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THE SIGNAL 3ODERiCH ONTARIO
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We have still os hand a few
FIRST-CLASS
RANGES and
HEATERS
which we ars selling off and will
not 1.e replaced. also anything
our ettal..gue shows at very
does prices. Call rad see thew.
Get our prices on
PLUMBING
HEATING
ELMOTRIO WIRING
METAL WORK
and
ROOFING
Prompt atlntioe paid to all
order..
IA MAIM =
W. R. FINDER
one 166 Hamilton Street
BUSINESS AND
• SHORTHAND u
Itsltiects taught alb theft instructora
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PRETTY IS AS
PRETTY DOES
This (*miller saying la most
applicable to Shoes! A Shoe
mayhe very pretty very stylish.
heeand toe e.tereet, material
and finish to the hest. but if it
cramps the foot, if a little ton
tight, or even too large. it wont
dot
Right here le wham His shoe
dewier comer In. TV 'os. to
pleurae be will Anda pretest fit.
Po that - infer t will go bead l•
band with the correct appear -
sees of your footwear.
Shires the Sine Nis
osetsesea epteamessevneireeses
COAL
Havingperebesed the busi-
est* hirsmerl etndueted by
1►. starlew Holmes• we par -
pee deal+o' In
Coal, Woo/
Lits, Cstaoat
Tips 8ttiek, lite.
W. will beadle Jbranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal. two
Mese whish tae reeognisrd u
rise hest. We wish to give
the people et Ood.neb and
vhisity the beet smirk*
dpee-
Adis
beer tris all 4R Mr. Yslmee'
._Memene and say others
wile wish anything le cum
Reek
V elders left with JK
TMe.vw«t serest, pst+ly
attaa�sd
tit
McDooagki iledhiil
Theme No. TB
Tashi as 0.T.IL. 1611••• street
LONOIISOIRY ZURICH
The Mstb.11lsa ubureb wee Sited to A number of changes take pian. in
Use doers as Christmas sight for the
anneal Sigiii/ Scheel netmtaitatest
.ed ie teen The program
a
was • avid was carried out
with maelgtellailley by all who Melt
The praaseds •samested to 534.
Asaoeg hthW,y whiltew here were
method. Wee. Yregldw. 4 W Inslpeg t
Dade malne
l. Jassy
W. Allen,
Misses Sadie and Leers M.Cuol and
W. J. T.mWye, al TUssulo.
A pretty Ubme
riet. wedding took
phenols Mises M. at 1 dnIocb, at
the hone. of Ml.. iDr.) Youug, whoa
ber dtsugbter, Rachel, wee united in
marring. W Mr. Bet Brown. of
Beea1ford. 'Me young couple were
unattended. exorpt that Ines Claes
Young, the bride's Meter, acted as
flower trill. The oeretaoa wper-
formed by Rev. John Reid, B.A., 1.
tbe prawuce of toe immediate friend.
Of the contracting parties. Mr. acid
Mrs. Brown left on the 4 p.m. train
for Niagara Falls and other point* on
a honeymoon trip. after which they
will take up residence in Hrartfoed.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
Oplborne Township council met in
the township hall, members all present.
Minutes of last meetir.g read sedan too-
tio. of Hetherington .ad Clairton were
adopted Moved by KoLrty std Clio -
too, that M. Holthauser be remitted his
statute labor money. (Ceded.
The following aoconnte were passed
and orders drawn on the treasurer for
the amu :
Municipal World accL,$10.1a; M Holt -
homier. 62; John Flick, 41 loads gravel,
$2.10; Jam.. Green. rep culvert, con 10.
