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(joing to
(let Married ?
The signal hail special tacilities
tar printing fine wedding invite- -
'tious, arinouncetnents, etc. It ie
u 1'lt''asuie to show specimenN
*ea wrote prices.
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Values
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Hosiery
Summer
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colors
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colors.
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.UNION BANK -OF :CANADA
E.T.A la11Y.0 1e1;
t'.VPITA1.. REST and TOTAL ASSETS
4,:„,1111 V11)Et) , April ail, 1910
PROFITS $3,tltIo.(01 - Over. $41,000,000
- TOTAL DF.1'1)ti[T`. A semi ail) 919 '
$35.500.000 •
A branlib of [hie hank has been opened in the,
offices formerly occupied by The Standard Loan
Company, comer The Square anti~Ciirth Street.
A general banking business traneaeted. tiavingy
Rink Department- interest paid at current rates.
i., I HOR"1 ON, Manager.Godcrich Branch
11
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
:any of change. ot running advertise-
ments must be left at this office
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in 0,14a0f same week.
pittlielution pf Partnership.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Nontrl.. hereby hives that the partnerehlp
l,relolerre existing between P. J.. 1 J. A. and
a.); IacEwan. doling business under the flint
sans of The Peter Mar Ewan Notateta this dly
It alt ed.
BOARDING-HOUSE.
Dual.
Only Fifty Cents.
New subecribere wry have
Tho Signal mailed t.. their
address) for the remitted. r..f rimy
ear for 1300.
Send in your subscript lura now
and get the lull ,benefit ot this
otter.
GO1ERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : • M .1 1' ,l;- 1910
AUCTION SALES:__ •
i'IJ:11RING AUCTION SALE
V ur
iIOUSf:IIOLI) )TItNtTCKI. AND
. k'L'1L\ISHIN!GS._e
Mi.. Costle wilt sell by ptibuo auction at the
re.ideuce. N;r.t .t rw•t. l iuderieh, on
SATURDAY. MAY YSTI(,
eoumeuclur it 'Al10 clock .harp, the content -
of the house• run_t.ting of parlor. dining.
room. 'bedroom and kitchen furniture, carpel.,
curtains, Weds. china. crockery. gla.,:ware.
cutlery, linen, 4n•. A good goal range u Id two
Aird heater. Al..oI large [Wardrobe, hook.
case, writing desk, 1' liuldie & Mccullough
aon.(nnaton leek side. I 1,11 'r pre- and.nuue
-
eruus etherarticles. i verythhrg'must be dis-
posed et. ai the family are leaving (hslerich.
TEh.\In Ca.h.
]t1J.Y.LAIST:lJi -MALAY 11.1:3;1114.Y.
r Proprletrew•. _ Auetloneer.
1)
INS(ILt'TIt►N 1)F P.\Irl' ElttiI1l'
SALE of a tart. and well-equipped
LIVERY, eAB AND 'Heti BUS1NILISS.
Gundry tiro-.. will sell by public auction, at
their stablest Mouth street. t.oderich, on
-wFDSFAIJAYJC\E 1ST,
contiuelicitor at 1 uclock sharp. and continuing
until all 1r diapored of :
H0RtE$
LU Oltl'HARD. CO'I"1'AGE.-TH 1S
hon -taro-been
ned for the .Ntalner• and anyone wishing
accommodation 1s invited to app' to the un-
dersigned. kine badge rooms. well lighted : a11
eciateuie•,re- In- L ieyJtuu*e._ Mata. D
t'.\ M k:RUN, corner Essex and Quebec street-.
97 t
MicEWAN.
11. J. A. ilacEWA\.
w'. O. �IArICWA\
• Ali account. due to t he linin roust be settled
M ca.h or a p{,ro. ed note. by W ed made.. June
LYR tsps. and the undersigned will assume all
abtigatitus agauast the said arm. •
H. J• A• MACEW AN.
Y•tf W. 0. Um:EWAN.
Kul Zotato tor bow.
c-
11.k III STORE PROPERTY
11 at Endlail. for wile or to rent. Kees w
ton
say be elven by August 17th For further
Particular,.
kula►s apply to Mc/1UKC'HY. ,(lode"
II(11'ME FOR S.\T.E.--COMFORT-
ABLE right noires! hgttar IteendO- mon-
sar lit, hen sod -hes, on Albert -trent. 1'or-
reatrut ITS atitm. rand--- rveryt
sled. M.shnn .•nnvl-niem..e, inc tiding fur
r.s term. or tit her part irulate apply at
Albert
.i. \ A rt
MISS 7 ItAL is
e a
.nu. . tl
.same
1sc:c
L1)KSALE. -WIVE ACRES. AVEST
.ids 14ytleld road. tet weennbn of t Britannia
:...st and lambed street : good Do
:i d suitable for market garden. amid! fruits.
e{r, May sell In two part., of two and one-half
ores H.
J,ttlA\.C111I door and
e., Winwrite
sor Ornt •\.
, APOLOGY.
