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GOi►ERIVH, ON IIARIO. CANADA : DECEMBER 8, 1910
The
Christmas Signal
Look for The Cht'iet-
w;w Signal telt week,
Every suh•icrilrer is en-
titled Co a cope. 11e -tire.
you Met"yours.
FINANCIAL
OF CANADA
Capital Reet and Undivided
Profits $5,644,700 II
Total Ansets over *44,000.00 0.
.NOT ONE MAN
IN A THOUSAND
ever gets a start in life
saTAI11.isile.r) 18tll:, I (unless he „i n her i t s
money) except by regular saving. 4
A Savings account is, almost invariably the.
toundatit)n of success. ,
Start an account now in the Union Bank of Can-
ada. It will' -help you to saw systematically -and in-
crease your savings with t'ompound -Interest.
Goderich•'Branch, • W. L. HORTON,' Manager
PUBLIC NOTICE
`
OTICE.-J.. H. WOItSE:LI. HAS
returned from the Ifeet end all account. I
- et. leg toJ.H. WntaelltSon tome be conical
." epee or they will be put 0.tu ion., for col.
teetlun. .tceount.. can be g)..I.1 to MI. or \Ire. I'
.1 11 tl'r»wll at their house. Victoria .tneet,
t to G', W. W-OIts1 LL. et F. Hunt , Lard-
.. 1, re atm,.!'
4t.
WA N T I : I
To complete. our
files, we shall be glad
to buy copies of any
issue of The $ibnal
of the years 1904 and
1905.
•
Persons who have
any copies of these
yeas, will confer a
favor by allowing
us to procure theist
at the earliest pos-
sible date.
THE SIIONAi, PRINTING
LOST AND F6UND.
rpm.: PERSON WHO FOUND A
black patent leather belt on or neat: the
.Square Ia.( Sunday willt)tlu4ly learo ave . at
The Signal otboe. 1st
`tTI{AYED ON THE PREMISES
la of tbe undersigned, three yearling cattle.
_ _ - _ owner way regain po".omen of the annuals by
yf`
rovin ropey and paying'sateen.•.. W. H.
Hs1Prtand of.LJ 1 .
nnerrl
ou
a r t'olberns
4. ,"O
_ 244 :n,
SITUATIONS VACAN .
`
,ANFEi). -A (;000 GENERAL
servant at once. MRS. W. S. TURN-
Itt'LL, Montreal eutet.
/PE:1Kit N•
1'i1ANTI.:D FU1t 1'. S. M.
- No. 17. A-hfie14 and West Wswana-h •
Autiee to eonunenoe January :4rd.
Teacher holding a Normal &heel reruficatc
ppreferred. Appy• stating salary, to H. M.
DI II. Dungannon. = 2t
rj1EACHKR %%' ANTED. -- FOR
echoes .section Na r. Ashfield, for the year
1911 limier to commence January 3rd. Ad
drew- W'M. LANN.%r. oecretary. Lane. P.O..
25,11.
It 'AN .-A REPRESENT.%T1
for oo .nty of Huron. A permanent porn
Don end exclusive territory for the right man.
Slo\R A WELLINGTON. Nur.erymren. Tor
onto. 2441
ti•:CITRAL TILE(:RAI'H 541J0 )1..
1'ongr and Uer)ard Street.. Toronto, otter.
' uncrowned f.cillta. for trabeing young ,.we le
railway agent'. work, including Telegraph
operating. Free eatalogue.Dzplaina,
GODERICH MARKETS.
THURSDAY. Dec. )4th,
Fell wheat,
per bush 10 811 to 11 0
Spring wheat, per bush... (8) to el
Rye per bush 0 y' to 0
Butitwheat, per buwh , 0 /3 to 0
New Oats. per huehel. . q 3" to 0
old Oates per bush„ .... 0 10 to 010
Yeas, per bosh -
Screen nee
048 to 030
i)ee per ton '20 00 to 90 01
Flour, family, per owt 2 75 to : 7J
Flour. patent, per oat .. ' 3 00 to b 011
arse, per ton AI 00 to- 20 0)
Shorts, per ton Y3 00 to xi 0)
Hay, per ton 9 00 to 9 9)
strew 400 UI 3 W
Wood, per cord '3'9) to s 01
Butter, per lb - - 0 21 to 0 31
per Ib 0.15 to 0 18
Epee, fresh. per dos e Alto 0 30
New t'otatoee, oer bushel... . 0 30 to 1 45
Cattle, ordln'y to good. per cwt, 1110 to 3 '9)
Cattle, export, per owt 3 .9) 10 9 8)
Retie. $ a, to n ,u
spring Lamb" i '25 Le 3 al
Sheep, per oat 4 We to 830
Tallow, per lb
Hider, per cwt
s uu to 7 •41
Sheet' "kin"ifit
Chickens art to 11
Turke a 1q to 18
Y 14 to 18
COUNTY BUSINESS.J Mnntetipal Ae.oeiattnn, wade :in.,':,;;:!
n Ol!
re`turf of the work of the Aeae'cfatiym.
M It 89.8 moved by Mr -ate. Geiger and
tin Reid that a grant of $4.51) per week be
/esu DECEMBER SESSION OF COUNCIL Hayne. fore n thee maintenance Godes ch h(>dpital, tia
hi
ss@ THIS WEEK, grant to be continued so long as she
remains In the hospital.
