HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-11-23, Page 1The
Fall Trade
should be good Ibis year. m.
business lien who wants his
*bared it should bet the people
know what he i. doing by having
his aantwncecessit in the adver-
tisier column* of
The Signal
SIXTY-TKIRD YEA -No, >!1$
ual.
ISTERLIM BANN
OF 4CANAoA
WIIEII,.E IS YOUR MONEY a�
This Bank affords money -.*vales a sate
and pruacable plan for their savings.
Safe because of ample capital and conies v-
ials,* management, and profitable because
we alio. three per cent. interest -
All a:eounta are welcome, and we can
assure yeti of courteous and careful atten-
tion, ho !natter what the amount of your
deposit may be.
Aranee, DtNo BNrox B RLD eon VARNA
GODER1CH BRANCH
ANDREW PORTER
Mgr.
!ORM ■OTICL
11.4 BATING OF TRU HURON
CoUIryy COUNCIL.
el Tie is wlJinsst Iii
•szestae.
the tows er tlM
et Deaemer seat at insist,
spew' . the ��
ewes sts with os. tnssi before t Wealdawns
't'O' IDoted Mem P b. lw3L W. LYNg Clark 2 t
ON'I ARIO
ELUTIONS
Meetlnas in the Interests Of
W.Pi.td not,CesaH Liberal car
held as fotiowe: °ion' will be
LEEBUBN
MONDAY, NOV. 27
CARLOW
TURODAY, NOV. IM
AUBURN
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27
HARLOCK
THUKOsDAY, NOV. 30
LONDESBORO'
SATURDAY, DEC. 2.
The Friday night meeting will
be at Clinton. to be added -reed
by Hon. W. L Mackenzie King.
NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
vows' b WO your drinking
yoeetwa have • to Blew _rhea
friu et
! t We �t�' two t ergs
line . al ll oar le a sae
dots, • Old• bsabsed Gleam Beer ba
PAle inta
a d quarts. plata.
dry (11��r
Club Nolo. and Coda, etc.
A wafer,
Colo de. r. atones
Mad* ear pew "blares! water.
JODYRICH MINERAL WATER CO
Plea* lel
LIVERY, CAB
and 'BUS OFFICE
Open day and night.
'Street meet all train,. Particular
attention given to calls from
pp'tvate residence, Telephone
THE RED BARN
South Street Ooderich. Gni
1
*ITVA IORS VACANT.
TEACHER WANT'BO.-S, S. NO. 6,
Or
. J, I. MOBIL& Beeretary ter°
eerise
reit
t�t % efiengm sDpp.�a-t��taMAID FORoENEIiAL
A BrtOlaI►i81,1.1rns' ripply 114
Mona
ta.hre• ts•d.
TRACHBB WANTED, -FOR S. 8Na
Waal. Duties toermoeoaeJan-
wars and ywircati�
IC teaser
Matektae Apply O, w
TEACHER WANTED. -FOR ! 14
''°ear' tytg Alma �+Y
tle..,ti. P.
GODERICH, TH URS
OODERiCH MARKETS.
a„� cones!, Der bush T*VmDar. Nov. Med.
,.,�f 0 6a to 9 086
ls7R D�W1A Iter boob 011 to W
Oa. Ewa , t,eeittsr. o ass, w
Paw. pssrr bee 696 W
Basbv pr bei 070 sou w
per tea 30 00 to
Itwr 961 to
ger 3 0 to
96 00 to
37 to
40 m0 to
6 00 to
CMwsm per 600 to
.tet n+oa alas • o 26 w
d1+Dk_ per bsabbawstts.��.. n 6d two
Came. reline te Oates. roreire esrwri.�ewL 636 w
Lambe 6 10 to
/Sheep, Cerett� 1 6o to
Teilow, per lb 1 td to
Hide., 00 to
Sheepskin* 7 ro to
23 to
a........._per tae
H�wpee wtaisw
�, oar !sail
Batter. par lb
lab!
Y, NOVEMBER 23, 1911
1THE TOWN OOUNCIL.
