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Fifteen Months
for One Dollar
The Signal will be sent to
any new eubseribsr In Canada or
r,6re•t Britain from now until
Janua:e let, 1914 for only One
Della.
.I%TY FOURTH TLAI.-$..W1
G O1►EB ICH, MUMMY, OCTOBER 23, 1913
CONSIDER
EVERY DOLLAR
you put intooud advertising
not a dollar cif expense, but a
dollar invested upon which
you will receive higher div
ideuds than from any other
investment.
The dIRwa is the best .d ". rt, sins
twalum In Hueco County
A. it. BRADWIN. Poi Liaises
rTHB STERLIMiBANK��
There is a very close connection between a sub-
stantial savings account and a comfortable old age.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
PLACE YOUR INSURANCE
IMMEDIATELY
WITH
'FFII'E
A. G. N ISBET
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE, GODERI('H
'PelONBB : OpvlcE Eft; HOUSE 150. P.O. Box 3114
AUCTION SALES PUBLIC NOTICE
FRiuAr. Ootob.r 34th. -Ariel too male of farm
store. property of INR. FR=S MVoroku. eon. 3.
E U. t:olboree. otoximencing et 1.3. o'clock.
IHUMA&GUXDRT, aUCtiOoeer.
PAT!. glint'. October ?Lith. Montage rale of
farm propetty. lot 1. eon. 11. N.D. . olborne.
at Gundry. auction rooms. Hamilton .trout.
rin•R.s(t'Nukl'. •00110neer.
tutu. tang r. Oct
tb. •-Auction rale of farm
tock. implements and household furniture.
Prept r:l of M r. John liOrnatr. lot 31. coo. 1.
West Nawano.h. TIIOM.aOe&DNP, aUctlon-
Fit'i' v. Oc'. MAL -Auction aller.of cedar
pests and braces et the Saw Mill to Baia. M.
W. A. Murrain,. pegls4stcr: Twos. GL'NURT.
'actioneer.
Moto ir, NOV. led.-Anctioo sale of farm
stock. implemente and household furniture.
property of 119. We. H. Rijttir. coo. 1. (lode -
rich townebip. THOMA. Itemises, auctioneer.
Tut+DAT. November 4th.- Asa ion sale t
farm and fees .toes at lots 37 and r. Lt and
2nd ('onrc.eion•, Goderich township. Loots
At.t0 ,RTi. proprietor. THMAAa 0UNURr.
tnetrofeer.
Tut ReDAT. Nov. eth.-Tra.t-e. isle of farm
.tock.
implements and Wambold furniture at
lot :L' earl. I. E..4 wawa ..b. prOOlrt., of the
:ate tlafva, MCLMIV IL T'Hos. ll l'NuKT.
Auctioneer.
11m30.1Y. Noy. ukh.-Auction .Ate of Cur
seek acd implements. pr.rperty of M9.
MIt'RRAY PATtIIION, Asa line (near Auburn
elation. TH"M&$Genene. wort looser.
i ANTED
• ▪ ARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
1 SEHVANT L-Personsrequiring term help
-bould apply at once to WILLIA: Mc 4U1L-
LIN. Dominion Gereromoot 1 tployment
Arent. St. Helene, Ont. Orders lett with H. U.
WOODS. St Helens. Oat„ willffrmeive prompt
.tt 'non. ecit
SITUATIONS VACANT.
111AN WANTED IN
'J locality to mail or distribute drculars and
take order, for Cot -Rate Grocery Mail Order
Hoe e. Position will pay 313 weekly fnr few
boon' wort erenfnge. Outfit free. NATIONAL
S►'PPLY CO., W icdeo,. Or.t. It.
NU MRS W ANTED. -THS TORON-
to Hompited for leeurahfei offers two
f){'n0Lar+' training; complete course l0 manors:
o
hop tale. NewYork.ln Bellevue
laand wAlliedlb
d�.s'ed by
(88A!GREEN.
mee. . Lady Rupeerigd.n-
`PF:OIALINTELLiOBNT
13 laborer* wanted for ell year work, In oer
different departments, men who may crow
Ltckly Into bettor than cottamon labotarn° par.
nits for verde ears and send qualification.
to the COGLiNGWOOD SRI!'BUILDINO
r1134 PAN Y. Cdliegwood. nut. 73-41
t WEST WAWANOSH
FI
ftE
IN
3II $ANCECO
One of the beet in the Pro--
ince. Piled rate of *Rssaament.
I.ive Stock interred at its full
value whether on the farm or
not No
trouble to make adjust-
,'rets.
R. McILWAiN,
Nile.
Agent for Colborne.
GODE RICH
'BUS LINE
Private
loam meet all trains.oris t alb have pm
ropt and
c Phrst♦ta'ss
livery Bub of all Omega.
Reasa. *l hisser.
1 He DAVIS LIVERY
T. M. DAVD.
Propekatee
South Ste, 'Pb..wNo 81
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ANNUAL MEETING
L oder the atuended Act governing Hoare ul
total tbcirtie-. their annual meeting mu.t be
veld durtog the tart week In November each
year. The annual meeting of the
OODEItICH HORTICULTURAL SOI 'IETY
will therefore be hekl on Tuesday evening.
November th. at . to clock. in the Secretary
office, In the l mart Hosier. All members are
requested to attend.
WM. LANE. Secretary.
