HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-10-24, Page 8Ft. -Thursday, October 24 1929.
Hallowe'en
Oooh! What a night
for a party !
We have a full line of
Hallowe'en Decorations,
Invitations,
Place Cards,
Tallies,
Club Napkins,
Favors. etc.
e
Cole's Book Store
Gethin Davies
A.L C M:A R C M
Organist and Choirmaster of
St Geese's Church
Teach*r of Piano. Singing,
Organ and Theory.
Apply 1' 0. 462
'Pupils Visited
ARTHUR CIRCLE
BAZAAR
In lecture room of Knox Church
Saturday, Oct. 26th
• AFTERNOON TEA „ to
•I'F'1'1-:11 t,
Mystery Table, Candy,
Homemade Baking, Fancy Work
Sc.• display of fancy work in NIL
Chea. }black's window.'
NOTICE
Hydro Arrears
Upon instructions from
the officials of the Hydro-
•. Electric Power Commis-
sion of Ontario, their rules
and regulations are to be
strictly enforced.
All Electric Light and
Power Services in arrears
will be cut off forthwith if
not paid.
{tl e 41{14F:R ('F
The Water and Light
Commission
Goderich
?AIT HURON TEACHERS
MEET AT SEAFORTH
Wide Range of i+ubj•r t• t Mere'
"by the Speaker.
The (Ifty-sixth auuo.tl .":••,': aces, of
the East I.luruu '1'eacl:erw „'lotion
WHO bell at 'Seaford'. in I'netu.e>,
pariah hall. en Thurs•tay' au(1 t'r1Jxy,
tk•totter loth and 11th. There were
MI teachers present. 1'rineipnl Ed-
win It. Crawford, of ucaf'•rt1' public
shad, tie president. np:od ;hc
tenth.
r.
Mr. Crawford in his l,Ir-.•irt:tial ad-
dress.' close the mut )c. 1 -T, A hint;
Trust." 'He wondered it teachers of
Ontario were always eoI•iznl,t. of the
importance of the a 44-; relent -41 In
them, and cited exit ,•e. that had
none -under his e.e; ^, r4 ;4'1011
wherein ta'achere had .
gotten, if they had ,
high character of their
lug, he said, Lever d. _
ways dignities those \%1
in it. The work is
.• n.r-
,...n•.. the
- '1'euch-
N
:an al-
, :.aged
.requir-
ing wkeelum. tart and .••• Is)
tierce. The teacher, u. ._-t 111.
oust 1e au active, aggro- • . iutelliL•eut
4.01111/4/111/d of live, 2A• , • i -Jew. circ
toe 11 11.1 above all J • se'lo,tar
-hip,' though a near cause for
-less•-s be reinforced that -ubt10
power we Bull force of , :,:141. tor. .\
teacher reproduce* her -cit iu her pupil*,
they lwing hero-woralipi, r
i.. -.:and In her care achy'
per week (hen they art
tench with their parent
-p",u-11.1llty for building ,
hcuvitt• 4.11 the teeetw•
mos lupaertant part ,
'l'eaching ie an art:
:he artist, the school
bre-tieti.S her matt
uud the resulting plat.
-4.141.
Mire 1)onglms, of II,
.n.tnictive talk un '•c, _
44n,4
Class.- For n.
_raphy and Nater.
..rrrlate . .\ knit
;lie outdoors she 1111444:;
rut and slaked deti:. • .•
little or no meanht_
chid•!. She rt'*-omm.• . •1
THE SIGNAL,
frequent nee of pictures from maga
zines. cutouts, imaginary tripe collec-
tions and charts prepared by pupils.
in order 10 arouse the interest and
luthusiasm Of the claw Site limit on
cxhildtlun a cut-out Jotauese village
prepared by her class that aroused the
interest of the convention and must
hate tarn effe•th'e 111 her. geography
..lass.
)lbw Myrtle Armstrong prescu'eel n
paper on 'The New English History."
She coteddered the new 1Hstory an
improvement on the old one because
of its interesting content and simpli-
fied language. She illustrated the use
01 pictures iu the teaching of a history
lessee on "The Ancient Britons."
.tt the noon -hour luncheon period
Principal Farmer of the Seaforth
Collegiate ln-tltltte ga4•e an iutereetine
address- on "79e Tent' of Daiwa -
•
GODERICH, ONT.
