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and perbeps t hey do
Pct. A'eta udin g
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i lgnal will keep your
dame constantly
before t h e public.
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For the Per/once "111
of the year
The Signa) wilt_t-
sent to new subsea i,
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1:011E B IPH. THl'RSDA Y. SEPTEMBER 21, 1911
THE SIGNAL PRLNIYNG CO., Lot.. Punts...
STERUIIb BAIIK
eh, 4CANAIIA
THE
CONSTANT
GROWTH •
of this ,Bank is a significant indication AA the
excellent banking service given to its many
customers.
Interest allowed at highest torrent rates on
deposits of $1.00 and upwards, in our SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT.
GODERICH BRANCH
B. WALKER
Mgr.
-s►
FOR SALE.
IJIOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED
.[ will sell b private sale a number of
arable, of ruralises. including chairs and
tables ; Goal all stew, dishes. etc. MRS. MAP
KINNON, Trafalgar street
1 AUNOH FOR
MALE. -TWENTY -l01/9 feet bat, six foot Q,ssm. three feet
deco ErcaBent sea boat Engine kuarenteed
to be la *astir o0.diU0.--s+ good esnew •
aW pada purchased
watertight. Can be purcha.d
for about eastblyd es1ginal cost 11 taken be-
fore she Isiota up for tbu winter. IbmoesVa-
Viet rosy time. H. TURN EH, SIGNAL OF
WOODFOR SALE. -WE HAVE
for eels a Quantity of good sound dry
hardwood at reasonable prices in eixtee..-inch
lee length to the oordh and tour -toot
hrong
ngth,. Loeld supply • few bads cut to.order
as taw days' Donne. This is nearly all maple.
mi�yewood from us and you save the
dloaais 's greet We base tree 'phone ren-
ew:Mee with Oed.rlch. For prices. write or
AraWM. HILL k 80N. Benmiller. More
ban fta 68 -It
LOST OR FOUND.
LONT.-ON TUESDAY, SEPTEM-
Hk:R 19tb.hetwese Shhcppardton and Oode
rich. • bey's coat. May be identified by
Canadian coppers In et. Finder will
pMase leave at THE SI NAL OFFICE.
FOR SALE 011 TO RENT
L• AND FOR BALE. -SIXTY-ONE
acres of Iced part o1 Lot Na 1, concession
8. Colborne ; all seeded down, clan. drained.
and in • first -clam mate of cultism -Mo. Must
be sold; owner rearing from active wbkk.
Applyto ANTHONY ,1.EN, Dunlop P.O.
680 Al
tf
VOR SALE. -THE HOUSE, WITH
£ two tote, oo EJein avenue, near the Huron
road, ooc.pied by the undersigned. Frame
story -and -a -halt hou-e, ten rooms, lately mod-
ernised and rated with electric light. water
service. etc. There Is a good cellar. Baro on
the premises. •iso a number of good fruit trees.
Co.vanle.t location. For terms, etc.. apply to
MISS ELIZABETH HARRY. Elgin avenue.
68-u
TENDERS WANTED.
EXTENSION OF TIME.
The Leese roe receiving feeders for Sarnia.
Ono, Armoury is hereby extended to Wednes-
day.October 11,1M1.
By order, DESEOCHER8.
Department of Public Works.
It Ottawa. Feptember 13. 1911.
EALED TENDERS. ADDRESSED
IJ to the under lgned. and endorsed "Tender
for Wharf and Dredging at Hernia. Ont." will
be received at this oAo until 480 p. m., o0
Tuesday.October 3, 1911 for the construetlon
of a %Tharf and Dredging Basin at Sarnia,
Lamberts C000y. Ont.
Phis, spiddeatioa and Corm of contract 080
be seen sad farms of tender obtal.ed at the
offloes of H. J. Lamb, Esq., District E irtees,e,
Leaden, Ort.; J. O. Hing.
, District knee
neer. Confederation Life Building. Taranto.
Ont.,m id oo applloation to the Postmaster at
Sarah, Ont.
will~ki�� � n�� that tenders
�a{.� made oo the
pro .lets w
a1 ilEied with their
their oces tions
O ld M =ID the case of erne.
the natopl.Is.0t •f nature oLnoel
ffo�nressiN est be Opera.rte each
m of
of
goespiells4pIo� mesh la .Doom gied �i y an
Plbwtlrt elm a W Illi aiar�bout
W .it s[ tM te Mia spa�aowgl boatort
40tH memo �edine to atter
Imo essias 'Mien upon to do .0. or
ten tofie contracted for. if
reta
s (a.4 we the sheens will be
The a iertmeM does sot Nnd Steel} to accept
the to es, any tMbr.