•
I'OLOUY.-1 DESIRE yo \VITH•
URA \'' any accusation renilnat Mr. Gilbert
'lett. In ronneetiOn with the losing of a sum
of mosey taken from my house. and to relieve
him from any uspicion In connection there-
with. Mlt)1. O EO. 1 I•I.I4ERT.
l ioderieh. May in. 110. It
SITUATIONS VACANT.
1 pair of white horse., a year* old. mound and
right. and e. handsome a pair as there 10- in
e antNrio.
1 I,.dr of roan` horse" I yeah, old. round and
right to eveM►Y
pito 1 pblack her 0.. and 6 yoarw old.
1 pair of bay hut 11 and ti ',eons old.
1 par of arty hone., et and 7 year: old. .
1 (handsome black mares years old. the kinhto
ridt•tmd dee
bay gliding. ri year. old. with the dame quail•
ncation+N. the black mare.
bay mare, i years old. an extra good thick
road maty. • .
bay horse, 7 rearm olds by "Sydney."
bay horve. a year old. by "Dr. John.'
bay horse. "e b1.. ' d ywnr old. ,
bay mare. "lieu." litter* old.
black gelding. "Joe.' IY revs old.
black gelding: "10114e.- 7 years old.
black gelding. "Dick." 1l rats old.
brown stare. "Lindsay." 1f year old.
chestnut stare.' Millie." to year ofd.
.sl bay gelding, "Prince.' 7 years old.
try More. "Fla.,9 years old.
bay pony. -Beauty. " 7 year. old. •
roan gelding pony. t'Sani. Di years old.
bay mare, 11 year old, "
Wel gray -mare. 3 years old, by "Solan
Mbnbar-."
bray gelding. 3 years old. by "The Pope."
roan gelding. 3 years old. the beet built and
all round pony in the country.
ba y gelding. 3 year* old. by -bunny Jim."
half -bred Web.h pony. 3 year. old.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
I\PENINO FOR A GOOD 'SMART
lJ boy to learn all branches of *tore keeping.
Salary to snort. Apply to N. C. CAMERON.
The Departmental store.
/1OOD GENERAL SERVANT
ly wanted at once. Apply to MRS. BUT.
LAND. Cambria road. Walt
i,UANTED. -A MAN OF GOOD
1Y address and abilityy. to represent us In
Ooderieh. td sell our high -claws ornamental
stock sed fruit speuWt er. A permanent
etosltion to night man on liberal tonus. Apply
STONE& w LLLINtiTuN, Foothill Nunarter.
Toronto. Ont. ' H)S1
f(1KACHER WANTED. -FOR
1 school action No. '. West Wawanoeh.
second-class certidcete.
Huron 1* eomherding
een„arauand ppeeeat mtdau-i^.cSta
•
K ET T. 4rcc.. treas.. Pro.eterity Pu 0 . Ont_ BEItT LL \I
(JEN :\L
[ NYR
(h. K
NTN.1kf {{
to M {..4. e at.Tralttltc IAlfonl ellctt•easier' Y
>tlt. '.aL .
DAY CF KING EDWARD'S FUNERAL
OBSERVED IN GODERICH.
Un Account of Rain Service Held in
North Street Methwlist Church -
Large Gathering Hears Aperopri-
ate Addresses.
EQUIPMENT
rubber -tired landau 0IighWI, in good repair.
male by Sievers & Erdman. Detroit.
Berlin coach, made by Sievers at Erdman.
Detroit.
coupe. pole end shaft/. 2 hacks. 1 Victoria.
rubber -tired covered surrey.
steet.tlred covered surrey. nearly new.
band wagon and set of sleigh..
wagonette. will carry 17 pa..renger-
' waaggoonette+ will carry 18 pesseuger..
1 rubber -tired surrey. some uew Inst year.
1 steel -tired beach wagon.
phaetons,.:
1-teel-lired plteetods.
1 new covered haggles.
Dber tired
runabouts.
9ga good lecture
sleighs.
3 -seated ig
2 D
'L Y-seaWd Dle.•a..nre sleighs.
"Glad -tone cutter,.
4 large Portland cutters. with child'- seal.
H single cuLten.
3 Clark's carriage heaters.
1 set of heavy nickel Englh.h-hack harness.
3 ..rte of good heavy driving
1 set of nickel light double harner..
w netts harness
1 set c. ago
a xta tf 1►ross and nickel surrey hagness.
'J seta o inele barrister,. -
" saddle.. and •2ladle.i side saddles.
Mn buffalo. gallowey, coon. bear and goat robes
rug.. shawls, etc. cutter and
i •
t anaeG• bells,
wh buggy.
{t
>;r .
sleigh axles.
1 Newmarket cUDper, and everythiug in and
about the place.
The 'bus business will be sold a a going
concent.
The property will also be offered for sale at
the same time.
TERMS. -All Muni. of 81 , , and under, earth
over that amount..t month. rrndit w111 be
elven on furnishing approved joint notes. A
dleoonnt M the rate of H per cent, per annum
allowed for cash on credit amniote.
