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JAMfa B VCHANAN1 Jut, ItflB t ire AItrie MANAGER.
MORTGAGE SALE. - -
MORTGAGE SALE OF SMALL
FARM AT PORT Al BERT.
l -oder and by virtue of Use power of tale om-
tained In • certain registered roartgadr which
will 1t' produced at the time at rap and upon
width delimit to Daytona W bee. made.
these will be offered f.., eel* by pithily .argon
at the Colborne Hetet. in the tows of Mode
-
rich. by Thomse Gundry..ect.lo.eer. on Mon
d.y. the I.kb day of Mare\ rils..t " o'raock
In the afternoon. the following lands sod
premises: -All loose certain parcele or tracts
of lase sad premie+ .Itsate, lying and being
In the village of Peet A.bert, In IM township
.1 Ashfield. In the comity of Huron. lot. ■um -
Wes -1x and neves oo the earth Ode of Mel-
bourne Kteet and hes n .mbma six and
seven on the south side of Melbourne street
Iles. three acres off the .moth part of .aidtut
mentioned lot heretofore eseeviryed t0 oats
1\ edam T. Psbwl, oontalnisg twenty Ivo
arrres of land room or les., and exceptlet .lac
1 1• feu of an ave field and ems. Ted to John
R' nN t
. Mdeed dated MayMR M
Metres by
!
the .boyo prop.. ly Is erected . d: rimmed
frame bou-e, and a frame Dern. roc. honor
arid granary, all .aid to be In . fair state of
repair. the erchesd eunlat0. ab .t one bun
Mad sherry tree. sad aim apple and other
fruit trees and small fruit-. and the fences. are
In grind condition. The .rea of the land is
.uppow.1 to be abets' eighteen .ere. a.d 1. as
-itn.ted within the v411 tge of Port Albert.
Teems I.. of the put chase money to hepald
doer. at the dere of ..Ir and the balance with-
out Interest In thirty day. thereafter
tarfurther particulars apply to
HATS, .E$Q . (:oderfch. (h,(.,
Va.00r'. Solicitor.
or to THOMAa Gl'NDRY. MAI_
Aged hear, (loderich, th.,
Inked .t Modern* tht.:Ph d.y of February
wt . era
FOR SALE OK TO RENT
LOT FOR SA LI .-•ON ET. O DORO Ell
Cre.oe.t. Apply to Hits. ". L HALL
LwR RENT AM PAS r u KK. --FL tal
1t'' In Malas&. RI.er...omlatdng a pr i. i WANTED. -MEN AND WOMEN
stA77 at t nae• P. ..mini tr. •DD y J- . to represent u. In Introduring the mod
MARl+HALI,. t'. P. Ft Agent. yi Y
Depute, hou .hold article.. on the market. Ex
periwigs u n sone es to y. THE K IRK k -MOOR L
COMPANY. Trenton. OntaHo. 011.
FOR SALE
C(reOE SALE. -AL N, UMBMR (OAF
b brown
born he, dM-1N1crI Ct. Loyal. Out. C'd-
bers. Mttsetpal Tslep1s. 111-7t t:-Im
VOR SALE. - HOOD TIMOTHY
rwed weiLakaaed. M. K. RLV-Bbl.. Ools-
/7-r
R MALE. -MEED GRAIN. -BAN -
r NKR oats: b.resy, O. A. C., Na ti : Mu-
ttmime
me
ony
.own "easiest. threosta. Tao latter e heaviest Fired! A.
11.41.0 rTON, Dealt" P. O. Nett
GWK MALK.-TWO-SEATED CAR-
•untert suitable foe posy or small
L' reign
Kuhl** ( obs* Urea and canopy top. In good
coedition. WW be .ofd cheap.Apply to
MR. F. WOOLIA;uMHg. et the Polon Reek,
Modem h.
nItKKI) GRAIN FOR SALE. -THS
191H bulletin of the 0... C.. not lamed.
report- the improved earl? Hsnner oats the
Met all round oat In ('snails today. We has,
them. -.c per Ducal. AIe Meat eat. and
Pore hold at term mu
osy. livaranteed tree
from rasa and .m.1 germs and noxious weeds,
•ho0. A.
