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SIXTY-FOURTH YIAK- 'a 34t\
1116 STERLINGBANK
OF CANADA
INHead Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW' PORTER, Manager
BEGETS CONFIDENCE
A reputation fur thrift Legets confidence in employers. A
ravings account will help you.
OFFICE
RiY:ht Now
is the best time to
place your Insur-
ance with
A. 0. NIS
re,
.1i
ET
NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF oOMMERCE, GODERICH
'P1loesis : OFFICE 2+) ; Hodes 150. P. O. Box 364
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FARM FOR SALE ? ,
HAVE: YOU A
The Bublidty Association for Huron
county Intend to publish a list of farm •
't1Yet+Kw,Ma properties for sale In this county. and
eek any peneena having a farm for este
to seed at epos to any member of the
GODERICH.momire . med below. particuwrw lof
Me* tarn•describing it and statim[
' . 1 gates at which they will ell. When
'BUS LINE i
Two 'buses meet all trains.
Private calls have prompt and
careful attention. First - Clams
livery outfits At all time..
Reasonable pricer.
THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. Sr T. M. DAVis
Proprietors
tSouth Street
'Phone No. 51
A.r
PUBLIC AOTICE
1(188 URACE SEAGER, VIOLIN-
'''. IST. will be prepared to receive pup;ls for
Inntrnotsse is riots wee° immediately Atter
91e Christmas Waage.
I VN8HIP OF COLBORNE.
Nominations for Reeve add Councillor s for
1' reborn* Township{ will be held on Monday.
Deeem bar 30th, lineal the hour of one n clock
p. m., in the Township Hall Carlow.
Hell,
McILty AIN,
advertisements of sufficient farms have
bar n received. tbe exeeetiTe will
pub I]
liab the list la circular form for the
(fi
distribution 1n the d Land and in
United Stater. without charge to the
advection,.
Further particulars may be obtained
`rem any of the executive. -.
J. 0. GREW. Pres.. Sesfortn.
JOHN LECKIE. Vice -Pres., Brarela.
BL C. MUNNINUS, Trees. Goderich.
S
JAR MITCHELL Secy. Gooericb. `l
Exeoutlre committee -"-J. M. OCOEN
,ACK. Reeve er McKeOp . Winthrop 1'.
1). ; IMAroe 81'OTroN. WIngham : IA M•
Max. Reeve of Stanley. Clinton 1'. O.:
Max.
President Clinton
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GODERICH, 'i HURsDAY. DECEMBER '26, 1912
�1 41eth car
to the
caberz of hc ignat
•
ELECTION CARDS-
/j1O THE ELEcrORK OF UODE
1 RI('H.
Liv AND 0g!rrtsiscs.-I intend to -'and
for re-election as Deputy •Reeve. ann I trust
Butt my Course during the past year Iia- been
such as to entitle me to your confidence fur
fiber 'easeNew Ycar. 1 am.
WI -hint Ton all a happy L
Your felt hfull7 W. F. CLARK.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
`WANTED
. -AT THE ALEX AN-
\\ DRA Marion and General Hospitl.aal.
three nr boar pupil nerve.. Apply to NM
GRIFFITHS. Superintendent. 31 .it
OULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN
the .tock braking ba
in every city
Itve. ambitious representative
and town to handle stocks. bonds Lod mort-
gage„ ; applicants mush furnish references and
bare from 1111 to $g30000 parr ,nal capital. Write
or call. ATHOL GEORGE ROBERTSON. 11
Colboree street. Toronto. el -3m
TEACHEK WA'N'ED FOR �t. S.
Na 3. Ashfield : second erase certificate :
duties beginning January 3rd. Apply. stating
experience and salary. JOHN MCKENell4
Kited!. Ont. u '4
WANTED. - A MIDDLE - AGED
woman to do light homework. Refer-
ences required. Call at A. NICHOL'S. Nelson
street. Goderich.
(CARETAKER WANTED FOR
Central wheel. ADplieation` will be te-
ceived by the undersigned up to F etd:ay. Jen -
eery 10th. Salary Pen. Duties mil be made
to on applying to..the scare -
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4
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knownAto tippTF[A RAIl ITIir go'ratary-Lrepsmcr.
say' • tK
1elUT OF EMi'L11YMENT:�--
1 v Serves you right : Learn bruiser trades
Always sure em ploy went for barber. Our
red
nnD
., constant practise i,x
and ic-
improved
neth,rd constantt
*traction f,you
ter
po.