THOMAS OUNDRY JOHN F'URVIS
and W. H, UCNDRV. and T. OUNDRY.
Proprietors. Auctioneers.
Aiotioo to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITOKS: •
1� LATE
IN emir. xaTArs Or MrtyrxN�tl M(iixadarR.
`:j --HOUSE FOR SALE ON or THE TOWNSHIP OP -AAN. DICC , IN THE
Si)
''11 1•tit't'rr or Ht'I of , YEOMAN. UrA;gAaxD:
'J.r• a1V. 'MOM »venue: red brick. nine \care 1e herebyatvett pursuant to R. S. 0..
son-: all modern rsevenleun.s except fur- ap IN, that all creditors and oboes having
Murdoch
• sThome.the
1\ I. Tho Moate
♦ 'ell . . st tae
A. V win
w'. L ora
nmrrile oar PRItUDVOOT, HAYS& BLAIR. McGregor.y,shodied negUIl out the 15th dry
b:s'stisi,. fitof February, ►HIO, are required on or before the
_ ant day of /tine. 1910. to send by past. or de-
et tit Y.1 LF. -1.0T N(f2 ON N ET.SON liver to Charles Darrow, of the town of .:orle-
1. t rich, solicitor foe Alexander McOreK••n
T .ret, t:atedch. the Viupeliy of estate of administrator of the +1d deeeaeol. their
?rano
V. Sneed). there 1+ on this lot a lance mantes and addresses. full particulars of their
tons hone' with modern Improretnenu, at claims, a statement of their accounts, and the
Present otempied by Mr. Miller. 'Term. stud ,nature of the aocurltY. if ►nY• held by thesis
theunde, gne be furnished, on application to And furtber take notice that on the said lat-
eheonden.ytnrd. mention,d date the std adnani+trator will
Sederlrh. Apr111th. Ir10. - proord to distribute the assets of the deceased
PHOCUF(IOT. HAYS t RLAIR. rhtong t1,e porde: entitled thereto. having re.
8olkltor'for Executor, Lmidou R tt'itaterts Mud -only to the chlor of which he shall then
hoot 0. 1tstf nave notils..nd s hal be will not be liable for
_ _ the said a.-cU, or any pert thereof, to any
{Arron or b. 'sons of whoseclsims notice shall
.11 CE:E FOR ace. li --UN ULOL • ,,eg have Mien leis eves. el the time of such
1111 l'F•!rER Terrace. 11 story, frame, tl es tnbullou,
toanstone foundation 7 ft. high, with cellar Dated t his s,.h day of May. 1910.
dteof house : also good frame barn 311x17 with
sone fobndanon :ttrand view of 1 . 1'. K. and '
WW1'. Apply MRS. JNO. SANDS. (lode -
rico. - - • ' . 92 -Lf
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-
Ronse and lots known a. the Capt. Mac-
Gregor
11 property nn Angleses garret. Ooderlch :
rooms. hot water heating and modern
teoneaienee , with one lot on Trafalgar street.
It6lbrsold joint lyor separately. Houm and
law \aplet street, n moms, sort rerldenrw
district. Cottage at Balt.ford with 3 acres of
%grehut winter apples.
Ines pretertie.' con be had at reasonable
ras. Apply to J. L KILiA)RAN li.trri.tcr.
errs tielrrirh
WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE -
a 1 se weirs with 32 *wrest In cm frame
hoose with 'phone In. Mice Elitist Including
MO. land a rich loam. VA acres at 41x4 per
acre. broken and fenced. This is a snap. M
kW) is Ing up every year. lei acre* with
rood buildings, In scree broken : Price Ekt per
erre, rood locality end phone in house. Anyy
ether, can he bought In eay terms. J. H.
TYW'81.i;Y. Yorkton, sack.
OL'HE FOR SAM - At TWO-
it•in Once ereet.sroitY rkPartl ulama cati ainevbe had en rooms,.
olio, at :SIGNAL Office. 3661
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THE
sTEItLING BANK
(1F CANADA
ppTo
OF DU1tiN PARLIAMENT
TO
Odate
Been rbrtot
Rc*'TC
CTa..a,ran CAPITAL - tn' '"
INCORPORATirD BY SPECIAL ACT
?ON PA
RECEIVE DEPOSITS
ticcomm the Farmers
we bave opened Branches in the
Tillages of
DUNGAN QN,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
$AYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FARMER -
BALK NOTES DISCO( 1NTED.
Highest current rate of interest
SAVINGS paid in our
61S BANK DEPART -
111 iINT
nn deposits of $1.(10 and upwards.
('ll AItLES (i.tRROW.
Solicitor for Alexander
McOtegor. Administrator
MUSIC
■aL{� \ND F1111 t'ON('EIt'C
n a
µsinus to accept tloa limited, nerich umber of nr Hand ' gage -
meaty fur celebrations, church and lawn
voclAls, rte. Regular band membership YI..
