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"SISTER SUE"
S THE SIGNAL
CRTH YEAR NO. 46.
NAL
ANIUNG SERVICE
you a recent arrival In this district? Would you Nie
mutation dealing with farm problems to this part of
the country -or advice retarding Anandal matters?
Any Sterling Dank Manage will be glad to meet you -to
balk over your Meow- to assist you in every possible way.
And If you desire Information of a foramina or taancial
Mature which he has net on hand, Ls w0[ make over"
effort to obtain It for you. ,,
Tide Service is treaty time. it is simply
hemi part m our policy
}[ '•Dorso t Service,'' Do not hesitate to call o0 our
g\ asst at any time. M
RSTERLINBANK
\ o. CANADA
RAIGIE'S',�
RANCE sail REAL ESTATE
FOR SALL
Two-story white brisk. fully
eight -reposed bon[ e, bot
ter -beating. Situated on the
loath aide of Lighthouse street.
Price83,IN.
Two-story rel brick, folly
modern, eight -roomed house. full
lot, double garage. Situated on
corner of Elgin avenue and
aiey street Pelee $3,5N.
o -story frame, seven -roomed
etetric light and bath,
1u BM class condition,
side of Wkiorla street..
Bought and Sold
J. W. CRAIGIE
Unlimited Quantity of
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THIJASDDY, NOVEMBER 17, 1921
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TIM S1ONAL PRINTING CO., minim Pu111Aera
CLUB HOCKEY Goderich Citizen Says That
Good Report On Child Y'elfare �� IS OFF TO
A GOOD START Britain Is Protectionist Country
County Secretary Elliott Presents GODERICH
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
et 83 per single cord. delivered,
THE GODERiCH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITSD.
Moot of Mertes 9t.) iPboos 61.
AND BAGGAGE SERVICE
inerts all trains. Calls made for
rs and baggage to any part of
Prompt service guaranteed.
elephant 51 Day or Night
-0-
. R. STOWE
e, Cambria Road, opposite the
Organ Factory Office
PUBLIC IIOTiCE.
WHOM
IT
MAY
CONCERN.
v.
n not M reeponethle for any goods par -
In my gn\aw unser, iteromptialed by a
n order
fslgned) DAVIDePROI•L.
R. R. 1(o. 5, Auburn.
leas Waw.nosb, °rioter la• ern. 41 :nn
OIISI I-HOUSF.'t.
11 kinds for sale at very reasrrnahle Totes..
a RrsT-The upat.ir fiat 01 Judge B. 14
vle's hawse. on at. Vincent street rosaaadoa
'ember 1st. Apoly tier. J. RYAN.
Real Instals and fesu,ince• Those 50,
Fra_ Agency
offers for sale a farm of forty-five
acres, Heil tlitnsted on the Sth con-
cession, Colborne township. 4 1-2
miles from Goderich. Good frame
barn and brick house, two acres of
orchard, well wstereitt fenced, and
in good state of cultivation; one
mile to school, two miles to church,
store on corner of crossroads. This
is a chance to get a good.\ farm
on the main road and close to
town. Full particulars of *his
and off 'stings to be had frOtli
C. C. Mc representative,
who would be pleased to show
buyers any time, -
C- C. McNEIL ---
Bruce Street .. Goderich, Oat
Tenth Annual Report of Huron County Childreirs Aid and
Humane Society Shows That 182 Children f-#ove
Been C�gred For in Past Year. i
One midsummer day able eleven years' aro Goderkh was favored with
a visit from a Toronto gentlemku repeaenting an organization luter•ested In
a type of welfare work which nos comparatively unknown In Goderich at
that time. The business of cariug for neglected and destitute children as a
Provlucial undertaking with an caner giving his full time to the work was
e line with which Goderich citizens' •with a few exceptions wore not et all
familiar, but after lkrtening to an it minting aekhress by the, viattor, Mr.