(tion
in
shorton
time. tfor •.txt0 fie.�iuLERCOLI.kGE.
( Toronto. cow
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
OR SALE. -A BUILDING LOT
L WANTED i` on Newgate street. Apply to F. J. PR11)
AM (11.141
141 A R M HELP AND DOME.5TiC
1 SERVANT'S. -Person. uiring farm help
should apply at once to WILLIAM McgUIL
LIN. Dominion Government Employment
Agent, SI. Helens, Out. Orders left with H. D.
WOOD• est Helene. Ont., will receive prompt
attention. Siete
LOST OR FmJND.
hNUAL:fEE1iNG. LOST. --ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER
A - L re a small change puree. Finder kindly
leave at The Signal Omoe.
The annual meeting of the member- of Mo-
Kt11op Mutual Fire benzenes Company will be J108T.-ON FRiDAY, DECEMBER
held in the town hall. Seaforth. on F, (day. V. a puree contatnlug a item of money.
Jaonary 17, ipLt, at 1 o'elatk p. m. Buainem : indee will be rewarded on leaving same at
To receive the financial statwmrnt and midi -
THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
tore report, the electing of three directors and -
other business. for the good and Welfare of the
company. The retiring directors are John G SWARD. -A SUITABLF. KE`
Grieve, N inthrop; James Evan, Beechwood. R WARD will be paid to so who can
and John Beoneweie. Hroadhagsn, who are furnish Information teedtg to the teoovery of
,l bee for re-election. a pet coos which atra ed from my studio on
J. B. McLLAN. THOS. E. HAYS. Montreal street last Monday. R. R. SAL
President. Secretary. LOWS.
Wceybuairn
Siskitchen
"The fast growing city of the Last Great West.••
shows the following growth in figures by the Board
of Trade.
Population 19(13.... 200 1912. L L ...... 5(100
Customs Revenue 1010, $21.500.1A) 1912....$142.710.00
Postal Revenue 1907. ..$4,188E(N) 1912.... $14.89'.00
Building construction for first seven months of 1912
$960,465.00.
And will continue to grow faster and faster for the
next few years. -
investors connected with big Canadian financial
inetitutioae are investing in Weyburn property.
(Naar. oo request)
Why Don't You?
Invest to our ,''City Gardens" property. only Ave
blocks from the heart of the city. at 1{150.00 per lot.
Small cash payment and balance in 6, 12. i5 months.
E. V. Campion & Company
Head (Ales : W.ybters. Seek. R +torn oMn.: 52 Market St..
i,reet/wd. Ont.
Al Esetsra correspondence 1r10UMd be addressed to our
Restrain cake.
Renew Your
Subscrip tion
to The Signal and secure
one of tbe handsome
Calendars for 1913.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00.. I.W., Postinms-
I The Power Proposition, sold ata competitive rate must be
reached somewhere. and there is
It is proposed that tbe ratepayers
of Goderich authorize the issue of
!debenture* to the amount of *35.000
in connect with the Niagara power
proposition.
renter ot this °yew •0 erected, p doe or ma e
a. "_ the:,..en, fie the purpoeee of the sad busies)...
1n1 w aeries It is deemed expedient to grant
!_. 'hesaidaidtothesaid Misner Manufacturing
r � ► , mummy on the terms and renditions herein-
firs set 0111.
�YTltw oF0t30�UEOFH912 OF THE i acted
C endrbey th maniere,ao neit of-tee'eorpora-
ten. of the town of Goderich
To AUTHORIZE THE R0R11OWINO or Vetere ter 1. -The ,mid Misner Man nfacturiog Coxae
THE I.SUE AND BULK Or DERENTURES, Tu tiny, as a condition precedent to the granting
PROVIDE $j,fral rote rag COST OF A PLANT h7-- Vel
• DISTRIBUTE DISTRIRTE ELECTRIC POWER TO BK
SUPPLIED HT THE K
HYDRO-LRCTRI(-
t'owER 1'OM M18a10E Or ()\TLRIO. AND $3.
ton roe rite tx19T )t• AM ELECTRIC -DRIVEN
PI: HP TO BE 1.910 IN CONNWTION WITHT112Tg
TOWN WATERWORK' SYSTEM. -
14'OR SALE OR TO RENT. -A SiX-
".' ROOMEe) home. on Wolfe etreet. in good
condition. Alen one parlor 000k store :andµ ante
cowl or wood Kumpire stove for sale.
