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FH.E SIGNAL :
1)ERICH
NTAR1O
Ttuv*.L AT. ]taws 114 1St! Il
TIE
• E TOWN CO NaL
in saendsneet at the letter be tree 1
forged to the Qnaleee committee. Tbbe
amendment teas carried.
Joseph Horley offered to purrhaee
house and lot on William street which
`NI DILL TELEPHONE CO.'S FRAM-
is ow ood by the town The Reeve and
ONLYCHISE HAS EXPIRED. Councillor Elliott both sword that if
U Mproperty w dbpouc11 of nu one
GENUINE Melee' Reid is Becoming Anxious
about the Delayed Report on Mait-
land River Power -Corset for Do-
minion Day Celebration --Military
Camp Matters.
Haw ARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONB.
SOLD OK
THE
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wars
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B()0KBINDIN(i
MAGAZINES, •
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
basad oe repaired.
1.l i LErrKRINti
as LEATHER GOODS
.4.. older* lashes Bata to •a Isarblt
nrr...l THY 6rtiNAL OdeetaL
A. S. TAYLOR. tt' i .m one
MEDICAL
i►R8. TAYLOR AND TAYLOR.
1l Parralass and a.raesaa Mos- Nana
eases. tat lBpal odd Yaeldease-<;at►
BHAB ?AY .set, H. reings. AMU. s YM. Is x a. A.
DR. W. F. yHAALLOeW . M. B.
tate i tui bells! is 1 Wpwas(taiarsr�
Few Yen
Ucereal
al sae aria 1 seri ate ert�e�iL
London, aatssNMI LiOtd, senedte sass LMak MI ire wa` Yawn
otram., rtolo.s..reosas. Tes-r-ase
LEGAL
DROUDFOUT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN, sardn•a, solieuere, aotstW
ta bas MsfWra Laski. eta t retTate
nu) lead at save It taserwt
uta... llama dee O.derlet W.
I'KUUt/YOUT K. E. C. HAYa, J. L.
KJ WL JL&N.
U 0. CAMERON. K. C., RARRItI-
in .. Tau. 5dadtar, aatary" pm c. O0000-
n.minee mUa. t•tedesM iWd Mee tram
cerise.
fIHABLhbb GARROW, LLB.. BA R
nu . eow wawa
ah a sale Ate.. are H
siners sates.
M0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
.. .Ula tar. aeweatastaast. aaary Mabe
now lYwatae wawa Ueesrma LM
There was something in the atmos.
pb.re of the council chamber lees Prt-
d• eveuing which seemed to hare a
ks�gbtenieg effect on the convert
Lionel ability of some art the aldermen.
The amount of business Unwise
was out immense, but such great
was sees -iced in the discussion of
tails that Ib session lasted
nearly 10 o'clock. The ooune-1110
themselves looked different and out
One of them could have hese accused
Ad barring a -shady" upreese:es. Tb.
**something" referred to, wbkb,
1sbt, gave this peculiar effect, w
=Which which .bone from the ter
overhead. They bad /not
been fitted with new tungsten hasps,
which the tower treasurer vow sells t
all electric light consumers in God
rich tit they have the cash). Th
change to the appearance of the diem
ber was ao marked that it called forth
much favorable comment.
In the report of the sexton of Malt-
lavd cemetery the request was made
that the water -pipe. he extended to
the newer pails of the cemetery.
('otnciller Elliott stated he had ad-
vised that such a report be sent in.
He expressed it as his opinion that
fifty feet of hose remold be supplied
in two lengths for the use of the per-
sons owning lots in the cemetery.
The lawn mower was practically use-
less for ladies, because be acid he
couldn't make it work himself. The
Mayor suggested that the parks com-
mittee go cut and make an inspection
and .bat it have power to act in the
purchase of hose and attending to the
awn mower. This met with the ap-
proval of the council.
"Docu want soy seats out there ?"
asked Deputy Reeve Clark.
