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GOUERICH, \ ONTARIO, THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER 6e 1913
TuE STERLINGBANK1
OF CANADA
AtenIlMbliaorniP
SAVE, because
No. 57
Prosperity is largely a matter of visiting the bank
lin pay day and making regular deposits.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch-ANDKEW PORTER, Manager
STRONGEST FIRE, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES
are represented bt'
A. G. N I S BET
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
List your property for sale with me.
,i1-'Flt'E NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE. [ODER!( H
'PButrlts : OFFICE 211: HOUSE 150. P. O. Buz 381
PUBLIC noir*
TOWN OF G1)DERICH
1 TAXIS. 1913
Taxmen now doe nod payable at my otaee.
Town Heil.
Twofer tent off if paid by lith November .
One percent off It paid by Nth December
Two pet cewtadded atter IS h December .
Five per cent added after 1.t Janeary 1914
Pay promptly and get your discount.
WM. CA3IPBEI.1.,
71121 Collector.
VOTERS LISTS ()COURT
TOWN OF GODERICH
\oUoe to hereby gives that h Court will be
help pursuant to Ttse Ontario 'Voles. Lisle
'tet' by Hia Honor the Judge of tri County of
Huronet the Court Hooter. Ooderich, on the
eighteenth day of November, 1913. at nine
lock a.m., to hear and determine compplatnte
of error* inn 01.100.00e9 In the Voter. Let of
the Municipality of the Town of Goderich for
1113.
Dated at Goderich tufa Sri day of November.
LLKNOI.
at., clerk of Town of Ooderich.
aDJOURNED SALE OF LAN D FOR
TAXES
The kale of land for taxes is adjourned to
Wednesday, the 1919 day_of November, 1913. et
•_a, p.m. at the Court Roue In the town of
t, odench.
WM. HOLMES,
30.2t Treasurer County of Huron
Nov. 4th. 19111.
re ANTED
A R M HELP AND DOMESTIC
r SERVANTS. -Peewee requiriter farm help
should apply at poop 10 WILLIAM MWU11.-
LIN, Dominion Uovernmeot Employment
Agent SL Helens, Ont. Order. left with H. D.
WUOl)d. St Helen.. OoL, will receive prompt
..tt noon 911tf
LOST OR FOUND
L08T. -ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER
214, a gteinc of sewn rowdy' bead..
etteward at THE SIGNAL UFF1I E. It
L�0UNL.---A SUM OF MONEY. M.
P RoniN'8-
jit--1-.r--..-y • Me
a�ubllfc 2(ctiice
To the Citizens of Godench
The Water and Light Com-
mission neve just received a
shipment of Electric Irons and
Electric Toasters and will sell
same at cost :
"Hotooiot." best grade,161b. Iron,
$3-35 each
"Hottoint," best grade, Electric
Toaster, $pas each
j . These are rrecommeuded by
the Hydro -Electric Power Oom-
miseion of Ontario es the very
hest goods that can be purchased
for the money.
Apply at the Treasurer's
Office, Town Hall.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. -A GOOD GENERAL
servant. at dere. Apply MRS. F. J. H v r.
LAND. Were drag. tat
WANTED. -A GOOD GENERAL
Servant by the let Dare/ober. Apoly 10
MRL HOLT. North street. Goderich. tf•-1t.
SPECIAL. -SOMI IXTELLIGEN'T
laborers wanted for all year workto our
different departments. men who may grow
yuiekly into better than common laborer. pay.
Kn01101 for eartic.lar. rind sold quaildca'len.
to tis (Y)LLINGWOOD LDING
O M PAN Y. CoUtiglirood,
IRL WANTED. -FOR GENERAL
hea•e week. apple to. N$8. A. FAR -
W W a• of
l M stM•. 6
U dp
FOR SALE 09 TO HUT
`STOVE FOR 8ALE. -- HAPPY
O Thou�bt Stove will be sold cheap for quick
odaAlrPty to a- CALDER. opposite Knitting
tractor,. Teat street. 30 -it
STOVE FOR SALE. -BASE BURN.
TR wit* oven and bot.alr chamber. -in al
condition Cheap for sear. Apply to AtRP.
A. H. CORNELL Kowa street it,
FOR MALE. -IN THE POWN OF
elodir ich two desirable lots being. half
an acre °e land in a good location. on this
property u a small borne and stable. ' Will be
sold cheap Apply to JAS. YATES. 79-2t
f110 RENT. -HOUSE, BARN AND
1 market harden of 10 acres on the blink of
the Matti/arid river to rent. 81tcntad near the
Grand Trunk &tattoo. Ood.vic . Four acres of
fruit trees on the prermisee.FrOwell
watered. Apply to ALEX. RO SRTSON,
Britannia road. Goderich- 7 -lm
[j OK YALE. -TWO-STORY HOUSE
1' on Keays street, containing tep reome. bre
medium bathroom. furnace and elbotrle light* ;
thoroughly ropolred from cellar to roof ; full lot
and small barn with some fruit Apply 10 W.
R. PINDER. sl-tr.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALIt. ' '
We leve for sale about thirty town 1aa
price. tonging from $50 upwards• also three
cottages end other dwelliegi ant a yew Meme.
