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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1915-6-10, Page 10hD111111DAT• Jerry In tare •10 TIUaaDAT, Jwiss S. 1018 THE HURON COUNCIL. June Weddings Everything in readiness in the way of Dainty Gifts for the June Brides. Exclusive High-grade Euglish China, Royal Crown Derby, Royal Minton and Coalport. Irnported Cut Glass, awl Webb's English Rock Crystal. Pierced Silver Plate and Sterling Silver. Art Brass and Faucy Goods. Prices reasonable. The Goderlch Book te Stationery Co. GEo. PORTER WE HAVE IT! TiPPLRARY COLLEEN - The newest popular odor. We have had a tremendous 'aloof it. Another inpply just 1n. ` .. CUOCOLATLS always [rich it RELSQN'9 • pArrEHsoN s e LOWNEY':' AMATLVRS t+-•- Leave, your biros with u• for developing and printing. Work guaranteed. C. L. COULTIS, Phm.B, DRUIiOIST AND CHEMIST PROM* 19 el Ewan Estate Exclusive agents for SCRANTON COAL for Ooderich and District Egg Coal, 57.25 . Stove and Chestnut, 57.50 per ton BEST COAL MINED Any muttony hest all Maple Mato.. Mixed Wood, Hemlock and K indlitig tO, g or lama) TELEPHONES. wife 96 residence ru or N BROWNIE All Brownie and Kodak Supplies Huyler's Chocolates JAS. A. CAMPBELL Central Drug Store Phni. B. Cor. North St. and Square CODBRICH 'Phones • Business 90; Residence 32$ ?be Slum Worker : You look Up • weep worthy perms Thr Matt•rud ase t ob. rm .q risht, t1■•'ase. i to got slow[ drat -rata. i set ON to eapport. Eon a e111� tlaeweea. Plohi Dealer. Veow•.l num wept of cash necessary for the purchase of the same The motion wee sent to the executive cnnnuittee. Moved by Mes,re. Harding and 1)ewmrrling that a bride be bull[ be tweets the counties of Huron aad Perth, between tbe townships of Howick and 1Vallace. Moved by Messrs. Katbfieiseb and Fimgtand teat 8t. Joseph bridge be repnited at once, as the south wing is broken from the abutment. Moved by Mewrs. Bisset and Murray that the bridge on the take road at l.e.twrn he built this season. These minions, were Brut to the road and bridge committee. Coruulunicatias were read : From R. K Jones, engineer, and Robertson k McNab, solicitor.. respecting the boundat y line between Huron and Bruce counties. From 1). W. Collins, relating to report of the Western Uni- veradt y, Landon. From the Provincial secreteiv, calling attention to tbe t'aneda'1'emperence Act and the re- sponsibility of the county in the mat- ter. The finance committee'e report, rec- ommending the payment of a num- Ler of accounts and showing that the nun of g:S,4U3.80 had been paid out to the dependants of soldiers who had enlisted, was adopted. The repot of the epee i ll committee wen pieseute4 lis follows : ite ep- poiutment of county iepieseulative, we receenniend that, owing to extra exreudilure This year. no action be t Ape. lt. eomanunicai i.rrn fr clerk .d [Tolland regarding change of auto licensee, we recommend that no change. lir onsde. Re resolution from the clerk c[ Oxford county to have county councillor's elected for two- year periods, we rea'mrnend ,that the resolution I w endorsed. Ito apeeial legis- lation with regard to radial reeds in Hunan county, we recerutuend (het no action be taken until a report ie se- cured from the Hydro -Electric Cone mit',ion. Re continue irat ion from cleft of Peterborough to have Govern - went grant power to es.rss miner.' lands, we recommend that no action be taken. Th. special Committee appointed to *equate into the eatotcrment of the Canada.Tensperwnoe Act reported as follows : Acting on the let tee received i.y the Weedier, from E. Saunders, chief umcer of the Licei:. • Depart- ment of Ontario, which outlines the duty of the county council in regard to the Canada Temperance Act and enclosing the eet.iwvte as ►prepared by the board •01 !leen.