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•I\l'1' FIR$T YEAR -No 1li1
GODERIOH, ON 1'ARIO, CANADA : MARCH 19, 1908
VANATTSR t ROBERTSON, Permeates
Pinanolal
SAFE 4 PER CENT. INVESTMENT
BY OPKNINO AN ACCOUNT WITII
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
you will experience throe happy feeling which coulee to thew
wire know that their porereeeionn are bate, as a **vireo account
with -this company is just as secure ea au inveettnent lu Govern-
ment Bondy and yields a higher rate of income.
FOUR per cent. interest paid on deposit. and money can he
iwitlednewn ot any tiWo.
Goderich Office, Corner North Street and Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
A tramp by the name of Smith,
claiming Paris as his house, was taken
charge of by the officers of the law
yeeteudey and committed to th j it
e a
for a 11101611,
UcKJLLOP MUTUAL. FIRP; IN -
at AURA N (• k (2 O. -veru uud iwlated
town properly Ionated.
nManv-J, n. McLean, pros. Kipecu P. 0.
T. Frame viou te.i , Brocade's' I'. 0.
Thomas F:. flay., tiec,•Treae., Seafurth 1'. O.
Directory -Wm. Chesney, Baufur11 ; John
O. Grieve, N'Iuthro: George Dale, Neaforth;
John Bennewe4 Dublin: James Evan., Beech-
wood ; John Walt, Horluck : Tho.. Frame.
Brumfield ; John H. McLean. Klemm : Jar.
Connolly, Clinton.
J, W. Yeo, Holmervilio, agent for Wet
Huron. Pollrybnldeto can pry areeaamenta
and get their cards revel ted at Tozer &
Brown'., Clinton, or at 1t. 191. Cott n grueery,
Kingston ,Leet, Uederk:h.
Notice to Creditors
IN THE SURROGATE COUItT OP
THE COMITY IRCRON.
ly Hit Marra* rat 101.1111: isr 14%10
Itrr AIN. LATE Or Trig irow-mouri•
%veer IraWsrmen. 1)4 Tile cot Ole te
11. noa, 0:10411 IntltSetp.
i„,ri.oz elation /Walton. the Iodate Of the wild
lots' Mellwai". hu died on ur about 'be out
day of March. 1.115. an, require' on ra before
the loth tioy ot April. roe. to wool by pert
prepoid or to dent er to !toted Mellwarn.
tho too n.hip a Colborne. morehoot. and
A ode. Malvern, of the toenalap %Veto
Itedetniett. fanner, exc.-Mors a the WM Yell
and icoottient of the mid deceased. their
..iaremes isod deo-Hollow and fall
tostetnent of 'Parleying, of thoir and
the nature or tho y Of onyi held liy
• the asset • a the de. cooed /planar/ Me
Ile claim. of which they then have note,.
Dated thle Ilkh day of Mars•h. tor.
ROBERT 111, IL 11 AIN 1
VOTICK 18 HEREBY til•'EN THAT
is r meeting cif tbe boedneklere of the Kerne
!MOO Quarry i'ocapiny. 14wIted. wW be held
1, 'he town be& at Kato., 410 Friday. Ube 371 lu
l'PLICATION TO PAItl.1.%M ENT.
• hereby gavot that app11.111101i
le made to the Lutisho ono .4 tlic l'rot Mete of
tat irio at its amen% sitting for on Art to e 111
11, hi • On end it of the town of Coolerich
s sie and selling Certain part. of
O' .;. Fromm. Water lone. Beate street rust
▪ us low 22 for °plosion up a road in extort
..ot. 01 Water Lane. In the loon a Oortatich.
1Yood te the ',morn of Ile town looderich
November. 19117. nal the memocut en-
,. rept into pileillinnt thereof.
A. II. MACIW1N Aldo.
Solicitor foe he A polo
OTICE TO INVESTORS. -THE
it Al/ewers of the ratite of the hoe
merge Acbcoon hate derided to oder the
Mile estate 'Or eole TOe property oneelot. of
1..it eters.. Osbert woos. Moeda arse storks
doPertiot eats get fall portioubu, on ApplIca
lieu :0 the taconite:tn.
Mod. EA sr 8. ALIVE/War.
Gottlieb. Iltett. 6th, liet7.
Public Notice
GODERICH MARKETS.
earl wheat. per boob new pi 115 to II 0 8B
Oat, per hook, new 0 43 to 11 30
Flour. fondly. per cwt • g 14.5 to 2 85
Shorts per too 1111 00 to Se On
Hay. new. per ton lri on to 17 61.1
Chao.% per lh 0 13 to Pi 13
Egos. frosh. for dos 0 el to 0 21
Potatoes. hey. • 11 So to 0 S3
Hotta live weight, per owl... 3 oo to 6 ou
Sheep. per eat 3 In to 4 op
Flacon. per lb 0 11 la 0 IP
Isowt, per lb 1.5 to 13
3 so to 3 30
04 to 0 03
Shorp8klas 36 to 00
Lost or Found
Card of Thanks
IA ItD OF THANKS. -1 WANT TO
1, thank all my friend., and the people meta
wally of West Wawaitoals for the greet kind
tie. and sympathy shots to the late Mr..
alcAllhoter, utyself and sou, in the groat luso we
hove routalool in tric death of a loving wife
t bought f ulnas. u. appreciated. Attain thanking
you. I remain. yours. .itteercly. ROBERT
Situations Vacant
V It for general farm and garden work. Applo
.1 0E) I sTEW ART'S OR EENHOVOIKO, Brea
WANTED. --A MAN FOR LIGHT
undoestands care of stock preferred A noel
home for imitable peewit'. Apply ,W awe W
HENRY HORTON. 110t Lake Road
wee
for genets' houtiework. Ame to MRS.
