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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-3-12, Page 41 4 THURSDAY, Maitli 12, :908 THE TOWN COUNCIL SOME TALK OVER 1HE WHEEL RIGS BYLAW. How Is the Valuation to be Made ? --New Snowplow Purchased Fire Hall Improvements Again on the Carpet -The Late Charles Blake's Bequest. The regular ineetiug of the towu council on Friday night lora wits a short one. All the members of the council were lu their places with the exception tot Councillors Gallow and Thomson. .1. Towersey, market clerk, wrote- asking for a reduction in the price he had offered for the collection id market fees, on the ground that commodities were being weighed ou other scales, resulting in financial loss to himself. l'his was referred to the market tanlitnittee. A request from D. Phelan, ;if the town employ, for a new pair of rub- ber boots wits toferred to the poislit Wants committee with power to buy. Chairman Laithwaite of the public vsorks committee, Street Inspector Sands and It. Phelan repotted haying tried a new snowplow pun:hayed from it maker in Barrie and recom- mended its purchase. It wait decided Lo pay the price, $35. lees the coot of small repairs which hail to be made. The elerk reported receipt of demi for lot PI concessi llll A, fruits .1. T. Goldthorpe. This is, one of the lots which the town is purchasing for the purpowof opening lip it all vet in the southeaat end of the town. A communication fruit' Hugh Cam- eron tic Cu. was with reference IA) the repairing of the town tire engine. They suggested that the engine be sent to tfrautfold and :t thorough examination made of what was re- quired. when cost of repairing could he given. A rough estimate of cost was ptkeed at between MO and *LOUR Councillor Munnings Wits 111 favor of improvenienta to the town's facilities. for fire protection, and men- tioned the ease of Paris. where he had been recently, and said they had just apent $1.4Mt there for the fixing up of a, tire engine. They had four of the voluuteer firemen bleeping upetairu in their firehall and had a. hetter equip- ment all round than tioderich had. He anove.l. seconded by the Deputy Iteeve, that the matter of repairs to the firs engine and the revision of the plans previously agreed upon for im- provements in the fires hall he referred to the tire committee. This was carried. . A canuownication from a party in London aeked for information with reference to tho engine works plant volbich was for sale in Goderielt, the writer wanting to arrange for a plant in which to ilitumfacture it new agri• cultural implement. l'he clerk said he had given the information asked for. A letter from Hickson A. Outbet, at Montreal, spoke of the writer's qualifications for the poeition of land. cape gardener. Ile had evidently heard that the Horticultural Society were talking about plans for beautify- ing the town. His letter was Sent to the parks committee. A letter from John E. Hetanish, for The Toronto News, quoted prices for advertising space in a summer report edition The News is publishing in the epring at *100 tar a full page, and solicited the town's Diking space. Mr. Reemish was in town last week in connection with the edition. iiih letter was sent to the special com- mittee. The finance committee ariorted as follows : That chenue of Hr.:, taxes of Kensington Furnitilre for DUI, be accepted. That the balance of taxes of 1000, $192, will be accepted without interest if paid forthwith. Mr. Bunhall addressed your committee and said the Kensington Furniture tio. would pay the past due repay- ment of 1908 to the town as soon as possible with interest, also the inter- est on bit of January. 