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GODERIOH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. NOV. `.'fie 1916
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
PUBLIC NOTICE
HIS ADJOURNED RALE OF
LANDS FOR TAXIS In the counts of
arae w 111 take plane Ia the eotrrthoass. in tri
fawn of Oederieh oo Tue.d► the termite -
eighth day of November, WI& air o'clock p. m.
W: i1oI.MEtl,
Treasurer Coane7 Huron.
November 15. Iel4
TOWN OF OODBKICH.
11 TAXES, 1916.
• Tsar. tau Int* are sere parable at m7 Mier.
Town Hall. Nod ergot, Oudetkob. if pa by
do y
151h October two per coot off. If not pad
lith November only nue per coot ofe.
Pay promptly eve your
WM. CAMPBELL.
uasbmker lath. tela ('oliecter.
(yATROUODB•-MRS. A. NICHOLL,
11 Nekton Mr+d, ie prepared wee all kinds
d hair week rude from cut hair or combing".
and .upriser hair for orders. eoleottao Mat
-
o.ent, cteanfog, rte.. and .lac has for rube toilet
requ1tea. shampoo powdnta, comm Ib Beaute
ss mameint noses. Herbo..rd ulo,..11w. SAG
FOR SALE OR BENT.
IUTDIOS .
MANY TIMEBWOUNDED, MUTSTILL
FULL OF FIGiiT.
1LiKETINOtrUV *URON COUNTY
Was in the Trenches with the Princess
Patricia's for Over a Year -Three
Times in the Casualty List -Bean
Merles of Encounters with the Enemy.
The oouadl of the of the count 7
of Heron will racer b wuss>ll ghostlier, In
the town of Goatee b, es urdsy. the 6th day
cif Ueoem4er Mgt. at 3 sfekrk•
W. LANE. Clerk.
O.dmire. tN'lemkr sat. MOI
/11,.111t,
A SPECIAL MEETING OF MAPLE
Li Lear U)OOR. Nor..a.O. U. IV.•Iii
be held at the Loire room. on Teenier °
em
In November With. ar.d will be add rowed by
J. j(. ()overstock. U. 1). O. >r and by Bert
Armetrona, etup rlol-ndeal, et Toronto.
All members or retest rswmbsre of the A. 0.
U.aeltse ..pedfl
ally requested to *Good tale
AMU. WOODS.
U RENT. -SOUTH SIDE 0 N
et ; itte I
T nD id bath some nt undo .ore AUCTION SALIM
rem. and beth. leaesmeut Iunndr7, all modern
wleam, newly deoated ar.d .mils -
ilMot
. fleet reamer ee. A.M. PULLEY. iaU -- --_-
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RICHT. -COTTAOE UN WEST
After over • year in the trenches in
Belgium. during which period be was
three times wounded, Pewit. Harry
Carey, of the famed Princess Patri-
cks, is home oara brief fnrleugh•
Stdway Mak Co.'s Proposals No
INK Agreed to.
The town Memel met on Friday
evening, with1 the weulb re. present
ll
A sdwber n( reports and cuwwuo-
'oatlons were `.alt with, including a
request from she public This was
tb$pu
ref for an Message to
wwooe.rks uyefsrred to tot' V
commit-
tee. the Hydro Radial Rail-
way Association and
LetfossilYthe Hydro Mu -
eloped Electric Association, asking
the coursed tosend representatives to
a meeting to Ne held at Toronto Nov-
ember 21st to consider Hydro -radial
matters and en increased supply of
power, were (Rad, and Mayor McLean
and Mr. H. B •14 dgena were delegated
to attend tb. meeting.
Dr. Holmes, secretary of the l'ollegi-
ats Institute board. addressed the
council with reference to the industrial
classes carded on under the direction
of the board. The council heal *seed
the board to 'Delude bread -making in
the work of tits cooking claves, end
Dr. Hearne* said the Mood was glad -to
have this evidence of the int..•reat taken
in the industrial .saner.. Mrs. Tancott,
the conking instructor, bad promised
to do what rto could in tbe matter of
bread-ruakinh. but this was a subject
not readily Mugbt in these evening
ew
elege, as the oecesSSi Y processes.