• roneuissioners and endorsed by lion. W. J. Henna, we recommend that this estimate he accepted by the comic:I ; we also res.. owmend tint all county constables be required to do ail in their ewer to as. s,ist the inspectors in the enforeemeot of the Canada Temperance Act.. in this connection the following rec- ord way be of Interest : During the years from 1987 to 1891,91o,3d4.7U was received by the county treasurer from the pollee magistrate(' and eom- utissionen :for fines collected. The amount pail out for expenses of en- forcing the Isw during thssaweperiod was $5,11111.1 I, leaving a balance in Nib treasury, in 1891 of ee:401.99. This stun has apparently been „ahem bed in the general funis of the county. The report was lett over for (nether discussion, Moved try Messrs. Thomson and Murray that tt.r meal grant lea nisde to the hayfield public library. Sent to executive eoulmittre, T111.1C, fit Y. A communication from the county soli[ itor, respecting the judgment of Judge Dolt in the case of Holmrsted vs. are county. was road and arta 1,i the executive committee. The huunty pr, petty committee pre- sented its report. elating that the gaud bad been ice acted sad toned in good ronditien. 1'he elect ric wiring in- stalled -',jeer Inst session was satisfac- tory. Your prIeonrts were at present confined there. It was recommended Mit no art ion be taken at moment in tbe purchase of an electric stove ea applied for by the gaoler. The report was adopted. Moved I•y Messrs. Taylor and Ford that thoclerk mail one copy of min- utes of each session of the council to the members as soon as teceit'ed (tom the printer. C*rtied. Moved by Mesar.. Laithwaite and Ford !het the question of purchasing as electric .towe for the -gaoler be re- consider eel. Lost. The executive committee reported as follow,.: Rei application for grant to lieron County Poultry and Pet GRAND TRUNK SYs EM ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO Muskoka bakes Lake of iisys (ienrgian tem, Algonquin Park Preach River Kawartha Lakes Meganetewan River Tireagami, etc. Ream' trip t.,.r1.1 tieket+ now on .ate from rrn.ln aµ101.. 1a II/Wart. at Tarr IOW fares. with Liberal ate►xenc MVSKOKA EXPRESS Leaves T.sonto 10.13 a.m. 'ally. except ha - Aar. tear 1'eekoka wha,f HeM.sv1IM Alexa gain Park s,wt Norm hwy. t'wa.r,lgar ars MIA* at Me•kok• wharf toe tte.keka hake, arta at Hnn,avll'e Mr manta ea 1 aka of (ham Parlor t.lbren mono ear to Aleongnin Plus , Patine 1Abra,r,'ate ear erd bre .•lam .,yokes to North Ray. ran pertleetsn •e' tlek .O ysaratkn to r. ►. LAe'HRY,'X; yOW& Town Pa ma,» sad TlettItt Mase, Pkwy a N H. I.AUDER, Maus.Ttekat Amid. Phase GREAT - LAKES fRrtrSaateamsh1p Service �a t►see,w. Te Flag :II; tad Us M: SALTrti lt. PWtARTRI'R TN sf..merM.agnet• - rating fe11, tat t�rNt.rll eaneti wit sell at Ows• aeasL Msvlan tees paler was p STEAMSHIP Clinics. tsa.w a le ss r • •tows i a et M"ealswam ..wsM>E. Q Omsk.. rk/.A. 7Mwi r - • sass--er alleAr,,t, ...e,.. i ss. sus•+pMpr THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO SEE ON PAG Stock As.ociat inr, we recnn►mend that no grant be made this year. It mo- tion to great Stour towards the pur- chase of a portable Held kitchen for the :tied Rrgimeut. we tecowwend that no grant be nrede, owing to the fact that the :Card Regiment has been merged in a military division and we do not consider it necessary for prac- tice drill during the summer season, and even if neeeeal v gush eowwnd- iti-w ahoot,I be supplied by the Govern- nsent, when the distribution of the cent would be more equitably made. Re letter from secretary of the [Win- ter Fair applying for grants, 'we rec- eormend arse no grant be made. Re motion for a grant to hayfield public library, :re resowmeod theft no ea tion at present be taken. se we undei- stsnd that the library has not yet been established. Re judgmert awarding 1''. Holwested, police wagiitrate of sesforth, 8;15 for office rent for the past five yuan, we recommend that the county solicitor he instructed to Appeal the case to the Divisional Court. The report passed. the report of the education com- mittee was read as (olio,,,-: Re coin- muolcatiou from It:apectorsField and 1'om, asking for increase of $100 each for