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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-8-5, Page 8• C TgtplMM&T. Lv.awr g, 1116 THE SIGNAL 1 OODERICH, ONTARIO TR EMENDOUS Sad in Note Paper and �Enerebpei - - For FRIDAY had SATURDAY of this week. Twenty-five reams gea- uine HoUaad limen Note Paper and twenty five thouaaad genuine Hol- land L arrtMal vetoes., choice of three correct dies Note Poper and three correct shaped en- velopes. Note Paper per quire...., 10e Envelopes per package - . lOo This is at least 96% less than out-of-town priees, See *bow window. T1 001111101 BOOR & STATIONERY CO. (.KO. PORTER QUALITY melt SERVICE •4t5' (Ai 1,„ 41111.4151 Ss. Um wig SI comee- 1F 1T•S ONLY A HEADACHE 1'111W 1 /ER -You want the /IFS?, and avant it quickly. , Phe.ne 19 and you'll get it. WE .\ I M to give you the best values at the lowest prices. To make stopping a pleasure. ltv waiting on our customers promptly and satisfactorily. Hy giving each one our un lividrd attention, w-erther you phone plot order ..r .niike n personal ..11. • C. L GOULTI$,.PII..B. '11111 DRUGGIST re. tsa IP MacEwan Estate Exclusive agents for SCRANTON COAL for Goderich and District. Best Coal Mined. Any quantity best all Maple Stele. Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling ,Cedar or Pine.) TELEPHONES. office oil rr.sdemce rU or 65 I Preserving anal Pickling Season Parks fiat*up Flavor.. 2".c Part's Pickle Mixture Sc Jar Rubbers. quarto and pints. ■ a dor or tI den. for 21"rr Jar Bohlen., quads and plots, Isle • damn. or l dor for sc t o, kr. all sins Bungs for pickle jars, all sieve Ilalf-gallon candy bottle for pickles hash. tet• Freed'. Bottle Was lUc Paraffin Welt, per Ib 16c Pure Spices, etc. Jas. A. Campbell PHM B .CENTRAL DRUG STORE The Ideal VattaWt Newly The Comedies P 7 Prrweb acid yeeu PMkoeel Rive•,., 1-.veew River. Mery Yate Lake.. Kawutha Lakes, Rideau Lakes. Lake Ontae^ meets, eke. it yea es.templete • trip vet any emigre earn& Onnedisa Parise ticket srrsbl0 we swain M. G. M.upby. Dark* Fre gagger Agent. Tbwr.lo. eft •ETII*IIT• JUIILas. As is &swing Sheth - of Fifty Years of CJrtrct Life. Hethaay Presbyterian ebareb held its jubilee movies, on Sabbath. July l$sb, Rett. Dr. MoCrae. of London. be - tea the pessohsr of the day. The Ns tar comrsgaiios of St. Andrew'., Hay- field. w thdsew allf1+361 and gooey of theoo.pre at es atte ached Bethany church bath m.et/has .ad itemise. m... .. .4... ~lied the Mame an- niversary ethe e iednf ion and broughtt tt a 4 clow • periot of mime ee- ligious.ig.idrame 10 the community. Some tlr.. In the Stat ban of least century a Mule colony of Scotebmen settled in that patio. of Ooderieh town hip earrosseding wbat is .ow known as Pcremes Hill. The .emss of the«McPbaile, MeD.. gals. Mc� . Torra.om, S Mime -were suAteieot.midima of their tab► tioaelity. They bad all Use qualities of their rate, thrift, prsd.oce, pen .evera.ce, aad underlying all a ,trema foundation of religiou. feeling. Such • people could not be !log there without seeking to make softie Provision fol the worithip of tined. and, being Preebyteria.a to the cure. they naturally sought the form of worship to which they had been accustomed in their youth. At that tone the only church !wilding iu the oeigbborbood was a lit tie log Methodist church. This was placed at their disposal on certain Sunday. and services were bell here by various minister., among whom tete name of Rev. Ches. Fletcher, of (iadsrscb, steads out prominently. Whim no minister was available they beta prayer -meeting services by them- selves iu 18. homes, ani thug