To the Electors of North Huron
Nomination day la ov, :cud w•e uuw
know where we *tend. tt•' opplweut
In thla mutate has sumo., .,sl hiswtaud
titer strengthened, and 1t I am your
repre*eptattve 1 *ball do all iu my
power to bring about real temperance,
a t-uuditk.n we would all like to vete,
I•Ilydro-Eleetrie
The Ferguson Goveruweut hue by
tatreful atteutlou Ito Hydro -Eke -trio
on fit newt two import*,. ,ptestlone- development shown that he has studied
f4rc moreyears' trial fu: I,•' I. C. A.. the interest of our agrieulturlat* and
and sattafacttwith ,e attitude bear In mind agriculture is the greet -
of the Minister
of Ed . ion In Lia
"clued "reform." He n'.. appear* to
have faith that ,}fvdr., ',r•' will be
reduee(1.
1 believe the L. C. A 1s' a "twat
failure as a control "'*sure, but
str4Nlg the sales aevenue,
*hewn byon tbe,.e figtlnl., r$17.p0O.000aN
the Itadz and month", , • .,884.18 the
next year, another. *)
rt due the
day after election whir •III show a
steady increase in sal• ,•e(1 revenue.
tion." Again I say I am oppu-. • the liquor
Mt-- Eversion of, the Str.ufnrd Nio. traffic in any form ,1 will t*
ui.11 School °peened the afternoon acs- faithful to "the elect*, ,J temper-
-4.m w'luh 4 paper on "Ten..hitn-: auto people who hay.. ioreed mild
Health. Site Bloke of the great cam- will support inc in the ng election.
1•8igu for health that 1. beteg w-agtel 1174110 rates must ),. •81144481 Loth
by governments Federal. i'rov'inetal to urban and rural ust• If $4.7.1 has
end ipal. nod 0111 lined that ell• been the maintenance , •:e t.. rural
.-atimi must deal with the phyMh411 users and that based oust. how
as well 1I the nu•utal. ('lean w'hoIN,
proper desks, good ventilation and faci-
lities for rleaalinles- must to provided.
4'otuulou .11se.es•8 and defer•tive teeth.
• tonsil.. nod adenoll1, -1101111 • he de -
?revel by the alert teacher.
can a reduction to $2.5 .-t before en
election be possible? is ...inter your
reduction o Ilceu a 1te It Just
before *u In edeaatioutn and 1.'rinit yon
had to buy after.
(11.1 Age Pensions t•' -t thla
Comity anywhere from - "8" 10 $114'
eat natural resource lu this part of
our Province. By btylug *aide 81,00(),-
000 per year for rural Hydro devel-
opweut, the Government baa now got
this great reoourer 114 such sound
fluaueial condition that rural Hydro
cel be reduced from f•1.65 to $2.50
per mouth, and financial aeesistance
given for fustallation. A farmer can
now have the benefits of Hydro to
light his buildings, run his ere*w
separator, pump, chopper, washing
machine, and other household machin-
ery.
I're•luu44 to the election of the Fer-
guson Government, no assLAaute'by
way of bonus bad been given to de-
velop Hydro on the farms. The Gor-
erumeut has already handed over
$1t,(IJO,t*0 for the assistance of rural
Hydro.
Township tSehsel Board Bili
Much unfair, lu fact untruthful,
criticise of the Minister of Echtc*tun,
and his protested Bill has been spread
through the'cuustltueucy by designing
politicians.
4.4 ! olio 'rlw convention' then broke up Into u any 00 boy ug at
N w ac•h 1 , • iwkI
pore lionr- ,.nuferellc,- of the variuns closes 480 during the.cumin4 r. which 1* the Township School Board Bill
iu
directwhi h mer in thepnhll achneol. led, direct taxation. latter --'.'•4884 made eau readlly eee that 11., wet111s
The re- t.v various teachers, . and diecuased; out 01 liquor sales in .• last fiscal nothing more unit nothing less
rnc'a•r rests the dittl'•ultie- met with N1 their par-' t'e'ar; yet to av0kl a ••rich in the than a bell 1,1 provide a
., uef fs tine rcuUar -phrres of work.
province. 20 per tent. 'he Old Age School Hoard for u %thole township.
er .,curl-. urn, Friday morning the rlw-tiou of t'ensintus is assessed , the- County. Not one syllable iu that bill refers to
teacher is "Meer. was held god re-uhwl as T11e Pnovinee 141011k)
the entire consolidated eeh'ols. anti the l'retuier
-4.11.",1 yard follows:: President. John Edgar. }crus-. cost. has neper advocattel consolidated
.9nildha81. i -rd.; v'i.e-lore-ideet. Mrs. .\Ike•*. Blue-: The grosspublic de •,f 1be Pro- te•h4ois. He apparently believes one
'8 (lttm:U+ cele est r2Otar,-trrnsurer. Gc. rge H. I v'iuee today is $4•l*..811. Hydro stilted board for a township. is pre-
.le•ffersni, 4'liuton: delegate to O, E. debt. which le prot•hI. :or 1s $153; ferable, but it is entirely up to the
,. ::ave nu .\•, ,}_, l'rnwford. Seaf°rth ; executive, Iftliki k)• leaking 04 1,04.....a. as the net township whether they want it or not.
debt, in rowmittee. Miss Hutton. Mr. Muir. and ebt, $112,0(10.000 of e..It 1e charge- I There Is nothing compulsory with Mr.
interest
the sluff of the \\'Ingham paiblir. w had. able to the 'Highways. a ►tar interest Ferguson.' It is suggea(fon o'ful7.