1610UND.- ON BRUCE STREET. A
cm °bums mote op. opplicatim at HOWELL'S
MARDWARF. STORE.
A1011TUAUE SALE.
1 ruler power of stale contained in 3 rcrtain
nowtsom. which will ho produce, ot the time
ot mho there atll be sold by publsc suet . ot
the Colborne Hotel. the matt of Godertela
Teesday. the 31st day of Man+. 11v el.
▪ 1: o clot k noon. the sowbelly 1. o ..rt
me western half of Lot number eight. In Me
it • h all he 'pound...lit 0.• 1110d opplianom
therelo 'plowing
with comfort -Ode hrkk dwelling. good ntahling
.04 '10118404 inguipped 11. e% ery nay for the
Manamture of brick. All In iro,ei
rr.R.14- Trot per cent. of purchase money at
tiler of male balance odthin tiny..
Ferther renters nod roodlt Imo of sole
hem )4. Jt)11NrIT0N. (*redo', sairitor.
Iteal rotate tor owe.
•
IVOlt SALE Ott I.EASE.--Zi ACRES
V a (sham fruit. garden or Ilmir lend Mien
log the toot. being part of the 0141 -Inter
rtational farm. Trims reameahle and will be
wok to hull purcheorr. Apply to 11 NLOP.
1 residence on Quebec Weisel. formerly pert
or the ?mimeos ',stele, with barn and tout -tar
arm of groom'. Pike SIAM. met cash and
to sow purchaser. Apply cm the
es we're stroet. Parlor. dollar mons. kit•
u. pantry. oath room •nd trout hell timer:-
44as: thrw bedroom.. leo • Mail, mid hall
it potato.. The boom is all nempepered. Moro
foentlatIon turd good tenor. Apply to ALLAN
31 ALP. ern/inert. 43odorlelt l'Iwring
luta. New 11111 trod 111116. (Mod Cable ; tonne
'Road frit* week...leer further gurticulino apply
to MM. OW. THCKLON". Keay. dreet.
VARM FOR SALE. -LOT 11. CON-
ulte811014 12. Colborne township compris-
ing same ; most of the land a good oloy
loam There id a small house and * ham 4.100
feet with content fetindation. Va11111 UR. 0 run
.4tiortair wed hrt. been in grass for ee v en or
years. 311 miles, from Goderich Beheld
o thin Moe and a gum ter. For terms mod
particulars splay to J. F. ANDREWO, Gode
e%N.ELLINli let/It SALE. -COM -
ll f atable home for sale. convenient 0.
to OkAlltUr. BEAN. Bruce Orel.
i 100D HOUSE Fttit SALE OR '1e/
ell. rent.--comfortabie home to rent. Mcdium
d ry. Convenient to Spiare. lethrenn. oto.
Woad aril to reersoneble party who could
took.. moderate doh payment with hereof.. in
'mighty itotalmonto For partieulare imply at
Tills oro-fue.
• porteecion 12, W. D. Colborne. comprising
loi n••1 to. all ...looted. There lo a goes, oomfort
al le trample duelling house with cellar tinder.
General Meeting.
11 etsneral meeting a the ehorrboldrei of
Outorio tlOyst Shoes Matti, Railway Coto
hoot of welt e ft. the ion pm, of electing
•1111,101, Of the outman and tut I he purpose
ts( KR Inv wit limit y the director. of the
umnany 10 pytt,. band., debenture. or other
1.1.1 taritly. to extent tif Como tar mile of
onglu treck of the railway and extenolon and
's r to neoure the Mom inortgfto•
•1•441 pormant to Mu oat oto In hot holielf.
mod ,.? I hr mimeos of trstIlsott Pig Nut li ()the
Istisistro. t. may pr ',wily to nuouctod at the
is to deal o ith he Josue a lend, debenture.
neenrIlle. of tilts company to be o
• meeting of tic nolli pony.
1.4114'd this lOth day of VebrUirry. Mte
st By order of tho
',Hoy 114IONAL DIRECTORS.
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
OF DOMINION PARLIAAI EST
To accommodiste the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
villegee of
DUNGANNON,
VARNA and
We edlicit the Patmnage of tho
NATO NoTES DOR ouNTED.
SA VINGS BANK ACCOUNT
opened by demerit of 111.143
Interest at 3/ compinind-
ed quarterly.
ismonseessimsos
math. a good frante harm .1114 repaired and en•
target, o ills a cement fans ion. floors stsd alt
crept, 1. tearing fruit treco 1 ell watered le m
.prittg creek and leo Femora tool at eri,
him In good rept Ir. tot eon, and gparticii-
h., sooty to MILS. ELLEN or JAM, M€WHIN.
N EY or by mail to Nile Plot 11fticr. 742111
.hip. t wo tales /Mtn tioderieh. CO Serra 1110341
clay loam. Feick liou-c. fn. wiili
cement otabling. artoman well. water in build
Ingo and sowing creek, 2 amis. stendterit timber
*no Taiwyst orchard, apply to C. C. Allt-NEIL.
▪ Maio Ageni..troderieb. Ont. -Farm end
town propertied bought sold ittid exchanged,
• FOR.LABLIt brick hood° overlooking the
hot water betting. Apply to YOL'N(11 k 111.rti
?Olt AritES EXCEL-
. LENT laud for market rodeo, with Food
aiding,. and tenon. two 111110,1 from Gorle•
rich ; five acres in orchard of Apples mem,
berries. Prim end terms favornble. Apply to
jeOlt SALE. -- 11 STORY 110I;SE
1: on Angleaell oriel. 4 story house on
Napier divot, 11 leery home on Elgin ave-
nue. 1 story bow* on V ietoria street.
