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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-1-14, Page 8• T.ODwAT. JAiOanv 14, 1 14 PHS SIGNAL • : 3ODNRIOH ONTARIO Imported Note Paper and Envelopes Absolutely the correct Writing Paper of today. with coerces .tutee Euvelope to match t'raine'e (:bamivor Vellum, the new Kid finish. made in tour este. Metall size paper. 15c per quire. Envelopes to match some price. Other sizes, locludiog he new lung shape Envelops. 11k♦ter quire sad 20c per package fq.,nveluper. l'raiee'e Liars lawn Dad Yid mesh, two sizes, Me and SDc per quire. The well-known Rajah Note Paper, linen finish. regular 10c per quire. Special 4 quires for Tee. Linen floieb Envelopes to match, 4 packages for 25e. The Goderich Book 8 Stationery Co. GEO PORTER senenovendnoveRPOOPOOVesINPORNONOVAtes THE FAMILY DRUG STORE HOT WATER BOTTLES This is the season for Hot .Vater Bottles. A House- hold Neces,ity. No home should le- wit bout one. We have them et all prices from $l tar up. DON'T FAIL TO SEI OUR T%%0 -YEAR u}1'ARANTEEI► BO'JTLIi - C. L. Collis, Phm.B. .IRUGGIST AND CHEMIST PHONE r9 - Sunday Neots 2.3 and 8-9 p.m. Specialties at the --MAPLE LEAF GROCERY Crockery We have still some very spec- ial values to offer in our Crockery Department. The rednotion offered (luring the December sale still holds good. As it will he impose silrle to obtain some of these Choice pieces in the future it is to your interest to pay us visit now. - Groceries in this department we have just received a fresh consign- ment of Pure Home-made Maple Syrup, the product of 1914. This is a real good ar- ticle, alio a fresh shipment of White Clover Honey which Kee can recommend. S.J. Young liemilton Street Goderieh MUNIOIPM. OOUNOIti. GODS RICH TOWNSHIP. The township council met on Jana Dry Iltb. The Reeve sad Councillor* took the neoeeitry property euali8 cation and declaration of °aloe. Conm- tUlor Yeo was appointed to wait ea the township solicitor in regard to Duff horse elates' charges. commit be- ing of We opiniuo that the solicitor's chargee were too high. The clerk was instructed to write Lewis AMworth that his dimness airtime were both out of date, deo that as pathareter cow - ell would bold him personally reaps. - Stile for any damsgee that might sew by his neglect of duty la not k fog his road division open for pullet traffic Then bele no other tions all Waspish°Moms 14 were n be eaegs The sheepne valuators, ge•-chew puod-keepers were all r. -appointed. The following were re -appointed as pathmastere : Jobs Lacey, Chris. Johnston. Robt. Odw.fl llbas Robt. Johustos, Richard Porter, �a Sterling, George Hastings, Jeri Dal- ton, R. Y. Cox, John Ooz, Walter Weston, Chas. Whitely, Leslie Ooz Bea. Pearson. Mason Sterling. Howard Trewartba, Adam Cantelon, John Hal- stead, Herb. Trewartha. W. Wise, Oeo. Isithwalte, W. F. Hick, Roy Chambers, John Huller, Jas. Miller, H. 0. Walters. Will Tebbutt, Jae, Stod- dart Wesley Stevens, Wm. Merrill, Joe. Watkins, John 'lair, Alfred Jer- vis, Oeo. Vanderhbrgh, 13.o Lindsay, Jas. Fergmson, Isaac Jon.., Henry Steep, John Lindsay, Jacob Marshall, Isaac Rathwell, Frank Welsh, N. J. Labeso Gan. Acbesou, Albert Izwd, Jobe Connell, Wm. blunoiugs. Her- bert,Murphy. Council adjourned to meet first Monday in February at 1.30 (Moll:. N. W. TRICWAHTHA, Clerk. OOLBORN E. The council of the township of Col- borne met in the township ball Janu- ary 11th. Members all pree•ot and after taking the oath of ofl1:e and signing property qualifications took their seats et the council board and began the business of council for the year 1915. Minutes of last meeting row and on motion of Young and Sny- der were adopted. The following ac- counts 'were passed and ordered paid : Robert Bean. I load woad, PS; W. Evans. refund stat ute labor, 115 :clerk. postage and stationery, 1914, $10; John Allen, 11 loads gravel, St 1 : R. Mcllwaia, election expenses, $34 ; Signs) Printing Co., $t4; M. 0. Cam• Bron, $25; A. Morris, 15 cords gravel, $50.25 ; S. Potter, inspecting, 43.50. Moved by Hetherington and Hill that Jingles McBride be re-eieeted member of Boatel of Healib. Carried. flat W. Straughsn, W. Maedel, R. J. Hus- ton and Janos Wat•o.. be sanitary inspectors. Carried. Moved by Heth- erington and Hill that A. P. Sheppard and Charles McNeil be auditors, Cir- ri«d. The following sheep valuators were appointed : Ar 'hire Straughan, James McManns, John Levy, Alex. Sterling. The following pcundkeepere were appointed Charles Fisher, Jos. Mc('ann, John Levy, James Jones and Alden Allen. The fenceviewers are as follows : John Linkleter, %Ven. Sal - lows, James %1 etson, Luther Allin, Amos Fisher, Thomas McPhee and John Jenkins. Moved by Hill and Hetherington that A. J. Goldthorpe be reappointed collectnr and J. J. Robertson assessor at same salary as last year. Carried. Moved by Snyder and Young that the collector's time be extended till the fleet of March to col- lect the taxes of 1914. Carried. Moved by Hill and Snyder that the rate- payers along the rural mail routes be responsible for keeping the roads open during winter months. Meeting ad• ourned to meet on Wednesday, March Srd, at 2 p. m. R. Mt iLw•AIN, Clerk. ASH Fl ELD. The township council met January 1lth. D.-laration. rat qualification and ohne were taken and subscribed by the following, and the same duly declared organized as council board for 1915, viz.: Chas. Stewart, Reeve; Jos. P. Dalton, James Alton, Jos. Hackett and Thos. J. Richardson, councillor.. The minutes of December 15th, 1914, were read and on motion of Richard- son and Dalton were approved. Moved by Hackett and Richardson that no action be taken in respect to the request* of the Sick Children's Hos- pital and of the Dungannon public lib- rary for aid. Carried. Moved by Hackett and Alton that Chas. B. Mc- Donagh be appointed collector for1915. Cerried. Moved by Hackett and Alton that J. O. Metauoid be appointed assessor for 1915. Moved by Dalton -and Richardson that John Cameron be appointed assessor for 1915 The deciding vote of tea Reeve we. given in favor of Cameron. Moved Dalton and Hackett that A. R. Fin- lay ie Iayson and Donald McLean be mad - ton for 1915 Carried. Oa metiers by p.1b.. and Altos, Or. A AT Simpson was re -appointed medical officer of health and Unitarryy in Spector, and Wm. B. Bawklae ,. member of the local Board of Health for 1915. On motion of Richardson and Alton, the Motions Bank, Lock - now, M tocam the township account for 1915, charging 5i per cent. on loans VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE 3 -----NIGHTS---- 3 Amp SATURDAY MATINEE THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 THE BOYER -VINCENT STOCK COMPANY win C. W. ■OYER AND CHARLtt BOLTON MaeCNTgq "ME WHIRLPOOL" "A JEALOUS Wirt- "THE SPORTING PARSON" Clean New Vaudeeill. between Acta. All Specie fkensey. Beautiful Costumes. Elegant Electrical Effects. Complete Scen.c Productions. No Waits All Fun. $-Sig Specialties -A, The Show That's Different. • PRICKS -11110-215C -adc PLAN OPEN AT EDwa0O0' MONDAY. 44,4,464' 4,4,4.4*++a6►., 141 031 Notice to the Farmer! sized Pia" hue Ja s 38164 . NOOKET MOTBU. DRAIN ELEVA Tog and CHOPPIT V Q MILL W. are mow prepared es hey all kinds of Orals at our sinew tor, north of MacEw,.'g owl Tarda, Oodmioh, and will pay the big►est prices at all Uses. CHOPPING We beg to annus". also mat we have se up-to- �a l[W it! `engine we• are now read to attired to C wants of the t in Ulla Pse. WEARY be gid to ettep or roll Feria Day Jay in the week. and If ve se a trial we trust that Rowill od work will meek your embussed patronage. J. E.BAECHLER ;s ibn6�.aatt�y y Mary, 8ealdsth seas icieduied trot the follow- , tag week Aissionti at lisitortli Jen* leartery Oeieliall doses the beau d ps♦e at New Ram February - Joann