KILPATRiCK. Bruce street. M-tf
To meet there dttoentulea the town
will have to raise the *um of $2.276.141
each year for thirty veers. This will
mean another addition to the already
large tax bills of Ooderich ratepayers,
and. as we shall show further on, the
auw named by no means represents
the full amount of extra taxation'
which the propo.ition involve'.
On the other .ride of the a�count,
what does the town get out of the
scheme?
It gets a plant to provide electric
lighting at about the name rate as
Goderich consumers now pay, and
electric power at a price which puts
Goderich absolutely out of the race as
a manufacturing centre. And to
secure these rather doubtful benefits
the tcwn will have LO sign a contract
which for thirty years will stand in
the way of any cheap power develop-
ment in this district.
t s $
of the aid hereinafter mrnoon . s s-
li-h and eounue.,oe and continue to operate There is one excuse -and that a very
upon the said land:. namely, lot uunnTwrt due oo
pr one -for the submitting of such
the sold town of Goderibh. the proposed
try for the ni inufacture and sale of toilet se- a proposition to the ratepayers of
evidence that the limit is wnuewhere
east of Goderich. and :a good distance
east. At Stratford. where the rate is
considerably lower than it will be here.
the manufacturers are not taking hold
of Niagara power to any extent. The
large manufacturers there still use
coal -generated power, and the G. 'I'. R.
car works -the biggest establishment
in the place --generates its own electric
power from coal The city- is better
lighted than it was before. but it is
paying for it -$1$000 instead of p8,(str
before.
Whereas it is necessary le raise by way of
loan on the credit of the town of Goderich the
sum of tpp,l%JO to provide for the coot of works
plant. machinery vied hole( slew necessary for
the distribution of electric (power n thesaid
town to besupplied byHydro-electric
Power Well
3. dote provide for be cof ann. t fan el�r
tum of ve
trAni von eS i tst
And whereas the sum of �'SS.Usr is the debt
intended to be 'treated by this bylaw.
And whereas it 1s de.trable to bustle the sad
debentures at one time, and to make the Prin-
cipal of the laid debt repayable in yearly sums
during the period oftbirly years, being the cur-
rency of said debentuWin' yearly hw[the stensbe-
Mlle)
of such respective
gate amount payahle each year for principal
and interest in respect of the said debt shall be
as nearly as partible equal the amount payab
In each of the other twenty-nine years of the
said period.
And whereas the total amount required ea be
raised annually by special rate for paying the
said debt and int, rest as heieldafter provided
1e 52.1681.
And wherees 11a• amount of the whole rate
ac
able property of t he .wM town of Goderich
cording to the Inst reeled as„es went roll
thereof is 1L241t,4xt. '
And whereas Ibis anitiont of the exiaang de-
benture debt ot the mid municipality. exclu-
sive of local Improvement debt:. 1s $31119.991.74
and no part of treehe principal or Interpol is in
arrca•s. he a•ousreil of the rorpore-
tion of the town of l:oder ich enacts as follows :
L -That for the purpwee aforesaid it shall be
lawful tor the Mayor and tresrurer of the said
e -am
of ' OOQa
nd to issue
detentown t0
borrow dy.
to
r ration
to
the
r said oo Do
. of th
aneei ll c
stn^nut of glee n. etch bf whiC-h debentures
shall be dated on the dere of the issue thereof,
and shell be payable within thirty years the1e-
LVOKSALE. -THE FARM OWNED shall have attw(lied thereto coupon.. fele the
1' by 1teColJohn Halliday on the 3rd two- payment of same. which coupons shall be
cession n house thfr containing 1tci seers. signed by the Mayorand treasurrt of the said
Good stone house with tnmc kitchen and town
after at the oftl(eof the tresaurer of the said
corporation.
2. The said debenture. shall be payable in
thirty- annual installments during the thirty
oerories
2. -For the purpose of aiding the said Misner Goderich. That excuse is that t ne
Maddfectunng temtwuy in eetabli-hing and present municipal power Plant 19 in
carrying on the said business it i- hereby d
reared that the a„ses.mint of so much n
the said lands as mit hereafter be occu-
pied and made use of by the said Miner
ManufactUriug Cumpwny, or their aeeems.
