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THE SIGNAL
FileTY.NINTH YgAIt-No. 3!14
GODEIIICH, ON VAIW). CANADA : APRIL 26, 1906
I
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
Announcements, Wedding
Cards, Boxes, At Meme
Cards, etc.. printed. from
at ustically-engrave. I • t'y p e
fates of approved designs
on correct styles of Wed-
ding Stationery at
THE SIGNAL 1
VANATTYH t HORKItTHON, Pveuatntea
Financial
When volt have it soul Of nuney which is to he used at a
curtain time a profitable wiry to use• it during the waiting
period 1s to take advantage of the •
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT
ldan, which enables you to withdraw your money at the
necessary time together with the interest that has ac-
e fated thereon.
Call or 'write for our little booklet entitled "SOME
CARDINAL POINTS."
THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZES ('S 'n) ACCEPT
DEPOSITS.
THE STANDARD LOAN CO.
W. L. HORTON,
MANAGER.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of /hangs of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
k.
of same wee
in issue
A.
jlllnslo
ROY ADAMS
Titan uiea or Pl.tso
Studio in hank of Montreal Pluck.
Ij1 1Ll.MOTT iHONOR.S/'F.R-
1 TIFICATK Trinity l'ol ege. London.
I.niC.i. organist and choirmaster of Kilos
inn h. Uodetich. teacher of piano,e rggaan.
snaring. thewr • and. harmony. Studio atMr..
McDonald's. St. lam id's .trout, two doors west
of Victoria street church. 7J -3u,
Fine Arts
1 RAWING ANI) PAINTING I N
u11. AND WATER ('OIA)It.
I'rim ate tuition and cheese..
l .anuhrbt Rauf
UltU. ' HAIW11T,
lUoldtborte'. row1.
Dentistry
(4 E. SALE, Lp.B.. D.D.S.
`l Mclean's }pock
Dr. Turnbull's old',tenets
Medical
DM. EMMERMON & Tl'HNBUI.L.
1/ ` A. T. Raxcxwtr. 11. II.
W. S. Ti ithlic i,.. M. H.
Offices, Hamilton Street. 'Phone tat
Residence 'phone 121.
l'lt. A. II. MA('KI.IN. M. H.
PHYSICIAN .1ND S1'ItItEON
Swale! attention to Eye. Ear. Non' and
Thant. taller and rcsldenre�old flank of Mo.t-
real. opposite I'ertom"e. 11 est 4.. liolerch.
Telephone No. let:
Legal
iCAMERON & KILIA)RAN• HAlt-
ItISTEtts, •ellretora.. notaries, etc. omee
Hamilton St., third door from Square. Ucslerirh.
OM. M. U. l'AMEHON, K. ('. J. I. KI1.-
LORAN.
pill/Ur/FOOT. HAYS BLAIR.
barr stere• olltitora, notaries public pr
tor
sin the Maritime Court, etc. other, r,..t Side
Square, next door C. A. ♦aln,'.' grocery. .Pei
tate hint- to lend at It w'.t rates of interval.
N'. P1t))UDF1lOT. K. ('. H. C. HAYS. U. F
IL 111t.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Tucttsp.r. April 311th.
Fall wheat, per bush, new i) 7:1 to S U 73
Spring wheat. per bush. nes .1 73 to a 73
0
Rye. per banal II 4I to LS
buckwheat, per bush u Id to U 1a
I lab., per bush.. new n :t2 'to o I)
Pea., per bush 0 7o to 0 71
Harley per us
bh 0 II to 0 11
14. meetings, tier ton . Ix illi to IS In
Flour, family. per cwt 2 S1 to 2 :an
Flour, patent. per cwt 8 W, to 2101
Bran. per ton . Is On to IV In
Short.', per ton Yea 111 ler Si IS.
ILay. per ton . 7 .k1 to s opWiestper mrd ... ... 3 ,n to a ,111
flutter, per lb Is to o W
I'hnoor-. per lb n 12 to (1 12
Flags, frsh, per dos . 0 13 to 0 13
Potatoes .. .. U Id to 15
('ate le, ontln'y to goer(. per cwt. 3.n to t m
t rattle. export, per cwt$ Y) to 4 7.5
Hogs. live weight, lav cwt. . on to 7 In
Spring Lanuho ._ I fp to 3 m
Sheep, per cwt 400to 4 91
Haus, per lb 0 I0 to 0 In
*actin. per ib v 13 to ala
lard, per lb 121 to lel
Tallow, per lb 0 a to 1114
Hideo, per ewt tt VI to 7 •51
Mhet•piek int,... ...
all to Li
Turkeys 11 13 to 0 1:4
l' nicker. 0 I1, to 0 lin
Ithitalde inarkets on page .5..,
11AN('EY, iA)EIITB E.. BAH,
.1/ ItISTER. solicitor. notary. special attem
limp given to Marine Court work. Money to
eon. Oitbe: North St. ani square. limterlch.
MU. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
. solicitor, notan' ppublic, commissioner.
cit. Money to loan. Irinco. corner Hamilton
anti St. Andrew'. Streets. Uoderich, Ont.
1CKINSON & °ARROW, BAR -
I/ attonreya, solkitors, car:,
Otelerl,•h. Money to lend at bweet rates. F..
I. DICKINSON. CHAItLICS OA1tItOW,
r (.. WARE), CONVEYANCER,
rJ . rte., and commissioner for taking and
rare limit rer ownlraners of tailaffidavits
or (1Mnuat Ions, depositions n- solemn declara-
tion-
eclarenon. in orn rxp,xfn
IliL a .Net ion suit or line
reeding b,In the High 1 ort of .l
u.tirr, the
l'ottn of Appeal for Ontario, or in any County
rr Division Court. All tlnnenwtlons esrefully-
anti promptly executed. Iteeidence and 1'. U.
asinens-Ilungannon Jot.
insurance. Loans. etc. '
1OHN W. ('RAiUIB, LIFE. FiRE
II and accident Insurance. Agent for lending
manlnl and stock atm mics. Insurance in all
on boo
lino. effected rt pions and at lowest rale+.