Will at Mew A Mara snatch between valor Wan. el Obl.ton and was AZ1 risk at Clinton on ia�evening of last weak. The =was test and dean hem start to gaish. fa the drat period Ool.rleb b gettingMad of two ' kepi thea m eAs .te away the sot entirely. In the s.00n4 hall the lend waars rr3i.d and= ' things � week .1 )se Use Iu ors. ' however. saved the day torr iGodsrlls* and woe proclaimed aawe* dsa J. Ja.a(o u e ve ppeeL.st salalhelloa as referee. ITh. teams were awsYeafy the same as played on Goderiob los two weeks rags. Q The C.Ysgiete SEEM The boys of the Oolleght. [institute Get after that Cough with Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam. J..yf. 'Campbell Central Drug Store North S. and Square - Goderich and allowing 3 per cent. on deposits, and crowing all checks at par. By- laws Noe. 1 to 8 inclusive were reed a first, second and third time and finally passed ; they are bylaws fix- ing the salaries of the officers. also appointing the officers, and No. 8 is to borrow 113125 to pay the interest coupons of the Ontario W. Shore Ry. Co. bonds, due January 1st, 1915. On motion by Dalton and Alton accounts amounting to 1252.88 were ordered paid, including $130 to Perdue and McDougal, for gravelling op N. B., and $74 election expenses. The report of the Hydro electric Com- mission as to tbe cost of completing the West Shore Railway,; the cost of operating it in connection with the C. P. R. at Ooderich, and the esti- mated revenue, was read and ordered filed. It is a lengthy report., but the substance of it is that the road when completed and equipped would oper- ate at • yearly low of over $25,000 including all interests: it is now costing us $80,000 for interest and we have no rogd, or service. The report advises no action until the commis- sion ommission has completed its traffic esti- mates for the county and other roads Ibat ;it- is proposed to operate as Hydro -electric roads. This complete report is promised in the early spring and the Commission expects that our road operated in conoectlon with the whole'Hydro-electric scheme will @bow much better results, and might ever pay its own running expenses. Action an to donation to some of the war funds was deferred till atter the county council meeting in January. On motion of Alton and Hackett the council adjourned to February 15th. at 1:o'clock p. m. Sheep valuers ap- pointed by laware David M. John- ston, Richard Johnston, now Gar- vey, Robert Drannenand Neil Mur- doch. The clerk was asked to get la touch with some engineer, and re- port. -Tiros. G. ALt.EN, Clerk. OBITUARY.. THOMAS J. VIDBAN. ..Aiwa aansrOntd ea ilhrietsase-Any another a the old and well-known resident. of Ondericb. In the person of Thiesautif Jamal Videos. dr. Vid.in was born seventy-three years ago In Use house oe Weet street in which he died. Hie parents were of English bath. Forty-eight years ago h. married Mi.. J.ha N. Sweeny. dee of Goderich, of which union there were even children, four boys and three girls. Five of t boon not vivo : Wilson, of Detroit, and Harry, Charlie, Blanche and Pearl. of town. A brother, Alfred, who reside. la Mahl- on, •ed asister, Mrs. John Madwese, Of Niagara Fal., also ww.lve. Until We last year of hie We the deceased an!Masan hal esioyed good and wee actively aged to his bei n ae. The tumoral was atte.d.d by seamy of the badness mea of Geste- *Mb. se well es by a member Rom the enrrowedia/ diaries. After • Whit ow* w at the home the measles were takes t0 SR . obareb, where the lentnrerhs fel sews, of the BA. icon srhts icon vsadread by ev. J. femoral se Maitlsediharam . t.ry. pail- were Trow e. p of Clinton.tibR. oA*w. AMx. Y Jamas tit.wm Joseph Os.ry and Oswald Sturdy, of Ot.wm. Among shoes coming tress a dbIgaano. were Me. sol MMre. Warns al Dar.... and wu.aa Wean. grasi- some. and Weser Vida.. trees Gel eft. end Ifb. Marion D iem .< 1bwM. A great ..miter Beset tributes east....