0 60f
036
JW
1 00
0 A)
90 00
2 73
95 Ott
00
2700
Ib MacDonald -Brodie Pro
6 os positron to the beach, it was recommended that
a6 su Stand Over, the solicitor he instructed to proceed
1s with the inters.vitchinq proposition in
o a the manner as suggest...1 by the en-
ss ei The regular "beeline of the town eineer of the Railway Commission,
05 council was held in the council sham- Deputy Reeve Munniags took objeo-
6 7S Der last Friday evening. All the tion to the second clause of the re-
s w mcint*rs were present except Coup- port, as he did not think that the rale I
1 ciitors Wallace and Elliott. Mayor of the summer hotel had been suit
as Cameron presided, ciently advertised. He suggested
760 The first communication read .by that• referendum should be secured
HOSPITAL BOARD PRESEN
JECT FOR MEW BUILDI
to percbaes enotber boat and it was
recommended that the sum of $la! he
donated to him on condition tbat the
"amount he applied on the purchase
TS PRO- price of another schooner. In the
matter of interswitching at the bar -
NG. bor it was reported that a letter had
been re�iveti from
Summer Hotel Sale Not Yet
Report on Sewers -Grant t
ing that the engineer of the licitorDonde-
Sett
onntrie- rt- I
Settled-- ion Railway Board of Co untiasiooere
o Gpt.
was in favor of adopting the C. P. R.
proposal, which would cut off part of
bo the clerk was one ft
the hospital treat in which were set tions. He made a motion that the
forth the k
Pee an rest encs of the mitten in order that the sale by tender
late Hon. M. C. Ouneron for use r a might be advertised more extensively
hospital- The lest portion of the leu Reeve Reid seconded the motion end
ter testi w folio
the additions and alters- Payers be asked at th
will require about SIR. as to whether the summer hotel
txx] over he hands of the ureters. Be- no objection to thin The re
the town and one that The finance t flee
{� psctfully asks accounts and that the account of
to
ani the officers of from the people at the municipal elec-
p ns w het-eny the board clause be referred back to the com-
bo to obtain e d
"To make flow made anotber motion that the rate
e municipal elec-
tions planned al,d equip the building tion* In January to voice their opinion
as 1t should be
v and &bete the money at pies. should be sold for $4,000: There was
ant in t • n it motion.
having that the project is in the gen. port as amended was adopted.
eta! interests of ►mmi
will meet with a approval of the mended the recom-
people, the hoard res payment of a account
FOR lots
HENS FOR HALR.-A NUMBER
eek ►t 3 thoroughbred white 1egym. hew for
emit. GEORGE NiwZL1. ter-
mWer. ant. 77-91
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NoTlcls TO CREDITORS.
N THE ESTATE of WILLIAM LEY.
DEt EABEIt.
Notice 1r hereby given that al per , hav-
ing
latiol�tbe 111 against
ofthe
Goderf e, deavl_para.,
., us' ooai.
rte.. wbo died eD or about the 10th day of Octo-
ber, 1911. are requited w wino b7 poet prpald
or deliver to the endenlgwed, executrix for
geld estate, os or before the 9th day of teem -
bre 1911. full portion/am b wrttlag of tadt
claims aid of the recant, It any. bele b7
j them ; ..d stmt akar said Met mentioned date
the scoter: et laid estate wW pro0eed to
d e the emote of the deeeaeed - the
persons mowed th.r.to, having regard to
the a6aise of *blah rhe ■hail then have i
notice, and tact las sad .xeoat rix will Dot be
ad
liable Ise the s mesa or any pert thereof to
ray preens of whom name she shall not then
have received notion
Dated
Kb November. A. D. 1911.
MATILDA C. LEI.
76.30 Yiecwtriz, Godman. On
tt1.4t
-1
and
Me. s, l tnar. Dotieb PUBLIC NOTICE.
camembert
e Address L. A VAN
STONE, O 17�NY, AiUTICE.
1e E A C H E B W pROp_ # All Lee mum be paid °othe nn rte before 7 Win
ugRLLaTkOateaelliled tor 8.8 oember beta, or thin will be A.odad re tot
p)i, otirfr tt •sad collection. Pte• re pay now and save costs.
BRANT, essstarr MATILDA C. LEE.
n' -m lixeatrix-
r of
yousubmit to the ratepayers at the Thos. 'Johustoq for 1$1.84 for meals
nett municipal •elections a bylaw and, bedding for a patient in isolation
granting the furs' of $16,000 to the hospital lie submitted to the medical
trustees of A res Mat foe and Gen. health officer and paid when certified
eral Hospital to used for the par- to. The report was adopted.
chase of the Oai erou property and
converting the Qeatte into a mod-
ern hospital ands uipping the same."