Twoetory brick house On Ennell street. wet the
lake Dino rooms, all modern entivonloneco.
St. David's st reel ; nine room.. tnoriern eon.
veniennoo. Farms for sale in any tort of
Moon county. YOUNO k ROBERTSON,
nilloo from Auburn ; clay loam, shout 140
arrest under cultivation and 311 to 10 acres
new haute dwelling, a gond barn, otable and
driving obeli. Apply to YOUNG & ROBZRT.
111011 MALE OR TO RENT. - A
✓ BrAt-elure )1110-aere Ism in Watt Wawa -
nosh. roommate 6, lot r7, with 175 meta* in
good Write of cultivation. well fennel. well
entered, gond orchard, 'erre bank born. good
honor. Pootoffice. blarkonith pawns and atom
et fatner of farm. Convenient to oared and
church, 34 mike from . P. It. Motion ot
Auburn. Terme easy. tv. A. If A It
Lneknow, Ont.
• Monied frame dwelling. hat We e trona
dittiatMo. on boort ot met. Stone foundation
anti summer kitchen, fond *Able. Will he mid
reasonably, For farther 'Articular. oft157 10
Toronto, 211 -If
Yor Sale
911ILE MOULDS FOR SALE. -COM -
I'LL -TIC set from' inch to 24 inch. All in
good orondition. 14 di be /told reasonable and
on scar teem. FOr further particulars* ePP1Y
to SAM 1.71II. IX;RLIN. Kart Argot, Uoderich.
GOOD CHANCE. - MRS. PRID-
zx HAM Ma vacated her roorna over Duos
lop drug store. Thb. I. the chenoe of lift,
thing needs/are to sow( housekeeping. Forta•
Whinge will be told at. a hardain to clear Mit et
OuCt. Apply to F. J. PRID11.1M.
LUMBER FOR MALE.- HEMLOCK,
le elm •nd maple lumber for oaks from ittock.
or con be cut to order. see further particular.,
MOAT to ROBERT ELLIOTT. tiodertch. tf
✓ taro for tele, adapted for mired farming
VistriVers. OWTION (411.11•V41. in wee. root Oreh
. 13 aerie irood timber. Moil Wood black
clay Item. Onell from. halm, frame barn end
driblet, good driving shod. loto Mg and 34,
concoction (inderleh toonehip. Apply to
J. WaLLIti Olsten. leet
Auction Sales
rt l:CTION SALE
H01.7SEHOLD FURNITURE.
I am Instructed to Nell by public. modern at
the residence. corner of 1Vaterlou rod Ot
Patrick Pamela. Goderich. on
1VEDNF-SDAY, MOW,
eustoodietng et 1.30 °clock. all the houo hold
furnitnie and furnialting. at present st, the
home formerly tot•opied by the late Without
Inclusoo. Lot.
l'arlor ?mature. dining ;Bout furniture.
war.. budrsonsi furniture. kiteleast furniture,
owe', mirteme blinds, garden to011s. and ..utn•
cram. other art tclos .
Everything f011.1 ho sok'. proPerty has
it disposed of. Rod premodou tO be givon
an Nunn am rale t. 0)cl. 1ernar mai.
AUCTION SALE
or
FARM STOCK AND IMPLLMLNTS.
Oft Miehael Iliac will sell by public audios'
at lot 30, Maitland concesslow Colborne 12 mile,
east of Benntiller and I tulle aouthi,
TUESDAY. MARCH 31.t.
commencing at I o clock sharp: 1 driving marc.
04 year. old: I draught filly. 3 years old. by 'Loyal
rote.: I draught fitly. 2 yenrs old. by South -
poi t; driving mace, 4 yearn old; 1 draught
mare. 1 year. tad. 1.1 foal to Mr. Fergueon •
young home: I teeth eared cow. 1 fresh mired
heifer, 1 cow. to calve In April; I cow. In cal, e
Julie Int; I ODw..", yearn old, duo 10 calve May
'kW I row 7 yearn old. due Mealy.. April 13th; I
ewer. 2 room okl : 3 heifere. 2 years old;
1 yew -old steer. I tot steer. I fat heifer,
I fat tow. 2 doting calve.. 3 young calves;
I pot.. dm to pig April 28th: 4 Mtn. 3 month•
old. tt number of well hem neck bent, 1
& Wood binder. nearly new; 1 litg B. mower, 1
tivotor. I Noston oced drill, Heald, nearly news;
I Front & Wood sealler. 1 Kan Plow. I ME:,
fork rope. LB fee. new: I nayfork rope, lou
foot: 1 .et of slings ; I root pnlpar. Starter.
Harris.: I len-home Pio. power ; ladders, 17
and 23 feet long: 1 wheelberrow. I top buggy,
I cutter. I set double harnem, I set double light
Mows.. 1 out single harnem, 2 kidder mos,
nor rater shaft.. rinantily of 1 inch tile.
nub, I cook stove. 1 wood hatuniock, a quantity
of milk cans and ot her article. too numerons to
mention. Thom will be no reserve on we
thing. se. proprietor ham sold hit farm. All the
live week too well bred and hi troy' condition.
Troop, All sumo of 510 011 mid tinder. eanh;
over that amount . /4 mon! h. crodit will he given
of per cent. ;straight allowed for cam 011
credit amounts.
MICHAEL FLICK,
Auctioneer
Prom let or.
