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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-9, Page 1put your bu3iness on'a paying basis by advertis- ing. Advertising - no Fairy Story. bat Facts. Advertising in The Signal will bring your goods di- rectly before t/Je Baying Public. It will pay you to um The Signal. unt. Yesterday is deed -forget its Tomorrow doer not exist - don't worry. Today is here- USE IT. Our advice to you Is to each week use the advertising col - mons of The Signal for results. The Signal goes into the hooter. itIXTY•S)IXTH YEAR -No. illi • Some Desirable PROPERTIES for immediate sale List your properties for sale or rent with me. A. G. NISBET OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, GOD/MICH PHotten : OrrIeE Rl : Honig 150. P. O. Box 364 `�.. J`.....A-w ___#.___,__ IWC •OTICE WATER A1tID LIONT UOMMIS- stON Water rats Juiy M Dreamer, are seaell,,�dos ala ammonia cad daring this month hate lo per teat will be allowed. After Jsly 314 hill enema mar. be paW- Any In amen for water or light are mooned to .ettie this nowt h. PodUvvb no donoant after July 31.t. By order. W. T. 11111;RNLY. A. HTKAITON, OW Chairman Collector. rj10 BUILDERS AND CONTRAC- TOWN OF RODERIC'H embed leaden will be reeslved by obs under - up to r pp..ms on T ur.4. , Jaly lath. 1014. fee 01er.tloo. n the Town Hall Badding to term quartan for brumes. Plow aid .pedaoatbr may be seen at tM Iowa Clerk . Mese. Town Hall. or Kik.. Gaon of the *erbltect. J. Ade. Fowler. Albert stns - No Wider ieMGs.rt4 �p�{ed, Illi Lt f. yEN tatiews CYrk FOE SALE 0E TO RENT DOOMS TO LET. -WITH WATER and Mob above W. J. (*reign's billiard .MORa wet eda of Amara Aptty to .1. P. BROWN. r�10 t.ENT.-TWO HOUSES TO tent tnsae � 00ppeight arena* sed one on tl . A. 0. MCLEAN to RIO(a1Mtti Illi, w AUCTION SALES F'RtDA T. July pt - Asad iia .ale of residential pnopsrt) sad bou.sbeld effects d the late Mio. of tlr Ranter. at the pnmt.K Napier .treet. Tesla OL-NDRY. aectteaear. Te..o*Y, Jany 1e. - Auction sats of fear bold tarodur. a.d furhi.biaa., at the premien. Trafalgar attest Yam 31. 1Y•awl14... pro effete,.,; Taos. Dummy. auctioneer A UCTIUN SALE us' 1j11TIAL PROPERTY AND HOCiiF HOLD EFFECTS I mm le4ructed by the adtulni.tratrlx of the state of tae late 311(tl JOHN HAYLLN to .il by public auction at the premise- on Napier .trus;F a the Y JL;LY oddertcb on loth txmmencrig at 4 o deck .harp: The, Property coo.t.un4 of • comfortable well-built franc dwelling wall • large lot on watch there is room to belld soother boos.. It 1. wall located nasi in a part of tin tow■ teat N Improvise In value. Taaem-lei per met o1 tbe psreha.e gine to be pun al ma the time of .ale. . an thirty day.. nt the .tame time and piece all the bourbon fru-biters aid ether. will be dl.pred el. anxe.e0t wb4n +re none. comm.. (Muse.. ebain bedm roosato( neatly new Sower orand ch . ) .•y 1 AMMO. tyres with rv.errolr. rtadaaut Home nester. rood wood coot .lure. wood nesteredam crockery. stemware, carpet., curtain. Mises and mamma. other mucks.. 'I arm .•. -b. -Papa 114'0141. HAYS a k ILLOKAN. les ICltor.. rdud. (4U .4 ,t Y, suet iuneer. VOR SALE. -UNE NEW MTAN• NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 Meeb y. robber Un: 1 rubber Wed 1.00MM. to goad order ; 1 11gst rad buggy ' -- ` Aq4 to sY ACHESON a ill.. lett LLOR RENT. FULLY EQUIPPED boon on Trafalgar stat between North and Victoria .tai. Convenient to school. bonne...oboroh or bone-.. Hent $18.10,1a month. parse- Oen ar.►Oen July 1.40. Apply MFW. J. H. LEUC'H GO Y. W. HOW LLL, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. N'. here for sale about thirty town Iota prints tearing from 10) .pwaM., al.o Wee •ootttta.l�eesrr dwelling.d other d.eng. and • few Mime PRRUt Drut1T, HAYS it KILWRAN tick Oat. anti 1) RBI DE\TiAL PROPERTY POR LL SALE -The rnddeooe• with four lot.• formerly knows as the A .McD. Allay property` mow (1maroi and Raglan .timet& tiles briek home. two maria, sa antenna repair • modern 0earesi Mea Grosado planted with vatlei7 01ekoice hosts. Om W the beet �te�• erns te OO er$eO. Reasseable tame P. �. RYAN Orsder4e0. 1�ff FARM FOR SALE. -THE EAST fall of Id nee la the loartk rowan 'no Sanwa (Menne of the terwi.blp of Ash Geld, essWeing rep awns The butWlaft• eta• d,t et a�fRraa Mews . .,daeframe bora. T es'. Is DRSIDKNO* ARD FARM PROP i%aIrrt o ros SAL L•1 Myo W planed with . M for quirk ale emend desirable 0100.1 1. 04IUO*a.d es good streets le lladeicb , aloe some f�ae�rmi� sande .741044.•Gant Demme of say Wasik mn�ets.. H MOM say sr Seri Cleireekb. lsilk~se 7,..-,.....„....,..,-,q, 1 Seel Etat Agent Wasisd W. herr en eireptbesl weertenitir fns yyeoua in your ear w Ms If roe s a wsrbsr a nor agnnte an all m•kim 015 r and en bare • gond vaceary In / Ye* ren 000orhnod. deed far toll par den to Port 01.11., Mewrml. O.rpsranen ted. ISR 4454 Vow, at. Tomato. �-.__4___-.06. i._.. nate- - - 1 -r••o1r�ati."-- .ryW WEST WAWANOSH FIRE IN8IIRANCECO. One of the bask In tea Prov- ince. Fixed ratia of aasassrm.mt Live Stook Insured at Its foil raise wbetber 0n the farm Or not. No trouble to make @lappet• meats. R. McILWAtN, - Agent for Colborne. NIM No,ICETOCHEDi' INS.: a 1111 k-sTAT0 Or JaNI Beam. Lars. or 101. 4(, , uv boor:11.0. 1st run: l o'%TY or HI NON, Ji mutat, w earth. eat'Sael.11. Nene 1. hereby gates pur.u$nt to H . ',O. Chapter 01..ec..e. ,bat all 'errata h.,.Og ' tenons aga,n.1 the e -..t. 01 tie .ens Jane a•saiy dee>..se.l. wfw *teal on t.0 about 1 he lath Gay el a k^on.•,. 1014 Nle required W-1 1 GSA 1 t r to the unci • igi..d..e..e,LMr for twt.eat as 00.17, toe Oaluin..lr.10r e1 the 5.1.te el tae N OM uera e.A. ,e, or before 100 4.40 day el J.11 1144. fair p.rtua.an 01 hear chums. In Wolter afro tin oat rte of the ..r.rlty td.oyr PIM by them. *nu that 0f.er .rch Ira. mm Memo date fur .OminIOrater will al.trleate 1a acr 1e a . a roarer/ ut the .le de.eu.ed.[ the per moo euutlea thereto, barlea ra-g•.J wily to i the cl.ru.e el vouch h. .0044 then hate rr . plyqp 1.*atA. 0.044 tae .ala O,Imtut.1 atur wul f Mot bit Whaler the men. er w part thereat. Wasp perms w parole. et wbeetesi.t. •1100. shall uta boor Pee* 1ewrl,ea by kms at the lemon 4ela arttba'.a► 44.t.a u04. Aka ear us' Jena. A.D. I1N1. t ALL (.A uttyW. reenter tor rdunlAo BF: 1 r Y la.t - AaG.uu.tralor. warns 111 A\"tgb.-FAMILY WASH iNO. A gad taunt.... Apvay V Fie. f . La N IN It \sago*• .beet. 1..1 WANTED. -MAIL) Fro t HOCSE- wori. /OW arms it town .. or of oo.*r.g I -email t.W.ly Appry to 31h J43143 L. EI4.WftAA, Oedema. SACHEM WANTKD !. s NO TA oJstewm; nes. [tete • .veal *retool wtltloate; sews to Ginn. • .pnn0e les Ion ; .nano palmy esawai. %apt to J. I. rue ail 01M'wa17-tGY0te sal. 131, WANTED. -A RSLiA .LE MAN of good oedema sad abMI , to act moo ✓ o ronelative In the awIOy of Here. t wrsMdy 00e1111ne rod penman.. perinea for w right mem Olt" It a 1 si.w.l-V U no. ■ Shwryr.ers. Termite. Vet fid' IF AKM HKLP AND 1JOriif/C skit V A N a'a - -) .s.. requiring hum sup ..odea.pnl k Sara to 41LUA0 r.VLra, LAN. Memnon Ueref.nm11 bolersesweet Aaat. ea reser" a sae unseal sett WOO H. r. wNlral., alt. 1sleem tint.. MR no pease a.4 MOND 0.42 f 1- RAUH!!K WANTED. e. MVR S.R. A. Na t• (.Weems. Mweele el male tonne prererr'ed, banana • ere a .w.wd p.olhool ma. rertten.15 0410ms 7 e. P.. UPnmeses es0Opat gm5er f. Apply to B Y AaUCL 0.eesa.7. B.ndlie. lb-. Lail. ...*fes Grant bas resigned as prim- ary y.aeher In the 9t. Mary. prhlle acbool- __The nongregation of 7.lon Luther mg obierwh, Berlin. sr, planning a 4111.01°1400 1) 10.4, cbsreb• I ogoiwith �g ge *needed Sunday school QODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1914 HURON CROPS IN FINE SHAPE Recent Rai. Made Big Improvement Throughout the Couoty Not for many yeses have for crops' it. Huron county looked better. In fact the climatic conditions during the month of June have been Weed, and the several crops have made such headway 14at miles* rouse unfortun- ate arawback arises, there Will be an abundant harvest of nearly every loud 01 grain, %Vbeai a particularly good, sod with the exception of a slight area winch was winter•killed, should show au abundant field. The plant is well headed out, and .itbougtr the berry is still in the milk state, the heads will be well filled. The ugly iunuediate fear as' that rust may develop with the recent cuullnuous rains, but if warty, bunny weather prevails dining the mouth harvesting will be well under way What' August. 