J. J. Kel.o, Provincial Supertntenle of the l'hildren'e Add t4ueiety, a
dozen Or more public spiritetl (citizens Idea that Goderich should be more
actively engaged in this laudable work.'\
Inter, at an organization meeting in the omre of Crown Attorney
Seeger the question of appointing a t'ounty agent waw discussed. The qual-
ifications of different men were ernsldered but the meeting finally was unani-
mous In agreeing that the man for the position was 31r. George M. F.Illutt.
In the years which have elapsed since )4r. Elliott aeeetmned charge of
this praiseworthy work In Huron county, the sound judg>nent of the men
who chose him have been upheld time and in. Indeed, no one could
doubt the wisdom of his appointment after attend a meeting In which he
discuss his problems with hie asegi'ittes, or a scanning a report, of
which the following Is a sample : 1
Ctesptalnts reeeived, 84. that may be brought to our no(k .
Investigation. 71. *mous chtldresu anywhere in t
Children involved, 182. county. Eighty-four eomplalnts have
Children made wards, 26. (vane to tie during the year, involving
Sent to Industrial School, 1. let_ children. These cases lave been
carefully investigated and such action
taken in emote aw w we combined
beat under the rim] Dees, Twenty-
six of tlwse (children were flintily given
over as wards of the ('lilitlreu's Aid
Society by the Judgts ',order. (If
these 'seventeen are girds and nine are
boys. They dame from differeirt parts
of the county ted were deseltte4. or
orphans or in some way \sadly
negke.tel.
Wards visited, 196. Two were takeu because their fa her
Warnings given, 22. was went to prison fork term of ye
These figures were part of the n'- and their mother was; 'Heade, to pr,
port Tad by Mr. Elliott at the annual ride for and care for them. One lin
meeting hell at the l'blldreu's Shelter.. little boy was taken from a mother
Goderk•h, on Tuesday of last week. w1141 was unable to maintain hind alai
They are a summary of the work ee- the warn' days was placed in a pied
vomplished by Huron county society furter lime. The next case was a
Miss- the last annual meeting. Below faintly of five, because a uw•less father
f.. given al r. h:lllott'" report.lad deserted them anl.tlw mother was
Mr. Eliott's Report. quite incapable of caking for them.
i am now presenting the tenth Gomel foster limes were secured for
annual report of Huron County ('hill- this family right away. ► brother
retie Aid ami Humane Society. It
Applications for children, 6L.
!411 received, 567.
Nall sent out, ars. -
Wards visited, 196.
Miles covered, approximately, 3456.
Meetings aldrresed, 11.
Odic? irttervkws, 394.
('curt attendance. 34.
Wards in foster homer heard from, 12L
Wards placed out, 38.
Want returned. 17.
Well Attended Organisation
Meeting Held In Council
Chambers Last Night
MAY BE TWO LEAGUE TEAMS
Mr. Henry P. Lashbrook Paints Dismal Picture of Conditions in
Canada Under Free Trade, But Nobody Proposes Free
Trade For Canada.
To the Editor of The Signal.
DEAR Sia, -During the present election
campaign Graft Britain is frequently
being held up as a great example of
Intermediate 0. H. A. and Senior trey trade' and we only get the brighter
side of it, not the darker. Twenty years
in N. W. League and Prospects ago that great British statesman Joseph
Claunberlain told the nation that they
For Good Town League, Too I could no longer continue as a fur trade
Country, and from tlat time down to dee
beginning of the war, trade went fronn
At an entJ.0 tastic nte•tiit; n the bad to worse, chiefly ou account of cheap
council chamber last evening 1 ,,.1.•rich foreign competition in all British mar-
kets. Fartones were clotted in every
town, firms were in liquidation and those
industries that were running continued
with reduced staffs.