AUCTION RALE
11r. JESSE ON YDEll Dell by publics
auction at lot 11, concession I. telborno tone,
half mile oast of Benmillert, on
AVEDNERDAT. MARCH 24111.
ono heavy brood more. thing 5 years old, in
fowl to Twatnene ; 1 heavy mare, riming
yearn old • I heat y gelding. riming yeam old :
Iteov yviraft. 1111y. rising 2 years old. sired by
1 newly -calved cow. 5 year. old : I good young
cow,. due 10 mice early ; 1 heifer, rising 3
team old, in 'elf ; 1 aged mike cow ; 2 heifero.
rising 3 yeer. old. nearly fat ; 3 heifer., rising
2 year. old. nearly fat •, tame, tieing 2 year,
old ; 4 steers and I heifer. doing I year old :
I ewes. In boob ; 311 hogs ; 1 Fred V1Mod
bimier and truck. ; I Brantford Big 14 mower ;
1 wide stool rake. nearly new 1 Ito) hada.
land roller ; tot throo.hor.e dreg harrows :
root yelpers: I gravel box : 1 stoek rack : I
hay and 'Oak rack ; 1 lumber watrOn ; I fano
2 cotters ; het,. of boholaghs : 1 long sleigh ;
brume•power. with jack ; I spray pump ; 2
Ceram separator and s number of milk cans ;
a lot of blsoksmith and carpenter tools. 1n --
and Wm complete ; I art of henry Isnm har
log amino. crowbars, berme, paw bucketo and
numerate other articles. Alm quantity or
hey end feed.
TrItme. All stints of 810 an't tinder. rash ;
0. er that amount, eloht months' credit o he
;Elven on furnieting approval Mint note, A
diaconnt at the mta of per cont. per annum
allowed for oath on credit amounts.
Thio is a gentilne cles•Sng male. The fern'
hee been pole te %Am. HIll anti the proprietor
8TAIIT ANY TIME.
Ciet yonr trolning In the retool that 14
coeliac' to %it e yeti Me 'Feat that din
be had
college, Y M. C. A. Building, Toronto.
Write for eatelorrne
LOCAL TOPICS.
From Old Ireland.
Sheriff Reyuolds was the recipient
of it 'wckage of shamrock from the
'bull sed," which arrived in Goderich
on Mt. I'etfick's liey, with the beet
wirlums of hie old 'wheel friend, Arthur
Moleewot•th, now lir Arthur. of
MoukrWwu, frame'. Sir Arthur will
still be remembered!! by many In Gude-
rich.
A Popular School.
A school that vrows niendilY in
public favor mut have genuhte werit.
\Ve understand that Mr. Siotton now
trains more young people than any
°thee ulauageweut rel Ontario. The
Goderich 13usinese College, whore new
:uivcrtit. °out appears un page 2 is
et1titiuly a worthy link in 11:fe chain
of college:.. The spring terns repent,
Aptel let.
Guelph to Have a eteunion.
The I" pie ret Guelph aro peeper ing
to wuieou.e the odd boy. and girls of
that city who have strayed away at a
reunion to be held August 2nd to Mit
next. No doubt merry former reel•
deuts of the Royal City will hetes' to
GIs call (rain the inti home, and :a
pleasant and ■ucceseful gathering will
result. is M. Duff is the chairman of
theOW Horne Week committee. and J.
M. Struthers is aecretsry.
Death of Themes Crofts.
The death of Thomas It. J. Crofts, a
former resident of (Foderich, took
place at 31 Manhattan avenue. New
York, on March 1ttt. The deceased
was tba eldest son of the pate Ben-
jamin Croft,, who was Is well-known
drygoode merchant ot this town
twenty-Hve or thirty years ago. The
family is sUll well remembered by
many of our townspeople. The in-
terment of the late deceased took
place at Staten Island, N. Y.
Geste of Mrs. Yule.
After an illness of some time Mrs. .1.
A. Yule pawed to the unseen world
on Monday morning last at the age ot
thirty-nine years. She haul been
affected with coneuumptiou for tome
time. The funeral took place on
Tuesday to Maitland cemetery. The
servicer were conducted by Rev. lt.
W. Millyatd and the pall -hearers
were George William,. John John-
ston, Itobt. Cars and George Morrow.
The deceaeed'e utaideu name was Kate
McKay and she is survived by three
brothers and three sisters.
Late -Always Late.
The G. T. H. trains have been mak-
ing a great record this winter for be-
ing late. The twu'evening'mins r.-
pecially have Leet' behind tinre•1•ight
along through rho winter, sontetiuocs
two or three hours late. The reason
given is that the motive power is
deficient : bat whatever the trouble is
it should be remedied if the Grand
Trunk has any respect for the travel-
lingubblic. ll should surely not take
any thing like seven or eight hoists to
cover the dtrtenee• I,ctweru Toronto
and I:olerich.
A Note from California.
Well J. Rubinson. sou of Gip'. tVm.
Hobiu,w.n, .veited from Mats Francisco,
Cal., under date of March 5th : "We
have 'been having summer weather
her. lately. but 1 think 1 could
appreciate a Canadian wittier fully as
well. This city is fast recovering
from its t•eeleent dita►eter and if nothing
happens a few years will see it as be-
fore." Mr. Robin.on renews his sub-
scription to The Signal, which he says
is looked per every week, '•out only
by myself, but the people with whom
1 room, it. they have become greatly
interested in the story which you are
tow running in it."
Death of R. S. Rustall.
R. S. Rastall, one of the old settlers
of Kincardine district,' passed away on
Monday, 9111 inst., aged seventyfuur
yye ar•,, at the residence of his son, Ross
Rastall, Hrantlord, to which place he
nwvi'd about a year ago. Mr. ltaustall
was ar tom of 1)r. Samuel' Rastall, of
Edinburgh, Scotland, and :► brother
of William Rastall, one 01 the pion,
cors of Kincardine, Him wife died
about twelve years ego, but he is sur-
vived by one son, floss, of Brantford
(formerly of Godericht, and herr
daughters : Mrs. 11. \V. Clements.