34; Jacob Moser, balance on cement re-
taining
; Richard Ryan pairing toance on d
at Shepperd's bridge, 13.10; Rich Ryan,
repairing road, aorto boundary, $2.26:
W McLean, refund dog tax, 11; W W
Fisher, 8 loads gravel. 800; R Wilma. 19
rodsi wire fencing. 14.94: T McIntyre,
16 loads gravel, 31.60: Jas Adams. work
at cemetery and tools, $.73.90: R Gibbs,
repairing culvert at Kuntz's
TCarroll, plank and repairing culvert
on sideline; $3; Herb Morris, 14 loads of
gravel Ira Kunts's hill, $9; T Jones, re-
fund dog tax, 31; Jae Buchanan, gravel:
$4; J. D. Farrish, 64 lords gravel. $6.10:
J H Simpson. reined statute labor, $8,
A Morris, drawing tile and letting in
obvert, $7: Johu McPhee, putting in
tile culvert and digging ditch at Charles
MoPhee's, $16.20: R Mitchell. putting In
culvert, con 2. 61; James Chisholm, rep
culvert, con 10, 61.60; Mrs Jar Mitchell,
refund statute labor. 38; Benson Cox,
rep culvert, 71c; John Barker, cleaning
out ditch at Dunlop's Hill, 87c, plank
and gravelling, 331.14;. R Mcllwain, ual-
ary. 1106, care of hall, $5, postage and
stationery, 110, selecting jurors, 32; I
Hetherington, councillor, 684; John Mc -
Lan'', oouncillor, 386; Gordon Young,
councillor, 385; Alex Clutton, councillor,
335; S Bissett, reeve, 385; Thos Burn.,
11 loads gravel, 31.10; James Young, re-
fund statute labor, $6; Alex Young, tak•
lag down old bridge at Shepperd'■ and
inspecting, $16.75; John Chisholm, 2
loads gravel and 9 days cutting weeds
on West Shore Railway, $6; Alden Allen,
inspecting, $4.40; M Mugford, 14 loads
gravel, $2.40: W McIntyre, et loads of
gravel, 3s.26; Ju Jones, drawing plank
and repairing culvert, 12; Peter Fisher,
gravelling on M C. 34.50; Chu Kerr. tile
for Kant.. hill, 111.10; Robert Bogie,
142 loads gravel, 314.10; W Thom, 26
loads gravel. $1.60; !.cob Moser, fenc-
ing and posts on cement wall, $e; John
A Young, refund of statute labor, $3;
James Feagaa, planking bridge and
gravelling on eon 4. 36: 14 Kerulghan,
wire to Breen 73c. use of scraper MSc; R
Mcllwain, weed inspecting, $18.26: A J
Goldthorpe. going atter scraper. 11.30:
Wm Robertson, 91 loads grsvel, $2.10:
Josh Allen. patting in culvert at
Scbwant's, 32.26; .1 J Moore, error In
taxes, Bac; M Schwants, 68 loads gravel.
$6.60: John Chisholm, one large tile in
lake rood drain, $1.40; Charles alters,
team on grader, $4.00; Albert Goal,
team on grader, $3.75; Henry Fisher,
running grader, 31: John Tabb, lighting
bridge two night*, 61; A Morris, refund
dog tax, $1: V II Roberts, balance of en-
gineer's award, Chisholm s drab., 3:.30;
Clerk's expenses re West Wawano.h v.
Township, 311.4.1: Reeve. •electing in -
rote, $1: G Horn, 166 loads gravel $16.60:
R M Yonng, 877 load. gravel, 387.70:
David Hamilton, refund statute labor,
39; 8 Potter, drawing tile, IC R M
Young, services as treasurer and poet-
age,.$71; Wm Hill a too. plank. 364.140;
John Barker, gravelling at Brtndley's
corner, 36.66: John Clark. drawingg
plank sad rep Midge, tom 10, M.
Moved by McLarty and Clutton, that
we bill the C P It for 414. tot repairing
Dunlop's ROU os account of water and
gravel coming down off their propertl.
Move. by L.cLarty and (lutes, that
the tient W' te.trncted to write Isaac
Flier re Me1cits labor. and Instructing
him that K meet be dose .t aim or le -
est ps.e.s.diags would be tales .stalest
Mewed by >I• mil came
moms deputy ream iam be the
same an lar year .t the mem polling
MovedbyCharon IleClesty, time
the wwmr be leisemetsd leg$ . the
te1�b.M tameel.rwenmu a elete_ et
en.s_.. e,YNt.d for the system. (Jaen
Movtalby Rrherlegto..ad Clem"
ee
lam dm ealkielar be Isstreeted to ae-
the smedelpN tales and the 316
pabre
abase frees Mose ose dissatir.d
nd kens the lest mil e...ae.
eyamee 1W1 the e.e.cll bane a emot-
ing with the teletesee subscribers and
try acid ..Mee the tremble.
Moved 1. am ----4 by Yousg and
Mo[.arty, tbet $he esibmiler be segemit`
ad to sonnet as the tmaee es the sell.
aid if the 1eMpbema amMedbMe yhm�
to set thme,fterai mel it N.st Mb3
we wit wteilmd K.
Tb. m -M- emaeted,
R. Mchwatn, Cleat.
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