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OOD88IOH. TBUBSDA Y. OCTOBKIR 2. 1913
CONSIDER
EVERY DOLLAR
you put ieto good av suing
not • dollar of .xpe.es, but a
dollar date intrusted .poo which
will receive higher div
than trop any other
invest meet.
The Ronal r the bast Sd.ertldas
mat/am ta Hass Omelets
L slab WI N Proumazo.
SAVE, because -
No. 52
Your own common sense tells you that there is
trouble ahead unless you do save.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch-ANDKEw PORTER, Manager
IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
A RESIDENCE IN GODERICH
consult
A. G. N ISBET "
who has a number of desirable properties
for sale at reasonable prices and terms.
orriCE NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF OOMMERCE, GOD$RICH
'Nowise : Orrice ID: House 150. P.O. Box 364
AUCTION SALES LOST OR FOUiip
ttsEMIDas. tet bar 11.-AnotYs ' st■i OST. -THE PARTY WHO TOOK
ltess.ek ie Dlaorane �.p�.y LOST.
web pas at swhddery as bating
Eat: Sw: eaooesraso V. =spa, property tie
Lela, B•Lt. T.1. ti.olrese. see- WINS boa tablas1• at the Me la rearward te
saes tie same to the t eoratary. Petrit
blatant 0et.ber t.-AmsYsm sale it brit V01r1.R. 0edoriek.
tstam Iepbae.ta, prreste at Mr. Aia.
refect r®. at to ttb era. L. D. AmAskt.
spews m ail sena. T.oa OttrwSOD-
homyT,
���sn. ey pokand
t movoimm lsgltet M.
H5.L14Preir. Hams eel w 81o.aaT
/sem, elammons at 1.14 p. a Two Oce -
sr. easboaer.
A.
WE�1' AWANOSH
FIREI\ SURANCECO.
tine of the best in the Prov-
MsF ised rate of aseeae ueut
Live Stock insured so its full
value w tether on the farm or
sot No t nor ble to make adjust -
nest
R Mc]LWAIN, `
Nile. r
Agent b,r (,.'horse. J
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses "'meet all trains.
Private calls have prompt and
careful attention. First-class
outfits at all times.
iassooable pricer.
1HE DAVIS LIVERY
T. M. DAVIS
Proprietor
South Street 'Phone No. as
06T.- oN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
L Mb. • pair d nid-rimmed
LOF .pactaelse•
I'.ndar Akar Wve at SI(i\ALOPPfi.E 1 t
LOST. - IN THE VICINITY OF
t�JLub lPark
ksso Moloy attsrsea a soil
world 4 Y•vlrs;sa� at OFf1Ce will he IL
7 .08T.-OOLLIE DOB, 6 MONTHS
JJ VLD. calor tight browi, with whits nook.
Saar COO ttrbt hind leg from resect cut Salt
star reward for tla.r-ar intermstie. Ieadreg
to roosvory. J. L K1LLORA..N, Ge.eeiek.
T OST.- ON SUNDAY, SErTgM-
L WS NU btwass tbe Iadferd Hotel and
ealtbd. • s bsaslito reader will receive
reward by lesvbs mime u tbs 810' AL
OFFICE. It
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
VOA BALK. -TWO-STORY HOUSE
1 so- Keays a.ast. ostaiorsd is ssm,. hes
raal'trs hath,. Nesaas ani daeU to tlgbu ;
th.r..ibl revoked tram cellar to ; tar lot
sod small Wo- with ..wefruit- Asper to W.
R PINDER. r-tJ-
L'OR SALE OR TO RENT. -HOU SIL
• os Illeia anima .Nr goWy street. Mod-
em ooevsmksoa Apply ti W. H. ROBERT
EON. Victoria deeet.
r j10 REN T. -A ROOM, SUITABLE
11 for *rookie_ Appy t., MRS. CARTER.
over U.Iherw.'e nem 740t
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL&
w. lave Ger Lehi abort thirty tows Imts.
prion reaps hem 130 upworas. aim throe
oo.aattt.mt�pww
emit either evetness ase slew brow
PRO=-DP'OQT, RAYS t YILLORAIf Gods
rick amt.
