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GODERICH. TigRSDAY, JUNE\' 6, 191.2
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publicity for .aurone
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THE STERIINGBANK
YOU OWE IT TO \'OUR CHILDREN
TO TEACH THEM THRIFT
Sterling Bask saviege accounts, paying $ per cent interest
and permitting wisest by cheque, furnish the medium for such
an important Wes of their education.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NJSBET
Insurance and Real Est•=l to
OODERICH, ONTARIO
AGENT FOR ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
Life, Fre, Personal Accident and Sickness, Ravi re' Liability,
FidelityGuarantee. Pbte Glass. As. ,
otor Boat, Live Stock. Boiler.
1 have a number of desirable residences and
first - class fess for sale. Easy terms.
OFFICE NEXT TO CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
PHONIC 211 P. O. Box :itis
♦
Edmonton
Mr cage
Weyb uzrn
Pirince Al
Jaw
thertl
J. CRApQrIE
Having rectally returned fawn a two months' visit
to these tour cities, I am in a position to quote close
prices on desirable properties in each one of them. I
bave pe examined the iee i am offering
for sale and lesoy guarantee is "good baying" anything 1
offer.
Prices runs from $150 per I•,t to $6,000, so that 1
can supply the- large or sntdll investor.
Easy terms of payment and large proem to be made
at the present time.
Consult me before investing.
FOB LLL
VOR BALE. _MeLAUGHLiN•BUICH I acooass
JrNO, LAwnester eVON, a. u t-sesseeszi. Tessa, tLtt• Oisst pr � .
OUR SALE. - 81K0 POTATOES I Pimaprate .
h flake, Oak! Drat v�a�rlat,y�.� productive and d Mr tM.
good quality. A. H. CLt,'Tl N. Danlos, Out . rim,.
DOR BALE. -TWO PURR -BRED i ae. f
I:greArita. ubsa ye hello Aerate ores -t e, iew.
MO. A R . oat ter aervies. _ eel, err bad
gJtt( t MARKETS
Tsuriwr. Jams *
el
Wise 1r
w ke , «I u urate a Campaign for
SS ke J is i county Council ,y/:ktrd to .7qa �
1
TRS SIGNAL ARM i 'NO CO., Ltd.. Poo.utme
FOR BALK. -BUFF ORPINGTON
by
TT ae1P �ph�ag Meer stock sired em
�1pos�tser. (: Beaottwrd prise Menem
adi/woN l; woke or vers. K. v
SPRAYING OUTFITS. ETC.
Nothing pays rbettter them th ore of year
sad
at lowsrt priceshot . For b 4D. F.
KAOLINE. Goderich.
WALL PAPER. -1912 W A L L
map sarpb books at hand from Tor
Bets Well Petr C.. Select and bate you -
wide dans taste the rush. Pricer ring
deai«r coli by the lull A. 8 \ A ZICL. Agee
era etaast. Oedrlek. 87.11
ea! Estate Broker Goderich
THE 8441: 'LH!
BOARDING.
(ILD ORCHARD COTTAGE. -THIS
V comfortable house. ooavecteot to the lake
frost, will reoeive summer boarders, and any-
one wishing accommodation is invited toasely
to the undersigned. The rooms have all been
recently overbanled. All modern contest.
ewes Meal given when ordered. Lunchfrom 11911 to 1 o'clock : dtnoer from 6 to 6:10.
MRS. D. CAMERON. corner Essex and Quebec
street., ooderieb.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Morningstar's Gardens now open.
ice cream and ether refreshments
served. Entrance on William street.
I've Blackstone'* didicionejse cream
in bulk or fancy tricks; diedged oo ac-
count of lee general exedlesmok end un -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
lite l-
• a so « the Development of Chis County to Offset the Flow
alto Y 73
0 t sM
to I7
M't. IS 0
MI 0 to U «
• rt. a«
6«te 30
• «se •11
6MM toto e!
A pew 110 so 3•
1 0' to 113
reetterbs►.lipali�I 1010 4 0
Cala* ole acv New pro est. tee to 3 «
,... .. .. s! to e 131
•totc
Shoe. pot tato 410
renew, per lb ft to 1t
tildes, cwt T en to 7 ID
043...ktaa ors to 0
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -June 6th.