PROUDFOOT, HAY( It KILLORAN, (lode -
rich Ont. 444f
HOUSl4S FOR SALE. -AN EIGHT-
HOOMED HUt • s E on Victoria street and
one *even roomed house en Anglaise ettoet :
both with all modern oonvenlenoee . stable on
each
property n
y corner build
Also one choice
a an apply to W.
for fiber rtla 1
lot. P to DD 7
Ing W
( T.gPELWW. Moder doh. Ont. 74•tf
( 80•3t By order.
1 Water and Light Commission.
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
iTwo hoses meet all trains.
i'rivate ealM hays prompt and
careful aMNgst.. Iw
IIret4la
11vs't7 e40111s 8.1 all thew
Resrohaf k /glees.
1 -Ha DAVIS LiVER'S'
T. M. DAVIS
Propeirper
t bells Street 'Flees Ilse 01 1
J
1
1
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
HALF. The residence. with four lots
fwrmerly known a. the A MrD. Allan property.
Weer Cameron and Reglan tercets. Good
brick houee. two etorder. In flrrt.rl•w repair
modern convenience.. Grounds planted with
variety of choice fruit'[. One of the best prop:
entailIn (loderieb. Itessooable terms. P. J
RYAN. Goderich. 7241
LiOR SALE. -!FIVE ACKE.S OF
r land. part of lot t. L H. W'_ Colborre
township, county of Rerun. On the property
are • frame dwe llna home and a work atop
St acme orchard. Chow to school, one-half
i Mille hem church,p..te smeNiro
for • retireKSsodn- farmer. Tfs pOPSrt7 be
co Mra D. Ca.slrytn, cbk+sta Tares
can be tad from A. A. WILLI Amis. Dunlop
Ont.
FARM FOR. KALE. -THE EAST
bait d lot one in the fourth rower
sees. eastern Divides of W townellhal iref Ash
isle, • frame e 1a awl frame ban. 1 MoD te
a s • of • frame rosea
appy
Aa aatallel oro�rad•PRUU FOOT. H A Yb s
WRalr. /iOdKlor. Hit'lY•u
MUNCH AND FARM PROP -
POI[ oat c --i have aplee alywsat.w
gyp ori Dat. • sfw
Asd s19nM y mar
figarMigaill-mi Aeawta 1417,1/•
WEST WAWANOSH
C FIREINSURANCECO. 1
One of the beet is the Rev- 1
Ince. piled rate of aewf_OaeL
Live Stook impered at Its this
value whether os the fares ee
not. No trouble be make ed jrs►
1 [nests.
BYLAW NO. sato OF 1913. OF THE
TOWN 01 OODYRICR.
A %it•w To AUTHnazi 1 GuanaNTsa et' Vial
(.osroMOTIOO .v Tna 'rows or Uutkttwa
OW TIE ROMA Oa UMart*Tuasa or tRe
AIe1IUC4M RO11, 3,i/teams (0Mr1MY Or
C•MODA, L13.1IT160.
Whereas The American Road Machine Com-
pany Of Canada, Limited. herc,iwtu'r malted We
Company. bad fur wove year. retried on bu.l-
nee. 10 the Town of Clods, o6, and now find/ it i
heee...ry awing to m.creaeing beamed.. to OC -
quite new prewf.e. 911.1 a larger .ud more
modern plant in the .and Tow. of Otbenob
which will be whim connote ed and equipped of
the value of at least se...w,9..
And wbereaa the sada t out tang haw through
41. direc,u,. roque•led the l uuuut of the Town
ut lruder[l.h to re the raid l uwp+tu) lu 1a 10O-
ward
ropored notary), tee by gu,.r.ataelaa Its hood. to
the 81100('01 $2O,u1.0 upon the terme sad we.
Moon. sod ,u .rte ,limner ba4n0her. et forth,
by granting to the aid l'ourpauy for a pens
ot (e0 years a liked r..r..tuant upon It• hew
Mod. of 81.tAyd for all purpu.e., ooepL .obool
a tee. and by owring up puruuu. of Napler and
Monttolm Questa rod tot. toying to the .aid
l.uurpauy the portant. 10 tl"ee t.stetdte, with
lar,. running numbers ail and ties now owned by
the (Or poral duo.
Aim wbe,tad It its expedient to grant the
rata aid .00.4,01 to the terms and Quads on.
