� nd conditionion . of .sale will be trade
known at the time of sale and In the meantime
may he had -from the +aid administrator 6r
from It soliettota
DSled this •'21r1 day of October. 1910. -'
.McKINNON do ROW 117, of the City of
Guelph.
Adminlat'Morn01114e
` &tat ofyJamea Ray. deceased.
t
J.oR SALE OR RENT-
yp�a� (/R REN Y. t1111.1.IIN IFOCSi Ofi
■' (;ln,c,.. r I..-- Apply to JO!. C.
O1tI F Ft N, 37 -tot
g1L1.-it.r.NT.- 'WO HOUIE9. ONE
1 on 1urulel a( -1 a04' hi"mtrer o(r
:.veru'• with m ern 401vrirknMr'. /4.i4i to
2f 'ill avenue. 1f• 2t
D. r 1 1 a
Mit?. .1. 1
N. h
)R BALE, -AT tth:MIDEN('E OF
Ugh, r ..tr..... .hoc•
1 II I' l ese
)t.
Kt .K11 i1F. Ids
r'ard, dining table. hall -tree.: ran'nnaUal
Mwkr.-c. b. -droop). (mutterer. chair.. (Able•,
olletutit..refrIReratot, wardrobe amt boater. All
In good condition. .41+.1 a' number of cowl
boons... Ire particular, engtilrt• J. W. BAKER.
Th, Square. 33.1t
uortb of Chat
At Bathurst.
B colli
and print ahead(
al,d.i)amimp*nieN abs
itle N. 13., another'
FOR SALE. -4%EDAR POSTS, A1,$0
' R. C. shingle.. Apply W. T. RIDDELL.
Aubnr0)
LOST AND FOUND. ,
u9T.-AU(.UST 18t1t. NEAR BED -
1 RORD' Hotel or Ford Oerage. a .Dyer
cigarette case with hot•..• a head enameled on
front. Return to lhlr (Moe and receive re.
wird. 35-21.
ITRAYED ON THE PREMISES OF
1 the ,rnderntgned. lot DI. concession S• West
'awano.h. on October •.."•ltd.. a red ro7apn de
horned heifer. Ownermay
have same
by pro*
log property sod paying
RY
PLOW L1:1t, Dungannon P. O„ Ooderlcb Rawl
Tel.:plione 48.
MUSIC.
ISS NINA WOOLLCOMBE,
TEACR11R PtANOrraPapilspreP at'ed for
Toronto Conservatory exmoina ora. Apply at
residence. Trafalgar street, OOdertch.
KO. 1( SUNBURY, A. A. O. U.,
1 L. g(� C. MJ, Ontanlrt sod Choirmaster of
nox Ckicreh. Teacher peed. *01(1 o?g*D
Pupil- prepared for examinations.
(fellow's.to RUM:
North rt recto, opposite
FARMK FOR SALE,
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I. An excellent 51re,. farm on come -.loo P.
north half of lot 1. A•hlidd. containing 1111
acro-, well fenced and *attired by arte.ian
welt amt windmill .
2 Another de..ler:or farm on conce..lon A,
•ouch half of north half of IM :1, Arhflekl, con-
taining fin)' acre.; good apple orchard. well
(mead and watered by .print creek.
For (0,0,,! 401-1 learnt. seedy to
M1tN. JOIIN T. GRIFFIN.
Phone ON r 1 Kintall, Vot.
A Wos And
G rria l , es
Painted P
a�
Call and make
arrangements to
have your paint-
ing dam ---e= is
winter. 1
LET "SHINER" DO IT.
The Dominion Road
Macbil*ely Co., Limited
1'IIONE 154 • OODFR.ICH
HOUSE FOR SALE 1N VILLAGE
OF Al'KC1tN.-eeren loom., wa4,rooppii
panty and woodshed : good rellnr ; barn wfIli
(rink-ttined stable : smoke holt..., frame b t11A-
lea 1.1121: fruit trees and -garden. Apply on
menthe.. MUKIt/Y I'.4TEltrr(JN, Auburn,
1211
CARDS OF THANKS:- -
.4
:prier ,cratlght tl{f to
'train' withCr.