Aatomohtle f.3John w
t..00 • . 1for 8s --
Annual Meering- North Huron I Morals .. ... 1
Sale Extraordinary -W. Ack Una sou.. . . 1
Summer MLairy--Mies Poems h . ..... 3
iverybody's Delis It -F. J. Butbsd... ...... •
Of Interest to even lean M. Rabies. ... .. 6
Wool -Jens OWtb Hemmilir .. .......
Farm for &a . -Janes Me Nee. Nile..... ... .
Reeder -O. T. IML .... ... ...... 1
Howeseekere' Exeaaebo- F. F. Lawnees.... 2
Artistic FarniskoMi Oto. Hobrebr 4
Greyhound E:curses-White sitar Lane3
Drink Habit - The Oath'. Institute . ... 1
You Are SUL Thinking- Hama Oaaolfoe t
1dachin.ry Ca........ ... 7
Reader-Mrning1StI Gardens. 1
Suitable Wedding Peaseata-J. S. Davey. 4
A Pleasing Style -W, C. PrWbam..... .. ... 1
Montreal to Hassel-Caandawa Northers
Steamships .... ........
Radium Hendry -Malar'. Scotch nos 3
Now for Jose J. H. Colbsres4
Jaw Tag ash-. H. Hartiwn e
Good Valve-Bolgeae Woo .
Reader-KIRewds Toasted Corn Flakes.
Servant Wasted -Ma J. F. Andrews 1
Belt Baekb led -The Signal 1
Glia Weald�.-�MbsBiwardw1
Point Farm OPOOG. 1
Smokers. Attention.... .. .. 1
Wedding Preeestr-Bowett Hardware Cos
Reader-Blaekstoss'e.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1!t THE MATTOR Or THE IMITATE Ur ISABK:LL.
PRIMROea McKeon, LATE or Trp
Vli_.Aoa Or DUNGANNON, IN
TBE COUaTY or HURON.
Nona V hereby gives pigment to St.tete 1.
Geo. V., cap. A. Seo. 56. that all persons having
claim. against the estate 53 the late Isabella
1':-imro.e McKenzie. deo/aired. who died oo or
about the 23rd day of May. A, D. 1914, are re-
gun+ted to send by pod preps or deliver to
the undersigned, solicitor for John Arthur anti
Elise Ann Blair, the executors of the olid
eon," at his olIoe. HamItos street, Godericb.
oke orbeen the 15th day of June. A. D. 1912.
do
addresses and derr01 their cad 'a
t of the particulars of their claims
aatnre of the security tit amyl held b
sly certified to. pmol that atter the said
1M executors will proceed to distribute
tb to of the deceased amens the patties
thereto, having re'sexe onl7 to the
gM which they shall then here notice.
101103ee they will not be liable for the emote
ee I�ributed. or any part thereof. to any
�arrias d whose claim they shall not then have
ked metier. c.. t AMKI4ON,
Satfelter tar Rhe Executors.
Dated this 30th day of May. A. U. 1112
gwestiosably the best ever offered the
people of Godee'ieb.
At North street Methodist church
next Send* the regnler services will
ll
be beld. r. A. and Mr. Um -
burner
.o the rimming
burner at night. A cordal welcome
to all.
WEY
URN
Saskatchewan
Real Estate Offers You Today
the slime Belden opportunity thatcry offered ten
y areligo. A 1st was paraboloidfs ahoet that
time los 1100.10 and was reesetty for 100.000.00.
The mese thing will so dos44 happes in Weyburn
ooyyMpj what the railwar dsv lop.st will do for
lbs 'eUat Lisle City in gaskatteMwem "-
Weyburn
A tow ad ells bnshmes'blocks and peblk buitdisge
tender aendieweden tow are :
New YtJe10 - sled Armories co.tiag EW000
Store
Throe
111.$11
. P. 53 reef and Traight Sheds " 11.110
M well as a few others. and ewe or these busied mai-
dames, totalling mew than • Mli,Yow Dot.L&
For asheet b the heart of s we sae lets is the octets= lntntlts
eke ttmd oest 700 yards
mt1eM1� el 11.. esti at MI each. Ley Tomah
We have node maw limn 111 per met pro* br
every 1nVe or .fie isM
g the et Seer spin er Noe
I as for yep.