By order,
D. C. DiDIROCHERS.
Secretary.
Dhesta.mt of Public Works,
Ottawa, 8ssta nbsr S 1911.
Newspapers will Dotter paid for this adver-
tro tt u•pLt_ art Insert It without al teat
-Sad
MAiL CONTanddAryCOsT9ds.
w eat
towtte a . cPosltae•ssstser,
vethaelli
iaaetasst
war. 44Wals qMr aur .
wren Ar� t itrait{cht
agars/ t,ttvm tM Nestuasler
settees asstalnl.g farther
b lalerses
ei s ~~ tgador
AIM 14tWerVemoseltirelabliaseit the
Piles et at
Mao fib1G. C. ANDBRSON.
(lessee. ♦*swam. , 1011. /) StweeleleadeSR
GUNDRY'S
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
Stables
THB RED BARN
Mouse Rtave . Ooderieb
All ser Rigs are New. 'Sumas
most all Walnut and Steamers.
Partlealar attention � g�ri4•ven *0
(ails trim private miasma.
'Pb... Na 50
'WARMS FUR SALE. -ONE HUN-
DRED acres ort the 7th soacessim sad
fifty acres opposite on the 8th coseoosi(r et Col-
borne. Will be sold esparetely or toasthrs.
On aha hundred is a story -end -a -half
kith hmase. with kitchen attached. a
r1W"'
pew. and large shed.
dewand are In fir„t-
sores ail seeded down
tea acres sill watered b spring
rpriag ter i bars. 9 gat odes
hew 5J5501ei $ 5 now trees Auburn ; two
and sa.aalf sails. frees McGrew C. P. R. eta-
W�si� thee d too fleet term homes to the
JOt9Nt Psi Carlow VW
ANDREW
FARM FOR 8ALE.-118 ACRES
in good land. on la 13. Maitland conces-
sion. township of Colborne, all sear except ten
acres wkich is hard wood. There is • good -
.1..d orchard ; the buildings consist of a large
two-story cottage hones, with bank barn and
outbuildings, ell in fair state of repair ; con-
venient to church and school. Tble proper! y
belong,. to Rev. A. E. ADM. of Saskatchewan.
who will dispose of It on easy terms. For
further peulars apply to J. I'. LINFIELD,
Loyal, Ontario. 61-1s,
TPE.
OR SAL -THAT FINE RESI-
dent's,' property at the oorner of Cameron
and Raglan street., formerly known as the A.
MGI). Allan propert?, le for sale. It contains
eight town lot., planted with the choicest
fruits of all kinds. There are two brick
houses. each of two storks. one built only last
ear. and the other in firm -edam repair. Both
less have modern oo0veuience., and alto
Mr the property is me of the most desir-
able In (:odericb. %811l be sold or reasonable
terms. Apply 7 to P, .1. RYAN, (ioderlcb.
56-0.
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.-
Close to the town of Goderich. The land
IA flret-clae., orcb•ri on both place., easy
terms Huy now. Land is going up. .ileo for
sale • good building lot. 42 feet frontage. on
South .treat Mart of tbe Watson prep.rtyr.
Apply to 7'HOa OUNDHY.
P
AR. TO RENT OR FOR SALE.-
C. hundred acres of good land
, being
south halter lot I3, oeseaselea k West Wawa-
• b,
� L
rd asered down. Bundle. la -
y.
lode Meek bones,
Spring Greek tuns eysisaatnd, red, wRL
rum le within half • rs ey tis ttr�W4ihrbu
village at Demaasss sae r esaveaalat be
Mambas. weeds sad web+ee. Oa she puma
boa lu.vslj �which of Ito yewsyse w
pM riewsW nses {bssa est 1also ell antes et
W' •
rr� further W -
M. YILLiOAN. Dngaof�
LANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES.
NeW» M heeb7 Riven that the list of lends
for sale for arrears of taxes has been prepared.
'nd St J betsL wtbaat copiers tvilleges hereof
a
wpasspbe bad� sbrd is the tin the the
.1�t it�ggo.tt
Mk Soot• a% sad 1R, 1941. Asd that In de -
bolt of the payment of the tares and 004u tbe
Wad will b..old by publ a enotbn et the
Gert bone, d the town of Oederich, on Tues-
day. the 8(131 day of Deoomber. 1911. at the
beer of Y o'clock o m.