19117. repayment, which was not paid till January, 190e. That wht•n we get a statenient front the assessor and collector of the amount of arrears of taxes on the Mrs. Wright estate and other ex penses. the balance front the sale of the estate be handed over to,. Miss Wright. That the request of 31r. Todd and others for grant for adver- tising purpoaes for Twelfth of July celebration be left over till we have a toll meeting of the continitter. That the letter of Wm. Campbell re the Provincial tax on railways waa con- sidered, and the clerk instructesi to correspond with the 1Mpartineut tv the two patients in the issyluni at London. The following accounts were examined and watered paid: Drs. Emmerson and Turnbull, vaccin- ation, 111117.02; Dr. Hunter, vaccin- nation, le811.75 ; Alex. Johnston. fumi- gating, $62: J. I'. Elliott, fumigating. $31 ; Fred Davis. damage to carpet to fumigatinff, *12: Fred Holmes, wool, charity, /10.1G; W. E. McLean. meat. effarity, *2 : Municipal 1Vorld, .511: tioderich Planing Mills Co.. 1/50.35: Stephen &others. $2.75; Hell Tele- phone Co., 31/c. 1Ve have ex ed the auditoree repoit for l94t7 recotninend that, it be published in pamphlet form. That the midlitina rearionge some of the items is, that they be under their simper headings, That they show the net cost. of (1. & G. Railway celebration. TA,..they *how what arrears there are on p*r. menti OIt loans on mortgages of sink- ing funds, on principal or interest, if any : what armara there me on inunicipal loans, if any. and exa imourauce lien they give more detailed statement of cemetery receipt's re the an ll ll receiVed from oak of lots. the auiloutil. received front digging graves, etc. To mention the eource from which all interests are received and when placed to our credit. The report was adopted. The cemetery and parks t• 'tteu reported as folliove : That the per - chew of 'vire and (other matel•ial for fence and 111ilrling same 50141 repairing tat left with gime e ttttt With power to art. That no iiiiC be taken in mgard to putting shutters mi sexism's Mame. That scatim's tomb - ration for illirrease of /salary be tint granted. l'hat A. Soarers appliea- tion for oat. privilege. in list bor park to eater to visitors be lilts'. 'rhe report Was 4111111A4•41. The public tvorkm committee re• ported as follows : Thnt the revolt). mendation of the brood of health re phanloing bylow and Ranitary nrriansti•- 1131Ptitc he adopted. 'rho t th-y further minter with tht• 111141k:11 Iwnlils offie cr re mid byln hefs goes to the printer with referent.. to any further esairmiintents that may be necesss.ry or dean ahfc The report wan adopted. On the Fteeye's motion, it was de- cided to hAve the Maitland bridge misread wit!' snow, and a births.' esesohition wits that the town team be employed after the( With &MC in THE SIGNAL: GODER1CH, ONTARIO drawing cinders to the hill this si uf the bridge. councillor Laith wake brought the matter of it bequest which w molt. in the will of the late Cheri Blake. of *LOW to the towu Co be i vested aud the interest used for ch liable or public works purposts. 0 .his mot' seconded by Mr. Mu Manta it was decided to write to t careens's mounting the paying ov of the mouey• The repair of the chairs in 1.1 council chamber and the purchatie t a desk for the clerk Was loft with lb publiaavorks committee, the matte being letaight up by Mr. laithwait Seconded by Councillor !Bombe the Deputy Reeve iutroduced 'notion to the effect that the clerk as the town solicitor for it writteu opin ion of the 11'beel Rigs Co. bylaw, to whether the tOWn was to appoin valuators or whether the plant wa ,alreatly valued whet] it was show (hit machines were installed In th factory according to the list neschines in the 3Jinntspolis factor filed with the clerk. Mr. Lloyd wns preaent and Wait .Kiveu an upportunit of speaking. Mr. Lloyd said h "would like to say a little sometbin &bout this bylaw," and asked whs. the litit of machinery was filed wit the clerk for and why it was provided that t be machinery should be duplicate of that its die Minneapolis factory if it was going to he valued by the town. "For a man to go iu there and table our phant in the ordinary ht! Said, "we wou't stand for IC' They valued their inachines not at what it cost to nuale them but at what the machinea would produce. He was quite willing to have tenders stoked for a plant that would product. the goods they made at the cost they supplied them and take