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GODERIOH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 191.1
.79'I(appy ,Yew year
S to ,411 Our header
A. It DEAD WIN. PIM teems.
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'lige STERLINGBAN
OF CANADA
Make This Your New Year Resolution
'•I will open a bank account and save consistently and per-
sistently."
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
General Manager - - A. H WALKER
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
L -vim--r .•- - "Y +r v - rr '
A. G. NISBET
IS AGENT FOR;
All kinds of Insurance
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE, OODERiCH
t Peons: OFFICE 10: Hocss 150. P.O. Box 954
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CARD OF THANES ( THE MARKETS
IABD UV CHANES
To TIM rWrel.a tut liosmwcw Axu ctnxlTr.
We will to thank yet• all for your ..atom
end el -heal set tasasn,twb pre - n( and lotus,
• Happy New Year. BROWN t CU.
AUCTION VALES
r 'with,. v. January 1-Sxeeut•xs' sale of
aluabte Perm property in the trwa•hlp of
Wawnwh. M. 41. 4 e uaoe. rebate. for
~store Ttsuru(WADSS. abOtleaser.
AUCTION SALE
p1 C TOR$' BALE
VALI1ARLi FARM PROPERTY IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF WA W ANOPH
•
The rseeatets et the lost w ul and testament
glib* late IDWARD MORTI)N
w111 offer ter sale by public auction at the
Cokes hotel. $.d..-irb. on .
SATURDAY, JANL AItY 3rd. WTI,
" at i o'clock p w.
The Mlouring land. namely' The wed half
of lot ramtsr.et.steen in tM• tenth *meowing
of theenematp el Wswutoah. In the County
of Hurl*oseteinlnr toe honored arr.. mort-
ar lore.
TW. term Is situated within one mil.• of the
village of 0t. Hebm. gee miles from Luekasw,
sod e TN land
ere moos from lDunganno .lefF" of wit dilated
Rod there b • fr Tlera n ala•. net et fnV. failing
rty
forty by MRsell.•
.p.ing passing through be land.
Tanner Sale: -Ten per rent of th•- pareWw
weir•! lobe paid ondey of sale and thebalenoe
wlttlu thirty days thereaft<r. For further
Pal
r1and meept
oan
R.therf wd. W. H.o. pot ogr.oto USS
and.'-gestt
THOMAS MI.Sr. torfortheExecutor* s
waclkstarr•
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WEST WAWANOSH
FIREINSURANCECO. 1
One of the hest in the Pros- I
Wee. Fixed ruts of asseestseUt.
Dee Stork insured et its full
1 vales whether on the favus oe
not. No trouble 1. stake ad jest- 1
R. McILWAiN, I i
Nile. Agent for (:oiboree.
- -- -r
.e• -roes- ---`" ''""r rY
tSal%t1 UbliaN P10101 s aL.isrial" il f>.` iiit,i. }..asea
Tt i- Ita1.. P O.f •,•• •••d 7YO crtgl
The bop( equipped
Fowls and Fresh Mesta w Plenty For
the Cbristmas Trade
Timm Dsv Jan. . tet.
Now that the Christmas trade is
over, there has been a slight decrease
la the meat and. poultry arsrket. How-
ever, IL bee been only temporary, and
the regular pticss are corning beck
again. The local butchers report an
ample supply of foul for the Christmas
tretie and beef In abundance.
The local markot tale week has been
nil heft Agit ao4 )is have remained
Mae. The previi pr ices are:
yw sena. per bleb to a RI 10 3 0 8)
'Rourk'he.t, per bush
.
Out, per bo.a
Peas. per Mol
0 12 • 33
elal tt. 01..
Betray. per bush r 1.l to a JO
letaeatnro. per ton Do ,u to 'Lt 00
/lour. family, per cwt 9 al to 1 m
nom. patent, per cot " Y) W 3 1n
Weis, per ton L w to It •11
hens. Der tar .. l 00 to di 311
Hay. per toe. Dew .e 15 •a1 W la 00
1MN aM
Wood. per load a ro to ere
Ratter. per Ib.... 0 15 to 0 le
Old Chee.e. per Ib rid
!sew Cheer ..toot. •. ... toot010 to 0 IP
isle••, Imo. we des • 40 to 0 42
Arida.. per bbl 1 tut to 3.n
,New Peleror.. pet bn,uh .. 0 4U to 0 73
,New
erdtny ag.sd, per Owl. 430 t• 350
CsIUr. export. per cwt s m to 530
HH.53< 70
Sheep. pee cwt.. . 1 OD me 4 O.