hi the cities great gatherings of unem-
Hockey 'Club wan re -organized And the
following officer elected for tl. editing
ewMon: Hon. president. M.},.r 1tlglr:
president, Mr. W. Bisset; viee•pn•sak'nt,
Mr. John Wiggins; secretary, 'Ir L
Young; treasurer, \(r. J. 1 r. is encs; pployed mist daily, kept tn. order by large
executive -Mesar. G. L. I':.r_ .h 11. t ). i bodies of police and troope with fixed
Sturdy and T. Thomson.barmen.with whom conflicts were cont -
It was decide) to enter al te.t., ii, the I mon, whilst at all the great ports the
intermediate series of the 11 I I .1., and docks wen• crowded with foreign ship -
if • proper grouping could 1e arranged,' ping unloading fomign manufactured
to consider the entering of a t, Am in the' goods amounting to everything a utas
senior eeriest of the Northern League. It ; needed from the (cradle to the grave
alao was decided to form a town kagu.', (funeral caaketa were shipped from
and say oma desirous of Metering are Sweden packed full of matches which re -
requested to get in touch with the were- tailed at two rents per down small bola.),
tary of the O. 1i. A. team, Mr. L. Young, and about the only chance of employ.
at once. The suggestion wan considered ! anent fur the British worker was to help
to have all tic 0. 11. A. players ts.,le1 I indeed thew shi' , whilst the leafiness
to I d
tenaively manufactured in the States.
Theysere buying largely in South Wald
because they got it cheap, he was told.
!ie put a prohibitive tariff on it, and the
population of Llanelly, S. Healer, the hub
of the tin plate industry, dropped from
1'20,000 to 12,100. Possibly the majority
of them emigrated to the Status, there to
take up their fanner line of employment.
The U. S. has hind her tanfl in fear
ul (:ernany and otter European
nations, more a, than in fear of
Canada. Gernany, defeated on the
battlefield, will win in the commercial
field, if natlbns are fools enough to; let her
good"; in free or at a km tariff. Her
great manufacturing organization,. noW
permit her to undersell her rivals, end
with the rebuilding of her mercantile
fleet her advantages will ever be in-
creased.
I have wen e,nditiunr in a free trade
country, 1 have wen them in a pn,tec-
tionist country (Canada), and here the
worker is infinitely better off. Fres trade
give' a cheaper article without the mon4y
to buy. Protection may be slightlydear-
er, but always the money to purchataf,
My Mole object in writing this letter is te
put before the worker the true facia,- .
rty enters it not, for the last thing I.
would do would be W vote for any party
and to not allow t. s, many to line rep on thea used to emp y him were en. candidate who ativeratarl fns' trade or
any one team in the league. ( wipe thele was no tariff barrier against, reduction of tariff. On D ec emlter etb
It was suggested that any players a ho' ub.•s' imports. These were the conditions next every worker who votte fur free
wished W try out for the (s. H. A. team ' of free' trade as 1 saw them in England' trade colds against himself and against
should attend at the rink each evening at , before the war.
7 o'clock W do r,me running so as to get I The question Inlay be asked, Why did
into condition for rets{ practice when the : Britain so long renaiu a free track• court -
published awx.m begins. It war reported that' try ' The answer i., l'as't quantities of mblishevl in Canadian but if you
same of the players already had had rev- 1 cowl and iron right at hand, ..uI ('riority I p mere.,
seal "workoutte." of her manufacturers, near shipping facil- I could publish it !thin It myths be of
The appointment of a manager and idea, and a great mercantile flet. With i Millie rest' to that Who are in doubt at
1 liner was left for a meeting of the play- all that atm bar had to haul down her I this critical moment in Canada's history
and exeutive of the club next Wed -1 fret trade 'toilers, never again, 1 hope, to and
help the great canoe which Mr.
lay evening, giving the executive of be rehoieted, and prosperity svill again be aleighelN and our local candidate, Mr.
lob the power to make the final hers.BI,otWJt, are advocating.
eco n. Now would any worker like to see the Yours( truly
. Preston Strang was apppointer! same cindition as I haveelrerrilarl above IIKsttY 1'. 1.A.Ilaaer,K.