SALE Phone or write
II .111.R g.11
CARDS OF THAMES
I ilastrar THANK8.-1 WISH TO
Vi ammo me heartfelt gratitude to the
luring and ies sympathy who tendered ueh
tilos..tied Inset,d • -fpathy during the
lin
u.t.e.imst death of my be -
wife. SAM [ALL CADE.
LARD OF THANKS. -WE BEG- TO
• t.ke tot. nppo.tenity of thanking our
mime ear -tosser. and Ih. public In general foe
the lib.•nl patronage accorded u. foe the past
three year. at the Maple Leaf Grocery, and
we bespeak a emtinu.nce of the same gen
0.eoe treatment for our .i.00....ors, M.•s...
O'Neill A l o. S. J. YOUNG.
WARTS!)
LIOR SALE. - A MEDIUM-SIZKD
r some, het water heating. all modern con
vo.Mnces. ?Hoe yard. A very comfortable
Mau- Alder. bolt es. THE $I(INAL I7.Im
MO RENT. -TWO-STORY BRiCK
1 boos containing all modern cowrie.
lases, tie.1 street oe,eet to O. T. R
station. apply to street,
RAs W. A. RH THAN
_ _ Il -11
IRENT. -BRICK HOUSE WITH
1 all t.red.r, •baeegver.enta. lneleding hat
ingot heollet s Ate; .fx rats.. .honed
ria Olnoseter 'fLfgnsa Amity to JOs( C
N. 04.f.
1111•10RSALL.-THE FARM OWNED
tbe an Weltese-
Ger Mwbeam . awith hsas kttr)rm .niest 104mad
w'eed.br :Gsums la Mow : h,di he watersgaglf:g'.i.4•111 ; yeses ..r Ilkt'd'.' tm .geese
_(1.e O ventewt r .•split agd sebwl
at • harn.I r y l tlbots tate. Apply
h HAI. ADA Y. Camde. er
11. ievich P. Q041
PUBLIC NOTICE
J()TiOE.-WE HAVE MEN •D -
Heed
tIllme it.o by .gem le Metteg coats that •
meetly W galas ewe mums Wi wi o
et.1e rhes we haver ewes w a alus m ea
1M reed ...swarm awed.-.. ilauss to
am is ea ear .ate•
HORSE MARKET
GODERiCH HORSE MARKET.
6LODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1915
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1IJSD i yS LETTER. Rvr not ac. lively engaged in cite Allis.' FOR THE BELGIAN FUND .
renrokot got May with tAe ills
jointed returns submitted by the vae-
K t that
PROFESSOR SHORTT THE CAUSE
OF A LONG DEBATE.
Government Side of the House Doesn't
Like His Reference to the Vultipli-
cation of Civil Servants -Sorrow-
ful Tale of a Horse that Started for
the War and Landed in a Glue
Factory -Hon. George P. Graham
Hits Out a Hot One.
sous d rtlsreota be tl ui ed ear A
there had been eleven ihoueind dis-
wissals and twenty-one thousand
appointments, whirl' make. the
spread between dismissals and ap-
pointments two thousand more than
the Professor's estimate. And at that
there are several Cabinet Ministers W
bear front. Bubeequenth', Dr. Pugele
calculated that eleven thousand civ
servants at tut average of one thOW-
and dollar, each meant eleven million
additional dollen a year at • time
when Canada should be pinching
penoie.. Altufeetber. Profs or Shorts
weenie to have a good tuar^r,io to conte
-- land go on.
(Copyrighted,. Ge erosxat Humes.
Ottawa, March 11. -Well, whatever Alt bough the Government hasn't
else happens in this dreary waste of Put sli the facts on the record yet
words, we had one lively day. It oc•
curred lest week, but it dwells in the
memory yet like an attack of acute
iniigestion. This Parliament is suffer-
ing hem large emotions, sternly sup-
pressed. Although it talks some, it
says little, because the good e:uff will
keep until a general election, and &leo
because the public isn't listening any-
way, both its ears being in Europe.