. all at office, corner West Street and Square.
gr iulitress J. W. ('RAIUIK, Uodcrlch, (Mt.
fele '1,011e 24
cKILLOP MUTUAI. FIRE IN-
S t' It A N (' K 1' O.- Farm and 'minted
town propert. mowed. Value of property De
'ned up in Jan, 1110, over 13.001010 Dme-era
and director: -J. H. Mclean,
re..
; T. F
raser.
vice JConnolly. (i. Dale. Mr.lhes-
ney,Watt, Jo. EnJ.
Jul.U. UNoee, J. Ikntne-
wets, director. ; T. K. Hays. Seafolth,seen'tary•
Ircasnrer • Inepectant, n.ar(nt director to lows.
J. W. leo, Holmesvllle, agent for west
Huron. Policyholders can 1n) ,wwesnmeents
and get their cord. remlptrst at Mr. (',pts',
r at McLean Bras.' Palace (lothing
Store Clinton,derderichf
LOCAL TOPICS.
The Hospital. Project.
lin +toothier culmgn we publish at.
ration 6ont one Of the pro.
motel-. of the (itelerich hospitalasking
for Mortised interest in tat project
on the part of the p.upl.' of Goderieh
and of outlying cu •s its well.
We hope the appeal will fall of fruit-
ful glowed, and that sympathetic
interest and substantial aid will be
fot•theonling in no stints' measure, so
that the hospital may cumue•uce its
weal work at an early date.
Honor for a Huronian.
The Greenpoint IBrooklyn. N. Y.1
Weekly Star has the following ref-
erence to it former resident id this
county: "Dr. John M. Campbell, of
N.intrait avenue, has been elected an
honorary member of the New York
Graduates' Society of the Maeliill
University. Montrei 1, Canada. The
,only other person enjoying this dis-
tinctive honor is the celebrated Dr.
William O,ele'r, of lonidon, England.
Dr. Campbell was valedictorian of the
clams of 11e1N."
Change in Livery Business.
The,populxr East street livery busi-
ness has once more change) hands.
Jot
r
lathan Miller selling mit his inter -
B. ) of B
win
n{. Augustine,
emit I.,. 1
Au-
gustine. who recently moved to town
fruit Dungannon. Mr. Augustine
wits 'associated with Mr. Vitlker in
the livery business before the lather
i•tune to Gcaht•rirh- and the new first
will no doubt Caeptnrr their share of
the public pitt'onatge. They hare
taken a space in our advertising coi-
1 ulna and their opening announcement
will lie found on page S of this issue.
The Canoeing Season.
The prospects are that the conn-
ing s•awnn will see hilly as great in-
terest taken in ea moving and haunting
lie hist s•as111 and a`lr'eady signs of the
tides are seen in 011\• corner of the
river where last yea the string of
INntUtous's was built. ' Messrs. Ails.
tit; and Peterson are ge.ting a house'
put up, "Johnny Pop". hits awakened
his town and five hundred to Saul
Franciwo. Berkeley, as no doubt
tunny temple have ihs•rvrd from the
map during the last fru obeys, is item an
the bay f Saul Francisco.
Off the Track.
Shut Relay w'as ovcasiunel in the
G. T. R. track alone three utiles front
the stttion on Saturday afternoon by
the rear car of a ftright,jram Leaving
the tricks. A eortple of the Wheels
were badly damaged and a glsxl tunny
ties wets! cut or broken in twin. The
our hunt have been dragged about a
utile and a half after it left the track.
The I:'Ju p. in. incouuing.expt•esa, -
ing behind the freight, was unable to
pass and the p. w. ou:going train
was in the same position. The pas-
sengers on the'incoumiug train -were
transferred to a train which was emit
out from the stat' here and the
travellers on the 3 pnn. train were
transferred to the I:'�t which went
tack down the line. Express parcels
were put off at a crossing and sent for
from town. Apart t' • the walk of
a mile and a half, carrying their gripe.
the passengers wear net no great
inconvenience.
At the Harbor.
The r.ew tug which \V.Marlton has
loam building on the harbor 'island
as huutcited this utor•ning,was
h ilt to replace the Huron of the
\.
Co.'s outfit and \will
N niton Dredging in u it
gg I
Iw -nowt'ars the Burton.
T e' wheel of the tug Evelyn bn1ke
Resit • the shaft yesterday while
the tit)( was out lifting nets and she
(mind herself suddenly deprive( of
motive power. An attempt was remade
to hoist tonne canvas and in the even-
ing the tui, Petrie went oat and towed
the Evelyn in. arriving abut i o'clock
this morning. This ' morning the
stern of the Evelyn was (wing hoisted
out of the water to !rake necessary•
repairs. Battle A ('onlo:is hoist
which they rid last year mounted on
a scow wait being cleat for the purpose.
The schooner Azov left yesterday
morning for Johnston's liarlx)r to
bird white pine for Chatham.
The sawmill still hits it good supply
of logs rut and the first raft will
lnobably not be brnttght down the
ake till s. ' time in June. t -
TIlE STERLING BANK OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
President. G. 1'. SOMERS. ESQ. Vire-President. W. K. HEO$GE. ESQ.
DIRE('TOi S:
H. w'11.IIEPFORI'F:•A!KINs. ?esti.. M.K.C.+.. l'NIi.
WM. BIN EEN. 12412.
JI/RN ('. EATON, K.'49.
Jl,IIN H. TILDEN. F.S(+.. H.twn.rus.
relitNEY JON:KS: E:S4. •
A1,1,. ESQ.