WM. HOLMEB. Tre.acror.
Countes,-h Tre.eurerb OlG
de. oderich. Sept. 4131.
t� O -100 ACRES SIX MiLES
tv►OVI/ 'roes We.Mteek, 0 Resod
��AAe0000s.ettm04.lse�neenaiksst 9.. ; besI sal
4rdag. Address BDX aL Weedatoek. l(ht1.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATE OF CHARLES YOUNO.
DHUEA*ED.
Notice Is hereby given that Ed purses hev
rl• sox aiOtherbe .(Yt r=
..termly lade sand
rests w MO tk.t dW es, ♦ !fl
os or Wore We pt.u
bor. tom, Is and bizas!p!•rtgk•�p bi
distriValunsals.ti
saW esMY i :;ar be three ; that
1.eassalwW
t dErysaly to
swots tin pi=e
onosniOnt
G ni
weyr.�.Y�a.aslR shims they 1.q
IlatMwtw. A. D. M1 *aN
PROV DWOO T. IRA TI d U LLMA N
Aodeslra. aftItMtepw. ter theta/ % ryes
GODERICH MARKETS.
THURSDAY. sept. il.t.
00etito8 082
lei to BO
0Ile to 0w
0 SO tO 0Si
01.10 016
pwbush •80 to 04'
For bomb n t8Mttoo le so
.jet wt 11Yto 371
per CM[ 2 in to li ill
pat wa in ue 1K W
per tea .... 111 a to to 00
; pr tea new 11 uu
M w 15 04
Saner, potlead •17ttoo 031'
Chasm 4o.r des 0 59 tin
n et
Now Veleta.-, per barbel.. 75 to 1 en
Cable, ,Nine tossed, per cwt t t1 to
Cattle, export per cwt 1 b to
450to
4Mto
Id to
lento 730
ta!► Wt, per per
b
►I(aledytxaka-Rw w . p per h . ..
s
Pee
beat= Muth
n
ti ng Lambs
8 p . per cwt
Tallow. per lb
Hider, yaT cwt ,,
Sherpskin, .... Xy to
Lamb Elkins and Poke .... . .... 0 15 to
3 71
de
7a
4 sap
as
u 3O
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -Sept. 2Ist.
e ms
Land for Sols -Anthony Allen. Dunlop.. 1
September Sale- W.'Ache,on I` Son . . 31
An Alum Cbck--J. .. Davey . ... 5
Fall wits --W. C. Pridhem .. .. 4
BesotUul Showing of New Merchandise -D.
Millar a Son . .. 3
Coat Last -lease at,'Signal °Moe. . ..... 1
Drees Goods -J. H. f'dboroe . 4
Fall and Whiter Coats -Hodges, Bros.... I
Watch tor Special Announcement -W J.
Muir It Co 4
Stoves -C. C. Les......... .. 7
Raeder -Censer see 1
Special value. 1s Cloche -Walter H.. Berel-
.oa . ,.. 8
Eigb ty-three Calls -Central eewaess Celtsors
Toronto' 2
Excursions t0 New Oaterle-O. T. R 3
Satanism at Tlls-Departaeat et Public
Pesti .1
MottLu Rennes Demonstrated _'rye Rest:
Tender for Wharf at Sarnia- Department of
Public Works .......... ..... 1
Readers -E. R. ls'uric
.. . The Pandora Reye -Howell Hardware Co
Anoonnoemeot--1-.JLC.A. Ladies' Auxiliary
Furniture. etc.. for Sale- Mrs. SLacKLinoon...
Girl wanted- SIre. C. E. Sale 1
Eyeglasses Lost -J. ('. Martin .... 1
LOST OR FOUND.
YKGLANSEI LOST.- ON MON-
DAY night. between Angkaeeetre.t aid
Imre, • pair of gold nose -glasses. Finder
11 be rewsnied on leaving at J. (. MAR-
TIN'S, .tugle-es -treat
WANTED.
WANTHD.-IN EARLS` PART OF
October, alert, three rooms uoturniehed.
centrally lowed. for light housekeeping, or •
small cottage. Apply Stat 78, 81Rn•i Od1ce.
WANTED. - OLD BOOKS.
relating
; . picture' or any documents
yy history of Canada or the
United States. Also old Itrearms. s words, In.
deux we•noon, tools, pottery -almost anything
Maths. to the early settlers. Let u. know
whathave toed] and the prices. YE OLDE
CURIOSITY SHOP. Hamilton ureet. Oode-
ricb. Ont IP. O. Box 71.)
