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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-7-24, Page 1bee let /ill tusiner lied and king yarn, 0 a hand for • both d, and m 'or cash or WE 4 Dress ecord- Penty- r their Ging- es for ,ubted • kable win - sale Loney. 1 this et an cry 1 the eared must n we s for Mat- ce of it its Ip . dif- fe.n July LOB week a innate, i1 -made I wear. lining. ,80 50 1 white "neatly aet Use theme ▪ i11As ye iris ie by nainew •e team ales to naker's rte set 01.00 alT rot res YiL*5-Nw saes J O B PRINTING executed promptly aid well by The Signal's printers. livery under, larh. or small, receives careful attention. Its tiwstes giveo if desired. GODKRICH. THURSDAY, JUL24, 1913 THE Morsel. Pare 1 !NO CO.. eta.. rOBLIS11111141 TIIE STERLING BANK ;OF CANADA SAVE, because— No. 7 The ability to read and write is not more impor- tant than the ability to save a portion of the in- _ome regularly. This applies equally to you and your Lhildren. Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto Goderich Branch—ANDREW PORTER, Manager A SUtiiGEtiTION FOR THE LADIE>S.IAN ERRATIC PEOPLE To tee Meter et The Blies • Bin,—Os two occasions very re- cently the idea baa been publicly, sug- gested of a united effort to beautify Oodericb. This is a very commend- able idea, said I want to suggest that this is a work for the ladies of Oode- ricb. In many towns st tbe present time an organization called the ladies civic league is accomplishing wonder- ful remittal in getting the co-operation of all the citizens in cleaning up. We find the ladies can get work done much more cheaply and secure a fuller co-operation than tbe men folks. CONSTANT READER. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE That beautiful Residence belonging to the Estate of the late Mrs. Haw1es..Ituated on the soutb-west corner of Church and Nelson streets - For particulars apply to A. G. NISBET Real Estate -Insurance Agent eFF1t F. NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, GODRRiCH PHONES : OFFICE 'XI : HOUSE 150. P.O. Box 384 PEIKOIr & CLEVELAND N kVIGATION Co. STEAMER CiT\ OF DETROIT Ii. FOR VALEINA- C ISLAND Monday', 7 p. m. lE til one way $5-00 round trip. FOR DETROIT Saturdays, 7 a. m. et (I one way Sri 50 round trip. WATER AND LiGHT OUIN- KNOWN. Wale, Raw for haltear settles arc 11 an now des Ten per esu( win be allowed off os paydsara p to July 1S As a number .ppsrssty nave overlooked the neymest et water rates the Commtmtoo has *e Isd to own- tinge xo-.nue to allow the dfsosant ea the haif- itst cite- until July 3114, but positively 0o longer All In arrears are warned t0 pay up. as fond. ere untruth- nreied lust now mod all n•iag fawn E.,rates without wean armngtd for Sams an »gassiest to call and settle. Hours for Lana opsics aro 1 . m. to L p. m. ( W. T.BURNEY. A-s2RAITON, f/ t'hsirmae. Treemrsr. X L1STATE AND PRIVATE �i Ft NIA invested on fleet mortgage security without charge. Six and a halt per tent- Apply TKBBUTT, Seep tato R'dg.. Hamilton. Oct F.---.--.. WEST WAWANOSH i. FIRE INSURANCECO. SITUATIONS VACANT. IVANTED.--A GOOD GENERAL V servant. MRS. A. FARROW, Water too street. WANTED.—TWO GIRLS FOR ausdry work. Apply to MRS. NEWELL, east area TEACHER WANTED. -FOR S. S. No. A Colborne : duties to commence asONstnr 1.1911 Apply. stating salary and uaYfeaiens, to J. J. MOSER. Secretary. - el-tt ARE THE DOUKHOBORS AS MR. SALLOWS DESCRIBES THEM. A Visit to the Settlement at Verigin—A Lolborne Township Man Who Has Done Well in the West- Implement Manufacturers Do an Immense Business—Mr. Sallows' Final Let- ter on His Western Trip. Weyburn Notes. (FromTin Financial Post.l Mr. E. V. Campion, of Weyburn. says that central property during the first half of the present year bas advanced in value. Up to • month ago the amount of buying was lees than normal, but at the present time there is A gradual increase. Of dwell- ings there is a great scarcity. and at the present moment could rent fifty if they were built. Rent. are firm. Building under construction is badly needed. Payments area little slow on agreements of sale and mortgages. Out of 100 I have eight outstanding The selling of outaids sub -divisions has no doubt helped to bring on the present local financial stringency, but all inside property in Western cities is not declining in value. Our firm sold 884.000 of property in the past ten days. which shows that the public have faith in investing in good inside prop- erty. AUCTION SALES. WEDNESDAY. Jely MIL -Auction .ale Of de - .treble property and contents of tbe hour•. be- longing to the Henry Hotton Estate, oommenc- tne rt 1 o'clock p. m. PHILIP HOLT and C. A. Natio. executors,THOM.ut 61.