the price that might be quoted as the valuation. but claimed that that was the only way the plant could he valued, end pointed out that before t be bylaw was pausal they bad made it quite clear that a valuration in the ordinary way would not do. "The bylaw is all we want," be concluded. and roar to add that they would not start manufacturing until the matter had been iullusted. l'he mowing of bylaws to repeal the tylows grouting exemption to the Komi Manufacturing Cu. and to the Natiottal Cloak Co. was tile laibt order of bueiuctai. The hylaws were read twice, the third reacting being left over for the next meeting. The council asdjourned at 0:311, de ip (45b U• ar- 0 he er 10 e. r, 11 as s 11 a THE ASSIZES. Honorable Mr. Justice Mabee Concludes Sithngs on Friday. The Iiiirou spring aabires Wita the first sitting of the High Court of Jit.. (id' ill tiOderieh to be presided over by Mr. Justice Mabee, and this karma! jurist /succeeded iui,iliu eminent degree, by his courteous manner, judi- cial dignity and nuteterly grasp of every rue, in evoking from the legal profussion, jurors and the public their highest eulogies. Mis Justice Mabee le in the prime of manhooda striking personality, and well fitted to Main- tain the distinguiabed traditions of the Canadian bench. He is the great- grandson of .me of the earliest pion- eers of this Province who did to witch to emitribeite to Ontario's present greatness. The Mlles not reported last week were its f011OWs Yeti vs. Yeo. An action to set aside a conveyance its fraudulent, brought by the daughters of Win. Yeo, Sr.. its they considered the convey. /ince to his SOO William ofie certain farm as steured by Undue influence. Trial adjourned to the Stratford atibizes oli Wednesday. March Iltb. Medd vs. Mills et al. -Action on it bank chmiue for $1.11011.13 and iu the alternative for remuneration for nurs• inst. board and attend/ince. F.. 1. Dickinson, K. C.. counsel for plaintiff. Vin. Proudfoot, K. C.. and D. Holmes, K. C. counsel for defendanta. His Lordship :limited that judgment be entered in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of $1,01e1.13, together with in- terest thereon at 3 per cent from Dec. Dith, with costs of action. The plain- tiff was Hanna 31edd, the wife of John W. Medd, of Dungannon, and the defendants John Mills nod Thorns's Allen, executors of the bud will and testament of Win. Hill. dee/tamed. Mr. Hill was a bachelor and suffered from cancer and Was taken care of by his niece, the plaintiff. Ryan vs. Malone. --Action for dec.- lartition to rank on the estateof Jas. V. Hyatt. W. Proudfoot, K. C., coon. sel for plaintiff. J. M. Hest counsel for defendant. .ludgtuent reserved. The plaintiff in this ca.w wait Thnotby Hynn, a farmer of McKillop, aud the defendant. John Malone, Also of Mc- Killop, is assignee of Jas. V. Ryan. On Nov. I Ith, I1101, the plaintiff con- veyed to his son Jas. V. Ryan lot 9, conceseion 7. McKillop, the son agree- ing to furnish his father with fire- wood all long as there was timber on the farm and to give him right of way to the bush, or iudhe event ofselling or bequeathing the pe..perty to pay the sum of atrar. The property was sold by the roxistnee to the plitintift. Judgment has mince been given, dis- missing the action with cost& Judgment hart since been given ;gist/ in Willson v. Pittsburg A: Ohio Min- ing Co., which Sian tried herr lam week. This is an intertgeader Issue between the pleintiff itt. 1174Jdator of the Uoderich Engine & Bicycle Co.. and the defendants and six other finite and corporations, execution creditors of die Rogers Manufacturing Co. Judgment for the plaintiff *to to the bolt machine, nwitch-board and Jointer in question in the issue, and for the defendants as to the rest of the goods. The judge who made the intetpleadet order to dimpure of the coda of the iluille. E. Is I lick - Mem for plaintiff. W. Prionolfoitt, K. C., fur defendants,. CURRENT LITERATURE. ---- McCtrtio's tiro M.%;trii.