SITUATIONS VACANT.
ix7ANTED. A ('APABLE GIRL
�I for general housework. 3185. C. R,
SALE. Kingston street nett
WANTED. - GENERAL HOUSE-
MAID.
OUSE-
MAID. to go to Toronto first of October
Apply at ouoe to MRS. KNiOHT, at Mre. H.
Martin's. Newgate street. Goderich.
GOOD GENERAL PURPOSE
born for sale. Apply to JOHN MleKIN-
NO N. Hemiltaa street. alt
WANTED AT ONCE. -THREE TIN-
SMITHS Lipoid wages and stead work
daft gbt men. THF ORILLIA HARDWARE
CO. OrilHa, Ont
seits
WANTED. -A CAPABLE GIRL
for renis/ bodsework. Apply to MRS.
RAIL COATS. Nelson street.
pOYS.- A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
to 10•113 • aortastrade. Apply .t SIO.
L OFFICE.
WANTED. -AT ONCE. A LIVE
representative tor Goderich and dtettiet.
A permanent padthsn with liberal Mdnoe-
�solar W right party. MINE St EL-
UNOTON. Nurwryiaee. testa 1111-31
twit* of
CAPABLE MAID,
torV twit*of two. Apply to MKS. W. Y.
AYDHN. n
D EPRESENTATIVE WANTED AT
A1t cies ter work in your br•tity. win
guarantee 82.00 to 00 per day. Opportunity
to advance rapidly.
apt& . Will ply liberally for
spare time. Week .0t d&Slcatt. Experience
not required. INTYRNATiONAL BIBLE
PRESS. Toronto. Ont.
AUCTION SALra.
AUCTiON SALE
or
A (1009 FARM IN THE T0.vssarr' OF
COLBORNE.
Mr. John Halliday will offer for sale by pub-
lieauetlon at the Colborne hotel. In the town e!
Oeissea
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER farts.
at IS eels.* .sea, OM twin of 1434 acme 011 the
*4 ewosaloo of W sewnahlp of Gabes. E.
D. On tb1oreiss@ than M wtesed .abets.*uta
is f• wMarce
sew alkandl there b good
Its at
Ali els Arlo
III arm of the tUM Is ars'voIe' '• r4t •sf MN "b ate ot
LihisiblEiti`""1"..,bre
�a i efessbe ism or sad
M see 0th-�.l0 b
hfs.ee C. It tsar mill
*403!!
l e.desb.rs'i '•ills. huts (/.sena
Ts. pot ee.a es, n psrobow ataap
thirty
s io se ll. le.of t*e ►eM ierirrraak�aeae
thirty days ; er a pie�ttiesse
mew tedi ~OM OE rttagett
ss
rooriA t oat. •
Pimento% at .es ells
eN♦evoer.
T. T1108. Gt:NDRT•
aratiAeeuriesey.
ANOTHER SUCCES .
RECORD ATTENDANCE AT GODE.
RICH EXH:BITION.
Fine Weather and Big Ceowds Spec-
ial Attractions Make Good Drawing
Cards --Notes of the Merchants'
Displays-Splend.d Fruit Exhibit.
The Goderich Indn,teial Exi.ihitioo
of 1911 goes oil record as the most suc-
cessful .bow in the hktory of the in -
Ire nization. n-
g.nization.
The .pleodid we during the
there days of the fair brought forth
larger crowds than on any previous oc-
cash n, there axing at least 500 more
people on the grounds on Tuesday
afternoon 'baa on the second day last
year. A slight falling off in the {1 and -
stand receipts was flood, but this may
be attributed to the attractions on the
Midway, which drew large crowds.
The performance in front of the
grand stand was very good. The
Aerial Carpenter..' sensational mid-air
gymnasts put on a show which wits
considered very high -cuss ).y those
who cafe for trapeze work. The
Ernesto Sisters, triple wile arliete,
also male a gou.1 impression by the
performance of many difficult festa.
The tug-of-war contests on Tuesday
and Wednesday cr•rnte1 ir•tense ex-
caewent while the pill's Lasted. On
Tit -sties. Goderich pulled Godericb
township to defeat end Wednesday
the wingers on the previous day hest
ten "huskies" from Colborne.
The good purses offered in the
horse leave brought out quite a num-
ber of competitors. Tbe following are
the niuners.
FARMERS TROT OR PA('E.
Lucky Jim (Harry Shield.).
White Wing (Moeton McDougall).
Daisy ( Peter McDougall).