C. W. SI•KN('Elt. Est). ,
(i IllEltIt 'II 1(1:\NC I' 1%11,1 Ort:N MAY
.;ENEIIAI. RANKING itt SIN F.-
. TRANSACTED.
H. .1 F:I'FItlY, 'Manager.
1sT.
SA VI MIS
DEPARTMENT.
Meal .kstate for bale. Iafter t he winte'r's hibernating and has
Volt SALK. - STONE COTTAGE
[' on Newgate street. Apply to MRS. W.
A. ItHY NAF, Fast street.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. NEI%'
luu'OOIn bites dwtlhngt n Nelson
Auotioneermg
the frame laid for :t
'Phos. lairn ,cid
staked off a elaiul.
dit' to tint"sinall
will be a cams. Mr.
ting into the Water.
ti* o11IlI N'lll Ilan \•1• Iaoth a canes and
Twat house, Nhile
Ih•. Mabee have
Among new iul-
craft this Menson
I)i,•kinsnr is mit-
while the Misses
Ne .o, street. it
now being {deter,. All modern "onsen lout.
knees a ere• ,te.ine6lr residence. Apply to
JAMES lit 1'IIANAN. JR.. at (imderieh Honk I Honk !
Mama Still. It ref our liwe•ymt•n. Messrs.
frith: IIODKRi('H itEAI, ESTATE
1, AND INSURANCE AUEN('Y.
Fon SA1.1..
21 -story brit k end cement Iii rnnmcnt eIwrlltna.
Irma stable. 0 lots. Finely sit ousted
on Kent's at nil. Sean, a .nap.
2 -store brief store, taker. risen aux( photn-
Krepl, gallery. Situated on Marin street.
1Ilyt It. $1.:+xt
large lots, corner I'icton and Wellington.
Price. I-iri, Mine this.
2..tory brick. p-rvxrnad house :1nd 1 acres of
land. peel ot'1'hnel. I'ri.r $2,51).
2 opc.gnarter nun- lots tient- it, 7'. It. stollen'.
r u
est t. sit tinfoil on
'm - (moor hu•. 9
1-. 1
i
t'irbrn .t tussis, near Cell.:glatr: Institute.
$1,;so.
it -roomed frame house and 2 lot., AnI(Iowa
Artie?. $1;9o. Two busk Int-. Slap mob.
Lot and frame b,,nndry. 9i haat frontage on FA.?
.treW. nenn' Squeey. 11pn. •
n-rcxnn,d frame atop• and dwelling. large stable.
situated on Elgin avenue. !Ismer form busi-
ness. Pug anunalh'• ulgnni a tilt )' kna•ks
bin 4111,0 at your dun.
rl-slur) frame dwelling. •it noted on Keay
strewn. eight rooms. ilea. High 'k -boot.
Money L0101111.5 Ie•r 1•13111. NK.
('AltEY.
Hank of Commerce Bldg.
ry• HOMAs OUNDRY, LiVE ST(K'K
J. and general auctioneer. has removed frmm
Hamilton Street to new ()Mere on South Street,
where he will be found at all time. when not.
eery int nala.e. Terme rra..onable and every et -
ort used to rive you satisfaction Phone 50.
('IEORGE HECKETT. GENERAL.
VI auctioneer, OUR Hamilton street, Uodertch.
P. O. hos IP. All sales will receive special
attention. I will buy your entire stock of
household goods for rash, and will sell you
stoves. furniture, tnattresses, spring, etc..
cheap, fall and sn,, what w•r 11111110 for you In
Lhis line. (IiOlt(iK HFA'K KTT, l'urio-itY
hop, (1ldorich.
HOI'ME ANi) LU1' FOIL SALE. -A
snort triune story and a half dwelling.
'pouter of an acre of baoet, .(ebbe, good well.
Posses•lmrta, ho elven mini Unim. Apply y to
Mit.S. ALEXANDER Mi RAP:. gluten. 1.1f
-11.N EXCELLENTFt) I,' A It M (► R
5.11.1•1 -411 acre, itt.cat AV.riano"iu,o
miles from Auburn ; soil a clay loam. It
acres under cultivation and '.110 to Si mere.
timber. A well and two .prings of wailer, a
new frame dwelling, In gg,aa1 barm stable and
AchingK shed. Apply toil O(NU & ROBERT•
k11 IN Uaterlch
VOUNG k ROBERTSON, REAL
F,state and insurance• Agents. Ileal es-
tate for sale or to let. Properties' handled in
anypart of the town end county. Fire and
life Insurance, money to lou, etc.
FOR MALE.-FOURTOWN LOTS
on Hayfield road. south of Mrs. I('aial 1ltih
son's property. Apply to U. W. THOMBI.I f a.
SON. MI-
Don't Be 'Fooled.
The representative o
t' •ry and printing t incern was in
t,te'n recently and called on same of
our hlunlnes people. Wit understand
that lie did not meet writ eh sue -
res., but he left behind hitt a number
of` sail des with prices 1 'inted on
Ihehi which indicate his pin of c11111-
patigil, The prices are quote, in such
a way that they appxea r to • very
low. bit it is all in npasprarance, for s
n matter tf fact they are higher than
have been charge l for years pet t by
Tile Signal' for -h better gu(xls,
anti. besides. when the printings is
done in town Gore are no express
charges for the-M.tomer to pay. The
way the game is Worked is by offering
to "print- envelopes, for instance, at
Li cents a ti sand, which is a soap
until the unwary one Hinds that he
Inas to paty *1.111) extra for the type-
setting. which, as we lutve• ,tliwvly
stated. hriergs the prier alsrve what is
Charged fur them any day at this of-
fice. J11•11.hunts or others who have
tire'I'otonto mien's samples are invite(
to cell at The Signal and compare
prices cc-ith those of the hitnm-printed
article. -
A Young Life Taken.
a Ton•nW' tta-
i. survived by two brothers and
two sisters. W'illiaen, cif Uulb.ttrtie
township ; John, of Petrilea : Mrs.