Write w *1 owes for male and ,_.Mims
B. V. Campion & Compaf,Y
WNYBUEN SECURITY BANK BUiLDING
WRIBU*11. SASN:AMINWAN
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
of Capital and population to the rest 1Jha
Briny one for .Cambton and Othersi Counties
Should Be Done for 1(uron - .71 S n fl -nes
jKovement Desired.
Yesterday a proposal was placed be -
tore the county council for the Mang
uration of a publicit y campaign
the county of Hut on.
About two years ago such a tem-
paign was started in the county of
La btonand it has since ce been card
car -
t'OR SALE.-SaB ACRES OF LAND
ii' on the Arstec of the township of
Aebfietd, about Il miles west of Nile Good
soil, pearly all under cultivation, most of it
seeded down. Good orchard. Comfortable
hones with stone cellar having cement floor.
Artesian well at house. Barn 3017) with stone
foundation : cattle end home manias also other
outbuildings. Spring creek running across the
farm. Fencing in good shape. Poseesrtou in the
OIL For tall particulars apply to JAMES Mc.
NER, on the premises, or mile P. O. t6tf.
L"OR BALE. -THAT DESIRABLE
1 piece 07 proOert tieing Victoria u d
Kingston streets with frame hoes@ and large
barn� ythereon. Could be used tor building lot.
street, a JAMES SMIIT!S• AM SMITH, -South
R SALE. -A BUILDING LOT
on Newgate staeet, Apply to F. J. PUID-
AM.
in,
rigid on with remarkable success, onto next talc. The deputation was
toother councils areh following Lamb- composed of J. A. Mallough, of Dun -
city
The Lmtarybton yuan- ancon, resident West Huron Farm-
isiLon of teadin is i voluntary urger- err lnntitute- R. R. Sloan and James
t us municipalities oleading cif t his of the vane' Surlio Porter's Hill ; Gro. Leith-
of'itcom Ii the county.has
One wait*, of Goderich : W. F. Kydd, of
Leith -
of i p chief tion, pubhcetionments has bden Simexre, and Hy. Latimer. Messes.
the preparation, ookiet .on and dtKydd and Latimer are conducting the
tthe cepa of aa booklet setting fortb orchard demonstrations for the De -
op orwbJies which the county and the ertmtnt of Agriculture in the north-
ers, ruiner it nurse forn farm- ern pert of the county. The case for a
frui Tina
h els , is dairymen and creditable display et Toronto, to ad -
many
Tbat however, along ow oue of vertiae the capabilities of Huron as a
ASro lines of aworki g, which the f it -lowing district. was well pre-
ideaA+sociataun is working, all with lite soled.
of advancing the prosperity of Another proposal before the council
Mho county10, of L months afterIn thDe
. is that the Provincial Departn.ent of
ber, alio a , he Ass the or.e.
gsnisation . 1 the Association, it re- I Agriculture be asked to appoint a dis-
ceived a grant :of $1,00) from the trirt tep,rseotatite for Huron. The
Lawbton county council, and so sells- countydistrict mod eantattive is located *in
the
fled was the council with the results farmers in orchard culture, drainage
accrmpliehrd that in December, 1911, work, road improvement and along
James prcvincJaul ee Mitchell followed with an to
doreatton of what the other speakers
bad said.
The proposed eras referred to a com-
mittee of the council.
Another deputation before the coun-
cil yestetdey asked for a grant for a
display of Huron county fruit at the h
orticultural allow at Tor -
X. C. A. and the G. (' I. were the
rontestidg kickers. The "Y'." won
by a score of 2.0.
The Huron Medical-laaociaLion will
meet at 8eaforth on Wednesday, June
1201.
Rev. Dr. Medd conducted the services
in the Seaforth Methadlst church
last Sunday.
The pearl bar advertised in last
week's Signal as lost has been restored
to the owner. Signal ads. pay.
The flying of Rags on Monday
marked the Kipg's Birthday. The
banks observed the May as a holiday.
HOUSE. AND LOT FOR SALE ON
Huron road, a abort distance from town
limits. Lot ceitalne two .res with good
orchard and small fruits. Frame bones in good
repair. Anyone wishing to in -pent same will
be welcome at any tome. Apply at THiS
OFFICE for information. 95.11
DIED.
HARKER. drieh.0o Tsu.4*y.J un. 4131,
Mary Agses timer. DN0v53 wife of Root
James kurzwor. sasri 17 yearn
The funeral will take place f row ber late resi-
dence, Newgate .Dees, on a .1day, June 7th. at
1 o'clock p. .t., to 1)ang"i'nuu osatetery. tor-
ykm al rt.!)