It was moved in amendment by
en Irwin's Remarks on Opening Minima. Kernighan and Hunter `that
0 Session --Resolution ot Con- the auto of $100 -be granted to Miss
dolence with Mrs. Bawden The Haynes for maintenance in the (lode -
rich hospital. to be paid at the rate of
County Sanitarium Project. 84.511 per week.., Both motion and
I amendment were sent to the exe.u•
tree committee.
The Uecemlterrre.,ion of the Huron It was moved by Dr. Smith. 'sec -
county council opened in the council ended by Mr. Munroe, that as no at: -
chamber. Goderich, in Tuesday after- tion had been taken by the county
noon at :i o'clock. engineer respecting the erection of
In his opening remarks Warden windbreaks on all county bridges, so
Irwin, who presided, regretted that it that the snow may remain on them,
was nut his privilege to welcome all the council empower the Reeves to
the councillorp. The band of death have the same erected on county
had taken 10)10 11)9rII one of the meet bridges needing the earns and the
valued members of the council in the accounts sent to the clerk. The
person tit Reeve William Bawden, of m('ti'm was .en1 1" the road and
Exeter : one above long experience in bridge committee, •
municipal .11..1,9 had inside hie) a very The costneil then adjourned to meet
useful toeathee of the council. Mr. at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. 1
Heinat ek, of H nwirk, the Warden
totaled. wari still unwell, and littler im- I Single Fare to Toronto. -ti. P. R.. Fat
provrtnent was noted in his condition Stock Snow, December 12, 13.
when he visited bun recently. Tickets to Toronto and return at
it was nor xpectlyd theft any business
single fate will be on sale at all Y.
of very great impurtanca would comeC.
up forc••uaideratlon at Uri* meeting: It offlees and stations for afternoon
The rano a'iuru committee had no re. trains Satulday, December ]0th, and
per ready, -but he ►tnderstood a prop -
,all trains Monday and Tuesday, 121h
emboss was to be laid before tand 1'Ith, for Toronto first annual
council during this aeesioli. stock show, and good for return on all
Ar the meeiin in .(tine 1
trains up to and including\Veda -
K art a mo- dr es
tion was c •r ied that the council hold y • December nth. Huv your
its Uerem' er erosion in Exeter. but Wckets froln -us, Kidd up town and
nw in)( U. the death al Reese 13awdrn, aff td rush at the depot.
of that town, and niter r owmumeat-
ili 1
k woo the col.nclllos from the Autobiography of Thos. Huckstep,
althern.part at. the county, it was •
1.1"d t•t call the s@1 etin t) he belt) . The booklet containing the account
I Go I. ru, h On 1 iou'•t Counj;illore that the lair Thos. Huckstep left of
O•• ger and Govenl'e:k lite action of hie ••xperietices as a soldier is now
G' 1eIle sich was affirmed.arden iei railing
the meeting for
completed
of this and will
The prbe on ise i onlyle r
Ott ..:uolion of l:oetuciiiorn Watson . It is hoped that "l'oo't' mat
*ea Gltleepie a menage, of i•Ympiathy fr1}rdde suiting the militia, the M[asonr,
ardr pQ
Church ntewtwrs and eiti.ena- Barter:"
PUBLIC NOTICE
DYLAW NTiMHER 3. til•\ 1910, OF
L THF: TOWN lo. 1:ODki1LIC
A BYLAW TO PROVIDE 'FOR HE IM
PROVING AND EXTENDING THE
SEWER -YSTEM OF THE TO ,'el OF
OODERI('H, AND FOR BORK IN0
MONEY TefeloteOif
W'
nr-Rr:AA the town of Guderich 14.
structed and fur some year.. malnlg5n.
',ewer ramose for the genet al benefit of the
habitants of the said town.
AND W ,ir. . o, it appear., acoordirig to t.
report of st illi, Chipman. Fels., 1', k., that th_
ext.tie . -
Ima i it.
R y . , O end f..1• the require-
menti. of the rood town and ought to but con -1
alderably extended and Imt'roved.
AND W ltt:CEA.. the a heated curt of the pro- 1,
posed exlee.ion and iiiipr.»mneute 80 far se are at present necessary is *24 111.0)1 of which 1
111m1 Stem lo,. already been t'ruvided for by a
vote of the ratepayer:.
1
AND WII:Kxwv It is nexs'ary and „dvt..Able
that tD. .Apt .ewer .y.teut be made to utr
[he requirement. of the -aid town, sod that
that red 'he said propueed extension and 4rr-
proveuecn(e be carried nut.•
- AND W'Irkn.(a h, o der thereto It will
nees.ary w 1-.00 debenture. or the. loon
Iiuderich for th. additional rum ot &tea
as hereinafter provided, which is the d,uuu
of the debt In e'ded to he created by the by
law. tate prun..r•d. of the raid del.•• 4tire. to
applied to • he eked purposes and to no other-.