'ferns on application to Managers. 0E0
srEwART, tioderieb• flalm
• To Bent
Business was practically suspended
in town on Friday afternoon as atrib-
ute from the citizens t" the meoitnry
of our late King. Edward VII., on the
day of hie burial, Factories And
stoles were closed either for the
whole afternoon or front 2 to 4 o'clock,
the hours arranged for the --public
memorial service. The hanks And a
few other business places were closed
aur the entire day.
The shining of the bright rays of the
Hun in the early morning gave prom-
ise of Agreeable weather to allow the
(Jital service to be held in the
court house pia. as arranged:last to-
wards
owards noon heavy clouds began to
gather. By•1'2o'clock it was sprink-
taiu-nnelast Yr:clock..rsttt•ady rain
was falling which continued through-
out the afternoon. When it was found
necesasi y u, have the service indoors,
it was intended to use the court room
of the court house. but after seating
caIuarity had been reserved for the
31rd Regiment hand, together with
CoutiMIny No. 1 of the same regiment
and chitty G. C. I. cadets, it was de-
cided to ask the large coneten•de which
had gathered and filled the building to
overflowing to adjourn to North
street Methodist church, where there
would be much more room.
By 3 o'clock the large auditorium of
the church was filled to the doors and
the solemn service was couunenced.
Mayor Cameronrformed the duties
of chairman. With him on the plat-
form were Rev. Dr. Dougall, Rev. Jas.
Hamilton, Itev. C. R. Jones, Rev. Jos.
Elliott, Captain Brown of the Salva-
tion' Army. E. N. Lewis, M. P., and
Judge Holt. After Riving a brief
eulogy of the departed monarch Mr.
Cameron asked the congregation to
rise while the band played the Dead
March in Saul, wbith was rendered
most impressively. Rev. Jas. Hamil-
ton then led tn prayer."
Rev. Dr. Dougall spoke as follows :
"It is a thought almost awe-inspir-
ingpalm-
ing.
these hours now
dosis
th
ing that. R
ing. Mot only in Landon,. England,
where the pulseheat of the Empire is
felt most strongly, nut only through-
out the British `eles,.not only through-
out the dominions beyond the seas, but
in many Other countries, capitals and
cities outside the federation ot mister -
hood called the British Empire. there
attt services similar td those in which
we are now engaged. It must mean
something to the world that King Ed-
ward ie dead. It must be felt by
the
world that it has lost a friend. These
solemn services are not forced. These
multitudes of people in multitudes of
places, these silent 'factories, these
motionless ships at sea. these trains
freighted with human lives and
human produce milling a halt in their
haste across at continent. Are volun-
tary expressions of human hearts as
they lay their tributes at the foot of a
dead wane bier, as they do honor to a
name and utetnory laved a ad
lamented. I say this man must have
bad some meaning to the world, and
that meaning a good one.
"What does the death of any man
mean ? Well, to us who remain it
means ooh what that Ulan sear to us I kings of Britain. He worked quietly,
tl
wherrhe was alive, he he peasant in tend accomplished much by kis quiet
humble calling, or prince 'wielding a influence. No office bad ever been
sceptre in the mightiest Empire the turned to better account. He worked
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. Ltd•, PLtsuutsMs.
gracious and **tinted lie Mist v, do 10
evoke azul cuntulidule th,• ipitit of the
Empire.
"Then fell the 'elides' of rulerahip
upnit her eon Edward. Nine short
years Only since that metnoraile
.iiiMy rat in t%estminctrr when tate
mown was •placed upon him hrow.
Nine short }•rare,. but lung etlonwlt to
prove hitnsvir the worthy Hon of,his
Western Canada Flour'Mills Co. •Has
mother ; Tong enough to cement the
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
ROAD MACHINE COMPANY YALU-
A T (ON PASSED.
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HOUSE FOR RENT. -ON NEW-
OATK street. erne-anda-half story house,
revel' rooms,' good garden. Apply to MISS
BEAtthreebdoors oast of Montreal street. Avenue.
TO REJT.-A NEW BRiCK
holies on Nelson street nine rooms: mod-
ern conveniences. MILS. HIENDERSON. Car-
low P.0 -
AST1; RE TO LET. -ANY PERSON
rcquirinr'tee,dare for cattle for the coming
reason may arrange for sane by applyingto Ltt (
( . McNEIL Dunlop.
GODERICH BRANCH
A. 0. OAMHLW Ma.naaa
Public /Mottos.
affection of trtllionq of people to hint ;
long enough to excite the admiration
Of all petioles : long enough to prove'
hiulselt a world statesman wtNur-
passi•tl. Safely has he guided the ship
of state through . waters often
H' t 'gl t his good
Several Requests -,Streets Allotted
for Use of Electric Railway -Many
Matters Sent to Committee.
troubled.
ttl ores) t .
heart. hie wise head, hie strong hand The town council met on Ftfday
so often have restrained the dogs •f eveping with all the tuetulerte pfesent
war, have thrown oil on troubled and MayorAawerpn in the chair.
waters. For the solidity of the E en-
pire, the spirit" which makes many
scattered nations respond to the touch
of kinship, much we owe to King
Edward.
"Let the give 'Hied
one illustration.