;d, and et New-
-abort route
mart:hw•ad held. fillet -de w e mounted
on the tt•ein throughout th ' ,urnty.
-i
u
n
forguard
II
off.K
)111{1
those (wing total
duty two hours only in every fv`Ivtl
hours.
At Moncton. N. B. the Battalion,
(vas met at the station by the citii.enN
band and a large number of, citTz• to"
'and escorted through the town. The
c Biens gave the notdier46-w-msln1 wrl-
e'ome and ninny were at the Mellon, to
wish them (iodspeed on the a departure
of the train.
U. S. ELECTION IN DOUBT.
AIrR. AND MRS. JAM. LEONARD
l and lamely t.ke t hit mean. of exprswsing
their slneere thank. to the many friends who
extended ud.t'.soc yid sympathy In their
time of berea.en crews neonoror..- --14.- -.
LARD OF THI KM. -\VE \VISH
l to exprosr bot trice cis whfal o have heartfelt
thank. to all the good
' o kind to os In our great bereavement by the
Te. of ear beloved son, William. In the storm
on Lake Erle October Cah Such sympathy- as
wr hare received help• to lighten the heavy
load of nor.•ow.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
IIARD OF THANKS. -WR ORATE -
FULLY acknowledge and app*('elate the
k nd expression* of sympwthy and the beantl-
fnl floral offerinp of our many friend. And tie
Int lee+. 1140 of Huron hedge, No. BS. 1.0.0. F.,
and the Marino Club. In the recent- lo++of my
hMovod sort aid our dear brother. We ex.
pre.wly dealt* tot hank the Rev. Mr. McDsrmid
for the.erri,s tendered.
MRA. 1)ONALDORAHAii AND FAMILY.
WANTIU. .
ANTED. -A FR W WIRE B0Y9,
TT girls tine women to work In the ennnlepe�
factory. Apply at the office, D. F. HAIALINK.
President Wilson May Be Ke -elected.
and Then, Again. He May Not.
The result of the Presidential epee
tion held in the United Stettes ion
Tuesday is still , uncertain. Thin
(1'hur+dsyj evening Wilson (Democrat )
is conceded 251 votes and Hughes (Re-
publican) 243. There are 331 -votes in
tilt Electoral College and 2111 are
necessary for electron. he thief v -seven
uncertain votes are those of California
#linpesots,New Mexlcu, North Dakota
and New Hanumbire.
liotb House* of Congress appear to
be Democratic by small majorities.
Michigan voted for prohibition by a
large majority. South 'Dakota, Ne-
braska sod Montana also voted them-
selves dry.
MEN AND BOYS ; WANTED:-
.Yi . o or sax handy men or bore wanted.
Appy W PAOIO1 GRAIN DOOR CO..Oode.
rMh.
1`111: L \Th
.1 lost soon ,a A r. 1uo1 Mrs. John Kelly.
h.Nil•flch.
As already recorded in The Signal,
Pte. Pet. ick Joseph Kelly, 191'11
Dilioi), dr'd i4jM 1l.--t•tiitrrs •at- 1 rcee
a tTP T pit(ary. Alto., •,i 0x'4-oleer'21't.
The deceased wet, the eltjr.l. son of Nil-.
street,
sad Mr.. John Kelly, Church
rivulet i 1,., Ile 'war born in the town -
Ship of Mitrrisfin Dec,ltlwr, 114111, and
,spent the first tweet yeeraof hi. life
soothe furcal. He then ' ed with
the fau,ilb to !Myth . and atts'rwards
worked i1. A1ichigarr; then farmed it
Eley township for live y.•nr0, and
afnett fifteenyearsag.) went In *the
\Ve414 mister he w'a0 (I•14'grd es •1 coot
tract'Fin--thee--(*ental 'I'r nk Plicattt'.