In connection with the said businee..l to-
gether with all buildings. machinery. p
and improvenieIls now .on said lands no oc-
cupied and made use of as aforesaid. o r here-
ppicr during t he oed or made i hereoo for the of tpDuros bylaw of tto he
said business, .-hell be assessed Miring (he pet-
id of ten years ooutmencit,g with 1 be year 1913
at the sum of Ione Thoueand Dollars.
3. The privileges hereby granted to the said
Misner Manufacturing Cumpauy sh:.11 forth-
with cease if at any time during the said period
of ten years the said business ao to be estab.
listed +ball masa ire operations.
4. -This bylaw shall takeeffcct on tltc day of
the final passing thereof.
S. -The vote of the electors of the said to n
of Goderich shall be taken un this bylaw at I se,
same times and places and before the m-nc
deputy returning officer. as the vote of tee
said detest- for n iril-•(pal councillor- for the
ensteee year of 1413.
ar 1913.
theuh
da
Of January. \ .
-I a y
t un -il d
R o y.
atthe,wun•�il chambers. in the said weer. of
(lolerich, at tho hour of ten o clock in the L
notate the Mayer of the said corperetlou shill
appoint in writing, signed by himself, two peer- develop [ba. Maitland River. Every
eons to attend et the final summing up of the P
attend at
s
to re re eat
o snot t or its
- Atte ,fie O Commission
e clerk.De the C m P
byth;ime h
votes
each polling pla,e lr bah .1t of the prr•ons in-
tere+ted rn :.nd desirou- of promoting thi. by- ,►fives are heard from the prospect of
law. and a like number on behalf of the ser the Maitland development becomes
sons interested in road desirous of op0osirg the P
bad shape and requires overhauling,
and sowe•considerable expenditure on
the plant, is inevitable in the sear
future. The conditions. however. ate
not such as to warrant the town's
crippling itself for thirty years with
a contract for power at an extravagant
figure. There is no necessity f• r
jumping from the frying -pan into thy
tire.
• • •
"But in a few years perhaps the
Hydro -Electric Commission will de-
velop Maitland River power and give
if' to us at much lower, price than is
to be charged for Niagara power."
There is no guarantee that the
Hydro -Electric Commission will ever
This opens up another question in
connection with tie Goderich scheme.
An elaborate plan of street lighting ie
presented, but, nothing 1- -.rd ss to
what 1t will cost the tuwt,. in course
we can have as many lights as we like
if we are willing to pay for them. It
is safe to say that,the town will have
to pay a good round sum to the
Commission for the additional street
'labia on the proposed system. This
will be another burden for the already
weary taxpayer•.
If the man who uses electric light in
his residence imagines that' under the
new system his Tight will he cheaper
he is probably in Zine for a disap-
poiotwent. Coder the "Hydro(' plan
the consumer has to pay an initial
charge based upon the floor space of
his house, and in at least one case x
Goderich man bee figured out that be-
fore he gets any light at all he will b•
paying More than bin hills amount to
at pteeent. This is probably an ex-
ceptional case ; hut as a mat ter of fact
the rate for private lighting. so far as
it can be figured out beforehand. offers
no inducement to make a change from
the present system. except to some
cases where the floor-epace charge will
he comparatively light. In this con-
nection it must be reicemb.-red that
Gude,'ch. with its own electric plant.
has always had a rate that compared
favorably with those of other Ontario
towns and cities and that was consid-
erably- lower than the rates Rhee the
electric light plant was under pi ivate
ownership. The metre refit charged
in ,;(xierich hue tweh a cause of com-
plaint ; but it has already been de-
cided to do away with this charge,
which will make the rates ut,der-the
present system More favorable still.
noosing of this bylaw- .1 l lees and less distinct. One thing we
b t cot
u0'1 o
the said manic {oa
- ec
clerk of
t.
act for
s officesureof : The conte
x hibe
'ch shall at
tend [ can
r G,sten
the town f
in the town hall at ten try. 1.0 .0 forenoon the Niagara power, if accepted, will bind
on the 7th dry of Jnnuwry. 1913, W sum up the g P
pumberof vete. for and against the bylaw. the town hard and fast for thirty
Dated at the council chamber at the town of
2. - The 11th d•y of December. A. D. 1912. years. Promises of a kind have been.
C. A. RF:IU. L L. KNOX.
t leek. made, it is true ; hut any claim that
years next atter the one thereof. 1layor.