- Ellen Terry's eontribution to the Mord' ler of Mclutes Alaganitie ie a eliapter ealled ••Me ttttt ries of 'berth awl Sarah Bernhardt." in whit+ num y other fa si figure In, sides; the great American Actor and tlie ethereal "Mitts :Sarah." lietieral Pickett's widow. in a chartoingy intim- ate artiele. "My Soldier," recalls the petit plsyeil by the gallant Ciniftalcr- ati• general in the Civil \Var. (4e0r• go,fl Chapter NI. of Alia. Eddy'Life, tulle of tht• filianding the ther eltioreh and the adoption of a eon. -The Cost of Living,' 17 George Kennoui, is the hilitory of HI inst itut ion which +teems to hove solved one of the moat importont problems which confront the average man. Be- sides Ainry 51 ,'wail Cutting's •14.1'ill there in Hui Willal variety ist fiet ion. belittling another of the "Ezekiel • atorie If you mom draw the eolor draw it at feeling blue. Mother "Johnny, stop ming seek dreadful lonsonsge. runtime; Shakespeare it Rea it" Mother -- 'Then don't play with him : lie's not it flt oompatilini for you. • N WS OF THE LAICFS. Appointments for 1908. The following appointments have been allUOUneed : Midland Navigatioo Go. Midland Prince, captaiu; DI. W. Pearson ; en- gineer. Ed. Abbey. Midlaiiii King, captain, Jamey Tiudall ; engineer, 'IL Smith. Midland QUeell, Captain, Wm. Cunningham ; eugin set, F. Goodwin. Emperor of Midland, cap- tain, haat; Wuulner etigiueer, A. Abbey. Midland 'Fowling & Wrecking Co. - Tug Traveller, captAin, Roy Burke ; engineer, J ttttt es Alctiregor. 'rug Maguolia, captain, S. Cuff ; engineer, Kenny. -Tug Reliance, captain, B. Darling; engiueer, The Canada Lake & tacean Naviga- tion Co. hits made the undermen- tioned ampointmetios of inataera and ehief engineers for Like *sawn of 10118:- StrittUler J. 11. Plummer - Captain, MeLe.an : chief engineer, Robert Chalmerie Steamer A. E. A- Captain, A. McIntyre: chief engineer. 8. Steamer 11. M. Pellatt -Captain W'. 11. ; chief engineer, W. 11. Durham. Steamer ticottish Hero -explain, P. McIntyre : chief engineer, 11. it. Foote. Steamer Turret Cape--Captaiii, It. Siutpuon ; chief engioeer, 1'. &ni- b t Steamer Turret Chief -Contain. 11. lioult ; chief engineer, A. E. Ken- nedy. Steamer 'I'urret Cued - Captain, It. McIntyre ; chief engineer, E. Mc %lib Ian. The Algoma Steionahip line bee made the following appointiuentai :- Steamer Again** - W. U. Jordan. tweeter : J. L. Smith, chief engineer. Steamer Leatield T. Davis, inaseter ; Janina Caluenin, chief engineer. Steamer Pitliki R. 11. li o y I e, 'water; W. Herman, rhief engineer. Steamer King Edwina W. Mem- row. mousier ; Sylveetei. chief engineer. _ Though do. entire lin of officers is not yet, completed. Lincoln Smith, superintendent of C. P. R. lake steani- ship liner, announces the followint appointments for the five liners an Gar net they have been deHnitely made Atainibuia, captain. E. II. Anderson ; chief engineer, Angus Cements' ; punier, John MeEdwiuda ; steward, Archer. Keewatin, captain, Louis Pyette; chief engineer, William' Lewis : purser. W. at.t.bune ; sten • &rd. 0. A. raven. Athabasca. cap- tain. Alex. Brown : side' engineer. W. Lockerbie • purism. not appoirded ; steward, tieorge W. Day. Alberta, captain, John McIntyre : chief en- ineer, Itaries liutterwoith turser. On Saturday lain Him 11 Judge Hilton Holmes ; steward, 1 . C. Holt dt•livereti judgment in a 'umbel Scot t. Manitoba. Maleultu ' of the cases brought 17 the Natiousil McPhee ; chief engairer. .1.ea. Gregg ; Corupeity. id Montreal, end the punier. not appointed : steward. Liberty Drug, Oil and Chemical Co.. Isaac Arnold. of New York. against Varions IrUni• Hess persons and compi • iii town for Lite price of oil or other goodsie- boned to them laat •Ir Tile orders for the goods were secured by Jaines Powers', who according to the statements of the defendants retort - wilted that he was only sending 14 sample of the good-, tour weeks' trial torty days allowed for notice if goods were nut satisfactory. and according to one of the defendants the sample wits to he free. When the goods arrived, however, k was found' that there was a rupply large enough fur several years' ore. The defendant, had signed orders fur the goods