Judge Holt, president of the hoepi-
W board. later is the meeting ad-
dressed tbe coma oil in support of the
request• Hiss or spoke of the
need of a larger pod bet ui
pped
hoepita!, and statist that an architect
had
already made an examination and
report upon the 'Cameron property
tad its suitability fur the purpose of
• as up-te-date hospital. Tbe member.
of the medical association of Godericb
had exprtwad tbsnseives as heartily
in favor of the propnsitiou. Tine pro -
party bad been offered as a hospitel
site ata price greatly below its rind
value. 11 was the intention, it the
*chem. were adopter to tear out the
interior of the be !ding and leave the
outside walls standing. The site was
a desirable one sal it had been stated
that the four walls could not be built
for ler that $+,all, which wee not
much ler than the price asked tar the
property. The reit barer'* plane were
submitted to the council rind after the
members bad examined theta the mat-
ter was referred to Wei special com-
mittee. It is boped that a bylaw will
be prepared and submitted in time for
a vote at the January elections.
Two communications received from
the Doty Engine Works (Jo. were re -
(erred to the finance oommittea and
the nler•k wee instructed to notify Mr.
Dotythat tbe floance committee
woud meet bim on Wednesday even-
ing, November 22nd, for a conlereace.
One letter referred to the removing
of the crape from the boiler shop
to which the company's attention had
been tailed by the council a few weeks
ago. A portion of the letter written
by Fred W. Doty, nwaaager, leaser fol-
lows •
!n order that there may be no mis-
understanding abort the egnipment
Oxford street The DOW being made to utilise this building north and west on owing
as a grain door factory, we now advise H both sides of the
ANTED. -OLD BOOKS,
*steers, .aloe ykt eve or W docenseat•
to tae same aletory. of Canada er the
Looks ala swords. .
has. Lot usyknow
1 '0' •muted street. and snow YE O da
trek. Ont IP. O- lox 71.1
POR *ALR OR TO BENT
,TWO DENIRABLB HUUBES FOR
1 eW a to root, oo N.3.00 .s4 Nebgato
streets; will be sold at a bargain and on eery
terms. Apply to F, J. P01DBAM.
�ht�](�(� FARM, EIGHTY -RIGHT
7 / V VLake Shore,
wwsoup. Lead of wet GQamey. PROUD.
ROOT, &Ala et EILLultAN-
LAND FOR SALE.-BIYTY-ONR
arae of lead. part of tot ho. L ooneseeMo
r, isotherms • all 1.26.4 dow., ease, drmlead.
bye sin alba -mar sues of enhemen. Mast
Team,, par{ rasa. • good mane vial,
P.O.baleen. Apply to AN Y =Non -
has
Lop
FOR SALE. -ONE ;BUN-
'• 1 Dame acres o• the 713 aacee oa
• I Nom the lith ooseateLva oI O�ol-
f+ Us w hundred acres e Will be sold y ytgrreoce-
hatf
4bk inns•, with bride kitchen attached, •
limed beak San, e..rl new, and largo
Sufi forme ass well �oed' and are in agar
ear mrder, Ma.dr.d acres all seeded dews
eranp� tem sone, Well watered by
ore•k' Rood gree wen at tern. Eight mites
1. amine
diem • thrie Mlle* from Auburn • two
1 hemmiler tram Monaco C. P. 8. sta-
tism. LIDO of the noon dim home to the
tewn,hap For tar..a appty to ANDREW
f JOHNierTON. Legion M. 4.
!FOR SALE. -THAT FINE REli-
detJal Dr'taeR •t
and Ratan y the OOrwr of Cameron
MM Alan •tte.te, toren rte kuow& ee the A. commencing st 9 o crook : A carload of good
W opert). i. fa sale. it contains Durham. Grade and Holstein cattle, all young
'.Ight town lots. pplated with the choicest; and In good oondltion, some newt calved.
fruits of .11 a1. dm. There are two brick some spnngen and balance due to rd
toils*, one built ]7 1•.t. � hen in
VOTERS' LIST COUNT OF RBVI-
mION.
TOWN or OODRRICH
!chins M hereby given that a Coart will be
held. peeto.t to The Ootarie Voters' Lima
Ant. by His Mani the Judge of the County
of the county of Huron, at the Ceara
tl*deefek, a the 97th day eat Novembr.
Plot 19 otters a.m., to bear mod determine
eomplotete of errors and om4eltt
votse, let of the Municipality of the town .0
Oodatdob for 1911.
Dated at lioderiob this 13th day of Novena
bor. BBL
L L KNOX,
77-9t Clerk of Town of Ooderieb.