3. -Fetch of the said debentures .hall be - - the town of Goderich has upon the
signed by, the aother Mayor of the said town of (lode- TAKE NOTICE that the abuve is a true
rich or by some other per on authorised by by -
copy of a proposed bylaw which ha- been taken (lommiesion for the development oof
law to sign same, one by the treasurer thereof• into consideration. •and which wd1 be finally !the Maitland Rivet will be wiped out
and the clerk shall reel the tante with the corn. Passed by t he oo11ncil of the 1 i
mon seal of the said corporation.
4. -The said debentures. shall bear interest at
the rate of five per rent. per annum. payable
Yearly . at theotttce of the mid treasurer. and
woodshed : furnace in house : hydraulic wester
supply : good barn : young orchard : ten ncree
of bush. Convenient to church and school.
Offered at' a bargain for Immediate
Airily
e-
Airily to MRS. HA I.IDA'I . Cameron street,
or Goderich P ti
LjOR SALE --THE 1011 -ACRE FARM
1 on the 7th ro, ew.-ton of Colborne, oocu-
pled by the undersigned. is offered for sale.
Buildings inclade stnry-and-a-halt brick hour.
good bank barn and silo. and large shed.
Everethinrt In good order; farm well fenced
watered by spring creek. land all .ceded
down. In every way one of the best fauns in
the township. Situation convenient to market
towns and ( . PL 11. elation. Possession can be
given in the fall. ANDREW JiiHNor O
l'arlow P.O.
FAR![ FOR SALM-THE EAST
half of lot one In the fonrth 0000et-
eon. Eastern Division of the township of Asb
Aeld, containing 100 acres. The buildings con-
sist of atrame house and frame barn. There 1.
a small orchard. For ppaart�tt,iiccular, apply to the
undersign PRUUDFOQT. HAYS & KM -
LORAN. Ooderfeb. 13-u
FIRST -CLANS FARM FOR SALE
or to rent. lot 1. western divi-
sion. Colborne towierW 128 with first -
clams house. with modern eonveoienoes. gond
Dank barn, orchard and plenty- of water.
Farm ha. been In psalm" for ten years.
Would rent hone eeparatel) . -a pply to F. W.
McDONAOH. Carlow. not.
L'OR SALE. --100 ACRES OF LAND
1 13 miles north of the town of Seaborn.
(food cls loam, rill under cultivation: bink
barn, with cement Aeons: large femme house;
newly painted, all In good repair: well at both
taro and haver. An ideal home. Apply to
IM1881 SUSIE GOVENIO('K. Seatorth, Ont.
an )1
ARM FOR SALE.-8iXTY-PI�•E
aures. lot ls, osasassl)a- S. E. D. col br n e.
sad a tall beam. kitchen and
straw ear at k11
Allbiani
raverr
m.
saw mail
li Idles from
ill
typ�� et�ealf s uad 1 mile .A Ail
8TMINOTON~ or JOHN NOTI)
Auburn PL 0L 11-11.
�DORR SALM-THAT FiNE RiNI-,
r11d/ A]les1 mho Itrasasalns
trees • Issi ms
t�- ww. wise tie
Mama ewe WO
=end
MMe
``a
eetber
n▪ i , . NT
serer. M
ARM FOR RAL$. -MO ACREi4.
1st sNrds,,ea part. ai et west
e1�..w 1Mw s.etsresas 1 two hes
( .. .MM M sable
ehkri► 3wi" wow brisk fleas watt tar
epee sod
The ewes
brter`o •
e. -During the,-nrreney of the said deben-
ture. there shall be r Beed annually by special
rate on all the rateable property 1n the sold
town ost for the
ourpoa f paying
Goderich the the slmon"ft �dttc'\in each et
the:aid pay nR
tteasid)-ean.for DrmciP.l rad interest In re-
spect of the said debt.
R. -This bylaw -hall take effect And come in-
to operation trona and after the final passing
thereof.
