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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-4-24, Page 4Corsets D. & A. Corsets are leaders in perfect eon- structioo, material and workmanship. Every pair strongly made, handsomely trimmed and daintily Hoished. They at once appeal to the eye, meet tire demands of fashion, comfort and health. They are physically easy as well as fashionably perfect. They are pliant. Give correct carriage and graceful pose, boning unruetable. Always buy D. & A. they are here 50c, (10c. SSc, 11.0)1, $1.25, 11.50 and 112.00. Gloves Wren buying Silk Gloves, ask for Kayser. No Silk Glove like them. to fit and wear; double anger tips in every pair. We have them En 2 to 16.button leogtbs and at prices 50c to 11.2x, Lisle Gloves, at prices 25c, 35c and 500, in black, white, colors and opera shades. Parasols Bought your Parasol? No! Then you are in luck, for we have got some values here that would make spy lady glad she hadn't bought. Direct from the makers, made for this season's wear. Dressmaking We want to call your special attention to our Dressmaking Rooms over the store. where you can get. your Dress, Suit, Coat or Skirt made in the most up-to-date style. Mn. Carter has few equals and no superiors in the Dressmaking busi- ness. NVork done promptly. 4 LvagLrr. Aram a 111111 i fi IE TOWN N COV NCIL A LARGE GRIST OF PETITIONS FOR SIDEWALKS. 0. F Mamlins's Proposition in Connec- t on with the Canning Factory - Town to Furnish Water and Light tor, the Military Camp-Counci Waists to See Prices on Hydro Sup plies. The regular meeting of the town council was held ou Friday evening. All the members weir present except Deputy Reeve Clark. The following pet itiouef.0 bid tea Atka, were presented : Wellesley :street, west side, from Lighthouse street to Br itauuia road: Newgate street. north side, Hau,il- ton street to Albert street. Nelson street, north side, 'Waterloo street to Maitland road. Bruce street, south side, North rti ret to Cambria road. Elgin avenue, notth side. Essex street to Cambria road. Elgin avenue, south side, Victoria street to South street. -inglt•ses street. so,tth side. North street to Cambria road. Anglesea street. south side. North street to Maitland rued. Anglesea street. north side. Not Lb street 10 Victoria street. Stanley street, east side. Kitg.ton street to Elgin avedur. St. Davids street. n.uth side. Albert street to Kingston street. Britannia road, north side, Norfolk sweet to Toronto street. Waterloo street. teat side. Ne'.,on street to Britannia road. Soutb atreet wast side, Britannia road to Blake etisrt. H. J. Morris. who we,. 'sponsor her one of the ♦ng terra street petitions, addressed the council and mid he was quite in agrernwtt with the other petition. asking for the construction of the walk as far as Camra is road. Mr. Mortis also took occasion to ask the council to do sane grading on Anglesr a street. Petitions for Sewers Petitions for sewers were sub- mitted er follows : Wilson street, from Britannia road to Thornes street. , Cameron street, from Britannia r cad to Blake street. Lighthouse street, from Wellington street to Wellesley street. Wellington street, from Britannia road to Elgin avenue. • Building Permits. Applications for building permits THE star. ars : GODERICH ONTARR were received follows : David Brow , for extension et rear of his store on the square. F. E. Bingham, alterations to former Huron hotel building. Nailer Hewn. two-story and base- ment brick -veneered residence on North street, west side, between A. M. Pulley's and Wm. Coats'. W. J. Carter. two-story brick -ven- eered house on South street. W. E. Kelly, automobile show -room nn St. lndrew's street, one story hi b. These applications were referred to the chairman of the tire committee with power to act. An application from Chas. C. Lee for permission to place a five-barel gasoline tank under the sidewalk in front of hiertot-e, with a pump at the edge of the sidewalk, fur the supplying of motor cars, was referred to the pub - Gr works committee. An application from George Newell for permission to cut down a tree in front of his place in East street war referred to the chairman of tbe public works couiwitteteaod the chairman of the parks committee. The request cf Geo. Huggins, of the Lyric Theatre, for the transfer of the lieeose for his moving picture show to the new premises now being prepared for him in the Huron block. war granted. On request of A. M. Robertson. the Toa n Football League was given per- mission to use Victoria fart for their games. The matter of levelling the grounds was referred to the parks com- mittee, with power to act. Canning Factory Proposition. A proposition from D. F. Hamlink in cunnectionwith his canning factory protect was referred to the special committee. Mr. Hamlink requests a loan of $1U,UOO—$5,000 thin year and 15,UIIlJ next year. A ecpy of a letter from the Ontario Hydro -electric Power Commission to the local water and light commission. with reference to the ordering of material for the installation of the power plant here, was read, and a motion was passed requesting the Power Commission to submit