"No. we wouldn't get them." was
Councillor Elliott's reply.
Mayor Reid rend a letter from Hon.
Adam Beck, chairman of the Hydro-
electric Power Commission. -Mr.
Beck stated that a full and complete
report of the be,aitland power proposi-
to the in the b�eaas
,owian to its deeidadly unsanitary
Whoa. They thought tbat the on
use that could be made of the b
+ would be as a triable. '1'be mutter w
I referred t0 the finance committee 1
ouoeideratkm.
Chase Ostrow sett an acootlnt
law eons in connection with
trouble arising as the result of the
sewer being laid on the Bay MW road.
A writ was issued against the town
and fbe legal eepeoaer amounted to
1e Vele The aecOUnl was referred to
ted'the tnaacs committee.
The finance committee in its report
care
recommended the payment of a ntttrr-
de- I bee of accounts. The i eport cowled.
tpu1 The public works committee 'vermi-
n I mended that the engineer's certificates
to the iaseithic Paving & Cooetruc-
Uon Co., for the sums of 110'70.09,
*1,491.81, and $l,KY1.4(i, making a total
n0 of 114,283.88, be passed, and after de -
e' I dusting the suu, of *2.009.90, being an
0 amount suMcieot to meet three oft.
t taod ng claims, the balance be paid
to the Bank of Commerce at Chatham,
0 in seem; dance with the aesignmentof
e- the TarIitbic Paving & Conseructloo
e
co
cues
or
far
the
tion was being prepared and that it
would he forwarded some time during,
the first week in June. Nothing
bad been received sod the Mayor
ivumatee that he was getting im-
patient. The municipal p o w e r
plant was in need of repairs and if the
Government were not going ahead
with the development of power con-
siderable mosey would have to be ex-
pended in tbe course of a very short
time. At the meeting in Clinton, be
said, the engineers gave the delegates
present to understand that the power
would be developed wbether the otber
municipalities were willing to take it
or rant.
Anolber letter was from Hoc. Vat
ughes, Minister of Militia It was
in reply to a letter written by the
Mayor requesting assistance in meet-
ing the increased cost of the grounds
for the military camp. The Colonel
promisee to give the necessary eoan-
cial assistance.
Mayor Reid reported that the Iran
ebiss which the Bell Telepbone Co._
held for the use of the town streets
bad expired. The Reeve said he had
received a letter from the Reeve of
Btytb, stating that municipality was
anxious to secure telephone connec-
tion with Oodericb at the same price
as paid by the subscribers on the Col-
borne system. There was a disagree-
ment as to what would be the hest
form of notice to send the Bell Com-
pany. One of the councillors wanted
to notify the company that the Iran.
chess was cancelled. but it. Anally was
decided that the letter simply should
*tate that the trancbise had expired.
Councillor Vanattee suggested that
before. any further agreement was
made the valuation of the company's
property in Gnderich should be en-
quired into. The matter was then
oPP
d The ppointment of an auditor to
take the position vacated by tbe res-
ienation of J. H. Tigert was next con-
sidered. Oo motion of Councillor
Vanatter, seconded by Deputy Reeve
Clark, 1t was &greed that W. R. Rob-
erton he asked to take the position
for the remainder of the year and that
a bylaw bre prepared authorizing his
a ntmeot.
The naming of a committee to
arrange for any form of entertain-
ment Which may be decided on for tbe
officers of the military Damp was the
nest business taken up. On motion rf
Deputy Reeve Clark, wooded by
Councillor Graham, it was dookfrJ
that a committee representing the
000eoll and the Board of Trade be sp-
ectated.
ppotted, sod that it meet on Tuesday
evens to arrange for. the oarryfag
out of any form of entertainment
wb(eb may be deemed advisable.
The quesaios was asked if the Me-
ister of Militia wee expected to be
preeeat The Mayor VIII he already
bad bees invited. but in Ms last letter
be had not stated whether be would
be pretest or not.