Goderich.Ogt. a 1911 71L
T21'SiNESS TRANSFER. - THE
11�J busine•s carried on by me for the past 211}
year- has been tray -ferrel to Mr. Jas. A. Mar -
Kendrick. my nerhe'-. who ha- been n-.oeiet-
ed with the bas -mer. for the pa.t eight year,. in
catr.eltyof clerk. Tt e be -ince will -tilt be
ponductcd along the same lines a. heretofore.,
All aocuu0' 1 due the retiring firm milkbe awe
to me IA. R. Finlay -on, and all unlebtneas writ
be duly paid on •erntuts being presented. 1
take thl. opportunity of thanking the .nr
rounding community f.,r the .hare given me of
beu- kind i.atroonge. and hope the .acne .hall
continued to the young neon now taking the
responsibility.
Vont,- tr-ppxeretfully. '
A. It. FINLAYSON,
Lochalsh. Oct. 1:1h. 1913.
COURT OF REVISION
Notice is heretw ireen that n reurt will he
held. pursuant to the lhitario Voter,Lits
Ate. by Hi. Honer the J'idge of the county
court of the county of Huron at the town.hip
hall, l'arlow. oo the Alth day of O_tober, 1413.
at 331. p-rn. to hear and determine complaints
tf neore aid omissions in the Voters' i lot of
the Municirwl ty of the town -hip of .'.uborne
for the year 1913.
Dated'ictob r IC h. 1913.
It Mc ILWAIN. Tawrebip der:.
1)UBLiC NOTICE
To THE CITIZENS- OF GODERIrH RE
CARD!\(; ELECTRIC WIRING
in order l0 proteel you in the matter of elec-
tric wiring the water & 1. grit commission
wlah to draw your attention In the fact that
they here eloped the Hydro klectric Roles
and Iteirulatiats for the ir..4allNtion of all wire.
and dxtur,. for 1 sb'% heat and power. No
connections will be made unless thew rule. are
strictly adhered to. and we would advise all
customer. to retain w pert of e.t,tract price
until work is insi•ecied and pa. o d.
Intending pnrrhaeere of electric motor.
should con-utt the Hydro -Electric Power Com.
mieslon.
WATER A LIG HT COM MiSSION.
Town of (;oderie h
tITIt'E TO l'REDITOKM --
TRa EaTArt Or DONALD McK AT. DICtA*JD
Notle.. le hereby g'sern pers,tant tot Geo. V.
chap. 33, . c. 3i, that all per.ont baying calms
against the estate of lioneld McKay. late of the
town of Goderich. in the matey of Huron. lab
over. deceased who died on the 17th day of
November. A.D. 1911, aro required to send or
deliver to the urdendgned. ropeitor for Angus
M.Kay. of the town of Goderich. edminietra.
tot of the estate of the maid Donald McKay, de-
ceased. oe or before the 31.1 dayof Vetobet.
A.D. 1913. full particulars of ther claims 0 d
the lettere of the mecarity. If any held by them.
and that after finch last mentioned date the
maid administrator w111 proceed to *fermata
the meets et the mall dowered anions (9. pee -
sons seeded thereto. having regard :ally to the
dales to which ha •hall thee bare received
Rothe, and the mild administrator will not he
Babb for the emot.. or Any pert tberme( to any
psmoo or persona of whose el*Imo notice.9.11
net have been received at the date of seek 4...
tribal too.
Doted this 14th day of oe'ober. A.D. 1911
CHARLES DARRO W, Uadet4oa, Detente
8htidtev far ANdUd lick A Y. Adr(a14 ate.
TO W N OF GODRRiCH
Take unties that lin municipal ooaao8 et the
w1 pee.tisu se 9s (ewe et ooderie9 homes se
esma set a Cvelleet ereerete aMewa1k ea
wage siege .1 Britannia read. le the
aid tows. between William street and McDou-
aid sues. and hotrods to atoms a parties of
the Seal mc.1 thecae epen rho eel Weer?
to be YtMdlatal/ baweued thereby, treating
Of gee Brlta•m1• wed. steer
wet "mss idles the a (me heli.I. s thereof Eby
tndsase tdieer the Wein se and pme
M sessleals (fie weats seenai wisedtoe the P aMp
emit. std the mawbs .efM
brassies M mod
s(W lis m
(M
AUCTION SAL
CLEARING AUCTION SALT;
vv t'ARM STOCK
•
KR. F'KiD MLOIURD
will sell by public aectisa.d hl. hint. 3:1 cob..
r. D. Colborne. s.
FR/RAY. U(7OR Jtrick.
0wmmencies at 1.33 u moot
5 head ut Hume.. -1 is. ad of Got :e. a good
Soot of Zoomed a uamber of` said then.
Mr. Mutted will .sal .verythaeg aderteeo,
as hle lease ham enpt red and he 1- seavtna 141
farm,
TH'MA8 GUNDKV.
Auctioneer.
'LEA RING AUCTION SALE
FARM 3T.LK ANDIMPLKYENTS
MK, MURRAY PATERSON
n dl esu hr peblit section at
his 1.rm the ars( lot south of the railway
tem. -deg on the Bar boo tsear Auburn et s-
lime on
y1/NDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1 9.
at 1.310 cluck •harp : "
Mare, .5 yeas. tea: )tare. 9 years old : driving
Hore. a years old; , Yearling.: 2Calve. :Cow,
due so calve January et. Cow. due t0 also
April 7 : .ow and Met of Ha• : 4' Reds:
quantity of Gnu,.: Lumber Waggon afoot
Metes wick Mower. Hey Kake. 16 -Disc Hat -
row; 3-.c Una Drag Ha,tow : Farm st'wagoo.
nein) new, Wataoo Box sad Seal Sielgh
Hay Hack. lay Furk and Koro•. Md "mirk
Seed ural. Fanning Mill, mortes- ,'ream Nep-
erator. Plow, Ga t'ww beset l utter. Roots
Cutter, set Teem Rarer -seeped. harem-..
nesse.- All roma ut $io aud ender• a.b:
over that amount, eleven month. creuit will
be elven on fund -hind approved joint note+.