AUCTION SAL.E&.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
Or
IMPORTED CLYDESDALE MARES,
I will offer for cele by medico le the
TOWN or WINGHAM,
Huron meaty. o•
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9r, 1911,
tweatyt+e very ebeia. Clydesdale
aasws. 4..wot from eo3�aod• sects,
with good unlit* .ad choice
Credit Ind be gives oe bankable paper.
,bale to cart 1m- 81atety on the arrival .t
Use a Yd 21srOnie tt.[as-
eak tor
J- PURVIS. WM. MtRAREY.
A.ea.wer. Propnetar. Musson, Oet.
a( UCTION SALE
0P A
CARLOAD OF SPECIALLY 8xerterYD
DAIRY CATTLE.
tar, ti L Hr dy, who her shipped aereral
loads Owned dairy cattle to Oewieh during
tte yaw two sesame, will sell by public
aocUoo at Oundle'* Sables, South street,
Goderich, w
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 91in,
a, ear of two . os
=and the caber in tlrst-da,w repair. Both
s hove modern ou%veUlenoe., end alto
grs ase aha property la ow of the moat dadr-
aHs to Ged.rtah. Will be sold on reassemble
terms Apply to P, J. RYAN, Goderseeb.
WARNING.
1
Any panne or peeves Maio, poems
.ion of lumber or other wreckage on
the shore or corning ov the shore he -
1 ween Grand Nerd and The bounder,
line d A.h6eM and falling to report
J)7 the same to the Mlnietu of Marine or
the Receiver *111 M praoecuted u the
(
law direct,.
,'APT. WM. RABA
10 Roost vet.
ELECTION NOTICE
The Committee Koome in the interest of Mr.
PRouDpooT have been opened in the
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDING
ON WNW' RTRRKT
Everyone interested is cordially invited to attend.
Arrangements will be made for the delivery of short
addresses each Friday evening during the campaign.
J. ('. MARTIN.
Town (,'bagman
pring. They *IR all be sold without
reserve.
TERMS: -Six months- credit will be if yen
on furnishing approved Joint notes, A dis-
count
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum al
lowed fee ossa.
8. E. BRADY, THoe. 01: NDRY.
Proprietor. Ittgetoeh, Ont Amttleeeer,
AUCTION !ALR
Or
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
Mr. Geo Horne wt0 will by plebe auction at
went half of hot 7. commotion 6, Ashfletd (2
intim west of Dungannon!, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 37rw,
e0mmeneh,s at 1 caloric sharp - I
One span of brood mare.. ten and eleven
Foam old ; , 'prlria colt ; 1 registered Daphnes
sow, aupllord to be In calf ; 9 grade coast
The publio works committee
ported that in the matter of tbe p
exit sewer ,contract and the constru
hog of a sewer connecting the Bay°
road with McDonald street, after co
ferring with the solicitor, engines
and contractor it was recommend
that
h the present coo ractor. resteredpene
in tbe`new work connecting Maio
aid street with the Bayfield road,
work to include 1.006 feet of 22-i
sewer. 1,061 feet of 2D -in. sewer, to
manholes, two catahbasinw, and o
lam bole : everything oonzplete,
eluding the connections from catch
basin., the lump sum for this ne
work to be $4,481.15 The corneae
agrees to complete the new work &s
far as Keays street by December 1
1911, and to eomelets the whole co
tract hy March 1st, 190.2. Suites
arrangements also had been made
ger'ddg the contractor's guarant
bond. In order to meet the necessary
expense to pay for the above sewer,
the following sewers have been taken-
otr: McDonald street, from Blake
street to iia street;
stmt, from Me nald street to Keayys
street, Tills sewer originally was de-
signed to relieve Raglan street from
surface water at its intersection with
Ksays street. The local improvement
sewer on Keay. street will flow south,
emptying Into the main drain on
Biotite street, and will give the inter-
section at, Raglan and Heave street
the necessary relief, rendering the
other sewer unnecessary. Then the
cutting out of 247 feet of 211 -in pipe on
the Bayfield road was rendered uu-
necessary on account of the construc-
tion of the Brake street sewer, also the
cutting out of eB feet of 15 -in. sewer
on the Huron road at the jog between
Elizabeth street and Oxford Street.,
and the cutting out of 12 -in. sewer on
o water fl
Special Offer
TO NEW SUBSCKIBERS
The Sugaal will be sent to
any address in Canada or
rent Britain from nate of
receipt of order to January
1st. 1918, for the price of
one year's suleorip on --
ONE DOLLAR
THE eIONAL PRI16T'NO 00.. Ltd., Puatays
SEZ UNCLE BILL, SEZ HE.,
Wise old Uncle Bill has some
things to say to Signal readers
this week about some of the en-
terprising business teen of (}ode -
rich. His remarks cover pretty
nearly every line of trade in the
town. and those who wish to
amplify their acquaintance
with the burins.* 111e of Gode-
rich will find a good deal to in-
terest them on page 3 of this
ieeue of The Signal. Read lt.