as matter of form, the orders ..alling for quantities ranging front balk:sum to half•barrels, and it develops that the c.ethinevetiffdioirst.m. liatulotin rhttidswinenirt;• tiiiigaina sample tans the purchasers thought were referred to, and the oils were charged at $3 per gallon and other linen osi mai ly high. Most of t he cases were heard at the March sit- tings of the Division Court land Ad- journed until Saturday last for argu- ment. while one case, that against Janne Wilson. was hettrd on Statin• day. The defendants were the (lode- ricli Organ Company, the Goderirli Knitting Composite, Jameo %Vilaon, Halsey Park, J. Ilrophey & Sinn, It. N. Harrison. Wm. Symonde and Col. Young. In one of them. eases, that against Wm. Symonds, judgment was given tor the defendant, as it was shown that he hi given the notice within the tinier . In the ease of J. lirophey & Son, judgment Was given also for the defendents, on the grounds that the goods delivered -were not the goods Labeled, the differenci• being_ between ••barrel" And "can.- '1'lle ease against It. N. litai•ritton was adjourned. In the ether cases His Honor gave judgment for the plain- tiffs, holding that the written order was landing, no matter how the pur- chasers understood the matter or what representations may have been made by the traveller. AI. 0 .Iolin• ston acted Va. Mr. Symontla and 0. le. Blair for the other defendants, whiht Mr. Short. acted for the prow eution. Mr. Shore isnot a member of the legal profession bin cited from the big books geutlemen of that per- suasion are sit fond of with all the confidence of it regular practitioner. Mr. Blair 'segued (hot, the whole tninsaction on the part of the plain- tiffs was conceived and carried out in fraud and that these Wile no *ale of goods made, but His Honor held otherwise. There nre said to be a large number of others in the mune position An the defendants to these snits who may be proceeded agaihst Intr. similar' series of ealtes wits la -might in the Division 1'111141 ill 141/41• don, and the trutemite is thus repia•ted in Al lay evening's ham .11'11,4. Ion. don Advet•tiser ; "11e• National Oil Compony, Conlon', ur the Liberty Drug, Oil and the t Company. tif New York City, Motitatml, I'. Q., aa the' case might lie, received a seesaw body blew Ihh. lllll ening ot a 'pedal sitting of the Division Court, before Judge Elliott. who held that, while the business of the company or com- panies 'night Is legitlusate, the method pursued iu. getting order, was relent/Or! to II/alive the pur- chasers. All the sworn were suited." THE OLO SYSTEM BETTER. - - To die Vanua of Tliv digest'. ' BIM, -In at late tame of your paper the editorial 011 the good roads bylaw was very uuuelu to the point. but I do wit thiuk you went far enough. NVinni you *tate Ohba "the members of the count), council should couaider thennselvea as legislatista for the in• teresta ,if (he couuty, and ma for thai apeehal and individual i wet -eats ol the particular municipality fruits which they collie.- you are expecting it :sill- dition of affaina that Is not likely -to oueur under the presieut apnea' of electiug county ammeillurs. I do mat wish to enter itito tine euest.itni of the good ',wade bylaw ; but I consider the question wio. as you pointed out viewed entirely by the c ty council frotu it township standpoint and afford* A good example of the legisla- tion wt. ore likely to reoeive under the present oyetein of electing reeves of the diffetent municipalities to sit in county eoutscil. Not only this quote tion but tithe's were tbtmaidered in the sante manner, and it is not the coml. cillore who are to blame but the eylo tent tinder which they are elected. The old systetu of electing commie - Moneta was a atep in the right diree- ti llll itud should linve been improved by reducing the number one-half its- steatl of guiug back to the origival county council of reeves and deputy reeves, l'he reeves are elected to rep- resent both township and county and arts apt to Nene and indeet1 are ex- fasetel to favor their awn particular municipality in