A di.count of tate p. -r ce t1. allowed for cash on
cr:dst amour,•.
Everything wu-t be di -p -ed of.
the implement- are all practically new and
in 4.-ood .haps
MURRAY PATERSON, THOS. GUNDRY
Progenitor. Auburn Auctioneer.
MORTGAGE SALE
X1!!11 00'
FARM PHOPER'l Y [NIA ILBORN E
l'anuan to the power of sale in a ctrtain
mortgage. which will be press vl a: the time
of .ale, tilers wig be offered for sale b, public
■oc-tion, at
UCNIORY''S AUCTION.Ri9331"1
Hamilton itreer, Gudcrich. ou
SATURDAY. OCTOBER.:3. 1913
at 2 o'clock .0 the af'e•n•rori
the following veluab:e tare, property.
'seemly' 1n the lown.aap of 191borne in the
county of Uoroe. being compo -ed of lot one in
the 11th roe.. w'. U. of the -ai.1 town -hip •ate
and except the pat. thereof heretofore -old 10
McV it tie and other.. containing .iz'y-two
acres of land more or le...
This lot i• ttuaud at the Nile. nine mile.
from Goderich. on a good gravel road. The
bu,idi can't -t of a frame boat and a frame
hare. There na also an orcbud :n fairly good
condition. The *tele. a good clay- loam.
Tract. n/9aut - fen per cent. of the pai-
chaee money "n the day of sale ani the balance
within thi•ty dry- thereafter
'I het roperty mil be offered -abject to a re-
rerse
Farther Ia-ttcular.' and r)0Aition- will be
made toow u tinder of al.. or mad, be had
(tem Robert -on a McNah. Ministers. vVelker-
too. or from the under -toned.
Dated at Godencb tit 11th day of October.
1913. 1
PROUDFOOT. 0.1 es n GILU•HAN.
THOS.UUNDRY. Goderhb.i'o'.
Aoetiobeer. tolieltor.: tr Ven tor.
TRUSTEES' SALE
or
FARM PTOCK.IMPLF:MEXT.t ANDHOI'SE-
HUL) FUitN t t UriL
The Trustee. of the Fixate of the la:e,
SARNIA PREACHER HERE
Two Forcible Sermons Preached in Knox
Church Last Sunday
-in everything give tbauka" was
Ole sul•ject of an wterealing serwou
pr. ached by Rev. J. K. H.1', of 5 r-
ife, in Knox church► 00 Souuay even-
ing last, The parlor, H -v. G.J.
Ruse. went to Sarnia and excbauged
pulpae with Mr. Hatt.
Despite the fact that the lights went
out at the beginning of the service and
the greater part of it had to be conduct-
ed by the aid of lamps, it waw Might and
lospuing. It being of a thanksgiving
nature appropriate music was rende.-
ed ter the choir.
Tue preacher had been attempting
to impress upon his congregation the
absolute necessity of bieugm•g grati-
tude and thanks toJesus in His home,
and went Go to ab0w that the /spirit ot
indifference of this present age was
ruinous to true cbri•tian life, It was
his opinion that 1t a ould sooner or
later end dtsaau ouiiy, it continued. He
exclaimed, , '' %Ve never shop to chalk
Where we are going to spend our here-
after and if it was revealed to some of
us it would cause us to faint."
,.rhe great trouble," he continued,
"is that v'e profess to lead a chribtiau
lite lint ate working for the Devil."
In closing he uluetrued that in the
eyes ot the creator, a pure, devout
and simple life woo tar wo, a accept-
able than one. of scieuce it accowpaui-
ed with sin.
-The C P.R. will h•eeef er no'. em-
ploy any perrun under It Yeats of ag•'.
Arc FIO\ SALE
ti GF
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMI N IS
- MA JOHN YOUNG
ba' instructed Thomas Gundry to a l by puts
lie •actio", *t Lot re, Conce.oloo 1, %Vest
w-awimeels, on
1VED N ESDA Y. OCTOBER :"tt h
at 1 o'clock p m . the following -:xk and im-
plement-:
Mare"a years old. heavy, supposed to be las
fo)� Mare: 11 rear.old, heavy'..-uppo•sed le
to 4,4! : dart•.: years old, heavy- supposed to
bs in tutu: Howe. 4 year* old, general pin pow:
I ions. 4 y'.:ar.: o d. light ; Hor-e. two years old.
