The Signal, 1914-2-19, Page 1s
COPISIDER
EVERY DOLLAR
yen got late good advertising
not a dollar of expense, but a
ydoolll�lar invested upom wbicb
'dais will receive her die
Mum from any other
investment.
The tiimel Mlbe tad advertising
mediate la Malan Ornat7
4
si%TY•IrOCRTY YEAS -Na !Mt
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THE STERLING; BANK
OF CANADA
,ww.ole.aelavw^-fare :stirnaa,.onians:s
SAVE, because- ' No. 9$
A savings account enables you to reach the goal
of your ambition with greater ease and surety.
Head OtlbMae, Censer •[ sad Bay.Streets, Toronto
Gummi
Gedenci Bombo - A.H. Walker
A. Porter
OTHER BRANCHES AT
Megaton. Ont.
Sebrisrvilk, Ont.
Varna, Ont.
Migra. Ont.
iselield. Oat.
•
A. G. NTSBET
IS AGENT• FOR
All kinds of Insuralnce
•
t►PFII'6 NEXT o ixwptAliTIAs ePUDIfMBRCE, OODBRN7H
ft
Plioaltll : arms Ls Hoc's M. P. 0. Box :its
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141IT Oft FOUND 1 AUCTION SALES
417......... R' -0x PRI'AY. FEBRUARY 4 U(TION SALE OF VALUABLE
Isla. -swat' boll. es tele (' P.n. depot el ',mutt owreF:ItT1
a, 4 tar )r•.ws,' trent Ye, • '.-eras oileer
pare raatsr-ese •.swag sews or moray. Val- The undersigned will oiler far oars* public
•..e .. 4 mill. f oaeer ebem rebs. r. •t mossy at \w auction room. e• Hamilton
*6.. J. IM tl.TtlSH 4. tarot rsr.ets trill Asmet In t4he town of tioderloh on anturday,
- - the lett ear of e'ehrnarT. A.D. 1991. at one
lobs\ in On afternoon, the following proper
ty. TO :
Pars of lot • 1 and ^ 1n the Erse o,neenHon.
meets d.rlism of the ton n.hfp of i 'there.
_ W the roe.nt of Horan. and ',arta of lot. 1; and
- - - 7 In the blal'I',artavl,d 000
cewbn in the rid town.
:: ANTED elep of 1 dh,rne. comprising together alnety-
-_. _ eta and Psi -bnHbeer of ?and more or lee..
A 1t M RILP AN D DOMESTIC The. prop-rts whlh era. formerly part of
GI
Map thong tie John I:or.ter faros. hue the reputation of
mould et etre to WTW-4Y MIL- and theroee of at her trust fors+ In th. musty.
of
1 1s, fieveesm•et 1�/Mymr., t and then t. •t pevwrnt about forty acre.. of
Anat. rot. CheMn left with H. D. .hoed f Here n Ruth ..ter to the pronetty.
( • grind frame tern with .tone •tsbllm\, and the
Wonting. S , (let, will ,e 'eve preempt
.gr etre %at(
I;OAAU WANTED. -POR AN EL -
1 early Mae wf' • bop Mobs ya•r ..4. Would
I... was wa. ee pleas ayes Goer are O. •.mall
• 1 tierce •e.d .odd Wan le fermi \ own rem.
1'A) .-sere,.-. Aad•ww. B X WI.Oodorielt It
•
1'I•T.-ON TNl'RSDAY. FBBRC.
Awe la • .m.M @ma iso bar ms.
'.•••••C • .Isla el tie nadir patty Imre
.• rax emit 01,81Amo L i
WANTED
Modern boom M ant Or falaahaaa at
wire
( J."W. CRAiGIE
i A...eras s and Beal &tate Agent
5 The Wawa.
re•Wwiewsror•ra....
�Y•rY
WEST WAWANOSH
FIREINSUEANCECO.
One of the best In the Prov-
ince. Filed rata of a•sesemeut
Live Mork Insured at its full
value whether on the farm or
net.
No trouble to make adjust-
! et
IL McILWAiN,
NUs.
Agent for Colborne.
L dslii�sl� SdaVMS Parlor '
'Ars boat equipped and most
wwdemshop Is town .
PMR-evess barbers only em-
iop will stand tins gov-
S pt'"Mt @amatory `spswion.
dame
on roped
� dears put in lest-
W. G. L.UMRY
610DERICH
'BUS LINE
Teo loses mot all teafs.
was and
adnamm...1°"~'� 1.
:
prism
TiiDAVIS LiVERY
T. M. DA VIM
Prewar***
Son& Meet 'T'►sa. $o. •1
1
Noce. are in fair condition. TM L.od ban been
well Itiled and i. in a good store Of r-ntnvrion
and pet 'scu1.'rly well Anise.' for fruit.