7n fact, ghe wheat is ahead of the timothy crop in .owe place.. The urusl acreage of barley ba. been 'town, anal this too is exceptionally fine. The plant is beading out and will harvest early. There are some of the desert Nelda w Colborne township ever seen anywhere. Oats *re alsoex- celleot, anti wee fields that write early sown *re of • good dark color and heading out. Some farmers feu damage through falling under exces- sive rainfall*. Corn it showing up well, and alUbough somewhat retarded by the cold. h,.ckwald spring it mak- ing great nerdway. 'ibe provident far mer baa sowu heavily in this crop to make sure of sufficient stork feed, a staple commodity he lacked the past winter. The bay crop is good in some parte, and lighter it. others. Although re- ported much More plentiful than last year, the farmer finds a large percent- age of wild gram cowing up, ateribut- aule to the thin crop of last season. Some Lucerne clover has been cut and the growth pronounced excellent, out there is • fear of mildewit.g in the stook unless the wra.ber brightens, qui.:kly. Houtz have germinated well, and while it is rather premature to state that potatoes will be abundant, the indication-. are extremely encour- aging. Toe farmers have had many crop disappointwer.te during the last five years, but they are now rejoicing to a man with the pro.pects fur thou sea- son. Not only do the field crops hold much in anticipation for thew, but their apple and cherry orchards es well promise heavy yields. Peaches, mobile not as extensively grown hese rr in districts farther east, will turn nut well. In fact, some fourth year tree, will bear very heavily. GODERICH BGY HONORED Soo of Crown Anatomy Seager Receives Qivimty Degree In the presence of s brilliant a.- semblege gathered in the hall of Trin- ity college. Toronto, on Friday last, Rev. Charles Allen Seager, .01.A., sou of Crown Attorney and Mrs. Seager, u( Oodericb, and principal of SL Mark's hall, Vancouver, received the degree of 1).D., bottoms c•U-a. Pro - wort Meckirm, the vice-cbrucellor, in opening the convocation, spoke of Mr. Seager as • graduate of their own co'lege who now held .n exalted posi- tion on the Pacific coat. The bishop of Toionto presented Rev. Mr. Seo,Ier. He was torn at LlFodericb, and received the degree of B.A. in Itek,, and M.A. in 1416, in wbicb year he was also ordaaned priest by the bee Archbishop tSweat- meo. H. began work under I)r. Roper, now bishop of Columbia ; from thence be went asi rector to 8t. Cyp- tien's, in It1ir, where a fine new church was built. l0 1911 he was ap- pointed rector of Vernon, British Columbia, and later be wan culled by the council of the newly formed St. Mark's divinity hall, Vancouver, W be- come the principal. The bebop of Toronto toed of the spleodid work done at St. surk s hall, where they have now:Ji) veru prepal tog for the ministry. Dr. Meaner toll of the work on the Pacific 50004_ They were (ace to face with • very serious difficulty 1n the matter of sai.suotis, and the work usual rte docs with the cu -operation of the oma' les 31 ST40gO aaA eSisstkRe yeas net. The worrk among the Orientals un the Pacific coast lay •1 the dour of the Canadian church. CARDS OF THANKS Miss Lottie Mdhveth whines to take Uel. opportunity of thanking all those who so kindly assisted her an the re- cent conteret for The Signal summer trip, hoth in town and tie surrounding district. To t,be ulnar friends and supporters who wr.ted me to win a prize in T1s Signal crosser, trip aonta5t, 1 now re- turn my thanks. - HATnx Bli.rwtw. %lied Mamie Wormier extends gratitude to those wbo supported her in the recast digmal summer trip eon - tea. Malty th•hks and well wishes to t.be friends who gave me their support i0 The Signal sumaerr trip contest. - RETRY Mi ALLlrrmm. For the support and a 1.tanceiven ems duringR Ti. Menai contest � am exneedingly (rondo! -PRAM. Me- lt 041st tt. Vito Klan M Oke desires to thank • the e friends wbo supported be► in The Rignal -Nair trip contest. onion Wits at Remelt wilt hi started is a bier de sod the crew mss41'11• •promises to bs NiMpti.mbeRy good. w -•anon. HARD ON ASSESSOR COUN. ELLIOTT MOVES TO FIRE ASSESSMENT HEAD Bylaw to Authorize Borrowing Monet, to Pay Interest on Ontario West Shore Bonds - Reeve Elliott s Name Removed from Former Motion - Finance Committee Report Adopted The first regular meeting in July of the municipal council war held in the council chamber on Friday evening Tart. All the members' were prereut. with Mayor Rrid in the chair. The minutes of the meeting of June I9tb were read, and m1 "notion of Uouu. L*ILhwsite, seconded by Coun. Proudiuot, were rd,.ple:. The treasurer's report for the month of June wee read and referred to the Fioaoce committee. The cemetery sexton's report was read and referred to Cemetery end Parke committee. A letter dated June 24th from the Midway Mercantile Co., with iefetence to operating a factory here, War read and ordered to be tiled. A letter dated June 211th from the Canada Bond Corporation, with re- ference to bonds of the American Road Machine Co., war read and re- ferred to Finance committee. A letter dated July 2nd from Mr. E. Bendel. of Blyth, with reference to picnic from Beth toGoderich on July :'Nth was tea and referred to the Parks commit ler. A letter dated July 3rd from the Public Library board, ieque.ting an iiIv*nce of *21 a. 'bear grant for 1914, was rasa. Moved by DeputyReeve Clark 1e1Unded by Faure. ithwaite, that for request he granted. -Carried. A letter dated July 3rd from the %% est Huron Agricultural society. applying for • grant of 51(0), was read and referred to the Finance cn 101uer. A letter thew Mr. F. E. Bingham, applying for permission to construct au addiuou to the Lyne theatre. was rrad and referred to the Public Works commit fes. A notice dated July lot from the county clerk. strtiog that the *mu of $411t.35 would be required from We municipality frr county purposes for the corrent pear wee reed stud referred to the Finance committee. A letter dated lune :ift b from the pruvrecial board of health, encltsiing copy of report cf the board's engineer with reference to the condition of 0oderich water stirply we. re.ML Moved by Reeve Elliott, seconded by Coun. Morrie, that the matter he referred to Water and Light coo'- missioo to coosidrd.-Carried, A'spot 1 of the Finance committee dated July 'Aid was read and on motion of Coun. Luthweite, seconded by Coun. M.-Ulinion, wan adopted. A report of the Public Walks com- mittee dated July 2nd was read, and on motion of Deputy Reeve Clark. seconded by ('oma. Wigle, was adopt- ed. A report of the Demeter y and Perks committee dated July 2nld was read, and on motion ot Reeve Elliott, seconded by Coun. Elliott, was adopt- ed. A report of the Water, Light and Harbor c tee dated July 2nd Wall read and on motion ()Wolin. Elliott was referred back to committee. The matter of purchasing r monu- ment for the sailors' plot all Maitland cemetery byre on motion tit Conn. Wille, seconded by ('nun. Proudfo3t, referred to theCeu.etery committee to report. Mover: by Coun. Wigle. seconded by Coro. Proudfoot, that the public school and rollegirte institute lorrdn be asked t., .tiburit their (intimates fur the current year before the 13th inst. --Carried Coun. Norris thought something was wrong with the .seessor. He understuoa that the asee..ment roll hholld br til the bands of the clerk by April :0)th. and it had not yet been turned in. A number ot towoaperrple had complained that they had not received their 0es.ssmrnt not ire yet I'0514 Jlidtidte :.4.71f a war ins employ- ed hy tnr+c.,uacif and dare not do his wort he ought to he discharged. The assessor as bolding up the whole work of the counc.l. The court of revision was • farce because we bad me as.ee.ment roll to go by. I move Met we discharge the aswnwt. Another m011on was made to call the assessor in and explain but as be was sot in the building and no second- er was found for Coun. Elliott'* "1)4,1100 the matter was dropped. Moved by Reeve Elliott., .econded by Coun. Elliott. that toy name (the reeve's) be Withdrawn am seconder of the anotiou