-YDRY, auction- eer. SATURDAT. August 2nd. Clearing auction sale of fancy goods, toys.glarware. household furniture and famishing& oommencins at o'clock sharp : the property of MRI. Ysrt:tt CAMPBEI. L. Hayfield, Trio's AO GUNDRT. anc- uoneer. WANTED. — AN INFLUENTIAL srm or woman with some spare time and s large circle of acquaintances to JL intro eModenrrrepresentative to connan ection bZrpDetsemen. MANY, t ant. Toroeto. 034t. !OR SALE OR TO RENT FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN. -ONE et the best bald, sew brisk boner in ssdertoh• Good location. Every enaventsoos• Ease tarn 1 HOMA8 01.7hDR7- R SALE.—A BUILDING LOT Newgate street. Apply to F. J. P RWD L1OR SALE.—A NINE -ROOMED 1 honer with two Iota. on EMs street need heprsotsee. or ROpply BERT YOL O. 5 ti avenue. L OR BALE. -ON MRS. M. Ht'TCH- 1' lanai propene. stable and cosohboer imitable hePr gsre a or stable. to be removed tdssee ova hare pa•rorion at onoe- Teems moderate. POR SALE OR TO RENT.--TEN- 1: Coarse ]lest on Braes strert. with bate sed dam: new hat air furnace. Apply to WILLIAM EILPATBJCK. Ooderiob. 5a -it 11 OUSE TO LET.—ON NEWOATE 11 stmt. next to Mr. B. Allen a. Modern essveniessse. Stay be lospeoted at any time - � sa August Apply to MISS BEAU- LIOMT, Market strest. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. We have for sale about thirty town rota peers tanking tram $30 =mania, also three Mse sad other dwellings sods few farms. DFOQT, HAYS t KILLOR AN, Nide- ebb Oat leaf VOR SALT? —LARGE DOUBLE 1 DOOM* os lot Ma Want street ; aim east half of 1.t 35L Arthur street, OadrteS. A pply to MISS DU LL West surest w submit to J. 8. HewioNS, 7!1 Mete amass S. W.. earth Edmiston. eases. s. *01. One of the best in the Prov- ince. Fined rate of aseesenseats Live Stock insured at its fell value whether on the farm or not. No trouble to make adjust - R. MciLWAiN, Nile. Agent for Colborne. - r._w!` A.r. eases. 7.-„,..,,,,,,,„ NOTICE - q AKE memos THAT ANY any timbers'.�wow lisirr 10 1 (*twin ted. 11 West 1.Iway awe. iss+ec•n TROm, IIIIMIRILS. Trews. IasirsnMe,him R ISO. STAR -COVE LINE ETR. HURON lcsstsss YsdsslsA POR YVI/l' writ. MUM MOIL. Ha Nasse Muni -M -. Res. Tosses. et e A se. POR post WOW Otlw. hull 1. 'MUM) al OLAVILARD. PdMSY et It J. w CRAMS. qg� sl�� ... pOR SALE iA geed IN.we good reuse belting stz tree Hasa QoaAt+, one mile from school- Pwsrloa this hill wYl sell ata very teawe- W e IMAM arta scan payment down, or rill esdis.gs tor tow. peseertr. A saw Erase Heels mean acres of reenter eels within use Ills s the Square: for $1.11111. star p.ysseta Two geed Islet Hooves. gest clue in may n ewest, win be sold at mach lees tae. it weoY eget to baits Mem Is : ass ss cud fur sale e teems : one Aso, sw (loderich e gea.�etassea and ewe . etrw year. :611 E1rni,L PROPERTY FOR iL Ai.L1 -TM w4 dear lot.. lrsoet west Osmium as�1>•tu rentate'>ott• Good seeders eM yeaas bre with brisk boom �yss ygleiia l� T. ANTED R. R. Bellows, who arrived home a Low days ago tram the West, bee hand- ed The Signal the following letter. It is a conclusion to the series wbich be wrote wbile on his tour of the Prairie Provinces. DOSITION WANTED.—A WiDOW 1 with one child wishes a position as house- keeper. Apply at THE SIGNAL OFFICL M ARM HELP AND DOMESTIC rSKRYANTB-Pessoe• ntrlss farm help shoat apply at care to W1 IAM MotiVIL- LIN. Doenisfoo Government Employmeat Ascot, 8L Helene, Out Orders left with H. D. WOODel 8t. Heiser Oat, will receive prompt Ma Mims. Vittf LOST OR FOUND "My next stooping place after Imre- ng Prince Albert was southeast of here. on the C. N. R., at Verigin. It in that community that a num- ber of the Doukhobor, have settled, ut their leader, Peter Verigin, be. in- uced about 4,000 of them to trek to British Columbia, where a new settle- ment has been formed. These people live in villages or communities in much the wine style -as the Russian does in his native land. This man Verigin to whom I have referred w. the chief man among them at first, but to recent years a number have thrown off his yoke and are now classed as 'Inde- pendents.' The Doukhobor is subject toattacks of strange famatical emotions. Just a few days before I reached Veri- gin seven women and nine wen weut out of the village about a mile, stripped tbemselves of all their clothing, and