Kincardine : Mrs. Lynn Fat•rr8, Cay -
ley, Alti.: illiss Mayme. Tomato, and
Mile Ida. of Brantford. The inter -
meet took place at Kinvauedine.
Beck to Jail.
Murdnch Mcleod, of Wingham,
who was released from the county
jail nn the 2nd fust., after putting in
a nix months' term for some thefts at
Wingbam, was sent hack to jail on
Tuesday by Hie Honor Judge Doyle
for another month. It appears the
young man was no sooner out of jail
than he borrowed a quarter to buy
his dinner but used it tnhteael in get-
ting drunk. and on the way home be
broke into the home of Daniel Carney.
Colborne township, in the t.h.ence of
Mr. and Mrs Carney, and stole a gold
locket and at rarer, Mcleod 14 the
main support. of his mother, and on
this account His Honor ga a him an-
other chance and sentenced him only
to a month in fail.
A Railway Rumor,
The latest railway rumor is that the
Grand Trunk intends to handle grain
from Goxlerich via Clinton end I.on
don instesel of vie Stratford. 'fhe in•
tention is to start. the !tying of the
heavy steel rails Between ('lioton Bud
London liy April let, eaten, informant
states. The line between these two
pieces is very level, and from Landon
to Montreal is d.wble•trecked. Hend-
ling grain I.y thin mute would avoid
the grades lot ween Canton and isnot-
ford, and one informent ale' says
that before the truck lelweeu ('lin-
ton and Goderich in laid with heavier
steed there will likely Is• • t • rafting
down of grader. The change remit,'
nmean the mot ing to Goderich of set.
eras train crew•,, who would make
(ialerieh their plied 01 reeidenee.
Veteran of Franco-Pruis,an War.
The fnner.tl of J.reeph eehuls•tzet
who diol list. 'Thursday n bring at
the residence of his o.n w -I. .v, .Iola.
ltononell, Huron road, trek duce nn
Matmday morning, nervier t.eing held
et St. Peter'. ritarrh, ami t.1e inter
meet mule in the Homan Catholic
cemetery in Colborne. The pall
heearrn were (iron Mclnr.y, John
McEvoy. John McDonald and Edwina
Mlal(ery, Mr. Mehul/etaer was sixty•
six peters and seven .Iayt of see end
hid death was due to sneer, He was
a veteran of tbele'renco-Pruwiau war,
having taken part in the siege of
Paris, and hwvne a fantil v in A1.
Lie. -
or aiuu. He Kati been Being with
hid eon -in-law foto several years pawl.
ionising him in his 'Work.
Seventh Popular Recital.
Tie Wine l e g Churne under
the dirwctiron of J. Fast Jut•d,au..ill
give •ibe Magic \\'til," a Iilaautifia
cantata written by Franz AI)l, un
Monday, March ixli. Thiel work ie
well worth hearing. The prograuw
will include target' and piano uuualers
by Mr. Jordan and the Mt.udel)sohn
Quartette has been eugaged Lir the
recital. Miss Lilian Fowler, soprano.
will be the soloist fur this nvductiuu
os
and the who have heard her will
make it a point to 1e there and bring
their friends. as she is ppoossessed of a
wonderful voice. Tire admission price
will be only 15e and Mr. Jordan looks
for a good attendance, rte those popu-
lar recital* ate er the futerest of musi-
cal advancement in (iuderich. Don't
forget tlie date.
V. M. O. A. Convention.
The thirty-sixth convention of
Young Men. Chrietlau Assuciatiuus
of Ontario and Quebec Will be held at
Stratford rill \Vedneelity :and Thurs-
day, April 64th and Itth next. Among
the speakers :and leaders who will at-
tend Mil His Honor Sir Mortimer
.-G
Clerk. Lieutovernor of (►ntarioi :
Fred. B. el • h, ret New York : I'mf.
A. L. eleCtiuuuon, of Toronto; Ur.
George J. Fisher, of New Ynrk : D.13
A. Budge. of Montreal: '1'. 11. .1.
liege, intenlationel student secretary
for Cattail : J. M. Uodley, inter-
netitotnti railway ee.l'ettl•y 1nr teen.
ads'. and A. Cullens, Pruviucial
county work secretary. Where skill he
a railway rate of a fare end a third,
an•i ace sat i011u6 hotels or
bustling hollow* sexy 1ri.1P.•cut•eel in
advamr by writing or W. J. Muter -
sou. V. M. C. A., Stratton'.
Coming to Goderich.
The following i• from The Loudon
Advertiser of the 12th ire»t : 'Tam -
evening as Mr. and Mrs. McDon•
aid. °f 53O Central avenue. wen' pep-
pering to leave London and take up
their h w Goderieh, their many
friends and neighbors took them„ by
sut•prt '. and pr•es,'nttrl them with asitverdidlt. ACCORD pan y)ing the gift tae
a kindly -worded xehlree'. in which
was voiced the regret which all felt at
posing the society of ouch highly•
cotes tied friends and neightier. ase Mr.
and Mrs. McDonald, and exprersitg
their wishes for their future happinessand
and prosperity in their new home.
The presentation wags mall., through
Mrs. S. Davis. and Mr. 14. Davis read
the address. which was hien"' in bio
hal( of the friends assembled. A
dainty luncheon was afterwerdd
served by the ladies and the re-
mainder lir the evening was spent in
Music and singiug. •
School Board Makes Purchase.