EiotcZAIR SALE. -100 ACRES OF LAND
11 miles north of the town of Seafortb.
clayloam. all u, der cultivation' bank
barn, witcement floors ; large frame beim
bawl, painted. all In good repwir; well at both
bar* and house. An ideal home. Apply to
.MISS) SU8IX OO V &MACK, Seaforth, Ont.
Ott
VOR SALE, -SiX FIRST-CLASS
1' buf)dime loft on Montrest and North
srree4 CHARLES GARRO W. 96-tf
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
w rarcurl alj doors,to weds
.b sera
of
..stall and aersa.Retee adsalso40
tilos sMtensg 14 a tar moose wartime.
pre
= dem315*0 Iw l,a rWr nw pkrlscewedWexcpt
as them
tramiea t1 7 will d0 ,, tcnamd to la.
yes pare oma%blr U,r a from 410.1. HW'a
CamrrkCOM mapufactured by t. J. Cheney
t Cps, 153530, u, c.,n Wee no U teary and at
Mama tlmlernillY, acting OMUSUy upon the blood
.red sonar .urisoe, art W •4esett, I. baying
Hall. titian* Carr be saes you get tb. gon-
ulse. It u taken internally saw ire w feted°,
t Moro, by F. J. Lameie7 a 4.46 lssua.ontAta nee.
Sold by Druggists, Prise Tis per bottle.
lake 11a11'r Santo Paid ler mese 11111i0o.
VOR SALE. -THAT FINE RISM-
E dee4ernt corner of Cameras
sadknown as the A.
Yei7 is for eels. It metals*
Iowafr.Ita 0 call tied
Thherre .mre twos=
XMIA tire 551 wareb b0- es
Ina
.�.tr'.. have swims r vs es. ate:
Other wad
Berle Apply to P. 3. able la ssew ReYANM053.54aa w
.POINT FAR 1I,
OPENING S
SEASON 1912
TWle popular senor resort will
Done tor the season se Friday Jape
Mita on b
which date tbe Huron onnayy
Rile. Lathe "WI bold Be wawa
t.rumm.mt On MU. Harahan, foot.
:keit to
ether maser will be eledel
wtRhlassies
teneekedo mesa oMeek for erodes
O.mral photo. aRceriebedr welcome
J. T. GOLDTHORPE.. ll
GARDENING.
it made a similar grant.
Rev. J. Elliott some weeks. ago wrote
The Signal from London. Englaud,
stating that the Lemhton booklet was
"working wonders" in Great Britain
in attracting attention to that county.
Western Canada is the outlet' for a
great and constant stream of capital
and emigration from the British Isles.
There is no reason why, if the Ontario
counties will organise and advertise
themselves as the West is being ad-
vertised, this stream should not lie
AL1Sd8R8. TAYLOR4 THOMPSON,
111 professional garOwrs. by day or weak.
reel eequitter a bo ,..rot to the omtee k1 TI 6
SIIINAt.
1/4
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'bursa meet all trains.
Private cells have prompt and
careful attention. First - class
livery outlt a at all times.
Reasonable prices.
THE DAVIS LiVERY
F. A T. M. Deem
Proprieto
an
Rooth RUN*.'Phone No. la
LOST OR FOUND.
BELT ..UUKLE SET
wive a M mon., ea tlw Square oke Wed -
SIAL Fasike L OF•'YCY two to wars R .tIHY
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tbe Synod of the dioeeee of Huron
meets in Lonion next week. mum-
mencing Tuesday.
The first $sme is the chil"t-b base-
ball league is to he played On. (Thurs-
day) evening. St. Peter's au.l North
street are the opposing foams. The
game is to be played on Agricultural
Park.
A game of football in the tswn
league seriee was played on Wsdnes
day evening. the G. C. L and the
Victorians being the contesting teams.
Tbe result was it tie, neither teatn
being able to score.
The ratepayers ot Goderich. Hullett
and McKillop townships have peti-
tioned Ibe McKillop council, asking
for telephone connection with the
municipal telephone system in that
township. The council has agreed to
grant the connection.
other lines for the general improve-
ment of farming conditions.
The council has also before it a pro-
posal by Sheriff Reynolds that it en-
gage in some scheme of reforestation.
