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GODERICH, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1912
ETHE STERLINGBAN1
OF CANADA
YOUR FIRST INVESTMENT
A savings Bank Account should be your first investment.
Your Money is always available beating interest and ab-
solutely safe. Whatever other invtsstmenta you contemplate
have a savings acooent Gest.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NISZET
JNS URA NCE and REAL ESTATE
Goderich, Ontario
OFFICE NEXT TO CANADIAN BANK OE COMMERCE
PtiONg 2D P. O. Box 964
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IIO'RCi TO CREDITORS FOB SALE.
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ands ; Maas to stake Send one dollar ttte
formula. GED. It THOMAS, telt Wentworth
Are., Chicago. ILL
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lanae claim the
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about the llthdaye�
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to send by Dost er iYY�erMMserrrr to
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descriptions, the felt pertieslees al their
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held by them.
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the pour. enttlid
only to the claims d tin. rya
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person or per. nt s, K whew dela *heel
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mentioned date the
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PUBLIC NOTICE
i REMOVAL OF OA RBAGIE.
Pereira deeirous of baring where re•
lamed weekly at • meal mit Me requested te
kayo their names at the town clerk s Moe.
The Mere appiliestiens reghtered means the
B.C. MCNNPeis.
Chalmette of Public Works ( ommil tee.
Meeeed
GODERICFI WATER AND LIGHT
AUCTION SALES.
X/ FORTABLZ NEW FRAME SEMI-
VfNelt AND ALL HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
RE
am Instmetted by Mr. treat Smith, who he
MIZ604.6- s.ederkiii. to eon y public !maim at
Adlear street Oa Thursday.
Aaked:h. seneg tip woe/to:team:
plasm, oentahalog 11
PP% ef Te =rits elate to the
WI tellenrouiset in ever, way.
Meal, MM. el parellialle Orman to be
et saki sad goes& to make op live
at
Maws wfthie tarty days. The bal
mai mew fousia on seeetgege to atilt par
Mum 'TM ir will be put up for MIS
nape railmit.
res fereiture. ete.-1 Care-
erist meant Pienegairo stool, 1
reeking chairs. I centre table, 1 Kaye lanIP.
basket. ,5 books. I ram chair_ Mammon
Mains I extensioo table. 1 Misheard, I ward-
robe. 1 Pen E Aber molting rime. 1 Reliant
tlilib7 beater, small soft opal beater, 1 blahs°
rm. .. walnut bureaus, chest dre
walnut, *pinning wheel. 2 wawa
Mockery. kitchen utensils. genies tookehiM
numerous other a rt4clea.
'terms on household huelture, etc.. resit
W. F. EIMITH. THOMAS OUNDRY.
Propriet or. Anatomist.
TILE HIONAL PRINT WO CO.. Ltd.. Pinaaumas
Tbe Stedibird Beacon rays of • former node -
din .to houee by 111,1004, 14
rkiliM• Postmaster a. M. Key. wbo is
deg. recovery and may be ex pecPrir
ilitansuleirxt week. Ile will be warmly
by the staff end the public.
Water rates tor six menthe. ending Decem-
, her 314. 1912. are doe, and should be paid In
advance. On prompt payment of same during :
I this month • reduction ot 10 per cent. will be
allowed. All arrears sbould be p•id up during
will be deelt with by the connuission. Atten-
tion to Oils letter notice will ,ave trouble.
in arrests have hem podia by bill.
By order. A. 8TRAITON.
Water aed Light Collector -
time of
A It M HELP AND DOMESTIC
BiRTANT8. -Peewee requiem farm belp
Mel at once to WILLIAM MoQUIL
Mrdens. Ont Orders lett with H. D.
St Relent, Oat, will receive priomeet
a. and kabionilnIng, etc. Firshelass work.
Prime debt Have your work done before the
rash. A. SNAZEL, Nast street, Ooderich. CD'
Why a Real Estate
Investment Is So Profitable in
WEVZURN
Saskatchewan
1011 1913
reieburn's increase in population 1,100
Goderich s increase in population 60
11111-1912
_Nyeyburn's increase in assessment. .