etructing the clerk to (forward it to
Mr. Lewis.
Bylaw No. 15, prohibiting the sale
of spirituous l quote by retail in Gode-
rich, was given its first and second
readings and the clerk was instructed
to have the bylaw published as re-
quired by Statute.
Bylaw No. 16, to amend the sewer
bylaw as a result of the cutting off ot
the part of the system from Bayfield
road to McDonald street, was given
its three readings and finally passed.
The discussion of the new hospital
bylaw with the hospital authorities
was then taken up, after which the
motion of adjournment was made.
THE CAMPAIGN.
MI'. Proudfoot, the Liberal candi-
date In Centre Huron, ie holding a
ire- series of meetings in the township of
McKillop thte week. He spoke at 9t.
eld Columban and Beecbwood yesterday
l today he is at Manley ; tomorrow
(Friday) he will speak at Walton and
r on Saturday at Winthrop.
eid Rev. Joseph Elliott, the Conserve,
to tire candidate. had a meeting last
n night at Beomilier. He is bolding
t>ia meetings at Hullett during the re-
s mainder of the week. The Liberal
ter rooms on West street are open every
evening end all as interested in
in the rection of Mr. Proudfoot are in-
•ited to attend.
Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King 11 to
Fri -
tor
address a meeting et Clinton on Fri-
day evening, December 1st. It is ex-
st. petted that a large number will go
down tram Gaderich to Hear the brilli-
a•
b1e
re-
ee
uron en.A
you that the property has been leased
to the Doty Engine Works 00. of
Winnipeg, Limited, under a lease
dsted August 1st, 1911, a copy of
which can be ses*at um office.
"The tools and equipment installed
for the manufacture of grain doors are
owned by the Doty login, Works Co.
01 Winni•
*111 be intercepted by
catcbbssins and turned into the 15 -in.
sewer 013 reliev-
ing the whole section tion north and west
of this. A local Improvement sewer
is t0 be put in on Oxford street, which
will connect with the sewer on Caln-
bi idge street. This sewer will not
Limited, enter into the present sanitary system
peg, and the town but will be turned into the new ,y.
01*. no claim upon them in any way. tem at the intersection of Elgin and
'The business is being carried on hy Waterloo upon the completion of the
the Doty Engine Works Co. of Win- i contract so that no further load u
Wipe and baa no connection
Lii
g. mted
whatever with the Doty Engine
Works Co., Limited, of Goderich.
The other tetter had reference to the
existing mortgage on the plant on
Brock And Newgate streets, and was
an follows:
on the existing system. In the future
no sewer:., when the Local improve-
ments are continued to the Huron
road, will empty into the old system
but all will he connected direct with
the new work uow under wayTh
s Mayor celled attention to the
"As welled our business is hampered report
a great extent by the existing "bort- last tbe fto roBomaa which rhes meeting
gage to the town on the plant no gar he
that the meteor of harbor improve -
ask you to appoint & comulittee to con -
Brock and Newgate streets, we world menta eau about to be re r'peord He
far with tee as to the advisabilityof stated that he had understood the
having the nut agate paid off and re- matter was Mooed, as they had the
eased Pio thea the business may be re thattnise th fct mmelal
rciadockowould ebe
orgaulzed with increased capita!- We straightened and 1.000 fee; added to
would ask you to kindly have ibis the present breakwater, involving an
d t the matter map ex
1 penditure of about $300,000. Tbe
M1yor's opinion was that the town
abould not now ask for anything
more. lie laid a letter on the table
which he had received from H. J.
torah, the Government engineer, on
July mth last. The letter
that work wen to 01.. Neve notice
started immedi-
wpposed tr ire 1e calf; 1 heifer, two years
OM anppoted to be in telt ; 3 ptrtopar cow.; I
heifer. them years old : u steer, t coo yeas old; d
9 ete*r.,00e year old ;5 spring Calve.: 1 Mase,.