fi10 RENT. - A bEA-EN-R.jOMED
1 ROUSE os Newrtate attest ; ail mMsen
oev,siasces, Aedr at the retidese b YISIS
BLA CRONY . or at TBE 810 NAL 7ala
FURNiMHED HOUSE TO RENT
Mme Or. ATpplly at I H e SIGN AL�OPTICIL voai
HoUsiS FOR SALE. -AN BIGHT -
ROWEL) HOUSE • Visuals lase lead
one seven mom* home ea Aaphisio sheet
heti wilt al menses es.trweswm ; ataW es
*eh Abe ase draw maser bbeet-
T.YiL1,.' Tmr `.etMsei . '" seer
00. 74-tf
RRai DE TL. PROPERTY FOR
SAIL -The Ii.Oto low isle.
Ose.ory knows s Sia A Ar
ear
Comers sod Hap. sYarbw 0S
h melee;ammo tlrUw Im fkee4dam raper;
veraeietri � mnianna.Oe.�b tem. r 1.
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DUNOANNON a�-Flog ACBEf3 oB
FALLF°�'""oP.M�`lr�',= a °�'`m'e
ars a ordwoliNrS hwlsa rear
EXHIBITION �,a,p..`.,Mr�,�p.,w
(r ( W ew .. A M111.IAlot. Ds'P
Oct. 2nd and 3rd, 1913 i I i71� F° NAST
Thursday and Friday
y� OR SALE -THE
■oprkeWew Dl ass al m ;Me
ma
▪ a boom born
$200 offered in prizes
for Speed Tests
heed d IA M 1..
:L4
4Ms .me�•
r�sand sweelas.
I Boa. KSDtmsid wM e t ow
of Pebbly.
•
ahL
Om as
riliCerszI
.~ k.lr�snntb`4
ho Idedarlab
UL L D lobi �B' as•
' >6sie saw et ?& aglsrt .t
MIL 111A1... LIR. iA MoILWA N.
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PUBLIC N M&
Llit AI4GE nE BUSINgtS. - NAV -
Me �+u.''i ereblikmN l Mss a.s1Ni �.
Me are •w twat wefts at
moan -J. W. LTH.
B
B ONE OF US AND MEET OUR
made email wast re aced nit para
a adIle •i baton with saw. ora My
les www and t� -tt emelt,
noisn
be a tin U. P. 0. D 00111. -
BURSA WI
Y.Q U. P. O. ! Ola.
F
OR 8 A GOOD MILCH
Oban* Ase to bilat . 0.4. SHAM. RI*
SALE. - PORTABLE 14 H.P.
drive ttas a lean Is aet.•im wasitea order.
mmeause s
Mower. comeigass ter Salm
Mot on trod* w SI fist ; waw
•aeon wed tan. peas awl ben gyp0 wm
bas the motive see. My ,sa.s.. for odMwa at
twhG. rmc tSce is that r harrower*** a thrwa-
tarp oath JAMES CRIB UH LY. Donama.
NAL
VOTERS' LISTS, 1911
MUNICIPALITY PALITY Or THE TOWN OF GODE-
RICH. COUNTYHURON
OF HURO
pleasNottse t• hereby .
tram -
aimed se Mamma to tie Semi ss�
iswastlesst
las
oestene Ms miens Tame lets Aet
r•Oglne kir d . . s M •
lbs else a at wiz% a[ l est. male1.k. per -
snot to said AM, d all Presse �eaefsg h�
the last perked amesmest n11 al the call
municipality to be atslid M w... to IM said
imesMipatits .t -'-I.-- Ike srmeees d the
L teadoUve Arawlpy ern mat momiYiesl also-
logMiro rel that tie M Ran. wee
se thpined e
s fre.w HO, and rules there
ter 1r xtiam.
Asd I hereby sal ape all voter* to take im
''cabala psaesdL. b Nape ass errs* or
trimimismeDem .1Oedema'
*IOWA
IOammAd *law.
tembet.
LLKNOX
Clot of Town of Goderich.