consigned it W the flames, along with what money they had. They then started on a 'pilgrimage' to the town, but the news of their approach reached Verigin ahead of them and the police wsgbstrate took immediate step* to intercept their marcb. Several special constables were sworn in and the gang was rounded up some distance outside the village. They were placed in a barn until clothing was found fur them, after wbich they appealed in court and were sentenced to six months in the penitentiary at Prince Albert. I believe that the strongest objection which the Canadian settler h. to the Doukhobors is their unwillingness to mix with English-speaking people. They resist practically all efforts to be Oanadianized by living together in small communities aced having no dealings with more civilized neigh- bors. "As to the country in this district, I might say tbat the bilis excellent and the crops looked fine. "There also is & email settlement of Galicians near Verigin. These people are making good and engage largely in mixed farming. They live in log huts thatched with heavy prairie grass which look very picturesque. "My next place of call waa at Dauphin. This is a large town of about 4,500 population in the centre of a good country just north of the Riding Mountains- I met Mr. T. Bogie. an old Colborne boy. When he landed in the West twenty yeah ago he had nothing. However, success favored him and in time he was able to purchase a quarter -section at 14 per acre. It is now worth 815,000 and with all his live stock his estate is now valued at 030,- 0110. Readers of The Signal in Col- borne township will be pleased, I am sure. to read of his good fortune. t is b d LOST.—ON THE ROAD TO BEN - miller. a braes motor temp. Finder will pians hetero W Int HUNTER. LOST.—ON MONDAY. JULY 21trr, somewhere on the Huron road, a vest- rockehavt kng aiak ad two •Bat�sseerlt nets.en o l Finder please leave at THE SIGNAL OF- FICE. agencies in the West can thus be gathered. ••R.gatdicg the tightoese of money in the West much blame bar been pieced on the real estate men and the business roma wbo have borrowed money, not to invest in tbeir basi- neasee, but to gamble in real estate. A bank inspector informed met hat the present situation Das been brought about by the wholesale speculation In real estate sod that the problem this tall would be the securing of cash enough to handle the crop which is at present so promising. There are others, of course, who did nut credit the real, estate men with the blame, but consider that the Bslkan war is re.poosibie for the very unsatisfactory condition of the money market. Just at this junctura I might repeat the advice I offered in a previous letter. Any person in Ontario who purposes investing in Western real estate, espe- cially in town Iota, should see what he is getting before be bands over hie money to tbe agent. "Another piece of information which I received impressed me very mm h and 1 pass it on to the readers of The Signal, trusting that they, too, may see the import of it. I have it on good LOST. -A LEATHER SUITCASE with the 1.1(1.is G. H- W. on tt Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at HOTEL BEDFORD. QTKAYED ONTHE PREMISES OF ra rMandemfssed.lot is. Huroo road. Gode- rich township. ayearling rteer. The owner is requested to prove property and pay all ex - pewee. BERT HOLM3. e QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES OF 1.3 lee nederuigeed. tot 7. concession 9. Ash - Sold, two yees01isg calve.. The owner is re, que RLEY. prove property and paten expes•ms.SPX J. laOs BALL• -PI V s ACRES of L' bud. pmt e1 hg t la oB'. - Cinema IllarameMr eM ratial#eitLW8 e FOR SALE. Tf AMAOED WHEAT 1J I have a small quantity tit otdamaged wheat. Thio l be offered cheap for quick sale. 1f in need of any see It at once. July M. 1913 P. T. DEAN°Mer. } PUBLIC NOTICE. WARNING. - BICYcLtBTe are warted not to sidewalka in any part et the town nae on_peril a i oeeostlon. CHIEF OF POLICE. WHO OWNS STREETS? DIFFERENCE OF OPINION' HET WEEK COUNCIL AND BELL CO. A Lively Incident at Last Regular Meet- ing eeh ing of the Town Fathers—Civic Holiday Date Unchanged—Agree- ment with Sidway Mercantile Co. Completed. It was a united family which gathered around Ma or Reid in the council chamber on Friday evening. Everymember of the council was in his ace. H is W orsb i p reported that the agree- ment with the Sidway Mercantile Co had been executed, with some minor alterations, and the factory was typic being