kept the flame of religious life brightly buro- inAs the years passed and they be- came more prosperous, t hey resolved to build • church of their own. and in 1!185 their efforts were crowned with succere and the Hot Bethany f reshy- te.rian church was opened fur worship. This was a 'neat frame building and for twenty year's he Congregation gathered joyfully within it. walls. The chore, was not then attached to any regular charge and bad no fixed minister. but was served by different men for varying terms. Among the names which occur most frequently during this period err those of Rev. Chas. Fletcher, Rev. Geo. Jamieson, Kev. Wm. Forrest, Rev. A. Melville, besides the resident ministers of Gode- rich, Clinton and surrounding par- ishes. The Hist elders chosen were James Torrance, John Slitting, Alex. Stirling and George Stirling, while the praise was led for souse years by Mr. l'amphell, teacher at Porter's Hill. and efterwatds for many years by Peter McDougal. In ISIS tame the union of the Pres- byterian churches and in the next year Bethany was joined to 11•yfield and formed into a mission field. For a few years the field was .upprie! by students. the first -being Mr. D. L. McCrae. now ili. McCue of Landon. In l$ the,Hr.t ordained minister was placed over the charge, in the person of Rev. Nathaniel Paterson. Six years later he was succeeded by Rev. D. Forrest, who remained five years. 1t was during Mr. Forree:'d ministry that a great mi,fortu.e befell the con- gregation. In DM the church with all its records was utterly destroyed by fire. Nothing daunted. however, the congregation set about erecting • new church and the next year the solid tri ick building which atill *tends had replaced the old one. In ISM Ree. R. Henderson Ieecame minister. fol- lowed in kith by Rev. Wm. Grabens. After hint iu 131S1 came Rev. John Mc- Neil, and iu 1911 the present minister, Rev. A. Macfarlane, was called to the charge, which had now become self- sustaining. The elders during this period. in addition to those already mentioned. were Arch. McPhail, Wm. Stirling and the two who are still act- ing, John Ton.wce and Thos. McDon- ald. Circ stances have changed tours since tboae early days The population d the district has greatly decreased and nunvtirally the congregation is weaker today than it was fifty years ago : bat the same heat t t-, loyal twilit *till persists and the church i+ starting forward with hope and courage on this new stretch of its congregational life. FIRST LUNG STEP 'TOWARDS RECOVERY is to Find if Year - Symptoms Are of Kidney Disease, thea Use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Upper tlosn•touche. Kent Co.. N. K., August 2nd-t.peciall•-Miss Gene- vieve Bastara be, an estimable lady living near here, M telling her frtends of the benefit she has received from Dodd's Kidney Pill,. "1 ant indeed happv to be able to slate that l have Leen cured of kidney disease by Dodd's Kidney Pills. 1 wait often so feeble 1 could not work. My sleep was broken and unrefreshing. 1 beadacbes and cramps in the musette. 1 suffered from rheumatism and backache and was always tied and nervous. 