'Phomas 'rirhlournc, town, i► n d
Mrs. 11411 Rutledge. (inmh•rich town-
ship. He was twice unar•ie1,B. F.
Whitely. of Owosso, Mich., mud
O, l ., of town. tieing the Children of
the first fat(,nily. Ire is survived by
his ae•1'ni,d wife ,tll,l thine chil-
dren, Arthur and Misses Emily and
Adelaide. Fin. the part few years Mr.
\\'hitely hail lived with his sun, O. C.
Ile wits angel sixty-three years and mine
utuntIns. His lin other J oh ii, if
Petolea, and his son H. F.. of
ONose°. Nett. here for the f •t+tl.
Brick Machine for Parry Sound.
1'he MIclntoaln Brick Machine Co., of
(itxle•t-ieh, have sold one of their ma-
chines for the Ilia lrtfacture of eminent
Mick to a t pans that has been
organized at Parry Sound. The Parry
SpSound North Star says of this enter -
"In order to be able to furnish a
cheap and durable, as well as thor-
oughly satisfactory, building brick a
local t•ompauy has been formed to un-
dertake the manufacture of cement
and sand bricks stet everything is now
ready to begin operations. The C
-
pany will begin with it capital stock
of 11•11,Iss1, iu 1,1111 shares of $-11I each.
They are purchasing a eminent brick
machine ' kis
power to nut
e iia•t p
•c inrnnierra
n
i
.
h• 211.111111211.111111 to •J4,111111•J4,111111i
l brick per 'lay, of
the very Inst quality, They have .op-
tions on suite sitrs and suitable soul
pits. and will put up proper buildings,
install inachiuery of ample palaver and
expect to be 'wetly to deliver bride by
the first of .Ione. The prurrntotems are
.tmssrs, l'. A. Phillips, G. G. Mailman,
ute•s ('alder. Alex . !Argun and
other's. A similar machine has beet(
installer at Peterhof -4i and The Ex-
aminer speaks in the highest terms of
the e+itw'prise. The C. P. H. is build-
ing **ding into the U parry's yards
and i is expecte( that the plant will
be kept constantly in operation. 1%i•
look for revolution in the brick-iutk-
iug and iugxarting business in the
town."
Gundry Bros.. have purch,tsel from .1.
li. Kelly the local agent for the Ford
Notot• I'ii., of Canada. Walkerton. one
of their mielel-(' light louring rices to
fold to Il?cit• up-t.rtihuil' livery equip.
ment. 'fir, niu'hit)e will arrive in a
few days. Tine weight' is I.als1
speed thirty-five miles an hour, price.
51.1111. The ,•au•• its two -seated
With room for five p•r•snns. The gaso-
line tank Will h'oid right ga111ons and
the water tankthe same 1
et.rmit. The
ear will to a rich dark green With
yellow• running gout'. The rear wheels
Will be equipped with Large, tires for
livery purply -we.
A Great Bakery and a Generous Man.
J. G. Wright. of Berkeley, I uili-
fornia. has 'written his brother. .1. .1.
Wright; of town. telling of the terrible
calamity which ,mourned so elope to
him Lust week. They had all passel
safely through it, with the exception
of t severe mental strain w'hieh fur
a tire' completely pprostt•ated him.
h'ortnnately his great latkery, only
just eougdety, is aide to do giant's
work. in turning out ar n110•11 as fifteen
thousand loaves ada)• Mr.. Wt•i ht
hew donated Hoe thrntsend ',MV•PS to
LIARM FOR SALE --FIhTY ACRES,
i.` tieing north half of the mist half of lot No.
a, co+x•es+ton /, Aehfiold; two wile. writ of
Dungannon. (foal buildings: twee now
orchard: well ,indenlreinesl: soil rlay loam.
For particulars apply to ltgolt(IK HARRIS.
I tmlertch. Ont.
INSURAN CF:
The very hest kind of insurance -Le., provision for the
FUTURE au well as the PRESENT -is a Savings Account
in
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF. CANADA
INTEREST PAID POUR MKS A YEAR.
$1.00 Will Opel( an Account.
Put your stoney in a place where you van get it when you
want it.
Oodet•ich Branch :
J. D. O'CONNELL,
Corner Square and Colborne Street.
MANAGER.
Situations Vacant
11'ANTED.-GOOD SMART BOY
11 to learn the clothing and men'. furnish-
ing nuclness. WALTER I', P1111011 AM.
`
*ANTED. -A (i(K)D GENERAL
11
servant. Apply to MRS. W. PItO(.'Ir-
F �'T.
1\'hen Death's - visitaations'condi in
tine fullness of to those wh rse.
earthly pilgrimage has huts'n a long
one the sur•/iW at parting is tempered
with thelhought that after call time tale
has been told, but the re "al of one
of whose life only the opening chap-
ters have Ix•en written must always
have a peculiar {x,ignanry, which is
only added to when. •am in the rase of
Miss Jlau•gauet Howrie, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mnma. J. S. Howrie. sum
few days Separate the p eri(xl of cow-
plete' health f the time of death.
M ins How, il" s indispxwition developing
into an attack of appendicitis, an necessary oper-
ation
derailed melon we.
Thure(hty, but it failed to prevent a
fatal termination, death coming on
Saturday eight hut. The funeral
Its place on Monday nft.erncom to
Maitland cemetery, Rev. ,lames A.
Anderson conducting the obsequies.
The pall -beaters were J. .1. Mch.wen,
Wolter Mitchell. %V; Davidson. 1V.
l'antelon, J. latwrt•nce and F. Sturdy.
The large attendance at the funeral
meas an evidence loth of the esteem
in which the deceased was held and
of sympathy with the bervtved rela-
tives.