All these proposals show a desire that
the count y should get out of the rut
and make an advance movement all
along for line for the development of
its splendid resources. The tnembers
of the council have a grave responsi-
bility in dealing with these matters,
diverted in considerable measure t as the future of the county for a great
there counties. many years to come may be shaped
Tbe urgent need of a campaign of I by their decision eithet to inaugurate
this sort tor the county of Huron was len advance movement or, on the
'ef but other hand, to allow the present de -
admirably ret forth in a bre
forceful addtess by Reeve Leckie, of
Brussels, from his place in the county
council yeaterdey afternoon. Mr.
Leckie declared that no portion of the
Province of Ontario wamore e greatly
in need of "boomint"
ties ot Huron and Bruce. More then
any other coenties they had suffered 1 oirsam, meows. and Resolutions Passed
from the exodus to the West. Asa at Animal Meeting.
consequence lands .in these counties At the annual meeting of tbe Centre
were selling away below their value Huron Liberal Association, a brief
when compared with lands in other
report of which was given in Tbe
parts of the Province wbich were
Signal fast week, officers were elected
really inferior to our own. There was asfollows: President, M. Mord ie
more vacant land, snore land given NVinthrop:'first vice-president, Dr. J.
over to pasture or otberwise undevel- W. Shaw, Clinton ; second vice-presi-
oped. in these counties of Huron and dent, J. N. Kernighan. Bemmiller :
Bruce than in any other part of the third vice-pteeident, Jas. Cowan, Bea -
Province and this in spite of the fact forth ; secretary', J. L Kilior'an. G,oeae-
plorahle conditions to develop into
even greater inactivity and stages -
tion.
Let seitak.sa move, gentlemen.
CENTRE HURON LIBERALS.
NORI't! HURON LIBERALS.
Liberal AAaewgdanoo iii he holt in We aurae
ball, Wineasse ear Tssdwy. Jess tela wine
ronrtag at 2.i e'etoca p, to (Mrs are to be
SWUM
55pert11. �0 rOligk1 Weare the meet-
Mg.
eet-
dl LLIaonlssrs invited to aueait Mir meet-
ing alma tae 5«0.15 arwbstlst far • good rep-
remetaGete trey W pone of las Mi13. n UTr.
Seretary.
Wisgha.1. Oat
May Stec. 1914 0644
DEWARD, -1110 itliWARD OF -
11. FattLl) for how matisa that wul lose to
tot manors of the eery who broke the
wtedowy 40 toe tad e4 ia.vbie ward .oh.oi
leaaaa.g. J. P. ANOHOW Si. st
The old manse residence on Nelson
street is being removed this week and
work will be commenced at once on
the erection of a new residence on the
same site. Dr. Caesar, of Toronto,
who is the owner of the property, will
move to Uoderich as Boon as his new
home is completed.
The members of Court Goderich,
No. :ti, C. U. F., will attend divine
service at, the Baptist church next
Sun d y are requested
to me room on North
street. all , and will march
from there to the church. Rev. J.
Pollock will address the brethren.
u A It ll HELP AND DOIi11313f1C
paid V AN'1*-P.reon.�,�g
sthem 1�ND
msaMl asps) at eve. w Whilst[ 3101� a 1.
LIN. Ip.rkeaon Germano" 1101040miut
AasOi. M. lhkera,, •ot, Ae. MR Iola H. D.
WuOUd. ori. es.lelm.. [Jae.` ver TAte. 1lOmpi
aResuee. RFti
APRRIIANOING, PAINTING
L ped taiseestak0g..1A YirM-clw work.
Friona itgM. Save peer wort deme tutors tae
me. A. 4NA1161.. area street, Roderick. 117-ct
s
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. -A 000 GENERAL
roast. away to YRS. J. 3'.IAND-
RRWtt -
that there was nowhere in the Prov- rich ; treasurer, Gordon Young.
ince* better Targe section of Bret -class Carlow : auditor, W. J. Paisley, ('lin-
land and nowhere land better bandle9 ton. Chairmen of municipalities :
than in the county of Huron. Some -
Brussels, Saul. Wilton : Clinton, Fred
thing should be done to settle theme Jackson ; Colborne, Saml. Bisset;
lands, or the results would be set tone. Goderich, C. A. Nairn ; Grey, W m• For
zea the need of more hospitals
Advantage should be taken of any Cameron; Hullett Jas.Walt: Mc-
Kithira
c- for the rapidly increasing population.