He 1rnvAk besides hie wife, Who lives
wt Srafortly, toile sun •, twa) of Whole
are with tsbe\/ rtes at the front. '
The renlatniesere brought ler (iode-
rich al1.l elle fauAtal took place front
the patetrtNLhotne on Saluldny,
alt., to et. Peter's chervil, where I(rv.•
'ether McRae (Aid,! MAW, and thence.
haere._certtcterj-, Blyth. for
interment. The pilllbei►ryr. were
Michael .1. Farr, .1. H. Kelly,- Patrick
Vary arid 1'..1. Ryan. • Atnnn{\tliose
wllo attended th.• fdnrrrl were Will-
iam Kelly at�el Sirs. I)svyer, of 'De-
troit, ht•uthrq and sister of the d
emigr'. Moi. SI... Farr, of town ;
Mr.. Richard holey, of (laicege, and
Myles Kelly, of Los Angeles, also are
sisrere and brother of the dwtoased.
Writing to P4r..John Kelly end eni-
elwllq notifpirig hiTn of his w'n's death,
Lt,-Uol. W. C. Craig, enumerator
I91th Bette -Imre n, bays : "Your son
was with me practically torr nines
the Battalion ase Ar ianvr.l 1411(1 was
Well known and well liked and will Ise
w distinct loss. You have my very
eineere sympathy."
The - aimee likeness'. while taken
o me year6 ago is a very g,xxf one.
GIRLS WANTED
APPLY
GODERICII
.-' NITTiNG CO.
HE iS JUst" tE martyr THE
MANY
Who Haye Found New Health in Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Tarhot, Victoria Co., C. H., Nov. it
(Special). -Philip McLeod ie just one
more of the many resident. in thin
neighhorbcond who have found new
health in Dodd'a Kidney Pilin.
"1 have used Dodd's Kidgeyy Pills
with great .urceee," Mr. McI.eo d
states. "For yearn I had kidne
trouhle * d could get nothing to het
me. Beijing of what Dod4'n Kidney,
Pins h earns for others ed me. to
tree them. Five Armes cured me oom-
pletely. 1 have recommended Dodds'
Kidney P1112 to many people. I coin -
not speak too highly of them," ,
The testimony of people who have
been cured in tetter then all the the-
ory in the world. Dodd's Kidney
Nilo are purely and simply w kidney
remedy. If you hare kidne trouble
all you need to do is to ask others.
They will tell you that Dodd's Kidney
Pate will cure you.
rnlop, - (stone s. I'hlnu• ..In.
Word has been received that Pte. - Thome wishing to *end photos tot r-
Delbert Johnston.. formerly I (awls-- gene f4N-t• gate.,should not pout
h w,w moulds' 1 xt the Ira( 1t-nnt l,1T *([(ing ante , t is i but K'•t thew
tin
on 1he 'Lod ret UCU't)eli'. Slr..loh 1Nt11n Awaycnrly, Its err ar will �rr nurhrd,
in another Signal "old boy." tie left
(learn ich miner years ago and had been
ertokieg at_Winnipeg.
SHORT COURSES IN STUCK
JUDGING. -
Ti. Be Held nods the Direction of the
{hest Huron Board of Agriculture.
ArrShgrmPnte have been made for
the ho+tlding of•w eeringeN no(5d d•e.hitrehe c(5htn(e*
aee
�
tion of thhe Wutl�est Huron Bowra of Ag
ritetoltnror Thesee-will lie held at --saris
0118 pointe, we folldws :
Bliley.1e, NovMntr\Ir alt end 21. -
Dunggannon, Noveniiser'L:,and'-til.
Londesiw'io', NfrvrnlhlT 27 amt .114.
'rhe claiPer will be cltRducted by
Slesera, John (birdhouse, n \\'error,
and A. H. Harling, of Mtrathr . tow
WHAT EVERYONE NEEDS. experienced atocktwn. The .. , ss
will he convened a:. 9.i cluck in
The Best Local Paper and the Big City morning and 2 e'Clock,in the aftern
Deily,
and all ferment and any others inter- I
While we contend that the greatest eated in ae1�&iculiuro are invited to
t rein. ThOrrwill he no wdwinainn (PP. i . DIEO,
Alewsuin of circulation of y local join.
is the fleet effort of the newly iI ..
