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THE SIGNAL
TSA SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LIMITED, Publish*"
11 J. W. Craigie
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE '
Dominion, Provincial,
and Municipal Bonds
Rev. Dr. Geo. E. Ross
at Fredericton
Tormer-Minister of Knox abut
. Goderich, Goes to New
Brunswick Capital
F. WOOLLCOMBE
Sells Insurance of -Every Kind
ASK FOR RATES BEFORE
RENEWING OR PLACING
NEW INSURANCE
Fire, Accideat ud Motor Car
INSURANCE
Deice :—Masedc Temple. West
Street, Goderich.
NELSON BILL
Telephone ]aO Manager
Itev. Dr. Geo. E. Stew, former min-
ister of Knox thumb, Goderich, and
laUerly of Ottawa, was recently called
to tlie'paetorate of St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian church, Fredericton, N.R.. and
The Dally Gleaner of that city gives
the following account of the reception
given to 1)r. Itoeb du behalf of tote
congregation of tit. Andrew's and of
the city of Fredericton: ..-_...--• -..
Seldom H ever has more upon-
taneous welcome been given a new
minister in Fredericton thou that ac-
tortkd hey. Dr. George E. Rests and
Mrs. Rose at St Andrew's Hall last
tight, the city, the educatlouel both
tutloms and the different denomina-
1(0ue being represented and each In
turn extending a most gretkMis and
hearty welcome to the new minister
at St. Andrew's.
The guests were received by I)r. A.
l'lene C rocket and Mew. (%rocket,
lire. W. M. Clark. Dr. and Mea.
(toss and Mies Anderson, each branch
of the church being represented In
the receiving line. The Countess of
Adhburuham was hostess in and about
the hall, width had been turned into
a veritable reception room, tall
paints being most attractively p)Itced,
while the floor was covered with
beautiful rugs and tapestries decor -
Med the walls. The charminely a` -
ranged tea table with Its lace cc.ver-
ittg and glass bowie of chrysanthe-
mums centred the bail, while tbe stage
bad two beautiful tapestries, whk•h
were loaned by the (bunteem.
1)r. A. Pierre Croeket acted as chair-
man and 'sprained pleasure at 1)r.
Roes' coming to tbe church. He re-
ferred to the sacrlhee flim had made
in leaving Ottawa and-iwuresl I)r.
Rtes that .strikes would be trade
here In future as in the past in the
work of the charrb. He welcomed
Dr. Rom as a Meritlmer cooling Lame
and expressed appreciation of tbe re
presentative gathering to welcome Dr.
and Mine. ]los.
Waieased by Mayer Clark ._.._
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
and STOCKS
rroai
W. J. POWELL
Plume 2!2 , f.0. Sex 438
4
Few men are big enough to thunk
you for tie unpleasant truth about
themselves and profit by it
1
Geo. Williams & Son
DRALIMIS131
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL,
MUNICIPAL AND 00R-
POiATE0N BONDS
� foal l�'Iw A
Oakes. next to Bank of Oen-
mores
ntmores
Phoma 6g G.d.rleb
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The Arast oag Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
FOR SAW
Good dwelling house, very cheap,
imga11 down payment accepted.
— Email farm near Goderich. Big bar -
ate. easy terms for payment.
J. W. ARMSTRONG
REAL ESTATE
Bea RI - aedalsk-
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of all
kinds
Estimates gives soM
.p ii at1
FRANK WARMWARM
Telephone 82 — Goderich
COAL
ICU Worship Major
bait of the ems, was very gelid le
come lir. and Mrs. Nur to Frederic-
ton and said they would find it a good
place to come to. It gran no sacrifice
Lur anyone to come to Fredericton
able. rM+w +••i-tIPJd. v letei nre.artivat R meet .Ml Jaw.. MHeeMr wad. - tae. .,gra
adv.= lealhm + zen 1r}+.'`t 3 ag11C1*y;.ireielY tBsforgot/ • a 7w�ii Ilii/lfjtras llk011gaig,BaVt5> sstC'e:t
Lowing to curtailed train M•r•vkr, the
car of relief goods sent froom Mt(aw
statim at the end of ti,•tober and
',mistimed t0 Stranrrer, Beek., was
somewhat (inlayed, w1Uh the remit that
live laurels of apple, were spoiled by
the hent. Rev. W. J. Patton of lien
wilier, who sulwrinteersld the ship -
went, has rtelvel word to tlw effect
.t hut with the exception of thew live
barrels of apples the toatet,t» of the
— s- cur were. received .1n. good. co.alltLon.
This was the Mrsatd car pent from
Mt'liaw this sermon. and iorth crammed
to the (up with liurnt fruit and vege-
tables. Mr. Patton remarked that utter
the workers had got through with the
lacking of the last car a band could
hardly have found room 111 It. The
clewt.tear also was -double the atundard
welght for carloads.