•i•iy should 1\'Ingham will he the next place of charges alone, pakl ,. le debt, a -I if 1 am elected 1 shall euti•r patblie'
ue 81.111 fu' meeting.
mount to $19./k)0,(p0 1. car. yet we, life determined to give tie test that
referable to •1'18 r4wdutl°us;pnmmitt4e pre'Pntal wen• told Ln \Vinglsam \Ir. Spottan, in me lien in the serviee of all the
that had its relate. iuclndhlg the following: :uol a fPw tellevo(1 It. r Dur entir•al.pegde• -
the count That the memorization selections
;Kitt
wits only =OntB. .t, 816(101►; I No j*'r-ei❑ of any standing ezpebtt.
the' more for high -clot] entrance be frequently IM90 encs added to the debt •of the any'thluq rlre but that ale Fergisun
hnt,gel. ° Province last year. ' Government wi11 1e returned to lower. ,
\ return of the }'• _ '.-un Govtrn- Knowing this, would It not be well
That the lk•parrnw•ut of }Attention
mem a contrite. or Li• for South Huron to have a supporter
prefers; and Authorize n Albedo Mynd-,
lection ..f oxen p -est in arithmPrlc and lino" Control Act for :. long as they ' of the same? In Juatiee to hereelf
'trimmer for fourth ..lite. -es and In' retnlln In power, Y more pleb'►, can Smith Huron afford to Aqui an
arRllmer1* forsenior thiel. rites ui11 1* given. 1 „4a1N1 Town- I ointment to 11 Goyerument prepared
That A MEMO of srat•wurk suitable ship School Boards w 1.• again in-: to extend so many services to this
needs young wen. Mothers today
should direct their boys' path toward
the church. Christ will stand by you
In the darkeet and bleakest hours. but
you moat have faith. If you Leer
the call do uut shut your ears to
it. 'Take up your crow and folk,w'
Christ."
The rally was Blotted by the pro-
nouncing of the bctlellction. by Rey.
Mr. Ik,ugau, of Clinton.
KORN,
1)A1X911.810.-u„ Sunday, tk-tuber
2'Oth. to Mr. and Mrs. George Beech -
ler, Gcderlch, a daughter 1Ju3ce
Cplcen ).
Monday, October 21st,
1900. to Mr. and Mrs, lasdle E.
(Bert) Rogle, of Iialerlch, .a daugh-
ter Muth Ellen).
I'lll'DFH.-At AlexaNdra husq(1tal,
4balerlch, on Thur•"Ia7, 4k•toler 17th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alpert 1'ruder, a
stn (William '1'bowas).
M. RIVED
IAtl►SEMORF}-Jit►S?t.-At the home of
the bride'* parental, - Hullett town-
ship. 011 Saturday, (k•tobe 5, 11R9),
by Rev. W. It. Alp, Elizabeth Mupa,
daughter of Mr. and 111s. Walter
l'unnInghuw, to Frederick Loose -
More of Glencoe.
DIED
\VF:LLF:R.- lu Ge"Ieriell. on M. I d14y,
la:tuber 21st, William 1Veller.
MAST►\.--lu
4 ;044lertei.. on Tile -day.
tk•tu1N•r ::'uA, Dina \bay \L•1 -our iu
her 15th year.
Mr. Thos. Weiss
is Opening a Butcher Shop
in the premises on Lett Street
lately occupied by W L. McLean
and solicits • share of the patron
age of town and surrounding
country.
CaII and see his cash prices
Open Saturday
Election Day, Wednesday,
October 30
owns
OWNERS OF CARS
::uag to a -e thein on
F:1..•tion Day in the interest I
Mr. C. A. Robertson
:ire. r•(141 - •'? 'u leave wnr,l
Liberal Committee Rooms
North treet
for ,neral ...lends be prwlwr*l by the a tr."lu4r II, two years 11:. School work County?
in l+uhhc Schools year of I
Ikgarlment , s and ,111-
Tours for service
.tINIPrten, ret N•rvh•nr 'of tittle, work in He. , Nc11001,k It ' v4•rslty I ' 1 n t
in the ('llntun and Seaforth pnhRc means thetoed
ret a mqn =
schools, introduoeii the subject id `'ll'allty' but relief to the Province. It
mold- in the seined,. Ile deplored means increased taxari all along the
.,lir luck of .rrloui- attention to bile Ifne without eorreq■•i...mg benMt.