2:40 TROTQQR PACE.
Eva B (Frank Klipg).
Tony Reed (Thor. 'ooutter). '
Miss Aline Meter G. E. Troyer/.
2:10 TROT OR 2.•13 PACS.
Red Dart 1EI.M. Lvinge'onl.
Ludy Brant (Fran Kling.:
0 REE7t 14.8('R.
White Wing (Morton McDougall•.
E -..I Kaplan (Jas. Reynolds).
Bert Wilkes (Bert Smith).
Below is it comparative statement
of the vete and geend..t end receipts of
this year .with tbese of 1910:
(+ATE eleicslrrs.
1911 1910
Monday evening .... $ 31.90 * 30.10
Tuesday afternoon..... 815.15 794.00
Toe.day.evening ..... 128.85 112.90
Wednesdriy . 158 85 158.96
s
111.154.55 81,103.95
GRAND RTA:eD.
1911 1910
. $ 3.81) $ 12.10
... 188.20 200.86
. 30.00 31 95
33.50 40.75
Monday ...
Tuesday afternoon
Tuesday evening .
Wednesday ....
$250 8'288.45
Total Receipts $1417.a1
., A quest jar 0t fruit was removed
from the main building by mistake.
The entry number is 55 and the taker
isrequested to return the jar to the
secretary and sec re his own.
The entries for cattle exhibits were
somewhat Iightei this year than on
previous occasion,. However. nearly
1 . Were all the clasee re reeau
pees d. The
horses shown were all in good condi-
tion and there was considerable com-
petition. Other climes were fairly well
filled. and the fruit display was a mag-
ni8ceut one, eo good a judge as R. R.
Sloan, of Porter's Rill, stating that
it was fully equal io quality to that at
the Toronto Exhibition.
The fruit display tbis year wee un-
usually good, there being as many as
493 exhibits. F. Metcalf, of Blyth,
wh.n judged this display, told The Sig-
nal that it was the finest exhibit of
apples he ever had the pleasure of
)edging, many of them being perfect.
The exhibits in the main building by
the merchants and business men were
up to the standard of other years.
in the centre of the building a dis-
play of almost e.erything in hardware
was made by C. C. Lee.
Happy
Thought ranger. Welland cookiing
stoves, Detroit vapor stoves. "Pas-
time" washing machines and beth -
room fittings wane the linea of goods
featured in a nicely arranged die -
To Be Given Away.
Home-made breed, pies, buns. cook-
ies sad other steel things at Thom-
sos's 1♦trie .inn. 8atarr'da next, Mrd
41st_. tut 2 n's,lock. far 5s,. 10e, 15c. sed
See es k and per dos.,., no, Is foot
wlsi yea want after the excitement
of MN 6kt sod the storm .A the pent.{.
sal d1erNN-is,,
included in the arrangement. Mr.
Thompson, of the McOlary Nig. Co.,
Loudon, was present te demonstrate
the good point; of the Pandm a range.
The use of "l'hi-camel," 'something
new in varnish stain, also was demon-
strated. Prizes to the value of *3.50
were awarded to P. J. MacEwen and
Mabel Meock for the beet results ob-
tained by them in a graining contest,
iu wbi.h "Chi -newel" was used. The
prises consisted of a graining outfit.,
containing sufficient material for one
floor or the door's, windows and cae-
ings and baseboard .1 an ordinary
roost. Tbe Howell display was at
1/1111 a' urges ive one.
At the end ..f the north wing W. H.
Harrison represented the New Scale
Wiilisme piano end Ooluml.is grapho-
phones. Mr. Hari item hew the G ale•
ri, b agency for there go.vl=. He we.
aesieted I.y J. hast Jo14a0, sales, Dino -
ager. of London. The Williams piano,
The Signal was informed, is the favor-
ite of De Packnian, tbe world's great-
est pienisL He i.. using exclusively
this instrument in his farewell Cana-
dian tour. A brilliant electric display
muse this coiner very inviting in ap-
pea r.an ; e.
1 be well-known firm of L. Millar dt
Son was the only drygoods store re-
presented et ti;e exhibition. They
were in their old stand on the east
side of the building npetairs. Scotch
rugs, imported from Ayrshire. Scot-
land, were festur,.i. ,loot'; with mad-
ras muelins and gene, -.l house furnish-
ings.
To the left of this. the Singer Sew-
ing Macbine Co. hod its exhibit. in
charge of its Goderich agent. I.
ft•isby.
W. Feldman er Co.. wholesale and
retbil futtiers, had an exhibit upstairs
on the west ride.