1 was in this miserable conditloi. when 1 decided to tryDodd's KidneyPills anti 1 had not taen two boxes ll 1 felt better and three hoses cured ser " A little girl was teaching her little brother the Lard's Prayer the other night. and when .be had said, "tilte us this day our daily bread," be sud- denly called out. "Pray for syrupp, too, sister, pray for syrup. ton." The Business Men on MN We .teen Trip cannot afford to leave out. the citi.s flat handle the crop, Port William and Port Arthur Tate the ()anodise Feriae route to Winnipeg, the way the business travels Daily service, obeereeti -n and dining cars, electric - lighted equipment. Double track more than half the distance (safest, seen.vy and one nsanageemet all 18. way. ni.tet ie blooded meals, the .eessUSc ronsbieation of food for trav- ellers. Pertlewlane from Oanadies Pacific Uct.t wets. "Ob. Mildred 1" cried one lady. meeting a wheat Mead of some twe flames past. 1'tte hoard the great- est peam of sews. (las toe trap e meet r ' 1 don't teaw, - said the Mead. i ••1 .ever triad. Inuit le It r -Allstate J.es.aI. illi the shag who Wade hie q• sad p1 Mt sleeps me Mowery beat N e'a TOOK TNE AMC Of NIS FRIEND thamaie Treble W •heem.kl.m till.._ •. E18. rooms over the Delray Rook Moe kindly beam loam* by Mr. W. L. H orton as Goderich beadqueetere for the tied Cross Society. Oa Mosd.y, August 1 ie., at 2-3) o'clock, Mrs. Tay- lor and flee. Witte will be is attend- ee** there to sive all who with to bele, wWeber i.anb.nor not, supplies and i.struetlose for the making of band. •gee and eargies1 w rbc Rad Cross Cieli7ty wieebee to tbaak 18. mom bere of Victoria street rhumb for the following dooations wbieb were put in the bale sent last week : 211 bandages, B5 mouthwipes, 9I1 handkerchief', 144 wash cloths, 2 bospital nightshirts ; also Mrs. Reyn- olds. sr.. for 1 dozen knitted fees clothe. 1'be f.,llowing subscription is acknowledged a iib thanks : Yr. V. C. Rohe tsoo. Cb , ciao.:'=- Tbe Society thaukfully acknowl- edges the follow tag oontrioutions received durio.; the peat week : Mrs. Hee. Jame*, 10 pairs socks ; Mts. Wm. McMub, 4 pate rocks ; Mrs. J. Miller ilirk+w„ Yrs. John Somerville, Mrs. Hay, 3 pa ins sucks each : Mrs. Hasid- im, Mrs. Burnet, Mrs. A. Elliott. Mies M. A. Burri•t, Si,. Freeman, Mrs. Morrvb, '2pairs *oeks each ; Moe. H. J. A. Macawao, lire. McCoowll (Salt - ford). Mies Dark,' Mies Burrett, Mrs. W. E. Kelly, Mr*. Muir., Mn. E. Mitchell. Me Robe ,Clark, 1 pair socks each. A good supply of yarn is expected this week for the knitters. It may be interesting to i.00w that the Goderich Red Cross branch bas already sent LIN pairs of socks to the front and has OD band 52 pairs, making a total of 1,3:10 pairs of socks for the soldier boys. Yarn supplied at Mrs. McKim's, Church street. The Colborne ked Cross Worketa An entbuei.stie weetisg was held .t the home of Mt,. E Fisher, Carlow, on Wednesday, tuly Leitb..ben a num- ber of the ladi.-. of the vicinity met to organize a societ v for Red Cross work. A busy aftetuuan was spent in knit- ting. sewing .even pairs pillowcases, seven towels and .ix hospital shirt+, the material for which was vety kindly donated by the bostess' sister, Miss Robertson The meeting cpened with the National Anthem. after which the foci t y wan organized under the name of the Colborne Red Cross Workers, with the follow tug officer.: President -51r.. A. Johnston. Vice -president -Mrs. J. J. \Yalter. Secretary-51re. E Fisher. Treasurer -Mame. K. \l. Yctins . Cuuven.r el knitting committee-. Mr*. Alex. Yoking. Joint conveners of sewing commit- tee -Mas. Geo. Clark and Mn. Wil- son. seArrangeweota were made for the nff�xt'meeting and discussion+ were held over future work and ways and means of procuring fund*. A collec- tion amounting to 15. in addition.to the ruemHlrebip fees from twenty- four wsm*en. laid the financial fouod- atic.o of the moiety. The meeting was cls -sed with the singing of the doxol- ogy. after wbi-b dainty refreshments were served from tables with patriotic deooratloos. The next meeting