The t.operty will be catered for .al. .object
to a rearmed 1 id.
Tereus 61 wale - Ten per .tut. of the patchier
money at the time of ...I, Lal..oe, within
Geri r day..
Val thee paeticulu..nd condition. of .ale
may 1b had from any et the undersigned.
Dated thi. 7r da of Febatry A. D. 1914
I'HAR8I
LI..Alta n
°15'. Ooncaor tot A..Igoee
of the a -tate or Nath niel I6,. -r
IItlIUD FUMrr HAYS& RILU)RAN.stolid
torr for Mary %Mte.
TI1UNAv AI?NDIIT. Auctioneer. OtA
SITUATIONS VACANT
EARN S15.09 WEEKLY AT HOME
evening.. moiling cotalogur. for forge
1 aeadtan mail order house Kepre.erdatoev.
wanted to all elite.. town. and country.. NA•
TIONAL 8UPI'LY ('o., Wfidnor. Ont. �It
WANTED. -A RELIABLE MAN
of god 'widow and •eme experience am a
sel•onan to work the town of Goderich and
owety of Huron. Splendid and pern)a000t
m.aermIpi.n for the right man. STONE A V.ICL-
LI N44Tt,N. nurserymen. Toronto Ont. ys-:K
FOR SALE OR TO MINT
kACTNCH FOR iALiL-.7G FOOT
!tial. vett. aladsl: e.eller eagles•,
tb.Uoetaesle. it . 5 ATB, (for iooderdcch,
Agent for anti Motor.. 111-11.
LAR SALE.-TWT►-MTUHY HUT1ciN:
I' on heir. street. comaintng ten room., hoe
gender batbror.ra. furnace.ud electric Ilaht. •
tboroogbt repaired from cellar to roof . tell lot
end smeary with some fruit. Apply to W.
R PINDF.ft IG_tU.
REAL
i 141'Arj'klAokv8A1.F,.
We hese for ole abo.it thirty town Iota.
prim ranging from t4 upward.. also three
moil od other dwellings and • tow farms.
PROI'UFt*)T. HAYS t ILILLORA N. Gods
roe\ Oat sat?
EAHM FOR !tAI.ls. -- UEN'1'Kli
halt lot it eamesa.tom 7, Lao Wawaooeh.
sere..; KS clewed. will undesdralned. all
seeded. good orrbard. Frame hoer. krt.e.hen
sad moodrh•d. Harp sox70, on stonewall:
esemeat .tab4., frame drleebou.a Whodunit
W water 1e hon.., std .table. (lo gravel read
between Wlnh am MM. and Myth o intim
le
11 mf lee from ve tart office, Month and
o.boel Apply ;o WM. W IOHT1AN. I.nt 3%,
tJsa, M er K.R. No. 3 Wingb•n. Ili-Im
8ALIS -LU'ly 11; -(Ori•' t>±
M.Dora
. (Whores. about 127acres all cleared
was M gram. bank baro and frame dw•slHygutIgg
Ars grata war-horse Oedsrle\.
proportion were owned by the Tau
Andrews. Live Stalk healer. Apply
Ea Drtarr, HAYII A KILWRAN. dei
letter for Rseeatrlr, Mlts . L C. IN. AN-
DatadFeb. a, iM4. Wit
ESI DE:NI1IAL PROPERTY FOR
MALL -Toe resideecs, with four M4.
eerly known as the % Alen. Allan
('.mGeed
}arMr
Crowns awl Raglan
vett \sae, two omit., In ant fops
modem eme.. ventrea-Grounds planted wM\
variety of choles trent.. One of the hest ever
V (lodorich. Its•aoeable term..
ril
121AMRNi t MA L. --'l H R- i*eet
e.it�gpa,, a ane memo01 tbhet fourth epttoAM
lac oeatd 31s se�r•erirrt.1��nee�_..pt� q�g
adU nee fx i T8 i iI4
�el�wsdend. PIWI' F(XYT. RA
t[ RAM, 6sdprlM AIM tyl•If
pi tr'(11t 5SAls .1M= p�aeiepmeede�eWrilt
} a4let thin a t d1.wase se Mgrs. 11
11111 131111NDrtr'Oy to 111 "Mika".