operated. Tbis'is the company that has taken over the Wheel Rigs factory. The council gave formal approval THE CANADA TEMPERANCE 1 ACT. Public notice is hereby gives to all whom It may oases= the� under and by virtue of the Canada Tem txr+ioe Ad. It S. C. chapter 155 will he deposited In the Miro of the g of the Calamity d Hume at the Court esus In the Town or Oodorlch In the said Oeanty on the feta day ef July, 1913, for pee & by any wean a. provided by the said � annotion sddesssmid to the Boesebie t►* et State for the Dominion et Os. - de embed a petthe ition to the His Cla- ris b Crewel is the Foram A to the odd Ast, to whish an .ppe.dmid the Menetm*. of tan ssdrsigsed and others ootteNtutiag at team ss►4arta is amebae of an the seaters to rami say Cossey of errs, to the *Abet that the Mowsthereof desire that o Meows be t u theraidsW Art for Ebnyainerelie said petition the Winging tate tree 1.thes a �y mid Csiestp et Muss of Part I1. et Ns sail Art. present epplicatito would be gran ted. R. G- R.ynolde, president of the Goderich Musical Society, applied for the usual yearly grant of MI toward* the maintenance of the town band. Referred to finance committee. At the request of �•be water and ligbt commission. it was ordered that the sum of $2,000 be pieced to the credit of the commission. A commt�iaceticn was received from the sectetaPy of the Board of Trade, inviuog the members of the council to attend a special meeting of the Board on July 24th. and proffering the co- operation of the Board in the council's efforts for the advancement of the town's interests. It was ordered that a suitable acknowledgment be sent to the Board of Trade. The council then discussed the ez- pected visit of the toaster masons of Detroit and the manlier in which they should be entertained. Finally the special committee was eutp.,weied to make the arrangements. Councillor Vanatter with.lrew his notice of motion with reference to chor- date he date of the civic holiday. He had intended to propose that it should be on Monday instead of Wednesday ; FIFTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. A field of fall wheat on the farm of Philip Rundle. Harm Road, presents a splendid appearance. Tbe wheat hes- been u been cut and the field ins thickly studded with the golden -colored stooks. Mr. Rundle estimates it will yield over fifty bushels to the acre. The grain is a beautiful sample. authority that the Bible is being di'- of the alterations made in the agree- tributed in the four Western Provinces 'tient. in .sixty-three different languages. Tbe placing of $2.5,00) insurance on If Canada is to take her place the factory was left with the Mayor in the front rank of the world nations. and clerk. what a huge problem confronts the A petition for a sewer on St. An - churches and all educational institu- drew's street, from Hamilton to Nel- tions in the building up and in the son street, was ,referred to the clerk maintaining of the highest standards and engibeer for a Import. of citizenship. Are they not entitled J, W. Thomas applied for a permit to the most loyal support of all true for a refreshment booth in Harbor Canadians in theiretfort to create good Park on the day* of the Hensall excur- citizens : sion July S3. and the Blyth excutsioo, "In conclusion I might say for the July 30. The privilege was granted at benefit of Signal readers in the West 3 a day. that any statements I have made are Applications from the Bell Tele - the results of my own observations phone Co. for permission to place and of the information I obtained from tbeir pole* and wires on certain streets reiiable sour ccs as to actual conditions. led to a rather lively incident. The I ani not a 'knocker.' I believe there streets in question were Wellesley is a rand future in store for the West street (from Elgin avenue to Britannia and if any of my remarks are inter- road) and Bruce street ,,from North pretedss pessimistic I have simply to street east). - say that the fault lies not with the J. F. Gibson, district agent of the country but with the business metbods Bell Telephone Co., was present, and of its citizens." Reeve Munnings put it up to him to A SENSATION AT BAYFIELD. explain why the Company was not carrying out the agreement mate Two Goderich Boys and a Clinton Girl with inMreRgad to t oof the Bell Com- Twopane, in regard to the placing under - Make a Heroic Rescue grol1nd of the wires on the Square. There was nearly a tragedy at Hay- Mr. Gibson read a telephone