ANu W'Iukr:Aa the total amount •equ'rou
Ore non..eu,l)ldnuel Municipal Act of Ale to be
raised Aultually by special rate donne thirty
yeah. for paying the raid debt and lutera.t le le
the .tum of In,4ath1. c
.INb 111n.t.Ar it 1, de -Treble to loose, the
•wad debris' ere. at one elute and to make the 4'
principal • f•lh.- wJA 'Sete reW.saule by ys@1, ty
mums during the p.riou of thirty year.. berm(
the CIOOreliry of the earl deb aerie,. .Sha
yearly sun's being of . • h .emective amonn,..
that the ag[Iegate i, o0 .t payable 111 tape
year for p ierip 11 end int treat 111 respect.
ueh debt .hall be an neat it re pn-Able t qu•V
o lee au,ount so payable m each of the usher
weeny -eine) .are of the .old pe,fod.
AND %% m:n ..o the eineent of tbe whoa,
rateable prop. t) of the .aid teen of Uoderich
scooting to the Leat revered twee...went roll
ell
ud u.tel. dence will he fora
• l in the sale
yin. tfawdeu atilt family. fally will take an intermit
Ih 1
tvf A i -iter was teed, anurnitting Alex I this entertaining ecialingraphy tit
til M• acus, by Police (llbi otrate tluUer. 1 ofd to go Lo hie wily we the I
' no the cote of the Children's Aid boci•, Certs are to go W his widow. See
ri y. 11 was referred to the executive :erti'entrnt on page 10,
Y Memltbt'trr.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT t
I OFFICES TO RENT ON NORTH t
spree!. lately occupied J i
Itinerate
hereof 1. $2l,12.211).
e by orate
-- Co., LI ‘I ITia' I land Andlew l',rter. Apply (0 J. P. BROWN.
7. • • 21st,
OUtSE FOR BALE. - A TWO.
F4TOR7irrick house, with seven rooms
Bruce rarest. Partieulan can he had by
I(NatSIGNAL Omoe. ;ittf
• GUNI►IRY'S
•
Livery, Cab and 'Buy
Stables
THE RED BARN
..Sloth Street, (:ode'irh
All our Riga ate New. 'Buses
meet all Trains and Steamers.
1':olicular attention given to
calls from private residences.
'Phone No. L0.
)
L
S
Haled at Ahura notice
LUMBER ANO
A, [, 144aGLF.F
. All kind, of rough lumber in
.tock at the New Lumber Yard.
next to Kensington Furniture
Factory, opposite (;,T.R. track.
Order
New Brunswick Cedar
Shingles
"Larkin" brand -the
1
heat on the market.
JAS. DEAN -R CO.
'NCNB NO 211.
iituPERTi- Foil SALE
reel a to be sold to lot or
e III 1 b
[ ill 1 _fret fmntag
R rl reel. 30 x IM
entrance.
l •'Drop, -rt) ksins.II ,.. 11,
'•RIEI.Y dO1;SF."
• NrIMn el
"'.''r''- Neter, eplemikl building la-
Cel so .eparately, (renting nr,
•0, and Brame etf eet.. Mewl desir.
prep'rt) end vontrnient locution.
(Pee1140 w M
t IM. nn Nelson e1 reef. HI x 104
:1 kA' on Bruce
11.4 un Arleen ,d rect. eft IM. w it li
rear ent
r"I prh•e, term.. etc., nppl) Io
.10,. FIi)1.
1
THE
u. BOWLING
ALLEYS
('erne and spend a plwa.nnt
hoer. We are giving a box of
good C Le this p coon bowl
ng taw htgheat score from Dec
•'ether tot to December 24th.
Kingston Street.
W. Yule's Old Stand.
POR BALE. -LIVE AURES, %% EST
side Reynold road. between Hritennia
road and Bennett street ; good portion of this
land s'Mable for market garden..mall fruIG,
rte, lay roll In two pans of two and one-half
acre. each. Pot prioe and terns write H. .1.
JORDAN. 173 Windsor Ave., W' indoor. Ont.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. -
1 and tote known as the 1'apt. Mao -
Gregor property on Anginas" street. Goderich
Lome 11• rooms, bot water heating and modern
convenience«. with one lot on Trafalgar .u-eet.
Will be cold jointly or separately. Howie and
lot on Napier street, t; room. good residence
district. Cottage at 8eltford with 3 acre. ,,t
orchard winter apples. -
1 nese propertie. can be had at reasonable
, rite. Apply to J. 1. KII.U)RAN Barrister.
)c. lifderi h
AUCTION SALES.
A L'('TiON SALE
li or
FARM STOCK AND iMI'LEMF;NT$.
Mr. G S hen will sell h • A
George tot ( public sue
Rr
tion et lot 13, oon(:es,lon 2, W'e.t. 1-wwateosh
(one mile .outs of Dungannon. on
TI"I.4UAY. DE( 'EMBER 134h,
commencing at 1 p. m.. the following :
1 team of horse.. 4 years old: 1 general purpose
mare. t ears old: 1 drlcln mare. 3 ears .14
R ye
1 Belding, 1 red? old• 1 mare, 12 year old: t
aprinff neat, sired by ''Lord Dundee": 1 now, in
calf.. year old ; 1 cow. in calf, 2 year. old : 4
calve., a number of hen, ,nd Reese, I Maecy-
Harrl- dein, wagon and box. 1 Noxon disc, 1
set boh.IpIgh-a 1 land roller, 1 fanning mill with
hewer ; 1 stock nick. 1 Peri, walking plow, 1
top buggy. nearly new: I .ingie buggy. 1 bngg
top, nearly new ; 2 cutter., 1 pulper. 1 rimy
.(one. 1 eft double harness, 3 home collate, 1
pea harvester, 1 hoz stove. logging ebaln., I
Dal.). churn. 1 cupboard. a quantity of hay,
grain and potatoes, milk cans. forks and other
article. too numerous to mention.