..EARN TOR BAIAMe -ONS
�!llIttJN-
Dim ERN
£i. le s,,ww, os:h lir erre\ bee.
with brie* Wein. .tla.\ed, • fend trek saes
and bireleed Maim. roe.raielag
yps1l. pen strew ream
wetorad
r.rsl, asst (rola Iw dreterr
W i Yp p,1�f etas: gapA
Well at baro. ingit•mals 1.me Oem►
_ ham Aa\tes mooed Mr
(•.1• R. IYtlw. Om. M use
�dttmpmm oma
41P1.7:1414167 ale; _pe fs
tae
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1914
ANNUAL MEETING
AHMEEK CHAPTER I.0 U.E. CLOSE
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Mrs. Dr.: Callow Retires from the Sec-
retaryship -Finances in Excellent
Shape -Thirteenth Annual Report
Presented -Maintenance of Local
Hospital Chief Work of the Chapter
Considerable business war trans-
acted at the *none meeting of the
Ahmeek Chapter, I.0.0.!. , held to the
court house nn Monday afternoon.
Oue lamentable feature, hoer%er•, was
the fact that the secrets' , \Ira. D,.
Galina', who w capita'. served the
chapter last year, redo.-.' ti sod office.
Her report as present.-. oda ;-
Co the Regent and Menohrre ..f Ah -
meek Chapter. I.O. D, E :
PUBLIC NOTICE
GEORGE LAirHWAITE, MAPLE
LrA7 FARM. (k,DEKIt H TOWNSHIP
• Itomialon Iounigr•tlm A.,•m. 11. argues.
Ill -hint help should .end 1e their rpni.ttion.
aft .-arty tie i.o.eible. Wilte whet you want en
. post cord sod notch or it to ILIL No. 1. Gode.
✓ iso
U•
U. ALBRIGHT, D.C., ('HIR1►-
rraetor. Harr and carve .vee.alid. 111
r prseUe 1. the .-dear.- that ears. witbw.t
&wt. or knife. free vzwd••tlee. (Moe Lext
neetwillen Hank of • oma,eros. Hoer. al and
'PP Hite.
- • A L A,1"414 E4iLBN f.. OF'
►►J7 THit W. J. d. •Lt.j'G, 'roma" tier
new has of wall pa,.r wimple book. M n the
hood lot our Uederlcb 'presents, ce MIL A.
$N a y:L tont roil to rt-' then, before bay.
Ing, by having them -cat to your hou-r. liar
dere some prlor, a- ale wall ser rail. We
to)
T.eer pslnUa t and oeurro4.. • will
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT
Notice 4 berehy Alyeo that an application
will be made to t he L.gi.lalar.: of the ' •rovloce
of (Tatar(* at the next rodeo Unwept by the
maotelIeli y et( the town of Goderich. on
behalf of Itself and the other tnr.nirtpalitler
which hale geantnte.•.1 the boot. of The re.
taro W eat ethane hallway (•o.ntwny. for au get
to revive their[ of i•eoe,.orauon of .rid mow
pry, being 2 kdward 7. chapter 7a. aae.nencl.d
PT.ub-.que.t tegteMtfee. and emending the
time fur tOecompletion of the iridertakual of
said Rall..Chown, .
Dated at Undo i, h this 17th day of February,
A.D. 1914.
CHARLES O.'ICROW.
. `Solicitor for App,te:t
o..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Iv nor Farr tint: on^ LAmrele Fnt.sr, LITE or
1115 TowN•.,n' ov ()Largs., IN TWIT
l Ol'\Tr or fIL'RO!1, YEOMAN, Drc►l.xp,
\otilf, 1. berrby given pursuant to 1 Gat.
V.. ea,'. N. .aro. 33. that all persons having
clam.. against the .-nate of Matthew Foley.
late of the township of (;olborne, in the county
of Huron. y. auau. deceasedwho died on the
ninth day o(Jaaua,y. A.D. rel. are required to
rood or deliver to the under Igl.ed, solicitor
for the execute!. of the ..1st ..tate, on or Ite-
forelhc-econd nay or Marla A.D. 1914, full
trrticular.ofth.1,claini•. and the nature of
the security. if any. held by them. and that
niter .ucn tart mentioned date the rid- rzern-
loa. will proceed todwuRoute the ae.ota of the
said deceased among the (w.orts entitled
thereto having regard only W the claim. of
whl h
they hall then have rec.1
v
ed notice.
1112.1 mod id ezecntors will notlte Isaias fie
le f
the &.Met.•, or any tort thereof to any person
or person. of whine claim. notice -hall 1101
hare been received at the date of such diatri•
hallo..
Dated 186. eleventh day of February, A.D.
1914.
c1IARLEM I;ARItitW. Goderi. b t
41
9.6... for THOMI tM JA)lils POLICY.
MATTHEW FULEY and RORER? uLRY,
Illsose
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Not ire la hereby given, pursuant to Section
,u5. 1 hnper 211 of the St+lute. of Ontario 1.