will 1:e held at the home of Mr,. A. W. Young, on the afternoon of August 10th. All ladies interested in the wort are cordially in- vited. SW L. LAURIE 304 Champlain St., Montreal. "I have bees restored to health by taking'l;;rnit-a-tives'. For two yeah, I was a miserable sufferer from RAea- watisewand SSowaea Trouble. I became very weak, haul frequent dizzy spells and when I took food, felt wretched ami sleepy. I suffered from Rheumsl- tism dreadfully, With faiwf ier my bath and saints and my hands swollen. A friend advised 'me to try'Fruit-a. tires' and from the'.utset, they did me go.sL After I had started the second box, I felt I was getting w.•II and I persevered in the treatment. I can truthfully say that 'Fruit -a to et' is the only modicine that helped 1 n:e. LOUIS I..tBRIE. "FRUIT-A-TI\'ES" is the famous wrsdu-ie wedeln:nu/resit juices. • 60e. a box, 6 for 12.:,0, trial size. ?Sc. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit -a -tires Limited, Ottawa. PREMIER .OF CANADA RECiIEVES HIGH HONOR Freedom of City elf London Conferred on Sir Robert -A Stirring Speech London. Aug. 2 -Not even a crows- ed head could have bad a more mag- nificent reception than was accorded Bar Robert Borden last week when he received what has ever been prised as the highest honor, the freedom tY the city of London. .Cltfzens assem- bled to large numbers outside the Guildhalls to greet the Premier of the Dominion. while within the ivaint6- cent hall.'that historic link with the put, where monarchs bans esloysd tbe.hospitaltty of the lhnplre's eapltal tate highest dignitaries in. the land as- sembled to h000r Canada's Prtme 'Minister and at the same time Intl -- Rate the grateful recognition of the mother. country of 'the part taken by he Dominion to the war. The music the Maple Leaf Forever from Lit. Mayor's recruiting band herald- ed Premier Borden's arrival. The vert company rose in a bodj ani cheer- ed the Dominion's Premier as be en - red the Guildhall. Sir Robert -fa reply to the Lord Mayor• conferring tete freedom on him said to part "1 ase deeply conaclotn of the high honor uonterred upon me. tlut am equally testa it Is not eo much a tribute in. as • to the great Dominion be- yond the . Atlantic which 1 have the r to represent. The love of tibia - sad is.Mta.ee upon the rtghts,of the people, memorable everywhere within these islands. have capieNaly distinguished the cltleens of Landes. nor, do I forget that the same gcalttlss characterise the people of the neigh. boring -country. within the gnlot of whims churchyards sleep those whose blood rens in my veins. For • tbou. sand years the progres and advanceatte yuof this great city have kept time 'Nthpthe.marcb of civilization. in the bege.nlag In them Islands the foetid - tag of the nation and the oonsepue.t hegsn.fty of ord.rty government cons- umed a gstem autocratic to character methods; then came the great ,barters of freedom and the will of the peOlds to make thetr own laws sad govern themselves 1 can to wtt- asss the events for th• put twelve loath: Australia. New Seakead. South arias, Canada. and thew peat, free asthma possessing fell rights of self. a erament •ed enjoying Parliament - say iastltutio.*. Leese by the vote. of the people, va .y bare they joined 1. thio omelet. and why ars their cielmoa from the remotest corneas mash llgAttng side by side wftb tits me. est Ids island home la the great- est war the world has ewer boomer Oil *Stoves! Imo nsee- 'sae We handle the New Per- fection and Quick Meal Oil Stoves. And have also two De- troit Vapor Stoves, prac- tically as good aa new. to be sold at about Hall Price - -- W. R. PINDER ts... 131 H mdtas Street RED CROSS NOTES. Cool Your Skin With D. D. D. Hot weather brings to the surface all the lurking diseases in the skin. Prickly heat, rash, poison is y, bites and other tualadies are most distte!