7't
it ws --IHay, grain and p'tatoe., cesht .111
.um, of elite° and under. to be cash; over that
monnl. 11 months' credit on tarnishing ap.
proved joint notes. A discount of 3 per oent.
for ea,.h.
CEO. `+TOTH)Cltfi, THOS, (11JNDRY.
Proprietor, Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO ORKDITOR$. -
1N THF: MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
THOMAS O'Rh:iLLY, 1. 81.1E OF THE
TOWNSHIP (W ABHFIELi', iN THE
('OVNTY:OF' HURON, FARMER. Del.
CEASED.
4
FU.
Notice Is hereby given. pnnuant to the
statute In that behalf, t hat all p+non. having
claim0 against the estate of the seed Thomas
()Kelley. who died on Ore '.'th day of Novem•
tier, 1100, are regntred to deliver to the under
signed solicitor. for Ailcharl O'Reilly and Wil
Ilam Me( 'art hy. the exe utor' of the hurt will
end teetement of the 'aid de/reared, red on or be
fore Thurwlay, the 401h day of December,
IAIo, their names and addrienee. witgh fn11 per
Wiliam nat,tre ooftthe securWUef their 0lf in writing.
held by hem
and duly a wined by stahetory derleration.
And make ns, lee that after the mid date the
cxerntor" will proceed to distribute the assets
or the mid detewaed among the part los entitled
thereto. having regard only le the claims of
which taws .hell then have n.nrlvwd nat.lwr.
end the executer. will not to liable for the
said ,sent. er an; part thereof to any p'non or ppoo
person. of wham claim notice
the hail ls not
have
Fwf w
beret resolved hy them '
distribution. are
pre
Leered wt Onderloh this .eth day M December, 'o 11
A D.' 1910. ((,,pp
1•Rol'DF(xBotblior• for the Executors.
ep/
NIMX
A 'too- 'al from the county- of (Jar" i APPROPRIATIONS
' • n, asking the Legl.latore to make FOR GODERICH.
1141(1 ch..ng•-e in the Public School
et, woe e a a . ie wam r.vluwted that •-
Hoton , amity cu-oreiale. VIM Wad $175, for Harbor.and $8,oco for Post -
r. -ter ed to the edit atom committee. office Building.
A letter .front the Tax Reform I The estimates for the, year1911-12
League was wet to (be special coo- s
mit... . prw+enNd to the House of Commons
V. M. Roberts, civil engineer• sent a last week,Jnclude two items -of special
lei art i •fel ring to the app, ratchet; to interest to Goderich. These are an ap
Oiler it ,. Midge on the Lake •yht'to ppropriatioo of $175,00" for harbor un•
,owl in the township of Ashfield, and , item of
this.lor t and the other
is
p tinted nut that the Untati,. West an tem of $8,01111 for the addition to
hoes H,i,w.y is not liable for these tbie tw)ill/iece building, .
pp,ou hes. l'he letter was sent to iC wall he rrtnemt)rled that the Min-
ister of Public Werke, Hon, Wr)h
The re'urne from the Lidos%el High us.
an on that occasion he expressed
of
an
)ro-
ad-
AND WIIERKA41 the amount of the existing ei
debenture dent of the .aid mun.ulpolty es
$4J,i,aeln7 'exclusive of local Intone, tweet a
e re ,d end la lege committee. Pugsley, visited Goderich in Aug
last d
debn..ecured by special act,•. rales ur ke.e„- Ill
mental whereof nu prlouipel un interest i. in
acre,',
TIt1RKr•nar TUE MUNICIPAL C01774f7L Or Sc
'-inc (ox1'OKAr,oN Or TOE l ow N OF 0ODK- du
'cr of pupils at that .chsaul, was sent elf h him bor. Contracts
o committee.
awardeddation
as the amount
+,flowhh e n u.$ll 'lyfur the mainten- s recognition of the importance of
haveal-
ike- educes ion cut ready been Oman
81.111111 I(T. (8 Fo1.IA'wa : - al
1. The um 0f lteet1.0 shall be expended
by the town of Itoderlch In Imp.ovo,g t
.nd extend,,,q the general "ewer sy.tew of the
,old town and 1n work. incidental thereto, se
Y For the purpose of reeling I he odd sum
debentures o the raid town of the amount of 11'1
!.!,399',0' In all, shell be Issued within tw., Vin
yens from the peaking . enrol, each of which
debenturesrhall be dated on the day of the
thereof and shall be payable within tb
thirty ears thereafter at the Hand of Co
Montreal, In the said town of Oodetleh. Ar
ad to
The tenders for road supply were the outride breakwater at a cost of
m to the executive eummit,ee and a $140'417, and for the building of the
umber of accounts were bent to the 1'ostoffiee a•idition.
a nate commit tee.
)u motion of Nrenra. Glen and Reid PERSONAL MENTION.
e cies "k was instructed to procure a -
py tit the Consolidated Municipal Bruce Anderson, of Exeter, was in town over
T Sunday.
1 for each member of the council.
Hayden w spending • few weekx
111 u clock Wednesday morning.