George V., that all' p.rerw. Meleeeg eh1..'.
aga.n,t Ube Notate of Da%id l:uthertord de.
erased, who died on or about the Twentylblyd
dayof IKeember. A.D. 1913, at the townppio of
A.n 1d. 1n the l'nunty o/ Huron. are r•dlakerl
to et nd by pont. prepared, or to deliver to John
('swan, Lorhal.h. tlnt.rio. on or before the
Twenty-afth day of FebA.I). (914, their
names and addre...el, with 1 particulars of
their chime In writing, and the nature of the
ftt any) held by thea. duly veered
by a statutory declaration.
And further take ootid that a(:er the aid
Twenty-Ofth day of Febroary. 1911, the reels
of the sold estate will b. dietrtboted by 14.e ex
rotors among the parO.s entitled thereto.
haring regard only W tufa clalma of which they
*ball then have 110( kr. and the estate will not
he liable Um any claims not Abed at the time of
tho maid dl4rttouse.
Dated at Win -ham this Twastyedghth day
of January A.D11,
., 19
JOHN January,
THUYAS DIXON.
Fxeoatarv..
By R. VANSTON1. Winghun P.O.
SCK Mollclt.r ter the Czecstor.
APPLICATION TO THE LElIibl-
WTVID:
Males le hereby glee., that w application
we' be made to the Leridative Asetesbly d
the Provisos of °stares at 16e sort • rasion
thereof. for as Sat to L...,peemb a company to
be known ae 16. 1e des, angst Hied ..d
Stratford Railway wawa ether moo as mar
to given 10 It 67 ler Leriehtie• Aswbly•
with pears M eeartnet and events a lima of
railway Is Ontario hem the elty of ianden
arthwe.lorty through the township of I.on-
ds.; Ilona, .etthwm 11147 through t e town-
.hive.f Lebo Ram Wilkens and W..t WU-
limes be Parkhill or to • point Bear fart hill;
Memo. mw4\w•terty 18,erbb the tovrwohlps el
WeRelh rmy and nook... to Growl IteM
theme weteriy to . pita at er 14atr Kona.
mamma moo silty of sUatford. theses meth-
weetsely to the city of Lmd....ad with power
toesmpleM treadea i.Itemmien. of the ..M
1'eRwy. Sad 111/ omm .t .4*8 Soy railway, sew
Malt er MU bulk at any palate atoms lhie H•.
R tsYwr.. god wile power to operate east
taawwr sr deem. /Iassrtm) er.tk.rwy. ; sad
MO pewee be make ag,..mesm tar eels er
m. -mailer with ether esmpmul.q and fns
.-sea ems lows se are (Healy glees te ma-
w .-amp..(•• •4 Ow welt pinyon se me
msemmayr railway ammpmulsa fw eOses.ty,
emmeetan es Me Seism mita runway epmpssiv.
GRAY R GRAY
Lemdm Inlatint Toreson nomoshoi
T.... 'U**.Ar Me
AsMmmRs.
Dud tot Arms Me NM las it Ammml.
A.D. NW MIL
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE'
It was recently completed u n co,, of $21,UI(J, arul it will be dedicated next
month.
1•ADIc$:-In pi mooing to you 161
13th 16e annual report of our chapter,
wish t1. remind you at .he uul.et the
atthe .wg' 'ng.,('he year 1hechapte,
feeling that they had sufi-l•nt fund
on hand t.) meet nil dem ands likely let
hr toed.. upon them fur r/ntle time to
coupe, it felt that there ars three
other thaptrr.reise.utin the w.0'
44) �g,,p�0 '11110 .0 -Ia'
'Eheiroaar., s.rdgtTtre t1ir'ahers .'vet y
ehAbeef to get thoroughly e.ar.ntisherl
This hedeg so. our 'spat shows vary
much leer work nailer taken l.y our
'a:bapter Ulla ,year. This apperint in.
activity, however; is not real, a. the
energies of our anemia. r. have been
employed in farther int; the welt.
undertaken by When.
We hate on mar Holl S3 members.
and we here held sigh• Meetings
dorio` the peon twrlee swathe.. They
were ism hosteittic and'thoruu hly en
joycd by Pur nl.'nflers,
Am 41.1141 nor I1x-11l hospital bow been
our chief care, snit we have supplied it
1.111) many Huai l art ic'e. 1 eq'110•.1 from
time G) •1111•'. Mach a- a washing
111a^bine, an honing hoard, tni:et '.",
(01lain., blinds, dish.'- towr ding,
licking, lamp", rte.. oared a. provid-
ing for Chile' teal .6torr for the
patients maid a Chriat11148 gift for the
malrun,
NURSES HEMEN' REREI►
The three nur-C. al -o wit.) griduat
ed from the hospital training school
this year were not forgotten but each
received a,pocket case similar to that
given t(1 CUT.' previous K'admit PS
The hospital at Nasik. India, War
also given a donation of live d� dlars.