TaaIIt lb 8011. sS lo ib
Hideo.
D,hskIet. f M 43 4e N 0
LORI OR FOUND
pwuNn.-oN-SATsaDAY i -
ember 1exh. between On 'with and Dan-
rtnnen. • mutt. Apply at THE: SIGNAL OF-
FICE.
O$T.--.SOMEWHERE BETWEEN
Dungannon and Uoderich, • white cmehat
h .d bag containing a .nm of money. 'hider
klpoly leave at THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The berm..e formerly uowdotted by the I.tte
J. P. ANrew. will In future be carried w ig
themTATF:of J. F. ANICREWE . 0041
T RKSSMAKING.- THE UNDER -
e t Mr hoose. Angles: street Mlflr 0T4.W
a
FOt SAL/ OR TO ROT
L _
FMR *AL1. -TWO *TOItY ROURI
w Keay, drool eaaaalela tut new. W
seeders kntbree furaassr Sad •treats Pram :
beeemehl► reparsr►0sm ptiarss5S0 M IM
sod esemal tut with seri Amor te W.
R PINDER. its
and most.
up-to-date shop in town.
First -clam barbers only int•
plover'.
Ibis shop will stand the goy- S
moment sanitary inspection. 1
ltasors and *beatside work d ret put one on in first- '1
rhes .espy.
W. (4. LUMBY Jj
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'bores meet all trains.
Private .alb have prompt and
e.sshi attention. First -eters
Messy Drib at all tames.
Asaawahle priooa
Tim DAVIS LIVERY
T. M. DA ViE
Flopeist
north St,'bone Na sl
KR
REAL ESTATE FOB SA LK.
We Mva for axle about thirty town Iota.
priors neerhet ham 100 upward.. also three
Meana .ter d w01 a but 'oar
OB/OOI'. iAY/ s Rs aNOP
LJOU.
8E3 FUR SAL -Alf KIGH11'
ROI ACED HOURS set Vleserle stoat sod
ems sena renamed been am
olessee ; stable ea
.om hoggi as. stoat :
both
h /recwrt ell modere ..t{b m eewaett..Wsal..s mow aMl-
les
l -
IT. .t ICI.Low.Mk if., Oed•rtrb. flat. 1t-tt
RIISiDENTIAL PROPERTY FORM
*AUL - The maidens*. with bur lel'.
a.rw.erty Loewe se the A .M.D. Allam property.
tosser n masa sod street& Geed
brkk k..a.. two .pita., le gold•... repair :
radars e.iveisee.a (lro.sds plana with
variety Onetime IP.a•. O.e of the best pew
velelfd(pa. Reasonable tones. 4..,/.
VOR SALE. -FI Vg ACRES OF
r ldad, part .f let L L R W.. Celberne
uwmypewst)et Herren. Oa the peps
are • Tress dwelling Mom sed • wet Skip;
RI et .r .i . Clem to ..M.4,
mak new. lvsO t..Tb.1 rem N.
MI
east be ted hem A. A. WIWAMI, l.i hr
isms. 7741
ARM FOR SALL-TOE EAST
*sue kat see set b some
Lestom IDlvteriysoe et .f Ash
rat se •from. om
rem a frame hem e
• .seal «.demi_ lrci, gorrupspisar
First Acclamation n
Twenly-five Years
Stormy Scenes in Colborne To? nsbip Council are Over and
Reeve and all the Councillors ore Pltecfed without
Opposition -West Shore Railway a Dead Issue
Reeve -Samuel Bisset.
Councillors -Jae. Chisholm. Gordon
Young, Levi Snyder, Isaac Hethering-
ton.
Hae the hatchet been hu 1 led In Col-
borne township'l Fromthe viewpoint
of an enbia-et spectator the prevail-
ing sin• i.ornt at t he nomination trivet
int@ on Monday In the township hall
at Cat low Nuuld indicate that the per-
iod hes been reached when the spirit
11 aware and goodwill shall be a pee -
1 •oulnating trat..te of Colborne muni -
^(:)al t",heir•. A Reeve end C<,u.tcil
•lrrted by AC. Iatswt Inn I It. is twenty
. at 1-dst sincr the township
pe -sed through a siieilar experience,
an ineidenl su ter m the pa.t that the
oldest oaten -.yrs-. eL the utreting were
not able to 51x.Ihe date.