Letter from Mtratraer
The following letter is from Mr. K.
-M. Wood at Ktrenreer, Sask., dated
November 16: '
"Deer Mr. Patton,—Yesterday morn-
ing' i arrived In Herw•hel, seven and
a -half miles was,( of litrant.er, to nee
a Western village aglow with expect -
Gut aeU*lty. A pbone call cite yea
This *ism oma taken tea or left to rights lair IJtaiae) 31.were Ioi 11... iu their rotthful vlou» day had avask)md pep trip to
ve years ago, the oecmiIon—beim*1'anrtv0. the tate tbaraiid-T.-- (l__r'-e:� Islay. as student. -at the okl Goderich
Herschel. 'The ear has arrived, ' a
to town by Dr. C. J. Hasdltiw l)r. iCamilton. and Hr. flakIla iifl 1 (:ruuumr Meh,M t. uud from those days �voice maid over the wire. The car of
Cornwall. Ont. The lour are (from It. G. Reynolds. This netible guar- developed u lifelong friendship. ,tupplha we had waited for had cs)tne,
e refrigerator car crammed to over -
G.
twee
visit
of
GODERICU, n;? tq> n 4 DAY. DECEMBER
A NOTABLE! ire UARTETTE
HerschelReceives '
Car from McGaw
Youngsters Enjoy Huron Apples
11e115ages of Appreciation
Oat ta Donors
oho
IBI I,•
Cornuutll's Veteran Medical Practitioner
Is a Well-known Goderich Old Boy
Dr 0. J. Ha■ 414 los Practised
fa the Eastern Ontario Town
for Fifty-four Years
Tree Cornwall Atandardh'reeholder
1n its department "Down the lane"
gives the following akett which will
be recd with great interest and apo
1a Ata!lmltk+>E:
I. Charles J. I•iiamiltou, ex-M.P.
for Stormont, will hare an anniver-
sary next Monthly, November 27, and
It will not be a birthday affair, either,
for Ice will not have one of those
wall gnaw hum a "IawPpmt" settle-
ment 10 Jia :preeeet status as a near
city, and the earnest w i+h of his legion
of friend* In Cornwall. tl.roughotrt the
(11d F:astero District and wberever be
Is known Is that he may to Mien d
with continued geed heattb and be
sorrel to celebrate as. diamond Jubi-
lee In bb profession. as be did his
golden anniversary on November 27,
Whti �sr' ' archin
Cornwall at 6 o'clock la the burning
on November 270. MIR 14 www cold
and frosty, .with no Eights on the
Ilowing Minuet with good things elven
(Continued on pap 4)
lits stern many) many changes in the
development of the town and is tbe
pe•rionuel of km citizens, but he le
still the ,arae stout-hearted physician.
ever ready to sir all la fits power• to
alleviate the ills of 'suffering humanity.
Dr. Hamilton's first position of
public curet wax his election to the
town touneil o+ a coureillor tram
the West ward In 114th. in August,
1885, during the progress of tlw great
-> rkrw c.. tn.
the formation of the I'rotln• a SON
of Health of (Intatio, be watt appointed
medkal nater of health for Cornwall
by Janos T. Kirkpatrick, the then
acting Mayor of Cornwall During
about strong tin Ddrfr1t* * U. mils _ On November 27, 1$79, fifty. Fourth streets, when he dlseoc.eed a
lamp on the corner shedding ■ flicker,
land these temps continued at each cor-
ner to the anal wharf. Has Bret
meal was partaikeu of at the Abeaiean
House, where the Klee George hotel
1s now looted, and which was then
conducted by A. J Maley, alum de-
ceased. The roam the was assigned
to In the hotel was `io. 9, and the
Doctor, to say the least, way not very
favorably impressed with Oornwall no
that bleak morning when he flat set
foot on bee moll. Rut he was powwowed
of Indomitable pluck then. &e lle is still,
and nonny lived down his first int-
nreaslons of the town, and In the
1that hare intervened he
needed now more than at any other
tunemss
and wettoed Dr. and Mre. Ro
l0 hull citisensltip in Fredericton.
Dr. C. C. Jouee, president of the
l'uiverslty of New Bennett -kit, wel-
comed Dr. Ross 0n th
behalf of e stu-
dents and said he appeevlated the
tin
work of e pistons In the student
life of Frederkton and said be eta to
very glad bo welcome Dr. Ross
Fredericton.
Ciefgytleen Extend Welcome
Rev. George Telford said It was
a privilege to meet the membors and
friends of St. Andrew's as he had
many Linke with them nal cordially
welcomed Dr. Itosa and Mrs. Rosa.