A motion was them made by Reeve
Muanlags and Oosaelhor Yammer to
the effect that Col. a `sibee be again
Melted and that as 'Moet be made at
orae* to find oat whew Ire might be ex-
pected to series is Oedsrkb.
A petition from aeseldsate on Wil-
liams suet, esker (kat repair bg
aside to the sewer oe that street. was
laid ea the table. As oris as a peti-
tion M pseseated asking for the maim -
slam of the sewer the work win be
Matthew Hates applied for the mei-
Hon of spaded esageabls while the
agisary amp is M progress. iiia ap-
plicable* wee sews to the special nrrm-
se ttws.
J. T. oeiMMsps eHsvd to sell bis
rpw�y M do Maitmmd bask Nr
with benestat if per seat trims
the time litt parahmoill it fees the
tows r NIL Onualorr Sasabor
and Gnlban awes Ne tows W
otM nal Link a swami
that if+ bo sot osmtidee. L
Moro van a oninoto
'sad
bay an
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1NBUBANts AOlarr.
glut Axe tae tura • 1!111*. Comedian wad
(va0rrrr, $N*11 say norso =aa' Lusa-e-
rn : lee Ne.m Aewlilsi and OYarwerM
e4-iJrr orifices. Beg.p. w�, aw =Tee Tae U.B.
tortsmad t. us a 0000*.am.Meli be...illee
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R nFO RD BLOOM SHOP
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and e.sslar salad
Aao�ppt�
T HOMAB a7K'DkT. LiVE nom
alew.. is'�r1 _
'ws e11e sita� �
'-.attar gamed
Co. The report passed. Reeve Mun-
nings, chairman of the public works
committee, stated that the action
taken had been advised by the solici-
tor as the proper course to pursue.
Councillor Yellow, chairman of the
harbor committee, stated that four
spites on the commercial dock in
front of the freight sheds needed to
be replaced. Several new planks no
the dock also were needed. He
considered it was something which
required immediate action. The wet-
ter was referred to the barber
committee with power to act.
Reeve Munnings suggested test the
small park in front of the summer
betel be cleaned up. Councillor
Vauatter added that a few seats
placed there would he a good more on
the part of tbe padre committee.
Councillor Elliott, the chairman of
the committee, apparently was not
at all impressed with the idea of try-
itag to obtain the council's consent to
secure any seats. Just at that time
be coerced to be doing some hard
thinking to devise some scheme to
force tux directors of the Goderich
Skating and Curling Association to
keep the green cut on the boulevard
around the West street rink property.
The Mayor said that unless there were
noxious weeds growing up with the
gram no action could be taken.
The question of building a floating
footbridge across the river at the foot
Iof Waterloo street was lett with the
public works committee. Reeve 'dun-
ning. mentioned that the steps at the
foot of Waterloo street -were in such a
condition that little more could be
done towards repairing them. Coun-
cillor Elliott said be had taken the
matter up sed told of having a man
go over them and with tbe use of five
pounds of spikes they were as safe as
could be made. Nothing, he said,
could be done towards erecting new
ones, as the volume of water pouring
down the hill prohibited any such
work being undertaken. peeve
Munoings mentioned (bat some work
which he authorized had been done on
the steps in addition to that which
was done under the supervision of the
parks committee. "Well, Pm sure 1
don't wont the job." was Councillor
Elliotis comment, and wben it was
decided that the parks committee
should be responsible for the care of
the steps the nailer was dropped
with evervbody in good humor.
George'Mcefillan was beard in ref-
erence to the flooding of his land on
the south boundary of the town He
complaioed that for three years there
had been too much wetted and be
wanted to know what the council in-
tended doing about it Reeve Mute
flingssaid that the public works com-
mittee would investigate and endeavor
to -give relief 1. soon as possible.
The Mayor brought up the matter
of arranging for a celehrution on July
1st A sum not exceeding 1150 was
voted as an amount to be offered in
prizes for children's Igames and the
Mayor and Deputy Reeve Clark were
instructed to can a meeting of citizens
to arrange further details.