When not ninetlons eloped at 2
o'clock Township Clerk Mcllwain an-
nounced the following nonrinatiooa
For Reeve, 8. Bisset, J. N. Kerni-
glI.n.
For Councillor+, Levi Snyder, John
Wil..nn, Alex. Clutton, Chat.. Robert-
son, James Cbleholm, Gordon Young,
Jar. Wat.00, Isaac Hetherington.
DROP PERSONALITIES
Robert lacIlwain, the municipal
clerk, was voted chairman of the
meeting. Before introducing the fleet
epeakrr be urged that all should en-
deavor to eliminate from their re-
marks anything which was of a per-
sonal nature. He believed it was time
thet ell differences of opinions should
be set aside and the way cleared for a
ELECTION CARDS
ELE(TiON CAiID
To lux R..TsraYRwa olr ins Tow,, or
UOnkRIC/
Lad'e.•radOeoWmeo•--lam back again In
municipal Wattle• area have dea1nrd to stand.
e. • candidate for the ogles of throve. .1e a
o/tiami and bwlnea. roan of the town of llode
rich it al way. ha.. been my elm to work In the
Intereate of the town whether In the oseoell or
sot. 1f y,.0 elect sou on Monday. January .Ah.
It shall be my snits tion tor...mime to work for
the advancement, orUoderlcb in the town coun-
cil and also hi the @purity council. Thanking
you for past rave, and wishing you tets com-
pliment. of the saar,n. 1 •o,
Sin aeeel. your •.
ROBSRT ELLi(1TT.
/J1O THE ELECTORS OF THE
1 TOWN OF U/DSRN'd
Ladle. and O. ntlemen.-- Having been nomtn-
sled a.r txudidat, for the council of 1714 I lave
decided to .rand. it being impossible fo@ me to
call onyo•. per.onally I Wee 'ht. means of ad -
testing your support and Influenza. Hail
had nine year■' experience In public matte.. 1
thank 1 its places me In a qualified patties
should you see your say clear to pine your
coned• nos In me by electing este • member of
your coutwit for 1744.
WIt.hine you the oonipllmente of tk. eea.00.
I tgaialo.
Yours reopeetfullT
P. J. RYAN.
TO 1 THE ELECTORS OF GODE-
1 H1CR
--
LADIES ASO ()rwrl2M ux. - Having beep mien -
looted foe another year at the "wood board. I
am a candidate for the position. and I take lhle
norm. of .e1ki.Int your support at the polle
neat Monday. I treat that my services at Use
board during the past year have been to your
sail-factloa. and tf eteoad w1 endeater will
be to arms you duper the coating year to the
bed possible advantage.
Your. faithfully.
ALKX. YuUNt:.
rpo 1 THE ELECTORS OF GODE-
J. RiCH
LADrg1 Axe U.NTIJtwcR. Havfng s.rvad
you 'warns at thermoset burro In the pep
year. ►ad betas rw-aomin•ted for 1711. I re-
.psestully ea Goa renewal of your - windows.
1 Mn trout W advance the town'. walfan
barley • emeddwsble (atone' to 11. and I rope
bare .Nota ea honest desire to M what 1- Met
Mtau sod.
1 *s my services will w -nous you la roe
-
lattsr a WMi.L yea ell a Weer New
Tar.
JAROB J. MOOkIt.
OUR 'VOTE ' .r.
AND INFLUENCE
repel luny 'solicited torr
FRANK A. ELLIOTT
the People. Candidate.
for There t)ousdllor for 5744.
MO 1 THE ELECTORS OF GOUE-
1 RICH
LADIES AND OSNitisr*N.-1 r SESAII .•S-
ddu. lar lbs venison of Reeve foe the easiest
year. add shell be gratified to have your 5t►
port at sae gel. en Monday next. 1 hare tried
to serve your hammer aa• r • tows emeeetl-
ler.nd et the toasty oSUSo4L and hsps to be
elde to de stroll, .51 darn., 1011• if pea gee at
w .lest me.
Falthfell MAMA.
f
RE-ELECT
COUNCILLOR
J. C. LAiTHWAITE
for M4
1'remre•w• r.'msmy.
YOUR VOTE
AND INFLUENCE
os0saell he the dlaetiem eft
WM. PROUDFOOT, JR.