OrI*tnatter put forth
Therefor: he It tweeted and it 1s hereby en-
acted by the Municipal t own. il of the I own of
1udera:u .s fellows
1. 11 .hall be lawful for the Mayor and
( lerk,.iu the Orme rad oar behalf of the (or
pe,r.t.o, of the 'l own of Gottron. and under
it. corporate Qeel, to execute 0nd deliver as
the alt and cued of tho raw l'orporauot, the
wrinen or prlatod guam..tee or guar0uu'ua of
1110 aid l;orpuretiop guara,leewg the du. pay
went by the ,talo Town of Godenoh of the prin-
cipal and u.4re.t .t the rate of dve and a hart
per 0001 ler afi00.0 or lite ba„d. and dation-
tore. of The Awerlean 11004 ala.htu8 1OW,
Lin, 0(t each, Limited. up to. but net ex
mediae the .ult. art So0.tr110.o. for principal, re-
payab.e to twenty equal auuua i(,.talute114
of principal and luterc.t. veld guarantee to be
to the effect that novo default tang made,by
amm
A he American Road Machin tau y or C n-
ada, Limited, to pelmet' art the erinrlp•J or
Intern -A .4Cared by the rad bood. or ache
t use, .0 g1fuaramle0d, the (uru0ranon of • 109
Iowa of Ooderic 9 w.,l pay upu, demand to the I
binder, of the Kali Cosa, the amount in respect I
of the payment of w htch default Oras been
made. erica ar.nte•s to be ()hein ouch I
gu
form and to -coutatu rook other or dditioual
provislune am shall be approved of by dbe Mayor
and Solicitor for the raid forth. omitted. bow -I
ever, that .arch proviauee eau`uudtuune do
not It wit the obligations of the .aid town to I
pay the a.ouut w iia def suit upon deu,aod a!
atore.aid.
3. The necemary and proper .repi to tate
three mistime of Napier sttett and Mout. am
street In the I own of Ooder.eh lying between
t'awMrm road And Alb.•rL ,tree t, shah be Lek w }
by the raid ( Jep,noon. and 11.0 rad- po.1Iona
su to be closed, togeU,er w.tb lot. rumor*,
number., Ail and tett already owned oy the sae
corporation, shall be .• eiveytd h thee/Lid Cum• I
Deur by a conveyance to be delivered c..ntew•
ppooraaeoody with the deliv. ry of the mortgage
be the company to the Corp,nton hei'e,nafter
referred to.
3 Prior to the execution of lite guarantee
or 11001001091 of the bond. of the .and Loin-
pant.
ompang. or any of them. by t he said I'orpurwUon,
and as a condition precedent thereto, the said
Company than require by purchase std shall t
have oo,rveyuaw a to fee strove. the necessary
site for it. proposed new bmldiug• and plant,
aid Nie Lo cumPrl.e approxtma,ely 100t
and
we -hail acre_o. and to lndudo nil the Canada
Company Toa in Inc three no, t hods, blocks be-
tweep 4 amb,ia rued and Albert .treat. being
Park Lou 1. 2 and 3. in the staid Town of Gide
rice, and to be of the value of 81714 re.
1. A. a further medium' precedent to the
exeoutton of the .aid gum rantre. or guarantees,
by the said Corporation the said Company sh011
execute and deliver 1., t he raw (brpors aro . a
mortgage in triplicate upon the said lands .oto
be acquired aviator e.t.d. and upon all build-
ings. plant. machinery, tools and patterns,
erected or to be erected thereon nr to be Omen
therein. or used In connectio•, with the bu-i
nese to be carried on by the said (. uwp•auy, and
upon the lands, building and plant now owned
by the raid company. on twist street. In the
Town of Uoder,cb. law mos wage 10 br casco' -
ed with the necessary approval of the ehanr
holders of the mato company duly given in a
meeting called for that pore ose and LAI con.U.
tate a lust charge upon all the said preper-
t except g010 to the-splant on
c stn+e[ afo112rere-raid as [o whtcApreethet Cor
per
ation already bolds a mortgage. rhe said mors -
gage shall contain the clauses and provt.ione
uauolly found in mortgage. given b com-
panies to secure bonds. and shall bp settled and ,
approved by the eulicitor for t ho &aid Corpar'
ation : and raid mortgage .hall secure anti pro.
vide for the Immediate repayment to the said
r orporatton of all moneys, which may be paid
by it in respect of the said guaranteed bond..
and for the insurance by the raid Company of
the said mortgaged property in 1si or of the ,
said Corporatlon 1" case uf lore by flre or tight
ning. In such companies as shall be approved of
by the said Corporation. and by policies con
talninO w'bay w known to, the "mortgage
clause. and for the continuance of such laser
once during the currency 81 the said bonds.
said tnruronce to be for vt least the amount of
the bonds so to be g'barauteed es alor•esall
and such mori4s4, shall .1,0 contain suoh ,
further or other prof kion. fu, therotection of
the said Corporation as In he opinion of the
Solicit/1r y
If r for the said Corporation may he deem-
ed nete.snry for that purpose and said mort
gage anal' also include 0 covenant on the put
of the said Contpe..y 10 maintain and keep its
present plat on Kort ,.d eel ,e the Bald Item
of Goderich in °venation daring the oarreoor
or the bonds of the s0td Company. payment of
which the raid l;prporatlon guaranteed node
the Provision•, of rte B)law No. 24 of 19K, amp
also a covenant to the effect that in saw the
Company makes default in respect of tri pay
went of any of its bonds so guarantad under
raid last mentioned bylaw, and In aoaee90ellee
the Corporation I. obliged ro pay the .aek the
said Corporation shell mi... the MIMI 10 rMM
to the sande about to be acquired sad to the
buildings. machinery and plant to be enema
thereon 1u the same manner and to tri mom
and plant were actually
extent as .f said land.. bail/Capp.4.01.4 d le. Dever
td by the wiertg.g, aleea/y 1914 ti tho said
t;0rmotsr . scalu.t t.M ormesers property oar
asst alewr.