travelling expenses, we recommend that en action to taken. %Ve recommend the payment of SCM.17 to the Harrison' highschool, this being the amount due fur Huron county pupae attending, less $5I, the amount of fees {arid. The report wee adopted. Moved by Messrs. Livingstcn and 1)emtnerling that all motions to amend the reports of coretnitteeis while in committee of the whole lie recorded in full in the wiuu'es by in- fixing names of mover and seconder of such ainrod teen t.. (carried. The report of the speei.l committee regarding the Canada Temperance Act 'again read and adopted. FRIDAY. The report of the road and bridge committee was presented. es follows : ile .notion to build a bridge between the counties of Huron and Perth, we recommend .that the engineer be in- structed to meet the engineer of the county of Perth, and if conditions comply with 'the bylaws of Huron couuty to proceed with construction of .aid bridge. Re motion tegardin 8t. Joseph bridge, we recommend that the engineer be instructed to ex- amine same and if found necesaty to have it repaired. Re motion regard- ing ieeburn bridge, we recommend that the engineer to instructed to ex- amine the same and if he finds it nec- essary and of the conditions comply with the county bylaw to have the same constructed. We recommend that Westlake hridge be paid for by the county. Re report of Engineer Junes as to sick -hole between the townships of Turnberr and ('ulroas,we recommend that the Warden sul,mit the report to the county solicitor fur his 'advice. We recommend that tbe engineer's report be adopted and printed in the minutes. The report was adapted. The report of the special committee on automobile tax refund was pre- sented as follows: Owing to the motion being passed •t s tate hour last session, we were unable to ask the co-operation of other county councils In this matter. We decided that each member of the committee interview one of the members of the Legislature representing this county and having done so a meeting with the Warden wag held et 8eafort1 no retires. v 6th, and having considered the informatil.n obtained from the members wn decided that we attend the Good Roads convention held at 'Toronto on March 22nd and following days and endeavor to have the matter brought before the House. tVe at- tended and the subject was brought be- forethe House and thoroughly discus - used and a number of the memters con- sidered it unfair to a great many of the municipalities, owing to the small n umber of a►tomobileg owned in the townships, and if the auto tax was re- bated in props -Di -tine to the number of autos owned in these munielpalities or townships a eery small amount would be refunded to a township while a much larger amount wank' go to • town. which would he unfair asd vajase, We found also that re Wives of other eminti« Weer* 1jlakrag and last- ing aloe, the name limes. W were Men informed test u ilke treasury wag not In • flonrigbiag eonditios no vanes would be thisear. We fool that the only way to obtain sseistasee would be through the Gond Roads Aesoeiat ion. •sd In mr•der to m- eeive any assistance Unerefrom we would hare to espied tan fall amusmt of work dose from which we scold .s- tale • rafted of forty pew eget. W. tberaces reoeenmeed ibM this shatter bo taken op by this oensell sad dis- cussed The report was .4. ital. but n o fsrth.r aches was isltti.4 The noosed thea went Mao a Mk - fee on *goads.etss of amassms•t for this year. Os resmembling the ro- pers was eche flied wither from leer mar std tea �s The mown thea a/jsenllsll. Small Ordaebse are • sues !