-11Je1 in this 1'rntinee as compared To elect a Ferguseor.-,lpporter from
with the attention given to it in the North Huron will be -.• terpreted to
mean that: You are -*Balled with
the Liquor Control A.'. you are,.aat-
isfiel with the Hydro r:.tess you pay.
you are willing to i..,v twenty per
cent. of the coat of Ohl .\ge. Pensions.
and it 1. no conn; -.1 your% that
with ('hildren." She adr4,eatc81 the the Province Is t :':4 -Ing taxation
asp of the nti.ry hour for enjoyment. ''vercwhere and 11111c.: tip a Mtge
enlargement of vocabulary. and for Provincial debt. Can .en afford toI
morals: tile moral should on no ae- i take the chancel
count he paraded. a• children are 1 again ask the ,•jet•tere to tuerlous-
1 quite as capable of seeing It mat, older I ly eon.ld*'r the 'Poetise and 1 trust
1 will :mesio he ',gritty of
-.Ana. of the Brltith Isles and on the
4',ntinent of Europe. hut expressed
his pletteetre at the thereafterlntere.t
shown in the .nblet in recent year*
ln.
Miss M0148. of the Sea(torth staff.
addre-•ew1 the eonvtntion nn "Reading
i
A Public Meeting
of the Liberal -Conservative Association will
be held in the
Town Hall, Wingham, on
Friday, October 25th, at 8 p. m.
in the interests of Dr. J. BENSON WHITELY, Con-
servative candidate for North Huron
HON. DR. FORRE GODFREY, Mini -ter of Health,
will be present and address the, meeting. for. Whitely and
Mr. George Spotton. M. P., will also sp'•ak on important
ssues of the day.
Everybody Welcome.
God Save the King! "
THE ELECTION ACT -
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON NORTH
NOTICE OF HOLDING AN
ADVANCE POLL
OR
Railway Employees, Sailors and Travellers
Notice in hereby given that, pursuant t" 1h' provi'one of the
FJ4rtion Act •stion ee,, a poll will ie (Tenet ou the twenty-fourth
(2401) day of October, the twenty-fifth "Ah) (lay .,1 om,,ber and the
twenty-sixth (:0th • day of October, 11.2!+, from One 1,,ors. of two o'clock
in the afternoon until ten (i'cla•k in the aftern•s,n o1'•ach of the several
days. ,
The polling place for tl*' Electoral Dia►ict ofH ,r n North will le
located at the town hall, town of 4i'sleiich. Jig the tour/se of rtweit knit
the yotesof railway empr
loyes, .ailor8vn.l trevellers,.wh.r . employment
i. slwh as to necessitate their al,*e•nn e*' teen bins 4•• time from their
ordinary place of reeid*'nce•, or alio have reason to IsticAt• that they will
'be absent upon the d*) fixed for tleehrtien.
The ballot 1,. will her *p.'n*r1 and the rites ori'enterl at 'even o'clock
in the aftern*N,n of Wednesday, tl' • addled/ elan /f e 4 'ober, at the said
piece.
Dated at Goderich this IlSh day of October. A. 1•. 111/e. ,
A. J. fit ►I,OTH4)RPE. Returning Ott•c.r
your sup -
folk.
folk. She advocated. the giving of
looks to children rather than toy.. p)n'
Mr. Sacange, optician. of Seaforth.'
.-'poke briefly on "importanc'e of Eye
Testso +tl nerve energy m! fid he wla'talned To the Electors of South Huron
through the Improper fuectinning o•t
the eye.% and said that because ..f
A. 'R1 BERTS(,N.
till. waste of nervuu4 energy pupils
with defeetlt'e eight often were dull
and elnpitl.
on Friday afternoon ,Mics Everson
..f Stratford ale,ke nn "Phases of Eco -
Possible to Rural Se•heo1 Elu-
catien." Household-rtenee. she said..
meant more than food and clothing.
• 11 syn- meant to give useful Inform-
' :4tieln. not so mach to develop, sk111 in
'ooking or erw11ng.'' a% to give a sane
attitude toward home. problems.
Mb of Redmond of Auburn spoke on
Fifth Chi... Art." and told 'eoome of
her methods. She suggested the sum
mer coursee in art as an enjoyable
*8 Wen a• Insrrnetiv-e and profitable,
way of spentling part of one's summer
vn,•atien. Dr. Field was the 4)na1
speaker on the program. Referring
to the %tree's of sump of the **•hood
fairs held 1n the tn.teetorate. he
•hnught that other s -Eels might pro.