Consequently when a genuine old
blood -and -fire debate. in which plain
streaking and bud hitting are tue
order of the day, take., place it acts as
r wu.tard plaster end greatly eases
the paint' and aches of the body pol-
itic.
booking back over the area of dile
turbaoce one sees now that the trouble
was due in almost equal parts to the
freedom and independence of Profes-
sor Adam Shorts,- the ingrowing na-
ture of the party truce, Tum White's
sense of humor, and Geoage Grab&tn's
gift of repartee. incidentally, Georg.
Graham had the Iasi wbrd and it wee
a scorcher.
Professor Adam Shoot is chairmen
of the Civil Service Commission and
his duty is to place the civil service on
as.high a plane is the abstract prin-
ciples of emciencyetruggling with the
time-honored patronage system will
allow. Admittedly tbe Ptofeseor has
a bard job and be is often between the
devil and the deep see; that is to say.
between the pr'een:re of the local mem-
ber backed up by the cabinet minister
and his own conscience. The Profes-
sor node it necessary to summon all
his
*philosophy against the diemand
UMWet bee
pled to Hake • hot answer. Beteogg
rebsoebbie, like the Auditor -Geared,
only on • two-thirds vote of both
Houses of Parliament, be understands
that his office is out of politics as
much as any office can be and that it or
is his fate to fret. the Government and t
he defended by the Opposition of the , ro
day to the end of the chapter. At , M
least, if the Professor doesn't under-
stand it, he doesn't know his job, and
1 have no reason to believe that be
lacks intelligence.
How the Trouble Started.
The moral so far as Professor
Shortt is concerned is to hewer* of °
because truth Is precious and met
not, be parted with wholesale, the
Cabinet Ministers answered Professor
Shortt in various ways One atter
another they got up and said, These
bands are clean. Much beat was
engendered u the idea that it took
flve Tories to supply the place of one
Grit. The ir.cre•.ee had merely kept
pate with t(%r general ezpansiou of
the country. Al.0 great play was
nude with "re.igneti.ws." Professur
Shorts had not differentiated between
resignatiooe and diswir.ala. Perhaps
be hadn't. Pet haps he ..lidn't for a
reason &ptly pit. by Sit' Warid Laur-
ier, who said that resiitn..tion was a
virtue and tort people often made
virtue of a urcearity, which might
have been the case with some thous-
ands of Liberate, wbu got out from
under before the axe fell. At all
events many high-mioded Litiers's,
feeling. doubtless, that they couldn't
work under • Conservative ti'overo-
meot, fired themselves while the tiring
ergs good. There was • regular epi-
demic of bare-kiri among Liberal
office -holders, particularly to the out-
side services, In the postnfce, public
works and customs departments.
Professor SborLt mey have made •
mistake in overlookiug this delicacy
of (seting on the part of Grits holdioi
down government jobs. but 1 don t
think he did. It be bap it would bate
Dade the figures that much heeger.
Prote'oor Shortt is • just man and be
doesn't want to give any government
more than the wont of it.
Probably because their figures in re-
buttal were not wholly convincing. the
Cabinet Miotsters went atf-
essor Sborti from aroun3 the coriver.
Owe amused him of being a Grit sip-
; aaetbir
alloo papers for landing waiters ; a
third with being an egotist. The argu-
ment was Codlin r our friend,
not Sbortt. From that it wandered
to the broad question of spoils venue
Brit In civil service appointments and
hat sere and yellow field was bar.
wed by shot and shell. Sir George
urray's dusty report, being trot-
ted out and unlimbered, did good work.
One way and another the engagement
lasted nine boors. The Professor's
name may be Shorts, but be made a
deuced long day of it. However, he
was only a peg to hang bigger matters
0.
statistics. It was almost a month A
Ego that he strayed into figures at
The People's Forum in Ottawa, and, o
the day being Sunday, he told as be
much of the truth as was revealed &
to him. In other words, he stated tr
that eine* 1911 there had been 2,0011 u
dismissals and 10,0110 appointments Th
in the civil service. His words were:
"Two thousand were re die nit '
awed
and
Pe
Preca: ions Truce.