2,'e repnra•ntative at Elie meet- enacted here' Joust picture our court (u. 'rich, Nov, 8, 1121. ,'
• 0. 11..1. in Te,ronto, house square din awed with hungry un- EnrmK's Kure. -lies d�rliuP to accept
rown nos appointed room emnployedsorkerr, being addresed by one \Ir. I.swhbronk's dismal pietnre of h:ng-
anl a slater were placed together In a steward at 1te skating rink, his duties of their fellows, militia guarding the land t e(ore the war. Chamberlain, who
very fine home. Two mothetitt girls 1 heists bo lent anye'tie from entering, store our
tones c or just w few was a tical adM+nturer rather than n
k I theirLith except these w no have business them men war hila •m at the dock 1
lite fence-werktre
Mr. Miter, this letter will encroach
tot, much on your space, I am afraid, but
the facts 1 have stated I have not Men
0
the
ped
Mr.
a.. the e
logs of t
Mr. C.
appssrs but a veru short time since
.51r let wmlua1 nle•thtg held in Clio -
to
I reviewing the work of the year
Just Pt, we tind 1t to n repetttlou of
former ears. only a little more of It.
First. th% Society has life work of in-
vestigatin� mess of neglect or abuse,
CAR OF THANKS
...-
CAR OF
R. FORSTER. MR.. W'M. MOR ISH AND FAMILY
g! ♦ desire to thank
their manyfriends and
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT. - neighbor. for the khrluere sbowu them during
Late Hoare Surgeon New York Ophthalmic their recent bereavement. It
and Aural Hoopoe' assistant at Mooretkld's
ear' °'pet assn S" 1ARD OF THANKS. -41R. JAMES
[7e Hospital and Golden Square Tfiroat Hoe-
ettaal . Stratford. Telephone M.
London, En`
trawl.,
St.5-
At Hotel Bedford. Goderich, from Wrdne.dar.
November IM h, at s p. o. to Thursday Nov-
ember 17th, al 1 p. m.
AUCTIONEER1110. - -
STALKER, AUCTIONEER
Ue for household elxt., darn, stock. n'.,. for
aha County of Huron.
Address all communications to J.M. BTALKI
auburn P. O. (IIFtt
-COMING SOON -
"A ROUGH NIGHT" and it will play for weeks to a
cold, drafty house unless you order your
Storm Sash and Doors Now
Save money, fuel and be coml3rtable. They are.tbe
only genuine fuel saver and what you save in one sea-
son will pay for them.
SPECIAL PRICES on all orders received until Oc-
tober 31st.
▪ ORDER NOW
It means dollars and comfort to you. Phone 47 and
leave the rest to us.
•
Goderich Planing Mills
Phew 47 LiMITED P. 0. Box 18
aving $1,000
Through trilling economies, you can accumulate
one thousand dollars in a few years.
By tly and regularly deputing $2.00 a
we* with us -with interest at 3%, compounded
aIF-you will have $1,211.43 to your
in ten y..a..
C(I�„el V yho Result of Mak-
ing w Deposita free tie request
M
ION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F.Woolooenbe, Manager
McQLt'NKEY and son u' Ills desire to
thank the ,many friends and no
were taken ,w•au.e er was ' and at the ra final furrigls gu Hite .tatustluau, failed miserably in his "tariff
1)01 considered a Mtn to Imve, of every description wer.hei g
unloaded. reform"
YOUR NAME ON THE LISTY agitation, arai in every elector'
charge of tlem. are Piave('IS
IB �goodssortie efwhich were formerly made
with their aunt Who 1. guying them the In lrodtnkh, and this sort f thing
hest of care. A baby girl, whose l Sittings Now Bei
mother had no home. and who was
11 tMaintainI r el 111 WM.. Dickson At
unable
o hap-
pening
contest in which it was an. Jame the "tar- i
Held BI .lodge' all over the Dominion. iff reformer" (they were afraid to dei
C6aatbers 1 Every vote for free trod /swill help bring themselves preitectiornistal were defeated.