prices for approval of the council before the material is ordered. The cemetery and parks' committee reported Bowe improvemects made at the cemetery and reported also that arrangements had been made with George Laithwaite for a supply of shade trees at 24c. each in the bush. The report was adopted. Road Machine Co. Siding. The pubtie works committee re- ported as follows : In the matter of the petition of the American Road Machine Co. for a railway siding to their factory, your co,nrnittee recommend that the Com- pany be ootitied that we cannot accede to the terse oI the petliiut), bot that we are willing to meet the Copnpwty ;Id rodeavor tocowwto erran$eweste ore acceptable to the cuuucil. In tbe matter of the letter from the Bank of Commerce, Chatham, with reference to [anal payment aro sewer ('retract with the Tarlitbte Paving & Construction Co., your committee rucowweod that if the *ewer is fouod to be in good condition now by the engineer, after examination. and everything satisfactory. the emotion retained on the contract be paid. Vntir COwwittee also recuninrend that some weans of collecting and dis- posing of ashes and garbagebe de- vised and instituted by the oncil. That the step. at the foot of Writer loo street be renewed under tbe super- vision of the public works ccwrnittee. The report ivies adopted. Special Committee's Report. The special committee recommended that the newejl pay the membership tee of $15 to the Union of Canadian Municipalities, and that a bylsw to grant a fixed seseesmeut of 120,000 to the Guuerich t trgen Co. for a term of ten years be submitted to the rate - pavers at the exp.oee of the Company. There was some discussion over the additiou ofa third clause to the corer utittee.report. in connection with the supply of water and light fur the mili- tary camp this year. Reeve Mun- uinga wanted to have the expenditure for this purpose restricted to $500, but oe s division be was sit only try Councillors Young and Lattbwaite. The council agrees to furnish wales and Tight for the camp free of charge. the report of the committee being adopted with this addition. A motion in. favor of installing a more adequate fire abut° system wee adopted. The chairman of tbe market ccm- mittee wee authurtr d to have a load- ing platform Molt at tb. t.. 1. R. cattle yields at a oust of ilo or i12. Mr. Richmond. rrpreaeettag phe Bell Telepbowe l.'o.. was ps+essst to confer with • the council with ref- erence to the request ,,Bads of the cool patsy that the wires en the stare be placed u•deiner•und. Mr. tend to persuade the council to t edify its stand in the erecter. and omen • preposition by which the tows would pay about 11.000 as compensation to the company for the teas involved. • Tse council passed a oetion repeat- ing the request that the Belt(.osepany remove its poles rod wir•eo from the Square. A bylaw to borrow $10,1100 for cur- rent expenses was read three ,Ines and passed. Ez-Reeve Taylor, of axe r, was Maresent and on the invitation of the yor addressed the council briefly. He expressed his pleasure in the prog- ress which Goderich was making and hoped it would go on to continued BACK- ACITIL3 N yea hate* Backache yes low Amass. 1f you Backache it will deretst scrambler wane --Bright s Bier ems ee Diabom. Ther bp no see rubbing and doctoring year back. Gee ,h. kidneys. Thais ie any ace kidney medians bet k rises Backache every tisse•- Dodd's Sidney Pills Prosperity and he an ornament to the county of Heron. Mr. Taylor's remarks were warmly applauded by the councillors. The meeting then adjourned. u Ike AM YOUR !LOOM BOY MOO/ i! C��Y ts t is eke geed aruik Stain Sur .1 ki4s of Floors, Ftleilfe & W.Siwerk Easy ss sppty.,- 13 aim Mai. b Carynisrabwsm Co, Meow ARGON HOLDER FREE Pura' Sti•Co . d6ris's rfs,ri•s► tar we aI i!Y Gir hall Boor rf�wn„r FOR SALE BY Howell Hardware Co., Ltd. A FEW OF fHE ELECTRIC FIXTURES Manufactured by RICE -KNIGHT Limited See Display in Window at Chas. Lee's Hardware These fixtures together with other lines of brass goods made by this Company should be manufactured in Goderich- and will be if yo,u Vote for the Bylaw May 3rd The business has been established for five years. Every year the annual sales have increased. Electric fixture sales for March, 1913, were $1500.00 greater than Febru- ary, 1913. Thirty-five employees are now on the pay -roll. R -K goods are now favorably known throughout Canada. The business is not a new venture—but has grown year by year --.end has now outgrown our present factory. We can easily double our present output with a larger factory and in- creased staff. The goods manufactured are in demand and are staple lines sold in every town in Canada. The town of Goderich will have ample security to cover the guarantee we ask. Other Towns are securing new factories every year. OODEPICH needs more THB RICE -KNIGHT BYLAW IS ENDORSED BY Factories have built up towns like: Stratford Berlin Galt Guelph Brantford Peterboro More Factories will do the same for Goderich THE O#DERICH BOARD OF TRADE. =="1-"""-"""••10 II THE COLBORNE STORE Floor' overins new stock this spring in Linoleums, Oilcloths and Rugs. We carry Nairn's