hackie)-: Horse. '' years old, heavy :''ow. 6
years old. supposed to b, in calf; a ow, 3 years
Int ; Cow. 4 seen old, .uppo-ed to be in calf
4 Helier. 2 yew-. wr-• old • 4 Calve ;pose B-rk-hire
Sow in Fig: 4 young Nerkshire ....w•; 3 young
Heck• -hire Hoe.: Binder. 7 -ft cur, nesr'y new':
Linc Dela, 13 dice, nearly Lew; Met..rm'c'
Moser: Nay Loader; .iledelivery 1aka :
Hor•e!take; Cult ivat'r; I.:.c; 1Vt•tder: rid-
ing flow- ,' uble Plow ; twin flow ; we.kieir
Plow; 2 'icuttteri: Wege'..; -et truck 1Vhxls:
mauure Spreader: hay Rack rani! stock Rack.:
Pea Horse -ter with H,.ncher; F.,nnin¢ Nth
with Bagger; Maple Leaf Chorine-. l0. -inch:
"single SUOIrii:.; Democrat: Cut t•r; Sugar
Kettle ; set Settles, _Air I10. capacity ; errant
Se r•uor iMelottei 4.4) Ib.. capacity trnery
Grleder ; Hey Fork and tiling,. eomp:e•e •i.h
Ii! -It. rope . ;r1 tiny PAHA with Spee. ; 2 Led-
der-: t'o.t Hole Digger; Root P..lper; 1Vheel-
bw:roe: 2 set hon Hari owe ; Gras. Seeder:
Lawn Mower; Auto Spray Pump; Black-
smith's \lee : Sun, s33 ft. high. 14 0. acctiss,
pine: acre M*ngels; 100, bushel. of Oat.-: 3.r
bn.hel. of Rails), ant (tat, : 1 .l b i•hele of
1y heat : 10 ton. of Hay and a quantity of Straw
HARVEY M, aril ELL• Forks. Chains, Shovel- end other article. too
numerous to mention. A gnantily- of Hone -
will ell by public auction at t.yt 32. boa. 1. b ld Furniture, a. Hen=. Tnrteyo mrd Gceee.
Last F:,c:ything will be .oto, ae the proprio; or
has rented his term and ,a removing to the
TERI,,.-(;rain, Tiny aidStraw nod all •n:n.
Under 3141, ash: over that amount 13 month
N'►war.o•l' uo
THl'K.+1'1Y. NOVEMBEH*.h
eommeocing at 1 o rIo.1..baro :
I aged Mare: l broad Mare ireg1.-tered. 44
yen-, is fo d : 1 brood Mee. i year. ores in
foal: t Orood ]tart. 4 yenta nal hewn be reg:•- credit or a diruount of .5 per cent. on crelit
tereai; 2 Fillies reins 2 ye.r owl one cut be amou0t�
regi'( -red ; Y.pnrg Colt., one eau tie regi.ter- Ji i 4X YOUNG. THOMAS GUNDRY.
ed: 1 Driver.: retire old : 1 mdch CO.. in calf. Proprietor. Auctioneer.
nue Jae, 1.t : Y mile' Cow.. uppep�oo. d to be ill
calf; 2 Steen. nein, 3 year, oi4: 3 yearling --
steen: I Hatter-._ wee 3 rears cid: 1 leer:toe FOR SALE OR TO BENT
Heifer.; 4 ('leve.'( 3 you0e brawl lbw•. li ice _-_- _-_
bon bred-
IMPLEMCNTIS o RENT. -A GOOD HOUSE ON
1 Massey Ham. Binder nearly new; 1 New"gnt r street. with all rnoderneenven-
tower. Hone l',ake twe-fon owed Piow. single' iener•. Apply to N. W. NOTT. Newgate .feet.
Plow. Roller. 9. aMer..et Harrows. Gres. Sod lL
c)wer. Lumber w adr..n. Rubber Thad Baggy.
nearly new. Top Boggy set of siel{h.. ('atter. OR SALE -A HOUSE AND
Hay fact. Turnip Sower. Fanning lire Turnip j quarter -acre lot. with table no Cambria
Pnlper. pet of B mist capacity Y 4) Ib-.. 1 wet road :also .4. lo". and snivel hon-. on Hr.t'an-
donbteHetee.r:1 set single Harem.. about nim road. Apply to MISS PUITS. Cambria
1•0Hena.l3Takrye, 3ato0. Har. ee) to 670 roved 78.2•.
b:.ahel- taus 0144 a quantity of BSI ewer:
IWet-
wheet. En -Rag• Temp-. Mengel. and P,nta-
ton, ono nese Hoa ehda Feer iture. t,TOY E FOlt SALE. -BAS:: BURN-
toes.
- • Oe Grain and nil sups' of vn.0e 1 ER with even and bot -air ehamb(r, in � 1
a Id under. cash: tater thou amount. 12 months' condition. . ersp for ca.h. Apply eo''. 1a.
e, edit o11 approved joint nO:M. A discount of 11 UKP ELL. rc..1.leuce Kelp. .user. ur at
3 per cent allowed for cods on credit amount'.. #ted Huht's Hard+err miner. 11.
THOMAS GL N URi0.
A u'K rot. Yr.
AUCTION SALE
or
FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS AND SOME
HOC39H),.D FLRNI[URF.
MR WM. H. HKINLEY
D,Ko0aos.•we Goderlca Town -hip
ham IUnrseled 19 dt Windt y to ,ell by pobli-
auction on
MONDAY. NOvEMRRR 331
COmmeodag at 1 sorest. the tdiaw,og'
l greyMare. spears old : 1 bay Mar.. 1f year.