A dispute between Oswald Sturdy
and J. W. Craigie relative to the leas-
ing of the office in the package freight
sheds then was given a little airing,
the two penens staling their cases to
ibe council. Al it was purely a case
of disagreement between the -two men
the Mayor decided (bat the council
need not interfere.
The bylaw authorizing the borrow-
ing of money to meet the payment of
Interest on the bonds of the Ontario
West Shore Railway era. given its
third reading and Really pawed.
The council then adjourned.
SUFFERED l4 YEARS.
Ons dos of tlodd's £idaey Pills Cared
Mrs. Cosh's Rbensaatles.
Manabsisi. Ont.. June lOth.-
(SpaeW}-How quickly and easily
tbsueeatism two be cured when you
lies the right means is abowo in the
ewes of les. Mary A. Clank, ANI
(mown abed highly respected here. In
an interview regarding her cure Mrs.
1k bed t rheumatism so had that
sometimes 1 wonld sit up nearly gill
"1 Ant tbooght i would try the
doctors. bot timidly I decided to Rest
try Dodd'. Kld.uy Pili•.
They eared lase and I didn't have to
st W think
that � ye&dart Lod ars of i sufferbast
owe box of Dodd's sq Tills should
ITOW wllllld soyo.e who siders
has. OM"
Roth (Trick and Peernaneet strength.
if you are run down or tired out., if
you tab olid easily,have ap�tit�.
are ledge fest or *0
have ether e+dwaoe
of lowered vitality, try our Maselets
System Rowswatoe wit
tot to :eon the prim11 ria ei.s-
edy fanable go ow give save subldw am.
wirooras
mina a.i X00 both up goo
am=
�rs'e11ik
Owe doRsr a
Eat mks
VON RODEN
of LYNDON, KY.
Lydia E.Ptak.
Compound
lass% Headaches.
Lyadsn. L.y. — "I have been t.kirtg
LadiSll Firddmisee Vegetable Composed
forhoodacitsikaserailiia 0- • .sacs alt a geese arena ~ir-
ditiem of *0 rostsmt. and am
ed of tine tomblea. I -
ro-
nownoal
1
your rowan to my friends sal Shy
7s• peeainism to pablish ',bail lotto".
-lira R. Von loses, Lyndeq Ly.
Whets a weans lOto Mn Von Rods
is generous email to write aocb a let-
ter as the tem ter publication, sie
amid at least ba given credit foto dm -
ogre dash*
•esredasee Mislpelber sufertogwoods.
for we encase, there is 00 other ro-
ion why she abed: court such publicity.
Comasaina Mantis's Experteaa:et
Mbsdoar. Oat -" The birth of my Nest
Oak, lett ms a wrest with tulle walk
tl*tlls, but I am glad
tell yam that I do
have these weak
and I feel lits
a new woman since
taking Lydia M.
Pinkham'. Vegeta-
ble Com pond I am
raw well and strong
sod can do my owe
konsewerk. Ido
net take mediefae at
any kind. 1t was
Lydia E. Pbtitba.a'a Vegetable Com-
pound that restored rite to bealtb. "-
Mrs. Roskirr Fant*Antn, 72 Parent
Avenue, Windsor, Ontario,
11 yea want 'pedal advice write to
Lydia L Plakbas Ee/idae Cw Mode
dostld) Lyata, Ilan. Year Uttar velli
be opened, read and aneweesd W s
wan ad 'bad is strict Malits.
Biggest Yacht on the Lames.
Chicago, May Si. -William A.
Lydon'* new steam yacht Lydonia 11 ,
the largest private yacht that ever
sailed the Greet Lakes, fiui.hed a 3,-
0011 -mile trip from Wilmington, Del.,
where she was built, and anchored in
the harbor here last night The
course to Chicago was via the AtJan-
tic, St. Lawrence River and the Great
Inked. The trip was begun May 12th..