M Css.ier of the Ten. et
Oslmieb Sit IMS
T111E ELECTORS
b
itli V- & AND /ARIIs PROP eI slsl s ,,r. bt 5 ase
il}R77w lam (i.de4i iR M sM bMst.itib the
1 Sate gs sd oleei N mt asssmd teas* iw
yy 7"-t1"-= let sm
THoMs 0a Y. OedsaM f 1 C. A b*s11
more profitable diecnesinn of ma eters
of deep imnortencs to all Iatepayrts.
Mr. Ha -1 Bisset, •Mt hie opening
remark., 1 ,.bed on county matters•
referring tJthe prnpn,ednew ochorol in-
spectorate, 4b..district representative
rugger". d for Hu, -on euunty and aos-
wr.e.l eeveral gne.ti•rns pert•Iniug to
theerect:on of the piers uo the Salt -
ford Inidye.
TELEPHONE MATTERS
Mr. Bisset. said, "rhe only time we
diffrted was when we rune to the
telephone que•tio4 end when it came
10 a division 11 wag three on one side
Sed leu rot the rubes and we mete in
the minority." He briefly at(Dunrisrd
recent eff•eta whirl) bad been made
to hi'OR.flout a art Irwer:t and in the
tuiJrt ut bis remarks Amerman. Robert -
eon asked why the Zest ober had not
b•en accepteJ, wording his question
In such a way that Mr. Beset Iii( nut
understand. ••I don '< want to grc you
in.s'angle" explained hi, quest loner,
hot "yon eauet." Mete the ready retort
by Mr. Bi.set• it wee then brought
out that the reason the rimmed hid not
accepted the offer fur settlement was
twenties. it wee not good gh. Re-
ferring to the law coat.. of he LOW
ship t he speaker sad he had objected
to an account for legal advice to J. N.
Kernighan which the municipality
was e•kei to pity over. Concluding
be announced his intention of standing
for re-election a. Reeve.
J. N. Kernighan, nominated for the
reeveehip, declared that the High
Court, cotta in connection with the
telephone legal artium would not -have
to be reset by the townsbip. In con-
nection with the Weat %Vswanosh
care hr admit led it mistake had been
made and .t."toed that neither in this
case would the township he asked to
bear the expert's.. Regarding 1 he $5
account to which Mr. Iii.s.-t refer' ed,
Mr. Keroigh.n raid lh.t when thio
'110 THE ML4,l;rIistS 05 (.04)E-
1 RICH
LADIES *No ODxiums,.-Having been nom -
hutted f ra seat al tae council of Iit4, I re-
spectrnlly est for your aupport. Ravine had a
?umber of rens exp-r,nce in municipal
nd having a pen.ona Interest 1'n the
prosperity of oar town, 1 bel.evo I can give you
LI'hfnl end .11 Sent se. Tce.
with sloe ,•...o•.'. beer al -he-.
Your...tit•-er•-Iv.
HtvitY J. MORRIS-
fT1O THE ELECTORS.
LADIES awn O1Nrt.sw8R.-H•ving been fav-
ored •y -ar ago with your senerou- @support at
the Dolls. 1 hate tried to advance the Interest,
of the town in all way. during my teen of offlee
at the council board. 1 .tu again a oaodid.te
and t..k. thu mean. of a.klus your continued
"Wa@support aL 40. polar
l fur•1 • bappl and prpep.rpu. year, 1
am. Yours slooerely,
J. H. Md`WNTON.
TO THE ELECTORS
1 wi-le to tbant you lar the mark .1
opeill-
N
done. bestowed upon mein my re-election by
.arla..arlon a. Deputy Re.'ve. 1 bops to he
able donor the menial year to serve you ell h
adv. nage w.lh ■1 the town couatdl and at the
count y boons
Yours teep.of1.117.
W. F. CLARK.
1110 THE ELE(TO11S
LADIES Ain 'ucxn.xw.o. Having been
nominal .d fur cows. Ilk r ut the town of (Jodie -
rich. for the year 1914, I rake tat. mean. of aol-
iciting your rote zed Influenc- la my behalf.
Whaled you all . prospe oat New Year. 1 am.
DIdMn4T yea,..
i). WIL8ZN.