oto: 1 bay Mare, 9 years old in tom . 1 black
Hero. 1 your', oto ; 1 Oat Horse. a years old :
t Colt-. 3 meet8. aid ; 11'10. suppose , to .-ale
In April : t C .we' appewd to calve tbe let of
May ; 1 Cow...apposed to calve In Febra-
as y ; 2 good spring Calves ; Ines noes owe. :
1 deed sow ; shoat le hem: 1 7-1. Yu Bar-
r4a Binder. merle sew : 1 Ma •oy Hants
blower ; 1 ret Mom" hunk if* . 1 tidier
Drill.Money Hassle • 1 t -berme prow. war ;
1 good riding Phew: 1 Wee/ maples Plow:
ret of leen Hans..: t Iaawleg 31 til. ; 1 sot M
Su n Iba See le.: hem Waggons: 1 set et
Weigh. 1 H.y Reek. 1 Mel Ur..04 Boz 1
hent Yelper. 1 Phg Cest •. 3 totter.. 1 road
daebk Cutter. 1 .sally sow : t Niue
.heat Remy, r qo. t Harmer. Ixarft
new ; t IMO Of eleigM - 1 est et double
Chivied Barmen 1 set of Hew Hates: 1
Oam.�tM1 Bad 50 S hese.1 Y1y Ne(•
s.thrly Mew ; :re5h she' dMble teen. eh.r.
sherd,. ReM• Urlsiar. 14 deem
Chairs, 1 Ian Lest i Bed. and 3 31a1.
temente, 1 Chloe t stews Table& qubwtlty of
41eee Jae.• s bt of nave. 1 Coal toll Same. 2
Tabs. 1 �ah� LaMar, I tend Ketches tatter.
1 Cap.aeaw awe Mee* tutee'. some Sas*
Pipes. 1 Oetwod at O w. t Rend tinea I Crew -
bee. 1 C mibseh. 1 atsr Trees3.
op-
=islet
Tst*l ins w sari-111ee�s.04 ('ea11., (aide,
meth: emelt oft hr esr hese ~� nie liese b fd taruktare
elrletfy . M
WM. 31. 1MINLBT. TY01 (4UNDRT.
Pr*prleee. Aeettw*1t.
LOST Olt POUND
�= leMora UND.-1N SALTFORD. A PAIR
elev •ss sI
know seldlla•t1,...1°,...,./1•111.=
. `•ort ht wide) wAKWghM.KT Kort ARplyte la
evldMl , 9h*eesr „,1161 e((g�t(h. (T ORT -B it W URN THE IMAM)
E» the se tea strewth eh.aa.. f Trask• = 's�drug t steer. a
�� s�a�samp tba�flr.. peweeM 1 t•• fg.es 1 M•-TNi M
s eine. tge se ICK l4wsaBs�tRw'n.w
1 so man and wideb ` U.. ON TUMMY. OCTOBER
Ieriw p'T/iseh �w tt . eIL �r.erser v�
Caere es
iB�s Oill10B. • sr; Bal.b lblE
io
IiVO RENT. -HOUSE, BARN AND
1 market garden of 10 acres en the bank of
the Maltiend rlrer to r nt. Sheafd nem 14 --
Grand Trunk .tat inn. Gadeeloh. Fuer sere. of
fruit trawl on the prtndoe. Property wej(
0.1ered. Apply t t AI.E1. KOtll'>AitiOC:
Writannta novd.Ooderich. 77 -Int
FOR SALE -TWO-STORY HOUSE
on Keays.ttee(, c witaining len ennui•, has
mod ,rn bathroom, furnace and electric Iig9Gt
thoronghlr repaired from cellar to rev ; full Int
and small baso with roloetraht Apply to W.
R PINDER. Irl-tf.
FOR SALE OR TO RBN .-HOUSE.
on Elie ermine. roar South -treet. Mod-
e m conveniences,. Apply to W. R. ROBERT-
SON. oletor4astreet.
RllAL I{.91'ATE FOR SALK.
We hers for eat. about thirty town 1ota,
priers raging frau fin upwards, also three
and other dwellings and a few es rmr.
P I'OO T, HAY8 te KILLOR ales O ede•
'Ph INV. 41•tf
NOUSE'S FORSALE. -AN MOHT-
KOUM KD HUU QE on Victoria. wires( and
me serve roomed boas on Aeslenow street :
~con
6 modem
ae• Mepwty Also on Mls COMO,belie-
fs( IK Ire timber pariloeWn apply to W.
T. PILLOW. node, ieh. 0e1. 74-t1
GUARANTEE BONDS j ; rote and Deputy nof lteeveoClark t be ( LIVE INDUSTRIES
SEVERAL CONCESSIONS ASKED
FROM TOWN COUNCIL
Local Industry Wants Its Sonds for
150,000 Guaranteed by Council -
Electrical Inspector Appointed -
Cameron Street Sewer May Be
Built -Bylaws Passed
"That the town ot Goderich will
guarantee the bonds of the American
Road Macniue Co. of Canada for
$50,000, all of wl icu sum is to be ex-
pended in the 'arches, of land, the
erection of buildings and the acqui.i-
lion of new equipment tor the manu-
facturing of their variuur lines of
'machinery, and nu purl of which to to
be expended In operating expenses or
the expansion of the business.
"That the town i.f Goderich deed the
American Road Machinery Cu. the two
lots, 'mutely Nes. eel end 65:4, as
.hewn on the town pen.
'''That the town of lioderich annul
and close for defile Napier atree(from
Crubtia road to Albeit street and
Montcelnt street from Cambria road to
Albeit street. Alsu that a right of
way be given by the town, to allow the
Grund Trunk &away et siding to cross
over any street or streets that may lie
between the land of the Awelican
Road Machine Co. dila rue Grand
Trunk. That the property mentioned
and disc,lbtd above be,ts.e-sedat a
flxed,assessment for a petiod of teu
3e.u's.'
These were the iequesta embodied
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
BALK -Tyre re"Idener, with four lob..
ttrwsrty hews es the A .MoD. Allan property,
ease Cs. ,sa and Raglan streets. Good
Met brae. tee storks, le ar.t-^tan. repair ;
eredee esmvs3weea. G"esa4ri planted eltb
variety e1 Andes freta,. Owe et the best peon
1erritle. r Osdsrie8. Reasonable term.. 1'. J.