- ing in summer. You can instantly cool ycor skin and relieve yourself from all suffering. Just a taw drops of the soctbing compound of oil of wintergreen and r I her healing ele- ments c.illed D. D. D. Prescnptto■ will give you instant relief. Come to us today for a generous trial bottle, only 25c. We it flee the first full* ze bottle on the guarantee Haat it w.:1 give fou instant relief or Your money buck. Ask also about D. D. D. Soap. JAB. A. CAMPBELL. Central Drug Store, Goderich. D. D. D. is made in Canada. Wife with newspapers -'•What next t Here'. a woman mate of a 'hip. Fanc • woman sailor'" Hub - "That's noting. Wasn't Lot's wife a female sett ?" "Can anyof you children tell me anylbiog about Moss inquired tb. Sunday school teacher. •'Yes, ma'am," said • little girl hopefully ; "be was the only man that broke all the Co'mmandments at once.'. "ROUGH ON RATS" clears nut Rus, Mice, etc. Don't Die in the Howe. 15c and 26c at Drug and Country Storrs. I und.rstail you began your hie as • newsboy," observed the friend, admiringly. "No," replied the mil- limetre. "Someooe bas been fooling you. 1 began life as en infant " ( ee Rexall Orderlies for chronic con- stipation : they are gentle in action, mild and natural. bold Daly by 11. C. Dunlop, the Renal! Store. 10e, roc and Sete boxes. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. OOLHORN Y. The muielpal council of Colborne township met in the township hall, Carlow, on August 2. Members all present. Ybntera of last m.eUng read and adopted, on motion of Snyder and Hetherington. The following accounts ware peeped and orders drawn oe the ter.a.rrr fcr the ease : Jame. Omen, ggeea.oeWelt n. ooh. 4, 1190.16: John Me- Lar'ty's appeal re Jewell diteb, 166.40 ; Percy Jones, gravelling on division MM .t W. Long's 551.75; Jamie Jesse, repairing advert., 75c. ; Geo. d Freeman, fesng, Dos l 1, $5.75 ; P. (:deers, gravelling, 0015 4, $140.60 ; H. IleMtll.., 55.301 11. arked- ley, repairing mod eat- vverts coop. 18 sod 11.515.65 : Joaetem8� McCue, drawing stun., It days,111.* ; Ol•rrsee flembew, 3 days drswims erase. *11.1, 3 day. Medina rooms. $1,111--$13.110; Jap. Josue,Inrperrdes. OLIO ; M t R ili.lANain1e�....'. 1.g 1 go't0rf.' dB ark eresher weed llt1S; 0 e: M.aelrh.11i its fief and B r.tt.t, *11,1I1 S wlyg .t Me 0 poled, /fa 71 : o YeleR P Saturday, August 7th, We Start to Sell a Big Shipment of "SECONDS" in Linen Cloths and Napkins We are fortunate indeed in being able to offer you these "Seconds" this year. Had it not been that our contracts were made a long time ago, we would not have been able to get them at all. These "Seconds" are from one of the largest British linen manufacturers and the lot comprises Cloths and Napkins in nearly all sizes and all are of very superior quality. We strongly advise you, to take advantage of this offering, as until the war is over, and in fact for some time afterwards, it will be impossible for us to get Linens at anything like the prices that prevail today. Authorities state that it will be two years after peace is restored before business and prices in the Linen markets will bepback to nor- mal. For this reason, if for no other, you will be money in pocket t.' lay in a supply while you can get them at prices this lot is selling for. Embroidery Values That Are Real Good Each item of special value selected from our big stock of high-grade Embroideries. Well worth seeing if tun have Embroider' buying to do. At 5c theand Hundreds of yards of Embroideries and Insertions, nee.