Goderich's increase in assessment 8,400
Weybum building permits, 1912, $1,500,000
Theme figures will *bow you why tie investment
In Wilbert' is hound to give you lance profile
Last Margit we plated 303 lots cre the market at
MA meek. We have only a tow MIL Estee,
MIMI swat seem We will gnarentes per eget. no
MP Mosey If diseatielled with perches. We sell
o• am" toeum
a V. Campion cf. Company
AGENTS WANTED
We want • geod man to set ss general
meet ler the sale of inaburban Iota : no ex -
,=Ire Insurance *genie, travelling .mile. -
Mal We pay our *genus the largest
eineededon paid n Canada to our kneel-
te• ear easy wayMett plan makes it
to mil to nearly everybody ; ao
required. but man must have •
nt hie community ; gad wens
earn IOU weekly. or better ; elmielbe
ean make bait Ode ameent ; If me
yea OM maks irool, dreg se a nee
Oa letter and prtharis
CGR.. Wheat et. Toronto- At
WARNING
On the Maitland bridge Gode-
rich, s.re solemn to the effect
that any person riding or driv-
ing on or over the bridge faster
than a walk will be prosecuted.
In future this will he strictly
enenced, as fast driving on the
bridge must stop.
WM. LANE,
Fly order of the Warden.
July 25th. 1912. County Clerk.
reroute of the sprouting grain against
THE RAIN H1ELPS. an overabundance of moisture was
Imote intense) than the later struggle
against dry weatber. There is very
Httle buckwheat sown in this locality ;
'N it, is on the whole a Isir crop, with
AN IMPROVEMENT. the exception of what was sown late.
Roots, &specially potatoes, aro an un-
favortible crop, but with • sufficient
amount of rain may yet do well.
Pastures Improved, and Prospects for
- Fruit will in all probability be mann
this year. Apple. do not look any
Root and Other Fodder Crepe Are
Much Better - Fee Wheat Turning better than, if as well as, last year.
Out Well in Piaces-Heavy Spring dNroo uignhdtlesiatinoonticaLotbiotaiilnurethetroamppeathre.
Rains Did More Usmage than Re- anal of tbe stock, &though in the
product. of Use milking cow there is
cent Drought.
AD evident feilure ; both milk and
butter fat are lecking.
AUCTIONEER CROPS IN THIS DISTRICT SHC.
Box C, Gedearlelt Mil lastrootleas email
oe left at Signal ell.* will be promptly at
trotted to. Resideme Teiesitsone 119.
LOST OE FOUND.
1 OST. - ON FRIDAY LAST, ON
Britannia road or Tintorie. street, • ear -
'POUND. - ON WILY 18111, BE -
r TWEV4 the organ ilootory end G. T. R.
land street. . Mat -
The Signal bas ,eecured further
SITUATIONS VACANT. ports on the crops in this district fro
reliable correspondents. Some of t
MEACHER W AN (MD. -FOR S. el. freor'erthtses7ithiincfbiliflo'll:fwtbwielr:Mwrifetwtedna
rich. Duties to onsuesece asetemen 1st. "Niel afftir8.
Apply to JOHN FBAGAN, Carlow, Ont. West Wawanosh.
re- Colborne.
1;111 Rena:tiller, July *ZS -The prospects
of feed for the coming winter are
"`-__ I much improved by the miss we have
"ft I had this week. The o•ta, which were
the very abort in the !straw, will pick up
considerably, the peetures ere better,
and roots, wtech were in very poor
St. Helens, July 19.• -The want of rain condition, may be a fair crop yet. liay
has badly iojured the (-tops in this was about tero-thirds of a crop around
neighborhood. Some of the hay Is gooi here ; if anythiog lighter than last
and SOME, fl103011t. /I Whirr. Spring ) ear. Fall whoa is turning out A fair
great will be very short in the straw. crop. Outside of oats, spring graios
Peas look well. Fell wheat -some are too fee advanced to be beneetted
good flelds, some very poor. Potatoes b the WO rains and will be rather
look well and with showers.will be abate This is a great cherry district.
good crop. Riots generally are not tut there has not been • really good
very promising. owing to want of rain. crop for three or tom. years. This year
Apples are • failure to our locality. there was too much wet, cold weather
Pastutes ere drying up badly, which in the bloostoruing season and the yield
will aoon tell on the cattle and the but- was very eight. The apple crop
ter factories. These remarks refer promisee to be considerably better
only to this immediate neighborhood. than last year's, but ie none too guod
Other plac.-4 within a few miles have at that, although some orcbarde look
had good showere and the spring crops fairly well.
look much better on that account.