CARD OF THANES
('ARD OF THANKS. -MR. AND
kJ nets. FLBhHLR (ALDERS delve to
more.. their Amore *no* to their neighbor.
and fries& for the kindly not. and tokens of
.ympat by shown on tbe occasion or tee death
of their coo. Garnet They gratefully appreci-
ate tke.e all the more in tae absence of tie
hu.b.nd and ether in the weft, and feel It a
duty to emits this pull. acknowledgment
IMIDENOB AND BARK PROP -
FOR SAL several w pled Web
ma oo le
Srort ��
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l
e me kayo
FOR81L&-LOT
00014
Ea=smemais 1111isn
' 4itI) Or' THANK/A.-WE WISH
to ack.owladge the peowensms and court-
esy of the Metropolitan 1.x4. Io
Com-
pany 0t stow Vara eel Ms bed saar .
IDark. ie Maw tie psalp all iswr0aaha
r o0+Uy dneassd day titerMary
The amemt mil was Leser than oar
and the sttiemest was =sae wtthio a
tjie see0rwtatfaaof Unthaws. YR. and
SITUATIONS VACANT:
WANTED. -A CARETAKER FOR
TT CENTRAL PUBLIC rot BOOL Datil
may be saoerrafae1 at tl.rreaT'r sake aid
sarro to mamoomed at peen Balers VIM Per
AppliamallialseretaisNet lam sas la the bores et saw
taa:elt srar.oaab.ree.
Hq A STHAITO&. t(emsseev. 71-5
30 GIRLS WANTED
ler moss Isgrrtment lied wawa
Helsby sew ta-y.ii f elm&
time. Aderwor ler
P. 8. PERBIN i COMPANY. Idaitad,
73 -1m hoodoo, Ontario.
FOR SALE
L'OR RALE. - SINGLE COMB
L' want LECHIOKN,l. 21 hese and id
e.ekerah: ro k-. 15 beo. at rea.mmabli
prima L. 1L DUHST, Benmiller. 11.
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PT. a
s•
ine •
eamie
s
lit SALE. -A SOUVENIR BASE-
BURNES BTOV L in fr -eleas oosditias
68. b FOWIIL Metasysee.
WHEEL FOR SALE. - THIS
wiled bas bees owed for only a abort
while. sad w be sold eke no kw es*. Apply
to MB. ARTHURMacslATH. Bettaa.1 road,
OaawtieY, It
AUCTION SALES
A UOTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
t1 FURNITURE.
Yr. J. A. Rsmb1B he. instructed m.e te milky
public osetlee an lei tw.see. C.ss6Aa road.
w 3i..dsr. oeOMer eta. st otootop. a.. the 05-
imam: tame tales te erste maiseme.
tar souses soder sato b weld maa-wssr.
Embalm, amber Mena mk files=
Mute esosialaiof MAW otls•makla .
mIceed pond exandballeble. est on Omer deMy piss book k s
• baboons. wain esetelaa.40=
weeper. Wadies Wealuco
amber. . l mbar. sew law newer. Radom sada bees
Oa. sal may am 8 trams tee .amens 4
THiUS. OL'NDBY. Audlwwer.
AUCTIONS BALE OF FARM i+fTOCK,
IYPLLIIENTs. Wo-
Ma Mate
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wooled ea
eemmsis et 1 e Mme. se Wer•
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lifemagt yeesemw tort/ wild
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CAYTLI
1 Came rain .14. Iles se vrw D+��brr
e taais2a.Mes.
mto es�'sY �Y1►�
(LAymweorf
w le oval ma
1 Oew. i lease
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WIN Misr
line
BOARS OF TRADE ENDORSES BYLAW
"Moved by Mr. Chas. C. Lee, seconded by Mr. J. W.
Kitts, that this Board of Trade approve of the application
of the Goderich Organ Co. for a fixed assessment of
$20,000 for ten years, and urge the ratepayers to support
it."
This resolution was passed unanimously at a meeting of the Goderich
Board of Trade held this (Thursday) evening.
A Special Offer
Groat three days' optical sale of
high-grade gold -filled -rimmed s pec -
Metes and eyeglasses, with best
spherical lenses, for $1.50. Sold in
regular way for K3.5U to 115.00. Eyes
examined free by Mr. liughson, form-
erly optical manager Kent s jewellery
store. Toronto. Sale begins Friday.
October 10th, and will close Monday,
October 13th, at 8 p.m. sharp. Sor'ti's
ART Srost L lioderich.
T. ANTED
-as A It M HELP AND DOMESTIC
1 a l 81:;...