The Boer war Hiet1 . done much to
arouse the " spirit df !imperialism.
\\-hen turn shed their blood in the
saltie Held fur the same cause brother-
hood will, follow.. But the Boer war
left. a congfered people. a foteign
p e with hearts mouse; dtaitTfta'e and
full of hate. Only nine years have
keen written on the page's of history
siuceiheu,.yet these_NAM..arsine to-
day are cemented into the British
Empire. • Saute of the very men who
had fought against the King's armies
are today wearing his uniform They
sit in the same parliament with their
former enemies peacefully and happily tmtimatew. Hr waw informed that
working out their destiny even air we Item t had been wt aside for the that
in Canada. In the wise, kindly policy $ I
ur-
which has converted an enemy -Mao a pose 01 improvements here.
friend, in the attitude of England A letter trout the secretary of the
toward her colonies; regarding them Union of Canadian Mlutlicipallties was
not as Spain did hers. sources of reven- read and referred to the finance com-
'kIEETING OF THE HURON
.11 COUNTY COCN('IL.
The council of the county of Huron will meet
in the oouncil chamber, in the town of (ode
rich. on the 7th day of June next. at 3 o'clock.
wrath the Clerk beforainst e the11abovetuat date.� placed
W. LANE. (Clerk.
Dated May Yard. 1910.
104Yt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -May 2- 6tthh.
New Bt. Lawrenoe-Hrirtol Route-CAlta.11an
Northern Steamships -
sommer Tourist Tickete-F. F. Lawrence2
Special for Saturday -Welter H. Harrison2
Big Reductions- Geo. Porter S
Carpets and (Curtains -W. Acheson & Son2
Servent Wanted -Mrs. Butl.nd 1
$0 Reward -Howell Hardware Co 4
Reader G. T. R
Special for Thls Week -J. 11. Colborne. 4
Ji.nr Shopping -D. Millar le... .... ......... .3
Pineapples -H. R. Long - - 8
Announcements -\%Chaos's thug Store t
Don't Forget- W. 1'. Pridham 2
Specials -N. C. (Cameron.
Announcement -P. T. Dean 1 •l
County Council Meeting w. Lane...; ...... 1
8 O U K B I N U I N (i `onthend Boy Wanted-N.0DaCameron ns Brow 1
Following the emoting of the minutes
of the previous meeting, a communi-
cation was re•ui ''row the market
clerk, stating that the plank platform
un the -scales was wuru out and needed
replacing; also that the yards adjoin-
iug should be cleaned. It was re-
ferred to the Market committee.
The auditors' report ou the water
and light c7luwissiontre' bookie was
referred to the finance committee.
A letter fruul the (foderich Wheel
Riese, alt regard to the payulentr-
their loon, was referred to the finesses
committee.
The Mayor reported regarding some
correspondence bo had hadwith with -Ron.
\V111. Pugsley, Minister of Public
Works, in reference to improvements
at ;lioderich postofllce. ' He had un -
(let -Mood from the Hansard report that
only $4,(MI0 had been placed in the
public works committee.
The Board of Trade stvit in art•epueat
asking that the council reconsider the
proposition of having the 'alerts oiled
for the laying of dust. It was decided' •
that the public works comuttttee
should confer with as cuulutltte,• of tb(t
Board of Trate W see what slay to-•
done in the 'natter.
Road,Maehine,CQ: Valuation.'
The report of the valuators in 'the
matter of theAmerican Road Machine
(Company was the next to be brought
down. A letter was read from the
valuators. in which they stated that.
they considered it would he unfair to
'fie company to make -public property
the value of the various parts of the .•
plant. They assuted the a ril that
they did not value anything Goat was •
not uovereei by the. bylaw and. the
mortgage. It was moved by the. Iteeve,l
seconded by the Deputy Reeve, that
the matter -of closing *nth- flee Comp-
any be left in the hands of the Mayor
treasurer to sign the-eltetfltae two. -
able to the order of the Cowpony just
as soon as all itemiz_d inventory is
banded to the clerk, showing how the
COMM is made up. (Considerable die -
cushion followed as to whether. the
Motion covered everythiug which the
wishes it should. Some of the
afdertnendititned that the count -Jihad'
no right to ask for an Relented inven-
tory, to which the reply was that the
y wee wining to grant Rif. re-._,--
quested to do so. Councillor Hawkins
moved in amendment "that we insist
on an itemized inventory." This was
ruled out by the Mayor on the ginund
that it was fully covered by the lint
Motion. The yeas and nays ou the
original motion were then taken.
Reeve Reid, Deputy Reeve Munnings,
Ct,uncillore Vanatter and Parsons
voted yea and Councillors \lartio, Wal-
lace, Hawkinm and Laithwaite voted
nay. This tirel the vote end"the Mayor
gave the oasting vote.in favor.of the
motion. 't
Loans Coming in.
A statement from Wen. Campbell,
assessor and tax collector, was read, in
reference to the different. entnpxniee•'
having loans from the corporation, -
The Kensington Furniture -Cu. had_
forwarded a cheque tor $31)) as the
monthly payment tor April. ;The
manager of the Goderich tlfrrgan Co.
had promised a substantial reduction
each month until the debt was paid.