A special meeting of the pnhtic
school hoard was 11141 on Monday
everting to consider an offer from
Robert Orr to sell his two lots ad join-
ing the St. Derider teatd memo' prop-
erty. free of all buildings. for $1.305,'[here were pt•eseutTrustees McLean
tin the chair,. Acheson, Cutt. Iltdlgens,
Saunders and Taft. The managementa
committee reported that incresed
accommodation w'as necessary at Si.
Davids ward, and the oaly diiTerenee
of opinion was as to whether the
price naked by Mr. Orr should be paid
or the matter referred to arbitration.
Mr. (.'alt moved, seconded by. Mr.
Iltdgenn, that Mr. Orr's offer be ac-
cepted. 13lnides the mover and sec-
onder. Mr. Tait supported the motion.
while it was oppnisenl ,by Messrs.
Saunders and Acheson. The motion
was therefore carried. The property
to be purchased has a frontage of Ilia
feet on Elgin avenue ;.ud Park street.
Football at the Collegiate.
Aheocietion Football Club wits organ.
imol for this seaman en el lay lame
The followfug officers weer elected:
Honorary preeident. E. N. Lewin,
II. Mecklin. NI. Be 11% II. liohert son,
H. A. ; sevretary4 it :trailer. 11/0/Well
Lerman, :Melville Areleision, Howard
Case. The boys am going . to ptit
forth every efftiet 1,1'1 bring the Hough
cup back to Boderich. having had
their first practice i ...... ediately after
organizing. AR Ctilltroll Collegiate
Imititute le willing It is likely that
some intercollegiate games will also
be played. Prospecte were never
brighter at the Collegiate for a Hort-
class tenni and it is hoped Oita the
people of Goderieli will paemnize the
team in every way troseible,
Took Carbolic Acid.
The peOple 441 tioilerich were
'attacked yeeterdity morning to hear
the newer that George !Merlin had
ended his life the previous evening by
taking a large &me of earbolic aria.
The suicide wae a pilule man only
twenty-four yeers of age. His 01,1
home weir Goderich, but he lied been
Away at difTerent Orem& returning to
lioderielt about six weeks ego, and '
mince his return be had IN9.1) living
with his uncle, Robert 'William& No
reiwon for his act came out at the in-
quest. with the exeeption perhaps
that he had been drinking niece or
lees lately. From the evidence of
solllo /if the witnesses it seems that He
far hoc oo two years ago he had
made A threat to do away with him•
sell in the wny which he aettudly took
being litlii thin Afternoon. A jury
wee eworri in nn Wielneoley ..... riling
and t tow's.' llie lowly, with 1/r.
wee OIIII011r11011 t1) 7::1111 ill the eveniiie
for the twk ing of eyelet)... Owing to
lack of' apace. ti. demmary of the et- i•
donee 1.4 hold over for next week.
Apperently the yoling Mall hall taken
1111 Miner :toil a half 1/1 the acid, which
night before. Tim empt y twill.. wito
"Odic Brother. don't teke 'anything
I mit of the" Owe, 1 renteire vow.
hooker, (i. porton.- The 11.illintalterel
and George Dm nin had been chat.' ing
tut 'duel toe Tireeley nighk and were
riling Rubel t W 'Maw., %vim/ Oat( beefs
late getting home. and discovered
there was something wrong with
Detente 'rhe doctor wan summoned
ford emetics administered, but to ore
MvtuI.
The Quo Warranto Proceedings, --
-
Argument in the ewe' warrant&'
pro•eediugs was concluded lin Tues-
day afternoon Ireton* Hie Honor
Judge Doyle. No. 7 division stems W
be the division that was the beat hope
of those taking the proceedings, and
Mr. Blair wade a .•tL .Ig arglumtent.
Dickinson, for Mayor Thump -
ten, sought to explain away all irregu-
Leritiesss not requiring the assump-
tion that tm
he boxes bad been taut -
tiered .with. On tome of the hallote in miss
No. 7division there appeared a ss
tppetruntly made with something
hand, but showing no signs of load
pencil. It waifargued thathi
tide indite
meet the rubbing out of the fleet cross
and the changing of the ballot by
marking it for Mr. Thompson. Mr.
l►ickinsnn suggested that the filet
vetoes might brave been made with the p
blunt ride or the pewit where the lead
might nut have projected beyond the
wood, and that the second cruse war
trade with the other side of Lite pencil
which perbepe was not wort dowu.
Other irregularities and discrepancies
ju the count he el: • sl were all
eccerauteble for without the a.+sump-
tiun of fraud. and he argued that mere
irregularities were not sufficient
ou
grnds for upsetting au election, 'an-
ion it sppeared that such irregulari-
ties prevented the will of the people
from being expressed. rifle Honor re-
served judgment.
The Wheel Rigs Loth.
A meeting of the town council was
held on Monday afternoon at the of
Hee of the Wheel Rigs Co., for tho
purpo,e of looking overthe•plaee. in
connection with the C' patty's sp-
plicuti•m for the retying over of the
ntunit•ipaal loan. The members of the
courted, new bunts very inter•ewting
machines, but did not berm et/untied to
accept the plant air showing it vale -
dation of ,lel ,1..l 1, and an adjoin- sit
of the meeting woke ntade'to the town
council chamber M. decide. what artiot
to take. Councillor Humber mover'
that before the loan was intule emoteexpert lawyer on municipal matters'
should be consulted a n to the umeauo
iug. of the bylaw- whether the been
should applied a. valuator or whether
the plea was Pad,' valued when it
was shown to It t dupbceto0 °f the
plant formerly at Minttrolatlie. The
Reeve etruoded Yhis tion. and a
er•coud within, by t', •illor.'1'1 p•
(0011 and hallow, name.' le -piny Reese
Elliott to go to Toronto eta coneult
City Solicitor Fullerton or any other
expert ore unlnieipal umatterr. Mr. El-
liott left the following morning oro
his errand and returned lint night.