county Inisilleatl, twee at the expenue of their bettt•t• judg- ment : while a commissioner is elected for a district to represent in county affairs only„and is judged by the ben- efit he is bit.' county. The protonic that there would be a better chum of representatives is not likely to be fulfill's:1, as the personnel of tht• counci1. will cluange inure fre- quently and a couaiderable port. each year will he inexpetienceel men ; while the fact that there i• now more money in being reevi• will Callbe yearly elections and probably )'ealirly changer; 4A teeVe. • 'nen there is the disadvantage of ai greater expense not only in yetai•ly elections but in great. r coat of a larger council Dimling oftener. Iliad it been the okl county cousicil conaid- ering the bylaw 1 doubt very much if there would !MVO been any need of a Seaforth ineetitig. Those &re some of tbs.' reasons that, induce icie to consider the old et -stein much preferable to the new. and art time goes on I think the rt.44,14.01ts Will h.e 11101e apparent to all. .1. N. Kr:natio' vs. NATIONAL OIL CO. Wins Suits in Gotland' Non suited in Loadkm. - - - Storm Signals, Tlie I tepartment of Maurine and Fisheries hen issued a list of the storm signals maintained by the Govern- ment of Canada on the Great Lakes and connertiug wateri corrected to date. Those on Late Huron and con- necting waters are as follows : Anaheratburg, River Detroit Sig- nal mast on wharf near waterworks. Sarni*. River tit. Clair --Signal meat tni the town wharf adjoining water- works property. Electric light.. Mayfield -Signal 'neat overlooking h arbor. Kincardine Signal mast on wmit side of the harbor. Electric lights. Gotlerich - illaist on IdlifT near lighthouse. Southtimplon --Signal mast at cor- ner of High and Lake streets, to Out north mutt of barber of refuge. Elec- tric lights. l'ober y- Signal mast on the point between the two harbors. Wiarton -Signal mast on break• water. Presqu'isle '('hp storm nignal here haft been discontinued. Owen Sound Signal meet on the west side of the harbor, opposite C. P. It. station. ood CullingwSignal tintat on the 'approach to the mein steamboat wharf. -- Signal inatit on Wulf above Station. Electric lights. Itemd Harbor -On rocky point, :1 little east of elevators. Parry St I Signal IOWA 1/11 high ridge IA landatverlooking btu' or. Ripen ic lights. New Detroit Myer Channel. Daaruit. March 701. -In addition to the+ Livingstone channel from Lake Erie through the lower Detroit River to the weetworel of Hois Blanc, which will lie cOmplettal hi 1911, pm tttt inent Canadian veered owners and others will ask thi Ihttnininn Government to open n timelinel on the mist side of Fighting Island, to be used eittiiely by Nam I a tamely. This channel would be wholly within CAnadian waters, There is plenty of water most of Die wily, anti itt the t•hatinel is Absolutely free from rock,, edgiug to it good depth nould be an easy thing. If the wheelie in carried out all opbound vessels will tile Cann - titan channel and 111/WIIIK)Ionil the American. The latter Is now used entirely for traffic itt both diroctione. Thirty New boats for Neat Season. Cleveland, Mario 5111Thirty New tl'hselh. With it tarrying capacity of ....1)1.7101) tons it single liip, will be lautrbed by the Great lakes transom - Mt' coommisi before 1111. i IpPll ing nat igal inn. The fowl 1.11.1, is as $10,Was44e4. In 'addition to this the petatleitger stealitrr City of Cleveland it. being 'Aunt at a cost ut, telssestalit In the new fleet will be twenty six hulk ft eightera, two package frt•igliters and two passenger bons. The largest of the freighters iiy 141,6151 tons capacity. Both are being built At Duluth. They will he .V17 6set long. 32 feet bean) and 31 feet deep Since 11512 the hike 47 944 jirfu hat'i• tin! foregoing, 015 vessels, of which 219 are lame bulk freighters. The Ifeet pro - viand bit the Iast Neve', years will carry Iti,teskier Imola the 73,tiottint III, the (feral Lake's. This ).m.'s. output will add In the Intel earrying ropecity of the lake firet for their eight Menthol' season 4.01•4,On tons, averaging twenty trips for Pooh ship. (..aught on the Rebound. 