5101 1 . Pores•. sa.sldet sew tL-
*sold ad moo to
IDG i lt; O wpm t0e yca
au miss. ih-tf
ANTED TO BUY. -CO MPORT-
ABLE 004)85. eves ce eiStt rooms,
all t.R+vommeata. Moldy bested. with .table.
Will pay ea* ler wettable plane. W. 4.
POWFLT 7i1f
1est
Onesiii l;L4?�mlZ
t Ltr.i!• sesmsier:
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1
GODERICH MARKETS.
w�1aar.(t.� TstammaT Oct Set.
osia.rHtmasekvbwirot /Ker ► b S • 01 t. 0 r
.014 ow
4•t• alt
4510 000
5 �beii� /ass 0 ai r 4 8)
!r4 b40
�atrt sift sr
per .urs! M 4 700
ta•a nee
�0ttr. On
aro 25 1
Hal Ow aeR Nw 15 10 b 10 »
Melsperrid 60 MU ea
0Us o10
OI C1�.....parD., 087
New Clswsw 001710 0 1D
1pAjl �jer hl ds .:..... s s0 w 0 zt
Now Por.t.a... portended. oAV
5s0e0Catty.,« 7Mfaad.per cwt. s soCatlir axsat.per ora..... . . e SI5 .' ..... ,. 470
per .. i 00
K n Otto 005
Inns , 900 th 4 ee
Ste t) le
Ple
ro.r twoe=oemsrolloo.•
ant wearier*
evertor
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THE conoucx ORGAN co. BYLAW I
VOTING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
To THE i:DiTOR OF THE SIGNAL, -
As you ars aware from the advertisemeIlt ap-
pearing in the local press, the property owners of
our town will be asked to vote on the bylaw grant-
ing a fixed taxation to The Goderith Oman Com-
pany, Limited, for a term of ten years
think it is only fair to the ratepayers to ex-
plain the position. -n that they may decide what
the town. and tbey as citizens will gain by voting
in support of the bylaw.
Our Company was started in 1889 by a number
of our merchants and citizens, who despaired of
making our town pay as a summer resort, and
wished to see it grow so a factory town. Like most
industries without capital, the directors, after three
yeah jot losing t.usinese, offered the plant for sale. The
writer. in partnership with the late James Clara
and James A. McKay. bought the plant in Novem-
ber. 1892. since which time the factory has been
operated continuously. without a breast except those
caused by fire, employing from 50 to 12.5 workmen.
In 1902 the Company suffered a heavy loss by
fire. the factory being completely wiped out. The
Council of tbe town, and the Board of Trade. recog-
nized that it would be a serious blow to the town to
lose such k progressive industry and have it go to
other towns, which were offering inducements to
have it locate with them. They approached the own-
ers and finally agreed to make a loan and grant
exemption for ten years. This period of exemption
having expired. the Company is now asking the
ratepayers to grant • fixed assessment of twenty
thousand dollars. which. together with the business
tax, will amount to thirty thousand dollars. Fur
the past ten years our taxes have amounted to
1312.00 per annum. Under the fixed assessment
asked for. we will pay at the present rate *870.1)) per
annum for the next teen years. making the town the
gainer of $558.00 per annum.
The ratepayere have already granted a fixed se-
ressment to two of our important industries, and
proportionately to the busioem tracacted we will
pay a larger amount than either of them. We feel
we are treating the town generously and expect
generous treatment in return. This. however, is the
smallest part of the gain to the town. it is the in-
tlatio0 of the Company to build additions to the
pilot if the fixed assesement is granted. Every ad-
dition means the employment of more labor. and
adds to the general prosperity of the town.
If • stranger Deme to our town to establish an
industry. and only asked the c nesseion we are
asking. i am convinced the ratepayers would readily
grant it. 1 have meet nearly all my life in our town.
bare been devoted to i4 highest inaeroes.'pent my
time sad energy to the development of this It. par -
eat iodsetry, and have invested my earnings in the
iswn. I haus always stood foe the progress sad de-
veio,meet of our industrial activities. Mhetakes
may have been made. bet on the whole our town is
to be eotgratulated es tbs program made. The
measole of moons ebieh is ours toe- the seeking
bre sat bass aeblevad, aid I bops to see in cur
midst r the stet few yams a goodly number el le-
duserias styloylslt lsrRe sumbrw of workmen. 1
we .vary y repmq.•wsr wbo wishes to nae his tap
rase redwood to as tit, end vote 1s unit of t
bylaw so a wordy beim y.a*aitl... and eaeso•
asps ether ,rosyssllve emperors of labor no Nesta
v ser aldol
Ny iwter..te aro itMti8od with tie town. i
web 10 smirks bole aid hay M bglM it up. Brow
no by your vote Inst 1 bawl your s„wvaL
Very body ,nous.