scheme which would advance the Ballo ,John McDowell: Seaforth. R. A letter from the president of the
prosperity of the county and get hack y Hiss
a t of thepopulation that had been General Society called attention to
par The following resolutions were pre- the new work which has been under- l
The funeral of the late Andrew
Williamson, who died euddenly on
Wednetrday of last week, toot place
from his late residence on Trafalgar
street to St. Peter's church Lest Fri-
day morning. Rev. Father McRae con-
ducted the obsequies. The interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery in
Colborne
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement in this issue of the Benmiller
Woollen Mills. Mr. Gledhill, the pro-
prietor of this old -established hesioees,
has on band con'tantly a stock of
high grade woollen fabrics and goer:
sntees their quality. He is prepared -
to purchase wool for calls or trade.
Give ham a call.
The young ledie; Bible class of
Knox church held its annual picnic
lest Saturday afternoon. Nearly
eighty melnhers participated. driving
to Bay field for the outing, which was
thoroughly enjoyed. Misses Morris
and Stirling are the popular teachers
of the class. Tbe absence of Miss
Moises owing to illness, was very
much regretted.
On Tuesday afternoon the W. H
M. S. of Knox church held its regular
meeting. An able and interesting
paper by Mrs. Tom traced the de-
velopment of .uission work among the
foreigners in Saskatchewan. and ens -
beamed
VIRL8 WANTED. -ON B APPRBN-
TICK sad ono *weer. 0153 ICD -
A RD*, dr.wraker 15.14.
WANTED. -AT ONOI. AT ALNII-
� aANewDRaA Marine NANA7fT.rerls▪ ta.dt ~ M*.
lost during recent year -'.Dr. Macklin, president of the Board Moved by otnas McMillan, sec -
of Trade of Goderich, e'ddreseed the onded by Dr. Shaw, that this meeting
council and explained that he had of the Centre Huron Liberal Associa-
been sated to pteeent the calf" for x tion desire to express our hearty ap-
grant Prem the council for work along pnival of the course pursued by the
the lines on which Reeve Leckie had Opposition in both the Dom
,ninion Par -
just spoken. The atter had been liament and the Ontario Legislature,
brought to the attention ret the Gode- the former so ably and skillfully led
rich Board of Trade through letters by our grand old chieftain, Sir Wilfrid
received frim Rev. Joseph Ellintt, Lurier, and the latter with almost
equal ability and skill i y Mr. N. W.
Rowell. We further desire to express
our full approval of the policy advo-
cated by the Opposition in both Par-
liaments and to express the hope and
belief that the plliciee so ably and per-
sistently advocated by both branches
AUNDRKSS WANNTRD l'ORTHE
F-LB�(sAYwaM,ezPori.
Arage
D.
arts. The West bad been built up by sA
�j A GOOD GENERAL timing. and .11 Durr the I). ' 1.
R1 =tie APO's.lift w T MOR- veetJsi06 elalrtpeigne were being u
who has been acting as immigration
agent in Oteat Britain. Dr. Meddle
bad personal knowledge of the good
results which had followed the work
of the Publicity Asu,ciation of Lewis-
ton
amb
ton count , in bringing in outside cap-
ital and increasingg the agricultural
productiveness of the county. and in of the liberal parry wet before long
other counties good results were heing meet with the approval of a leave Ina.
accomplished along similar lines.He jet of the prop a of Canada and of
proposed that the council should start
the movement with a grant of $1,000,
which could be supplemented by
smaller grants from the minor munici-
palities. The county could keep con-
trol of the expenditure by placing the
grant in the hands of a committee ort
the council, to act jointly with a com-
mittee of citizens from the different
parts of the county.
John Ranatord, of Clinton, followed
with another forcible at'gttmeat for a
publicity movement 'ill. county of
Huron, he said, wap faring a serious
the toes of popish -
condition through
tion, that it bad suffered in retest
years. Something should he dote to
fill up the gap. The county ebooM
advertise itself. in the early days d
this county it was advertised by the
Cut ids Company ae "the d
Canada,' and it was this vertieing
that had brought bis father to Huta
and bad induced him to buy .i
acres of land here, instead of las
speaker wishe& he had don.) buy in
Wit outside of the city of Torrm
the viaoe of Ontario.