Malay take part in tide branch of elu-
ati.•u. Ife rompAlt[Nntid eclNol hauls
and teaeherst on improvement in beau-
tification of school grounds and build-
ing. In most section.. though a few
were dilatory In thie re -legit. HP
brought 10 the attention of the teaeh-
1 ers the regnhttiens regarding religious
instruction. new attendance forms,
new registers. circular ' on history.
school library gnmts. and other Inet-
ter'. of Interest.
Ladies and cant
As nomina-
seryative )1hr t
desire to ail*.
vlew•s of que-•
present eleetl. r..
The Pro* -in• •
Irll • having a 1
which ias lit...
-oda'. and tir.a
great 'privilege
with the nnmit,1
l•men -
of the Liberal -1'4411
ht South Huron. I
the electors as to my
c- before them in the
s r° 1* mugratulare'l
'remier and Cabinet
the Prevince out of
u••ial chaos. it ie n
f••r me to be honorer]
:fern to support such an
honorable Goternu.ent, that in the
last three years has accomplahel so
much for all tie people of the
Province.
GE44. H. ELLIOTT.
TRUSTEES .%ND RATEPAYERS, AT-
TENTION!
Dungannon, Oet. 21, 1(429.
To ttic Se•'y-Treas. of
the"& -boon Board:
The annual convention of the Huron
County Educational . Association of
Trustee- and Ratepayers 11111 1* held
iu the t'•w'u hall. \Vingham, on Satur-
day, Nure'nrie•r 2m1, commencing at
1 p. m. shsrp. .\ddressew eon live sub-
jects
ubJets of interest to an educationists
w111 be given by Rev. H. W. Snell. of
Brantford, and Mr. Wm. Morris, of
Toronto. president and 'es•'y-treasurer.
respeetively, M the trustee.,' and rate-
payer* section of the Ontario Edu-
cational Association. alert by our mem-
bers of Parliament. school Inspectors.
teachers and others. Make your re-
quirements alon educational lines
known to 1'ha.. A. Robertson. Gode-
rich. convenor of the rewdutien com-
mittee. prlor to the convention. Kind-
ly Invite your teaeher and have this
announcement read In school. A
special invitation IP extended to ladles.
\\'M. AR('HIIIAi.I), I're.. 1111ron l'o.
Fwltnsntional Assn. '
MRS. R. DAVIDSON, Secy-Treas.
Huron Co. Educational A.s'n.
TO RENT
uoutno TO RENT. -ON 1*U( E
it street, between North and Vic -torte.
Fully equipped. M. W. IIOWEId..
TO RENT. -STORE SUITABLE FOR
l■ grocery or office. Immediate pos-
session given. Apply to CHAS. K.
$IiUNDHRS, Goderich.
WANTED
C►MI'L'TENT MAIDWANTE 1►. A1'-
ply- to 11I1S. 4:AM87.E, Wat••r-
lo tat re•t.
(IOMP1:TE)NT MAID WANTED FOR
Llama general housework. Apply at
SIGNAL OFFICE.
FEATHERS. - YOU CAN HAVE
■ your feather bed made into a ean:-
tary roll mattress or down comforter.
'Highest price paid for feathers. Drop
a, card to DOMINION FEAT1}EK
AND MATTRESS CO., Goderich, and
our agent will call. tf
FOK SALE
p)Ii SALE.-SILOI1TIIORN It 'LL
la eulreo. of serviceable age. Brosn-
an* breeding. J. C. trISILT%, Auburn.
�1 L1.F1PS FY alt .seeLE-St Nettx
1 comb White la•glutrn Imlli•t". Price
frust $Lal► to $1.11; also year -Add hens
for one week only at 75 eentN. Rl)Y
T1 NIt.U.I., 11. R. No. 3, Clinton. Tele=
hone 3 on (*r7.
CAM) OF THANKS n1'.YIY►ES ARE -LIKE Ala:.:.
■ 'People know today that hen-.
M1tS. 4t'APT .I N4N(MAN Mel ►.\lit- 1,nyN•rlc feel with udnlrrelss and hal-
'People
*1441 homily ulke phi- ..pier• ;leased (Mods, produce high-flavored
t 1414117 u[ Pxpre�-iug their grateful *legs 1{•e spent 81.000 1n to and
thanker to iri•• ds fur kindle --es minerals to pall That flavor to our
shown 114 their t 1111*• '1 b..''•a '''
''
,'nt. 1144th t.*s 111111, while our potatoes ee0st
PUBLIC NOTICES
4lWNS1141OF COLBORNE.
11 Nehlcc Is hereby given that a Court
will 1* bel41, pursuant to The Ontario
, otenf Lista Act. by HIM Houor the
Judge, of tbe lbunty Court of the
County of Huron, . at Carlow on the
7th day of November, 1909, at 2 o'clock
pa m.. to hear and determine complaints
of errors and omlasion% in the Vo-
ters' List. Parts 1 and 2, of the muni-
cipality of the Township of Colborne
for 11* .