The teachers in our schools hey.-
been interviewed with a view of fur -
the, ing the work amongst the.r'holars
and we anticipate much good from
this t . o
t t ecus 1
cel the future.
n.
A history of the t t -peer was writ-
ten and forwarded to heady nal (era
and appealed in the special edition of
"Echoes."
1 would he remiss in my duty did i
not once more t•eltilnd you of the con-
tinued interest u►.nilested in our
work h our esteemed fellow -citizen,
Capt. Babb. To him we extend our
hearty thanks and townie hitn of our
deep appreciation of his efforts on our
behalf. We would also extend our
thanks to Mrs. Miner. of Cbi.•ago,
Illinois, tor her ever welcome donation
of twenty-five dollars towards the up-
keep of the Miner ward iu the bow.
pital.
MASONIC AT HOME
Fine New Temple is Format y Ops.sd.
with Brilliant Event
NOT ALL SUNSHINE
As usual the year lots not been all
sunshine, for the grin) reaper hoe east
it shadow over the homes of throe of
our families, Mrs. T. Davis, Dr, Related,
and Misses Hutchison having hero
called upon to part with their dear
ones and to them we give our deep
eat sympathy.
Such then as we look hack has been
our record for the past year, let u• al-
ways looking forward, press onward
and upward. striving for greater at-
tainments in the year that is to come.
(Signed) MAROARRT OALt.Ow,
Secretary.
GOOD FINANCES
The financial statement showed the
chapter to be in a gore: suoadois. The
special done.o sewoslseersd a d\slmeme
on band of Slid0.30; bnvpital depart-
ment $4.43 and the o6aptae depart-
ment $l7.5M.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The election of °Sloes was as fol-
low, :-Hoimeary
ol-low,:-Honorary regeet, Ms. Dan.
McDonald ; regent, Mrs. W. I.. Eliot ;
a vim -regent, Yrs. W. T.
Rays ies-tgg.et, Ms. (De.) A.
T. Taylor; 2nd watts -regent, Mrs. Geo.
B. Ross ; esoretary, Mrs. Carrie ; treas-
u rer, Miss Millar; standard bearer,
Miss Hays ;councillors, Ms. Lee, Ms.
1)a.sy, Mee. PI.W. Ys. Phobia, Ms.
John Acheson. Mt.. R. C. Hays, Ms.
Noble, Mrs. U. U. R kUNy. Mrs,
Howie, Mrs. (Fallow and Mine Hays.
AUOTION SALES
W Mai elbrearysa--lAwrtsgauction
e bbe et tars 006. tmsMmeeu .ad boswb.M
remlttwa prepsr_y of no Anus ewer*. let
/emasaussa 1 �� Benebe t& Ars
Adak e M
bemAweYlarf7t7k u.a unme . •retleseer,
v. Fsbn.gy 31.kari.l--4--tb . ,alp of
\ad w Q1i 'M it
tip T. vw'tv��aa.
v to osiii W. -Amadeu ne set \time -
arm tmersw, orr�ttes•
msek, Os seat/
qtr, ; rr'swms+mUeMr mnay.
The reception oIMaitdand
acid A.M., tendered to the Indio' and
wing wewhrrs of the families of the
Woggle'. glaft to the new Masonic temple
Trudy evening Iasi proved beyond
doubt 'tiibe the most saocessfutdfaroo-
is event. bold in Uoderieh for many
bear=, The sumptuousle furnished
lue thou:. with' it' adj,.ining recep-
tion. eauquet and serving rooms, -prov-
ed -drqu(tteto the ocoasinn in enter
1 tattoo/. the three hundred g.eople who
attended.
Frog' I lei•• corertuencement of the
re-
ception until the ending of e dant
tial. 411 air -of th
Iraier.al eordiality pre
wailed, At the head of the wain stain
wwa.'r group of lodge officer' welcomed
theIrguests. In the reception room
the waves 1.t several members *looked
after the ladies, while the. entertain
IoeHt and refreshment committees left
no m ams unturned in coatitihoting to
the plea.u,e of their viritPrs and ilia
'mere.• o1 the eve g. In the lodge Gram Ciltnmisuonen for the Donllnion of Canada are :
re.oul, which hod been filled with
chat' tor the occasion, an elatiot ate
pr.gr• :e rat Met! 'caul music,
vi'dw'01nti'),)., vocal ,and t.t.lH0r0ua
1.1(10x1. 'rad recitations were given. It
wa. prealda-d eve, by Worshipful Mas-
ter ih. A. ('. Hunter. and held .wxy
until 111.3) p.m.. then the. assemblage
r'•tm ed to the reception rooms where
Pinch waeserved. After an enjoyable
halt -hour of social intercourse and re-
freshment aloe floor. were r'Irared for
dancing where terpt.chorertn art was
iodulged in to the excellent 1111)sic of
piann.and violin discoursed by Mrs-rs.