Lydunia II. is a steel steamer, was
built at a cost of $216,01(. Sbe treas-
ures 215 feet over all and is 175 feet on
the water tine. Her waritri um speed
is 141 knots. ---
Recording tvorn:peas for Steamer
Sweetie.
Seinia, June 10. -The steamer Sat-
ooic, of the Nextherr, Navigation
Company, bee been -lilted with a re-
cording compass. Tats instrument
traces the exact, movements of the
boat for a trip by means of pea and
ink. 1t it proves satisfactory, the
other boats will also he equipped with
the same inetruweeta. A representa-
tive of the Marconi Wireless Company
Is at work installing wireless iostru-
*rents on the boats of this company,
which 'bet completed will be a great
aid to navigation.
CURRENT LITERATURE.
THE JCNE LIPPINCOTT'S.-The June
nuwber of Lippincott's Magazine has
beim carefully attuned to the season
of roses and recreation. It is planned
to amuse, not to iosiruci, or, it eo,
ooly througb the channel of enjoy-
ment. Toe complete novel is "Help-
ing heresy," by the Baroness von
Hutten. '1'be character drawing in it
is inimitable, and the plot is new sod
surprising. John Reed Scott, wbose
new novel, `The Las: Try," bide Lair
to rival his famous ' Celooel of the
Red Hussars" as a "beet seller," con-
tributes a cbaracterastipWy good
*beet story carted 'The Balances of
Power." tither notewottoy cues are
'Toe Apple of Pans,' by Aunle
Steger W iuston ; "The Wraith and
tbe Mestere." by Allred 11. lath : "The
Unsuccessful' Alumnus," by Rose Hen-
dersen ; and "A Night letter Serial."
by Anoa K. zilla Creme. 4a "Shurt-
tstory Masterpieces" this steouth will
be tound au able aranoation of
"The Mummy'. Foot" by Tbeupbile
Gautier. As usual, there is a0 intro-
duction by the editor.
Bigamy Charge et Wincham.
Wingbam, ,tune 3. -Nett Campbell
Coote., aged rorty -tae, a local cattle -
buyer, appe.red before Magistrate
Morton y,estrrdsy ettetaoon on a
ebarge of bigamy, lad by This wife.
About a year ago bastes wee eea-
tenced to two moutbe.ln aoameler jell
for having ill-used big WHO by beating
ba. Mrs. Comes has gives the polka
information welch will be aged wbs.
Oootes comes up for a hearing on Fri -
da afternoon. Mrs. Ot otes has four
children, a
May's Rainfall Heaviest in Tears.
Toronto, June 1.-A.mosding to the
Weather Bureau report, May, 191$
was the wettest in neatly ten years,
with a total rainfae of a fraction
soder six inches. This 1s more than
doable the average. and Is In m: tong
deatlmet with May of last year. when
lose flee two Inches was precipitated
dad* the ssootb.
Is order to find a higher ligase one
mad go back In MAT. 11M. trbtti
shows a total of over miss Mira
The swan temper= last vonab
war fifty 8ertr«s•
The• �Igt
nen
trains
-
traots with that of the
with hath es
degrees. and was the
reword. The temporaftwest
date ver to
wheat ths ' ..•.cosy embed at eighty-two
derp
Cliga't Want to
flesh'
Mirserliar
tarns g. sr Mitis Y
000. WWI he bar
tzoseiptalgliteiner
ytw�lfanlb. yetd.
of r
TOW lather.beard•
w wettrsart M
D.MILLAREYSON
i
Radium tlosicry
Oxford Underwear
Kayser Gloves
Perrin's Gloves
WE FEATURE THE ABOVE LINES WHICH STAND
FOR THE BEST MADE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LINES
HOSIERY
1f your Hose are stamped "Radium" they will
give thorough satisferttion.
Ladies" Lisle Thread Hoes, black, tan, white,
pink, sky..cardinal and mauve, Radium .L s']5c
brand, per pair
Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, silk finish, black,
tan and white, Radium brand, per pair 35C
or three pairs for ()1.00.