Scotch -made, the best in the world and some of the best Can- adian -made, 2, 3 and 4 yards wide, 5o and 55 cents a square yard. Oil- cloths 1 11, 2 and 24 yards wide, 3oc a square yard. RUGS This is our first season for rugs, therefore our stock is new and the best that can be had for the prices we are asking. Window Draperies in Bungalow nets in white, ecru and Paris shades, 15c, 2oc, 25c, 3oc and 35c a yard. Bungalow Curtains in sets from 95c to $3.00 a pair, 2i and three yards long. Scrims in plain, medallion, colored patterns, 15c to 35C a yard. In stock now the largest stock of window curtains and draperies we ever showed. Silks We have just added to our silk stock • large shipment of :t# -o 35 -inch widths in plain blue, tan. brown, black and a few pieces of he new brocade in tan and blue; 35 inches wide.. These brocades are very new this season. Pure silk Shantung., 31 inches wide, in blue, tan and natural. They are great value at 11.00. Dress Goods The best are here in the newest makes and at popular prices -00e, 85c, 90c, 11.110, *1.2S. 11 50. Our leaders are serge*, whipcords, diagonals, santoys and poplins. We are fearless to guaran- tee our offerings in these goods. No better cloths and no better price* tq be found anywhere. We carry much the same makes inblack. with the addition of pauawas, voiles, silk eolieours, broads and venetian*. Dress Trimmings A big assortment of Trimmings in colon to match our Dress Goods. Come here if you want the, best and cheapest Trimmings to be found, quality considered, A lot of specials in black. Prints No wetter pace to buy your print. than at this store. Pnces 10c and 121c- Crest Brand is not equalled in the trade at 124c. Superior cloth and sheolute colon and full print width, 32 inches. Ginghams In stripes and small and large checks, Scotch and English makes. A reliable cloth and depend . able colors. Prices 10c, 124c and 15c. Buy your Gingham. here and be safe. J. H. COLBORNE II 1 LEEBURN. TUESDAY, April 22nd. Locate.--Seedingiand house-cleaning is the order of the day Miss Laura Lautenslayer was home from Goderich over Sunday Miss 1. Williams, of the G. C. 1., spent the week -end at home Harry Barker, of Goderich, epent Sunday with bis friend Ed, Law - SOD R. Foley visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Foley, on Sunday. Elmer Lautenslayer left on AVedneeday for Collingswood. where he has taken a position Mr. and Mrs. JaP. Gordon, of Goderich, are visit- ing friends here at present Mrs. Harper and daughter, Miss Verna, have returned totheir horn.! at Ham- ilton atter a month's visit with the former a daughter. Mn. Geo. Gliddon. . The W. F. M. society will meet at the home of Mrs. G. Gliddon on NVednesday afternoon. DEATH of H. ZOSLL.SR.-On Sun- day morning Henry 7.oellner died at his borne. He had been in failing health all winter and had been con- fined to his bed for the last month. His wife died last August. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. McDonald, Goderich • Mrs. Jones, Amherstburg, and Mrs. Geo. McLeod at home. The, funeral takes place today to Colborne cemetery. NILE. Ttr.RDAT. April '22nd. James Moreland has shingled his house and built a wire fence along the road. Chas. Stewart has reshingled his barn, which suffered from the heavy windstorm ou Good Friday. The farmers are very busy prepar- ing for seeding. Miss Annie McIntyre, an old resi- dent of Colborne, died recently at De- troit, Russel Potter is helping Geo. Ash- ton with the seeding. 1111. 0011 hl'H't ' Ws re CLEANEST. enwtEST. .ae Scar NOW DYr, o., c.o s.7 --way yo. 4.at wr Imre . . boom. .a.i KIND of Cloth yew Good. era meed. .r. --s. Mortar No I.q.Wete. Mod for Fre* Color ford. Seery Booklet. rd ee.ei.r striae ,...hr of Drip, over olio, .n:ert. The JONN*OT-RiCrtARDeON CO., IN..d. re.er.r. Cr..d.. ICE CREAM The most delicious flavors, with the best and purest Cream, serv- ed at the BALMORAL CAFE- Or- ders by telephone for Ice Cream in bulk or in bricks attended to promptly. TelePhone 64. F. E. BURDETTE CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, ONT. The beat practical training school in t)ntarto. Three depe :menta. Comm, Mal. Shorthand and Telegraphy. AI: 000raei are thorough and piectioat. Teachers are ascertained and grad. Sate* are placed In positions. We give individual attention and .talenta may enter at any time. Write for oar tree catalogue at blue. D.AL. McLLCHLAS . Principal. Machinery Ma sey-llarriSShop HAMILTON STREET is the place to buy your Machinery, Buggies, Wire Fencing and Bone Black Fertilizer. Just received - a con- signment of Canada Car- riage Buggies, also of Grays (Chatham), and sonic from Mount Forest. A car of Bone Black Fertilizer just in ; also 3000 rods of the Frost Fence. In the Spring Time Brighten your house with a few new pieces of Fur- niture. Please hear in mind that you can secure High- grade Furniture at right Woes at this store. Whether you are furnishing an entire home, ening up a room. or purchasing only • ingte piece, we should like to have you call sod see what we can do for you. G EO. HOH MEIER ROBERT WILSON The Square, Ooderlch 'Phone No. S9 Ascot for Nosdbelen.r Pianos.