to adopt the Finance com- mittee's report of June 114th -Carried. The mayor ruled that this motion re.cinded the motion passed on Jdne 19th adopting the Fi committee's report. Moved by Coun. Laithwaite, second- ed by Coun. McClinton, that the re- port of the Ffnamee committee dated June "Nth he adopted. --Carried with - 0111 dissent. A number of accounts were referred to tin Ytnnace 00n.ln11toe On motion 0f Onun. Proudtorot, seeorsded by Coen. Laithwaite, Ryles" No 21 of 1914, a bylaw to authorise the borrowing d a num of money to Meet the interest on the hoods of the Ontario West Shore rail w.y fallen due on the IK of July, 1914, end Rtuorante.d Hy the municipality of the town of fnderieb was introduced and read a first and eeeond (lane. Moved b Oe. Wight, seconded by Osun. NeOlahi0ton, that Use bylaw be given w third reading and passed. - (ferried. The Finance committer reported that the matter of passing a bylaw' --- idin fur the cuII rcUon of 1914 A. E. gRADWIN. Putman HEAL l H OF TOWN N ANNUAL MILITIA TRAINING prim R taxes be laid over for the present. The following accounts were order- ed rdered to be paid: -Mayor Reid, ..:penes to Elated, 54.21: R. C. Postletb- waite, 511; Wilt. Craig, 57 ; postage for circular letter, $.i; lioderIeb Star. 521.141; Geo a Bisset, $1.50; Oode- rich townsbiP telephone system, al; George Laithwaite, 541.94: (ioderich Planing Mill Co., $3'd; Ruchest.er Ueruni- cide Co., 53.47; P. J. Pridham, $31. 0 The report of the Public Works coplmittee follows: -Your committee obtained an option froom Mr. J A. Walker on his lot at the rear of the town hall at a pricy of 5010) and we reromnlen3 Chet no action he taken at this price. We have instructei the efleet ins' ectuc to .up ervbe the erec• tion of pole., etc., as per letter of June 1st from Bell Telephone Co. We have requested Mr. Sidney Johnston, t'.E., of Strafford, to come to Ooderich at once to report on sidewalks and sewer,. The Cemetery and "'arks committee reported as 101101•11: -That the estate of James Dickson he given permission to remove tree from cemetery plot. That the arrangement with Mr. Aldous, with reference to payment of extra help, be still continued. CHARGED WITH TRESPASSING Hydro Oamaniss1ob Built Power Line Over Railway Route The hydro -electric power commis- sion recently constructed a power line across the right-of-way of the Cenad- idn Pacific railway near Meneset sta- tion, without obtaining formal per- mission from the company. •The matter wsa brought to the notice of the Dominion railway commission, which held a sitting at the Tcronto city hall no Friday last. Mr. Angus MacM urchy, K.C., who appeared on h«hal: of the railway, called attention to the f.ct tiro. it ono not worthy of a public holy lige. the hydro -electric r))mrnir.inu to tske the law into its own h.nd4 And siring power lines on private property wnho.t nbralning ihr il.00rent of the owner-. This 0104 Iht. 1 h occwrence of the kind. Nape- Pope, rrprr.entit.g the hydrtr-rlectric a,tnruis+ion, declared it was only 0 metier of torn', and he thought the hoard would uphold the commis*ion for taking liberterr on the ground "hat the purpn.efor which the line iv used should be con - rides ed. "The electric eoasasisrion are tree - pitmen" commented Con'missicner Mclean. "You know how to deal with tres- passers" said Assistant Chief Commis- sioner D'Arcy Scott, addressing Mi. Medlareby. "'Me hood baa bo jur- isdiCtibn In that phase of the case." "I suppose ;he hydro commission :an asinine the responsibility of such it charge" retorted Major Pope. After further argument, Acting Chairman D'Arcy Scott instructed ?Ir. Murphy, the electrical engineer of the railway- board, to 11 port as to the methods and safely of the point where the line rncroa^hes upon the property of the railway. Summons Came Suddenly Mr. Wm. Higgins, one of the oldest settlers in Stanley township, died at his home in EIwburst, nese Clinton, at noon on Monday in his 41th year, (rot.) heart failure. i)eceased ate hie dinner es usual and Veda overtaken while walking through his house and expired in a few minutes. before medical aid could reach him. He was a native of Wbrkshire arid lived for s time in Onto. He was a well known stock farmer and hada valuable I -t of prize-winning Shorthorn cattle. Hifi widow and one eon, John, who lives at home. survive him. Special Trains for the Twelfth Arrargemente have been inside with the Grand trunk railway to run spec- ial train. to Goderi -h nn Monday next, .duly 13th. One special train will leave Kincardine at six a.m., rai- ling •t intermediate stations, end reach tiuderich et SAO A second train will leave IMrrtrrn at 10.1.. s.w. and arrive at 12 o'clock. Pe.seng.i s from Dublin westward will arrive at (indent -1i by the regular train at 11.:G a,er.' w1t.,1hr train or Kjnt-� CerdlrM •r,0 InIevmMfta(. eWII.w. w.N leave at eight p.m. and the .perisl for Ildrt•ton and intermediate station* at 7.:11//t. M. A special train will leave for Dublin and Intermediate stations .15.10 p. m. A sons ial C. P. R. train from Guelph and internredlats stations will reach Oolericb at 10 a.m. end returning will leave Ooderich at fl.:41) p.m. All trains will beerun at special ex - (torsion rate.. Passenger me the Aesin.bo,a Mrs. Alex. Walker, of R,.•anville, SMketchewan, wbn was a ppweaseenger on lbs' U.P.R. lake liner Aseinibola when oh. went ashore on Bad Island shoals, bear the entreaty. to Georgian bay, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake. Trafalgar st4eet. Sbe describes the occasion as one of great eieiternhnt, but the oalmnew of the officers and the splendid disrlplia* that prevailed prevented any paaie. it is said that the tog horn operator Lined to answer the Apinihni.'s whistle until she .truck Th. opera- tor claims that the fog did not prevul at the station and that be worked Lb. - born as soon as the fog became visible to him. In spite of Mrs. Walker's e■ perienee she declares that If she mat.. I the trip again she will corse by water and would like to have the rami rep- tain and oM.wr.on the hoer, Ono of the i.rwngers Circulated a paper which all signori, (teetering the con. A0. nee M the passengers In the ree- monehip of the ofine.srs. PROVINCIAL HEALTH ENGINEER MAKES A REPORT Recommends that a Chlorination Sys- tem to Treat the Raw Lake Water Immediately be Installed -Suggests that Plans and Estimates ,be Pre- pared for a New Intake At for last meeting of 0)derich council the following letter' andreport from Dr. J. %V. 8. McCullough. chief medical health officer of Ontario, were read :- 1 beg to rend your herewith copy of report of rte hoard'. engineer in re- ference to the condition of Godericb water supply. You will please have this matter taken up by your council at the earliest pus,ible date. The board trusts that the good sener of the couo. cil will see to it that theme recommen- dations are carried out. Kludly ad- vise we what your council proposes doing in the matter. Below will be found a copy of the engineer's report :- A visit was Made to Oodericb on the request of Dr. McNally to examine into the present condition of the waterworks system, with special refer- ence to the measures that should he taken on account of the frequent oc- currence of pollution cf the water sup - Abe water supply is taken from Lake Huron by Means of a 12 -inch in- take, which extends some 9010 feet into the water from the shore. The intake pipe is about 1410 feet long altogether. The conditions of the intake have never been Ideal owing to the fact that to the north the Maitland river and the waters of the harbor d e - charge, and to the south about • utile and a quarter dirtent they have an outlet !or the sewerage sy.tem, which enters the lake at this point without treatment of any kind. The new work. now under construc- tion by the department of public woks upon the harbor improvement 00,1.irts mainly of ereo ting hresk- waters to make this a port of refuge in time of storm ; there works upon their completion will restrain the mesial movements of the harbor wittier and pleats the existing intake an a vete bad position and o11e in which it will be subject to very considerable contamination, mainly from boats. The water will elan be practically tur- bid, owing partly to the coudltiun of the water there normally due to the wave action and the Maitland river and to the mud stirred up by the boats manoeuvring within thin breakwater The department of public works' through Mr. J. J. Sing, district en- gineer, have very kindly furnished is with a plan of their proposed break- water. At the time of my visit the hydro-eleettic commission were con- sidering the advisability of Installing electric unite to supplant the exiting clean' plant Obeli for puwpiug water through Use town 1001110. Upon request the hydro commission have furnished u. with drawings and specifications and rep. -rt upon this' work. This retort indicate■ that the in- stallation proposed by the commission is of considerable smaller capacity than the existing works, although double the capacity required for the dotnsouk. requirements for 24 hour.. The capacity of the elect' lea, d" leen pumps in leer than one half of that re- quired by the Fire Underwriter: re- sUciation and *bout one-third of the present maximum pumping capacity. in the report of the hydro commis- sion mention in tirade of the present condition of the intake. 