S Upset the sad land, belne acquired and
the said mortgage belt executed arta delivered
as aterwaold . the Me Tor and (:ark .hall execute
a gear•atee of the bond. a. aforesaid.
but :he *eId bedda shall tbersaftor be
Mid by the said Career Ilon in its mkt nos
trot ondl dlepowd of ata pries a ' l'fattofy to
ib
Cea•al ••d Cc i u.►. wad Me peooued.
Wad shall when sold bet .11001tb departed
is • reartered haat In the Teem of Oedema*
4. amens' aewnst to the credit of the said
Coepstat1Ds. sad *sail be p IJ oat a. herein -
fl. C=ICtenparly wUl peened to erect
ap.M2 the said nate *, to be aegeta9A lir Mao -
amt. sad with ell Few .•8N de-potor, a main
NIIU.7 tmmevsetad rt .tnetstwl steel wash
tw4ea sr amortiet elide' awe gond deal aid
in greet 'a nag and bavlws eetrlseete I11ee4.
.109 .bele is be el tun dtarneloe .
M teat ami M M of tri valve of at
471.0 urban . platM. and *hall
and applanose
R. McJLWAIN, ji
Nile.
Agent for ;.olwee..
teen
seek, W saes
roses lad 0wen1 etas,/ •r a tr.vaitui
elss�7als•�macaw. Male. . carrel mai
048 alwato otbot wooly -
Mt ilai ewer et 1114 0 the tiomptatod
awl aqui t with
the 1•wM .• ge Mi agal,M wi Menrmw. art
q.L Iuu d was eeeirw loser M tri (en-
pes a reseksa lt••o mess to M or me rates
of es law WM@ ..N vela* to M preyed to
480W�ajowe to. fv)e•eslI•f tesTow• f
Ojjasss.ya, ••ad to he YSM•d at be • valawer
Um OtaisMi.
•Rid molls a bail v1
mithoWa ma
1.
imatti hem
Laillthus es *thiprositmaektimato of iiii
iklismant 0 wadi sal la lb)
117.20.
rrostt
Ilee./wrwdeseraMat t�/riisayY se 1 00110111•11 elp •Msa ahold s to the
glit� eppres•1 af,i• e•Mgala
( 7•Mia•a71te'tM«
of the Corporation is satisfied that the progress
Nsd tettbd °ata eWaaeiibuilding are weth
co•dd Opueritiette a ohnrge upuo the same, or
open tae said keds. lar priority to the sari
_W batauce of the said proceeds
ever the iple art 01 uy amid
and stensaid C of the mid
pop
e•Ildlig t or bereiubeturo • sovided,
and ease whole ben., town l In the manner
hen•u*ator• sdeotiueed to be of the value of at
teat $00,000,W, freed and Mach/aged from all
veadure or meebanlo: liens or charger of any
Mod, and subject only to tae raid wortg.4u w
the .etc Corporation.
a It leforayerscrawl in the event of Oils
bylaw receiving the approval of the Deoesear7
majority ot thewthat at the acid building
w toe erected as afew+.d Quill be proceeded
with immediately upset the final oration of the
said bylaw. and OM be reset for and will
oommeuos operatloa within one year there-
after. and wlal eo•U.ue to operation thence -
tort And nd by way of timber ald w the said
Compaoy It Is hereby declared that the lands,
building., plant. machinery ►..d other weer,
able property of the said t'ompan, •ierted or
Ileum upon the sale alto shall fur r period of
ten yeah bealnuns( with the year 1914. be valved
sod a..e.red for all purp re., except ..boo!
rarer 01 t he mm of e16,AAA,QU.
Ie. TM. bylaw raid tate effect on 100 data
of the naval pa*un1 thereof " •
Prov..ionoUy pawed at the Council Clam
ban,. at the Town of Oodtncb. the 519 day uf
November. A.D. 1913.
L. L. KNOX
yearns l Werk.
1100
Trus NOTICI that W0 above M a true copy
of a proposed bylaw winch has been takeu
tato con.)deratlon, rd which will be anally
pa..ea hi the Council of the Muuiclpahty lin
he event of the asset of the eleotora being
obtained thereto, after One .no:,th from the
arae publication In the Oodencb Signal naws
paper the date of whirb publ.cation waw the
.nth day of Noce/Jibe. 1113.
Asp Yt'iTaxa rams Nome that all letse-
holder! qua:: Sod under the pros iriooa of 34
ora V. (h toter 43, Semi uu *Li. 8. Id. 3. aro
req.atred to day. before the day of venue to
ate with me a statutory dec uta inn of gtrUA-
,wu otherwise their name. welt Out appear o0
the i,•uter. List for tush . etting
ANP FCMTRaa T•ga NOTtCr that Oho rete
of the eta:tore of tae mid Town of Uodericb
will b • token on the said pr.•pored bylaw at
the following tim r ad 11a2es. .bat u.• to say.
on 8aturda. , the SMh dry of November. 1913.
rommenoing at the hour of 9 o clove u. the
(Mamoru and ooncuuing till S a clock ,u 'the
afters mu of U.e aurae day, by (he fallowing
Deputy Hetnrtuog Udicen..