His report will be made to the council
tonanM
row night. r. M. H. Lloyd
and Mr. Cyrus Lloyd itty both in town
at present, anxious to have this mat-
ter rinsed up. They claim that the
Grxlcrieli plant is much better than a
duplleate ret the old plant would Is).
8 • of the e'er -bine. in the list tiled
wilt the town clerk are not to be
found in the Goderich factory, as Mr.
Lloyd has since iuyeutwl 501110 new
o,tach, lnes, and now has some wachiuee
that do the work of -two of the former
nes
PER SONAL MENTION.
Chople Pore wm up front Toronto dining
the, week.
• Allincre retold. leaving the begriming
of April for Toronto.
Sirs. Oliver Oflarl, Hamilton, ewer's
mr.. Holt nal Mho Constance left on Tues•
day on o vh11 P• the Queen Cita. -
John 1:. shirucin. a The Woodstock 11,:,/,
been in tow,. Use e couple of der-.
Olio. Elton Sallow. has returned home after
a v1.11 of !several months al London.
Wm. 11. (WA I. attendingthe meeting of the
A. 0. I'. 1V. Orand :edge at, Toronto this week.
Martin Otewart, of Worldlier, left this titan
ing on prtemectine trip to Britieth Columbia,
Mice: Aggie and IlleIpOlise Nairn left on
:Wordily on t 1.11 In olkerton,
and Detroit.
Miss May F:Illat Willn called from Toronto
IrecOrifit of the 010r18 of her mother. Ar
lam is Elliott.
aftur a font months visit with her daughter.
Sirs. John !hook.
apt On Kenneth and Mr.. optative!' 'have
returtopel from visit ia Mr, and Mr, C.
Eli$,1•1111 Allan. Detroit.
ing of the eneentive eonnatIttee of the diocese
of !biro,' In London tOrlay.
al ro. lietifora, who boo been tufting relatives
at Port Room anti Detroit for the mot, two
Ma returned to town efondar tht.
J11. Mindorli, who We been loom for
aortic weeks, Immo on hie rotor!' to El iskatoort
next Titesday. Mr. Murdoch iss connected
Oh the Saskatoon Lath 6 Realty Co..
J. L BrYdges I.. home 1.1 Goderich for h short
time. Ho has lomp working in Chimito lu
automobile construction but not exactly in
ince will, the eity 'and intoridn local Mg clo-
MP. Minnie Be.t. who Imo been teaching in
'Aerial for mine time. has resigned to enter
the ("micro! Hospital, Toronto. to train for a
mime. Mts. We has been a meet poimmodsil
teacher and oe sae oure trill be moonily 0.
succoo-ful le profmtion she Id am enter
Ing. Ireton -It Exporiter. 511•• wo. it
dodo'', at bioderiat Model reline a row 1rears
• J. Plunkett. who hat been for 'Iowan'. of
a yam arscountont of the Hank of Montreni
here. left this afternoon fro Porta Ont . where
he will be aceountant for the some Bank. Ole.
.Ally regtetted, no by his kindly ond courteous.
manner during hi. short residence herr he had
wdon the kindly feeling arid relinnst •rf Mot of
who aim deeply regret 10. removal. Mr..
Plunkett. otos dos with her hn.band oe 4
great fovorite In mir.)01011 Ilfe, *Ill, We tinder.
„rand, not leave town fur goitre MAW dine.
OP INTEREST TO THOUSANDS.
How Dodd's Kidney Pills Brought
Health to a Welland Merchant.
Oninibetit tnerchitnts, Mr. .1. .1.
Yokom. makes a statement that is of
interne interest to thine 1.1 sande of
1'1%e:idiom' who are suffering from one
or other .4 the various forms of kid-
ney disease. Mr. Yokom says :
-For a year or more I had kidney
eoluilduillt ill all ltn worst symptoms.
becitme greatly reduced in weight
and at tiines WW1 finable to do any-
thing. I doctored and tried medicines
but could get no relief till I tried
lhald's Kidney Pill* Front the first
they mewed to suit my Cage. Five
bones cored me cotnpletely."
Yon mtier have to 41111 a 1111111 WI10
Owell you a grudge.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Mar. 10th
. hoop trip to the 1',nl Ju-. OWPeas
To the \Iu.kukae--f . N. It Railway e
tiptoe Tartu -Centel liwi,a•.. l'Wkaa. 'loo
unto..
Male 01 Itrottvi ev-e:eq int u. Itduu 1
Apulie.etleo to Past:timid A. 11. Sloiro,ekI 1
Annual Sale of Not. Paper uud Envelope
floorage furter e
Farm Wanted -L Parlpi.kiru, Rucbe.ter
N. \'.. r
Grey Muggier,-f itonne y.uirry Robert WIIMn 6
1
nprin``Tenn-t3odeiich Business l rel
Now Sy'tell, of Keep(l.g C'lulldug-W (' •
Mau Wanted -Henry lissom. Ibitslot
1'rldtten' .