these conditions. Tariff builds up Indus-' If the workingut n of the 011 Countrf
P 0 Ie • 1 1,
placed in the care of faster parents. Itesidents of town are again renlink+l tries, free trade pulls them down. W twit
•
A family of five orphan children whose that the laid op{ortunit to have dam., the late Prtesident Mt•Kink•y woe in office were in "Itch dire straits from the policy
both parents had die! within a few, names placed on the vote 'list forts.' Imasked why tin Platt -exam not more ex-) (Continued on page 2.)whosemotdha o OBITUARY
children destitute were taken and im- tinge ng heki by .His nor Judge•
mediately placed In foster homes with. Die sin, at his chamber in the court Wm. G. Palmer
out expense. A 11tt1e girl a year oil house, the remaining days of his Werk '
p' At an early hour on Wednesday Nu -
was made a ward and with the mother and on Monday next. t,•mlx•r 9, one of titnt(nnl's old pioneers,
In the .1%11014 s a toter, if hi name
is not on the list may tender a hal ton in Ow pennon 01 Win• 41. Palmer, passel
f tech other ant et
the cumin election is l'°" k by the sit- ---
was kept in the Shelter for a few
hex rs and the days. We stilted her father'. home
members of Huron Lay('. 1, u. 2t 1' . for the
andgot his consent to bring the
many klnd,wsses shown them Aurinsh,, the illness
a1N1 euh s•qu'ut death of son and broth*,. Warren and her hate home. And saw she
A. McCluskey. (Continued on page 4.)
TENDERS WANTED,
TENDERS WiI.L BE RECEIVE'
up to THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15th..
1921. for building schoolhouse at Benm,lkr. Ten-
der to be in +en utilizing the old building: signior
new construction tin owghout. Tenders to be for
complete concrete foundation. building (plumb-
ing. closet system), heating Mater system). also
separately. ,f desired. School Board to supply
cement, gravel, brick on grounds. A marked
cheque for 10 per cent. of amount of tender will be
required to accompany same The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted Plans for new
budding on be seen at Benmiller, at J• W. Gled-
hill's, or at Woollen Mill. Building to be fully
completed by September 1st, 1922.
J. W. GLEDHILL, Secretary.
BenebTier Coneokdated School Board.
57.11
Is', There Hope for the
Non -Christian Dead?
For a logical, Scriptural pres-
entation of the above intense-
ly interesting subject hear
J. B. WILLIAMS, of Edmonton
Travelling Representative of the
International Bible Students'
Association, et the
Temperance Hall, Gedorich
(North Street)
Thursday, November 24, 1921
at 7.90 p. ni.
Seats Free No Collection
All Welcome
TllE FARM LAND AGENCY.
1100 acres e:cetleut clay idoat son. la Ice con
Anion, large portion seeded down, sir arts.
wheat -growing. All fall plowing dote: well
fenced.rinclpall new woven wire; artesian
wall and windmill. Oond fruit orchard. all
nerraesr bubIAinga, water and phone la
hollow AItoatel on ?nod gravel road. emollient
neighborhood. 71i miles from Ihmpnnon, near
echoed Price, 9100, 91000 will be accepted down
balsa's on may terms to tuft purchaser.
"o acres. said to be sterol productive Boll. large
Portion clay loam Pall plowing dome. No fowl
weed.. farm well leered: artesian well and wlnd-
mlll. RzeelMnt hones. gond .w,tb. tMtnas, weds
located fn good nelghbnrholnd near Mlle village -
Phone In house. mall hos pear boor, Price.
Sian Reasonable psy meat down balance. May
term.. Inotee,' of 'soh payment. a (orad haw
and lot In cialerbrh .111 be ai'opted 50 part pay
anent.