The Wheel Rigs Co. had informed hint
that they intended taking advantage
of the three months at six per cent. on
their annual payment of *2.111.)). pay-
able the kith of July. Mr. Campbell
stated that be had written the (om-
bad mis-
understood
them chat
Com-
Ppany. tellingthey
a
y
underetHxl the clause in the. mort-
gage. The council decided to leave
the matter with Mr. Campbell to
arrange with the Company for the
payment of the amount.
The a Septic Talc Patents.
A letter teceiyed tr
om the (,
ana►dixn
patent office informed the council that
heal patents off the Oameron Septic
Tank Co: bad smelted by reason of the
partial no - yment of fees.
Another
to
was received from
Kemball 1k we, solicitors of Buffalo,
regarding the leims against the town
of the CameroS\Septic Tank Co. The
Mayor ordered t to be tiled before it
was read.
Several account' were presented and
sent 00 to the finance committee.
ueto be drained examen alight )milk a
cow, to the last drop, but am peoples
free to work out their own destinies
under the protection of a strong, gen-
erous arm -in this policy and attitude
we cannot fail to detect the tactful
diplomacy and influence. ..f Edward
VII.
"We offer thanks today for the
years of our late King. He came at a
time mast providential. Nor can we
forget the gentle lady, the daughter of
the Danish Sea -king, who carte to hitt
in the sweet beauty and goodness ot
her girlhood and through long and
momentous years wee a consort than
have been no
whom there could
better. Fee this (.l.teen-unttbee,-- now -
bowing with broken heart.hy the still
fotiio of him she so loved, 'we raise our
c. Heaven's
v hR P
she may prayer limit h
grace in her widowhood end bereeve-
tnent. Our new King George V. -
loyally we greet him. Long may be
reign over us, happy and Oniony.
"King Edward now lies in stets in
the old hall "of R'illiam Rufus.
of brother mon-
archs,
valcade
Thence
eC71
archs, the ex -President .of United
Stat•' with the world's great ones
and with trillions of grieving
will him to the old
hymn, "hearer, God, to
ale innin , the reverendgentle-
man stated that many tributes were
tnittrte. Representatives were asked
to attcbu the annual convention on
Augurs Slst. September let and 2nd.
in Toronto, 1b was also requested
that the annual tee of $1'2.Ia1 to for-
warded. Referred to finance commit-
tee.
Chas. S. Spence asked permission to
constt'ucta drain from the cellar of
his residence under the sidewalk on
the Huron road. The public works
committee was given power W deal
with the matter.
To Widen Gibbons Street.
The public echoul board asked that
the town widen Gibbons street to
tit)
sums and
'-six feet. gravel
slot}
plant• a row of trees- loft -the east
side of mho street. Councillor Hawkins•
suggested that. if it be decided . to
old t
' en the
street.
the town should dQ
a deed of the land. The matter wag,
ooleired to the public works commit-
tee.
l'he collector of water end light
rates asked for the use of a'`,room in
the town hall of which the. firemen
of scans
was
have had use. The c 1
given the use of the roost on condi-
tion that it will not interfere with the
meeting of the firemen.
a
b wt
carr
1
u ecce
. Y
JMills Co.
Flour from
Requests Many e9
sovereign castle tit' Windsor.
eulogies will be pronortnced, hut none. The Western Canada Flour Mills
more real and applicable than that of Co. wrote asking permission to use•
the Kings of all kingh"Rleased are part tit Water lane On which to handle
the pexcemakete, for they shall are their construction material. They
called the children of dal." also wished to grade it from its Inter -
Thr h} n My G 1 section with the harbor hill road to
Thee," was Bung, M. B. es -my presid-
ing
the dock level. The letter stated that
tnR at the organ, and ttev. C. R. Jones W. J. R. Holmes, whose property
was then cawed upon. would be affected by the change, was
In R k tl agreeable. Permission wets asked to
erecta plain frame building on public
being paid today in memory of our property, lying between the street
lite noble King, the great head of the line of harbor hill and the. guard fence
Empire. It I'M hardly possible to say of the upper approach of the l7. P.
ua such. His name would be handed I railway bridge, and to be over and
G r
down in the annals Of history as that above the slope of the approach, with
of one of the most illustrious of the the front of the building forming a
ie y, I section of the guard fence. The coun-
cil was asked to allow the C. P. R. to
extend the switch from its freight
sheds across harbor hill road. it
would he left there only temporarily
until the delivery of building material
was completed. Another request was
that a dump -ear line for theuse of the
elevator construction company be per-
mitted to crass Harbor street, flush
with the street level. It would be re-
moved on the completion of the ex-
.
cavatt
The oneseveral requests here outlined
were dealt with separately. On mo-
tion of Deputy Reeve'; Munningt, Melt.-
united
ect.uanited by Councillor Vanatter, the
company wan given permission t, use
Water lane and to grade it. On the
question of allowing the C. P. H. to
extend its switch acmes the harbor
hill road' there way earls si
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
All orders promntl attended to on leaving
them at THE SIGNAL Ooderlch.