A Change in the Hardware Business.
tokens of regards were Ill te•ip erst'd
with vhest solos by Mt.ass. liatetz,
1Vtwhburi, Lake, l'ryslet• and Bate
nett. The event (•,tune to a clow,
by the creasing of hands aid the
slinging of Auld Laing Syne ."
Liquor Licenses Granted.
The license Ward for \\'eat Huron
stet in litxlerich un Friday last to con-
sider the applicatfit- liquor Iicen-
.e•. for the Incense veitr (• •neiug
Mary Irt next. The work before the
Isnaud was not completed on Friday
and au adjournment wits made to
'I'Itl•sllay of this week, when the board
met et. Auburn. Licensees were
granted aw follow'a .
(i«1e•ieh - Fred Ilar'ia. for sir
this, asked to build a lie* /stable :
E. It. Swart*, Ii. J. Satilts, Michael
Far. Illus Babb, 11 alter Souks
(shops, all For 011e year: N. Morrisey,
granted for a Year on condition that
Inc put a ventilator in lavatory : Bell
At Johnston, in Condit' that the
stables are to1xtirel and new stables
built ; Aipuie King. on condition that
lavatories and washro....1 he put to
dowust/tir e.
Clinton' - Alex. Robinson. Jas. D.
Weis, Reuben Graham, Thos. Bell
Irhopn, all for one year ; I', B. Lewis.
fur tui months, lin well out or transfer
his Remise ; tier. Hoxton, granted six
uunmths to dispoite of his liq , nu
this
1granted
'Ux
'e i•xtrnst u
to
bowie.
Blyth J. 6. Eitigh and Francis
Mason, for a )'ear.
W ingluuu - (leo. Roe, 1., Haman],
Alex. Orr, John 1V. Orr ton rendition
that the house be repairell, Chas.
Lenar, all for it year.
I'ullwnne - 1Vnm. lilazier, I)unlop.
(The application of N. ti. 'Boggs, ('ar-
1 nV, eves lot grant d.l
Ashfield Isalwlht Mxllou it, Dm -
gamete, for two tits. to change
bartender; Jesse Mudntain. Dungan-
non. for it year: Alex. Y g.
tail, for it year: N. Pearson. Inert
Alix•rt. for it veer.
Printed in 1778.
H. E. Hick is the pos.essir of it
curious little document, in the shape
of a four -shilling twrtifllotte isstrcel by
the city of New Ynrk in the year 1771j.
'It Is nlxmt the /Ale of the Canadian
25 -cent hill conftnunly known as it
"shin -plaster" b1,t hits none of the
artistic nppx'arance of moiler ')'
certiflcattes. Mr. Hick does not re-
member how he catn4 to own the little
bill, bit lie has had it' or it nuunlwr o
years. The printing
New Yuck \Yate Works
:S INo.1M)Il
THIS NOTE fhall entitl
to the Suns of
Four Nhillin .\
current Money of the Colony of Nte)-
York, payable (en lesetsxi),. by the
ads as drib ire's :
the BEARER
WANTED. --STEADY BOY 15 Olt
1 10ears old to MOconehman. /lay
K. C. ATT (11,1s
s,-tfIY
IJOY WANTED-- APPRENTICE TO
LI learn printing. Hot Li years of age, fah'
ed meat ton. A {('axe opportunity for a bright
lax). Apply at. THE SI(iN,\I, 0E11( 'E.'.
To 'Kent
FI'RNlSFI h:f)1'OT'I'A(;E TO
i� HENT. -For the summer, near the centre
of the town. All modern ono enlenre.. Apply
tit Tim S(UYAI, ()nen lc. !WM
tor Sale
(1(40K !NG STOVE FOR SA I.E.-
k../ Cnmhlmd real and wood, In fairmndltlon.
As owner hya. left town will he sold at a low
prier. particular* Apply
THE SIUNAL OFFICE for
f
Notice
W ARNiNG. ANYONE FOUND
IT Irestww.lnU or outlying' tirearmson any
part of our property will he attested and prow
cutent. ISignenh F.. I'. and K. C. ATTItILI.
Marriage Licenses
\' ALTE14.0(1;:i.)
KELLY, -
\EHIC H, UVi.
Watehfnaker, Jeweller and Optician.
I•ainrr of Marriage Licenses.
TLANE, ISSUER OR MARRI-
. AU` licensee, Uoderieb, Ont.
MAYOR. ALDERMEN, and COM
MONAI,TV of the laity of Neo -Yet,
at. the Office of Chamberlain Of the
fail ('ity, purfuant to a Year iii the
fa id Mayor, Ald,•rnten. and (Inuuhnn
ally, of this Date. Dated the mixt)
Day of 91nuary, in the You. of tie
Lord One Thune I Seven Ilundret
and Se•vep ty-fix.
By Order of flit Commotion,
I Vs. N. Iieyterli
.1. H. (longer
The second name is indistinct, but • .1
H. Conger' is the best guess that Ca
he trade at it. On the hack are tit'
words "Font- Shillings," and "N
York, Printed by II. limine," in a t
dition to a grolrwlue cum(-mf-at•rus. n
w 'thing of that nature. iImitate
some antiquary would he glad to K 1
hotel of the little piece of paper, wh e
is in a good Axle of preservation.
r
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h
t
i
Wright vs. G. T. ' . Again.
The (•merle tof Nye' hit tees the G. T.
Co., which was riKinxlly tried
rxlerirh h)' Hnrr. I nirf Justice Mere-
dith, hits now been p rest upon by t
Appeal l'ou't at Tutt oto. Upon t
finding of the jury t) •chief just
directed judgment to entered
he plaintiff. for ((kit:►. 'r cane w
appealed ro [hi- I►ivl' ' Court at
judgment tY•vet at now t
Appeal Court has rest reel the judg-
ment
e ivt•n at th t• h n
n n t J
,its to plaintiff through( ri.