•arils, woo fee be oast dslNats wolatsr or nand. Mad say l a 0. Mesita. The ItetesM ewe. lir.. 1St. sed Rte. brow COUNTY LOSBS CASH. jadgteenl for Sestertb Magistrate for Once Resit, etc. His Honor Judge Holt has delivered ludgwent to the case of Francis Holum - surd vs. the County of Huron. The plaintiff's claim ewes that as police magistrate for the townships of Mc- Kil and Tuckeeaaitb and the town of Sartori!' he was entitled to au amount representing rent cf office, fuel, light and furniture tor the years 1910.14, inelndre. The amount claimed was $500, at the rate of .100 • year tor Ave years His Honor fled* that a pollee office was provided bythe town of Seeforth and that the pinti(T bas no claim as regards that municipality. In the year Illlu it was enae•ted [teat "tbe county council shall provide a ptoperoAlce together with fuel. light and furniture for the police magistrate for the county or for any part there- of," and His Honor holds that uuder this legislation the plaintiff can es- tablish his claim with respect to the townaLips of Tuckersinith and Mc- Killop. The plaintiff being • solicitor in the town of 8eafcrtb, and having au office of his own, the wunicit.altties did not consider it necessar to supply hien with en office ; but His Honor bolds that he is entitled to recover the following amounts : For office rent, 11:39 s year, $130; for stationery. Cu per rear, EU; for light, $t per year. 813: for furl. $15 per )ear, $75, and for furniture $ .'.making • total of 18113. The plaintiff also is awarded Cost*. The count v council at its eessian last week decided to appeal against the judgment. The cost of tea.. at the gardens in Colombo recently reached the highs.[ level in the memory of living planters. 8alade h*a at all times been the et- moet value for your money, and, us Um company will never allow the quality to very, tbe price must ad- vance at such tines, but you still get the finest and freshest tea procurable at anything like the pi ice. • A Striking Lau. "Blanche is a striking girl." "What's striking al.ut her i" "she pounda the typewriter by day and the piano at night. -- Use Blackstone a delicious ice cream of superior quality for all occasions Phone .44i. QUESTIONS ANSWERED, Councillor Wilson Satisfied Regarding Famous Report No. 2. The town council met on Friday evening, Councillor McClinton being absent. Mayor Reid presided. A communication was read from the city clerk of Kingston asking the council to sign w petition tneworie!- izing the Provincial Government Is ith regard to introducing legislation ef- fecting thedavllght saving ,eberue. rt was sett to the spacial cuwtuittee. The Mayor reed some cotresptn.l- ence in connection with the matter of the town's power to collect connive, a - tion from the Bell Telephone t.'c, for ' the privilege of placing poles on the streets of (ioderich. It was sent to the special rnwmitter, •a was who an application from the chief of police for new uniforms tor himself and the ser- geant. An application from Max Baker for a license to peddle ice cream oo the streets was sent to the board of health to repot•[. 11 was moved I.y Councillor Wilson and seconded by Reeve Elliott that the Hnsnee committee's report No " of May flth be opened up fur discus sine. The matter went to a vote, all the councillors voting nay with the exception of the mover and seconder. The finance committee's report was presented and adopted. The commit- tee ',ported that the North American Chemical Co. had pail the sum of 4110S sl, the cost oftsubmitting the 1) - law on May end. The public works committee re- ported that 1Fe G. T. R. co. bad sub- mitted • plan of w new -•steel overhead bridge to be placed no Ssltford hill, providing for en eighteen -foot road- way and a four -foot sidewalk for the protection of pedestrian.. It was rec- ommended that the plan be approved by the council; also that curbing lie eonstn,cted at the three corners of St. Petrick's park, some forty-eight feet in all. The report was adopted. Mayor Reid said the clerk and him- self bad found the adjusting of the township of Asbileld's Account with regard to the legal expense. incurred in the matter of the O. W.Y.A. a very arduous task. and suggested that the nuttier be placed is the bands of the finance committee it was neat. de- cided to leave the matter with the Mayor and click, a special meeting of the council to be called to deal with the report when it is ready. Councillor Moser was appointed to IF HIfl IS TURNING GRAY, USE SAGE TEA Don't look *MI Try Grassim08a 1 recipe to darks* and bemedfy Wad. Sinless hair. TW keavilftel. One aside of &ft proly kat. sea enb M w b bawls. • of gap Tea std Salina*. Test iair le year *bees It malts or mare tis tow Ahem it taien turas gray, e1ir the ens lash dry. wispy sell lylb r •ppttmtion ee kiss of Rq/ w wkesem in ammo` sea a DaaY biter N e lbs foie: yea Ors itsw deter Mass a mi.