1 find upon examining it that a seven -foot drop in the level .,f the ruction well over that exuding in the lake would only per- mit approximately 2,tilt1,17I1 gallons per 24 hours passing through the in- take. 14114 not aware wha•ther a gresier difference in level than this ie perinis. 011ie. 1 think it ereat.s a suction left of about tl feet. i think it would he advisable. to report to this municipality in writing that in the opinion nt 'he hoard it 15 necessary in the interest 1 f public health that: - b . L .abl•rtoaaimlh, 'quanta to the raw lake water Imesedtately ha ln- .tslb.l, to add a quantity of bleaching Powder tHypochluride of lime' now mg between one to .7:, parte per mil- lion of available chlorine to the water before at enters the existing sedimen- tation hasin. 2 -Plane and rstinutea he prepared for • new intake lot the waterworks system of the said town, which intake shell not he lees than sit inches ie diameter and carried to • point beyond the swath end of the existing .nuth- west breakwater, rod that the .sod plans and estimators he filed with the hoard within s period of Al) days. ( -That plans and estimates be pre- pared at an early date for laying an additional force attain from the pump- ing station to the centre of the die tyilbuUmg system in the above mllnici- pJbty. There is no question but that with the present conditione piloting at the intake that (Fnderich is liable at any leoornrnt to Fre afflicted hy a serious epidemic of "water borne" disease. The ehiorinathn plant 1. moat advis- able 1 am of the opinion that the approv- al for propn..d changes of the hydro elector rnmmipton shmrld I.. held ..p pending • reply from the munici- pality. (Rlern.•di H. DA1LY41. -Wnerdstock will probably cele- brate the one hundred years of peace in .w0nnartioo with the old boys' re- union next year. Goderich Has Beieo Selected for Exten- sive Manoeuvres liuderich has been definitely OW rte` ed as the site for the militia train ing camp to be held August 17th W 2 lat. Tbe city reglweot. will out partici pate in the cabwp, but will unite with the rural battatioos in extensive tactical exercises at the clow of thea caw p proper. It war felt Lhat, fora live -day camp, the grounds offered in Oodericn would be wucb superior to the old site un l'arlinR s heights. Logsdon, as 60 sores would be available as compared with five acre., offering uppurwoitiee for more extended training than was pod- sible on the old camp ground.. rraining in company and battalion drill, rkirnlishiug ono signalling, will occupy the time during the first three day., alter which all the battalions' will he thoroughly trained in musket- ry. Musketry Is to be more than ever • big feature of the training camp, and a full day hes been provided for in the schedule fur shooting, in case of bad weather. The extended manoeuvres will take in a large piece of territory, Prow Hyde Park to (iuderich, and it is telt the.. the tactical scheme arranged will be of unusual benefit to the corps tat - tog part. The geueul arbewe is for. march southward from Oodencb by the lied forte, composed of the units in camp at Ooderich, the White force. made up of city reguuenta, moving from Hyde.Part to intercept thew. The fled force will have a total of 31 Infantry companies. the '24th regi- ment, Grey's Horne, and halt a mount- ed company of the Coope and Outdes, under commend of Lieut. -Clot. A. Weir, of the Second Infantry brigade. with Capt. H. L. Milligan, of London, as his staff oMcer. Toe Infanta y bri- gade will be under command of Lieut. - Cul. T. B. Welch, of Windsor, with, Major Walter J. Brown, of Aylmer, as we brigade Waled, aur will lee coos. poised of "K" company, Koyal Cams- dawn aUM dawn regiment ; 8eveuth Field com- pany, Canadian engineers, 211th Mid- dlesex Light inlaid' y, 2;tb Lambtun Bor.lewn, a coulptesite regiment COM - pasted of two companies tit the Stith Perth Fusiliers mud tour companise of the 29th 1Vaterk.o; :tied Huron regi- ment ; half of N,,. 1 Signal company ; No. 1 company, Canadian army, ser- vice corps; 1410 Freed ambulance, Sar- nia; half reaction of Canadian Arany Veterinary corps, and half detail Canadian Postal corps. Lieut.. -Col. K. Mackenzie, of the Third Infantry t�rtgade, will command the White force, with Lieut. -diol. id. S. %Vigie. t.1 Wiudeor, am hits staff officer. '1'be fine brigade, composed 0t the First Hussars' ; unit of inounted company. Corp. of Guides; 7th regi - 54001; Curt 8.r�ee Fusilier.. nasi y2ud Oxford Pectis., 0144 ae stuausisr wwmfd of Lieut.•Col. A. A. Campbell, of Lou- don, with 1Japt. F. B. Ware, 7th regi- ment, as brigade maim'. Tito Seo uud brigade, tomer euwwaud of LseuL- Co4. A. J. Oliver, of Oast, with Major F. J. H.. Fo*te.r, 28th regiweut, as Url- gatre or/00r, w1.1 he CJ.npJeed et the 2410 Kent ; :hili Magill ; 2t1tb Perth. leer two cowponies, anu the 211tw (Vater duo regiment, less four cuts - panics. Similar details of signallers. vete, tual y corps and ports.' men to Usti.* WILL the tied torte will accuse. pauy the little army. 'I'be loth Field rutiwlauce, tit London, will ens reale made up as' r .avalry held ambulance. in detail the tactical echelon evolved for the manoeuvres; provides for a Heady advauce on Loudon by the Reed arm), the White. or defending force impeding their prugrees an rear -guard actions. The march .outbward will begin et eight o'clock on the morning of August 22od, and fr a point one Mile *with of t4tslerrch the running fight. will commence. Rising from bivouac Sunday morning, both forces will hold divine service, and after a cavalry reconnoitre, the White force will march .even noire. On Saturday morning the 2rIth regiment will pro- vide 0 4140.15 anti a.lva11e rinds : on Mon lay the. 1.d Hurons, lue.day the 27th regiment, and the next dry the posits. ltaI.a4auu. by thrift, P.M. Weu twenty. the conflict forces will come into touch with each sorbet. Stiff fighting between the composite ls►ttaliou and two companies of the \%'brie force preselug tbeIi advance on London. . tswtl. . '116t4u0a., fe r(mge erra•steppijw wiNrhe forwarded lath from -the inititln con- tractors In I. onion to conveournt Fpaina un the London. Huruu naafi Bruce for ho.13 forces, to ho picael up (luring rwn•be.. If 1. pienoed that the di.posilion of the troupe will he so. Iuaburuv red that they may entrant at lour ',tattoos, Claudrteoye, LUCIA. Lue•n ('roping and Ailsa Craig. WILL SWEEP i AKE HURON Expected that Several of Las: N.rris he's Wrecks Wall he Posed A despatch from Sarnia .ays that a report was received More Monday afternoon that 0 p arty orf lake murvsy. ore will swoop • large portion of rue woaheru pt.. u( Lakeora .funs(( the Canadian etre-. in the vic,nity tad Oodench, where e.a nr oft teat. I. in November last are supposed to rent. 11 is stated by mariner. that a .Anal sx11t. neer Oudotich and it 1e on th4. that the survey party expecte to lid at (east two of this steamers. 