RYAN. Ostle4eb.
VOR RALE. -FI VII ACRRtg OF
E bled.
Mpert
tlet let t, L K. W., Cpeels.,0rre
• . a dlradinRet Hhome •wl a tweet Moyy
Maeeet eb•rd. (low to *Moot, see -half
i0aatr1tree shoo* po.,otlee bel stens. Nlee
ewe lar • mitred tonna,'. The propert, Dr
WNW a We. D. Cummings, Chloaga To r..
elle he ted teem A a WILLI AXI, i►wnl p
(Mt- 42-u
ARM FOR MAILi .=t'1 ti diArif
INA VII i b W�l�
awn-
stetaf • barns and free 9.,.. l7'baw b
etraB'Mt►�i4A « DIVOT.pecrelealaritMAYO t4KM.
, tea•IItsa 11-tf
rules and regulations of the Hydro -
Electric comwiwion of Ontario were ; _-
adopted sod approved. This bylaw GODERiCH WILL GET TWO INDUS -
provides for the appointment of an
electrical inspector and defines his 1RIES IN PLACE OF ONE
duties.
Reeve Runnings brought up the
question of dealing with the Crmeron
street Newer. It is alleged that the
present sewer there being only
equipped with six -tech the is Me
sufficient for all needs, The council
ewe time ago decided not to lay any
sewers this season, but owing to the
pressing need of having this wetter
dealt with at uuce, it was referred to
the Public N'urks committee. it is
likely that the work will Le com-
menced this fall.
Reeve Mu.'uings drew the attention
of the council to the walk on the
Saltford hill not being lighted. The
mayor instructed the clerk, Mr. Knox,
to request the hydro employees to
have a I.ght plee-a there.
As usual Mayor Reid presided and
all the counet' is were present.
Councillor Venal' 'r after his long ab-
sence was weleo.ued back again and
was in his old place.
MEDALS PRESENTED
At Y.M.C.A. Concert in North Street
Church on Thursday
North street Methodist church was
tilled on Thursday evening last with a
deligh;ed audience, which manifested
warm approval of the programme
presented under the auspices of the
Y.\1.C.A. The entire programme was
of a high eller order, but the chief
iutereat centred around Jessie Alex-
ander, the well-known elocutionist.
Worcs fail to express the admiration
one feels foe this gifted artist, as the
in a cowwLlnICa:l°U made by the elocutionist brings. Natural scenes be -
American Road Machine Co. through !fuer him aud the characters become
their vice-rne-idents Mr. C. L. Moore, living realities. Transported to the
and read to the cuunca by His I scenes surrounding the coronation of
Worship Mnyor Reid at the serol- the present kine, the audience heats
Monthly meeting last Friday night. t xpreeslons and dialects appropriate
the mayor explained that the 1 -iter to.the cccas:o11 fluor the lips of this
had been given to nim and he had tllleuted wuuein. Coining to her sec-
had
asked to feud it and bring the and number "In Covenanting.. Rays"
matter beim e the (teemed. Toe letter the Scotchmatee blond thrills "with
intimated that the plescut plant was emution as the days of persecution el-
oat ',tree enough to,eccoowodate the brought realistic before him. The
story of the bairns as told >
i. - Jessie
which has
trade ot the eycablithwrnt h
Coin -
been growing vety rapidly. Mr. Alezander•ie limp ' brantiful. Cum-
Mo..re In his letter stated that the reg from the sentimental M the hwti-
an Lrincb of this business bid orou,, it A evi lent that Jessie Alex-
-emeticgrowu fr•oni small (deck -with sh 'p ender is equally at home and in her
in Pennsylvania tee four feetotie. in thirdpiece,"Should Women Proptse?"
didrrrnt parts of the United Stairs. she brougmt down the house on many
occasions in t
He wag desirous of a siwiler ex''uu- ' Ming of carious macs of
Bion for the Canadian company.
''Popping the question." Pure mud
tit1DBNOK AND VAR -a Thi -
as FOB *3.131 1 va tree
bbd "d w4M
el
e1M •Yo
side *avast dse(r *9 1=rtihsi
streets Ili �s�d Rteb • lafieeee assn
•sM�tp et W m. It
`T rahlfflot♦ Mt me twee.
. lift
After reading the let trillis Worship brought.
siulpli:ity of the child wag
said that he thought the tow u should hero two out in r torcible Child's
Ter in
4.ys1 the company, as he believe 1 the her last pieces, "A Child's recital
1i01i' and a lullaby, which was 4911
scheme web a 900x1 one. He uncles- imitation of a nrgl'u mu: her rutting
staled that the cuulpeny w•°u,d move her child to sleet.. Her pet'furw*nce
all iLs pre'etut 111 ichlnen y int° A new all through the evening was highly
baildiug 70.4010 which it woe proposed delightful.
to build on the site near the liianid Pelham; of ritual impurcancr ens
Trunk; ala, to use exclusively the the presentation of medals for life'.-av-
fac'Aay now• occupied for the 'nano- u,,: given by the Royel Canso E:u,
tacUue of galvuutzel iron g'od-. He Huwaue Assn-iationi end p4re.ented by
thought that f hr (,10.11 should I.0 con- \lsy..r Reil to Moores lirahs'i and
gyetulated upon getting twoirdu.uiee .fanee Kos-, sone of Rev. Geo,. E.11 we
in place of enc. tether towns were fur their valut'ous action i^ saving the
ieecbing cut After industries and he I,fe of Ralph Pearce, of Toronto, near
felt that Goderich shupld :.mist the 13av6.l.!, un l.take "liuruu, Inst Joh.
company. Ne.uly nil the cauncillur' F,1r 4his part 01' the programule '4r.
similarly exptes.ed Iheniselvee. 'i he A. M. Robertson acted as chairman.