(.10 THE ELECTORS OF GODE-
J1L RICH
--
LAMBS AND UixrtaNex. -After two year.'
sat low at the town couutll. I .m agate • au.
delete. and as Ido mit intend to make • per-
sonal sans►.. 1 take this meet. of maim her
your support at the pal. next Monday. l bare
mooldar!doro4.* et mg dieemal. and. It e l1meers
alit woe 15315 be glad W hod my heereutt
Their Use tewu'a »rs.oamest.
.. ...• "tato... • IfW. M gut. ors.-
PUBLIC NOTICE
V,OTICI.-THE ANNUAL EMIT-
it
EIT1\ tag o[ 1i' Oodeelcw Tewa alp T.Lpbeae
* y4m will be held In pelma.' ilea Hilmar
vele. w VFSESE. J•au•ry Mi. mel. at, 1 gels*
•hasp to' hs rosea'. frroomrestf 1be tosmed dsswysle a
rows ofkler
say Mbar redoes t oat M M br 1 rimer
the meetttst. 0. . 1"111T Me. .
WEST HURON AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
The datedor1 annual mostlso of the *1* -
Tut. of the w est Hron Aeieal ural Society
M
• 1 be ad 1n the Tows Hall, Otederleit. ea
Thunder. the .fteemtb day et bumpy. N14. at
1 &'tdoot P m . • Nr election of eleven sad se-
oal b..dana . Meeh.,are those who sub -
seethe p.m r N14 or who have Saar ret-1ael
t.e "1"1171411 lit MLR&
ale.m J 1411litMLSR. 5.eretyr
OMakeb, Dee Nth. 11141 mfl
AnNNUAL MBrdriNO
'1'M ase mrtfo et the Mstipsp Eutaw
1'o • los. _ Omppteat win bo bead is 4..
Tbws mitt.
w Wettish
.set Frld•y. Joshes 1R
4M4. r Ba. 5 Aark -- The b -4.m_ d tes
seesteag le le ,'sMlte tM din. a .' Sad ..dl
low
tle
14.5 Zsiltie elsomdug et Or
hea .54 *a trod
a
ehhrrt►►lt ehett monde d andd Mho Coeseeney. The
s tmisd W0011* ,wk.. ' sf14Wru1sai
J L MeL 14.N. .l .TRIOS. It Ye
•
A NNUAL MEtiTI140
any. ...slag of the
areae .rt be head le the
r rut ea
rlty JJ aSlkh
tire ed the res se ere 'M rwoomedsa to
Wroseellter. Dee lilt
J. N. 1C10011112Alf,
Mayor nerd, who wee . e -sleeted by
eoclamatton for 1114 He bee served
In the rapacity of Mayr roe the past
:Wu year's.
expense was inwu. red he was employ-
ed by the tuwnrhtp and "if the town-
ship of Colborne is too small I'll pay it
uny.elf." At this juncture the speak-
er became rogegeo in a dispute with
Mr. Bisset ecru the latter referred to
Mr. kctuigbaii r .hurtm to have him
disqualilie d. Mr. Krruighan explained
that he had 1utestigated. [earing that
the acre of Mr. Bieaet would be d.squali.
fled if it were towed thy: Mr.
-Hiwet wag not eligibly for the position
of reeve.
Another matter in connection with
the awarding ut a county contract
Mr. Kernigban exp.ained to the Watts.
faction tit Mr. BBnset. Before be eat
down Mr. Kell nlgbau stud that he war
willl)g to step ...side for this year if
the council candidata-a would do the
saute and thereby .ave the expense
of an election.
THE COUNCILLORS
Alex. Clutt on. a member of last
seat'. council, ..nuke barfly ou the
*'ii k et:com ode -it Motto; the pawl
L.vrlvr.IVuth. He Irlott•a•.1 to the
telephone question, thq rxiwndilure
oil 1oa1 iu.41 .,unreel, and advocated
the beeurn.K-ul IL,wrwlel)<r ft -out the
Government. for Lhr waking of Letter
highway,. It acclaim alioi. weir ac-
cortl,d nim be was pi roe' ed to terve
o. councillortor another year.
LOT'S OF TROT: BLE:
John Wilton. in his adore", re-
flected Ibat CIA hos t a toy. twirl p bed so
touch troul•lr. He said be 11.4 been
told that any candidate having it rural
telephuue in bit. home would have no
support .fr the pntn.ns of the
usuniripal.yotrm, and that (.ba llama
law applied to a user of the Seipel
'phone : be would be opposed by the
opposite taction. "1 can conscientious-
ly speak my tnind," he said, "I belong
to neither.' "You're safe," was a
response from the audience. "You
cant couprouu'e those two com-
panies," declated 711r. Wiliam, "you
bare n bylaw throe and you have to
carry it out."