7. -The vote 'of the electors of the maid town
of t;cderich shall be taken on this bylaw at the
same times And place• and before the same i AUCTION SALES.
deputy returning ntticers as the vole of the said
elector, pa
ing year of 1911
8. On Saturday. the lth day of Januar.. 1913.
at the conncil chambers 1n theG, said town of
Ooderich. at the hour of 10 o clodk In the fore-
noon. the Mayor of the Axid corporation shall
appoint in writer , e ed by himself, t en per-
Inlrllici al ity ( n
the event of the assent of :he electors being
obtained thereto, after one month fron. the
first publle at'on in The Signal newspaper, the
date of which publication was the leth day of
by its own voluntary act if it
authorizes the signing of the thirty
December- 1!1r5, and that the votes of the oleo"
years' contract for Niagara power.
tors of the said municipality will be taken The way fur the town and district to
thereon on the day and the hour- andeletters
thetein fixed. - get what. they want, and what they are
And further (eke notice that. all lea-ehnlderw entitled W, is to press for it until they
qualified under the p,ovislon- of a Edward
`it. chapter 19. section 3.14. S.S. 1. are regcired wet it, and not to accept anything else.
ten days before the day of voting to file with g
mea statutory declaration of qualification. even if labelled "just as good." To
otherwise their names will nut appear on
voter' list for such voting. ' L 1. KNOX.
Clerk.
for mnnici 1 councillors for the ensu- ' -- --
�ILEARiNG AUCTION SALE
J Or -
PETS AND ALL O1'Hkn FURNISHINGS.
oUSEHO'.0 FURNITURE. STOV IIS. ('AR-
I am Instructed by Mr. John Sargent to sell
sone to attend at the Anal aumming up ••r t by public auction at the King ti.^^••• ••mow
votes by the clerk. and one person to mired at wpqe Yaturda)-. December Lech. .ommeocing at
each pallblgplare on behalf of the per.ots in- 1:suo'clock sharp- all his household furniture
lereeted In and diinese . of promoting this by- and effect-. Everything will be sold. ma Mr.
law. and a like number on behalf of the per- `nnrent 1- leaving for Vencodver.
Roes interested In and desirous of oppo.+ing the Term. ca -h. T. GCX DRY,
panting ot the bylaw.Auctioneer.
11 -The clerk of the said municipal council of
the torn of Goderich shall attend at hie office _ - - e
in the town halt at ten o'clock in the forenoon
on the 7th day of January. 1913. to *nm up the
number of votes for and against the bylaw.
Provisionally peeed at the awuncil chamber
at the town of (loderich the 11th day of Demon -
ber. A. I). 1012. 1. 1.. RNOX.
C. A. REID.
Mayor. Clerk.
TAKE NOT,: F. that the above ie .true copy
of a proposed bylaw which ham been taken into
ooe.ideration, and which will be filially ammed
by the council of the municipalit dn tSr
event. of the assent of the electors being ob-
tained thereto) after one month from the first
pebliestton to The Star newspaper, the date
WR. 3t do of le
w the 1
of whish publication cautan t h y
(errttrer, 1911. and that the votes of the elector+
of the ,std mnnteipality will be taken thereon
en the day and the boor. and place* therein
fixed.
And further take notice that all leaseholder.
2�211111Aed under the provisions of 3 Edward
WU_ ebapter 14. sect304. S. 8. 1. are p.
attired ten day, before the day M voting to RN
with me a .tat every declaration of qualifica-
tion.
e<fk a -tion. otherwise their names will not appear 41a
the voters' Ilat for moeh vllting.
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BYLAW :10. 34 OF 1912, OF THK
TOWN OF' 000ERiCH.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CREDI-
TOR$.
iN THE MAT1LR or T111: E.r.TM or JOHN I, to
SON, LATE Or THE TowN or GODm*1 11, I S
Tug Cot -NTT 0e Ht' su1N. (4ENTLRMAN.
n2l'EA.EDL
Notice Is hereby Elven. pursuant to the Stat-
ute In that behalf. that an persons having
realm. amens; the estate of the said John law•
ion. who died ,at West Summer:and. In the
Province of Hritish Columbia. on or about the
ata dm, of I etober, A. 11. 1912. are required to
Mad by moil, prepaid, or deliver to the under
shelled. elinitorr for 1 lent Hlanobe Lawson.
of the said est Ate. on or before the
telemetry. .t. 1) 1911 their names
rosette. and a !nil eatement of their
rid the nature of the -securities 111 anyl
bt Mew.
Asa farther take notice that after said last
ants the mid executrix will proceed
se4 1"Ilests the meats et the estate amore[ the
tbsl'v1e. vlsg regard only to
.os W3 �p have se fee.
sea that she w Mt is as
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, HAYS & KI1.LORA
OeaerMa p. 0..