Galloping around the war zone with
ut the aid ..f a horse, several mem-
o touched on the subject of loyal.
nd its silent side -partner, the party
uce, which. like •harity, is being
sed to cover a multitude of sins
e biggest sin of all. some think, w..s
boosting the tariff seven and a hal
r cent. enAiv'
gt mR the British ['ref
bow many took their place -lust ten er
thousand." Naturally these figures w
and the exact inflection the Profemot tit
gave them received a wide circul tt ion
at the hands of the Liberal peter&,
herau.e they proved that the Govern-
ment wag "going mlome." Just as
naturally the Government resented a
text with so much edge oo IL They I
put up • boiler that the Profeeeor,
didn't know hie multiplication tables.
As a matter of fact the Professor
didn't. He was under, rather than
over, the mark, for when Sinclair of
Guysboto, who is the best little dig -1
ence • pill while the Oppositio
as holding ita breath, but naturally
i, was out mentioned by the Gov-
ernment
overntnent supporters. They did, how -cation 1N Smuts Charge.
Judgement wit. delivered by Hie
Honor Judge 11 'yle on Tuesday last
on the appeal trout the decision of
Police Magisrate Morton of V Mg -
ham in the r.tae of John E. Swarts, of
Wingham, charged with tbe unlawful
sale cf liquor,
On the :110th of September last Wil-
liam' Hunter, of Tutonto, a special offi-
cer fif the (),,tare. Oovernmeul,
bought it "jug of cider" at Swans'
bar and took it 1n his room in the
hotel. where. tie says, he put some of
it into a ls.ttle which he corked, sealed
and labelled and •bunt four days after-
ward • dei iveird to the inspector at Tor
unto. who fill the :ith of ()owner bad it
analysed by the Government analyst.
The analyst notified that the .•ot1-
tents nt the battle contained 9.3 per
cent. of proof .piriL..
The sale of any beverage containing
over ti per cent. of proof spirits with-
out a license is prohibited by the
Liquor License Art.
'1 be prosecution was not cnnuoencrd
for nearly two tttontb, after the
& ample was taken sod analysed. at
which time the defendant had none of
the cider left, and he rotnplained that
by the Crown's delay he woe deprived
of the opportunity of defending bite -
' elf by cnropariwon of the cider in hie
possession with the 'Ample analy.ed.
The case was tried before Police Mag-
istrate Morton at Wingham and watt
dismissed, and the appeal war taken
against the magistrate. decision
permission of the Attorney -General.
The point at ieeup in the case was
what was ib* proportion of proof
spirits In the cider at the time It was
sold in the delendaot to the Govern -
silent official. The certificate of t`e
U
Government analyst showed what
waa in the h.ttlr on the .1h of Oto -
i her Evidence wee given at the trial
concerning the condition of the eider
while is the defendant's preevesiob;
there was also evidences as to the Ma-
poeeibility of fermantatico.
The opnion of .hedge Doyle is that
when the defendant relieved the nider
its altobolic strength was under 24 per
neat., and that tbe increase of perceet-
age towed by the analyst was due out
11111 R + to fermsetetloo but to the addition of
0
The Signal has remitted to Mr. Hector I'rud'homme, of Montreal,
treasurer of the Belgian Relief Fnnd, the .um of $14.10, being ten
cents appropriated from each of 141 advance subscriptions to The Signal.
The 141 subscribers represented in this payment are as follows :
A. B. Potter. Laogbsnk, Seek.
Y. R. McMath, Goderieb.
Benjamin Witmer, Witmer.
Alex. Stirling, Goderich
Wm. Crozier, Dung.nnon.
Mrs. A. Sbotte, Wingham.
Levi Snyder, Clinton.
Jame. Curron, GoJrrtch.
John 1`iouotoo, Auburn.
Richard McWhinney, Kingsbridge.
Jobe Levy, Cerlow.
Geri. Hates, Goderi.:h.
MIN H. Suwerby, eiuderich.
Thos. Anderson. Rayfleld.
Eu,,nsnu.i Mitchell, Godericb.
Time. Gunn, I ing.bridge.
T. C. Cox, (iode,ich.
Mrs. R. Jennings, Gralericb.
James Gordon, Oodei ich.
Alex. bavidson, Godericb.
Mis. Porter, Goderich.
Jo.. Di iver, Ooderich.
Rod. McKenzie, Kin:•il,
Philip Steele+, Dungennoo.