A. Roy Ada.ns nd Frank D,,tv. For
those who h dui not
dancecar( tables
a les
had h, -.n arranged in the blue room
and not until 2.30 noun. did the vast as-
semblage of jolly pleasure seekers give
way. The danotng rooms, decorated
with a pr'(usion of flags, end enchahc-
.(1 by th. vari-colored cor m:nee of the
ladies, the good nature of the couples
es they glided' to and frc, lent • scene
of indescribable beauty.
That the event reflects greet credit
1.0 the lodge and the members who
arranged And presided over the enter -
DON'T
FORGET
To t•eoew your eubecrip•
tion to The Signal and
receive one of this year's
Calendars.
A. L BRANW1S. Put Lamm
Much Grain Goes Through
the Port of Goderich
Over Nine Million Bushels Were Transhipped
Here ---Local Elevator Was the First of
Its Kind in Canada
The recent . tlir•'rtl figures issued by
the Hoard of 1train Cumn,(- sinners of
Cannata eh.-tv that lioderich anomie
third uk rate.- tifth in wheat and flax
mad holds sixth place in the grain
rec•eip•e (01 he a.'e-..n of 1913 In
utile. word. 11,9 3,371 bushels of main
pease.$ through th.t port last year.
an d 1 lie .1t11),I4e) hu,:hels of grain e(med
• H.r,i t 111 veieele lying here for the
winter been token in consideration,'
Oederich would have exceeded Kings-'
ton and time bold fourth place this •
year in gree. receipts.
1Vbile of course the Wrrtern Canada
Flour Mills Co.,Umited, handle a Targe
amount of grain the Goderich Elevator'
andTransit Co. , Limited hasAlei bebtrtk
of the grain which goes through this
port. When the elevator of the (lode-,
rich Elevator and Transit Co., Limited
was built in 1104. there woe passing
this port about . half a million bushels
of grain yearly. This shows that the ,
grain tradSill the past 15 years has
increased over 9,070,I90 bushel... Pre-
vious to the erection of the Shit ole-
vatorof the company which wow des-
troyed byfire, the Grand Trunk ..per- I
ated an elevator which served the
grain trade from Chicago to God., ich.'l
R had only A capacity of about O),UW
bogbcls, whereas -the present huildingc
holds In the neigbburbood of ewe
millions btaheht.
DESTROPFD BY FIRE
. Th. original buildtig. of the &lode-
hch Elevator and 'transit Ch,., Limited
erected In I'908, was destroyed by Bre
about 11105 acid the present structut.-
was erected the followicg year.
' When it was built it had the destine -
IThe Grain Shipments to Canadian and American Ports front Fort William and
tion of being the first re-inforced con-
crete sgnnte bin elevator in the Do -
and held that distinction until
16e Maple Leaf Milling Co.Liwited,
built a copy of it In I'•'rt SColborne.
At the pre-ent time the elevator here
Is the only elevator which has the
square bin and ►nano. leg ..r working
tower under the rare roof.
HAS PROGRESSED
About four year, ago, Mr. W. L.
Horton toot over the managership
and about the same time Mr. G. L.
Parsons was Inede well erintendeht.
Since that time the firm haw made ex-
cellent prugraw tend now it steads in
a bignly successful stale as it luta per-
haps never done before.
WANT IMPROVEMENTS
Not only the directors of the West-
ern Canada Flour Mills Co.,Limitedand
the officials Pf the tindrrich Elevator
and Transit Co., Limited, but all the
members of the town council and the
board of trade are urging that in view
of so much grain bring. shipped
through this port, the governweot
take immediate ste(p►,s to have the
b*.-hor improved, They allege that
about irO er'tent of the grain grown
in Canada travels to the Atlantic
through United States parts. If the
Aomelpheut would spend more by
paying iocteased insurance premiums/
orhazardous mines instead of want -
tag subsidies and give better facilities
tut handling grain such a' having pro-
per harbor.- of refuge .established, etc.,
this plight., be prevented which no
doubt would be a great boon to
Canada:
Port Arthur During Season of 1913 as Recently Issued by the Board of
'ainment iv saying very little. and the
one ,egret expressed by the officers is
that it wen impossible to make the in-
vitation general to the ladies and
gentlemen of Unclench.