Moved by J. L Killoran, sec-
oodsd by W.H. Robertsot,, that
we duties to record the unfeigned sor-
row of Use members of this A-tocia-
tion at the death of Mr. Joseph Bell,
who was the treasurer of this A..ocia-
tioo Soo. its formation, who Was one
of Use Old Oueed of Liberalism in the
county, with unswerving faith and
comae/it activity in the wogs, and one
wham we k.ew end esteemed es a
in every way. We mw
11:11:4111311 meeting. and we take this
opportunity of eepreesing out ain0ees
seems of lose in his removal by death
sod our sympathy with the relatives
is their bereavement.
Interesting and able addressee were
gives by W. Proudfoot. M. P. P..
Thos. McMiflee, Ill. Shaw and M. Y.
Molten. Mr. Prnudfoot reviewed the
Provincial situation, finding many
taken especi'Pv among the loggers on
the Pacific c... t and aroused in the
members a desire to do their share in
carrying nut these large plana
The Forty Hours' Devotion services
were held in at. Peter's church on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Father McRae, the perish priest,
was assisted in the services by Rev.
Father McCormack, of Kingsbridge
Rev. Father Dunn, of Clinton ; Rev.
Father Noonan, of Dublin, and Rev.
Father Campeau, of Staples. -
Poeters are up around town announ-
cing the program of athletic field
sports to he held at the military camp
while itis in progreee at Goderich. The
sports will he ander the joint super-
vueion of the Militia Department and
the Y. M. C. A. Each regiment is
urged to enter te.+ms for baseball (in-
door game), association football and
lacrosse. A schedule will be drawn up
and games played ie each camp. Ban-
ners will be awarded to the winning
team:.. in athletics. the following
events will be contested : 100 and W -
yard dash ; one-quarter, one-half sod
one mile , unnin ram; standing and
running t.r0ad jump; bop, step and
jump: putting the shot and tug-of-
war. Tese events will he run every
evening after the competitive games.
Three prises will be given in each
event and a banner to the regiment
receiving the greatest nuniher of
points. A fencing and single stick
tournament also will be held, each
contestant to supply hie own equip-
ment.
masts wt which to criticize the present
the Adminietratioo. Mr. McMillan was
in fine form. and big fellow -Liberals
were pleased to see that the unfortun-
ver ate aceide1t which befell him a 'Wert
'oto- time �o bas not in the sl:gbtear
only
abated hb powers se a wpeeclimaker.
brine
re-
ouncil
tb a
Road. Olt taken. 13uron would soon be the
part of the country that was not
WANTED. A ROOD RTRONG advertised. sod what would he the
hy, 9s ��itslas�p, of to teirlm petit P He thought the county r
ens to kjaRt ▪ iNDICR. larnbae, serest- et-t� would not do credit to itself wt
DR ATING.
OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. -f
5* entreio
e vvassaeo
gliongishiseem
ssuss�./a.i.. twat Mrs res al
grant atom than $2,000. and he wee
confident that another thoussad meld
be raised to supplement thea Be ad- ea the wetof win.. your =es oost-
vocsted the cireulatlon of Huron ears a4 kfNa St aptemdie oatir4eh
county literature cot only in 131. Hews*[ g stook
W..t.re swims asa in Geese Britain.
bat es the Oobtinsnt It should be A game of football in the town
Ott day
Garland .6 best hes P'i' gib *sol on was
toplayed
Park. The T
Garman.
LOCAL TOPICS IN 8RIEF.
''(�)ea drwo. lama maw mad ries Prldham the
TaYwkeep right ea tsrw� wuttthe o boo in
ds
for
s~n�m ioui agssiste tet ue. bond..* C see what
FMm.a esb N ter yea
THE GUELPH EXCURSION.
Anyone who wants a good day's
outing -- and who doesn't ? - should
take in the excursion to Guelph on
Saturday of this week. A visit to the
Prcvincial Agricultural Oollege and
Experimental Farm and all the other
points of attraction in and about the
'city of tlnelph will fill the day with
interest. end the railway trip will he
through w fine section of country
looking its hest these June days.
The special train leave* the C. P. R.
station at Goderich at 7:2) a. es. The
fare for tbe round trip is 11.66;
children Ric. For further particulars
see advertisement In this imus.