Hswlt.r• fer the eats matrix.
accept the contract for Niagara power
is to give away the whole claim for
Mai; land power.
When the town wanted harbor im-
provements it went after them until
it got them. the town council, the
Board of Trade and the citizens
irrespective of party politics worked
together to secure the desired im-
provement", and made out such a case
and presented the case with such force
and persistency :hat the Government
,was constrained to "deliver the
goods." And at the expense of the
Government, too ; while in this power
matter the town is not getting what
it wants and what it has a right to
have, but is being put off with a sub-
stitute for which the ratepayers them-
selves will have to pay in increased
tax hills. Even if Niagara power were
in itselt a good !imposition for Gode-
rich. it would be parr policy of the
town to accept it in lieu of a h
stetter one -and it it not necessary
to argue that the Maitland power
scheme (as presented by the engineers
of the Hydro -Electric Comtuission
itself, and hy every other engineer
who bas reported upon it) offers ad-
vantages incomparably- superior to
anything in the proposal now before
the town.
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M,kIL• saka*a'' 7�i assn.
• ♦ •
To sum it up, the results of the
adoption of Niagara power for Gode-
rich would be to Tadd largely to the
io burdens, town'a financial lr n- t0 increase
the annual tax hills; to throne away
the prospect of cheap power, and to
cripple the town industrially fur the
thirty years.
next t y
THE MISNER BYLAW.
With a fixed assessment the M1 -nor
Mfg. Co. will be encouraged to go on
with any impr•ovemmer.ts to its prop-
erty or enlargement of its factory.
and it will be a good thing for the
town if the industry should grow- to
large proportions: The concession
asked is a very reasonable one, and
1 he Signal hopes that it will be
granted. We believe it is the rule
that the best industries a town has are
those that grow up from small
beginning'.
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GODERICH SHOULD NEVER
FORA MOMENT LOSE ITS HOLD
ON MAITLANi) POWER. •
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But. euppraing there were
prospect of securing w cbesper water-
power development. it would not be
wise to accept the Niagara power
proposition without closer premie -
n*. than has yet been given it. The
pM that bemuse other towns sew
frstisAed with 0 (iaderieh ought to by
N awe tommyrot.. Of entree other
plaosa are satisfied when they flet
power at nee -hall or even nee -third of
the price which it ie proposed to
0bergs here. The limit for the
tesnsmission of K1wRe►. pogrom to M
110
SUICIDE AT WESTFIELD.
Mrs. Samuel Welsh Takes Her Life ma
C hnstinas Day.
A sad affair occurred on Christmas
morning in East Wawanosh. Mrs.
Samuel Welsh, who , lived with her
husband on the 5th concession, Ileal'
Westfield, had been in poor health for
some time, and evidently her mind he -
come effected by the trouble. On
Christmas morning. atter doing bee
usual work, she went to the wood-
shed, where she was found later hy
her husband hanging horn n beam.
When the body was taken down life
wAa extinct.
Mrs. Welsh was over sixty years , 1
age. 'There are five coni and tine
daughter, who were all away from
home.
THE SOLUTION OF THE LABOR
PROBLEM.
This is a question that has troubled
a good nl&ny people. especially the
farmers. For years different prom-
inent men have studied the lineation
with varying remake. Some give one
reason and some another. but so far
nine has succeeded inovercoming the
difficult y. - HOW many times have you
heard the farmer say he cannot get
his meriting done till 0 is almost (Ot
late. because he could not get a man.
He has it ratan one summer and lets
hint go in the fall because he hada not
enough work to keep him busy all
winter ; then bee the same trouble the
next spring. This is to a great extent
the farmer's own fault. You ask,
why The *newer i., because he rose
get enough work t.o keep his man busy
all winter, hot dove not do it. Now,
you want to know how. The answer
is. by keeping cows. The next trouble
to face ie the churning. Well. you do
not need to churn. Send your ereaen
to the Wtngham Creamerv. it is
running all winter and needs your
help. We are not fretting eno tigb tide
winter and did not expect a great
deal. but we expect more next. Do
not disappoint u. ! Now is the UM
to pet rows for next winter. Rut do
not wait until then : give us what you
have now and beep along the good
work of helping the farmer. Write
nr telephone us if roe tStoltlU rare to
mod and we will make arrangements
to collect your cream
Toe W>.D 1,i*i .
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