Considerable interest was taken in
the "res- room" in charge of the Gode-
rich
odo-rich branch of -the Women's institute.
The ladles had a stand fluted up on the
south side of the building in the up-
stairs section with settling capacity
for those who cared to avail them-
selves of the opportunity to rest. The
proceeds from the numerous articles
on sale go towards furnishing a per-
manent "rest -,nom" which the ladies
hope to secure in the new city hall to
be erected next year. This room
would be available for use of the Boy
Scouts, Y. M. C. A. workers and Simi-
lar organizations. Numerous done.
(:ions were made of flour, tee, break-
fast foods, baking powder. soap and
cocoa, from which the ladies realized
*considerable sum. Fancy work by
Mies Haines, the blind patient at
Alexandra hospital, also was ua
sale.
THE SUNDAY BAND CONCERTS.
To the Editor of The Signal.
SIR, -Although there may not be
another Sunday hand concert this fall,
yet tbe matter should not be allowed
to go unnoticed.
Parents generally find it hard
enough to bring up th-ir ebildrea as
they would like. without haying this
unnecessary evil, a Sunday hand con-
cert, thrown right in their way.
Children, mere children, many of
them unattended and out till 10
o'clock when for their own good and
the future good of our town and
country they ehnnl•l ta at home.
One cannor Leap tut sec. with regret
the increasing sabbath desecration,
and these hand cnnceiis are certainly
adding v.r•v much to it. Even a sac-
red concert on Sunday ie Altogether
unnecessary, but one might juttly call
these concerts a sacrilege.
Are the people of the town aware
that the bandmaster to fill his agree-
ment to put on sixteen open air 000-
certs during the summer season is ale
par'enUy using Sunday as a means to
work cff these c ncerts? Two con-
certs could be put on on two week
nights rather than desecrate the Sab-
bath as is being done. it is a direct
violation of the fourth command-
ment.
Is it not time that the ministers and
Christian people were uniting to les-
sen the evils instead of giving their
approval and helping to increase
them ?
A CaTIZE7t,
To the eight if the entr►nre on the
wt side of the main building, .ia.. P.
Thomann invited inspection of
Heintzman pianos. Dominion organs
and White sewing machines.
Along the west side of the building
the Hent of W..1 Muir and Co. had an
elegant display of hawse furniture• re -
previewing a fariiebed Iihrary and
parlor. The latter! was in quartered
oak of early Engliak finish. and the
parlor suit in a,.lid mahogany -all u
holstered in leather. The Nordheimer
pians, fat• which this than has the
Goderich agency, was an additional
feature which completed tux furnieh-
Inge of these two haadanm. room..
To the left of lbw entrance on t he
east l is C. J. Harper had a nicely
vodka • display of Gin-n.y-Oxford
eaas Oxford oak beaten. Laurel
coal beatont and a well arranged die -
&Ay of beating and plumbing ronimo-
ai
At the entrance to the north wing
was • P7ramid displwytegthe produeta
of the Western Qinitila Flour Milts
(l0.
The Howell Hardware Co. hal a
good display nn the west side of the
north wing. Pandora morn. Detroit
gaenline.nd coal nil .roves. Parwoaa
bestow". Belle (Mb staves. Kaswsk
klteben cabineta, eta osmoses
elsalen wild M.pM saint
An Interesting Announcement.
We were sorry to disappoint so
many ladies during the fair, am our
stock of American trimmed hots was
greatly diminished the first two days
of the opening. We did not antici-
pate such an o.talaught, which proves
to us that we beve established the
proper system in doing away with the
expensive workro o,n•, and importing
our trimmed millinery direct from the
big manrtacturer. in Chicago and New
York. We have kept the wins., busy
and by Saturday morning we can as-
sure the ladies of even a better show-
ing than we have vet made. The bats
that come to tris department are the
hate of the hour. and are exactly the
styles worn in thews large cities.
Every bat is exclusive in style. We
invite the ladies to walk right in and
view the styles. All our stock of
wingr. feathers and flowers will be
disposed of at half-price.
Our mena department is being te-
pleni.hed as fast es poe.ible with the
newest goods.
CAMERON'p.
THE ELECTIONS. place i, with the advocates of privil-
- ege
After fifteen years of Lthetal rule,
during which tanade has had its
greatest era of prosperity, the Govern.
stent hart been defeated at the polls.