Ven. Archdeacon Hate welcomed
Dr. Hoes on behalf of the Anglk•ans of
Fredericton and spoke of the work of
Woe Ministerial A.aociaUon and what
k bad done and the splendid teeth*
of co-operation width existed:
Rev. Dr. J. H. MfYtgan, urate at
St. Dunstan's church, said R was an
honor to be Invited to attend the
function In honor of lir. host and
extended a most cordial greeting say-
ing they were working In the cense
of Jess Caries
Dr. H. II. Hagerman, principal of
the Normal School, 'added words oflc
welcome to those already expremaed
sold awoke in appreciative terms of -
the work of the churches In connec-
tion with the student. of the Provin-
cial Normal School.
Rev. 0. W. Onion, Rev. W. J. Dade,
Rev. W. C. Kteretead, Rev. lir. F. A.
Wightman all expressed pleasure at
being *Bowed to welcome Dr. Rom
and wished him every 1.4141.013PIn his
ministry In Fredericton. E. A.
ch Mae -
Key sell so muhad been mkt
Dr. .__
Rosa •_s! Thanks 7)r. Hamilton received his earl! An individual Gift--
tour years ago, that Dr. Hamilton,
then a strlppding of a young man and nn
with only six months' experience as
a practitioner behind him, arrived
In Cornwall to commence whet proved
to be a successful career boat as a
medial man and a citizen, wteleh has
lamestcontinued to this day alesst without
interruption.
On Monday next, November 27, De.
Hamilton can km* hack through time
and reflect over his rdddeoce here,
then which will record fifty-four
years. That 1s a long timein a man's
life, yet Dr. Hamilton haft leen no
busy that It dont not actadly seem
that 1012‘ dare he trod down Pitt
street on a cold and frosty morning
on November 27, 1879, which was the
date of his advent here.
Though Dr. Hamilton Is one of v
ong Zaara-
,ephkaek...P r.Hml
altq►Yt1114. r;
t_t.<.atietrtthem
authority of w l'rorinclal Gurern-
ent of Ontario, of M1 ships and Yeo-
men,' coming from the I'rovine of
Qneel*e. Cornwall, unfortunately, got
her share of smallpox and under Dr.
Hamilton's supervision a smatlppx
h(s.pital was established on the Ding-
wall farm on the east side of the city,
nu
the 1spitel being under the care of
the late Dr. A. D. Wagner, with the
late Frank RObkkelx as tile negligent.
There were some very serer' eases,
loot very few deaths ()referred. Wit the
community was nett lank -stricken that
I1r. Hamilton had great trouble in
securing proper conveyances to offend
the borlals, and be and Dr. Wagner
(Continued on Page 6)
SEE
Carl W. Worsell
—FOR—
HUMIDIFIERS
COAL BLOWERS
PLUMBING
HEATING
TINSMITHINQ
GENERAL REPAIRS
!Tom SERYICI
Phone 475
Keays Street
TRY OUR
Golden Guetesey
�K
Table Cream and
Whipping Cream
Safe, because it is all pro-
duced from a Government -
'inspected Herd.
Your pationage solicited'
Clif. McManus Dairy
—PHONE 689--
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Introducing
A
HOW
AND
bor Saver--
FLOORS WAXED
let us e1 n nItT1tCToi
with on new -
which we drill deliver
lid thn nghty•ran be done
o you at a verylow rent&
For full particu • s drop i at our stare
Ta1bot Cornish
"Everything Electrical'
PHONE Store 81 Residence 500
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the best-known and most revered men
In g dFnwall, and ththroughoutI.egtern
Ontario. for that matter. Down the
Lane feels that some reference to his
long and huffy (rarer
will he read with
interest by friends' all over the tlls-
trkt at a time when he le about to
mark the fifty-fourth annlvereary of 1
making Commit] the town of his
adoption.
Born in Goderieh
1)r. Charley J. Hamilton Waft ow
born
c4'
h1 (iorieh. (Mt.. on September 15,
1855, and was, therefore seventy-eight
yensra of age on September 15 last. He
was the sonof a doctor, Dr. MOrgttn
Jame. Hamilton, one of the early
settlers of the Bounty of Huron. elm
ISM,ailed on July 2/1, ISM, when the sub-
Je'et of Mitt sketch was hut thane years
old. leaving he w•(dow with three
chlhkk'nhs
cn. the cdct of w0mt wait
Charles J. The widowed mother was
then only 1n the twenty-seer•onl occur
welcome that there was nothing lett
for hlm to sexy but w•tek•ome• or her cage.