1)sbcd the 16th day of,October, 1929.
C. J. HETHERiNGTON,
('ler* of the Municipality of the
Township of Colborne.
lift/TICE OF COURT OF REVISION
TOWN OF GODF:RiOH.
you 52.48) per lags, the quail!, and
foist 'slue is worth :at cents more per
Nig than ordinary mixed variety, 1111-
gnt,ks1 1NttabN•s. Send a 11* -
c•ard 11) 114 for your nitool'.
1V4 -181111 101,11111 every lag to
1e right or your money hack. Yours
for bunelue.a. J. F. H1'(:1L1, & SONS.
It. It. 2. Seaforth. Huron county's
largest p",h1tn g l.wen. Delivery free.
TAKE NOTiOE that the Court of
Retiaiun of the town of Goderleh will
hold R* Sot siMing In the council
chamber, town hall, Goderleh, for the
purpose of hearing appeals against
the assessment roll for the town for
tbe year 1929-1900 on Thursday. Oct-
ober 31st, 1929, at R o'clock in the
evening. -
All parties iutere-tel are repueeted
to attend.
L . L. KNOX,
Town Clerk.
Goderich. t k•tol.er 17th. 1929.
av-
AUCTION SALES
At' TIONEEKING
THOMAS'GII\TRV, GODF:Iti('H.
• LIVE w1C)CK A).1) tikYNSki A:
AI CTIONEER
Telepbone No. 119.
1 Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satlsfactkon.
Farmers' sale notes dlacounted.
f'LP)ARTNG AUCTION SATE OF
�{ee
lit it • SF/HOLD • I'RNIT'i'RE.
We are Instructed by
MRS. ELIZABETIi THO\iPS(8N
to -ell by public an•tion at her home.
C1 r1A C
road ..lerich on
nm. .
'CATVIUSAY, (KT. 266
YOUNG PRESBYTERIANS rr.mmencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp:
RALLY AT SEAFORTII i'raett(ally all the contents of the,
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WESLEY W. FISHER.
►►tt Auctioneer,
w111 conduct sales anywhere. My
terms are reasonable and I w111 en-
deavor to give •*tenetion. Phone
Carlow 1314, or addr•ens R. R. 4, God -
frith.
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
('HIROI'RACTOR A:.D DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
Equipped with electro -magnet lc
baths. Electronic erectric treatment,
and chiropractic. Chronic organic and
nervone dlseases. Lady In attendance.
Office hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m..
excepting' Monday and Thursday and
by appointment
A. N. ATKiNSON
Residence and omee--(turner n'
South street and Britannia road.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
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FRANK P. GIBBS, CHARTER8.D
Accountant. 192 Ontario street,
Stratford. I'hone 1640. Rea 1330J
uo
Liquor ('oatrel Aet
1 would like the electorate to know
my stand on the liquor gtien. I
Am agoodgel a temperance man N.
my opponent, ont, or any person be may
111114 campaigning for him. If i am hon-
orerl by being your repre*entatiye, iI
promise yon my 'nice will to heard
in an effort to .rill tighten up en
lin*- weak slot- 111 the L. C. A., and;
further the elan -e of temperance.
Ten yell's motet O. T. A. had de-
veloped the curse of the bootlegger
to quell an P8 teat that during the
regime of three Attorneys it was
found Impo..p.le to enforce the Act.
By vote of the tucnders it was de- 1
ciclel that part of tie funds of- the
institute he used to provide scholar- 1
-hips for entrance pupils from rural
-e'1,00114 at •1114 11044 entrance exa111-
hwticnts; uud that the eNecntiv4 of
the LI.tllute 1e n roomette to nr-
range for this.
leave.. including11yinR -room. dining
1 Psrrttatires of room. 1.r14rom and kitchen fnrnieh '
Presbytery of Huron °R-' "�
of the glassware. cutlery. etc, Including Bev- i
A very Nueecesfutl rally' tial walnut pieowe, ,l good oak dlning'
Young I'eopleu •RcrcletlP, am) 1) nday melte. Happy Thought cook stove. 2
[ h P b t [ 71mm�
was u s he disiosel of.
SrAforth, int Tuesday. 4ktoher 1:Rh.I TPrnl.•-b'a'h
led the1 'dent 'tee.'