= oats[ tw�`.tallnIllies Ilor .d fitelpksr a.peasi.0 read to was. maMs a ampt`supwas ohm tate awl '"'t et)• .bdr sod rmmm dales[, Map law, sod Wes. We. Sollohiryhdy tsars bee • ~sr [kat r eat trY II k feta awi1.1 Yes isssio• •eR 4msb R nim 1 Isatl trio.-ew�sssM hair basol idler algin doh 11111111111111111111.11111111111116 lues... ,,del sa sat! lsa " 42111, r- - ' Minse r w!w4N6 - Y Another Sale of Trimmed Hats 30 picked to sell at $2.90 This is another big Saturday Special from the Millinery Department. Just 3o of the season's best shapes in black, sand and blue shades, trimmed with the best trimmings we have and in the best style. Only because we bought the shapes at 25c on the dollar are we able to do it. This lot practically marks the end of the purchase. It is the best Hat Bargain we have.ever offered so early in the season, so do not miss it. Reptember all are new. Regular values are $5.00 and over. Saturday's price [viii be only - -- $t.90 Black and White Ribbons A shipment of bla: k and white Ribiuue just to hand. Widths E',citaxtrablegoo1urdqualityhair , bowsper ur lire. 25cyard . .... ....... ... Novelties in Ties and Collars Just received some very dainty Cullen. These are new styles, the latest productions, fresh from the factories this week' Exa, t dupli- cates of the newest styles shown in New York. Collars you are sure to like at 25c, 35c, 50c and 6Qc New fancy etriiwd Ties for middy blouses, medium and wide strip... Quite the latest novelty, et each 40c and 50c The Hose hat End the Mend - "Holeprool" they are called. sad the name just suits them. Made for ladies and children end guaran- teed ateolutelc by the makers. Von get w signed and dated guar- antee with every box. Sold with the guarantee by the box only. For ladies, cotton or lisle, 6 pain in e box. per box $2.00 and $3.00 For ladies, silk -plated or pure silk, 3 pails in a box, at per box $2.25 and $3.00 For boys. • heavy strong rib. 3 pain in a box, at per box $1.00 For girls, • fine rib, a stocking of good appearance, 3 pairs in a box, at per hoz $1.00 Good Values in Factory Cotton These old reliable ('ottedns in snood range of quelitiea and every one Al value. 34 to :in inches in width, sett cloth. free from dressing or foreign matter. Per yard 8c, 9c, 1Oc and 12ic Silk Ankle Hose 25c Ladies' Silk Ankle Hose. seamless fret. spliced heels and tees. A Stocking that is exceptionally good value. Black only, all sizes, 25c at per pair Exceptionally Good Styles in Black Coats for Ladies We are showing some particularly good styles in Black Coats for ladies, both in wool -materials and silk. Of most of these garments there is but one of any particular style. They are well made, cut in the Mason's most approved styles. U'e can give you a very handsome serge or gaberdine Coat in black at $10.00 to $15.00 Splendid Coats in Silk, either plain or moire, at $12.50 to $20 A BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILK $i-00 , Comparetbis.Black Silk with any you' have paid $1.25 for and we think you will find it as gcxxi if not better. Extra heavy quality, not loaded, rich lustrous finish. A Silk that will wear and give satisfaction. Special �4 OW Price per yard Eve for the Verandah We have pretty nearly everything you require to furnish your verandah for the summer. Large shipments of Mattings, Rugs, Bamboo Curtains and Awning Materials, just passed into stock. We can make all kinds of Awnings for any kind of verandah or window and cheerfully furnish estimates for same. We call particular attention to