Hanle binder, nearly new: 1 ewe dr11t, no*
1len(t •p'Ing : 1 ewlt•a macre new : 1 mower, 1 borne i
rake, plows, 9 seiw of harrow.. 1 t,frin plow. 1 l
eDa r, 1 wagon, I wet of sleighs, I fanning
.W. 1 boggy, 1 cutter, 1 .rook rack. 1 creat P
e ssianuor, 1 Bless ohorn. 3 rood water trough.,
theta of double harems. 1 -et of smile hams.,
t 101 of plow hareems, • number of cedar poets, , N
• ge.MIV of h..7. about 70 hen. whitlletre•g l
too nueserobw to mention.
TERMS: -A11 awns of1170mand
Over that srownt, in months. e
given en funkhing approved }
Maroon! at 5 per nem. straight
coati on credit sawn.
Its thing moat be sold, ass
has sold tae Tum.
GEORGE HORN IL T70*.
Proprietor
one at once ao the
10 put in some tangible shape without
clay."
The Appel al coruniitee reported that
n the matter of the offer of J. L. Brodie
o supply electric power at $et per h.
the committee was endeavoring to
recur,• report Ir em the Hydro RI....rie
: Wee nha n forks .hovel. and ot1Nr
eV (,omm,aruln rvganrllag the sup- • etely on the
eying of *Pr to
littler the citsee or write .-
tor
e town. it Was and specification. in connection pia
recommended thea Mr. Brodie's ro- ori
1 under. reel;
un will to
Jot notes. A
of „ata ver
the eau to 0 nm nt he prof
s►MrtsMr the summer hotel It R eats of bxe thea Governor. d, ne
0 with the work w rwpid)y moa poF
• the 00ty cif" r•,•r•ejved was
t
preparation of n•
position he laid over anti! the Co oh
• the streightemng of the comnie dal
mieition report ig received until and that dock, in addition M the extension of
the nisi
ar. hent standing a treadle mating a(aporntho 11 wehwtt that, breakwater. '�
prop.nition. It«�,nrlf the power -ltmstanee., all that
the property had been advertised t fort c i
AN DRY. sats by taoder in tbs local efhie
usuomser
Palmy and Reeve Reid stated that he thought
from* C. U. that the
ego
that tiro and kis tr Go et,t to comment* the
•
AUCTION SALES-
runa•d .Nprovveetmber 9s - A action vale of •
earned 011ogry'. wrakt.s,t Meath atierteedales a my.. at
adorer : tea street, oemt e at
007*..♦. song r N m. Muni, corn*.
blown. c !,'ns T A.tetion tale Of farm stook
ant implementsthe prepwrfr of eiurstaoa
woes*. way, bait et IM 7. (.wdnw A Ans.
i id Own miles west ►%maaure•t, cenomessa
wu 1' 'lcrk Aar' 'tow Ormeay. amftlrm-
l.ee, who otterwd the sum of $x.0110 fr purpose of the Ii]oard
the beat.! and tat. IFI, ttii4, 1tIM and >l5 Thais nst7vasaant moa. merely to u
it
WAR rocs ommcnded vwrnnl
accepted cos condition that a *0001 at once.
may he inserted in thea agreement a Mayo Regarding the military ramp tear
least Ave years. In the wetter nt er. the mayor
of 1
Ceasing In same taalttMe flerees • h. �titmsrnries ase In No t military
hoe mid
mal
yelling that the premiasa will be roll t� a H `r'n t he
t hat the t member
view
as a sottstttsee hotel the a period of at � W Hornet hw Rwksd to interview
'artfamwnt where
reeogiitioo ts1 the lvrolc ton and have I0.
apt.
MacDonald 1. tall a u w1M the mill nlll
•+extd m communicate
ewer and imenes
s assess* Iw[a Hirers cher bN hrx near sis ezp+"esairm o opinion from them as
IM areata -filen tJ►e olanw Black. elateor
Aso,
� thee Me eanotttee was besaaas wateeknp ed. it was arty er a military
of the At•LriH pprnop
Moves. ?base Nu. iiat apt. MaeD is dace! may,.o1 fee louse d O000e111ffeek I
voe{wg moved a neolotien to abler IMer•t, fn•
11111111111111111111111111111111
ant��ng eg-Minister of Weir. He
ie doitlg good work for the Liberal
came, d his address will be oDe of
the dl fttl6idente ot the cam-
paten
Tbe official nomination meeting for
Centra Reran wilt be bell at Seaaurtb,
where tie returning officer, M. Brod-
erick. resides.