Our extra special quality Radium Hose,
black, tali and white, *ea miter, the most 5n„
comfortable Heti. wade, per pair �)lll.
Misses' Princess Hose, the smartest mines'
Hose made, black and Gin, all si*s . per 25C
pair ....
Hercules Rib Hose for boor' wear, no 25C
better boys' m
Home ade•, s zee Se to 10, pair
Children's Mercerized Lisle Hose, silk finish,
tan, pink, sky and white, sizes 41 to 81, per r]
pair L
TABLE LINEN
Special June showing of Old Bleach Tabic
Linen, Towels and Towelling*.
II
GLOVES
Kayser Gloves, double Anger - tips, wri.t
length, in black, tan and white, per pair 75
11 C
00 and
Kayser Long Silk Moline, double finger-tips,
extra heavy quality silk, 12 - button length.
black, white and cha'vpagne, per $1.W
pair llV
Kayser extra quality Two -Star, 10- $1.50
button length. per pair
Perrin;aguaranteed Kid Gloves, all CeJV1 pan
wanted shades, $1.00, $1.25 and
UNDERWEAR
Oxford Lisle Vesta, super quality, lace 25
trimmed, short or no sleeves, each..
C
Ladies' bust -size Vesta. Oxford make,
long, abort or no sleeves. Special 2110 and 35C
Ladies Umbrella Drawers, Oxford
make, open or closed. Special, per pair ... ,G
A11 sizes of children'. summer Vests, 1UC
long, abort or no sleeves. 'Some as low as
Special values in children's wash Dresses
and Headwear. -
d1lcCa/l's Patterns Sumner Parasols
MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE r
Mrs. Orawfore- "Although env
daughter is such a big girl she's still
afraid of the dark."
Mrs. Baxter -"Don't worry about
that, my dear. She'll soon be in love."
A WOMAN OF FEW
WORDS.
Mrs. Harry E. Bye, Main street
north, Mount Forret, Ont., writes :
"Your remedy tor kidney, bladder
and stomach trouble has given me
great relief. Have taken three boxes
and now feel like living and better
than I have felt for years and I give
our
FIGPILLS
all the praise, for they are the Heat I
have ever tried." At all dealers, 25 and
ban cents, or Fig Pill Co., St. Thomas,
Ont.
tate *mbar/
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ase see cawed by aarytbisr . roes in
the bead. bet by constipation. hit
.ou.-
nese amid i5drgeestion. Hrada he
powders es tablets may deaden, but
owes more tows. Dr Morse's
ladies Rost Piga donee ark head-
ache is VW sreaible way by sewtoviatgg
dee constipation rat Irk stanch
whirls owed them. Dr. Morse's
ladies Rees Pills are sorely vette-
tabk, feet Mem say 10..1 drat.
c ode ming taken yen fond tie
ha
D!. H oracea
Isaias Root P111•
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TO
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patches; Tube Protectors, Rim Cut Patches, Quick
Repair Outfits, spare Tube Bags, Tire Envelopes, Inner
Tubes, Valve Parts, Tire Teeters, Gasoline, Oils, Grease,
Linseed Soap for washing automobiles.
Anything not mentioned in the above list, please
ask for, as I carry a complete stock and can furnish
supplies at remarkably low prices.
Yours truly,
JOHN , G. KUN 7 Z
Kingston St. Godef!ch
2atinty But Durable
FOOTWEAR
NO MATTER WHERE YOUR
SHOPPING STARTS it always ends at
our store if you are looking for the season's
newest and most attractive shoes.
Pump styles, with and without straps,
made in Patent and Russia Tan leathers
will be the most popular.
The new patterns.fit like a glove and
will not slip at the heel.
Come and try on a pair and see how
nice they look and feel on the feet.
Repairing
Downing & MacVicar
NORTH SIDI OF %WARrt, GODERIOH