A. E. TAYLOR, p9TRATR(1R
0
LUMBER AND SHINGLES
All kinds of rough lumber in
stook et the New Lumber Yard,
next t, Kensington Furniture
Factory. nppoadte-(i.T.R. track.
Orders filled at short notice.
New Brunswick Cedar
Shingles -"Larkin" broad -the
hest on the market. --. -
JAS. DEAN & CO.
'PHONE No. 22n.
AUCTION SALES.
world has yet known. •
"There is a word which during the
a
nine yeasts' since King bed
placed with august ceremony the
crown upon his brow, has steadily
grown bigger in meaning. 1t is the
word Empire. Not empire as as Caesar
or a Napoleon would think of it : not
empire meaning the deepotic control
of one man. who by the genius of a
soldier enforces obedience within his
dominions and Irer without; but the
word Empire which displays its mean-'
Ing only when proceeded by the noble
adjective "British" -"The British Em -
Ow." What does thin Empire mean
--rather. what .is the ever bigger
a
meaning? It means seterhood of
nations-onottt of then mistresses in
their own homes though daughters of
one mother ---a sisterhood now belting
the world, in 1t are men speaking
variorte languages and worshipping
different grids. In it are faces of e('cry
color found on the globe. What is
the bond which holds these far-flung
nations in the solidarity of one Em-
pire ? It is not a bond enacted by any
parliament menet of parliaments. if It
can find visihl expression at all that
expression is in ne person -a person to
Ward whom all es look, all hearts turn
-the imperial had of the Empire, the
sovereign upon t e throne. The tie is
not so much of I w as it is of senti-
ment; not at all o force, but of love.
"When Victoria same to the throne,
Before her
tried: t e
a w a u r
ah as girl
were sovereigns ofhon we are not
ptttticulgtly- proud. With then► went
the last Giron to Nth, by the tower of
sovereignty. The first estate, as an
executive or administrative force,
disappeared. Henceforth the reign of
the people : more power its the hands
of the people, but not 'N loyalty
in their hearts. This hecadhe Victorie,
the queenliest woman. the womanlieat
queen. was queen. she of whoa) her
poet laureate wrote :.
"Her Con rt .v n- par.•. her life .omne :
God Rn, 0 hereta, e, her Innd reposed :.
), A. theaas rad r M
herovenHfFMM
in her ns mother, wife and quern."
More than we can now fittingly
estimate did Victoria the Good, of centres in the district.
e sseRIrA v. May Yeah. -('tearing auction rale
of household furniture and furnlehing+. Com-
mencing at 1 ai o'clock sharp. Terms sh.
Property of Mir. (sortie. Wert
-.treat c
AP
G I:M R%, auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, June lat.--Dbeolntlon of part"
nenhip .ale of livery. cab and 'bus burinete.
commencing at 1 o cloca aha' st the stables,
�V.H.(hBURT.
:
South street. TnoM AH and
mprietors; Jona PURI, IN wird THOMAS
proprietors
t NCRY. ancttoneere.
A Star in His Line.
.lack Barrymnre dropped into a
Broadway restaurant the other day
and fate assigned its him a waiter
who. to quote the actor, was "solid
ivory frotn the chin up." Failiii a
Failing to
fret anything he ordered,' ha
lost patience. "Waiter, he SAM,
"you are the ultimate thing in punk
dtapensers of gastronomic provender I
Why don't you chuck this job and try
piccolo playingat the opera P"
"Ii'no can 'play -a da peecal(h" said
the *alter. `
"That's all right," said Harrymore.
"Why waste all your Incompetence in
ono phoo r
for the good of hie" own people an
the world-wide Empire. He was w
great man, a wise ruler and a gracious
King. The previous speaker had
spoken of him as one, of those referred
to in the beatitude, "Blessed are the
peacemakers, for theirs to-' the King-
dom of Heaven." it was a recognition
of hie intrinsic worth. He bed a man's
imperfections, but he always did those
things which he considered his duty.
It marked him out es a great man that
he did his duty. His WinI140111e11eSH of
character was notable, and he was a
man of whom it might truly ixe said
that be way a gentlemen of the highest
order. He was the soul of truthful -
nese, et man who possessed a mind
(Continued on Cage 1.1
*.URAL TELEPH -.NE COMPANY.
Reports of Committees. - .
The reports of the standing commit-
tees were then received, The water
and light and harbor committees ad-
vised that the coal hoist belonging to
the Big Mill at the dock should be
allowed to remain until the season's
coal was delivered. The erection of a
passenger waiting shed at the `harbor
was considered unnecessary. It wits
recommended that sour[+ repair* ire
made in the planking of the wharf,
also that the refuse on the wharf be
removed. The report was approved
by the council.
The cemetery committee reported
(bat it was necessary to construct
forty rods of fence next to the McLean
property, at a cost of $50. Adopted.
Streets for the Electric Railway.