3. Each of the said debentu.o..hall be
signed b the Mayor of the said town or by
some 01. er person authorized by bylaw IA, at
sign the same, and by the'Prea.nrer of the
scald town, and the t lerk shall attach thereto
the oorpor.t. seal of the municipality.
4. The said debentures.hall beer interest .t Ly-
the rate of nye per centum per annum, payable
yearly at the.ald hank in etch and every year his
Boring the cm rency ther cot. the
-. miring the currency of the ,tld deben ft
toles there shall be raised annually by spece d
rate on all the rateable Propene in the said to"
town of Uod.•nch the sunt of $1,ps3M for the A
ur of
U flaying the Iro•'e Y ,moon
R due to
each
of
al;
the toddof year. for tnclptl and int rest In re-
spect of the sold debt. g
Mrste Y ti d 1
The council 'hen adjourned to meet with trend" at London
Mee. Fred Damietta will revive the first
W(DNENDAY.
W edneday of each nionth-
Later yews reed from Rev. ', Henry Synder returned home lest week from
J. the Went, where he tweet several months.
ohei Ly, of Hen.nll, refer) ing to :he Mies Aggle Dickson Is again in town, after
tory and condition of Miss Haynes, an extended stay with her sheer. Mee Cr*.
blind patient in Ooderich hospital, welter, at Sarnia•
ells sent to the executive commit- et1's. Grey, of Amberley. Is I.. frt g her two
M
niece., 14, Herald and Atls. Kelpie, for w
letter from C. Talbot, engineer of
eon ple of weeks,Mier
tees
Mir
Yn
y
IIIsT
h
o
m
ppp...onn
.showingdaughter ter n
serest?idl w! was read, the rn_ ThmnWan, Poi .stpl1i" aislting•hnr aunt,notde in erecting the malaria Mr"-"onHerald'
Mier Ella Rennie, of %urlcb, formerly of
(Ioderich, ha. gune to Detroit to take A six
menthe' oomir.e b, wu.lc and singing.
Maw
Alice of
Marla Hawklnsu ieithe , !w'ebura. and MIs;
of their aunt. Mrs. Geo t pa'deon, were ek
tyre green, laet'w,rok.
F.
It. IV I
Rle M In
Toronto
en
dance se representative of "ulct No. 12 atn et dlthe
semi annual meeting of th... Ontario College of
P
harr
oar
n. Thl. bylaw shall take effect os, the day
of the final pas.iag thereof.
7. The vote of the electors of the eakl town
of Goderich -hall be taken on this bylaw at
the follow.
ng times and
placer, that i4 to sat ,
on \lunday,the second day of ,fanitary. IAtI,
commencing at the hour of 9 o'clock In the
forenoon and continuing till i o'clock In the
afternoon of the same day, by the following
deputy returning ofncen
1'011 nR sub-dtvislon No. 1. at Thompt'ores
wood .hop, by John H. Keeled. deputy rrture-
Ingg otloer. and John B. McKay, poll clerk.
1'nlh nR sub-divi000n No. ", et W'tn. nhar
man'. repair shop, mast, .treet, by Charles
Hates, deputy retnrnln c omcer, and Keg.
Sharman, poll clerk.
I'otlIng
sub -division No 3. at town ball, by
E. C. Belcher, deputy returning officer, and
Wm. Knott, Poll clerk-
Polling'nbdIvbsion No. 4, at etother.' wood
shop, by Huron A. Tuffor& deputy returnb,g
ofloer. and lyllliam Otother,., poll clerk.
Pollie gI( nub -division No. 3. at Mrs. Walton
.torr West, street, by Geo. C, Haack, deputy
returning officer, and J. 1'. L.•Tonzel, poll
clerk.
Polling eubdtvlsien No. 6, et John Hrophey'.
store, by H. L- %Va ,00, deputy returning
omcar, and Wm. Tait. poll clerk.
Polling sub -division No. 7, at Dennis Nev-
ille's house- by Dandel McKay, deputy return -
Ing elbow. and Robert Talc, poll clerk.
*. On )9atnrvtay, the list day of December,
1910, the Mayor of the said town shall attend
at the council chamber* of the said town at
10 o'clock In the forenoon to appoint peratoise to
attend at the varlou. tolling Dimes, Aforesaid,
and at the final "umndng tip of the vote„ D
the Clerk on behalf of the Demons interrted l,,
and promoting or opposing the passing of this.
bylaw respectively.
9. The lark of-Sheremirtt of OM Feld town
of Gnder(ch shalt attend at his ,Moe in the
town hall I at 10
noon of
Tuesday, the 3rd day o'clock Jennayy, 191'1 ntoo mum
up the number of vote• tot and against the
bylaw.
Dated at the council chamber of the town of
Goderich the 2nd day of I'eoember A. D. tato,
M. (1. CAMERON. Mayor.
L. L. ItNON. Clerk,
'PARE Norte* that the above I. a tree Dopy
M w proposed bylaw which hm been taken Into
consideration and whlch will he, *cell pied
hy tho council of the municipality lin thsseester t
of the aeaent. M the eleeto . being obtained
thereto, after one month Iron, the first nolle,
t ion in the Signe/ new.paper the date of which
ot4
blicaon was the eth day of Denem1
r.