ALQ. SAUINDERS, Pod psi,
eadmi s. igM• !,r lflllal. Tba a+doeldl Osis Ow, 1Ambed
EPWORTH LEAGUE -
AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
Workers of God Bich District Hold Cos-
vennoo at Hdmeville
The annual Epworth League and
Sunday school convention of she
Godench district, hell in the Metho-
dist church, Holmewvill,, on Monday
and Tuesday of last week, was one of
the best ever held in the district.
The convention opened Moods
morning, the president, Rev. A. W.
Barker, of Seafortb, in the chair. The
morning session was for the most part
taken up with reports, registrations.
appointment of busibeas committees,
etc.
The afternoon session was opened
by the president, whose address was
bright, helpful and interesting. Ex-
cellent addressees were delivered al
this weetiog by Rev. T. &' Sawyer,
of Sparta ; Rev. .1. E. Hunter, of
Dungannon, and Rev. F. H. Langford,
field secretary for Sunday schools and
Epworth Leagues for the Province of
Saskatcbewen. Atter tea , the secre-
tary spoke again on "Personal and
Team Work in Evaugelism."
At the evening service the secretary
spoke on ••Our Call to the Home
Field" and Mr. J. A. Irwin, of Clinton,
on "Our Call to the Foreign Field."
The "Morning Watch and Bible
Study" on Tuesday morning was
taken up by Rev. J. E. Fold, of
tioderich, chairman of the district,
aid during the' session papers were
given on "The Junior, Our Under -
worked Mine," by Mrs. A. W. Barker ;
"A Study in Committees," by Rev.
Mr. Langford ; ••Christian Steward-
ship, a Solutiop of Our Financial
Difficulties." by Rev. H. Willaas. of
Nile ; "How to Maize the Weeknight
MretingGo," by Itev.'Ir. Seery. r.
The afternoon e-ee•t;.0 was opened
by Rev. 5. J. Alit). of Ciintou, and
Miss M. A. Bailie, of Nile. gave a most ,
interesting paper on "The Valle and
Method of study Classes." Rev. R. J.
McCormick. pastor of the Holwesville
church. gave an address on 'Teacher
Training 'The Challenge or Our
Fourth Department' was the subject 11
of a stirring addre-s t,y the secretary.
He also talked on the .uhjeecct "What
Can We Do '" and Rev. Mr. Sawyer
gave an inspiring talk oa "What
Shall We Try to Do r
After the evening meal Rev. Mr.
Sawyer gave a talk tin Consecration.
The opening exercises of the evening
service were conducted by Rev. Mr.
8nowdeu, of Varna, and the principal
address of the evening was given by
Rev. W. G. H. McAlister, Exeter.
president of the Conference. This was
followed by a fellowship and consecra-
tion service led by the pastor. The
following are the new district officers :
Hoo. -president, Rev. J. E. Ford,
Goderich ;president., Rev. R. .1. Mc-
Cormick. Holmesvine ; 1st vice. Mie
Creeie Elliott. Bayfield ; 2nd vice,
Miss M. Erratt, Auburn ; • 3rd vice,
Miss Gertrude Reid. Seeforth ; 4th
vice, Miss Mabel R Clark. Clinton ;
5th vine, Mrs S. J. Attic, Clinton ;
serretary, N. W. Trewartba, Holmes-
ville ; representative to Conference.
Rev. A. W. Harker, Meatortb.