'trs. %Ves1,1,1 ly yoo j,. id. yourself on being a man of piest,. don't you l' Wedderly Vou bet 1 do. Mr•• edderly 111 put the billiy in his gmcwrt tool you can jamb it eromoll the block a few times. _ Th.. world hole, * peneimist ats tniselt as lot bigot -„ -. - Presbytery Meeting. The Presbytery ot Damon held ils regular Nlasch meeting im Tuesday. March iird, at Willis eloirch, Clinton. Sederunt oe I. A. Anderson, nl- erator ; Dr. A. MeLean, clerk : Dr. Stewart : Meese.. Small, Urquhart, slots ey., thni t h. Mart in, Pletcher, Itioalton.Me N.It fait f'aia welt ; 11,4VOIS011 and MeKay. TM. greater pat t of the time of the Presbytery woos copied in dealing with the various ennuel reports. Mr. stawerit, of Itrticeflehl, prepentml that of the mittee on clinreh and work : Mr. Ilrivihnrt, of Klppen, that nf the emit tiiittee on young people'a eocieties NIL Smith, of Ilensoill, that of tb. ttttt Salhath schools, stet More New Spring Goods New goods for the Spring and Summer selliug coming forward every few (lays. Our stock now ill many lino; ahnost complete. WAISTS embroidered frollta. '1' cbuicest lot we ever 'Meted for the prie"eslitawlititelell. letee A new huge shipment of Lawn Waists, beautifully tr' A1141 - - EMBROIDERIE Sprices taunt 'SO rents to cents awl 17 to le inches wide. Tie insertions, headings, itlboverio. %Valet widths all Ingest image we. eve" altered. A initial lot of ends. Ito 10 yards, your choice fur 5 cents. L - 't.. 1., wIrteri won'ruut t( rwoewhei tonogroluarortetto elstrzhtees as we age Joel, note. .A huge stuck PR INTS madelik)u. col forygtet litatIti.i is tote "4117 141: gibliet1 lett eltnto *11110 . _ DE LAI NES pidtw,,...e.!'ef.."Icht.:!.)::..hill bwOiLtrl tlineililyttetellurial3aceruntiLltelaities, Motet. 'Phone J. H. Colborne - SQC ',1)10.1114 II 91 1 committee on etatistics. The follow• Mr, t'artiwell, of McKillop, that of thi• isig c 'asioners were /appointed to the meeting of the tieneral Assembly to be held In %Vicinities; in June : Messrs. Carswell, Davidtam tind Hamilton, ministers, and 1Iestaa. Lindsey, BAB and I tavielson. elders. Itr. Duval, • IA Winnipeg, Was the tttttt tines of the Preabyterv for the moderaturahip of the Aastatibly. Mr. l'iuswell was Appointee, the Assembly's tttttt Miley on and overttilles aliti Messrs. Smith and Mc- Kay on the Synead'e ettliindttee 011 busineer. Mr. Fletcher reported that the congregations/ of Grand Bend sod Corbett had agreed to a reduction of Wel per muttons in thesmin from the augmentation fund. The special ttttt mittee appointed to consider the statiaticitl schedillts recomutended sousr. changes which wt•re approved. It was rec did that the mime of %Vets. Finglanel be forwarded LO the LIOLIW mesa committee es A student lilirodusiary. Mr. Fletcher reported on a remit by an Aesenably's commit- tee in regard to the etauding t.toen- us t t tam of the Aiweinlay. The changes, which would give better reprettentation, were approved. The remainder a the tittle wits taken tip iii a di•ctiosion rhurch union. The next meeting will be held in Willis church. Chabot, on the second loch - day of May. ticong to Markham. The lamslon Fits. Press says of Bev. 1. 11, Wallwin, B. .1.. who is severing bit Connection With the Empress avenue Methodist church of Chat city at the close of tile present conference year. and Who luta received a call from 51arklinto ••Mr. Wallwin is Completing hi* hill tern' st Empress aveime church, and the four years havt• been years of great progress. During this • the church boilding hah been enlarged and 44 fine pipe organ installed. Many, during the term, have united with the church, over fifty doing IMO within the teat six month.. The closing year of the HEART1 DISEASE is a simptous of Kidney Disease. A well-known doctor has said, " I never t et madea post-mortem ex- amination in a easie of death from Heart Diseaee with- out finding the kidneys 'serest fault." The Kidney medicine which was first on the market, most euccess- ful for Heart Divease and all Kidney Troubles, and most widely imitated is Dodd's Kidney Pills • 4. 