Alsos nnmh'r of other farms for sale at attests -
if prlr..
.I W ARP/OTROS,.
Above Parson's Palr. Ret es. (iofeeleh.
AUCTION SALE REGISTER .
T1 RhAY, Noy. Ie. -Auction s.N of r04dsnee
property sal household furniture. ate.. property
of Mr. fillip Aortic Ang.Iesm atreet,(ioderlrh.
Male at 1.10 o'clock sharp, T. Grammy, Auc-
tioneer.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
iiIVE-ROOMED FURNISHED FLAT
C tor rent. with use c f piano and phone
ae
Poadon December 1st. Apply at THE SIGNAL
OFFICE. It
U'OR SALE. -MODERN SEVEN-
ROOM. pre•as d brick hawse for sale. Ireted
this season: lust ready to be oc'u$sl Two
minutes walk from Moore- Apply (1. r GOVLD.
Market street. U141
L"ARM FOR RAi.E.-IN COLBORNE
township. lot •.'bed eon.•.salon. eastern dl-
vision; two miles from ilenmllier. Contain. 100
acme; s', aeres is now under eulnvauos. Good
story -.net -a -hall white brick boon: food bank
barn. 70 feet M OA feet; driving shed. !! east bye0
fenced feet. Well feed and wend well wM.r. PAUL
MAEDIL, R. R. No. t, ((ode tch. T5Mpl a.
r....
PUILDING LOT FOR SALE. -ON
Brock street. Must be odd within the nest
weeks. Make oder to MRS. THOMAS Ma
KENZIE. Victoria Street. GoOaedi, or toe,,W. A.
W HITELEY. 01U Oak Street. New Or ins, La.
ARM FOR SALE. -LOT 28, CON-
CESSION 3, Goderich township. mttslRfy
O 42 acres o1 choice clay loam, with string re
e nd spring well. Barn 4140, with cement stables;
hay horn, Wx27; drive -hewn, 162.27; small Ma.
Amuse: comfortable concrete roofs. and tea
acres of orchard- It is s)1Mted one atilt Proal
designated Provincial county rood. seven mikes
from Goderich, and i2 ro•,vtnitilt to school and
church. Apply to B.H LINDSAY. R. R. No, 2,
Goderich, Phone/102 r I tl
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
is res errant Or AtaxAabaa McGaaooa, LAT"
or Tea Towrtwtr nr Aelanaln. tM rn!
COVNTT or Honor& varmint. .SC$A110.
polling day' but there in no such pr vie- away at lila residence, 3*) Charles street.
n
n tl
a• list wheit wave, the Jlt
Mind. 'sHuron, and at an early age came to
i -Canada, Fettling ret Stratford, where le
The pittings before Judge Dickson are continues as an esteemed resident until
from 2 to 5 o'clock each day, with an hirldeath. Born in April, 1848, after Im-
evening sitting on Monday nextfrnm 7.30 migrating to Canada, 'le bona• of his
to 9 o'clock. I choice, he was joined in fly wedlock in
A personal appearance before the Judge : I1182 to Rosie Yeandle, whom he leaves to
i.. ta•cessmetro for the placing or i nsliiY on etre the last of s kind and faitlttnl
the list. i husband. Betides •his sorrowing help -
A copy est the voters list as prepared by mate he leaves W mourn the lois of a
registrars gistrars may tx• seen in the clerk's' kiting father, three tent and four daugh-
office at the town kali. I tent: Sidney (I., of Kitchener; Clarence,
of ail Wellingtlnt street. Stratford, and
Clifford, also of Stratton'. The daughters
LIBERALS AT WORK are: 11 r. }knlerl,n Evans (Edith), ret
Goderich; Mrs. L R. Smallwood toile/.