1419, and that the vote. of the eleetore Mhe
Bald munlolealitY will be taken Daemon• on the
day and the hoar, and placer therein need.
ANL FORTRr-R TARE Nnrtt't that alt loam
Mees qualified cinder the provyton. of 3
ant V IL, ehsister 10 , seeder+ 111, ., 1" 1,
aired, ten days before taedey M voting,
With me a satellites." daelaratien of goal
Ileatlea. etherwl„e their ammo will not
ea the voters list for Seth vactea
L. L. KNox, Oyrk,
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the co
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who
tee. It was referred to the road
bridge committee,
r. iteid. Reeve of Goderich, sub.
ted a statement showing how the
of of $100 to Miss Haynes had been
sender!.
twas considered e
R
fief -
y and ordered to be filed. ac
0 report of Gaoler •Griffin was . .
1t showed the present number Miss Ella Peck, of Bayfield, 1. one of the re
rleonrrYf to he fate,
oent graduate' of the Stratford HnsineeCol
need hy Messrs. Leckie and Munro lege' dhe noel vie' a diplome In the shorthand
department.
t further consideration of the (Nee- )ilia Taylor ha' returned to town and 1.
of establishing a tuberculosis san- agwwtn wit her "tier, Mrs. I'oag a11. at the
tum in the county he laid over till mont• orth .trent p.m onage, after a yleit of several
January session f the Corineil, otherhp1 ,,., ,faces a[ Wit+burg, MOnt real and
ng to the fact that the committee -1 number of termer, from phi, section at' f>,tinted try look into the matter of a tendert the envy Winter Fair at Guelph Ill.
has no further report to make at smkci,'eek, 'mending John W.. home and Graham
meeting. This was carried.\ Irvine , (lee, Andrews, J. A. Mallongh and
Irvine Hooter.
1 Gillespie nof .110eara. the name f Mr.eTaylor hurt, terve takenrs. up heKln f erne on Stock
ve of Exeter, was pawed on all ,tteet. Mi',. King will r•ecelvet for the first
moths.. in the place of the name from 4 t the If rot w tyap'.Any of the \ew Y'ar,
e late \Vt . Bgyeden, from 4 to w o'clock.
w,t* moved by MIs.( Katie 1:. Steelton. dapghter of the
Messrs. Glen and town treasurer, ha" oommcnoed her third year
dy that the amount of $111 paid In the HomeopaU,lo Training R, -hoof at. Roch-
he township of Stanleyin IW$t for atiar, N. he and I' looking for wart to gl Adu-
mat the end of the pr.ssent fano.
ding a temporary bridge over the N.. end Mee. Fat. ManhyI .4.-H•inntpe r were
eld River, on the boundary of lei•• last week on their wedding tour. They
ley and Godet•ich townships be re- lett rlaturday for Detroit, Hnifalo and New
ed to the township of Stanley. M: by wllll r to the old ( s MI:: A(n.
matter was e'en'. to the-Jobn'lon, a former Goderich yo_be remembered ung lady.+
ge committee. Stratford liea.on : Stretford has Toot another
tallow appeared before th. of Ito promising young men In the per,un of
nil and made a full statement as been employed innihe Trader„"IMnk here. Mfr.
e condition of Mists Haln.n,
Noreen eft this morningfor(ioderich, where
Reeve Watwon submitted his in- he ha+ ace"Dteel a po.ttlon In the .'anedlan
tory taken at the house of refuge wash of Commero)e y{g. many fraena- will
K I him every vmgpewr
Messrs. Reid and Lame submitted
inventory of the furnishing"' of
curt home., registry office and CHRISTMAS SIGNAL NEXT WEEK.
The first -mentioned inventor y
eferrrd to the house of refuge
Ittee and the letter was am( to
unto- property committee.
ye pothers and Clerk Lan',
were delegable to the Ontario
[.IIIA
Oprefer
nt.
WANTED.
NTED TO PtJltUHAflI:. As the
-_-- -- .-_ edition will he the IRtgeat that en'
A yet Issued, advert will find this to the
collet deg, seed breed : awed ens year the hest advert.i*in the mered. W. F BROWN. i ungannon P. 0.. R meal for the
tt Cbristmaatrade.
THE SIGNAL 1'HINTI NO CO., Ltd., p1711111i111110.
HURON OLD BOYS.
1'
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED MEM-
BERS IN TORONTO.
Some of the City's Finest, Hailing from
Huron County, Gather at the An-
nual Meeting of the Association
Big Doings This Year, Bigger
Doings Next Year.
'Fba_,annuat meeting of the Huron
Old Hoye' Association of the city of
Toronto was held on Friday evening,
and in point of attendance and inter-
est wee the hest „annual meeting get
held,
1)r. Stanbury. president, occupied
the chair, and spoke of the progress
of the sooiety; which has now • mem- , of
betyhip of nearly 419.. being larger
than that of any similar otgenizatum
in the .-ity4. During, the year two ban-
quets, an a1 howe, and the annual ex-
cursion had been held. all of whic).
weir well attended.
The torp., t of the treasurer. W.
Sloan, 'throve(' a considerable balance
on hand, after meeting all expenses
incident to the vary entertainments
held.
1'he officers were elected for the en-
suing year :. Hon. presidents, (;eor•ge
Tate Blackstock, J. 8. Willison, Dr.