mes- field on a�ionday afternoon of tbie sage he had received from head -office week, involving the lives of three boys to the effect that twee would be donee wore of wort n the the and a girl among the summer colony Sq there. Graham and Jim Roes (sons of councillors thought that if Mr. Gib - Rev. Geo. E. Ross. of Oodericb ). aged son cnuid get an assurance of this kind respectively fourteen and thirteen there vt,as nothing to prevent the year., and Margaret McTaggart, of Company from sending a similar as - Clinton. aged fourteen, played the surance to the council ; but. Reeve part of heroes and heroine in saving Munnings said, the company had not another from drowning. The three. even answered letters from the towo wbo are all good swimmers, were in clerk for some time. the lake for their daily swim and with Councillor McClinton moved, sec- tbem a boy of fifteen wbo is visiting ended by Councill-r Young, that the Bayfield this week and wbo could not Bell Company be allowed to place swim a stroke. This boy got beyond poles and wires on the streets mem- his depth, In seven or eight feet of tioned suhject to the pleasure of the water, and disappeared beneath the council. outlet*. grabam Ross went to the Mr. Gibson objected. This was - of rescue, but before be could reach the 'what the Cowpany wanted at all. He struggling boy the latter bad gone claimed that the Company through down the seeood time. As his hand its Federal charter already bad the appeared again Graham grasped him right to go on these streets. The by the arm and made for the shore, councillors denied any such right. but the drowning bad caught lerahsm The company under its charter had the around the neck sod being much privilege of running a trunk line heavier carried him to the bottom. through the town, but otherwise bad With a desperate struggle Graham no rights except Chore 'given by the broke loose and came to the surface. municipality. with the other boy still clinging to him, Nr. Gibson then played his high however. Margaret McTaggart then card. He was instructed, he said, to grasped the drowning boy. but at the inform the council that if the permis- .ame moment he caugbt hold deeper- *ion to use these streets were not given "In the disposal of farm machinery lately of both Graham and Margaret the Company would take the matter In the Prairie Provinces the man who and all three went under. Then Jim of the underground wiring before the sells the implements to the farmer is Roes, who was on the shore and at Railway Commission and ask that the not the person wbo makes the colli..- first thought the three were only play- town be directed to pay half the cost tions. Frequently whoa a man tan- fog in the water, realized the situation of the work. not make his payments kis property is and plunging in swam to Margaret's At this point His Worship led seised. Sash conditions have been rescue, bringing her after a bard down the Bell man sharply. "lemma remedied kr Alberta by aa enactment struggle to shallow water. Graham not talk to the council In that way. wt the last sitting of the Legislature. was still holding the otber boy and He was trying to use "the big stick.•" As 1 understand this new law the farm- soapy succeeded in getting him It was an insult to the council. Some er u protested considerably- When ashore. However, it was as moth as of the councillors made remarks along be buys a lot of harm machinery the the three could do to drag themselves the same line, sod for a minute or two manefaetarisg oempeey ran col- b.yood the water's edge. Fora halt- there was electricity in the air. islet at amend of eseb year only tea hour they lay oa the sand in a state of Mr. Gibson said be had not intended per eget of the umpead balance of the exhaustion. It was a close call. to be offensive, and Mr. Porter. amount, ho .dditloa to lutenist, ate., °rehear and the other boy my that local ssana�er for the Company, nese of his s,em.ees an he seised. when tDey were at the bottom tb.y and Dr. (Tamar, wbo is one 'of "That the imj e�-t msulufaeWring .,id not expect ever to teach shore those who desire tolpQbooe connection, oompaMMs have a etopeadoue task to Only the strong swimming of Gra addremed the connefl and urged the wdeavosing t• the Wed with sed Margaret prevented a terrible sdsissb4IIty of greeting the spplia- I whichI obtain Is a to the si fi s of tra�+dy 11055 in order that residents of the town wkfeh 1 obtained as to the business of lie berolc girl Is a daughter nt mit be