There wase some Wk of tete with-
drawal of W. H. Kerr from the field
in North Huron, owing to 11l -health ,
but Mr. Kerr will be in the fight until
the votes are counted. For a few
days be wart confined to his house, but
he is now much improved and is Pre-
to do bis part in redeeming
ortb Huron, Tbe Mends of the
riding should give Mr. Kerr every as- d
eistance in their power in condreti.g
the campaign in the short time now
left before polling day.
AN ELECTION BLUFF.
WHERE IS THE REPORT ON MMT
LAND RiVER POWER 1
Whitney Government Trying to Rush
Things Before the People Have
Necessary Information -Attempt to
Make Political Capital May Wreck
the Whole Project.
The very latest thing in vote -catch-
ing devices is the announcement is-
sued from Toronto of the proposed ex-
tension of the operations of the On-
tario Hydro electric Commission to
cover Heine, Bruce and Grey coun-
ties. Power proposed to be developed
on the Maitland and Saugeen Rivers
is a prominent tactor in this proposi-
tion ere outlined in the announcement
from Government headquarters.
As readers of The Signal kuow, the
idea of utilizing Maitland !fiver power
for industrial purposes is no new
thing. Five years ago the Hydro -elec-
tric Commiseion issued a report show-
ing that power could be developed
prufitwhly on the Maitland River.
We bave also had the reports o1 other
engineers, and a company is is exis-
tence for the purpose of developing
and selling this power. This com-
pany, however, has done little or
nothing, claiming that tbe Hydro-
electric Commission stood in the way
of the financing of the project. Then
some months ago the project was
pieced before the Huron county coun-
cil, with the suggestion that the
county ahould develop the power and
the Ontario Hydro -electric Commis-
sion should Al tend to toe distribution
in laotsj wNiagara
�''�►e� tb/d6tm Engieteersiththe of the
ric
n
examining &the MaitlandtRiver vdurion have ng
tbe season, preparatory to makigg,
estimates and issuing a report allow-
ing the cost of tbe project anti the
prices at wbich the power could be
sold. This report has not yet been is-
sued, and, it is ui,derstood, will not be
ready for presentation to the county
council at the December meeting,
The Province, or the Hydro -electric
Commission, dales not develop the
power. 1'hir is to be undertaken by
the county --at lust, that is the pro-
posal; but it is not by any means cer-
tain that the county will agree to the
proposition. This is really as far a
the Maitland River project ham goner
and unite, The Signal is mistaken the
baugeen River project hes made even
less ?rogrers; yet the announcement
from Tamest(' states that "twenty-
eight
d an
opporta communities
ty to vote aatlNew Yebe ar's on
the question of making a contract ter
a supply of power from the Hydro-
electric Communion," Either the an-
nouncement is premature or the pro-
posed vole will :ie a farce. There will
not he sufficient time in the Inst few
aye of December, even if the teport
be ready by that time, to place the
project properly before the electors of
the muuicip&lities. Indeed. to rush
the vote on hef„re the electors are
preset in ponsrssioe of the requited
information might damn the whole
pro mai
What the people of Huron county
ant is some reliable information
rem the Hydm electric Commission.
is not in need of any pre-election fire-
orka, 1f the county goes into the
project it will bete to foot the bill
r the power development. and the
t eumere will have to pay for the
war they use. If the people of the
unty and its minor municilnilitiee
PERSONAL MENTION.
I . Ho l0 and Mir Reit are visiting in
Leo. Chisholm 1e away on • trip to Kala -
so
mao. MirthW
The Mims Snyder have returned from • t
rhea to the Wert Ie
G. A. Buckley, of Simons, 1s the anent of w
Mies Mende In town this week,
Sotto.* v� bone over of
Stratford Normal fo
R 8. Wflllann has returned from Toronto co
and will be In town for • while. po
Mr. and Mir W. Di.trloh lett on Tuesday to co
rends for the future In Toronto.
Mrs. Neale 8011th. M Wt
Ger parents, Mr. and era, Dan Leri is **Wolf good
Mr.. (Oe) Whitely and Mr... Iismlltoo want he
no
to 8t Tbemae eo a nett thin W.O.ehe
ern, P. Macaw an and Miss Margaret Moo -
Ewan have returned froto an extended aleit to lh
Woodstock.