piper in your own community * it sits organized Board of Agriculture, and St Mi.,- uollerlch, on Tuesdlt , MOV T.
tial ter -Ch! [Test ('oda, t, We eh anti tin. it, Kss earnestly w'eired that farmers
1;
'Mule.. W. Rabb,- -_--•
terpriae54 of the district, Ne also realise and others will gilt their rim -operation -
the net•Pseity of the metropxolitwn daily to it w .deserts. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -1110♦: f)\'
newspaper to keep in troch with mar- Pace '�
lusts, outeid0 happening., world-wide One Clint for a pound of coffee, and (•,ud of Thank-- Mr, led ]ton, Win. IbRle.,.. l
and war never. W e have( male aprciwl gond coffe,. too, tat the Rexall st(M ,t,lo sndi.ni.yte. t'nhda.I�Thr i►ominlon
nrrgt�ngemente With The Daily Mel and next Thoradwy, Friday and Naturdwy, (toad Starhtnery co., Limited , t , \
F.nlpite, by whish Ise ran niter it and tm:tion stale -Ja., Ito. Feurneon t
Mir own paper, the Iwo together, for Edwards' are again making that'gd�+.. torrent- Mrw A.I. Metean.. 1
twelve mhntha for Iki.76, pure homemade candy. A sample will Thoroughbred stool for. dale Thomas tent 1
Send ell order; to office of thio con5i14 a yon. cant of Thanks --Mr. And Alco. Jae. Leonard 1
1f1113Y11 __-_. - Itrednr J. W'. rrosalar t
ural-ehipt oystere, solid meat and It's so easy to recall en unkind word 11on'n to 'tent --Jo+. ('. Ilriieln ..,. 1
always fresh, et 1Kdwards', Plume 21116 as it is to draw back the bullet after .till;le0i>ifile.-Mb Julia/1'ltntlly.
firing the gun. I IMvate Awl. of Roa4eltold tK,rnitore-1). R
Hodaena 1
One Cent 8A!c-il tn1O4) + Rena Ston.. ,... •d
Card of Thanks -MN. Donald Oraaam sed
Family... 4
Help Want.d'-D. F. HamKek. 1
Make appoint., 'Atte at . \'. '1'iteme-
I.Nl(r(, Ileo the%' • old hta 1. 2t. ,r
Walters ft Co 5 cot price shoe stilt
.e5 on. Don't ',ins the chance qf, Nav-
1 or *`2.14) on Altair of
i • 9114), EL
ah s. Notv,l+ your time to boys
AUCTION SALES.
Ti-o.t,tv;'�ov. It (J,-a.Ing a ,''al▪ emkale of
farm -.o*k, �1plemenl+, etc., the property of
Miss lotto M'-1 ,4Iy. lot 7. corse. ion 9, A.11 field
Ih,t m east 1 Klntaltl. colnfttenr)ng at 1
u •k. Jolts 04, auctioneer.
Wicu*VADAT, N y tS,-AectMn sale of fans
stock and Irlpteniduts, etc., property of Mr.
,)ohn Manby, 11u1Mtl\townab ip lone mile south
err Londnsbonit G (ll.'s!my , Auctioneer.
FRIOAv, Nov. t7, -11a14 of mulch cows, young
rattle. yearling wilts. Leidesterewes and Iambs,
al Isnuan's hotel. (loderr.;h, commencing at
1.:In p, m, JAMKa IC FKRnuNos, proprietor;
Tune. 11C1IRY, Aue(lQoeer,
ATI'aaAT,Nov, IP,-Atietler,wale of valltIble
hem, being lot 9I. In the MAMMA concession
of uiesofich i 'n -id belonging to the estate
of, rh 1a10 James 1), at the court house.
oterl -h, lit t2,,o clock noun, Twss. Guiiusv
tioneer •
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Tbe Magee. sale ever Matted in
Ooderich-Dunlop's One Cent Sale, Men'a 96.00 long teethe' hoots to
November 16, 17' and le. Many hitt clear et 1113.96. $500 high robber boot'
not ell the snap, are mentioned in tine to clear at $3.96. See them. Walters
paper on page 6. lt Co.
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