Pulling eualivr4en No 1. at Thompron,
w ood Shop. by John ii. Kdward. Deputy Re-
turning OI1oer, wad Joan B. McKay, ppm • 1era.
Pulluig subdivtaton 1.o. 2. at W w. She, tsars'.
Repur shop. East Street, by Charles Saler,
the sly Returning Orator. alb Keri. Sturman
roll ('ark.
Foiling *Dbdivbtion No. 3, at Town Hall by
Edward C. Belcher, Deputy Returning vthcer.
nod W w. Knox. Poll Clerk.
Polling rubdlvlMon No. 4, at Start her.' Rood
Shop. by Huton A Telford, deputy Iteturniig
(Mins and Wm. btuthera, Poll Clerk.
Polling .ubdivirion Na S, at Mrs. W9ltonb
Store. it em street. by ties 1'. Bleck, Deputy
kteturoloz ('810.?. and B. to Sturdy. Poll (ter k.
Polling subdivision No. E at Brophey'. *ton ,
West driest by H. L Wst.on. Deputy Heturn-
InO Officer. and Wm. Tait Poll('lerk.
Polling subdivides n0. 7. at Dennie Neville.
hour•. by UonaJd McKay. Deputy Rpaurolo1
Office, and Rubt..1.11. Pull Clerk.
On Krlday. the Seth da of November
1913. 10, Mayor of The mid Town w ill abuse
at be Council 1. bombers of the .old Town at
tin o'clock to the forenoon. to appoint person,
to attend at the various VOIDS places afore
said, and at t he float summing up of the votes
by the Clerk. on behalf or the pervon, later-
anted
aterentad in and promoting m mpeaee,g tate peeing
of the said propoatd bylaw. re°pectively.
The clerk of the Council of the said
Town of Ondelith will attend at hie office on
the Town Hall. at. ten u clock In the forenoon
of Monday. the Ist day of lhcemter, 1913. to
. um up the number of votes fir and aganat
the Mid proW.ed bylaw -
L. L. KNOX,
Clerk.
AUCTION SALES
Mnsn•v. Nov. 1&Kh.-AOotion sale of farm
-tock mud implements. property of Mit.
MURr4Y P1TgRMOT. spare itne litems Atabu rn
.latlunl. Tito,rin Gl' NOSY. auctioneer. •
Fs/roar. Nov. i4. -Auction sale of a carload
of 0004 and hewn, at the AObnrn hn el,
Auburn. J. K Foaot'noie, propngfor ; T HOMAe
GUNDRr, auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES
' Lt3ARING AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
MR MURRAY PATERSON
vitalise by public sanction at
bin farm. the first lot tenth of the railway
crossing on the Rare line their Auburn Sta-
tion'.
tstlonl. on
NONE/ Ay. NOVHMBER IOtb,
at 1.31 o'clock sharp:
Mare, .5 veal. old ; Mere, 9 years old ; driving
Wore. Oyears old ; 7 Yearling..; 2Calves :Caw.
due theatre January CO: Cow. due to eelee
April : Sow end Litter of Pig• . en Hens;
quantity of Orin: Lumber Waggon; 6•foot
Mt('ormlck Mower: Hay [tate: 1tlDtao Har-
row: 3..'eetlon Drag Het tow; Farm Waggon,
nearly new; Waggon Box and Seat. Sleigh,
Hay Rack, itey Rork sod Rope.. Met ormlck
Bowl cell FanningMilt le„ ('
L
. dMrp ream Se
o-
wratnr, Plow. UanR Ihcw. bnegd•. Cutter. Root
0144 tar. .et Irani TraHnrn.r., single harne•..
Teems. All .oro• of 810 and under. dash'
over tune amount. eleven months' cr•oit will
be Riven on farnlshln, approved joint notes,
A discount of ave p.cr ce-.t. allowed for Dash on
credit amount..
Everything most be dlrpneed nf.
The implements ate all practically new and
in good ebape.
HURRAY PATERSON. THOS. GUNDRY,
Pro )Motor. Auburn Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE
of w reroute ot
(iWD DAIRY AND STICK COWS AND
Hainaut
MK..1. K. FEROUSON
will ee11 by public auction at the Auburn Ho41,
In Aab•rn, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14th
csremencing at 1 o'clock scarp :
*5 hied of young cows. Most of them young
mid doe to calve to wood time In the spring.
Amongst the lot are moria extra goo.[ Oracle
stork r :tors bred I 0 registered Shorthorn Ball.,
and some well -brow yyounlf Heifer..
Irene -Six months credit will be given on
?tarnishing approved Joint notes. A dieeount
at tare late of 7 per cent per annum allowed'
for 8059 On credit amount& Thew will be no
reserve.
J. E. RLROU$v\ THOMAS OCNIRY
Pro/tleter. A uottoeeer.
-The marriage ref Wilbelmino As
nee, daughter of Me. arid Mrs. Jame*
McIntorb, of McKillop, in M) K. 01
Iver, of Hih9ert, waw solemnized at
noon ns October Nth at the home of
the bride's parent.. and in they preerncw
of the [mined let it relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. Rev T H.