[natter was fivally iefeiteti to tee to a short and ter.e address he said
Specie' columetee. tb it i1 had mite' been mated that the
Tor mutter u1 s.11ing the 11:":"" human rice Wile deveuerating. He
electric debentures was laought up. wits glad to be able to dispro.e this
As %V.A. Mackenzie & Co. of 'lurl'nt" statement by showing that these boys
have n,a.le a goof offer, it was thoneht had placed themselves iu the class
by some that the debentures should he with stet), a of the ;as:. , Prioripal
sold. Too Finances cowwittee will Heine. gave a graphic desciiptiuuut
fn, the:total eal with tie: ha ptopositinn. tbe',lucky rescue-.
Che yu..n:
raised the p tin[ of issa- Irl 'making the presentation Mayor
Mg dcleoit111(5 10 pay for the cost 01 Reel eulag•zrd the mot hers for their
putting down 1 .cal s'ne'ers, Coup. plucky rescue. Eueh ep-titer regret-
V..u.uler s.ggested th 't this money ted the fact that Meta \I minaret Mc -
be meld t.otn Litt• sinking fund. Mayor Daggett t„ of Clinton, who assisted the
Reid i ,1st tined i that ilia sinking Ruse boys in the rescue, w,te not pros-
fund was about exha.ue, ed. [.aline ent. tier pate/its thought it better
McClintur.thought that the debeutures ,hit the pleseo;t,atinn should take
should not he issued et too low a Hgilie. place iu her own town. Rev. Geo. E.
The ter wasictetred t0theFinan3e Ko„ on brhsll of his Sons repaid
Columrie,ee
froth the %Vetter•ttn01 Light (uIIIwlseio^
...` thanking the officers of the Royal
mendatinn was received Cansdien Humane Society and el -o the
ep,rnkrrs for their kind remarks. He
asking that Mr. %b. H. Bullard be maid that the boys only felt that they
a ,potuled as els:tiicwl Inspector fur had dune their duty and would have
the town of tioderich. The iec°m- been cuwerIs if they had not door
medation e• WI Rduptetl. Reeve aeat they did. In closing he said that
Muunings said that he had intervirwrl be theugbt a boy who should receive
Mr. BuUsrd, who lull diol 4.e was tecugnition by the Royal t'an'dien
willingtoac . •1'he questo
aur eatery Humane society was 'Lira TulTnrd [or
of the iuspec:or was then brought up, hie rescue of a luau from drowning
when it was explained Unit he would off Atte ill's print last aununer.
receive the tyre as psecclibld by the rbc rest of the prog,Rm,nr being of
Hydro-..lecttic commission, which are a musical nature was inert, entertain -
10 cents per single outlet. Coun. ing. All the performers mer, Inc.!
Vanatter held that this was rather people and acquitted thetn•elves in
too high. Mayor Reid said it was the muco a manner teat Oodet i -h may be
price set by the Hyd,o-Eledric cone- proud to peewits such talented artists.
mission and the people would hate to ,the orchestra composed of Messrs.
put up with it, as it was on for statute Benjamin and Diver W'itmer, Geo,ge
books. Coon. Vanatter suggested that H. King and Charles Kerslake gave
we might os well he iu Rusiiu, but the several °vet tures in a creditable man -
mayor begged to disagree with him on nee. It is useless to attempt t) pick
tbis polo,. The schedule of fees as
drawn up by the flydro-Electric com-
miasi„n Is one to live mobile, 116.50 ;
six to 10 mullet*. onedollar extent 11 to
511, five cents additional ; 51 to 100,
two cen'e extra additionel ; over 101,
one cent each additional ; electric
,w,tors,$1 (111; 'sere than one. 73 cents ;
electric signs, one dollar each ; addi-
tional sign. f/1 cents. Reeve M.rnnings
saki that Mr. Bullard had stated to
him tl.a•- he wag willing to art and
receive his fens s. eatery.
On motion of Coon... McClinton and
Vanaurr a bylaw wan Ir,ad three
times and passed nntho,izing the
appointment of Mr. Bellied.
Three other bylaws were read and
passed
Coons. Leh h wait. and Young moved
the paasing of a bylaw making the
regular gent* to the local institutions -A sensation in high life recurred
as puhliehrd in Tie Signal of two at Varney, three 'riles tooth of lhur-
weete ago ham. last week. During the absence of
Reeve Mtann.ngo movtd and Coun the groom presumptive, who went to
Graham seconded a motion to pass a Durham to procure the license, the
bylaw to levy and aasesa $3R,M57.90 for would-be bride eloped with the Reown r
i mweklpal and other psnp.ver* IIx the man and May were married nett day
year 1911 The lady ,,wee • $4,(1110 farm in that
By the yeeeieg of a bylaw am he vitlllsite.
out the Mar of the evening, as earth
u,ueicien who ciente ibuted shone with
stellar brightneee.
The programme was : Vocal settee -
tions. Mie* Hildred McColl and Mies
Ada McClinton ; vocal duet, Miss M-
ated M_Voll and Mr. J. F. Thomson ;
violinselrc ion, Moss Once Seeger;
quattet.te• Miss Stella Speitar, Miss
Ada McClinton and M •v.rr, 0. H.