WANeED.-A GOOD GENERAL
esevaut for tangly of four, to go to Wia-
m▪ ai* all heembeid dude,. Wages lid5 per
trieuth. and fere ad% meal. Apply hi person or
tw letter to Ilk* WM. 1111. DA Wet/h, ears of
• Thee. Weedeesk, Wow field Out. 13-2t.
WANTED. -A RELIABLE MAN,
with • badness experience among ferm-
ent to repeeeent ws in Ilenthweatern Ontario,
Permanent petition tor thg right man. FON
iltIRLt3 WANCED 'FOR BISCUIT
`en sad Cater Factory. light work. Steady
e mphsneent- Write fee particams. U. 8.
CU ANTED. -A TEACHER FOR S. Wawanosh.
e e 8. ho. a, Ashasid; professional prefer- , Westfield, July eird.-The c
SIALESLAGT WAN' ED. - WITH
MUMMER WANTED. --FOR S. S.
teacher preferred. Ant stat.arte ealary and
Meentaaloo, to PAUL AEDEL, Secy. Sea
miner P. 0. iett
WANTED. - A 0000 STRONG
ee bey, &eclat 16 or 17 year.. of age. to barn
tbe plumbing end meud work. Apply person-
alty .to W. 11. PINDER. Hansilum street e4-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RUT
.HOUSE TO liENT.-ON BROCK
1 "erste; went Mullis. food ealhar,cAstri.
/ 1 -
large veiandah. tor one to nth trom about
I home uot far from lake, with lawn and
August 5th. Acidrees et oncs ISO% 18. God. -
Bch, wit.
VOR SALE. -THE HOUSE AND
r lot on Pareennon etreet owned and occu-
pied by the undersigned te offered for sale.
, LorutOrlable cory-ancts half Dame house in
good repan ; quarter -acre lot ; good orchard
and -Mime. c onvenient to factories and the
t+quare. A., a Amick sale i. deeired. terms will
be quite reasonable. FRANK A. Rworr.
AmomommAiii
STEAMBOAT AGENCY
J. W. CRAIGIE
Agent for
STRANER CI TY OF DETROIT II
Sesemeh HURON
(Star -Cole Line).
L'p-town odic* co Squere, next (lit
Harbor office west of town fee igbt
oMee. Telephones -No 24 end Ne. IM.
Perions shipping FREIGHT •It•u Id
leave word at up -town Mies.
1
DETROIT & CLEVELAND
NAVIGATION CO.
CITY OF DETROITH.
FOR MACKINAC ISLAND
Fridays 8.30 a. tn.
$3.50 one way $13.00 round trip.
FOR DETROIT
resturdays, 2.30 p. m.
$8.00 one way $5.50 round trip.
STAR -COLE LINE
STR. HURON
Lissom Goderkb
via North Channel. Georgian Bey,
FOR PORT HURON. DETROIT,
Friday et 12 midniebt
amend Misname. Detroit, Mket.
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Twe 'bean um* an swam
eareilel
livery =lit all tame.
Private salt hem gig? end /
Itneesehle prises.
Tins DAVIS LIVERY
Smith Street No. III
Isglief lot one te tM fourth comma
Igeld. eseadaina lel acre, The budding!, con-
gest'. Western Division of tee townehip of Aah
Meted ahem. houee and trims barn. 'Isere 6
: L13111"rar.niroder ch. 1241
I &NOR SALE --PROPERTY BELONG -
.11: 1N0 to tee aerie a tite late Mrs. Finlay
MacLennan,•Picton street. imemed house west
of Alexandre emspitai For terms and further
partioalers spell to J. A. MaCidttiN &N. at
POR SALIL-Tlik. lUti-AURE FARM
A: on the Ith massemon of cotborne, eau
Ned by the nemilielleoeu. is-aMeteal for sale.
Stildings haled* sterysand-sebale brick house.
reibank barn and silo, tee large shed.
rything in good order; terse well fenced
watered by spring creel. Lama all . loaded
down. In every wry me ef Ube best. terms in
towns end 1' 1'. P. station. POSIODalos ma be
gives in the tali AN WASS' JOHNeTtiN.
rop
AVO
Fooen greatly improved by the race
rains. Moat of the hay was in bef
the rains and was put in the barns
good shape. Fall wheat le mostly
and is a „ good crop in this secti
The spring grains ebow well, wit
good straw, and with the pres
VOR SALE.-1Xi ACRES Ote LAND
Aehtleid, about li miles wan et Nits.
sat nearly ell under cul=es most of lt
home wIti atone cellar haves gement Awe.