A DEAD ISSUE.
The West Shore Railway was
viewed as a dead haws@ by the *peeler.
He believed that tttonger action
should hove been taken at au rattier
date. ••1 think we rhould try and
have peace now, hut 1 would like to
offer some advice." be concluded.
Don't go near lhe town of Goderich
for advice, lecture that advice weans
law."
Gordon Young was the next epeaker.
At the outset he slated that the town-
ship should he congratulated because
it had no Iawruit on its bands. The
council, he sod, had agreed on every
question except the telephone and he
was glad that there were there against
two or the municipality would he in
worse trouble now then it experienced
last year. Air. Shipley. a Toronto
lawyer, had arlviwed the pulsing of a
n ew bylaw. Had tbi. been done al
the minority wished. the present Set-
tlement 5r.ld nos have been -he" owe.
come. Ref.renr WAS made 10 the
. Wawaaaeliiraio.-masa . silo- etep•-
wb Feb -hod bertr 'taken- to reefer • [MIs
"Invasion" from the aeIabhoring town-
ship, mete outlined. it Is proposed to
extend s drain into the fleet block of
Annual Nominations
Held in Town Hall
Ma por, Deputy R 'eve, Water and Light Commissioner
and Four Public School Trustees Re-elected by Ac-
clamation -Sip Council Contest and Seventeen
Nominees -Fight for Reeve May Be Warm.
The annual tuunicip.1 nominations
held in tate town bell 04* Monday night
1 Wt weir IuoIe or Ir.r excuIsug but
they p&vrrd off without any great dire
'lenitive or doubler fo. the police or
public officers. Mr. Andrew Porter,
manager of the Stirling Bank, acted
as chutru.an aftrt Mr, L. L. Knox had
received the nomination'. Good otder
war prererv.d.
'1 bey were four ' ees for Mayor
but as liner were out willing to stand,
lteyi r Heid, who has served the town
WWI for two v ears u re-elected by ac-
chuuatiuu.
For the rtevesh'p, there were also
four nominees batt two being out of
the flrld, the contest will to between
B. C. punning• and Robt. Elliott.
There were two non.Mere for dep-
uty reeve but as one bar withdrawn,
O'.,Clal k wee elected by acclamation.
Seventeen reamer turtle received as
probable councillor,. Six of these
or declined to accept °Mee and it will
bean eleven sided contest All the old
councillor.', with the exception of
Cozen. V shatter, will again seek office.
The eleven candidates are i Alex.
Yung, J. J. Moser, W. B. Graham,
Frank Elliott. Harty J. Morrie, J. 0.
Irithwaite, J. I;1. MoCkntor. P. J.
Hyatt, E. 0. Wigle, Wm. Proudfoot,
jr., J. B. Wilson.
For water and Tight commissioner,
Mr. A. 8. Cbrysral was re-elected by
Iteciaut•uiott end four school musters
also went in in the 'emeriti/inner. They
are: K. J. Acheson, Alex. Saunders,
W. Chigoe and A. Le. McLean.
All the nominerebud until Tuesday
night to qualify.
The Dominations as received by the
clerk acting as deputy returning offi-
cer were: -
For Mayor -C. A. Reid, proposed
by A. 8. Chrystal and W. F. clerk
(acebllnetiesel.
Dr. A. C uutevetrJ. Mosel and
B. C. Munnings.
A. J Cooper -O. L. Parsons and J.
W. Fraser.
Ur. J. B. Whitely ---Robs Elliott and
J. S. IDk.ter.
For lttueee-Rnbt Elliott. by John
Newcotiebe. O. P. McCarthy.
B. C. Jllniniogs-A. 8. Chrystal. II.
E.
W. R.Nsusaoa-9' L. Parson., J.
W. Ctaigie.
J. W. Vanatter-G. L. Parsons,
Ja,nee Mitchell.
For Deputy Reeve -Robert Elliott
by D. P. McCarthy, James Newcombe.
Dr. W. F. Clark. It. J. Mrgaw, G.
L. Parsons, acclamation.
Water and Light Commissionrt A.
S. Chrystal by B. C. Manning., W.
F. Clark I+celatnation l.
For Councillorw-J Metre Connolly
by Wiliam' Blake, W. R. Pinder.