Sir Wilfrid Lauf ter, ('ao81a's greatest
citizen in defeat a• In victory, will in a
few weeks hand or yethe reins of
power to Hon. It. L. Borden, the
leader of the triumphant Opposition
forces.
The causes of the defeat are not
hard to reek. The reciprocity issuesufficientlywas not sufficiently popular with the
farmers to afford an offset for the un-
reasonable hostility to the measure
shown by the people of the towns and
cities. Even tbe Western Provinces,
wheuce the demand for reciprocity
came with especial insistence, did not
stand by the cause as whole-heartedly
as was expected. Ontario, however,
was the chief centre of the turnover.
In this Province t1 mere handful of
Liberals are returned, and among the
defeated ones are the Liberal candi-
dates in the three Huron ridings. Mr.
Lewis' majority in West Huron is 180.
In South Huron, M. Y. McLean, the
late member, is defeated by J. J.
Meruer, the tester's majority being re-
ported as 100; and in East Huron Jas.
Bowmen wine with a margin of 2W
over Arch. Hislop.
Considering the slump throughout
the Dominion, West Huron did well
in keeping Mr. Lewis' majority down
to its actual figures. In a border lake
constituency like this the advantages
of freer trade with our neighbors
were more plainly understood than in
the inland counties. and it is an indi-
cation of the strength of the prejudices
aroused against reciprocity that a
town situated as Goderich is should
record a majority in opposition to a
policy so plainly in its interests. The
'•ennexatioo" cry" no doubt, 'had con-
siderable effect throughout the coun-
t. y, and there was not sufficient time
to explain to the workingmen in the
towns and cities that their interests
were not imperilled.
We aro sorry that the country has
not mean to the gpportuoity that was
presented. >Ibpecially we regret that
defeat bas come in his old age upon
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who has given
his best years in the cause of the
country he loves, and who still stands
unrivalled in the affections of a great
host of his countrymen.
The Returns.
The returns from the town of Gode-
rich we -re to both part-
ies. tbe Liberals not expecting so
large a majority against them, and
the Conservatives expecting a mach
larger one in their favor. Clin:..n
gave the Lit•erels a body blow. the
Liberal majority for Holmes in 1908 of
87 being turned into a Conservative
majority of 3?, Ashfield restored the
spirit of the Liberate to some extent,
but it was soon seen that the country
polls were not doing much in the way
of a turnover towards the Liberal
candidate and the disappointing re-
turns from Hallett completely extin-
guished the hopes of Mr. Cameron's
supporters.
Tbe Liberals received the returns in
the evening at the Red Star Theatre,
while the Conservatives used the
Temperance Hall. There wad. of
course, great rejoicing and tremen-
dous noise on the part of the Lewis
party, end a huge bonfire was built to
celebrate the victory. The Grits had
to satisfy themselves with the knowl-
edge that, if they were not particu-
larly happy, the other fellows were, as
was abundantly manifested through-
out the evening end until away on in
tbe night..
Irish Readiness. h
They were trying an 11 atter An
charged with a petty offence. when
the Jodie, asked -"Have yon anyone
notal in who will vouch for your g ices
character ?' "Yis, your Hon..r,"
quick/ responded the Osla. -there's
the chief e'rnatable there." Where.
up.mu e thchief constable evinced signs
.4 great 1011•110111100*. "Why. 70,11'
Ronne. d•7lared he, "1 don't eves man." the an." "Oh.ena, your
donor." said the Irishman trluuspb-
astly, "obeaeve that I've lived In the
must t y for over twelve years an' he
$essrs't know so. sit Ain't Mat a
more eha•sosor for n t'
THE MORNING AFTER.
Heater.
But in a good cause.
Good old Ashfield did grandly.
Think of Foster es Finance Minister
of /ands
Did you hear that dnll thud in the
direction of Clinton
Some missionary work is needed in
No. 1 division of Goderich.
, not amoog'ibe1ab•
Now watch the Big Interests marcb
ou Ottawa with demands for -More F
Bourse didn't make wnch t f a
ebowing after all. Quebec stands by
Laurier.
Will Sifton get back his old job as
Minister of the Interior in the new
Government
Mir Wilfrid Lanier 1. elected foe
two seats ; but several N bis Cabinet
Ministers haven't any.
The Toronto Yelper (J. S. Willison
editor-in-chief. deserves a good big
bone from its master,. the Tanste.
The trusts have woo . but as they
have won with the consent of I be
people what's the use complainiog :-
The people will have to feel the
bonde of monopcly a little tighter be-
fore they crake up their minds to get
rid of theist.