There was a good tally of workerr
from every pert of the district, every
sermon t.sr.g well attended. Eacb
address was full of belpfuloese and in-
upitatron, the discussions were lively
and enliebtrning and the whole con-
vent i -.n misled with enthusiasm.
l'be goof people of Holwwesvilkvade
most getter tots and hospitable armage-
meats, for i•n'..rtaining the
and dories both dayr served l
and snow in the basement to ail wbo
would remain. Much of the success of
was due to the
who mals each ample prc-
vbdss. 10 the semen tsese who had 1 be
seeaysesHt et abs seestinpts in hand.
sod w bbt4 lid enthusiasm shown
ty.1aheenghe 1 tions taking part
The Aaiesswllls mak choir led Use
sliming stabs evening seldom* of Lae
ss ntentiss.ru.401105encs± tion Ste
Seel 1111611dOkr. TO. Moms L bb sew•
woo adult one evening. rim Rsbd,
of SssMtetb. eosLribstt�sdd a min as did
Wes Miss Osiers, a visitor Is tbs sigh -
THE ORGAN COMPANY BYLAW
The Signal has no hesitancy in ad-
vising the electors of Goderich to vote
for the Goderich Organ Co. bylaw OD
Saturday Dell. it is a business prop-
osition, and we believe it will be good
business for the town to give the
Company the fixed asreasment which
it asks for tin yews. During the past
ten years the Company hes been pay-
ing an average annual taxation esti-
mated at somewhat over $500. By
the bylaw now uoder consideration
the Company's taxation will be in-
creased by over 1500 annually. It is
to be expected that during the ten
years to come the Company will make
further extensions and improvements,
from which the town, at the eod of
the ten-year term, will reap • direct
benefit in a further increase of the
Cowman y'a taxa.on.
It may be said that the Company
would make tbeae extensioos without
any encouragement from the town.
This may be so or it may not be so.
Without a fixed assessment. the Cem-
pany,every time an enlargement or im-
provement was under consideration,
would have to face the certainty of an
iocreaaed taxation, and this might be s
sufficient obstacle to prevent the con-
templated enlargement or improve-
ment. It 1. to the interest of the
town to make such conditions as will
encourage the Company to build
larger, produce mote good'', employ
more workman and' increase 'the
amount of business dune in the town.
The fixed assessment is tbe cheapest
way we can see of doing this.
It would be to tbe advantage of the
town to adopt a permanent policy of
granting fixed assessment. to manu-
facturing industries. The town wants
all the factories it can get, and it
would be an inducement fcr capital to
locate here if it were assured of mod-
erete treatment in the matter of taxa-
tion. Some day the principle of ex-
empting improvements irvm taxation
will be ge(netally apolied, and the
warkiuern,n will t e able t.* paint his
house..•r put up a c-:tandab,cor Wild
an extra -i, t. to 1,1- dw-c.liu;, without
baying his industry and enterprise
rewarde 1 with an increase of taxes.
We haven't got that far yet. but the
day is couliog.
In the meantime, the voters of
Goderich should look at the Organ
Company bylaw as an opportunity to
help the town by encouraging one of
its mast important industries, and
The Signal hopes they will come out
as early as possible on Saturday and
toll up a large majority in favor of
the bylaw.
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The Signal is informed that some
ratepayers, in discussing the Organ
Company bylaw, are -unconsciously.
no doubt -placing the assessable value
of the Company . property at alto-
gether too high a figure, thus making
the proposed fixed aevessment of 180,0011
look altogether too low. Under any
cireumstancee the machinery and
stock of the factory are not aosessabie,
any more than household furniture is.
The land and buildings alone are liable
to taxation. Mr. Saunders. in his letter
to the elector,. estimates that his
taxes under the new bylaw will
amount to 1870 yearly. Mr. Saunders
has forgotten the r.cbcv.l taxes, on
wbicb be receives no exemption, and
his tax bill will be considerably larger
than he has figured it.
Another m•sapprrbeniic,n which is
said to Ise r.rrrent is that the 820,000
mentioned in tbe bylaw ii, a bonus to
the Company. This is an entirely
misteken ilea which would be correct-
ed by a reading of the bylaw. The
proposition is. briefly, that the anese-
meat of the Company for the next ten
years .hall be fixed at *89.000. on
which the company is to pay. "in
addition to all ordinary taxes, the
enet0miry business tax betted upon
acid fixed assessment." Reboot taxes
will be paid upon the full ae.eaement
of the (.owpany's property, whatever
that may be from year to year. -ED.
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