Alexander Yourg-W. R. Pinder,
Alex. Devi(1son.
J. J. M .set --David Sproul, George
Wil lis ms.
W. B. Otahaw-A. 8. Chrystal, B.
C. Runnings.
Frank Elliott -D. P. McCarthy,
John Newcombe,.
Harry •J. Morris-Wut. \Nateon.
Thome.. FIlssiwonr.
R. J. Meg.w -L. E. Doherty, H. E.
Htdigens.
E. R Wigle -Robert Elliott, David
Sproul.
Wtliiam Protidfnot, jr.-H. E. Hod -
gene, G. I.. Persons.
J. L. Wilson -W. T. Pellow,Tbutaas
K. Burrows.
H. C. Dunlop -(i. L Parsons, H. E.
Hndgene.
J. C. Leithwaite- H. J. Morrie, H.
E. Htslxens.
B. J. Saults -.t, . W. Cretan., W. E.
Velli.
J. W. Vanatler-W, Ra Pirsdlr., B_.
J. H. McClinton -W. B. Graham, J.
W. I. smatter.
F. C. Bingham -J. W.Craigie. G. L.
Parsons.
P. J. Ryan -F. A. Elliott, J. W. .
Vaoauer.
THE SPEECHES
Reeve Munoiogs moved and Coup.
List hwaile.ecouded a motion for Mr.
Andrew Porte: to •ct as chairman.
In opening theghairman stated that
the Mayor and (Reeve should have 15
minutes for apse h.a, the sitting coup -
cit 10 minnte., and new aapiraots 5 ,
minutes. He called upon Mayor Reid.
His Worship. in openings. touched
upon the laying of the telephone wires
undergrouod. As to local improve -
(Dente, be said that verylittle had
been dune, but there wouhave been
nothing done If enterprinni cit -
items had not came forward with their
money and bought debentures.
The speaker referred hriefy to the
0 P. R. proposition, for which the
council had been criticised many times
not only through the press. hub on the
Nres4. He stated that thecnonrll had
met the 0. P. R., bot is justice to the
tows it had frit that it could not grant
the eoncesebus asked for, with the M-
ONK 18.1 t►e dirpst• had been cal rigid
to the railway tosamlesion and It would
be fought to finish by the onnnell.
Speaking .boot the West Rises.
railway. he said that the council
would not strip at the tnvestigatloa but
'eery 4t to the at -(entrees de-
p.rtnlwat. as the ma e11 waa hosed to
hove Josue". (Applause.)
The market question watt revived
..d he stated It bad bees established
Non()); TO CREDITORS
Iw ries Rnv1Ts or Jain Cl•MMINI. Laity Om
Tv. (ITT M <•RN'..at to RIK .TAT' or lid.
;Rota wn.nw. I,►< KM'S!,
Maim ie heI'.by etre. per.rar.t to 1 Geo, V..
Sap 1*. sect 15, that au Iar...n. Myra caln..
het the'mate Plane Cumming due of the
y of C'►leer., In tar Male of Illlna4, widow,
who died en the Marta day of
AplL A.D. lett are nq.lrad to.sajpr drltver
rd
to the uenkrood. witdtafor r Al►ce cam
mow et the shy et Chimp'. Is the .teak et
IWrele. witW4Mtri: of the ewalm et the
mod Jose Coemaitig.deemerod. error hefess the
Nth day et J•owy A.D. 4Wd. soil Mstb3Mre
et their Palma, aid the estate w the 'smartly.
W any. MM by there. and te after .eek tart
w uoned 4.tei the •a* ad.lnieeseHa will
presses t. /Ltrlb 4. the sewere of the said de
nme.d the perigee.' retitled thereto hay.
log'amid Baty be 4h• e' Pep of whisk he 1
thea ha.. rumored make. mid the weld •dm n
latawt* w0 net be Mahle aro the sorts, or 1
part thereof, to soy prase 1r persue.e et w
Pekoe meting shall est here been received at
data .1suede dw4MYon
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but we yet he was not vet y sangusas
over its Success
The assisting of several local hadn't.
sial concerns was, in hi* opinion. the
proper thing for any town to bele
tis rectories. He stated -and he was
solr, for it --that the Goderich Planing
Milli Co: had withdrawn theirpruposi-
tion. He thought that i was thriving
and progressive firm, and should hairs
been given insistence.