H. J. Stanbury ; president, :1}a-jor.lo.,
Beck ; vice-president, W. W. Sloan ;
secretary, E. •Floody ; treasufer. H.
Micas; auditor's. W. O. McTaggart.
Thonttui McUillteuddy ; committee, W .
0. 51cTwggart, 1'. O. Rook., Dr. Stru-
thers,. Dr. Rollins, %V. E. firoves, H.
Stewart. It. Holines, Dr. Belden', C. S.
McDunald, V. Prendergast. A. Cozens.
H. G. Herleon, W. McElroy. 8. L.
Scott. R. S. Uronyn, K. McLeish, F. t'.
Hick, I. C. Hydlop.
After the election of officers 1'. Me.
Gillicuddy (of t h e Department of.
Agr•seufturet grave en interesting and
humorous address on the foundations
Iwid by the pioneers of Huron, shi,w-
iog that their work was more inn- t" be the hag metropolis that its
portant and lasting than much of Board of'Tradr ly wpp,-king for it will
what head bee n accomplished by Dred a liretLhinp ander like the Point
armies of soldiers. fur a recreation ground ani for sum -
Thor. Gibson. Deputy Minister df mer .c'.ttages ; id would become an -
Mine', w b o came „rigivalIy ft•um.,.Other Scarboro Beach.
There are many other things. 1
might mention that plight be taken
up, along with subjects relating to
good farming. that would by imitable
to discnts at a farn.ers' cluh, 'Now,
let s.;tne of the young men in .the
township take 1131. (ting up and get a
cluh,started before long and not let
Mr. Kernighan's.oylggeition drip for
avant of a little trouble.
.JotIN IAN Is LATE It.
Colborne. Dec. Oth.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dec, 8th,
Page
Clocks;i.C'hnatmar, Gifts -Walter H. Her -
(
1
Chetetma,. suggestion -McLean Bros e
Winter Requisites Fred. Hunt
Stray Cattle W. H. Thom, Colborne 1
Holiday Suggestions -J. S. Davey
Reorder- Central Telegraph Sohiool, Toronto 10
Reader The Weekly Sun 3
Reader -Joseph Kidd 10
Winter Term - Centred Business College,
Toronto 2
Troubles obs fated -1'be Motrat Stove Co•:
Free to Stock and Poultry Raisers -W. A
Jenkins Mfg. Co .
1'hri,tma" eperiale-W dater H. Harrl.on, •,.10
I -
bristni'. Offerings -,L a Colborne
Christ nlasGine -W.J.Muir &Co4
Fat Stook Show -F'. F. Lawrence - e
Ladies, Attention -W, ('. I'rldham.... R
Final No((Ioe-J: H. t►oree11 ......... 1
Read1, R to
Practical Gift Saggeetlon' D. Millar Co1344
Appreciative Gift. -Howell Hardware Coe
Mena end Ladle.' --Fur Coats -W. Aehe.on
"Lift$ t•or, 9
and Adventures of an Old
come I I wanted 1 anfed W'. E. Brown, Dunitna-
nor' 1
Only Thirteen Moro Shopping Days -'N, C.
Cameron
Christmas 011t. That Ydeaee-(lee, Porter.... to
Notice to Creditors- Proudfoet, Bars SC 111t
lora'.
Renders --Balmoral (,ale
Low- Pilcing John 8telacl ........ $
Bylaw No. 3i -Town of (:odetk4t
('hristma. Sn
R/1esLions F. J. Rutland R
Holiday (foods -11. C. Dunlop -
•
Announcement Helen Polley
Some Handsome Umbrellas Hodgson Rio...1e
Belt Last Signal °Mee..,.'.. A,
Mloeemeet H. R. Long ...i. to
Reader--('entrorl Redeem t'o11ege. Toronto107
Readers -F:. It. ;Wigle -
Auctlon Sale -Geo- Sloths,..... - ....I
ON SIGHT ; UNSEEN.
r Are you trading, aith the
mail order house? Then you're
doing -Whit the kids call an "on -
eight -Unseen" business. You -
pick up a catalogue, glance at
t
the picture. It looks like some-
thing you want and you send
the money for the goods. The
odds for this "pig•lp-a-poke"
trading are all with the mail
er house, 1t's w no money,
Ino . • ' r business -sad - they
don't e n show you the goods
before you 'try. 'Mellows, mer-
chant will oho ou the goods:
there theyare: tt) ted and
tried. You get the be
your ownselection,- isn't tba
worth something? See it the
local stores will blit give you as
good, if•not better, goods theta
the mail order house does for
the sttm'e money. Try it for
your Christmas@ shopping.
f
P. R.
.elms tbe
eta -R
'tin of a (lo
w
pera-
tive 'tote. (Don't mention this to
the Cameron man, though this might
relieve the mails of a lot of those cata-
logues, you know,( When we get
recipruclt8. which we are likely to
get- very roan, it will open a new •
market to us of a million and a half o
hungry people that have to hefed
every day from somewhere -namely,
those large lake. cities that are right
at e.tpr door. Market boats would be -
calling al Ooderich to buy anything
we had to sell.. Then we would need
w bridge acro*.. at Attrill's Point so as
to get to the harbor without going all
around. This would be necessary tor
Goderich also, %Vhen tbe 1.'wu gets
I •
Wroxeter. *.oke on "The Natural
Resources of Ontario." giving an ad-
dress that was filled with (acts relat-
ing both to the agricultural and min-
eral possibilities -of this. the lest Pro-
vince in the ih:mirion.