Larkin performed tit. ceremony. The
bride was beex).nin,ly attired in bro-
caded *ilk, trimmed with shadow knee
and carried a handaorn. bouquet M
-s, nation.. She woe given away by
her father and Miss Ella Turnbull,
coeds ot the bride. furnished very
pirseiet Iwlroil as .he played Loiter)
e-
V'� krNal march on the piano
et Happy hone .peat around a
boeibelfel Iaism tante. therein( couple
Met eh IS Sftersoes train for a bossy -
mein rip is Detroit and either paint..
Tow thele return they will take up
Iletmaapieg n. the groom's fire farts
le Dlleert township.
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PEOPLE TO DECIDE i ma:hines was the suhject of some
Ratepayers WW be Asked to Assist
Local Industry
After bring approved of by the
special committee and ratified by the
town comical, the American Road
Machine Co. bylaw will be voted on ie
Goderich on November ::9th. The by-
law appeal's in its entirety on page one
of this issue of The Signal and the con-
cessions asked for by this company
have been published in precediog
issues of The Signal. As usual the
seven polling subdivisionts will be
brought into commission and the town
clerk, Mr. L L. Knox, will be the re-
turning cmcer. His deputies will
likely be the same as on October 4th
when the organ bylaw was voted
upon In case 1 he public are laboring
under any mire, prehension and are
led to believe that the town is under
the expense of .ubmittiny this bylaw,
it is well that they--sbould know that
the company dears all this expense.
At a special meeting of the council
held last Dight all the councillor., after
the bylaw bad [leen emended to suit
them. copr•eesed themselves favorable
and it passed uoaniwously. The Sig-
nal hes no hesitation in saying : Vote
for the Bylaw.
A. R. BRADWIN, Ppauslso.
little discussion. But before any are
boug of it is the intention of the com-
mission to inspect the ones now em-
ployed in this wort at Woodstock or
(salt In this way all the water used
in the town would be pumped by
hydro power. At the present time,
however. it is considered advisible to
have the lights first and make the
water pumping question an after
consideration. All the members of
the commission were present.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
Many Children Now Attending Centra
and Victoria Schools
There are Slit children Intending the
'public schools in (3:)dorlch at the pres-
ent time. This was made known at
the meeting of the public school board
held in the hoard norms 113 Victoria
school on Monday evening last. Prin-
cipal Long, .,f the Victoria school, re-
ported I hat 372 pupils were enrolled
with $ daily average attendance of 8'L4,
making the attendance 147 per cent.
Fur the Central school, Mise Sharman.
the principal, stated in her report that
212 children attended her school with
an average daily attendance of 196 and
a percentage of 92 daily.
There wan very little nusiness to be
discussed and the session was a short
one. The treasurer's report showed
that the pay roll for teachers and
caretakers. etc., for October was
$809.01 and the accounts for the month
were 1115aSt17. These amounts bave
been paid hy the treasurer. Since
the beginning of the year the treasurer
bas paid out $9,7:065 for school main-
tenance. l he chairman, Dr. W. F.
(i'allow, presided and Trustees R. H.
Cutt,H.E.Hodgens, John Acheson and
J. W. Craigie, also Mr. Alex. Straiton,
secretary -treasurer, were present.
AN VUAL MEETING
Membership of Horticultural Society is
Fast increasing
One of the societies which is per-
haps' doing more good to beautify
Goderich than any other organization
here is the horticultural society.
An evidence of the growth and pro-
gress it is making here was illustrated
at the annual meeting held in the
court house on Tuesday evening leer,
when the sectetal'y-treasurer, Mr.
Will. Lane. reported that the member-
ship bad etowu front 91 members last
year to 112 members this year. He
also reported that the receipts for the
past year were $307 and the expendi-
ture had been $i r2, leaving a balance
on band of *5. The government grant
this year bad been $130. This grant
varies from year to year. it was
stated by the sect ataxy that the cost
of distributing peonies in is manner
that every member got three flowers
amounted to 5177.66.
Messrs. Wm. Coats and James 'Mit-
chell were appointed as representa-
tives from the local auciety to attend
es delegates the meeting cif the prov-
incial 8-'ciery hold in Tomato on Nov-
ember 18th and 191.b.
The society have decided that due
Ing the winter months thee will
hold a meeting on the second Monday
of each *moth for the purpose of dis-
cussing horticultural m'atters. The
n d
directors err alsoa+nei wring the hold-
ing of Hower show* during the cowing
season. This matter, however, will
come up later at, one ut the monthly
meetings.
Thor a was a fail IT gond attendance
and the election of officers wale the
principal business transacted. Tbo,.e
who were elettrd were :-President,
Dr. °allow : vice-president, Mr. \Vm.
Coate; secretary -treasurer, Mr. Wm.
Lone: directors, Meters. Wm. War-
nock, R. C. Hays, Janlee Ltithw*ite,
Jame* Mil cheli,B.Morn ingatar,Charles
Wells. Asher Ferrow,Uermot McEvoy
and D. J. Naftel.
GUOD ADDRESSES
Oratorical Contest is a Feature tof G.C.!