• r.:1 attractive pat teem* on muslin*. nainsooks and camoricr. �C Good value at more money. Per yard.. hash .......... At 10c the yard Embroideries up to 6 inches and 7 inches wide and Insertions that were worth regularly up 10 _'tic per yard. All grouped together o0 one table and you take your choice at per 10c yard only Vl. Insertions 12!.c A whole tableft:l of theta. Beautiful designs, all widths up to 4 and S inches. This is a clean-up of the stock of high. quality Insertion*. the Embroideries to match haviog been sold out. Regular prices up to 35e and Wc. All at' 1 epl, one price. and that Corset Cover Embroideries 15c Half dozen patterns good quality Corset foyer $tubroideries. Regular up to 2.1s'. Full width, strong cloth, attrae- 15e live patterns. Pei -yard only,. At 25c the yard . A tableful i 1 thew,. Patterns suitable for Corset Covert.. skirt frills, also 'G -inch Flouncing"' suitable for children's dresses. Best value at MI. price and the biggest 2:ec worth of Embroidery we ever sold. Per yard.... .. 2/��, J1. At 3qc the yard Cometl'over'Emhroiderier. Dainty, delicate deyigne on the finest of tousling and nainsooks. Patterns that will appeal to every lover of beautiful Bmhroidery. Regular 'rite. itch, Very special, this lot. per yard The Last Call for Millinery Last sail for Millinery for the summer lesson. We bring it to a close no Saturday. August 71.h. and our big clearing sale of Trimmed Hate continues until then. In order to make • complete clean-up of shapes and trimmings our milliners have trimmed up every shape lett in stock. They used good trimming., Mowers, nh hone, etc., for our Instructions were that the millioery stock should be completely cleaned out. These Trimmed Hats, no matter what their price, cost or value, are being cleared .t the absurdly low price of 11 rel. Any Trimmed Hat in the Showroom at this price and there are between 30 and 40 to &hose from Any Trimmed Hat $1.00 Children's Hats 3Sc About 21 Children's Straw Hats. all ready to -wear. Regular 73e, 51.(11 and 51.21. This lemma s •Cc goods and styles. Any of the lot for only Princess Slips Ladies Drawers Dressing Sacques Choice of 30 Garments 79c There is a whole tableful of them. Between 30 and 411 in the lot. P, to- re*. Slips that sold up to e.1 5e) and 11 (14. fine, dainty Dressing Reeloes that were 11.Z, and a collection of sample Drawers that ere worth from et -.el to glen. Nose of them better quality than we usually keep in stock. These came in a lot of ampiits. Choice of all these garments fur only 79c Sale of Dresses Continued Big Sale of Sample Dresses will con- tinue until every one is sold. Therm hresses are from one of Canada'. lead- iug makers of Ladies' Dreams and they are the last ;arments shown this season. Thele are no two alike. Regular prices Mi.00 to 114.00. We offer yoo your chokes for os.atty HALF PRiCF, Mises 16, 18. 36 and a few 36. Hose at 25c The biggest and hest ••=c" values in Ladiei and Children's Hose at our Hosiery counter. For example, you can buy : Silk saki@ Hoer in black or white. Penman's seamless lisle Hose, it black, white or tan. Black cotton Ho+et, with natural wool feet All there for ladies. Or we can give you Fine ribbed metceriz•d Pale Hose in all sizes for boys or girls, in black or white ; or a very heavy ribbed Stocking suitable for boys' rough wear, at per pair 2,:c A good Stocking for boys is our special rib• bed, in black only. at per pair ISc. Umbrellas Re-covered 1f you have an umbrella the handle and frame of which are good. bring it in and we can get it re-eovered at a moderate cost. r Direct Importers 1YODGI3NS BROS. Ooderich, O n t. gravelling nn division line at J. Treble's, 1.16*); Jobn Fowler, gravel, 56 55: N. Krrnighan. use of .