• b 1D amd set el lowMi s. re. IVIED pgsM....e.I her ba.basd two yeas. have sni.ged for • series of twelve gthreees among three want whiob have b.w ad.eMd. Thee teams are hoovers w A, B. and C. Tsars A and B played the Bret game on Moeda evening. re altisg a a win for the Bs by three goals to nil. Th. A'e played with Duly aim men and the .bosses of the seventh man sedssbtadly cwt them the game. Line-up ; Pridham goal Buchanan point McDonald Curry cover Wiggins Dalton rover Clark Wark centre Glazier tree R wing Noble Ross L wing Bradwin %Vark did not play. Referee, Ume worth Jotter. The second game in the Collegiate Institute eerier was played last even - log between teams B and C. The former proved the better team all through the game, Clark as rover starring while Baechler in goal was difficult to get peat. The *cors was 7-2 hi favor of team B. Harry Buchanan made i good referee. The teams linedBup as follows : C Reechler goal Graham Edward 1st defence MacEeran McDonald 2nd defence Kelly Clark rover Bisset Glazier centre Jones Noble r wing Cunningham Bradwin 1 wing Murney The three teams are known among the students of the O. C. I. as The In- vincible', The Ironsides and The Blockheads, respectively. Goderich 9, St. Marys 4. Local hockey enthusiasts received the worth of their money on Tuesday, when the first game of the inter- mediate 0. H. A. series on Goderich ice was pulled off between the local team and St. Marys. The ice was • little on the eat side, but better than had been expected. The visitors got away- to a good start, scoring the first goal within • minute of the com- mencement of the garde. However, that was all that was coming to them in the first period, for the local seven got down to business and a very lively game ensued, largely in the vicinity of the visitors' net, and Goderich man• aged to put io four counters. In the next period the Saints more out good and Aroog and by a series of rushes notched up three goals while tbe home boys worked bard to add two to their Why. Smith, for the home team, made a brilliant spurt during this period, taking the pack the full length of th. lee and eeoeiy. With two goats to Use good the Goderich even started tbe third period quite warily, but in a hew minutes the game had developed into some of the fastest hockeythat has bwitnessed on Ooderen h lee In a keg while. Al- though the visitor, worked hard the loos/ defenoe was Impregnable, and the forwards kept the pock at the St. Marys end most of the time. The game enaily closed with the more at 9-4 in favor of the local team. Prid- ham and Snare! for the home team did most of tbe scoring. The teams were : Goderich 8t. Marys H Beteber gnat Drescher G Smith 1st defence Adams J Wiggins 4od defence Toner W Soazel centre -Roberta B Pridham rover Lavelle A Chisholm 1 wing Foster W Rochester. r wing Wilson Referee- E P Edmunds, of Strat- ford. Time Raoard. Jan. -7-At 44e.lisrtb- 8uafortb 10, 9tratfoed 6.• Jan. 8 -At Bt. Marys -8t. Mary. 5, New Hambnrs 7. Jas. a -At . Yt.it..d--Stratford 48, Goderice 1. Jan. 11 -At New Hamburg-Strat fad 8, New Hamburg 4. J an. 1$ -At liodreich- Gode rich 9, St. Mary 4. .8..lorth $ Lo0 w! 6liuy Sttrat Marys ! 3 4 Nes Hm absrg 1 S 5 Bring. a Brite te QsderWs. Mr. Tisanes lam el the Ira of O'BrM. •Lagg, wen married at Se. forth es We IOW of Deeembsr to Mies Bally Segovia. daughter of Mr. John Medavia of that tows. The sea s eeoosyy wee porforased at the by . T. H. bbrowwu. qtr, [egg b nae of ow progressive Weiner uses and hie seamy friends 1a testa congrat- ulate hies upon his matrimonial rater - sod wish him Dad his bride all happin@K The hawe ooasmMrd hen eetwplag oa o. street IiaNntaw-wgwMta. Miss Frames B. Rtsyaol ls, +lot Men - all, who fee the part two years bees amMta.t 1a Mia. (Jit mlwmery badmen aD <IagiMs street. ens married e• Jo masry 1st te Mr. Thomas Abases 1•sYnaen. of Tina~ este. Tho seress.n=' was WM be et.Fad• •fi, wet ti(t1- sleeted try Res..b Mgr. lsbloe•s M • memth bed e Bat - Wiwi seer is noisinge• emorlsawith is are.md Oirialln ~ism seitimest. 