1Vh no plans have frame adoptee Sy United !tutees government or the Car- riers' Aa.ociation for a Marsh of Chie part of the lake. the Canadian govt.rn- in.nt has already a tot 0r, the josh investigating the reports that eh hulk of the steamers McO.an, Car- ruthers 'as'ruthers and Wexford are lying jun ti Nattel's point. -Berlin will engage a parks wiper 'standout. THI E STERLINIBANK OF CANADA • �". , .. ,reit SAVE, because- No. 118 No man can feel confident of the future it be has nothing roved. ..4 -'w IAmos 1 i Head Office, Corner and BayStreets, General Mai Iger Kray fg - - T A. H W as' Godench Bra )cis �� - - - -i ..- . -A. r.. _ OTHER BRANCHES AT' C3 --- Auburn, Ont. Mooktoo, Ont. Beytiski. Ont. Sebrtngville, Ont. Dunganoob, O0. Varna, Out. • Some Desirable PROPERTIES for immediate sale List your properties for sale or rent with me. A. G. NISBET OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, GOD/MICH PHotten : OrrIeE Rl : Honig 150. P. O. Box 364 `�.. J`.....A-w ___#.___,__ IWC •OTICE WATER A1tID LIONT UOMMIS- stON Water rats Juiy M Dreamer, are seaell,,�dos ala ammonia cad daring this month hate lo per teat will be allowed. After Jsly 314 hill enema mar. be paW- Any In amen for water or light are mooned to .ettie this nowt h. PodUvvb no donoant after July 31.t. By order. W. T. 11111;RNLY. A. HTKAITON, OW Chairman Collector. rj10 BUILDERS AND CONTRAC- TOWN OF RODERIC'H embed leaden will be reeslved by obs under - up to r pp..ms on T ur.4. , Jaly lath. 1014. fee 01er.tloo. n the Town Hall Badding to term quartan for brumes. Plow aid .pedaoatbr may be seen at tM Iowa Clerk . Mese. Town Hall. or Kik.. Gaon of the *erbltect. J. Ade. Fowler. Albert stns - No Wider ieMGs.rt4 �p�{ed, Illi Lt f. yEN tatiews CYrk FOE SALE 0E TO RENT DOOMS TO LET. -WITH WATER and Mob above W. J. (*reign's billiard .MORa wet eda of Amara Aptty to .1. P. BROWN. r�10 t.ENT.-TWO HOUSES TO tent tnsae � 00ppeight arena* sed one on tl . A. 0. MCLEAN to RIO(a1Mtti Illi, w AUCTION SALES F'RtDA T. July pt - Asad iia .ale of residential pnopsrt) sad bou.sbeld effects d the late Mio. of tlr Ranter. at the pnmt.K Napier .treet. Tesla OL-NDRY. aectteaear. Te..o*Y, Jany 1e. - Auction sats of fear bold tarodur. a.d furhi.biaa., at the premien. Trafalgar attest Yam 31. 1Y•awl14... pro effete,.,; Taos. Dummy. auctioneer A UCTIUN SALE us' 1j11TIAL PROPERTY AND HOCiiF HOLD EFFECTS I mm le4ructed by the adtulni.tratrlx of the state of tae late 311(tl JOHN HAYLLN to .il by public auction at the premise- on Napier .trus;F a the Y JL;LY oddertcb on loth txmmencrig at 4 o deck .harp: The, Property coo.t.un4 of • comfortable well-built franc dwelling wall • large lot on watch there is room to belld soother boos.. It 1. wall located nasi in a part of tin tow■ teat N Improvise In value. Taaem-lei per met o1 tbe psreha.e gine to be pun al ma the time of .ale. . an thirty day.. nt the .tame time and piece all the bourbon fru-biters aid ether. will be dl.pred el. anxe.e0t wb4n +re none. comm.. (Muse.. ebain bedm roosato( neatly new Sower orand ch . ) .•y 1 AMMO. tyres with rv.errolr. rtadaaut Home nester. rood wood coot .lure. wood nesteredam crockery. stemware, carpet., curtain. Mises and mamma. other mucks.. 'I arm .•. -b. -Papa 114'0141. HAYS a k ILLOKAN. les ICltor.. rdud. (4U .4 ,t Y, suet iuneer. VOR SALE. -UNE NEW MTAN• NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 Meeb y. robber Un: 1 rubber Wed 1.00MM. to goad order ; 1 11gst rad buggy ' -- ` Aq4 to sY ACHESON a ill.. lett LLOR RENT. FULLY EQUIPPED boon on Trafalgar stat between North and Victoria .tai. Convenient to school. bonne...oboroh or bone-.. Hent $18.10,1a month. parse- Oen ar.►Oen July 1.40. Apply MFW. J. H. LEUC'H GO Y. W. HOW LLL, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. N'. here for sale about thirty town Iota prints tearing from 10) .pwaM., al.o Wee •ootttta.l�eesrr dwelling.d other d.eng. and • few Mime PRRUt Drut1T, HAYS it KILWRAN tick Oat. anti 1) RBI DE\TiAL PROPERTY POR LL SALE -The rnddeooe• with four lot.• formerly knows as the A .McD. Allay property` mow (1maroi and Raglan .timet& tiles briek home. two maria, sa antenna repair • modern 0earesi Mea Grosado planted with vatlei7 01ekoice hosts. Om W the beet �te�• erns te OO er$eO. Reasseable tame P. �. RYAN Orsder4e0. 1�ff FARM FOR SALE. -THE EAST fall of Id nee la the loartk rowan 'no Sanwa (Menne of the terwi.blp of Ash Geld, essWeing rep awns The butWlaft• eta• d,t et a�fRraa Mews . .,daeframe bora. T es'. Is DRSIDKNO* ARD FARM PROP i%aIrrt o ros SAL L•1 Myo W planed with . M for quirk ale emend desirable 0100.1 1. 04IUO*a.d es good streets le lladeicb , aloe some f�ae�rmi� sande .741044.•Gant Demme of say Wasik mn�ets.. H MOM say sr Seri Cleireekb. lsilk~se 7,..-,.....„....,..,-,q, 1 Seel Etat Agent Wasisd W. herr en eireptbesl weertenitir fns yyeoua in your ear w Ms If roe s a wsrbsr a nor agnnte an all m•kim 015 r and en bare • gond vaceary In / Ye* ren 000orhnod. deed far toll par den to Port 01.11., Mewrml. O.rpsranen ted. ISR 4454 Vow, at. Tomato. �-.__4___-.06. i._.. nate- - - 1 -r••o1r�ati."-- .ryW WEST WAWANOSH FIRE IN8IIRANCECO. One of the bask In tea Prov- ince. Fixed ratia of aasassrm.mt Live Stook Insured at Its foil raise wbetber 0n the farm Or not. No trouble to make @lappet• meats. R. McILWAtN, - Agent for Colborne. NIM No,ICETOCHEDi' INS.: a 1111 k-sTAT0 Or JaNI Beam. Lars. or 101. 4(, , uv boor:11.0. 1st run: l o'%TY or HI NON, Ji mutat, w earth. eat'Sael.11. Nene 1. hereby gates pur.u$nt to H . ',O. Chapter 01..ec..e. ,bat all 'errata h.,.Og ' tenons aga,n.1 the e -..t. 01 tie .ens Jane a•saiy dee>..se.l. wfw *teal on t.0 about 1 he lath Gay el a k^on.•,. 1014 Nle required W-1 1 GSA 1 t r to the unci • igi..d..e..e,LMr for twt.eat as 00.17, toe Oaluin..lr.10r e1 the 5.1.te el tae N OM uera e.A. ,e, or before 100 4.40 day el J.11 1144. fair p.rtua.an 01 hear chums. In Wolter afro tin oat rte of the ..r.rlty td.oyr PIM by them. *nu that 0f.er .rch Ira. mm Memo date fur .OminIOrater will al.trleate 1a acr 1e a . a roarer/ ut the .le de.eu.ed.[ the per moo euutlea thereto, barlea ra-g•.J wily to i the cl.ru.e el vouch h. .0044 then hate rr . plyqp 1.*atA. 0.044 tae .ala O,Imtut.1 atur wul f Mot bit Whaler the men. er w part thereat. Wasp perms w parole. et wbeetesi.t. •1100. shall uta boor Pee* 1ewrl,ea by kms at the lemon 4ela arttba'.a► 44.t.a u04. Aka ear us' Jena. A.D. I1N1. t ALL (.A uttyW. reenter tor rdunlAo BF: 1 r Y la.t - AaG.uu.tralor. warns 111 A\"tgb.-FAMILY WASH iNO. A gad taunt.... Apvay V Fie. f . La N IN It \sago*• .beet. 1..1 WANTED. -MAIL) Fro t HOCSE- wori. /OW arms it town .. or of oo.*r.g I -email t.W.ly Appry to 31h J43143 L. EI4.WftAA, Oedema. SACHEM WANTKD !. s NO TA oJstewm; nes. [tete • .veal *retool wtltloate; sews to Ginn. • .pnn0e les Ion ; .nano palmy esawai. %apt to J. I. rue ail 01M'wa17-tGY0te sal. 131, WANTED. -A RSLiA .LE MAN of good oedema sad abMI , to act moo ✓ o ronelative In the awIOy of Here. t wrsMdy 00e1111ne rod penman.. perinea for w right mem Olt" It a 1 si.w.l-V U no. ■ Shwryr.ers. Termite. Vet fid' IF AKM HKLP AND 1JOriif/C skit V A N a'a - -) .s.. requiring hum sup ..odea.pnl k Sara to 41LUA0 r.VLra, LAN. Memnon Ueref.nm11 bolersesweet Aaat. ea reser" a sae unseal sett WOO H. r. wNlral., alt. 1sleem tint.. MR no pease a.4 MOND 0.42 f 1- RAUH!!K WANTED. e. MVR S.R. A. Na t• (.Weems. Mweele el male tonne prererr'ed, banana • ere a .w.wd p.olhool ma. rertten.15 0410ms 7 e. P.. UPnmeses es0Opat gm5er f. Apply to B Y AaUCL 0.eesa.7. B.ndlie. lb-. Lail. ...*fes Grant bas resigned as prim- ary y.aeher In the 9t. Mary. prhlle acbool- __The nongregation of 7.lon Luther mg obierwh, Berlin. sr, planning a 4111.01°1400 1) 10.4, cbsreb• I ogoiwith �g ge *needed Sunday school QODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1914 HURON CROPS IN FINE SHAPE Recent Rai. Made Big Improvement Throughout the Couoty Not for many yeses have for crops' it. Huron county looked better. In fact the climatic conditions during the month of June have been Weed, and the several crops have made such headway 14at miles* rouse unfortun- ate arawback arises, there Will be an abundant harvest of nearly every loud 01 grain, %Vbeai a particularly good, sod with the exception of a slight area winch was winter•killed, should show au abundant field. The plant is well headed out, and .itbougtr the berry is still in the milk state, the heads will be well filled. The ugly iunuediate fear as' that rust may develop with the recent cuullnuous rains, but if warty, bunny weather prevails dining the mouth harvesting will be well under way What' August. 