--taper, 11.00: John Levy, 3 days' work on rru.ber, 18.1$1 ; Thos. McPhee, work on crusher. IS 50 ; E. Johnston, wort on crusher, $4 (11; Jas. Hardy. work et15 crusher, gats: Elvio Moore and Irish Pat, work on crusher, 113.00; (Arvin Young. drawing wood sod water for eruaber,16.00; R M. Young, work on crusher, 118.(0; John Brom, :Sel loses gravel, 17.6(: John Berkey, plank. 111.75. gathering donne, $1.50, operating grader. 1300, repairing bridge atCarney's an McNeil's,$4.96- 115.hi: A. Morris, that, 11.75. drawing crasher to O h. drawing crushed Stene, plowing divides lino end 5 cords gravel. 1144.311; Joseph Metaphase spreading oriehed striae. t:t•aw1m crusher to Oodsrbh, 56.40; Victor Young. 1 days writhes crasher, $1.75 ; D. McCann, wart ea crasher, 11.75; Hoary Wilson, woad for crusher, $10.00 • Thos. Dougherty. act bMI and prattle( in euie mer 4- lajhldj brepairiosadary, WOO: Jabs shilsid 'boundary WWII MI.Iplaulti RR brl�ga mai tewdag ea vim i3,1!.00; O. Ga.ree. law crests re eolMetl.g gl.phessa MOM. 401.00, re seeks psrwheme, OM; age net Priatiag C.., aosuu . OLIO*I'.w.Mles Co., arose elntrhse uM by Tramp sad 1118 that the awaewrer pay rear to the tetaphose system say Iglerwo) that may be 1. Ms baste ( tW h. 8. fon lpat IM amounts on the collector's roll as pre- sented by 8eeretary Kernigban from telephone suheeribers. Moved by Hill and Young that the collector be re- funded 1100 on roll as dog tax (uncol- 1.etaMe). Moved by Hetb.ringtoe a0A Snyder that bylaw No. e be passed, ening the empty rate at 3 6-10 mine, township rate 2 5-10 mills, C.P.R. rate 4-10 mill, and lb.t the siert be em- powered to ,mks the rate for sehool purposes as requested by school trustees Bylaw read first, seeoed and titled tins* and peened. Mobed by Hill and Young that we adjourn to most em Wednesday. September 16, at 1.30 p.m. R. Mt ILwAIn, Clerk. WEST WAWANOSH.. Regular !meeting of ermine,] hid July 36t b. )embers all preset, .scope Reeve Murray. who was tisk. Motion by Pardue mid Johnston that Oo..eiMsr Naylor he Reeve pro terse. Carried. ill geese el rMeloe July a .sd "SIM woollioi J 4111 waw road and pes..i. M r.etiss elf Memel= .red Malloy!• Flusibial staiaaas1 read by erasure h.wint Wawa ea band MELMELvosar� gn r�.p d having mewed • forums pri�asforums es Mask balsams. •1.o la the metier of, ..sheep' with M ant ofw% J .lMw,w. Z. wuma served et comma _tC whit webs to einem oat end past 1w a w repair EtItetrm2=Z:= aiirT assets writ said drabb. lo order to petweat injury to the lands adjarat to the said deft, Bylaw No 7. 1915, was read Mibi timtes, signed and passed, ea ankles of Mallough and Johnston, aukborlilleg John Rogers. U. 1. N., to nabs inti 'itemisation end report i. the _have et Yo.ns s creek drain perimam to notice served by W . H. Wilma. Mr. Rogers being present fully etiplttrgS ihs walking of m ,pl Act, also answering many by mainh.re of council. b.tlelleting to 1219.86 were party grid .bade for !tame issued o0 aatilss at Jobastwrt sad Pardon. Com.il ad- journed to most August :iK at 1 p. m. WI modem of Johnston tad Pur loo.. A. A. Wtt.eow, Okrk, (Jt1OtRMOM 111411KETs. Tusemeav, Awe.* sit ode M 1 wheal.O le bosh • wee ::ii...... perms eer 5oras cwt Mim w 1 f.75 is ae leas ANA. ren 111,111.11,"6 Per sem..»� ase M le It N .J.