Y• P K aawi ti ' ' � I ( floor lamps. garden fool.. dishes
o'h o1N u the reN .y ery o Q14elee heaters, ear•. Everything mint
bekl 1 Furst PrP hvtrrtnn Chun h
The opening c'xe•rcises were freebie
PICKLING FRUIT
II Betty itnrclny
Yes'. Etre' fruit may be turned in-
to pickles or catsup -anti certain her-
: rice a. well.' 11erP are _two recipe'
that may well t.P added to milady's
*deckling
Orange Sween Plekle
4 oranges
2 cups of sugar
1 1-3 rips vinegar
1 1(88)4on whole elute.
1 teaspoon stick cinnamon
Teel ortinges, removing all white
membrane;' eat 11110 thick slices;
steam until clear and tender. Boil
sugar, ringer and meets for twenty-
' Ave tnin11tn•. Add fn►It end simmer'
aloe it for one hour. Plii a In ntPrlli7Prl I
jars and scat !
Lemon Catsup
Grated rind of 4 lemon.
J11C P of 4 lemon..
1 fahle.pon grater) h.rseradl.h
1 teaspoon salt
2 ttM8pNtn. white mn.tnr'1 'eel
2 teaspoon' celery seed
4 cloven
Few black'.* mace
Few grins red lappet
.MIc Ingredients: Mal thirty-five
mhnues. and 1t111P while bot. Let
818n1 fire er six week!' to ripen
Serve with fah. -
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OFk41t',t: It. F)1,141(T"1'
After two and 0114. -half years of (:oy-
vernntent ContnJ the Government has
sse eedel 'n I' tf ig the 1dR loot -
T.
Pinkney, of Seaford'. gave an nddre•-s
of welcome. The minutes of the Last
ally were rend by the ee8're•tery, Mhos
Floe Winter. (bslerlch.
Reports from the Suu,day schools of
1113th, Clinton. Exeter, Goderl•h, Hetes
gall and Seaforth, the Young People's
Societies of Exeter. Hensel!. Goderich
and Seaforth, and C. G. 1. T.'' of Au-
burn and Senforth were given by rep
resentat Ives of each place. All the
reports showed that a very prosperoaa
year had been spent.
11'hlle the collection was being taken
the choir, c%wlating of the C '(:. 1. T.
group of Seaforth, rendered a teantl•
f111 antltem.
Miss }isle Winter gave a short talk
on Knox College Summer School.
The report of the nominating com-
mittee wa• given by Mrs. Ik Tigan of
Clinton and the (Akers fns 1i410 were
elected. They are n- follows : Hon-
orary- president, Rev. I. R. Kahle, See -
forth ; president. Mr. Ertel Weir. Gode-
rich ; vice-president, Mr'. Angus Mc-
Rae, Seafnrtll ; *Pe•retsry, Miss FAde
Winter. Geuhpr(ch 1 trPAsnr•er, Mims
Ilertington, Blyth,
Mir. Goodwill expr•selrrl the wash
That deepest sympathy end lest wish -
141 for a speedy recovery should be
conveyed to the president. Mr. Weir.
who has leen so serloltsly int that
he was unable to 1e pr*'Ment.
Rev. C. 1.. rowan. of Hamilton, was
the *walker 01 the evening. He
'pokr on 'The 4'hellenge of
\'.nth," dividing 111* address in
three pert.: Challenge of Will.
Chelleng of Faith, And Challenge
of Emillirem*. lie took n. his
text Matthew 10:24- "Theta .fe.n*
Bald
In 1l1. dlse1plee. 1f one
by honorary press
W. GaNtwill of Blyth. Mr. Carl'
I�(tgor, nod tht'o all bootlegger 10 man will enrrne after Me, let him
at present'lelt.g (Walt w-fth. The or- deny httn.elf end take rap his ern..
' er 1.. out le tm•'t R^
and follow• Ml.." ,io*ne woe mekiui
Mr. Fergie."). baa kept feiah with an amnia t.. 11!. dl.e•iple4: "If 1111)
the 148illy
gde. 1 ask your •)"•rt to man will follow lie. There 1s nrath
ele.•t no, h. help promote temperance
still further.
ity eontrolling rl,e male of good 11'111°1,
1.7 eliminating the 'tile of poks°nal boot-
leg 11.114°1, by nate-nue(' ell -year mrin-
eatinn egein.t the improper 41.e of
liquor. ideal c mdltfnn* of reel tem-
perance may be reallaed.
The !Miner control AM can tee fut-
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T. GI -NMI( & SON. .\netlnneer'.
UNRF,SF,RVED AIYTI4►N SALE OF
F:\itM ST.KY<. INII'LF:MF.N'PS
AN'D PF.81).