se000toodated• deter - fa peg tom fee use was lest yuee. George of Clinton. The The cossefI, however. was ilii. April.) the Deeds* Oiepssy M Raw families occupy alined to bold the Compeoy stripped d10 gals of f tato tssigb ng cottager at Barfield for L aged en emotion of Reeve thePrairie Provisos.1:W a with the anomer. unninge and Councillor Vanatter . We take a Mat.ssget ehtmbd Moth Graham. and Jim lines are resolution was peeped to the effect eros anther enures, that at the pps1is►► sisobere of the aedsrich Boy Roosts. that as fleen se the Bell Orenpany duly est base In t be fibres Plee.ne.s plat's settled the tows that the poles and MR. A H WALKER, 0,11.000.003 ef 11000100181111 For soesetitam esus eyeshot fa br4ek *oriel wires would M removal from theignetaae ie . leo ergs. tr riles'*. 'Phase Squats ta by Itt.dance with the bond er 0117- WW)1*g Munk. MO. wedeln vexed, esslMtei the tows. tbe Oneopsers "The Riding Mountains are a range of hills of considerable length and abort thirty miles in width. They ere well wooded, and, strange to say, arainfall is often reported in the mountains when none falls on the adjoining prairie. Last autumn the section of country in wbich Mr. Bogie lives was visited by a storm that w. most severe in its results. Through Mr. Bogie's farm there ruoe a stream, the bed of which is ten feet lower than the level of his farm. A heavy rain tante while the grain was in the stook and caused the stream to over- flow its banks to such a degree that the grain was swept away. Many sheaves were lodged in the branches of trees farther down the stream and neatly of them were still there when I visited the place a few weeks ago. To cause this destruction the water must have risen about fourteen feet Mr. Bogie lost all his crop with the exception of what he bad in stacks. O. account of the extremely wet weather last fall the farmers were unable to do very much work on their land and as the re- sult the acreage in crop this year isles* than lastyear. I was told that for the whole Northwest the estimated crop forthis Tear is 180.000.000 bushels Dotal We elk day tic Jay. 1513. }��yf� 1VCHANAN, PlarMd�1rs��t Y�een Owing Tensa aWess Mamma. :.re as ike told Ig W .the .0%.... *fast TENDERS WANTED. TOWN OF OODERICH. 1 10 sYlrr ST TIRIDpt. Windt is. Theraday. NM he ~nal Atlanta let. MIL mbrainehate amity et the beers er any tsndr stat sesammily ar ANIMA but for this year at least the holiday will .remain . before -on the first Wednesday in August. The report of the finance committee was read and adopted. The Star is to - have the printing of the voters' lists, at the usual price, Councillor Grsbam spoke of the noxious weeds ahogt town. The Mayor informed him that notices had been sent nut that they must be rut. Councillor Vanatter again brought up -the matter of the trimming of the trees along the Hydro lines and there was a short discussion. The chairmen of the parks and public works commit- tees have control of the matter. Reeve Munnings and Councillor Laithwait.e bad a little conversation. regarding a sewer for St:' Vincent street, and it is understood that the public works department will have the sewer constructed, in spite of the tight money market. The harbor committee was instruc- ted to advertise for tenders for the lease of the town freight Abels. Several industrial bylaws were left over to another meeting. Councillor Moser said he bad re- ceived s bill of 832 for new spiles for the wharf, but tbe spiles were not satisfactory and he was not prepared to endorse the bill. )Phe council, real- izing that the matter was in good hands, left it with Councillor Moser, and then adjourned. Since the meeting cf the council a satisfactory assurance has been re- ceived from the Bell Telephone Co. „in regard to the work on the Square, and the desired permissioinfor the opening up of new streets has been granted. Fere More for High School Entrance. The following candidates for high. reboot entrance examination were not able to write on account of illness. The eutrance board of examiners re- commended that they be given entrance certificates on their class standing. These recommendations have been approved by the registrar of the Education Department : Eva Keene, Victoria school, Gode- rich. Gertrude Porter. Central school, Goderich. Muriel Nicholson, Creditoo school. William Andrew, S. 8• No. 5, Ash- field. Edgar Ritchie. `t ? No. 5. Ashfield, i tte.r■.a i.Ner OarMtsw e�ilsit Mr Mem meow:try. An J. J. Illbovaa Imienen II( 111!