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT
Moat Soleedid Spsctacl. Sees Sluts
Structure Started
One of the moo sorcessful and bril-
liant events which have graced the
opening of the fine new Masonic
temple was a euchre party given on
Monday evening last by the General
Brough chapter of the Daughter. of
the Empire. Everything the chapter
attempts ie highly successful hut this
party eclipsed all former records, and
• real jolly time was %pent. The scene
of
hell
and it festivities
sermed its purpose uadmi R
wore . There we34 tahtee for cards
aid abort 110 remembers gaol friends 1
weave present.
The flrsr-part -et fuse Rrrw1-witta
11 o'clock wag sprat in Dards. It was
followed by a supper which all obs
ladies of the chapter served to quar-
tette
Wh� the cards were in progrwws
Mrs. theory', Williams, Mrs. Joseph
Kidd. Mrs. Den. McDonald, Miss Mil-
lar, Rev. J. H. F'otheringham and Mr.
Joseph Kidd punched the tally Bards.
in a stentorian voice Mr. Kidd then
announe d the prise winners which
..sere :
Pine psis -Mrs. James 13ushanan,
Sb.riff R. U. Reynolds.
Second -Mrs. P. J. prey, Mr. James
Buchanan.
Cnn•olatlon- Ise Hattie reicher,
Cher. F. Com
Attar supper. he tables and chain
were cleared away and w short hut
enjoyable dace was indulged In for
aboet an hour.
Miee Reta ('lark presided at the
piano for • abort time and discoursed
eseellent music of a dancing style,
Mn. W. R. Bullard and Mrs. A. Car-
den also played nicely. '(1,. happy
Ratbrrisg broke up about I.D.S
-- In the Toronto pollee court on
Friday last George A. Galloway was '
.-set np to stand trial before • jot y oe
a chores of et(Islingg verge suns of
mnney from the Western Cond&
Flour Moils Co.. [Taped. the fleet
for whom be was at rare time accomt- i
sot. it be alleged that da all Galloway
took over MOM.
l 0111 fir w,...h
1le(1ae t H'.b)r 3,(144. 1.4114OODE RICH - 5.097.313
Kingston 4J941.R45
Madiand and Tiffin 10,11.710
M'...r real 7 .•17,1 7
blew f o' d 44e,9rt
Port Colborne -"0,11(7,731
Po, Nc\looll 11,1.55.1(51
Point l: sant
Port Stanley .. 6i.iy
Preeerou 15.9101
Thorold 117,311'
Quebec
14(ored A'lost 1,111rJt11.
Largo. W'rer•kel 4418.933
M•ar.AT
OAT%
14•.
Canadian P•rt.
Holfalo
Chicago
Cleveland
i.r land
Detroit
kr ie
Fairport'
Port Huron
Toledo
Stored Afloat
Cargo.. Wreck. -4
American Port.
47.138,187
15,381,313
Total Solpment. 131,17.338
I.41...N
1 FP, 4.7111 1424,2g
:.43.509 50,774
1,911(,702 1.379.(el
314e,9414 Limos,
8.eist.71t 1, 2b.734
3'.1(1
2.1/1(1,1.53 377,0711
11M,,UN
117.911 206.81
304.119 ttl,Is9
170,97;
l,'0.,21.
!UR. WI VI. AI TOTALS
'23.718.311
7.273 701
1.742.13e
Mb 331
(thin [I
242.1,2
187,1114
I71),0lil
4.144.331
1Su19Jl'd)
40,718,643
773.09
I lati,7H
2.432,147
1.1115.334
1:410,511
1110.1!1:
13.21,.
SIu.I K.
*1,7ts.3rn
9.Iloss.an
111,13at,IM2
18, 430,89!
14.912.964
23.eef,304
1Le1A1i.178
7sn, 721
2a,ry.i 37777,1,1
*17.711
191,1cD 101,4 id t.R,97:1
1.'14.1.47 .1,0)1,9,10 - 101,947, 7,11)
2.110', 467 B, s
/, ii Y,ff711
3II1.•17- •,,2�,,5S1 2,112.391
V1 (101,311
If7,4t7s 31S,tr1 6,774
143,Sfy 3.X.3.801
.6 Ra.3.e19
712,3M Vitt 11.11441730
111,3;11 142.363 480.198
4.43,313 10.414,785 90,349,145
11,i310,331
1:.704
1X.)11
19,313.843 201.298,911
Note: The number of rooms to each .loan Ity have been eliminated, thus scooundng for
.light variation tri'total' ..how,,.
LITIGATION SETTLED
The actions that have been pending
in 16e courts for some time past.
between Mr. R. S. Hays, plaintiff. and
Dr. H. H. Ross, Mr. James Archibald,
Mr. Alex. A. McLennan and Mr.