'roudGol, K. C., acted fie- tit. plain-
tiff axe 11'. It. Riddell K. tw, ur
defendants. The Circuutstuu•i•s out
which the ruse mime are as fti{Jow
The plaintiff wn.r cussing a tntck
defendants' at Seaforth on .lily
Will, (hiving in a wagon, whin
wagon was L)• passing train
and he wits thrown out and injured.
The Divisional Court held that it w
the duty of plaintiff to have Ion
lowattls the rust aa well as tows
the west when he was approaching
lir railway hYu•k, and that the f
• • Was al engine Nrlll ,l train
that three n
Kf
which might approach from the as
Was nota Mufllrieit meson for
coking to the .vast ; that, had
cwkeh he roust have ��1te'en the train
end avoided the ar•cRlrnt ; his
looking was therefore not a matter
rontt•ihntor•y negliKp(enre, but the
i•aunr of the nrridlent. Plaintiff con-
tender! tint the real came- of
accident N• s t. h e omission
slnnul the whiat.le or ring the f
and the tact that three was no wa
ma oto give warning at the cross
Moving to Red Deer.
The Le•dnr, \Ito., h:nterpr•ise of
April 5th untie the following arm t
of a fa•etlfmll entertainment in hinter
of II. II. Number Ism of Police MLtg-
istrate II Iwrl, who has moved from
that town to Red Deer : "The Telford
Ball yestetohty evening wns the seen.
of a social gathering if the town'
bushings inen, to partake in n
;winked? of another one of the Falsinrs%
me11, in the ',erten of Mr. H. II.
Untidier. the town's pioneer jeweller
find optician. 'rhe occasion will fur -
thet' brightened by the I. 0. h'. put-
ting in their appeat•nnce and present-
ing their departing brother with at
volume of Shakespear"s and l'uth-
b•rt's works. The pui•sentat• wits
nnule b Mr. A. M. Andra-ion giving
a verbal address. Mr. Hum►wrtrepliel
to the I. O. F. in a very cheerful
planner, expressing his regret in
having to take his departure from
so many warts friends. After the
presen'ation, short sp eerhes were
nlnde by all present. The tone of
these speeches e•nnve)•rd the esteem
in which Mr. Hinnlwr has leen bel
this place, of hie untiring eftnrtas to
in every cause that materially ben
ted the Interest of the pt•ople in g•
al. as in church cir'IPs. literary mit
and spotting r•irele•s he will Is• 11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS APR.L 2.
H..ve Yell a u'ramera t -Central liu..;u',' Le t
lege. 'l'nrouW .
I'ott.yte for reale Bee W. A. Mimi... .. I
Millinery- N'. A. Mn-Klw, ... ��
An Innportent Shipment. --W. Ache.o': ,s* :Sin.
selling Out - I. H. Hawkins 7
Apprentice Wanted- M . C. (loom. ... 1
Mantles. Jacket rod COWS- II. Millar Co.
1
t'leaning I'1, 'rine. S. E. Hick a
',}areal Watch Sale - H. Turk 1
F re-sh and Kept So- P. 'r. Demi. I
ourStoro New, for This Week J. H. t 'Ohne w 1
itaunsay's Petits --J. IL Wot.r11 1
Servant wanted -Mir. W. l'roudnxN. ... 1
A Drive. in Venal' um Wilmer Samith. .... S
A Splendid Portal.. Stock -Hudgens Hats'... , s
lThn ra • nulufy L. W. s. 2
'lemUtge IuWItu.ness - tvalkurboiltk AugustineIt
The Sterling Kink of Canada I
Bo) Wante',l . W. t'. 1 'ridh
Announcement .1. n. Hawkins 1
Announcement- t '. e . li.. 1
Iwo
and tender. touching tributes home
testimony to the place be haul won in
all hetarts.
"Servant of Dort, well done , .
Thy glorious a arfare . least.
The battle. fought„ the rice I. won.
And thou an crowned at lad."
CHURCH NOTES.
The•;x axial services in the North
street Methodist church which wets
(wing m lusted by Robert J1nHauii)',
evangelist, were runrhr(le! on Mon-
day eight last. .
The Rev. O. N. Hazen will preach
two special sermons on Sunday in
's • sur h in
\ ox t church. •e beth it
North sir t
r
the• g to the In..rpendrnt.
Order of lnielfellnw•s, and in the e'een-
ing upon the subject of "The Christian
Sabbath. -
The entertainment hal Thursday
evening got up by the Wonnen's
Auxiliary of St. George's cburc•h
proved a very enjoyable affair. Dui -
ing the evening a gone! prog was
rendered and refreshments wet
sieved. Candy aunt! fancy work titbits
did a Lair bisines and a goes! amount
was. netted its it ueault'of the evening.
The numbers on the program were as
follow.: Quartette. Misers :dart ha
\Vella and Ethel Mosaly and Lionel
Parsons I Harry Sturdy : vocal
solos by IfCarlson : solos by Mre.
Wosthea tl, Miss Martha Wells, Miss
Kate Hn•ken, Lionel Pat sons and
Harry Sturdy : piano solo by Mise
N'estheaul ; recitation, Miss Minnie
Wells : violins•lection, Frank Doty.
The ad) •ned Katster vestry sleet-
ing of St. Georges church Nies held on
Monday evening last, when two new
men were npp'H lit eel ax wardens. The
Iwutn•, Rev. Mi. 'Turnbull, announced
that E. L. Dickinson had eonsetted to
net as his warden in pixel' of Mr.