Artedan well et boum. Here MOO wig\ nose
foundation; oath and home= Oleo Miser
aldince Spring nese meow the
Seeds, te good sham Ilmymjahitto
NIL Ter fen aeArhe
NEIL on the premises. or Mil P. 0. MM.
LNOR SALE. -THAT DESIRABLE
A: dem et yesserty Meted Tisseria sed
Apply to 310.8. MIKA IZMILIariellealerk
bare thereat. Coald be
street. or JA Ell SNIITH. COMM. hitt
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Londeaboroe July 19th. -The crops
in thie section are • good average.
The hay on new meadows is good,
et, but the old meadows are not
ore neerly so Mulkey as should be the case.
The alfalfa is up to the average for
the first cutting, and the second should
be good, as we bed • very nice rain
on July tith and also one on July loth.
The fell wheat shows good prospect*,
as there is en abundeace of straw and
an
her it seems to be filling well. The barley
hie is better than an average crop. The
in_ nate that were sown late are very
efts short, but the eariy sown are good.
The (torn is almost a failure. The
the
are
It a
ent
weather should fill out better th
lest year. Owing te the wet weat
in the spring the acreage of corn t
year is comparatively small, and
stead a good deal of buckwheat
sown vrbich in turn isnot looking •
too well hut will be improved by
rec.en t rai nit Potatoes and roots
poor. Small fruits are plentiful,
apples- will not be large
Pastures stood up well during
drought and will now improve,
live stock is in good condition.
Godench Township.
Potter's Hill, July 20. -Crop con- early appiee, but a few winter apples.
ditions in this neighberhood are about The potatoes are doing well now. As
as follows : Clover on new meadows regards the condition of the stock
is fairly good, Mit on older meadows that in grazing, R.130,1004 well up to
light ; the crop is barely up to the the present time, but the gram is get -
average. Tbere •re some pretty good ting.very much dried up now. How
fields of fall wheat. hut others suffered ever,the second crop of clover will help
with the late spring frosta, and the but should not be pastured too ehor
crop will be light. Oats and barley it a good crop of hay is expected nex
will he short in straw but otherwise year.
pi °nese well. Corn And toots are
beckward, but with favotable weatherl AUCTION SALES.
ANONYMOUS COMPLAINT ABOUT
PLACING OF THE BANDSTAND.
ER SALE. -A BUILDING LOT
tto Newest. guest. Ante us F. J. MID-
TIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON
LA Barna reed, e short distance hose Lowe
=rmLet Oletains Op agree With 110011
ARO =AU ?mit - risme teem is geed
at my UM. iwoly oftlittra
teak.. Ames, irlahing te wpm
R RALE -1011 ACRES OF LAND
earth of the taws *8 heatesth..
an ender esittratisa wee
an is rood
Am id :titZralt
but
mr, „ tuenipe never came up till they had
t e been sown nearly three week.. The
and fruit in this pectic.° is very scarce. A
few cherries ; no plums ; about half a
crop of raspberries, black currants end
gooseberries; no pears; scarcely any
maogolds that were sown before the
wet weather pet in are good. but those
sown afterwards are a failure. The
Menesetung Canoe Club Asks Grant
for Regatta -New Sewer Projects
-Delegates Appointed to Firemen's
Convention at St. Marys -Other
Business at Regular Meeting of
the Town Fathers.
ith the exception of Counciller
Humber all the members were present
at the regular meeting of the town
conned on Friday evening.
After the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted a
communication from the Aesociation
of Canadian Municipalitie. regarding
the annual meeting to tie held at
Windom. and the town's inemhershio
fee of $15.00 was reed and filed.
A communication in reference to ea
fire alarm system suggested ehat
representettive be appointed to Attend.
the firemen's convention to be held in
August at St. Marys, where there will
be an extensive exhibit of fire -fighting
apparatus and models. The chairman
of the fire committee and the fire
chief were appointed as delegates.
An anonymous communication
cotoplaiued that the bandstand Ind
never been placed on certain corners
nor in Harbor Park. This apparent
oversight was explained by the fact
that it would cost too much to make
electric light connection's at these
nitelThe special couitnietee was
l.tructed tame whet could be done
in reference to the matter.