Literary Society
The semi-monthly meeting of the
literary society. in connection with the
Goderich collegiate institute, held on
Fiidey evening last in the assembly
roost of that building was a great
nor, e.R, I he chief feature- being an
oratoric,l contest and the speeches
given by the youthful orators were
exceptionally good. Miss Floren3e
Smith. by the excellent way she die-
cus.ed "The Life and Wort: of Rud -
yard Kipling" carried off the laurels.
"Patriot 'an" wast esub
act of
a
good
*speech tnade by Mr. Hector McHa .
Mr. Worthy Ryan made a good at-
tempt to discus the horrible. of
"War." lie gave many useful illus-
trations of the usefulness of conflict,
instancing the recent war in the
Heiken States. ••The Irish Question,:
a burning one at the present time,
was also interesting. The judges. Rev.
J. B. Fotherineham, Mr. W. C. Prid-
ham and Mr, A. E. Bradwin, decided
in favor of Mi.. Stnith.
Mr. James McClinton, the president.
oncupied the chair and introduced the
following prog�rantne :--1o.trnmental
piano dnet, lines Aunl. M')ss and Mr.
J. ('. Moss; instrumental sola, Mise
Florence Smith : vocal sulker Miss (Jol-
ene Cleo k and Mr. Herbert Cutt
reading, Mira Mary Tom : mandolin
solo, Miss Elsie Galt, and .elections by
the (Mee club. The r.adiug of The
Journal hy Mr. Wilfrid Daccey was
very amusing. The evening was a
pleasant and profitable one.
PRESENT PLANT SUFFICIENT
Hydro Engineer Says Town Pumping
Stauo° Will do for Awhile.
For the purpose of meeting Mr. .1.
H. Csator. the hydro engineer who is
in charge of installing the lights in
town, the Water and Light oommis-
sfos met in the council chamber on
Thursday night. The engineer re -
that the work was going nivelyy
erward and the commission seemed
to be satisfied with the progress that
M being made Several matters were
disouseed but nothing of impos'taais
was d.eided upon. The geeation of
tboi present plant supplying eiestsielty
to the town, which Nome t9.m ago
wee said would he insufficient whoa
the hydro wee fe.talfad, came un. M..
Calor after Inspecting this pleat gays
It as bis oploion that the plass wee
large enough for all present weds.
The buying of electrical pia eg
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL
Local- Orangemen bbeerved and Honor
Guy Fox Anniversary.
November 5th. known as Guy Fox
day and the anniversary ot the exposi-
tion of the Gunpowder plot, was lo-
cal! observed by Victoria L. 0. L. Nu.
182, when a most successful and enjoy-
able social evening wart held in the
Oddfellow. hall on Stanley street.
Gathered around the festive board
were the members and adherents of
the Orange order and invited friends.
The ladled (the wives and friends of
the members uf'tbe lodge) supplied the
refreshments and eatables. About
240 sat down'to supper, which lasted
from earlyin the evening until *thorn
10 o'clock. The supper was followed
by a short musical programme, when
songs were nicely rendered hy Messrs.
C. E. Belcher and %Vtu. Golhy, with
'accompaniments by Mr. G. H. King.
Bro. J. H. Million presided Ms chair-
man and introduced the programme
with an appropriate address of- wel-
come. As there were some strange
faces present he hoped that they would
make themselves et home and every-
body would have a pleasant evening.
Rev. J. B. Ford, Rev- Geo. E. Ross
end Mr. A. E Bradwin .at the request
of the chairman each gave short and
terse addressee appropriate to the occa.
cion.
At the close of the evening a vote of
thanks was tendered to the singers,
speakers and ladies by Messrs.
1 homes W. Nicholson and David
Sproule. The national anthem closed
the evening's entertainment.
LANES
Our little winter hos again left os.
The snow in this locality measured
eight Inches good. if this rough
weather is s forerunner of floe days
many people will be busy at their root
and potato .;rope.
Mr. W. P. Reed returned home on
Saturday iast after attending aSunday
school convention held at Owen
Sound last week.
Mr. Wm. Ball, we are glad to report,
is eroun .
d
Strand Mrs -lames Lane and
Mr. and
Mts. David Alton attended the funer-
al of the late Mr. WM. Wellwood, of
Wingbam, last week.
Mr- and Moe. David Ferrier and
daupbter, Luella, of St,Helens, were
visitors in our midst last week.
Mrs. Charles Anderson and sno,Rex,
left on their return trip for .fohanneR-
hurg, South Africa, on Saturday.
November 1st. Mr. Anderson intends
meeting her in the old country. We
wish them a safe and pleasant voyage,
AUBURN
Rev.and Mrs. A. Laing are visiting at
Kingston and Beltimnre, their former
homes, for two week..
Rev. J. 8. Vellowleee. of Toronto,
will occupy Knox church pulpit on
Sabbath. His subject will be "Canap
Life."
Mr. and Mrs, ,fame. Webster and
Mr. and Mre. John Listen returned
hotne after a two months' visit in the
prairie provinces.
A number of our citizens attended
the wedding in 8eafortb on Wednes-
day at the bonne of Mr. Wrn. Sellers,
when their daughter, Clara, and Mr,
Edgao;t.aws,.n were united in wedlock.