Tia public works co have recom-
mended that a proper agreement be
drawn up with the Ontario West
Shore Railway Co., allowing the com-
pany the privtlege of laying rails on
Cambria, road, from Gloucester 'Ter-
race. to Toronto street : atlopg Toron-
to street from Cambria road to the
Nutlet maul: adouF± the Huron rand
star - attt+wb-at~- tioderirh
butes motion wast passed giving •the township : along Nelson admit, ft
r quireed- pellets.; . with the pro- Cambria road to .Maitland road ; along
visions that the public w•nr'ke eumtuit- 1 Maitland mad t cono Ntbete ,street to
tee enter intio an agreement with the Oxfot'Il street : and •along Oxford
C. P. It, to make Allowance for (larn- street from Maitland toad to !Intim
agcs in ca,. of aecidesots, and that the nerd. 'Che report ryas ;III. mol.
railway conqu►ny arrange to renioce•' The Ht•e enn11nittPc reprntCa that
the tr•an•ks when the tuora•ss ty ala- the Hyrtl of bit•Ktentgh .0 'Trotter. of
1 anew
t•rinl has been delice•rrdi. In vegetal l'hathltnl, haul ulrrre•I to attach t r
to the erection of the frame building leader to the Mr engine for *UULI and
it, was explained that Mr. Mr(inw -watt ,t hat they eon-hi'i'ed 004. offer should
willing to build it twelve fret beck i nl't's'p e.1, The connri1 adoptt•It the
from the t•.sulwu*y, and rat this was report.
saltiefart ry to all the matter whit sent 1 On motion of Deputy Reeve \loot- .
on to the public works. es ''teenines, seril)aeird by Councillor Latith-
Permiseiore to• et•I.•t. n .i p -sur litre' wait., th,• nu7ice• of the pnysing ,and
Orgeeization Meeting Held. and Direct -I
tors and Officers Appointed.
A ane.•' ing of shareholders of the
0.sletirh Ittlral Te•I.phone (' patty.
',Unitas', was held in the Board of
Trask room .'m Fridnv Net. There
vvittran ett•tt.Lulre rs•ptesenting every
part of the country ad,acent, t • tiesli•-
rich to the north and ertet, end much
e,•,
intrreinterestWAN tna►nifee!tt.sl " in the devel-
opment
opulent of telephone facilities.
Att organization was effected with
the following diteetot•s : %Vm, Hill;
Br 'ller; W. 1'. Riddell, Anbnrn;
John MoNah, l) tin yeaunon: John
t4ehoenhals, Port. Atbert : Stephen
Met�Tc , alrnrn ; John thislolP, Nilt�
11. H. (hitt, Olmlerieh; A. G. Gamble,
(}sslu rich : W. J. ''arks, WislHold.
Afterwards the diner.•s stet and
np1wuint'l the following nfl turn:
Hill. prt•seidenti A, O. (ianJile, t•eaN-
carer t Andrew Porter, manager end
eecretHt•y. •
The present plans o1 the Company
impute. litres h Colborne,' ArhH.'I.i.
NA e+t \Vawanttryh, East 'Wewayush.
and east AN far Re Myth. with possibly
other extensions pater nn. This will
give snbu'rilwt•a a very vahtahle con-
nection, reaching ell the important.
for the nese• of fife r•onattmimolt cum- r.•gistest et tit tit- e:h.srl 1,tInw• N.
pony /tiro-waH grant .41 M)'. Mr( ;RW 11 tit Bilis was tui., p05t and ventilated.
I• Hr' ae
• � rH 1 It 1
aces present and 'explained fist itlh•pnly Beet. shirr 1
wlitild age simply a 1,0111 rrat7 stent.. that the wire bet ween t in..Hre hall
tory.I and the lnlmlrit tt ,htau of
sit ttvI)
A communication from H..1. Lamb, I cottimissitnl and .tntr'l tint it. Weald61 the Dominion Public Womke fie- I vied'towards or $1110 to have .1t
parttnetit, was read, celling'attention place'.!. The telephone itt the town
to'the fact that the pike driven on the clerk's other had Is,•n used of hate
(chat
h dock on the went side of the when it w'nm netestsut-y to nhtify the
checkmates were not held by cleats 1 ping station in case tit tier.
according to agreement when permit!. Water and Light Receipts.
Sion was given to erect the piled. He I The Reese)'" owed h., nndw'st;s.Hi
requcated that cleats, 10x1'2 inches and 1 Mat the water and light rnnuni+Rion
S fret in length, be,pinced and securely had about $:halal on hand, and he had
bolted to the piers as ,own ae'pwoseible• I been tlh► that the euuiteil would have
The, hi4rbor eotnmitsee was given t, ask for it before It world get it.
power to art. The Mnyor explained thea the r.o n -
A letter from \V�n• Ranh. referring tltimshun Nhuold hand overthe receipts
to the condition of Ship street ;rat the to the town every three months noel
harbor jest behind his property. wase
reed. The letter was referred to the , ICO, 'Mooed on easel.,
•
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