our assortment of Jap- anese Mats of high quality. These come in heavy natural grass .shades, in many sizes, with green or brown borders. They add much to the comfort and appearance of a verandah and are inexpensive. SPLENDID VALUES IN WHITE COTTON A new -shipment of White Cottons and Cambria[ has just been received. The values are really exceptionally good. All full yard wide. Quality No. 1, per yard, 10c Quality No. 2, per yard, 12.4c Quality No. 3, per yard, 15c Quality No. 4, per yard lTc You will find these values above the average. HODGENS BROS. Direct Importers, The Square, Goderich. Ontario Umbrellas Re-covered NVe can put • new top on your Umbrella et a moderate cost. 1f you have • good handle with • worn -cwt top, bring it in and we will make it ea gone as new. fill the vacancy on the hoard of beak caused by Jaws Mitchell's reeigna Con. Councillor Wight gave the tollowin answers to the questions of Councillo Wilson with respect to the finance committee's report No. 2 of May nth : (I) How messy war• prown t whe the report was made? All the mem hen were present and signed th•i names. 12) How did they decite to pay tt2t4 more than the acoouats called for Tb•y did not recognize the accounts hitt substituted the grants. 13) Did they know they were givin away the people's .mosey ? The mon. was sot raised by taxation bot wee treat fund placed in their [rands for tb enforcement of the liquor law. (4) Did they know It woe Illegal t make grant. without • bylaw t Tb committee did not know It was Illegal Councillor Wilson said Cou•nlllo While bad given straightforward h g answers to his questions and be was convinced that there had been no in- tention of doing anything unfair. He moved that the matter he dropped. Mayor Reid pointed out that the re- pot; was presented on May (nth, the provision under the no-Ilcenee law get-• o ting apart one-third of the flees in • liquor eases had automatically ceased ✓ on May let, when the Canada Temper- ance Act cam• into force, and any moneys then oo band for lawen force- ? meat had pawed Into the general , treasury of the towr. Councillor Wight said he recognized the teeboi- g eality. hut If Councillor Wilson was y •atiatl.d be did aot think it would be a necessary to go any further Into the • matter. It was then dropped Mored by Councillors Proudfoot and o WIgie that the el•rh write 18. ('.P.R. • On. asking them to open the f111 at the . foot of Wellington street and build t retaining wall*, ptse.eset 10 agre•msot with the tows. Carried. s► Spray Year Orchards Nothing Paye better i am agent for all Near Material. Lisa. fleiplear Dry lotubl. Sulphur. beth Dry sad Pasta Ar - sweats of Load. SPRAY PUr1PS -both power and hand essabtmss. FERTiL I Z E R S Ws bsvo the Met brands and M all prime. Omen Is wed eft ma len fors pl.Asg Tose order, D. F. t1AMUNK. Oeierteb. Ott. Councillor Wigle *squired s. to what stops [won seeemary to safor10 the noslots weed bylaw nod was in- formed that If the Wrist Inspector was Instructed to adores It that was all that was seess•ary. Tbe bylaw will b1 inbreed. councillor Wilma wanted the arose cut around Vitamin Park for the how it of the .peetstsrs at the football Apakssen mistier was mat to the merilien The ataatier et bsMlsg a celebration es July let ions Isarodasetl by tb• Mayor osd 01I sere dlwsdes was sego to 18. Haase oemmmlatsa with power to act. Bow !t►imaissAlao file mos. Ise pyre+ rye by •.bust rho Meese 6m yearly, is odroaso, sinwp ad ssirod number of times Whew lose 1a byline isgreats •• ossirM�►ta�rMMvei Its Mt oilwUass earl wee IoM over tar 7 TURN ON THE In the bathroom at bosomed it all right. Thor" re danger of leaks or any waiting water. A Modern Bathroom pot 1a by real sanitary plumbers well }. save Its east In doctor's alis eve Let's put one in for y• .r. ' yens well. yon •r► renovation yoqr house. no' Fred Hunt Hamiffow Stew! Phew, DC further esamisat los. moeud h P road mett 1 has Ms peasant ani under theitapr eaaro byi.. atoes he �s°�ried. Cowseq thee adieu/nod.