Bias Ida Va.to•e has returnedno
and *ill be at her hom fr.m ee Buffalo th
the moment.. 0. 6/ Anemias street. f.rr
Mm. C. A. Nairn has returned from • vi -it. N1
with relative* at Galt MIAs Adelaide i« er. Pr
tending her stay. •h
ale persuaded that the jai ojert is
one, tn. y will support it. if it Is
t a good one, t hey do not want it to
fottxd up n thein.
it wool.! ph
rv. ne,.n much better for
e enecees or the project it this an-
ancen.e r hid not been made at
is juncture 4m a piece of Whitney
,ye, nen•-o t ele.•ti on literature-.
'thing ..ill -o seriously retard tbe
rlgdeg.. of . he policy of public owuer-
rp a.+at'•-m.•ta to employ it for elec-
n''er•nst +rimers, and any such at-
wpt /Mould ie visited with the un -
hest ,a, ing ron.Ientnation of advocates
f
public ownership. The power re -
nom. of : b.- Prt,vinces belong to the
Rriesse Pont : Mrs, Edward Spee -an. of do
Rru ala Godettohand locality. woo renewing old hieud.hlps In te
Mr. and Mrs. EI�geoa H1nso,, ,it Beet
Taws., Mich_., arse vtwtung ea the home of Win. n
Omt.iott. race street..
.04
Mrs. D. A. Ashton aMred home 1-o1-ons8trass p
burg. Sask.. toe attend the /urger%) ..t
father, the late W t111am q -alt r.. her A
Joe D•.yle returned last we c from hts boll -
day trim lie dld50me banti,g while in the Nye
north see brought home a ane big buck.
Mrs John Austin and family, Smith street, Bee
lett it who rid•
for Whiffle g .. join air. Ms
position M the Pratt
1u
of
opts, not t., the p•'iitical party.
meeting of the power cornraittee
the come conned was held last
Ding. when It wee decided to make
te.singd. nano upon Hon. Adam
k for De long-promisetf report on
R, J. Dean lett this week for Port olburne
CI
where he takes. pry.iUon with the M .pie Leaf Mol
Milling Co. Hie work w111 he In the ehotrkt.d and
department
g A. Wilkon. of • .leery, who eau' oiled
moonily nenily owing to the nodal,.,, rhea h M
bis mother at t Hutton. ,.. was In town over Sea t‘
day. He returned to the West nn Tnerlgy, tawMn. Thos. Lawson .nal Mico i.Illian are
lesvlre town ars week for the wince, months. •fru
Mrs. Lawson 1ws to t`Ieaetand, writhe Mist le jrr
Dawson w111 visit In !tenor A
tti-e di go to Toronto next
present their desnend.
The Chateau Laurier.
'orb on Ili.. l'o,.teou Laurier, 00-
a. Liu- w 112,000,000 hotel. con-
etitly all the plastering of the
us new enpleted end there re -
ns to bdroione only the lobby. bar
gra/ ',tofu veiling. Motet tit Use
ridor are bed and after the plaster
tared on tire met • work of Omit
• Heatated light have eeen in the
ing for the let two tenni he, awl
n the plaster is sufitricntly dried
• •Arruu04 punier room. t ha defter -
will he eels, to nommenee the hi-
rice.trit tonic Some of the wood -
for the hig rooms is in the betel
itrOrrisi appearance ef the eerier/no
to in hey,m4 expeetatiorm anti et bee
peed will he of tile rich.", CON*
.ie denim and 'roadie -fully
Everything in rings, pine, hoodoo -hes *4,
and other jewellery that a fir., -tate 1.e,
atelier) store •buuld have. ee have. 'kw),
Beth quality and prime fee ly emit egad
r. Onderich.
Remember not to forget thee 'Reek- f,t,t,
in th
ones sell the apemen with the Rayne terior
"Paroy Breed" Virginia sealed work
Wetted stock. 'Phone 240.
and t
nee. C. Lee hoe taken nvpr the tn.
',anomie former bosmiled hi• rote,
thee. the late Wre. Lee, and an- (veep'
tonnes* that he purpretes handling artist
seines but fk ItAirroie Coal_ Al/ Neal beam
II he wei
fie
hu
fa
Ithrel oft the onarhat scale*
grade aerial he baa de- died et sell for enackstonteio eat it NI
end owing to the anon rilta at) Lbfw orth while lil:inntaiesszky,
fr
hotmie made 'tangly