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rFOR BABY
SOAP AND TALCUM
In pretty box
$1.10
14
InKee-pingWitkthe Times
Realizing the desire to continue the custom of making friends
happy with Christmas Gifts, we have selected only useful and
practical Gift Merchandise. Vit the Drugstore first.
Aathracite
Pocohontas
and Coke
We are expecting in
the near future a car
of Western Lump Coal.
'I <.-.
FLICK
`i Stents mew 17Y
Dr. Hon said tw was ocerwlwlmel ehlcatkin In the common schools at ASHES OF ROSES
f th
at the .eloquent and gen
to
emus welcome ;c /:urlcrlch ani gradndto ren a
tc•ralel hinwelf Gus
Met. th„M (]rammer School and for (line.” yearn TOILET
and mid iw had leaned to F red-
erht'tnn and i e people already
Sat he ACs Mem to stay. He 10141 of
4ne1dente In his work at (Ntewe and
Of receeiving the hearty genal witches of
fellow clergymen at Ottawa for me-
ccas In him new Mad of labor.
A program wall carried out roust*:
ing of a number of the tadiees' quar-
tette. Mrs. John Webster, Mrs. Helen
Pulaif er. M1.w Marion Edney and Mir
Shaw: readings by Mrs. A. i.. Iherow;
sok). Yrs. Jelin Webster.
Retreats -merge were stirred by tnenl-
hero of the church and a most delight-
futl functkee brought to a chow.
CANADA'S 81(11581) AREA
The total land anew of Canada, re-
s m-malelt to the iibtmoor
beata•1ri4J!twtrf_ or fP.FC . rad (M Jt KI
w
eat tavwys. le <4/Amapaat siarr,'i+te
winery mine of wbhtrf► atel,NIRrigthere
miles Is considered as twain( suitable
for egzlrnittwal or pastoral pmeynes.
stn 114•1 as a d.noglrt with the late
Franels Jordan, of tioderbeh. in 11t7.,
he entered the University of Toronto
as a student of medicine and fi-
untet on May 10, 114714.. After ht.
graduation he remained with ids (
step -father. the late Dr. G. ('. Mien- i
non, of Oodertch, fur a theft elms
ural then withdrew from the prteilee
of his protestation there to nate room
for hie bait -brother, the late Dr. John
iteginnld Khatunm. who }rained his
hither'. (Ace. iir. Hamilton earn.
east to Cornwall and entered a part-
nership with 1)r. J. .1 Dickinson on
November 27, 1/179, and remained
with I)r Mekinsnn until the latter's
death on April A0, lAtti. Dr. Hamil-
ton .1Nttlntwcl the pratfle of Ms pro -
legation on his town atmrant from that
time rap to the present, a eriinorma
151(tR1nP Int the ]senie41 -If afb-tene
Oars, and blit Apia "AO Hast' (e will
have carried tea her RwerwMe veers
under Iii. Own ammo.
The sweet Antro ACs aeon (brut
socAMULE
SOAP
For the Smoker we have
ASH TRAYS, PIPES,
CIGARS, CIGARETTES,
and LIGHTERS
PERFUMES
PI ItRE SiZE
500, $1.00, $1.50. $2.00
PLAYING GAIDS
60c, ?Is, $1.00
A USEF7ii,
+fsCi �mf►s fibre
For the
Bath
BATH !SALTS
BATH BRUSH
BATH SOAP
BATH po'. IME
'%,' lour
PFRIe'I'ME
'la bill,
Make n pretty
package ymtr.clf
('IIRiSTMAS DRUG McE('IAI
Burdock Bleed Bitters Me
i ruaehen Salle A!
Pond's ('ream Ile
Brom) Meltzer. lee. 25e, bet, 111.110
(•algatr's Tooth Palte.2 tubes 3
Andrew's Liver Salto ... 29e. 59c•
Sal Hepatica 29e, 59e. 11.19
Sim Camphor 1-.z. 15r
Cutex
CHRISTMAS
SITS
-360100,$1.00,
*00
SMELLING
SALTS
1500, $1.00
COMPACT/1
We are clearltng a
noibtter 111 HUI •
HAT WATER
Chr1•tritws
98c
Guaranteed tot
_tyro lepra
LAVENDER
FLOWERS
In la'ik
FACE PAW I)EKM
imported sort
ihancstte
( ekes Snap and Rot tie
Lavender Water
2rae-'"it SO
H. C. Dunlop
J. A. Campbell
J. H. Lauder
ER. Wigle
Christmas
Cards
2 for 5o, , 100
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HUDNUT •8
YARDLEY • 8
TOILET
WATER
CHOOOLATB ARR E Han you a Reapahot 7S
*Slip
ART BRUSHES
Bingle 31.60
Pair 32.60, $3.00, $6.00
RAZOR BLADES
LATHER BRUSHES
SHAVING CREAM
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