Mr. Gibson said that he expected
the present pr•oduelintt of the Cobalt
mines to remain as high for a good
Many years to come, and predicted
great things for the Sudbury nickel -
mining industry. Porcupine, with
tranep('rtation [facilities and the arable
-
land which surrounds it, would make
a great camp, he thought, mining and
agriculture Ening band in - hand.
While Ontario now raised, in agri-
cultural products, ab much as the
Western Provinces put together, he,
believed it easily possible to double
the production.
Mr. McDonald. a suceese:ul business
man of the city, who lived at Hayfield
formerly, sled gave a very interesting
talk on farming conditions„its applied
to Huron, and was followed be Dr.
Belden, formerly of Clinton, who, in
explaining the decrease of rural popu-
lation, pointed out that whereas, on
his father's farm neat Brussel., .when
he wan a boy at home, it took the
combined labor of a family of ten to
work the farm, Low by the aid of
machinery the same farm is better
worked by two men.
H. Clucas, formerly of Ooderich.
Rave some amusing r•eminiscen,:ee of
the earlier days in the ecunty town,
especially referring to
PSC rein .
tr
the. late ate ('hris-
topher Crabb, well known as a iron(-
inentcitizen of the county• town
twenty-five years ago.
Mr. Prendergast, separate school
inspector, formerly of McKillop, in an
able address drew attention to the
fact that so far as he knew no attempt
Wad being road", to preserve any his-
torical record of the pioneers that
were fast passing away, and he -
thought in Route way this should be
done,
Major Beck (postmaster at the I'ar-
liame9,tBuildings), on taking his seat
as the president - elect, cordially
thanked the members for the honor
conferred upon hint.
E. I'loody, secretary llnland Rev-
enue officer;, was c"ngratnlatad on his
efficiency and enthuaiaam, and to hint
much credit is due for the prosperity
of the organization.
On the suggestion of R. Holmes it
was decided to hold meetings of ,the
Association every three months, in
order to discuss matters of general
interest to the Association, and to
keep in touch with the county,
REEVE KERNIGHAN'S SUGGESTION.
To ire &liter et Tbsstli'ha I, -
1)F:A8 SII,, i beg IeaVe• to use your
valuable space or the purpose of ee-
tnindin
our
r,
B _
Y adore who attended
the picnic n., the Point Farm last
September (which env so well organ -
lust h
ourRR
Reeve, Mr. Ke nighen,l ably"*existed
by mine host Gold thot'1>rl of the
remarks thrown out hy the Reeve in
opening the meeting presenting the
1 f the farmer.' having An orgRani-
like the Hoards of Trade in
nd towns to promote the in•
of the rural iciealitie'.
air, in the Farmers' Club we
let such a plan. It might act
The Christmas onm8Pr of The Si des o
on
nal will he Issued Dereinher 15th. We titiles a
lelieva,it *lithe fully up to thee -Stand- tercels;
s1"
and Which The (lhristm,s@ Signal has °w,
jl
reached In the have
past. Every alBscr•ii1Pr ail an
will he entitled to • copy. might
advisory board to the council,
*fir Imp a spirit of Pnt.Prpriee
fight lead to great imp; ovement
eondltion of things.. aoninRR'1'here. in
In the neighborhood c01 McGaw *Iifactori
tion or some central point ..n the C.
tm
HORN. -
%8 A[.Lisn- in Ooderich township on Novem-
ber 9)i 1, to Mr. and Mn, Walter Wallin, a
son.
MIDDLETON. In eloderich township, on
november 20th. to Mr. and Mr+. John
Middleton, jr.. a daughter.
MARRIEL).
tVJilTF-HF:DDtife at 150 'Methodist par
e0nege. lfenmi Ire, by Ret-. Wm. Baugh. on
Not o ember John W'Alte, of OOdnrleA,
to Mies Doha es MI Heddle, of Henmlller,
rHniTLF:THwAi 114- w1558.. - in 8t
Oenrge'c chisels. Kansas CIO. et lilgh
tr
24f fes
Pauline Wynne. formerly of (4odertch.. to
Alfred H. Thiel let Await..
W'ELPII-101'(41:I' in Detroit, on Nevembee lard, Helene. &tuppr[hte of r, and Mrs.
11e•del Pootp•t, to Frederick I. W'el.h 4011
of the late John W'e1,h, formerly of (lode -
rich township, all of Detroit.
MrAULAY DOAK, Atthe redden,, of the
bride's mother, Mr.. Henry Doak. Keay -
Street, op Wednesday. IM.'ember 7th hy
!tee O. e:RosaR. A.. R- le.. Mkw Mary
"Margaret Doak to Norman A. meanie/.
tooth M (ioderlch.
DIEU.
HALD:INE OnS.n,r.ies+I)wr'mt.er Rd at
St Iwkevlew avenue, Toronto, John Hal-
dane, formerly of Gorlarich Wed ta: years
and 3 months.
Wenattal.er• December 11th Anctlon sat'
of hemmeliald furniture on the prwml.ayNaMa
e
ett'eet, the property of Wm, Horst, THOMea
OrMORT, Airlioneer,