Humber and Harty Harter. Sieger*,
J. H. Hunter and George H. King
accompanied the singer.. The Boy
Scout bugle hand. which is in connec-
tion with the Y.M.C.A.. paraded the
streets previous to the coneert and
gay. the residents an idea of the kind
of music the followers of Gen. Baden-
Powell play on their inarchee. The
en.'11030ment wait turret successful.
Town Council Asked for Concessions --
Plans tor Fine New Factory to Re-
place Old One of American Road
Machine Co. -Will Then Manufee-
utre Galvanized Iron Ware Here,
No une can walk through the present
pleat of the American Road Machine
Co. without being very much impress-
ed with the e$tablisbwent, realizing
haw important such a manufactory is
to Goderich, and nut simply to Gode-
rich alone but to the iudustritll life of
Huron county. Yet, however, if the
7494101' knows anything about Machin-
ery at d general equipment, he will at
once see that this drm is greatly trum-
peted for want of room, and is remind-
ed of the eat: wearing a tight boot.
It cramps the foot mud thus iojurea the
whole body. Such 0 the case of this
firm relative to the town of Goderich.
%shite the flrm suffers dtnetly, the
town suffers inditectly. Now the
officers of the,cowpauy, in view of the
ever-increasing trade which they have
built up. have come to the conclusion t
that the business they are c•)cducting
Is a atlid once aud as the prospects for
further advance ate exceptipQnslly
bright the plant hes gut to be enlarged
and therefore asks some little assist-
auce of the town.
The factory was visited by a Signal
:epleeentative this week end simile he
has'.,een in some of the largest es:ab-
lisbuients of it similar mutate in wavy
other Outateo towns and cities he
thought that the machinery equip -
meet cumpa'ed favorably, yet it could
be seen that want of Tann greatly
hampers this enterprising irin.
The wu..d-working branch, where
spukee for wheels are taken out of
the rough oak cordwieed stick, is an
industry in itself that septet es a con- -
siderable number of hands. The
machine eh'.p is up-to-date es far as
machinery is conce,ued, but the want
of loom is afro at'pat•en1 there. Great
sheets of iron. weighing tons have to
be shifted from mune to crane ,and
derrick to derrick, nrcebsitatieg less of
time aud energy for want of loom to •
place overhead tracks and stance.
The erecting remit as lar removed fiom
the waretoonev, thus causing the work-
wru to make many unnecessary steps
for weenies' they want. The black-
smith shop ie so small that it isoiusuf-
licieut for all demand,- Made upon it.
But to ''cap the climax" i. t , p-ep into
the warel'uotll. At Once One Is con-
vinced that a warm -own "chuekrd" full
of goods so ;.bat it is impossible "to
move at wand freely, is not in any way
desirable. Everything in the line of
toad machine! y is manufactured by
this (00141any. Keene cru•heis weigh-
ing 10 tone to too ing plows sod toed
graders ere the outputs of this firm.
Considering the pi ins that have beeu
prepared for a new plant cost trig some -
w bete in the neighh •rh,od of $100),000,
to be operated in conjunction with the
old plant. really two industr:cs would
he in operati.nn here; namely,' h. man-
ufacture of rt ad machinery and the
making of gatvan ze i goods. It is
thought the, the company is not ask-
ing out of the way in its lequesta fcr
concessiul,s f101n the town council
which ane published in another
column. The firm now employ about
six'y men, whereas when the new
factory ie completed over 100 'len will
find employment with the -company.
It is propose,) to erect a set of build-
ings, the mein one Iseing 70 x 4(4) leer,
but .he company have ant yet decided
whether it will be built of concrete or
brick. To this Luilding a spur from
the Grand '1 rook a ill be laid. Outside
of this building will be a largo crane
used principally for unloading cars,
etc. In this way a great swing would
be made in cartage. A fine up-to-date
afire with all ween equipment will
be in the main building. A superin-
tendent', room with glees doors in one
part of the oilier which will be on the
second floor will enable hitn to look
over the whole machine shop A large
warehouse, 40 x 1110, will be in one
building by itself. It. will be. con-
strncted oI galvanized iron. Another
building, 33 x 40, will be used as n
Boiler loom and all pumping appsratus
will be kept there. It will he 111 feet
underground in older that the railway
hopper ears may be unloaded into the
company's coal bunker.. There will
also be put up • large building foe a
foundry. The sive has not yet been
decided upon. While theta will bs
several other buildings erected, the
chief aim of the architect has been to
connect them am much es possible e0
th:et the whole eatahlist,nunt may he
fitted op with en ekv..e-1 track for
heavy load• of iron to her deposited in
any part of the tntilding.
For these buildings (h•• company has
'secured an option on several lots near
t lle Grand Trunk and it is melee stood
that the railway will lay all necessary
1',' m:Inufar tore galvanised iron
go rte in 'heol I factory. as proposed, it
will seceders.. -odditbetel machinery
hut at the present Mr. G. L. Moore.
the nuna,aer, was unable to say what
the cost of installing this machinery
would he when he was naked the gums
tion by Tue Signal.
Accident et Windham
YVingham, (act. 24 Harry henois
had his Tye. painfully burned and Me
face and head badly rut and sere Imbed
lest evening while Ant bunds,
wtl his brother the gnu expinxied es
be •ras taking also Mut the alp new
bora sad *truck him. Ile 040/000004
with horning powder. Dr. AAate
hone' unless inflations .t ion develops N
tray (Ji• 87304(ht aY e1RM.