W. J. Roberton, Auburn.
K. Auderson, (iodericb.
D. C. Bogie, Nile.
Bert Holmes. Clinton.
Mrs. E. Shetler, Santa Monica, Cal.
James Stewart, Goderich.
Rev. J. Urs Stewart, %Vhitechurch.
A. Hislop, Brus.ele.
Mrs. Jos. Salkeld, Goderich.
Mian Washington, Godericb.
John McLeod, Auburn.
John Phillips, Aahurn.
James Jackson, Four Ways, Alta.
J. .1. Washington, Auburn.
Geo. Woods. (iuderich.
John Douglas, Kintail.
John Cameron, Kintail.
Morgan Dalton, Kingsbridge.
Mrs. Win. Tighe, Goderich.
aVm. Straughao, Benmiller.
Wm. Hay, Holmeeville.
Alex. Campbell, Endiaug, Alta.
Wm. Warnock, Oodericb.
J. J. Wright, Hamilton.
Alex. McDougall, Atnberley,
Donald McLean, Amberley.
John Robertaun, Auburn.
Miss Laura Jeckell, Uxbridge.
D. McLeod, Kintail.
John Lacey, Goderich.
. ( baa, Wtgbtman, Belgrave.
Jobe' yproul, Goderich.
A. D. (lasoer'oo, Goderiti.
t
Sheres.1h C.H. wn, Deadwood, N.D.
Oban. fianow, Oodericb.
Geo. Been, Carlow.
8. J. Brimicombe, Oodericb.
W. J. Beimicowhe, Detroit.
Wm. Walter. Saltford.
Wm. Dew, Seltford.
Mrs. Percy Nattel, Goderich.
A. Curzon, Goderich.
Joseph' Baecblet, Godteich.
W. A. Coultbutet, Ooderich. -
J. A. McLaren, Toronto.
Mrs. J. H. Leech, .Goderich.
Rev. W. P. Brophy, Lees Summit,
No.
Mrs. Soeyd, Goderich.,
M. J. Morrish, Detroit,.
Jar. Logan, Wiodwor.
Jno.•McPbee, Nile.
F. F Lawrence, Goderich,
Mise A. M. Clark, Saskatoon,
L E Pentland. M, Buxton, Ont.
W. D. Cox, Leamington.
Jou. J. Kaithby, Auburn.
Alex. I )sbakirstoo, Goderich.
.lobo McClure, Heomiller.
John Steep, Saltford.
W. H. Mcf'be'e, LoyaL
A. W. Wise, loyal.
W. G. Hawkins, Sheppardton.
D. O. Salkeld, Hwbford, Sask.
('..1. %Vatter, Beomiller.
Ww. Stewart, lioderich.
Clement Newton, Porter's Hill.
J. H. Leech, Goderich.
G. H. Green, Goderich.
Allan Bowles, Kerrisdale, B.C.
Mrs. R. A. Culver, Kisney, Bask.
John Roberton, Auburn.
J. W. Sowler, Ingersoll.
Jas. Linklater, Dunlop.
Robs, Sttsughan, Auburn.
Mies Tiffin. St. Thomas.
John McKay, Kintail.
G. L. Lamb, Saltfo,d.
J. P. Brown, Goderich.
M. Tobin. Dunlop. t
Miss Eva McNee, Winnipeg, Man.
Jas. Ritchie, Lucknow.
Win. McDowell, Belgiave.
Miss Reyttett, Goderich.
Dr. A. T. Emmerson, Goderich,
Jas. Orr,•Gudericb.
Rev. Father McRae, Godericb.
Wm. Jewell. tioderich.
Miss Nellie Harris, Hamilton.
Thus. Burns, Carlow.
P. Kilcallin, Goderich.
C. 11. Schultz, Saltfnrd,
R. A. Carrick, Sovereign, Sask.
'W. E. Stotbere, Goderich.
Jamieson Reid, Goderich.
Neil McKinnon, Lake Valley, Sask.
David McPhee, Vermilion, Alta.
Mrs. H. `Rowe, Onderich.
8. W. Stevens, Kitecoty, Alta.
James Motels, Auosro.