A request from t he Goderich Musical
Society for the usual grant ot $300 was
referred to tee fin -earn commiuee.
%long the north side of Harbor hill,
signed by one hundred or more men
employed at tbe dock. was referred to
the public works committee.
Tbe Menesetung Canoe Club's re-
quest for a grant of 150 towards de-
fraying the expenses of a regatta pro-
posed to be held on civic holiday was
referred to the finance committee.
Capt. Babb complained that refuse
was being dumped near the Ocean
House and that the roadway down the , '
hill was in bad condition. The clerk i'ee
wan intructed to request the C. P. R.
to put their portion of the rend in
good condition. •Ws.'"
A. letter from the Lock Joint Pipe .
Co., enclosing an order frotu tbe Tar- •
ethic Paving & Construction Co., for
the town to pay to the Lock Joint Co.
the amount of their account out of ,
moneys held hy the town. wee read
and filed. Reeve Runnings reported
that he bad gone over the ordeal and
that the contract was completed ex-
cept for several minor items fully
covered by the permanent guerantee.
The report of the finance committee,
recoutmending payment of the foe
lowieg Fe -counts, was received and
passed : R. McLean, rent in full for
camp property, $425 ; D. Millar & Son,
linoleum, $13.44 ; Goderich Coal Co.,
We Siali.eLgeritl. thist letM
ir sarleast dell
sauna
Met
BOARDEINE
heels. sieves to the lake
ve sad
were scarce and there are few pears. THUIO,DAY, Auguet lith.- Auction ode of
Plums &Riese to be more plentiful.but the household° furnitnre of Frank Smith. 911.10 ; H. T. Edwards. supplies. $13.- , i
whete not spiayed they are badly N..tirkr."reete•Iieo :trocitbili7"ietaicnge ..1111:irt: 35; bleo. Beacon', snow -plowing. $513.- e ,,
stung. The eft ly varieties of apples offered for sale. TDOMAIN 411.7171,KI, allet.1011- 90; Geo. Porter, office supplies, $2.30; t -,1
late varieties are not so heavy as was C. P. R., telegram., 75c ; 0. N. W ., e -
telegrams, 111.1118: Signal Printing Co.,
seem to he • full crop, but Rome of the vet..
expected, on account of the heavy $15.16; John Oke, gravel, $3.70: Bell
Telephone Co., treasurer'. •phone, 1116. -
weather followed hy the drought. On I ebb. to Mr. snd lint Chae. Whyard. A 25, and Chas Bates"phone, 115.00; Jas.
weather from now on there may be • Thomas. lunch for military bands, $3.-
J. J. awl Mr.. Durreet • sion. 11. to Rev. ..)0. No action was neeessai y in refer-
ence to payment of eoupons on 0. W.
up to the average, hut tbe pastures
now need mote moisture. DIED.
Misfiled, Ctil28INS. - In Gederich. op Friday. July
19th. Mama Cogan,. In him WO year.
Crewe, lull- -42..1.-T bin Section of M J Uttit Annkl- ndall"hterba theWledate Joahn
ware Mitensediabse
atrailtelSetie 111&1111.6"
country is ft eased with a good hay Matongall. in beruAth year.
crop this season, but at, is usual every
yesu some are eamplainiug of old
meadows being light. Clover with
good, particularly the alsike, which
was a full crop. The fall whent ap-
pears to be about an average crop.
straw is cleen and bright, littes
or no rust ; consequently we are look-
ing for a good sample. The late sown
spring grains tee not looking well at
preaset. the wet weather in the after
part of seedine Red the bot dry spell
being the chief camel. Many low
placer are a cemplete blank, having
been drowned out with ponds of water.
Tee pea crop fared the worst with the
wet soil. We had a grand shower MI
rain on Seturday night, laeting most
of the night. Most of the farmers
Isere were pleased with the 'muses*
quantity of bloom on the apple trees
in the spring, hut the hot and dry
spell has left the greatest pert ot the
small apples on the ground. We must
look to tbe bright aide : perheps Sete
urday night's rain may the little
apples that are left on the trees and
vitae them big ones, unless they am
set or stunted with the beat. It is a
little early to say much regarding the
root crop yet.. The shortage in straw
will bap to raise the price of hay.
Kingebridge, July 22nd. -Although
tbe eandition of the crops in the
vieinity of Kingsteidge le by no
means up to the OPPDAI st audited.
they (.0'M hardly be tanned a
failure. The outlook for winter fodder
le promising enough for ewe farmers.
es tiat hay in general is quite • fele
one (some esoeptionalty good trope.