James K. Smith. detendents, have been
settled. the defetadaats paying the
costar and signing the following
apology and retraction
To R. 8, HA Ta. loser.,
Ito slater and Solicitor,
Monfort\, Onion
We, the undentgned, have learned with n-
5rot Oust we are reported to have made stats
meets ai derogatory 0 you and ttsad to your gofer
reference to the caof ROL partleamt O With
se
W. beg Iare.- yea and say 018., tolwh Ytie W
semi report may have morar that we have not
at my tame tntentlon.Ity made any redact -Me
open you le your p. dh,denal
,tberwiee. 11 anything said by a ha. been ..
Interpreted K wee mite seet.1ury V ear par.
pre aM istmet, and we mower
r�eyl1 Reset
16e Meet tre m salloweyou have st wered wa oosndt�y.
tM
you la • manor creditable is
y00�.a yea
eR rytelsgtrmbeedMIr.tro Wtb.aswvi4
=and kin mare indebted forwest
set'-assetbeastere dimmi(I.n ,t
the eras sed me are Wed M mite tate emelt
tae1W of e11beta g
tng Last Is smasee tags
65.41* wst .f the master was is .rosy w.7
esS�A. ecumenist we my ever have media la
o
may with the feemdl.A t ,amt may have
\eon a underbred. we withdrew eat ewe
flame ear that my meek aWM ever
Moe Moo elude or have beat se andemeaed.
4tsm.eed1 H. FL Ram, Down •mtmnwur.A.
A. rT dIR PIA11. JAMA A. MsrtTlt,
LEAGUE FORMED
Temperance Workers Decide ea a Naas
for Ther Org•aisatioo
Henceforth thaw entbusia•tic tem-
peranee workers who were instru-
mental in the passing of the Canada
Temper•anee. act In Galeria* will be
known as the Ooderteb Citizens'
league for moral reform. The name
was decided upon at a meeting held in
the temperance hall on Monday night
IaeL There was ox.noidevabls diesels -
W oo on the subject. Rogue were of the
opinion that the hod? 'should oily
be called the Citissas league and oth-
ins.Ahmed that M it stood for social
reform sad law eaforeernent, it ought
to have its full name.
r sre'atien TM Qosstioo or providing fox
under the public library
earns up and in view of the stand tak-
en by the library beard at its present
meat egl ow Rstneday Mobs last it was
deEidd to have a eomm rtes meet oat
appointed by iho library hoard.
EXCELLENT RECITAL
Local Minicmas Please Good Sized
Audience
'Oodericb is essentially a music lov-
ing town and perhaps for the else of it,
there ere more musicians here than
in the majority of oteee.. However,
a real first-class musical treat was
banded out to a good sicced audience
which gathered in the North street
Methodist church on Thursday erve.
ing to listen to an excellent recital
given by Mrs. Geo. H. King and Miss
Grace Seager, with Mr. A. Roy Adams
and Mr. Geo. H. King as aoconypan.
iso.
Mrs. King powwows lovely soprano
voice and her solos were very much
enjoyed. Mies Orace Seager i• also a
musician of unusual ability. Hey, play-
ing ig unique and bet tone i. exquisite.
She di•playsd line execution and bap. -
ing and both an en4 .114n, IL Saye are
ftniamilt *5401.. The accompanists,
Meows. King and Adam., are too well
known for comment.
The Programme wail arranged with
1a6t4 and was M follows :
By Mrs. Geo. H King -Angus Mc-
Donald. Mary of Argyle Scott'Whe
Rae, Love's Torment, Little Orson
(3atdem.
By Mise Gnome (ter`Melofdie
Serenade, Serenade, Lot Cygne.
L
The last number, )ve'. Coronatio
was • beautiful blending of vocal a
nd
Instrumental 010.347. Mrs- Ring sang,
MI.• Meager played lbw violin, Mr.
King see(ympanioc on the piano and
Mr. Adam. on the omen. An mason'
was demanded.
The patrons and ;metronomes of the
recital were :
Judge and Mn. Holt, Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Poth ringham, Rev. wed Mn.
Geo. 7. Rosa, Rev. and Mel. J. R.
Ford, Rev. and Mn. W. E. Hagler, Dr.
and Mrs. H. I. Rtrung, Dr. and Mrs.A.
T. 13mmPesore. Mr. and Ms. Et. J. Me-
na., Mr, and Mee. Wm. Protdfoot.
-A alai' t ler tee t bureau has
been started in Winghass to wales
those whim want employment and also
time who des4e to engage moo_
LJasgs stir.-' Imes boon panted and
p>e•eed Arcaw
is conspb'noow planes
nonan that ne around
Crher
P«s•e• hairwort to be denm are
desired to Ise.-' an* mines at ole
tows elerb'e ys�1m eel Y these who
desire