Geo. W. Dawson, Auburn.
Mrs. M. J. Symington, Auburn.
J. J. Bowler, tinted.
Wm. MMlaliotigb T a .
T. McCarthy, Kingsbridge. -
Mrs. H. Dodd, Alton*.
A. A. Horton, Ardrossan, Alta.
B. J. Seethe, Ooderich.
J. W. Malian, Saltford,
John Johoeton, Goderich.
Will Anderson, Auburn.
J. C. Stoltz, Auburn.
Wm. Dobie, Auburn.
Jacob Wagner, Auburn.
Wm. Robinson, Auburn.
Thos- Robertson, Auburn.
N. B. -It is to be observed that a great numbe,' of Signal subscribers paid
their 191:1 subscriptions in the Bermuda voting contest conducted last summer
by the previous management, and those now being paid by no means repre-
sent the number usually received at this season of the year.
The Red Cross
in -advance subscript iou
the Red Cross Fund.
During the month of March The Signal is
setting aside ten cents of each yearly paid -
received and will contribute the amount to
WINGHAM LIQUOR CASE.
Judge Doyle Dismisses Appeal by Prose -
ever, dig up an item in the Littoral
Monthly which asked Sir George
Furter why be didn't get busy
and land some of the British Goy.
ernment'• war orders for ('anada.
They cleioted that this was a dastard-
ly deal. not unlike that of the Ancient
Mariner, who shot the albetioes. it
was one poor little item in seven
months absolute fidelity to treaty
l'ontmued m pugs N
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TUZED•Y, MARCH fed.
(1t M. we. asd Drrami.. V. S., era be
at this .rase ellerbet to
H sems. Omsk, wap newer►h
an the tee Nitom • w bens t
will will Ltd a r g Pe+am sae
banes te ear M tow Imre say
Mesar,
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l n,/,4;,ff nnoa, ce for
Oue.)day afsd iZnnfsrrj (kr
an exlreiffle& ra/ere,>'/sny
new Styles in Spring 22illinerY
to w14'IC4ou are coreh4 riltvded.
`.Miss C. 1U. Campbell
KINGSTOX STREF, T
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THE TOWN cOUNQL.
CEMETERY MATTERS DISCUSSED
BY SEXTON ALDOUS.
Affairs in Connection with Star Theatre
Ventilated --Finance Committee Re-
ports on Difference with Paget
Grain Door Co. -Thanks and
Cheque from Dungannon for the
Goderich Fire Brigada.
The regular meeting of the town
council war held on Fr iday evening,
with all the members present,
%Viten the sexton's report was pre -
rented, Mr. Aldous, the sexton, was
present and was granted the privilege
of addressing the council. He asked
that two new 'gates he secured to
replace those blown down last fall.
He then spoke at some length on the
proposed *Ailon,' mon u►uent. He con-
sidered the one that the cemetery
committee proposed to buy was
entirely inappropriate for the purpose,
being intended for a family monu-
ment. He would like to see a three-
piece monument of rugged native
granite with hut one face dressed for
the inscription. He also considered
the separate walkers a superfluity, as
the names were unknown. Mr.
Aldous &leo mentioned the tact that
he was constantly being "chewed et"
by outsiders as to the elate of the
walks and rioted that he had twenty-
eight miles of walks to keep in order
and thought there was no better -kept
cemetery outside of a city. It was
useless to talk of doing awry with the
walks even if the council could afford
to buy sod or seed them down, for
there was • large amount of gravel
left from each grave dug and he util-
ized the walks to get rid of it. The
sexton also asked the rouncil to pay
for the erection of the stable which be
bad built at • cost of $190, and said if
the council would do that he would
keep the sailors' plot in good condition
free of charge. He paid a tribute to
the .work of Reeve Elliott last year
as chairman of the cemetery commit-
tee. Both the verbal and the written
report were referred to the cemetery
and parks committee.
A letter was read from Tho.. O.
Allen, of Dungannon, tbankiug the
council for the proferred assistance
Iof the fire brigade at the time of the
gburrning of the Ma lough bottle, and
trio cad bgtad' . a moots
bad been sent
nitioo of the good intentions of the
men from Godericb.