The only reauau he would like to fill
the Mayor's chair for 1914 was because
he would like to sir t he \Vest Shore
railway twine brought In a successful
&deb es he had iwen mixed up in it
from the beginning.
BOIL THE WATER.
Dr. A. C. Hunter said that he bad no
desire for the mayorality hest he
would like to draw attention to
the public health of the- town. He
strongly urged that the intake eppipe
should he extended beyond the hrrak-
waler. "In many care.," be said, "the
steamers are typhoid carriers."' He ad-
vised that all water for personal con-
sumption he boiled.
The next nominee, Mr. A. J. Coop-
er. declined to speak and the fourth
nominee. 1)r. J. H. Whitely, was not
present.
ON HYDRO
At the req•test of Mayor Reid, Mr.
J.H. Caster, the hydro engineer, spoke
briefly on the installation, the Dost
end the benefits to he derived from
hydro.
"As to the Matter of service,
he said that in Toronto the com(Dis-
Kinn bad a te.Ling I•Mnstory where
all lamps, tort -r., and other supplies
were tested and the brand or kind
proving antisfactory was recommend-
ed to tuunic'paliLies.
As to tater haunted that the Hydra
Commission la ea simply the bead of
the municipalities and it set the rate
which the towns were to charge
their con-umer.. "Only the users of
the hydro pay for the electricity, "he
affirmed. He thought charging by floor
space was one of the best systems of
charging in the world. "We sell you"
he remarked, "power ss cheap as pos-
sible. The axaslssstirsios saris %ewe.
and 4I1ie. to souse nlllnb as possible.
"The prier for power," he said, was
*$i per horse pe•wrr. He Ansvp•ered
wally quest toile to the coat of hydro.
eta.
The idea of the Hydt o -Electric Cotn-
mi•sion was to ptwv.nt accidents by
ioepect ion of all houses. He said that
inspeetots would inspect house* and
would gladly do en, but would not ee-
forsr it unless' abeolnlety necessary to
public safety. He concluded by Saying
re power ueed the cheaper it
gut.
THE REEVg$HIP
There were fr•or nominee. for the
reeveship. Reeve B. C. Munniage ,
wag the that epe'eker. Like Mayor
Reid, he gave a heist review of the
work done by the council and bow he
ad^ horn inetrumental in bringing
&bout many improvements.
' could not do much in the council tbis
year. as there Yrs& no looney to do any-
thing with." be said.
He would like to see many sewers
hulls for Local improvements but funds
bad been lacking.
Ah ".,the ruaritet quer, len, he woe
of the opinion that it should he e.tab-
liahed as near the town hall as pos-
sible.
Ex -(kaon. Robs. Elliott took chief
delight In scoring the actloes of the
• council ■red h.jldtoip .up itwvweMtrrw•
nines iii ridicule. He occupied con-
■ideraM. Lime bet did nigger.
wan?aoystltirl ,r,r,that hbe
loft tore'
gg
would suggest that some ries f for the
market be secured and t hen voted up-
on as he cnnaidered the electors should
decide thil metier, not the council.
Councillor Vanetter stated that he
did not wish the reeresbip, and was
withdrawing from the cooneil this
year owing to lack of time. He paid a
fitting tribute to the Reeve and
thought he had served Ihaloan wisely
and well during hi. tenure of office
and the people would make no mistake
In again electing hint. The speaker
also affirmed the Mayor hod .eryed
the town to the hest of his ability,
Mr. Manning. in a quiet and gentle-
manlike manner then replied M»d to Mr.
DEPUTY REEVE:
Dr. %V F. Clark, the deputy reeve
of last year, made a short adders* on
the work, which he. ea part of the
council, bad smmnmplisbed. Hemin-
plitoented the Hydro Electric
- mieoion on elft lights on the Square.
11e would like to are a military
armory wnablighed here. He was
much In favor of the market question
and thought that every town should
have an up-to-date market. 'elf the
markets are no good, wby do trot
towns do away with them y he asked.
H. had been Iastrnmet,W Fs bosh.,
a grant of V100 made by the county
eopnell to the Guelph tat stoek slow
end this year, for the Bret ti..,. lbs
prise bad Men won by a resident of
Hero. eooaly. ``--
THE Ot)i1NO1L[ R
Passing oe to the .Doreen. Orem.
Yawata, 'wisp Brat Palled epee said,
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