7n fact, ghe wheat is ahead of the timothy crop in .owe place.. The urusl acreage of barley ba. been 'town, anal this too is exceptionally fine. The plant is beading out and will harvest early. There are some of the desert Nelda w Colborne township ever seen anywhere. Oats *re alsoex- celleot, anti wee fields that write early sown *re of • good dark color and heading out. Some farmers feu damage through falling under exces- sive rainfall*. Corn it showing up well, and alUbough somewhat retarded by the cold. h,.ckwald spring it mak- ing great nerdway. 'ibe provident far mer baa sowu heavily in this crop to make sure of sufficient stork feed, a staple commodity he lacked the past winter. The bay crop is good in some parte, and lighter it. others. Although re- ported much More plentiful than last year, the farmer finds a large percent- age of wild gram cowing up, ateribut- aule to the thin crop of last season. Some Lucerne clover has been cut and the growth pronounced excellent, out there is • fear of mildewit.g in the stook unless the wra.ber brightens, qui.:kly. Houtz have germinated well, and while it is rather premature to state that potatoes will be abundant, the indication-. are extremely encour- aging. Toe farmers have had many crop disappointwer.te during the last five years, but they are now rejoicing to a man with the pro.pects fur thou sea- son. Not only do the field crops hold much in anticipation for thew, but their apple and cherry orchards es well promise heavy yields. Peaches, mobile not as extensively grown hese rr in districts farther east, will turn nut well. In fact, some fourth year tree, will bear very heavily. GODERICH BGY HONORED Soo of Crown Anatomy Seager Receives Qivimty Degree In the presence of s brilliant a.- semblege gathered in the hall of Trin- ity college. Toronto, on Friday last, Rev. Charles Allen Seager, .01.A., sou of Crown Attorney and Mrs. Seager, u( Oodericb, and principal of SL Mark's hall, Vancouver, received the degree of 1).D., bottoms c•U-a. Pro - wort Meckirm, the vice-cbrucellor, in opening the convocation, spoke of Mr. Seager as • graduate of their own co'lege who now held .n exalted posi- tion on the Pacific coat. The bishop of Toionto presented Rev. Mr. Seo,Ier. He was torn at LlFodericb, and received the degree of B.A. in Itek,, and M.A. in 1416, in wbicb year he was also ordaaned priest by the bee Archbishop tSweat- meo. H. began work under I)r. Roper, now bishop of Columbia ; from thence be went asi rector to 8t. Cyp- tien's, in It1ir, where a fine new church was built. l0 1911 he was ap- pointed rector of Vernon, British Columbia, and later be wan culled by the council of the newly formed St. Mark's divinity hall, Vancouver, W be- come the principal. The bebop of Toronto toed of the spleodid work done at St. surk s hall, where they have now:Ji) veru prepal tog for the ministry. Dr. Meaner toll of the work on the Pacific 50004_ They were (ace to face with • very serious difficulty 1n the matter of sai.suotis, and the work usual rte docs with the cu -operation of the oma' les 31 ST40gO aaA eSisstkRe yeas net. The worrk among the Orientals un the Pacific coast lay •1 the dour of the Canadian church. CARDS OF THANKS Miss Lottie Mdhveth whines to take Uel. opportunity of thanking all those who so kindly assisted her an the re- cent conteret for The Signal summer trip, hoth in town and tie surrounding district. To t,be ulnar friends and supporters who wr.ted me to win a prize in T1s Signal crosser, trip aonta5t, 1 now re- turn my thanks. - HATnx Bli.rwtw. %lied Mamie Wormier extends gratitude to those wbo supported her in the recast digmal summer trip eon - tea. Malty th•hks and well wishes to t.be friends who gave me their support i0 The Signal sumaerr trip contest. - RETRY Mi ALLlrrmm. For the support and a 1.tanceiven ems duringR Ti. Menai contest � am exneedingly (rondo! -PRAM. Me- lt 041st tt. Vito Klan M Oke desires to thank • the e friends wbo supported be► in The Rignal -Nair trip contest. onion Wits at Remelt wilt hi started is a bier de sod the crew mss41'11• •promises to bs NiMpti.mbeRy good. w -•anon. HARD ON ASSESSOR COUN. ELLIOTT MOVES TO FIRE ASSESSMENT HEAD Bylaw to Authorize Borrowing Monet, to Pay Interest on Ontario West Shore Bonds - Reeve Elliott s Name Removed from Former Motion - Finance Committee Report Adopted The first regular meeting in July of the municipal council war held in the council chamber on Friday evening Tart. All the members' were prereut. with Mayor Rrid in the chair. The minutes of the meeting of June I9tb were read, and m1 "notion of Uouu. L*ILhwsite, seconded by Coun. Proudiuot, were rd,.ple:. The treasurer's report for the month of June wee read and referred to the Fioaoce committee. The cemetery sexton's report was read and referred to Cemetery end Parke committee. A letter dated June 24th from the Midway Mercantile Co., with iefetence to operating a factory here, War read and ordered to be tiled. A letter dated June 211th from the Canada Bond Corporation, with re- ference to bonds of the American Road Machine Co., war read and re- ferred to Finance committee. A letter dated July 2nd from Mr. E. Bendel. of Blyth, with reference to picnic from Beth toGoderich on July :'Nth was tea and referred to the Parks commit ler. A letter dated July 3rd from the Public Library board, ieque.ting an iiIv*nce of *21 a. 'bear grant for 1914, was rasa. Moved by DeputyReeve Clark 1e1Unded by Faure. ithwaite, that for request he granted. -Carried. A letter dated July 3rd from the %% est Huron Agricultural society. applying for • grant of 51(0), was read and referred to the Finance cn 101uer. A letter thew Mr. F. E. Bingham, applying for permission to construct au addiuou to the Lyne theatre. was rrad and referred to the Public Works commit fes. A notice dated July lot from the county clerk. strtiog that the *mu of $411t.35 would be required from We municipality frr county purposes for the corrent pear wee reed stud referred to the Finance committee. A letter dated lune :ift b from the pruvrecial board of health, encltsiing copy of report cf the board's engineer with reference to the condition of 0oderich water stirply we. re.ML Moved by Reeve Elliott, seconded by Coun. Morrie, that the matter he referred to Water and Light coo'- missioo to coosidrd.-Carried, A'spot 1 of the Finance committee dated July 'Aid was read and on motion of Coun. Luthweite, seconded by Coun. M.-Ulinion, wan adopted. A report of the Public Walks com- mittee dated July 2nd was read, and on motion of Deputy Reeve Clark. seconded by ('oma. Wigle, was adopt- ed. A report of the Demeter y and Perks committee dated July 2nld was read, and on motion ot Reeve Elliott, seconded by Coun. Elliott, was adopt- ed. A report of the Water, Light and Harbor c tee dated July 2nd Wall read and on motion ()Wolin. Elliott was referred back to committee. The matter of purchasing r monu- ment for the sailors' plot all Maitland cemetery byre on motion tit Conn. Wille, seconded by ('nun. Proudfo3t, referred to theCeu.etery committee to report. Mover: by Coun. Wigle. seconded by Coro. Proudfoot, that the public school and rollegirte institute lorrdn be asked t., .tiburit their (intimates fur the current year before the 13th inst. --Carried Coun. Norris thought something was wrong with the .seessor. He understuoa that the asee..ment roll hholld br til the bands of the clerk by April :0)th. and it had not yet been turned in. A number ot towoaperrple had complained that they had not received their 0es.ssmrnt not ire yet I'0514 Jlidtidte :.4.71f a war ins employ- ed hy tnr+c.,uacif and dare not do his wort he ought to he discharged. The assessor as bolding up the whole work of the counc.l. The court of revision was • farce because we bad me as.ee.ment roll to go by. I move Met we discharge the aswnwt. Another m011on was made to call the assessor in and explain but as be was sot in the building and no second- er was found for Coun. Elliott'* "1)4,1100 the matter was dropped. Moved by Reeve Elliott., .econded by Coun. Elliott. that toy name (the reeve's) be Withdrawn am seconder of the anotiou to adopt the Finance com- mittee's report of June 114th -Carried. The mayor ruled that this motion