of Toronto; Mr. Albert Moore (Effie),
Organization Meeting lipid in Cons- and Ethel. both of Stratford. One
mitts* Rooms on Tuesday Evening i daughter, Mrs. W. I'. Sutton, and one
ism, Gordon, prdeceasrd him. He is
Committee rooms have been opened also survived by two sisters, Mr. Wm.
by the. Liberal tarty on Hamilton Shingle,and Mr. J. J. Rae. of Battle
street. In a portion of the standform-' Creek, Mich. The funeral took place on
Friday, November 11. to Avondale ceme-
tery, and was in charge of Rev. ('anon
Cluff, of whore runggrrgation Mr. Feltner
was a lifelong member. The pallbearer
were: Thnitlae Hinkley, GeorgGeorgeLitt
Harry Strawbridge, John Gibb, Fret
ta
Hardy a' Robert Plaskett. )1r. and
Mn. Emerwm Evan., ret Goderich, at-
tended the funeral.
ton for towniropie-the name nntstSt The deeartd was born in North fort
n 4gt:
Nortca M hereby elven. purwsnt to RS. O.,
cep. 111, sec. 00, that all guano. having claims
wheel the estate of the said Alexander Mc-
Gregor. Meesaaad, who died on the 11th day M
August. 11121, are required to send or deliver to
the undermined. Solicitor ler IM Executors M
the said estate. 00 or before the 2045 day of
November. 1921, full particular, d their dale.'
that after such three the k.ad esecetors will
datriliate the warts of the dammed amines
the parties entitled. harts` regard only to
aims 04 which they shalt then have received
notice, and that they roil net be liable to soy
person of whom claim motips Omit mat have hews
teeMved at the time of earl.%
edi
rsted Meath My of NoremMr, AD Rte.
CHARLES GA1iR 'ht
SSMwet, Mk
_
erly occupied by George Rlchan1son,
implement agent. ani will lie open
every afternoon and evening. The
('onvrrvative committee rooms ■re on
North street, over the anion Rank.
A rally was held In the Liberal
rooms on Tuexlay night. There was
a splel.Ild a(tendaDee. almost over-
taxing the capacity of the rooms. and
f d th
the ,prlrit o earne..tnetltl an en u- Death of W. F. Hott'rll.
'Mom exhibited moved the (internam The death occurred at Weeetnn,ROut..
on Wwln•M1ny. November 2. of *Ti-
the
b tANairn, to the kind
it hadwas fad Franklin }lowell, beloved hits.
seenhest meeting of the yea Ile had bend of Mrs. Wiunifred Helen ilow•ell.
teen In raier,ch . many yearn. Mr. In his thirty-sixth year. Thee funeral
W. If. Fra,PT, the Liberal ctlndMnte, siert-lee was held on Satunlay. Novem-
ber 5, at A. W. Mlles funeral chapel.
Tmmoto, Rev. ('aitern !tartlets officiat-
ing, a..st"tel fly officers of (hhlfellnw•s'
irxfge. The remains Were internd in
l'na.pe. t cemetery. The deceased had
bRen sick for twelve year". He tan,1
born in ()notelets. latter going to
Brantford. where he started htlsln e.
Its a plumber and gni fitter. He
leaves to mourn has loss a loving wife.
Mother. Sirs. M. A. Nowell. of Gode-
rich. And two brothers. Melvin W.,
tloxlertvh, and Harold it. Howell, of
Onondaga. The de•en.0(1 wa. a falth-
ful member ,of Colborne street Metho-
dist church, Brentfenl n member of
W. J. Verrty's mho.' sits... laid of Gore
},edge. i O (► F . in the same city.
I5Path of Warren Me('luakey.
Three tinir. within a- many years
has the Grin Reaper inea11e1 the
home of Mr. .inane•, . McClierkey, St.
Atxlrew's street The last .umttMns
came '00 Saturday evening when
Warren A., 'the esco x1 Min, sucenmlied
m an a.11te attack of Bright's (Itemise.
Three y,wra ago an eider brother.