When a party wins its troubles be-
gin. Mr. Borden hail number of in-
teresting little problems on his hands
right now.
The farmers did not respond to the
opportunity of advancing their own
interest". ' Will the opportunity come
to them again?
There was not enough "reciproc-
ity" in Lb* voting. Many Grit towns-
men voted Tory, but the Tory farmers
didn't vote Grit.
The number of campaign Misrepre-
sentations that were circulated by the
anti -reciprocity people was appalling.
The Liberal workers did not know
until the last 'Mull's. what they were
up against, and had no chem.:* to nail
the atrocious yarns that were being
used against them.
There is no advance in the price of
term lands this m(,rning.
1fBfi 1911 -Fifteen years of the best
government Canada ever had.
Well. according to the Conserva-
tives' own admission. the Liberals
when they hand over th'' reins of
power leave the country iu the most
prosperous condition it hes ever been
in. Will the Conservatives be able to
make the sone cluiin for themselves
when their turn ensues to get
out ?
The Ways of Mankind.
A British Columbia subscriber
writes :
A re, her amusing incident is related
of a superintendent and high school
teacher of British Columbia in which
the following dialogue took place :
Supt. -What du the candidates
think of the examination thus far?
H. S. Teacher --Several complained
of the gtfsnlmer'jpaper as being rather
diff cult.
SupL-We'I, I set the paper.
H. N. Teacher -i noticed in one of
the questions you asked fdl- the corres-
p.)ndiog gender form of mankind. i
suppose you intended womankind for
an answer, but I thought mankind
embraced womankind.
Supt.- and don't they ?
Considering haw- the country as a
whole west West Heron did well.
There is more catarr•n .n tar section w the
country than all other dimmers pottaaK r
and until the hot ti"w years was wppessi to be
incurable. 1.'or a great say yssse
preoounced it • local demotes and
local remedies. end by constantly
cure with loos! treatment
curable. :science b agar to be
cote utntloo•) disease and tai aerte
constitutional treetenset. HaE1Calia rkmC*re
manufactured byF. J 7h1Mo.
Ohio. is the ony eon.tltbaq«ease en then
market. It k taken late k d�gss�.os.��tihear
10 drops to a teaspoonful. it eels �rc7 on
the blood and minions surfs/es M MO system.
They offer one hnedr.d doilies 4r the saes it
fail. to curs. Bend for eternities and testi
menials. Addre..e
F. J. CHENRY t CO.. Toledo. 4).
Sold by Drugei.ta. 75e.
Take Hall's Family P14. 4r eewtipatioe.
AUCTION SALES.
HAT' -111/.1". !rep;. Nth. -Auction .ale Of a
Rood fare fri containing .eat l sr.• Wit. .
g
1p of ro s,:Tess sil
rich. at 12 o'clock .eon ; tae property of Jewry
HALLIDAY. ?UOeias Ot'soay...111'-..81.
FRIDAY. October Mk- Aeolian sale of tam
stock and Itnp l,, ' a epery ed T lam earth
who has .Old�M tareso. lb* Bene E.b
of Clinton. T. GUMMY. aNOISosl.
Yn41. me*, nrak.SISKIlls
agile 1.
Iltt►.
of h..eta.
to Twos. B9.ma, 4.
township. who has O8. W . T. (;/versus.
euct Saner.
TimmsY. sunt ober 17ta.-dacha. •Ne of he
Pomace herd .1 porebred
efattie. at Lr.-Cot.Jou. Tamers. Amnia es
farm. one mils wTa
semi of Casio.. we wig ►,e
about forty hood of ashes le acrd, T. to nuns v .
auctioneer.
Oct.ber.-A of term meek. len
glome ;
3131011 lrttiture . property re
0wJ to wwtttt. wb the mid Me Ors, tet 8
eweewsslra & hisssls, two W.e seg of ne
grave. T. Or.usv..se 45ew.
"Wooing and Wedding. ' given by
Rev. Dr.. tIJ in the Waterloo Moth
odist church, was very lamely at.
tended. Dr. Medd is ass a61. and
fluent speaker nod hie liLliessonsweirs
71)M
delighted throuirhnut. Motor,
abounds in ancient ��io1sy
Z
wit and humor. it wM 01
at.M
ewes,..-, pooline'1.ws gsid goes v!
utile.'-- 1'Is
We hope the eight Pen millionaire esi,aot'b theles evw-
Grt. of Toronto will bp kept oat of inc. llrto1r Ash, of a e'efkrtih 1141116
the party for good. Their nature'. cesM