re.cinded the motion passed on Jdne 19th adopting the Fi committee's report. Moved by Coun. Laithwaite, second- ed by Coun. McClinton, that the re- port of the Ffnamee committee dated June "Nth he adopted. --Carried with - 0111 dissent. A number of accounts were referred to tin Ytnnace 00n.ln11toe On motion 0f Onun. Proudtorot, seeorsded by Coen. Laithwaite, Ryles" No 21 of 1914, a bylaw to authorise the borrowing d a num of money to Meet the interest on the hoods of the Ontario West Shore rail w.y fallen due on the IK of July, 1914, end Rtuorante.d Hy the municipality of the town of fnderieb was introduced and read a first and eeeond (lane. Moved b Oe. Wight, seconded by Osun. NeOlahi0ton, that Use bylaw be given w third reading and passed. - (ferried. The Finance committer reported that the matter of passing a bylaw' --- idin fur the cuII rcUon of 1914 A. E. gRADWIN. Putman HEAL l H OF TOWN N ANNUAL MILITIA TRAINING prim R taxes be laid over for the present. The following accounts were order- ed rdered to be paid: -Mayor Reid, ..:penes to Elated, 54.21: R. C. Postletb- waite, 511; Wilt. Craig, 57 ; postage for circular letter, $.i; lioderIeb Star. 521.141; Geo a Bisset, $1.50; Oode- rich townsbiP telephone system, al; George Laithwaite, 541.94: (ioderich Planing Mill Co., $3'd; Ruchest.er Ueruni- cide Co., 53.47; P. J. Pridham, $31. 0 The report of the Public Works coplmittee follows: -Your committee obtained an option froom Mr. J A. Walker on his lot at the rear of the town hall at a pricy of 5010) and we reromnlen3 Chet no action he taken at this price. We have instructei the efleet ins' ectuc to .up ervbe the erec• tion of pole., etc., as per letter of June 1st from Bell Telephone Co. We have requested Mr. Sidney Johnston, t'.E., of Strafford, to come to Ooderich at once to report on sidewalks and sewer,. The Cemetery and "'arks committee reported as 101101•11: -That the estate of James Dickson he given permission to remove tree from cemetery plot. That the arrangement with Mr. Aldous, with reference to payment of extra help, be still continued. CHARGED WITH TRESPASSING Hydro Oamaniss1ob Built Power Line Over Railway Route The hydro -electric power commis- sion recently constructed a power line across the right-of-way of the Cenad- idn Pacific railway near Meneset sta- tion, without obtaining formal per- mission from the company. •The matter wsa brought to the notice of the Dominion railway commission, which held a sitting at the Tcronto city hall no Friday last. Mr. Angus MacM urchy, K.C., who appeared on h«hal: of the railway, called attention to the f.ct tiro. it ono not worthy of a public holy lige. the hydro -electric r))mrnir.inu to tske the law into its own h.nd4 And siring power lines on private property wnho.t nbralning ihr il.00rent of the owner-. This 0104 Iht. 1 h occwrence of the kind. Nape- Pope, rrprr.entit.g the hydrtr-rlectric a,tnruis+ion, declared it was only 0 metier of torn', and he thought the hoard would uphold the commis*ion for taking liberterr on the ground "hat the purpn.efor which the line iv used should be con - rides ed. "The electric eoasasisrion are tree - pitmen" commented Con'missicner Mclean. "You know how to deal with tres- passers" said Assistant Chief Commis- sioner D'Arcy Scott, addressing Mi. Medlareby. "'Me hood baa bo jur- isdiCtibn In that phase of the case." "I suppose ;he hydro commission :an asinine the responsibility of such it charge" retorted Major Pope. After further argument, Acting Chairman D'Arcy Scott instructed ?Ir. Murphy, the electrical engineer of the railway- board, to 11 port as to the methods and safely of the point where the line rncroa^hes upon the property of the railway. Summons Came Suddenly Mr. Wm. Higgins, one of the oldest settlers in Stanley township, died at his home in EIwburst, nese Clinton, at noon on Monday in his 41th year, (rot.) heart failure. i)eceased ate hie dinner es usual and Veda overtaken while walking through his house and expired in a few minutes. before medical aid could reach him. He was a native of Wbrkshire arid lived for s time in Onto. He was a well known stock farmer and hada valuable I -t of prize-winning Shorthorn cattle. Hifi widow and one eon, John, who lives at home. survive him. Special Trains for the Twelfth Arrargemente have been inside with the Grand trunk railway to run spec- ial train. to Goderi -h nn Monday next, .duly 13th. One special train will leave Kincardine at six a.m., rai- ling •t intermediate stations, end reach tiuderich et SAO A second train will leave IMrrtrrn at 10.1.. s.w. and arrive at 12 o'clock. Pe.seng.i s from Dublin westward will arrive at (indent -1i by the regular train at 11.:G a,er.' w1t.,1hr train or Kjnt-� CerdlrM •r,0 InIevmMfta(. eWII.w. w.N leave at eight p.m. and the .perisl for Ildrt•ton and intermediate station* at 7.:11//t. M. A special train will leave for Dublin and Intermediate stations .15.10 p. m. A sons ial C. P. R. train from Guelph and internredlats stations will reach Oolericb at 10 a.m. end returning will leave Ooderich at fl.:41) p.m. All trains will beerun at special ex - (torsion rate.. Passenger me the Aesin.bo,a Mrs. Alex. Walker, of R,.•anville, SMketchewan, wbn was a ppweaseenger on lbs' U.P.R. lake liner Aseinibola when oh. went ashore on Bad Island shoals, bear the entreaty. to Georgian bay, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake. Trafalgar st4eet. Sbe describes the occasion as one of great eieiternhnt, but the oalmnew of the officers and the splendid disrlplia* that prevailed prevented any paaie. it is said that the tog horn operator Lined to answer the Apinihni.'s whistle until she .truck Th. opera- tor claims that the fog did not prevul at the station and that be worked Lb. - born as soon as the fog became visible to him. In spite of Mrs. Walker's e■ perienee she declares that If she mat.. I the trip again she will corse by water and would like to have the rami rep- tain and oM.wr.on the hoer, Ono of the i.rwngers Circulated a paper which all signori, (teetering the con. A0. nee M the passengers In the ree- monehip of the ofine.srs. PROVINCIAL HEALTH ENGINEER MAKES A REPORT Recommends that a Chlorination Sys- tem to Treat the Raw Lake Water Immediately be Installed -Suggests that Plans and Estimates ,be Pre- pared for a New Intake At for last meeting of 0)derich council the following letter' andreport from Dr. J. %V. 8. McCullough. chief medical health officer of Ontario, were read :- 1 beg to rend your herewith copy of report of rte hoard'. engineer in re- ference to the condition of Godericb water supply. You will please have this matter taken up by your council at the earliest pus,ible date. The board trusts that the good sener of the couo. cil will see to it that theme recommen- dations are carried out. Kludly ad- vise we what your council proposes doing in the matter. Below will be found a copy of the engineer's report :- A visit was Made to Oodericb on the request of Dr. McNally to examine into the present condition of the waterworks system, with special refer- ence to the measures that should he taken on account of the frequent oc- currence of pollution cf the water sup - Abe water supply is taken from Lake Huron by Means of a 12 -inch in- take, which extends some 9010 feet into the water from the shore. The intake pipe is about 1410 feet long altogether. The conditions of the intake have never been Ideal owing to the fact that to the north the Maitland river and the waters of the harbor d e - charge, and to the south about • utile and a quarter dirtent they have an outlet !or the sewerage sy.tem, which enters the lake at this point without treatment of any kind. The new work. now under construc- tion by the department of public woks upon the harbor improvement 00,1.irts mainly of ereo ting hresk- waters to make this a port of refuge in time of storm ; there works upon their completion will restrain the mesial movements of the harbor wittier and pleats the existing intake an a vete bad position and o11e in which it will be subject to very considerable contamination, mainly from boats. The water will elan be practically tur- bid, owing partly to the coudltiun of the water there normally due to the wave action and the Maitland river and to the mud stirred up by the boats manoeuvring within thin breakwater The department of public works' through Mr. J. J. Sing, district en- gineer, have very kindly furnished is with a plan of their proposed break- water. At the time of my visit the hydro-eleettic commission were con- sidering the advisability of Installing electric unite to supplant the exiting clean' plant Obeli for puwpiug water through Use town 1001110. Upon request the hydro commission have furnished u. with drawings and specifications and rep. -rt upon this' work. This retort indicate■ that the in- stallation proposed by the commission is of considerable smaller capacity than the existing works, although double the capacity required for the dotnsouk. requirements for 24 hour.. The capacity of the elect' lea, d" leen pumps in leer than one half of that re- quired by the Fire Underwriter: re- sUciation and *bout one-third of the present maximum pumping capacity. in the report of the hydro commis- sion mention in tirade of the present condition of the intake. 