Salim to ('Isdit* (
w -It. J c wain. 1
MIIIIIwoyOptnmr
i--Mn. H, Park... r
Footwear for Spring -I 'owning 1t MscVlt ri
Correct Styles for Oahe ower-Jobu Stead Y
Sparing t'teo.tl.-S, L. Hick
Not Apple., but Apple Trees -John ltswlYti
F;drle, Ikumlller . ... a
Now Buggies --Koos lkwj ., . i
iAuction Salo. - George Beckett.... 1
:rwt l Tearing: Ic - Relate Park .... ..
l(pecluctao F Howell'+ Hardware 1
Campbell • t'arui.,i -Howell Hardware CmS'
Our Twu Marek Opo -Mies Hen, lite 8
Ato tios,Sale 11,r. Davidson
1113..01111 Slanghler Selo -Cempholl R Moore.
. Nuthv of 3Ie.ting- The Loadoe. R ►t'eetera
Trust. C wipany. Ltdt
tt ho Ha. It f Reg. Black... . i
card of Thank.- Robert Ile Allister... ': , ` 1
Auction Sale Michas Flick . 1
.Miction tele The,. Gundry............
The annual meeting of the
Bowel of Trade Woo called for
last Mdmiley evening, but the
attendauce was so elite that it
wits decided to poidoone the
eveut to nest Moriarty evening.
the :MO inat.
Goderich needs a live Board of
Trade. and it is hoped that the
merchants. manufacturers arid
other business men of the towu
will all try to be present at next
Monday's meeting. The Hoard
has been 111 it rather dormant
:dote during the List year, and it
may be that new blood and new
inetlioas :me needed to infuse it
with life. l'here is work for en
energetic Board of Teeth. to do
in the interests of Ouderich. and
it resits with the terbium,. men of
the town to easy whether Wit
shall beve ouch an orgaitiattion
or Ind,
Collat. out next Alundity night
with some -new ideas. some
whatever may loe considered
neoeseary trotter the drown -
• The meeting will be beta at S
AUCTION SALES.
%v. Otstelt :soli Auction solo a form
stock ond tom" 'to-. property of Joho /Ames -
toe, lot " concession 9. Mullett (Dam Una
tele without reerve.o. proprietor lo toting up
the rapt tic, at Rocket ▪ a tiction moot.,
itecouss. curtains and small ware. No reserve.
US. AV‘i..t•Unt:41K5-14.1-11Terc4wh tail°nec.t. fiuct ion -ale of now
wick moklence on Bruce street, Goderich, coni
et runes 5-, 'March 21.ts- Salo Of Milifortable
of Ueorge 1. Haan, at 11 o'clock a. tu. Oood
prop• rietor 1. leaving Gmletich. Irisomm
Wick Imam on Wilco street, Oorlerke. proterl Y
fn 11111•Ar. Ntarell Al • el 0e1..
spring.. pall,. etc. No ru.erve. G. Baca.
hold furniture and. furnishings. entwistota nf
"tit dr,._ 3 wood oinvcs. 1 mai now,. cte.., PruP
t y Of Slim Tratittch, South etreet, (Moot Jet..
4vcryt Wog must ix told, an Minn Ttutiorto
Waving (lode' ich. T11011. 111 • • Mtn. a net leneel
T1 ',MAT, March 21111. - Auction sale a Ma
Itogem tunteufacturing plant, to bo Weld at the
Hotel Redford. at 12 °elm* 'Mato. Tnnwas
CAUto'rern'te it h. - Auction sale of farm
stook and iMplement, property of Orem Row.
Union church,. llsem will be no reserve, It"
proprietot' renting hi. NMI. Till.. ()Untrue,
mid lotted.
*me▪ re. L▪ ight nee Mall retina.. • pictures. linen..
eurtains, dewing machine, clocks. etc. Must
ti°11"-eer.orsr.prottiv. Marrh 2.411. Alto son sale ••1
farm reolt avid Implement.. property of Jr...,
Snyder. half -milts from Wouniller. There will
he nothing r000rved, a. Nem ho, boat sold.
TOrtisio v. March !Pi h. 1 lent int: auetiett
yople of Nein ...took tiopleniente, property a
tiro Murphy. at Mt la oottemsion In, tioderis it
t• Norio, atictionecr.
FitIDA rch 2711s. Ant Com ..:s1.• or ram
rata stook nod iii•Pleilleirtn at, let II. •arren,
VI1.101, proprietress Tito's. tiro one, Root loo
MoNDA Y. March 30t.h.--Auction orrls• et rare.
stock and implements. property of ueo. Lyon.
lot lo, conceosion II. Mullett. 'roma Ot; et*
Lynn do• ultie oc. St. George Crescent.
auction -talc of hotoehold furniture and effect
inelndIng piano tow organ vvort Is Mai, new
drop bawd hewing machine, tmarter.mt WO.
holl rot. etc. Everything to bo an pro
priotor it leaving town. Soo hill., Tern,
t1.111.:•10"It'eat▪ iuntalteetr.. April 1.1. - Auction dile of
occupied by the late Win. I lickson. menet Ia.
'nit nett t v. A pelt -- A netion oale of fat to
Work and implanoto at lot 21, concession 1,
*harp. I:. 3. 'tot •-t 1.dt/it:, ',proprietor Trio..
Mg at • n elook. 11.74. J. COOK, proprietor.
Tim.. 4:1 Nionv. auctioneer.
Moo ',tr. A pril nth. • -Clearing allot too mkt of
1st pit -totem la implements.. Nemo Ir of lk 11.
BORN.
mote 1.0h. to Mr. And Olt 154111111nald
Tutor rt. a ston. Theodore,
alt MANN- 1t 11.1.140N. . At the Inoue of the
Andre tonere tie Heiden at a. Ihit roll. 011
blotch ith, by Dr. Frederick la Land
Lode. pastor of Central Olethodi.t fence,
Dr Orate Sl• MeAletos, of Detroit, to
oleo tiorteeee. "attest daughter of Mr.
VI I.E. In Ooderich, on Monday, Mmreh eke,