2 5o to Cure Your Cough Bole's Preparatio comes In such a big bottle from which it is made is such au -that one bottle cures most coughs. Bole's Preparation of of Friar's Cough Balsam and the prescription excellent one rriar's Cough Balsam costa only 23e el bottle. Your stealer has it or sail easily get it for yon. See that he does. It is BOLE'S PREPARATION you want -the cough cure that cures coughs. 17 PIAITIONAL 0509 a CNCIIIICAL CO. Of CANADA tillifTCO. LONDON, ONT. paudidate is proving the best, which breaks much for both pastor and people. As a invischer Mr. Wallwin is looked upon as tine of the hest in the city, antt luta power to inepire lead his people into the greater And higher things of life. Other place% where he haws set.% ed terms are Strat • ford, lateknow, It,, gton, and he now goes' 140 31arkliant, a thriving plaice in the 1'0'711110 43114ferelier, nitwit twenty miler heist the Quern City. 1VItilst plesuied 1•• retain to the conference ill Which he WAb bora, end where he preached at it probotioner, he expertise's deept in severing his connect* witlITienpross avenue church, where he has a loyal Find active people, and an official hoard of strong. intelligent Men, Whore actiVe to-operitt iota in the work of the church made the progrems of the four years postile." said the mother of a little mist who was eineKaining a couple of small playmates. "Why don't you play something instead of sitting still and heating miserable?", Ruth , ••We're playing wo ate grown -tip w ttttt making a .411." - Chicago 1)41/ilY NYWI14 AdVellitting in The Siguallipay-. CANDIES 11 'ltIO4i1,4lte Chtruolates, pet 11i. thane -wade Nut Taffies, mixed. 1111, per llo. Oysters Finest :selects in or served .n any A Pets Miser. M r pi Es PUMPKIN CREAM I 15 CENTS LEMON EACH Meals, Lunches, Hot Drinks, Ice Creams, etc., at all hours. Salvation Army Praise "I feel it my duty to testift to the benefit 1 have received from the use af While travelling in New On tare." conducting 'special meeting* 1 con trarted a tery bad rota. whieh gradual 1.• develeped into Bronchitis of the at ore form. I was ada teed to try Psychints, whieh I did, and after using hut a few bottles I was eompletely *tared ,111 health. I recommead thin wonderftil reined, to mutterers front Bronchitis, arid ot lel. troubles.'" • later: I wish to add that my voice. sinee•using Pentane, is etroager and 111141 much mare carrying power than it bad before 1 bad bronehitis, and the voeal chords do not tire with a/seeking." 1'. TILLER, Capt. Stalv'n. Army. Ann St.. Tsrouto, Aug. 13, 407. -•• Thom . mast and stomach troubles eltred by Pentane; aloe incipient eon.. gumption. 1;1 druggists, 50e aid IMAM. or Dr. T. A. .Slocuin, Limited, Toreate• McLean's Meat Market I have openen A IIPW Meat Minket in the stand on EAST STREET :text ',harms,. • :•Ivun. :•1,..1.• .1101 MAO)* he ToNti 31.11 The store is fittrl up in louder) style fer the handling 1,1 meads in the mot t :ipproved way, and I intend to serve my costume:is with tht• best to be had 111 nly BUSINESS STRICTLY CASH PRICES RIGHT Olympia Cafe w. Phone to McLEAN I Your Printing I SHOULD BE AN INDEX TO YOUR BUSINESS This is the big, new can of stove polish that is delighting so many house- keepers, cooks and maids. It shines quick as a wink. And the shine stays, bright and black. Won't bunt off, no matter how hot the fire gets. It is always ready for use. Just as good for Grates, Stove -pipes and Iron- wofk, as it is for Stoves. Not only the best stove polish, but the most of it for the money. Insist on having "Black finight" At your dealer.' el pOOR Office Stationery indicates sloven- liness. Tasty, well printed Stationery bespeaks system and carefulness The Signal Job Printing Department Supplies only the better kind won't pay us to turn out any other. Skilled workmen only are employed because they should do and do better work than inexperienced help. We will convince you of this if you will trust us with your next order. • THE SIGNAL JOB DEPARTMENT 4 • • • •ap t