Porter, resigned, and. Judge Holt tie -
(lining to stand for re-election as
lx'opplea warden, \V. I). 'rye was
Hoath Appointed, fudge Holt and
Mr. l'lortor have discharged the duties
of wardens for many years and gen-
eral regret was expreaaed that they
t I theuns•Ives no longer in a posi-
tion to act in that rapacity. Needed
repairs and innprovetnents at the retr-
ttn•y we're' dis'ueiset and n res lution
N'ax paused authorizing the wardens
to proceed with the work, which in -
dudes it new nod, the trbuilding of
t he• snnuner kitchen, the raising of
the flat tont portion of the house.
painting. etc•. It is estineatdt•d the.
work will rust about $11111,
G. P. R. Work.
The appearance of things down the
hill at t u• (1. A (1. Railway tt•rminal
is rapidly changing. The rear wing
of the Ocean House hits already been
"'al to its new position saint. dis-
tance mincer the lake and the main
building is being jacked up and put on
rollers preparatory to at move. Prob-
ably it may start oil it. .arrley to-
morrowPart of the bthing house
wens ed shine tient. ,ego from its
location on the bear!' and added to
the outhouses in connection with the
inert.
The N•:tt•t•wnrks main at the twit
of the harbor hill has lawn ueoved to
the north side of the road in order
that the raising of the hill in the
centre should not bur)- it too deep W
be got at for repairs. The new icn-
nec,tion at the power house want mauls
on Sunday, the ,work taking from
•ring till about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. A new '2 ineh'service pipe
to the Big Mill had to Is• put in.
This; was dime on Monday, but yeeber-
daty the pipe broke early iu the Morn-
ing, and while the hteak was being at-
tended to the factories lout to (-Imre
down owing to the lack of water and
the G. T. R. wired Stretford there
was no water for engines here. The
break was mended by about neon but
me ret of the Ltcto•ies renutined closed
down all day, not (wing able to notify
employees when to return to work.
Back of the Ocean House alone as
dozen tennis have been at work for
s • titre with gnulers levelling up
the land. fart of the bill lbeliw the
lightlems• was rut downs what to
make the contour 'e hnr entious
Anil the seal has Iwen preserved to re-
place. The town has instructed the
contraclurs that the reusing below the
harbor hill must be rushed ahead. It
is said another steam shovel Will he
brought here for work this skit; tine
river.
(Cement work has started rut tine of
the abutments on the bill at th • fns ml
of Watrrlew street for the massing
over the 11. T. It. tracks. while the
t•ntek for retrying the clue with -I h.'
stee•I girders for the bridge arrows the
river is +las nearing eomple•tion.
The Late John Halcrow. -
it.
at
Grt.-
d he
he
fl i•','
dfor
( as
a1111
thishe
ig-
ra with
r W.
pin-
t the
( of
a:
of
1 L.
1
t
)•,un
a ed,
was
ked
towards
Ing
art
aain
t
est
not
I he
1 :tin
nor
t of
real
ou-
the
to
led!,
ach-
ing.
The aun.runccutent of the purchase
by C. C. Lee °f N. 1V. Ho)velI's htrYl-
clrir
• • I MM Iwell Il during
1
rnsinr Ilan
ware K
elle week and arrangements have
since Iwen completed whereby Mr.
1.,•r will conduct the two stores, hav-
ing them connected by an archway.
Mir. Lee is to he eongratuhUu'l on ae•-
curing this Stand, as for s ' time he
has been cramped for room in die -
playing his goods. Mr. Howell states
he Iters no definite plan for the future
as yet. ' I1,• will retrain herr for it
few weeks completing stock -taking.
which is now in progress. making col-
lections and closing up his looks.
After' this he intends taking another
trip to the,Went, to which he took a
fanny when out then• last fall. Mr.
Howell los b,'Pn connected with the
hardware business in Olxlrt•ich for
twelve years. riming here from Onon-
daga when seventeen years of 'we,
and serving six years with his un1•le.
it. 1V. Meleenzie. For funr yeitt•s he
was it partner with Mir. MnKenyie and
for the pest hvrt.)eara he has been the
sole proprietor. Mr. Howell ia an en;
temprising hnsinees man and his hnvi-
neas has been one of the mutat sllr4ess-
ful in town. and he will no doubt at-
tain the aucrese. he deserves wherever
he may locate.
Death of Thomas Whitely.
Although he With in failing health
for some time it was only last Thum -
(lay thatThnrnas Whitely',' illness took
a serious torn. Ilia death cceurtel on
Sundry last nit the residence of his
son. U. C. Whitely, Cambria road,
and tine flmersl took place on 1'ueaday
afternoon to Maitland cemetery, Rev.
G. N. Hazen. pastor of North street
Methnxdist church, conducting the set' -
vices. The tall -heaters were Joseph
Whitely, .h,hn Bate*, ,fames Colwell
and Phonons Tichhnurne, of town,
and .john ('ox and Hall Hutletlge, of
Ooderirh townehip. Mr. Whitely was
a native of Udderich township and mimics!. During the evening t
Evangelical Association.
The forty-second s•asion of the
Canadian Conference of the Evangeli-
cal As(x•iatinn was held a few days
ago at Rim..... k, Ont. Thr fol.
Iowing appointments fnu' the West
district were made : L. II. Wag-
ner, P. I'.. ; New• Haimbrl1•g. W.
1. Yaeger x nil .1. M. %unhrig{�g ;
North Kasrhop•. H. 1)ierl : Tile-
isttwk. E. Burn ; Stratford, A.
Haien : Mchringville, J. G. Litt t
h'ullautnn. E. M. kraft; Milverton, .1.
C. Morllx•k ; Maitland, J. S. Damn t
'Zurich, A. D. Uis:hler : Dashwood,
I. K. Knit ; I'r•elitili, E. II. Bevin ;
Aldi) 1.0, F. B. ItyetYern. A res-
olution was 'tossed approving of
the hunt's Day Albanian and the
efforts to secure lcgislattion for the
better nlme•rttttiee of the land's Day.
Time conference se'ssinn ns to be at
I'n'elitnu, Ont.. next year.