We welcome the 9,-ide to our village
again. and best wishes for a happy
Ottani for the bride and groom.
May's moving pictures are drawing
crowds in the Temperance hall this
week.
Mr. Robert Medd, jr . bas purchased
th .farm of Mrs..)ame. Symington, ,n
Co thorns, for his sow, IViJHam.
A large crowd attended Mr John
Yount; a sale last week. Good prices
were realised for 1 be stock. Hones
ata tint se1Msg es high this tall as for-
merly
FOR SALR-Baled hay and straw.
all kinds ofehlekeo feed . alen poteltoe••
We have a hull line of the best broad
of Hour Goode delivered to ell parte
of the town A, J Cexerts. Hamilton
dried Phone Sr
TO THE MEN OF HURON COUNTY
A hundred year. ago Huron county
was an unconquered swamp. By sweat
of brow and strength of arm the land
was vanquished. To us it yields the
fruits of conquest -fertile fields, happy
homes, honest industry. Our fathers
were victors in a toilsome fight and
they emerged from it strong in body,
clean in Rout, hopeful in spirit. Ours
is a goodly heritage; we enj•'y that
for which they struggled. Prosperity
has come to Huron, and it is curs not
only to conserve, but to extend it.
And in the work of that extension
what counts isnot so much the obstac-
les to be overcciee lie the type of 03112
that meets them. We need men with
clear brains and stroug souls. Every
agency that will produce cr help to
produce such mem is to be welcomed.
This week -Friday. November 7th, the.
Laymen's Missionary Movement
comes to town, and we welcome it be-
cause
o-cause we believe it will help the coun-
ty. .What is it? It is an endeavor to
extend the proepetity of Canada. It
enlists every man who wishes his coun-
try well. It contains within it alae
beet brains and best souls in our land.
Itis worked by men wLo have a share
in the material welfare of Canada. It
does not contain men of one church
only ; it forgets the number of the
regiment and the difference of the
utriform in the heat of the struggle for
national prosperity. Every minister
in the county is in it, but, it is not a
movement by ministers or fm minis-
ters; it is by men and for men. It is
virile in character and bustoees like in
method. It battles for efficiency in
manhood with as much seat as for effi-
ciency in business. It is a call to the
men of the county to unite for the in-
;tereete of the county. To make Huron
'prosperous we Deed men-allround
men who believe in manhood in relig-
ion and religion in manhood. Come.
then, on Friday, 'hose who wish our
county well. and join in this move-
ment for national prosperity.
-J. B. FOTHERINGHAM.
GEORGIC E. Roes.
W. K. HAOER.
JAS. E. FORD.
CHURCH gelIMES
The sermon was listened to with a
great deal of interest. This subject
will he further continued nett Sunday
evening.
Rev. J. E. Ford will preach at both
services in the Victoria street Metbn-
dist church on Sunday next, His sub-
ject in the morning will be "The Way
of &stets" and fo the evening he will
speak on '•Violated Vows."
The service of praise at Knoz church
every Sabbath and at the mfd-week ser-
vice is most inspiring. Mr. J. B. Hunter
is certainly to he congratulated on the
excellent conditws of his choir of 50
voices. Tojsear the Psalms of David
sung as they ought to be sung and to
the good old tunes appeals stroogly to
every Preebyteriah heart. To hear
Knox lburcb choireing••St. George's,"
"Freench" or "Uoleshill" is swelter
than honey from the comb,
Servicer in Knox church last Sunday
were very largely ettend.d. Rev.
Ueo. E. Roes occupied the pulpit both
morning and evening and delivered
the first of a series ot Sunday evening
discourses on "Representative Men of
the Bible." His subject on this occa-
sion wag "Caleb, or the Man Who
Dared," and the features of this hero
of old were graphically portrayed.
The greatness of character of the MAU
was shown to consist in his daring to
be faithful, to have the courage of hie
convictions and to trust to God to the
hilt- The large congregation was
deeply interested and this course ex-
tending to the end of the year is des-
tined to be most popular and helpful.
Next. Sunday evening the theme will
be "S.ul, or the Man Who Might Have
Bken."
A broad-minded and a most instruc-
tive sermon wan preached by Rev. J.
B.Fotherin ham '
g w St.Gro e'schutcb
on Sunday evening last, when he cors-
ntenced a series of aertnon. on "The .
Relation of the Church of England to
Other Christian Bodies." As hie sub-
ject, the preacher took the test,
"()Ober Sheep i Have but not of This
Fold." He used this passage of Holy
Scripture to illustrate the attitude of
Christ to hie various folds. In dealing
with tbie subject the minister said
"that we, in thinking of other bodies
who called themselves Christian..
should use the greatest charity. But
there were some in the Anglican
church who thought that the church
mak too exclusive and 01ne whn were
not. memhere of that church accused
the church or the rime thing. Of
course, while the church recognises
other bodies she has. right to stand
up for her rights and rites. Frons *
historical standpoint she has had then,
for the last ..1WO yesto and because
bodies who had refuted to observe
these rites surely haaste not the right. to
Nor that she eboeld hot db as she
lilies."
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