Harvey, frit la the .irive et um allied
forcer at Amiens. T10s -Ase year
was present and adelreseed the gMher-
Ing and was cordially received. Brief
addressee were given also by Memos.
.1. 1,. Killoran, Chas. ()arrow, K.('.,
W. H. Roberb.on, R. H. t'trtt and A.
11'awden.
A mwstage was received from the
Women's !Ahern' Association of the
town. and In response a resolution was
pained thanking the lents for the ex-
ee{lent work they are doing for the
Literal cantle.
Arrangements are being made for a
public meeting to be held at an early
date In the Internet, of the Iiberal
candidate.
WANTED.
BRiNG VS Y0I'R GEESE AND DUCK
r1athen for deal prbre$.
DAVID BROWN. Mono 276.
AGEIOT WANTED
Full time or spare time agent wanted.
Commission haow. ('an he worked in
connection with peal (mate or inmratice
bputsin.em. Apply to BOX No. 17R, TiIF.
SIGNAL.,
Mr. 519'
.hiskey palmed away during
the nu epblendc and thus W'arren's
(death 1011 Saturday tmake•+ the third
denth in the family. Warren ind only
reached III. twenty-first birthday and
his loath 1. de"pty regretted by a
large dole of friends. For some time
he 111111 10C1.11 engaged in the automobile
repairing hnsira•ss in (loxiertch hut he
was compelled to relingnkth work on
September 1st after which itis strength
gnd.ally failed in spite of all that.
the feet of medical ..kill could do.
RPtllde, bis father. Ile is survived b
of i� bOrville.nll rother rville, at home..
Tuesday took place on TueMy after-
noon to Maitland cemetery. The 0M -
elating clergymen were Itev. R. f'. Me -
Derma({ and Rev. Jas. Hamilton. The
members of Huron I.adge, No. 62, I. 0.
0. F , attended an a body and awtl.eted
se
In the serrice.at the horand grave-
aitic. The pallbearers were : Ernie
Prldham, Frank McArthur, Clarence,
Robert,tn'i, and Harold Warrener. Mr.
Me('Inskey and son have the heartfelt
sympathy of (he commuulty In their
bereavement.
CHURCH NOTES
At Knox church next Sunday pnblie
worship will be conducted by Itev. J. A.
Ferguson, B. A., of Caren church, Win-
throp. Rev. Mr. SIrDernaid will cnn-
dnct annivcrary services in Caven
church. in the Sabbath nohow, ant 3
o'clock Missionary Sunday will be ub.
e-r',d, and a very tine program has been
prepares by the boys and girls.
Iter. J. E. Fond will preach at loth
,envies is' the Baptlst chttreh next
8nnllly. Itible wcltnrl will meet at 3
o'clock. ' The young people's meeting
will be hell on Monday evening at R
o'clock sal prayer service on Welnew-
day night at the Mme hour.
Spxslei services In Salvation Army
ball will be eondu('tel by Adjutant
)Wright. of Stratford, on Sunday.
November 21)th. at 11 a:nt. ami 7 p.m.
On Monday, Novemlwr 21st, at K p.m.,
lantern services will be given by Ad-
jutant Wright. Gntxi singing and
music no Sunday. You are invites to
attend these seri Zees.
The annual the nk-off.•ring nleetiapt
of the Arthur Circle will be held to
the lecture room of Knox choreh on
Motalay evening. November 21st. at R
p.ln. Mrs. Iltev.1 J. Hamilton will
give an address. The topics will he
taken by Misr M. Gibbet and Miss (1.
Clark. Members are.• esp.rlaiy asked
to attend and hrtng their mite boxes.
A envied half hour will follow the
meeting. whelt retree.hment.. W111 he
screed by members of grope four.
The Ahmeek Chapter, 1. 0. D. R., will
hell a meetit*a in the Award of Trade
n.,me next Mrnxtey afternoon at 4
o'clock.
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