The
news was receive) last, week 'of
the death of .1nhn Halrt'ow, of IArtvl•s-
1, North Dakota, a former es -
Deemed resident of theft -rich. It is
many years slice Mr. Halcrow and
his f 'ly left for the \Vest. but he is
still well remembered by many of tour
rrad,•tr, win, will join in .vunpathy
for the bereaved noes. The jollow'ng
Inennorial notice has been rx'•ivel
nu Bow•esuuont :
e ve ears ii o it large tart
w nt fl K K party
yy
Y
left (Srwlcttirh for I)ukota. A g
these visa John Italerow, who. vent
his funnily}, settled nt Hlnvesnont, N.
I). On Thursday, ;April 12th hast, he
d. en Bred into
beard the .nmttona an t
"the rest that remaiueth to the people
of (lou." Mfr-. Halcrow was bore in
Scotland nearly sixty-five years ago.
In 157:( he ranee to Otderich, when•
for eight yt•at•s he was a consistent
member of the Methodist church and
active in ever)- gone! word and work.
lie was a man of deep piety, art rung
ronwictinnn mind resolute adherence to
wlutt. he believed tin be right. ('miningK
to Dakota in pioneer days. hr helped
Ie hey fnanciatiuns for truth and
righteousness which will have a test-
ing influe•ncethrongl 't the State, ile
was an earnest advocate of temper-
ance and did what he r•nuld to secure
rnustitutiinnl prohibition for the new
State. His home teas ever open to
the Meth(xlist ministers and many of
thea• have found shelter and' e fort,
unddr'hir rntof. For a quarter of a
ce•ntnry he has leen me. power in this
Methodist Episcopal (•hurch that %viten
telt thrnoghnnt the State, filling al-
most every position t he church mold
offer, until. in diel, the church hon•
mYr) him with the highest office in her
power to bestow. that of delegate to
the Iirnrt•,ul I'nnferenee held in Cali-
fornia in 1001. He Wan one of Ocel'a
noblemen and of hire It may t•ith-
fully be said, "He was a good mon."
Possees ing strength of character to an
unusutlei degree, he was yet tender and
sweet. in his afte'tinns, making hint
an ideal Innshand.and father. To his
wife and family of two mons and eight
daughters he has left the precious leg-
acy of it blameless' life, while his mem-
ory will ever ie• eacredly cherished by
all who knew him. For two years he
had leen in failing health, but his last
illness was mf short duration. During
the hours of pain and weakness his
/'ht•tstian Leith triumphed glom -heed,/
mid he longed to depart. and b• with
(lin
torts
efit-
•nt•r-
Y•les,
inch :Italia. A very large rnnmetree of
brae friends, a titre profusion of flowers,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANrF:n. A bright, boy as atppren.
lice at (rote(•. W. C. (fool's:.
Maury ate tacking advantage of the
bargains in hat -dwell, at II.tw•KtNS
sale,
('atl 1 of Ogilvie's Royal Houses
hold Fl '. All kinds of field and
gat -len seeds. A..1. ('roPEie. -
II. W. THmtatirN, druggist• is having
n male of sponges at half prier, for a
few days at his new stole. All first
quality.
It.'. MSAY'S 111.! RI: PAINTS. - Did you
notice how white the court house veil-
ing is, or how red the jail is? They are
painted wi
th Ramsay
's Put
r ' Paint.
ha,
is gold for county buildings is
the paint for yyell• house. For sate at
\Voitmyt.i. S HatYlwaue Sante,
Nlml'K.--With the purchasing of
B. W. Howell's stock i pent•Iwrne open•
ing,t new set of iooks, anti all at•-
rnunts on the old set of hens must be
settled by J • `1st. All not, settled
by that 'time will be handed to a sol-
it.itur for collection. C. I'. LEFT.
BORN.
I'ENTLANII.-In UnnKennon, on April loth,
to Mr. marl Mr, Ales. Pentland. a son.
MARRIED.
%YKRSTKit HI'Cl1ANAN. -At the residenr'e
of the bride's preen .
s, St. Helen. on April
Ilth. by Rev. It. W. Crew. Violet, daugtn
ter of Materiel Itnehanan, to Robert 11 eb•
aster. of AshielS
DIED.
IcEltitY. In tau -know, on April 21th, fluorite
• W. hurry. formerly of tiudericb.
CUATK:S. h, Ilnderleh. on w'nlnesi'u, April
211h. rant Jena. Sallnw•s, lwlnvnsl wife of
Iwiam ('0.1t1•s, aged 1.) yeses and 3 months.
lil'ItNIN. At ('ewe. Ashfield township. au
)4unday. A ern Void. Mrs, Moroni. relict. of
the tato F.itwarel Irnhnln, awed 71 year.
FISHER. -In Ilolsrich township, on April
111th. al the residenrr of her mon, Seth,
Susannah Wenner, beloved wife of Valen-
tine Fisher. meet 73 years, 1 month and' L1
days.
IIAI"NT. - At St. Helens, on Saturday. April
11th, John (taunt, aged 711 years and 7
months.
IIA Mitt 1W. • At Itowennint, North Da-
kota, on Thursday. April 12th, John Hal.
crow, in former resident of (ialevieh.
HU1\'IIIE. In Oiwtcrli'h on Saturday night,
April 211t, Mst+tannt KIlxatmeth, eldeat
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Howrie,
age.( Is years and II months.
I:$oN. In (led oriel". top F'ridey. April stlth:
James let inn, In his flftsemth )ear,
SA UNHY. At Dungannon, on . undny, April
I:,th. Samuel It raoinhy, aged a1 years and
X month-.
V A N STOY It:. -In I iewlerlch. on Ttrellay. April
'21t h, Charles, W. S.. son of Mrs. Mary Van
-tune.
w'.1MSLKA'.- In Ilayfield. on Apell Iltb. John
Waned.). aged -C year.
WHI'l'PLY. In (lewitri ),. on Sender. April
!-Kul. Thomas \thltel. agent nn veernali
V toe11 th..