A report from the Uanadian Fire
Underwriters Association was soot to
the fire commitipm.
It was reported that the Doty
Engine Co. had not paid anything on
their mortgage on :he 1st of March as
they bad promised to do. The clerk
was instructed to draw their attention
to the matter.
The Mayor stated that a number of
applications had been made for milk -
vendors' licenses and in looking up
the bylaw he found that the license
fee waspayable on the 1stnf May each
year. He recommended that licenses
be granted extending from the pres-
ent time uqtil May 1st, 1910, at the
rate of 25c per cow. On motion of
Councillor McClinton, seconded by
Deputy Reeve Lailhwaite, the recom-
mendation wad adopted,
The Mayor reported [bat a transient
tr'ader's license had been granted E.
trip for the sum of gt111.
The Bell Telephone Co. asked per-
issioo to place two poles on Colborne
treet. Reeve Elliott, chaittuan of
he public works committee, said the
tre.•t inspector and himself had con -
ere(' w•th this telephone people and
he pules were being properly placed,
that they were not a nuisance to
nyonc^ Councillor Proudfot wanted
know why the Cotupahy bed been
Hewed t.. pine'' via pales on Church
crest, 41,14 •ed that the matter he
steered to the public works commit-
tee to report. Nerve Elliott said the
ork was all ready ter completion anal
he motion would held it up. The
lots' n elfried,
An .p111icrti •b for a license to over -
Se a moving picture show in the star
vette premises was re -rived front
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Eh. to Ni. end Mr. W. Albert Campbell. •
'laughter IMotorlc Amrlr.fi
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Match 7th. to Mr. an.t Mr.. Alfred Err
ten. twins own and daughter.
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Meeh 70...o Mr. and \1r.. I1.r1 1 rewanha
Itbe letter tonere% lei•. "trite McMath,.
•eon Ken neth Clarence.
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March a h. Irl.i, Thome. J. Armstrong.
LtXToN.-In t:Mrrieh on Fraley. March
.Ith. tin& Samuel ',num, aged 79 years.
CADIZ. In On.lerlch. a., Mnn41•1. Marshal
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(bderltl.cretary.eh Horse Marker Jams. t merely.
proof spirits. His Honor holds that. it
was equally within the power of the w
informant, who had the liquor in his s
possession for severel days, Ad it Waal t
within that of the defendant or his s
nun -in-law, the bartender, to tamper fe
with it. In order to convict the de- It
tendant he would have to find that he sc
or his son-in-law not only put in the I a
extra spirits hut also committed per- 1.
jury by denying it. Flom s boohoos a
point ..( view the informant and the s
defendant were equally interested, "as r
rich live. by hill *melte.." His Honor
finds that the charge has not been w
proved against the defendant "beyond r t
a reasonable doubtand dismisses the n
epprai. The defendant receives a pot.
tion of hie Cults. •
County Grown Attorney Seeger, Th
who prosecuted the case, asked for •
reserved case on the question of the
. Ilrci nt the analyst': ceetiticate. Thle
was granted.
HOW FORD CARS ARE MADE.
Special Exhibit at Lyric Theatre for
Three Evenings -Dont Miss It.
Manufacturing process..s ate &twat 8
interesting, and the people of (lode -
rich will surely appreciate the oppor•
entity they will have for the next few
days of seeing the processes l.y which
that very popular and fawibar article
11 the Furl motor car is made, The
Celebrated Ford manufacturing plant
at lee roil -the most remarkable
ntor car plant in the world, turning
ut 115111 cars a day is to he exhibited
n operation by means of mooing
pictures, to he shown at the Lyric
Meetly oo Friday and Saturday even•
Ings of this week and Monday eve
of nezr week. The film, win t
taker eighteen minutes to tun,
the .manufacture .1 the car from t t
to finish, and i..n instructive aro well
as rntere.ting •ghihR which nobody
should mise geeing.
'11)is.pedal Also will he in addition
to the regular attractions of the Lyric
Theatre, and there will be; no extra
admission fee.
Remember the nigbte-Pride and
Sat.tiday of this week and Monday of
Deet week.
Have you dent1111 w "Society
Brand Cloths." dl1 W.U. Prldham'.
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