1 find upon examining it that a seven -foot drop in the level .,f the ruction well over that exuding in the lake would only per- mit approximately 2,tilt1,17I1 gallons per 24 hours passing through the in- take. 14114 not aware wha•ther a gresier difference in level than this ie perinis. 011ie. 1 think it ereat.s a suction left of about tl feet. i think it would he advisable. to report to this municipality in writing that in the opinion nt 'he hoard it 15 necessary in the interest 1 f public health that: - b . L .abl•rtoaaimlh, 'quanta to the raw lake water Imesedtately ha ln- .tslb.l, to add a quantity of bleaching Powder tHypochluride of lime' now mg between one to .7:, parte per mil- lion of available chlorine to the water before at enters the existing sedimen- tation hasin. 2 -Plane and rstinutea he prepared for • new intake lot the waterworks system of the said town, which intake shell not he lees than sit inches ie diameter and carried to • point beyond the swath end of the existing .nuth- west breakwater, rod that the .sod plans and estimators he filed with the hoard within s period of Al) days. ( -That plans and estimates be pre- pared at an early date for laying an additional force attain from the pump- ing station to the centre of the die tyilbuUmg system in the above mllnici- pJbty. There is no question but that with the present conditione piloting at the intake that (Fnderich is liable at any leoornrnt to Fre afflicted hy a serious epidemic of "water borne" disease. The ehiorinathn plant 1. moat advis- able 1 am of the opinion that the approv- al for propn..d changes of the hydro elector rnmmipton shmrld I.. held ..p pending • reply from the munici- pality. (Rlern.•di H. DA1LY41. -Wnerdstock will probably cele- brate the one hundred years of peace in .w0nnartioo with the old boys' re- union next year. Goderich Has Beieo Selected for Exten- sive Manoeuvres liuderich has been definitely OW rte` ed as the site for the militia train ing camp to be held August 17th W 2 lat. Tbe city reglweot. will out partici pate in the cabwp, but will unite with the rural battatioos in extensive tactical exercises at the clow of thea caw p proper. It war felt Lhat, fora live -day camp, the grounds offered in Oodericn would be wucb superior to the old site un l'arlinR s heights. Logsdon, as 60 sores would be available as compared with five acre., offering uppurwoitiee for more extended training than was pod- sible on the old camp ground.. rraining in company and battalion drill, rkirnlishiug ono signalling, will occupy the time during the first three day., alter which all the battalions' will he thoroughly trained in musket- ry. Musketry Is to be more than ever • big feature of the training camp, and a full day hes been provided for in the schedule fur shooting, in case of bad weather. The extended manoeuvres will take in a large piece of territory, Prow Hyde Park to (iuderich, and it is telt the.. the tactical scheme arranged will be of unusual benefit to the corps tat - tog part. The geueul arbewe is for. march southward from Oodencb by the lied forte, composed of the units in camp at Ooderich, the White force. made up of city reguuenta, moving from Hyde.Part to intercept thew. The fled force will have a total of 31 Infantry companies. the '24th regi- ment, Grey's Horne, and halt a mount- ed company of the Coope and Outdes, under commend of Lieut. -Clot. A. Weir, of the Second Infantry brigade. with Capt. H. L. Milligan, of London, as his staff oMcer. Toe Infanta y bri- gade will be under command of Lieut. - Cul. T. B. Welch, of Windsor, with, Major Walter J. Brown, of Aylmer, as we brigade Waled, aur will lee coos. poised of "K" company, Koyal Cams- dawn aUM dawn regiment ; 8eveuth Field com- pany, Canadian engineers, 211th Mid- dlesex Light inlaid' y, 2;tb Lambtun Bor.lewn, a coulptesite regiment COM - pasted of two companies tit the Stith Perth Fusiliers mud tour companise of the 29th 1Vaterk.o; :tied Huron regi- ment ; half of N,,. 1 Signal company ; No. 1 company, Canadian army, ser- vice corps; 1410 Freed ambulance, Sar- nia; half reaction of Canadian Arany Veterinary corps, and half detail Canadian Postal corps. Lieut.. -Col. K. Mackenzie, of the Third Infantry t�rtgade, will command the White force, with Lieut. -diol. id. S. %Vigie. t.1 Wiudeor, am hits staff officer. '1'be fine brigade, composed 0t the First Hussars' ; unit of inounted company. Corp. of Guides; 7th regi - 54001; Curt 8.r�ee Fusilier.. nasi y2ud Oxford Pectis., 0144 ae stuausisr wwmfd of Lieut.•Col. A. A. Campbell, of Lou- don, with 1Japt. F. B. Ware, 7th regi- ment, as brigade maim'. Tito Seo uud brigade, tomer euwwaud of LseuL- Co4. A. J. Oliver, of Oast, with Major F. J. H.. Fo*te.r, 28th regiweut, as Url- gatre or/00r, w1.1 he CJ.npJeed et the 2410 Kent ; :hili Magill ; 2t1tb Perth. leer two cowponies, anu the 211tw (Vater duo regiment, less four cuts - panics. Similar details of signallers. vete, tual y corps and ports.' men to Usti.* WILL the tied torte will accuse. pauy the little army. 'I'be loth Field rutiwlauce, tit London, will ens reale made up as' r .avalry held ambulance. in detail the tactical echelon evolved for the manoeuvres; provides for a Heady advauce on Loudon by the Reed arm), the White. or defending force impeding their prugrees an rear -guard actions. The march .outbward will begin et eight o'clock on the morning of August 22od, and fr a point one Mile *with of t4tslerrch the running fight. will commence. Rising from bivouac Sunday morning, both forces will hold divine service, and after a cavalry reconnoitre, the White force will march .even noire. On Saturday morning the 2rIth regiment will pro- vide 0 4140.15 anti a.lva11e rinds : on Mon lay the. 1.d Hurons, lue.day the 27th regiment, and the next dry the posits. ltaI.a4auu. by thrift, P.M. Weu twenty. the conflict forces will come into touch with each sorbet. Stiff fighting between the composite ls►ttaliou and two companies of the \%'brie force preselug tbeIi advance on London. . tswtl. . '116t4u0a., fe r(mge erra•steppijw wiNrhe forwarded lath from -the inititln con- tractors In I. onion to conveournt Fpaina un the London. Huruu naafi Bruce for ho.13 forces, to ho picael up (luring rwn•be.. If 1. pienoed that the di.posilion of the troupe will he so. Iuaburuv red that they may entrant at lour ',tattoos, Claudrteoye, LUCIA. Lue•n ('roping and Ailsa Craig. WILL SWEEP i AKE HURON Expected that Several of Las: N.rris he's Wrecks Wall he Posed A despatch from Sarnia .ays that a report was received More Monday afternoon that 0 p arty orf lake murvsy. ore will swoop • large portion of rue woaheru pt.. u( Lakeora .funs(( the Canadian etre-. in the vic,nity tad Oodench, where e.a nr oft teat. I. in November last are supposed to rent. 11 is stated by mariner. that a .Anal sx11t. neer Oudotich and it 1e on th4. that the survey party expecte to lid at (east two of this steamers. 1Vh no plans have frame adoptee Sy United !tutees government or the Car- riers' Aa.ociation for a Marsh of Chie part of the lake. the Canadian govt.rn- in.nt has already a tot 0r, the josh investigating the reports that eh hulk of the steamers McO.an, Car- ruthers 'as'ruthers and Wexford are lying jun ti Nattel's point. -Berlin will engage a parks wiper 'standout.