1 JA]UARY SALE Will Continue Until the End of the cMonlh! ., SCI The store is full of economy helps these days. Every department is contributing its share to the big money -saving event now in full swing. Do not ail to profit by it. Some • of the good things we print here; others you will find in last week's paper; while- others go on the bargain counters every day, marked at prices that spell MONEY SAVED in no uncertain way. BIG COAT SELLING* CHOICE OF MANY AT 84.90 Come Saturday for best choosing from the lot that go on sale at this ridicu- lotrly low price. Coat, for misses and ladies, worth in the regular way up to 812.00 and 115.00 Sizes up to 88, plain and checked ma- terials. All one price for quick clear- ance. Commencing Saturday t90 morning at your choice . . . 7�V Skirts $2.25 Big clearance of Ladies' Tailored Skirts in plain cloths and checked materials. Just the thing for an odd skirt. Regular up to 84.50. January Sale, clearing at each 52.25 Cloakings at 95c Twenty-five lengths Coating` Materials in plain colorings and fancy checks. Splendid for children -8 and girls' coats. Regular up to 82.50 per yard. January Sale. New Black Coats Just Received New black Coats just oup this week. Real nobby styles I you want a Dice - coat at a moderate price, see these Regn lar 820.00. January Sale, each 542.75 ■ 42 -inch Lawn 121c Here is a bargain. A shipment of White Lawns just received, Note the extreme width. This is a beautiful fine quality suitable for underwear. dresses, etc. Actually worth at least 20c. January Sale per yard only 12k A J MILLINERY BARGAINS The Millinery must be cleared out and cleared quickly. Not a Hat to be left in the show -room when we wind up the season. This is how we are doing it :- Children's Trimmed fiats 75c All the Children's Hats left in stock, new and up-to-date shapes, attractively trimmed with good materials. No mat- ter what the former price or actual worth. take limy one for only 75c Ladies' Trimmed fiats $1.45 Big selling of Ladies" Trimmed Hats at this price continues until all are sold. You can take any Hat in the show -room, black or colored, no matter what its former price or what it is al`tai e/G really worth, for only I Boys' Sweaters 49c Get one of these Boys' Sweaters before they are sold out. Navy blue only. Extra weight and splendid wearing quality. 49e January Sale 7 '' Beautiful''^^New Embroideries 23c Clearing lot of -Corset Cover and 18 -inch Embroideries, fine lawn, neat patterns, beautiful goods. Just in this week. January Sale, per yard.. Suitings at $l.SO other dainty 23c Ten or 15 ends high-grade Suitings in dark colorings. All new goods this season. Reg- ular up to 82.50. Splendid for separate skirts or suits. January Sale per yard $1 .50 Making the Fur Fly January fur prices are making the Furs fly these days. We are selling Furs of high quality at prices that will appeal to every buyer. We simply must turn the stock into money and if you have Furs to buy we will sell them to you at prices that will make it pay you to buy and buy NOW. Not an article in stock reserved. Everything going at prices in many cases very little more than one-half. For example, we are selling :-- " •-•-•LAdies'lletiailit touts, new garments, at $3450 Ladies' Coats with Fur Collars at $ i 4 5o and $ig.00 Persian Lamb Muffs at $11-5o, ;17 50 and ;24.50 Mink Muffs at $33.5o and $42.5o - High-grade black Wolf Muffs at $ t 7.50 Genuine black Fox Muffs at $s'j.yo Marmot Muffs at 475 Western Sable Muffs at rl.5ro Alaska Sable Muffs at li i.5o And other Fun at correspondingly low prices. We want 0 emphasise the fact that theme are all - Furs of quality that we are vv ling to stand behind with our unqualified guarantee - r 1 rw 4. r., . ...