The supply of 'trim will in most came
fermis& irefSeireet fodder for the stock
this winter. The barley and bete
are both light, seperiaily the foresee.
Rome very good rwopa of oath See tO
he Mee In the locality. hat like the
barley tbey are far tb. soot part ea
unfavorable erop. Where there is
poor drainers the crops seem to have
suffered most Cremnotattoes le this
locality go to prove that twee yet
it is the wet seesaws rather thee tie
drought wItiolt wetted aunt
to tbe farmers. Oe Lied where
drainage areas is good the grope are u_. • smear Mr tad Mrs.
try far the ea* tavanibis. Ito early w• A•• 6111.0.610
PERSONAL MENI ION.
Wm. MoCresith took • few .1-i) otf the Peat
week. Awl visited ht. *on, H. a i At Toronto.
Mrs. Miller and two children and her sister.
Mies Magma McIver. of Detroit. are home on
Mr. end )A F red Munroe and their daugh-
ter Joon. ot foronto. were •IsIton at Mr.
Munroe', oid most here Lae wash. Mr. Mon
ree rammed to the My on Wednesday, while
Ids wife and daegliter ate extending their rbdt
to Saturday.
Mee. . McLachlan end Side Madeline 3dc
Ludlam. el Toronto, were geese at tee home
of C. 0. Newton over the week -end.
Miss May Cbamber*. of Port Heron. Le viad-
lalf at the hem* a her aunt. msg. Wed
street -
Of bite 17W091 He le
17."1Wegy:reemmirs. yhia.11 riendHlek, of"To:14.:e...betheYeelgi0tip
on elatarday aod vont tew days with their
"184.Mr. mindbimMrs. Geo. Munroe and Mester
George, of Stretford, and Mrs. Cherie* Man-
Tos And daughter Marjorie, of Wreaths.. ere
tweets ot Mr. and Mrs. Jam Storey.
Mrs. Oman MeNtrvie_ eat _ daeghter Myra.
ef tows. An visite* Km. lasNievle's ulster,
MIA Savage. at LXISSAISSO.
Rev. Ate& Mae sed age. of Wirtio
Fruit Illoster. of Ohmura Oelloideld
Isimendlen • how gem at Mews.
Illnewse. et :Esse. C.. Isidirebtr
Mrs. Tall
amemes. . sad Mira J.
se their yramed se ameeldiv=r11=
hems
Dr. and MIrs. TureAlp Wet:
wet ea et OM tif
writ *OOVIPOOOPSIEOLAI4a
Meese Is Mat Seeker
Grew sad Itoesethe leit tress Ter
sem her *visa at the
Miss Pah heed sameneesi hew • rim te
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S. E. Ry. deMnturee provision baying
been tare y made. Mr. Packwtiod
having pai *125 for lot 31, Reed's sur-
vey, a deed was made out. Perm i talon
was requested to examine more perti-
culerly the strip required by the
Western Canada Flour Mills Co.
Payment, of $2150 to the Goderich
public library on 1912 grant was
The report of the public works com-
mittee sbowed that the tenders re-
ceived for the installation of the local
improvement sewers ran tom 48c. to
85c. on Park street, from 73c. to 76c.
on Bayfieid road and from 87c. to 12,.
on Keays street. It war' rec.' 11: -
mended that the work be d one by y
labor, men on top to be paid $1.75 De'
day, the inspector and those laying
pipe 1112.00. It was Income; ended that
another carload of sewer pipe he
ordered. the price to be tbe same as
last year. and tbat the advisability a
constructing ie sewer on the Baybeld
road from Ragtag to Baldwi n oda eet
on the initiative plan be referred to
the engineer to report.
Ccmditions Keep' street call for
the construction of a sewer at the
earliest opportunity &lid orders were
given to get the work under way at
Dan McLeod, wbo was present,
claimed that the lot mold by the town
te Mr. Packwood WAS morally o weird
by big wife, the being • eangh ter of
the Vernier owner. The old man's fun-
eral expenses were paid by Lein Me -
Lend and he thouehe that he should
kayo mine claim on the property. He
requested. if there was any mon ey
kit over after 'the tows deducted its
share from the proceeds of the sale of
the property. that it be plod so bite or
bet wife.
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