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LOCAL TOPICS
sol,piud Ngi ihe
re •r. wt 'repent nine patients at
Alexandra bos/It•l ratts4 who was
wive winch.it•b_y_, this mnrn-
opatrd on d tile �s &&PP011M1
ing, ►. reports% to ass weiL
The Hamilton Welt.
vwiog to the pressure ot other mate
ter, The Signal is unable to pettish
this week thert of tb• sapper
given to tbo h t0t1�s* stay
who visited Roderioh last
It is bald over ter atao$bar iawn.
Other interests 'Mer le n-
moidably crowid trout OW* Mas.
c. r. R. Noise.
gtayslhrg P4+ t Agora Sas of
i6• C. P. 11 was In town on Tu.�
Grain sl.,pmente have been rather
slow the past ha.
to
Arthur Beaver,
Shim's. _
St. o. w visitWindsor, • _dsor, Raeilt.e and
8t
Detroit. His wife and tastily accom-
panied bias. Nobis Young is relieving
bon while he is away.
The Teachers Convention.
Attention is again drawn to the an-
nual meeting of the West Huron
Teachers' A.-octatioo, to be held at
tbe Collegiate Institute, Godsrieb, on
lbutdayeod Friday of next week. On
Thursday evening there will bean enter-
teinmeet to which the public are enpec-
lolly invited: but any wbo wish to at-
tend will be welcome also at any of
the other sessions of the convention.
Teachers coming to the convention
will le pleased to learn that they will
have :.n opportunity of enjoying the
hand concert, as it will be given on
Wednesday evening next week instead
of Thulndnv-
Or. Harold Taylor's Appointment.
Dr. Harold Taylor has been appointed
house surgeon at the new general hos-
pital at Toronto. The appointment is
an important one and emphasises Dr.
Taylors standing as a Olivet surgeon.
Though he has bean in pract.oe bare
with bin; father, Dr. Alex. Taylor, for
a comparatively short time, he has
already "on a professional reputation
of which any young man might be
proud, and it is pleasant to leans that
be will likely return to town within a
year or two after acquiring the further
veluatde ezperiemoe which practice in
a great city hospital gives. Dr. Taylor
will go to Toronto to commence his
new duties at the beginning of Oc-
tober.
The Paget Grain Door Ce.
A .penial meeting of the town
council was held on Monday evening
is connection with the proposition of
the Paget Grain Door Co.. Limited. to
acquire the Doty building at the G. T.
R. tracks, on which the town holds a
mortgage. The council agreed to So -
apt two notes of the Paget Company
at six' mouths and emsear respect-
ively for WOO each, with interest at
five per cent.. and in consideration
thereof to relieve the Doty people to
tie extent of $1,000 of their liability to
the town. The idea is o assist the�
Paget Company
hi ge started
here. and it if elpected llevelop
Into a strong copaoy operating •
large industry.
Public Library.
The member, of the public library
board presen t at tbe regular meeting on
Saturday evening last were Chairman
Galt and Messrs. Tome. Strang and
Elliott. The secretary was instructed
to request tbe school hoattd to fill the
vacancy caused by the departure of
Mr. Tigers from Goderich. A resolu-
tion was passed that no person shall
have power to order anything for the
library except the chairman of the
committee under whose oversight such
expenditure may lie: An account of
the Signal Printing Co. of $7.80 for
library slips was passed and payment
wag ordered of $2 for Miss Pauline
Johnson's "Legends of Vancouver."
The librarian reported receipts for
August of $7.66 and an issue of 1.293
books and magazines. Rev. Joespt
Elliott was appointed to act as chair-
man of the book committee in place of
lir. Tigert, resigned.
in North St. Methodist Church Oct S'
Always a standard .oeg at Scotch
lathering', "Scots Wha Hae, received
a superb rendering at the heads of
Mr. Jarvis last night. To a powerful,
resonant voice, highly vibrant in
quality, add a splendid interpretation
of the spirit of the song, the acting
of the thought, the ooneeotratlon of
the porton in gesture, tone add eye,
and it is not surprising that salss old
men felt their blood dung sed warm,
01 that young men owed with a lire
whkk seemed to 1 them off their
seats. Such is the power of a magnetic
vIf the desires to by
coverio bowtense l much
of the martial. buried beneath tbe
oar sof shop or street, is in him, let
him hear Mr. Jarvis sins "Soots Wba
Hae." Depths of emotiomsever suspect-
ed by the wild bosom are stirred. and
the truth is learned that in the Boost
Pacific titers is something which will
respond to the vale', the: to the
high word that urges. strop
wee* indeed well sung, but "licote Wha
Has" was the inspiration of the even-
*. Daily Witness, Montreal.
Sarber Note,.
Fifty feet of the soutbwe t break-
water still remains uncompleted, but
wit► favorable weather the ooetauct
should i:e completed in the course et a
week or so.
PerchH,hi°6 i• the order of the day
e
the paean kinase good catches are
steamer Wsztoed 1s s:peeled
'a port tomorrow. She will unload
ho corr. at the ore leg of the V.'est-
"rsbe a ad. Flour Mille Oo, This will
beth moo tbst
boat to be etalosded at the
rib aaoer• esestie. 01 tis Isesr l.s
1 s• hamorcta1 wharf emar'laet is
nR ptubesi to nornpi.tdos.
y all the ne a wet erfvoat In
and the forme w being AUad
The /mit. brats will be able to
uGay Limo
= istesaser Jei cagy late sort ala
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