JAS. D. M*-MANM'S
w111 sell by public Auction at his farm
L. S. orad, „Colborne Colborne town -hip. 2
miles north of (kalerlch, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMRPIR 1't.
eommprleing at 1 o'clock sharp:
Hor.e•s.-1 team of brown mare.. 5
and 0 years old, 3U 0-itt weight.: 1
team of grey geldings. 4 and 5 year'
old. 2$110.itc. weIRht : 1 driving mare,
quiet. single or double. 10110-/b weight. •
Coax --1 Holstein e41w. 0 yr.. old.
fresh • 1 Holstein row. R.yrt. old., fr(+eh ;
1 ll,ltein ('ow, 3 yrs. old, fresh; 1
grad•. Guerre•) Mew. 7 yr... 0141, 41114 1n
F.hrnnry; 1 ihlrh0411 cow, -ft yrs, old.
milking fresh to June; 1 Hol'tein mw,
4 yr* n111. dile in February; 1 001 -
'dein row. e yr.. old, dile in January,
1 Holstein cow. 9 yr'. okl, due In
February; 1 Holstein cow, 0 yrs. Md.
flee 1n February ; f. young calves.
Sheep. --410 Shropshire e'w'es: 1
Shropehire ram, 2 year. 11141; 10 Shrnp-
'hire Pty*' limbs; 7 Shropehlre ram
lamb'.
sow air 1 9 pdg% 0 weeks 0141.
Poultry. -20 Soling dneks ; 0 gee'e.
implementt4.-1 \h1.s•y-1lerrkt seed
drill; 1 Med'ormick i►eering mower,
Inew this year: 1 hay rake; 1 sed of
harrow.; 2 new ploughs, Fest &
Wood and Fleury : 1 •'t of .letg '
with platform rack ; 1 .et of lig t
s141¢h- : 1 wagon :Ind -t.ek rack ; 1
baggy : 1 cutter: 1 Frost and \Vnod
disc: 1 fanning n1111: 1 set single har-
ness: 1 rare rart and hobbles: 2 woe
-Intl*' ltArup.s. new this *King: tchif-
0. tree and neck yoke.
Hay and Oats.-- von bn'hels of ,fit.:
140 tons of good h,ly ; 2 fon'• of baled
hey;.7 tons 'of halal straw.
Other articles too nnmer(tt14 to men -
Don.
Everything advertised must be des
prised of. There will 1* no reaper,
nn anything.
Term*. --M1 'nm. of 910.00 and un-
der, ea'h; Durr that amount 10
month', Ark .11'4runt.
JAMES 1►. MoM:1NI'S. Proprietor,'
1'. (WN'DRY Os SON.s (toderie-h.
Auetloneerw.
Ing nw.re romantic." said the 'pecker.
then the ,spp8111 of religion. but when
romance die' we mw.t have the well
to carry on end preach the (totted.
Religion la never a call to lnxnry and
power, hut a call to nervier and self -
dental. Ono needs faith to .'*r1y
hint aerosol the hardships that fall
on • (thrlee(len %sub. Tale ehnrrh
Ninjwier.
MEDiCAI.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER,
EYE, DAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Burgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, aowlatant
at Moorefield Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, Eng.
53 Waterloo St. 9., Stratford. Tel-
ephone 207.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, on the
evening of third Monday of e'ac4i
month till the following day, Tuesday.
at 1 p.m.
1F.GA}.
rRNHST M. I.EE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and
Victoria streets, Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
DUDLEY E. HOLME:,
Barrister, Etc.
Office -Hampton street, (loderlcb.
Phone 27.
FR. DARROW, BARRISTER, }+1T.2.
Successor to 7.• L. Killoran.
Miele 97.
Office -The Square. Ooderl4l.
Maps & Rape
BARRIRt1M, KW.
R.C.HAYS-R.C.HAYS ta., B.A
*Hamilton St., (indericn
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
MrK11.LOP MUTUAT. FiRE IN-
SURANCE 00. -'Farm and leo
iated town property insured.
officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., O0d-
erich P. 0.; Jas. Wan,. Vice -Pres.,
Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. Mcflrognr,
See.-Treas., Seaforth P. 0.
Dlrectone-•A. Rroadtont, R. R.
No. II, Seaforth; John 04,. Grieve, Nn.
4, Walton; William Rinn, R. R. No.
2. Seaforth; John llennewiee, Brod-
hag.n; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. 3,
Seatnrth ; Robert Ferris, Harlock ;
Murray 0ltunn, nrncefleld ; James
Evans, Reechwond ; James Connolly.
floderk'1'
Ager,'.' ---J. W. Yen, Goderich;
Alex. j,eltch, it. R. No. 1, Clinton:
John Murrey, Reaforth; E. Htnchley,
I$P*forth. Polley holder* can make all
payment, and get their cardsi reeelpt-
ed at R. .1 Mnrrl.h's Clothing Store,
Clinton; Calvin entre 0roeery, King-
ston street, Goderich, or 7. H. Re1Ma
General Store, Beylleld.
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