oc-
cupied considerable time. Brliadonak-
ing war an in which racy woman
who it took a pride, sod
such wonted were always ready. to
show girls h to do it, so that, out-
side of say i union that might --
given in the bool, it should not be it
difficult met fur girls to learn how
to snake br
The Doctor en Went on to give a
most into gR talk on the woik of more its mat elector thank' for tb
the indtlstrl Imam. They were in aid so generously given. • In additi
at uteri, he wild. w th the ides of keep- to other asaintanre the Chapter b
tog tomo the ctrl of living,ng oand all roiled during the year the sum
the teachers *ere working tothisend. $121.14 for the hospital funds. Oth
it was said that the peasant woman of contributions received for whi
France or Ce any could keep • fam- thanks ate heartily tendered we
a3 on what roily bethrowniet sway ou from the Menesetuna Canoe t'Iu
a w Canadian fapsily. By the elimination $I i Dr. W. J. R. Holmes, *It
of waste the house bills could he con- and U. 'J. Neftel, >l e. To all ilrtto ba
eldest. re and Mrs. Tancott
y made gifts to the hospital the tea
aimed to tesob the girls in her charge desires t' express its thank'. T
bow to buy and how to creak t0 the board also again thankl the to
teach
fancy
The ides was not to council and the county council
teach plainer
kion, but beet
make up their very' generous grants.
the plaiuerdi w 4a the tees( ways• TI. the superintendent, Mise. Ki
Incidentally. the Doctor said he won- end her *tape of nurses the board
dared why it 'win 00 difficult to par- sires to tender an expression of
chase hefreshd ilk in Godo -d. .ineere appreciation of cervices fa
In the dree.making and millinery or fully rendered, sometimes under
tyt,theswan how-to
idea of ( ��*luxe, tot always w
frchl er wise goers iit `c dolte linnet ex- tiiI ee and in the most satisfacts
for th.wralvrs ant keep down ex-
_ ntaunrr. 791. suprr4ntrndrut is
nI1
t ion
�'dated
re.
Vermes. t4cularly to be comas, in Barb of the. 'Please" ere was err'n'mreA1 yet efficient manner
5n attendance
end millinery) tum vwhich the operations of the hoop
an rtlend Tee tine year of thirty-five have been carried on since. she
to forty. The thawing class war with-- suutrd the menagPmeol.
poorly attended es i It was mmTo the tioderich Horticultural S
dere•). Dr. Holmen invited Lhe teem el. thanks are once re tendered
Isere of the o unci) to visit stir desire"' the much appreciated New ice in at the public library r at any time. ing the hospital supplied with Nu
The Doctor'' address was heard with )g plant'.
appreciation and at its conclusion The board, having offered to
there was •round of apo lau.e. ()minion Covernnlrnt the use of
The repeat of thee. ' " . ()minion
IA a halite.
recommended-titerr1 a issuing
of s arum- convalescent moldier., in the hope
ter for050'recounts 1 the issuing aoe.4 daor- Ooderib might have some fiber
der 7 se iyment tor the l p ing back to health
l'rnnpwny payment of gravel pot tot h
No. 67t4; a grant of $60 for the Chil-
dren's Aid Society ; a grant of $900 10
she public library board for the ye.r
19111; a reha,e of 1615 to M. W. Howell
on business tax for his hsrdwaresttre;
and payrnept of the balenceof the 1$ -
county rate (113.023), with interest to
date. Another eters.. of the report was
se follow': "in the matter of the let-
ter dated October 31st. 1916, from the
Mrreantile Co., submitting!
t
Although the midnight train oil
Friday night was more then an hour
late, over one hundred citizens waited
patiently at the O. T. R. station to
greetmeof his probathe ble arrival Since
not
known until late in the evening, there
eau no opportunity to organise a
formal reception, but nteu.bers of the
town council and the War Auxiliary
were on hand, and the welcome hums
lacked neither in official dignity nor in
popular enthusiasm. A torchlight
procession was formed, and the hero
of manybattles ryas escorted to the
home bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.M.
Carey. St. George's Crescent. where
his wife and little sun also awaited
bim.
While Private Carey's furlough
is for only three weeks, it is hoped
that an extension will be secured. .0
that at least he may remain at home
for the Christina.' season and possibly
for a longer period. Though he bears
the marks of many wound• and has
been severely shaken by his exper.
ieoces, Pte. Carey still looks rugged
and hardy and is not looking for any
release from the patriotic service in
which be has already horn so splen-
did a part.
Tb. Signal has had a most intiSees-t=
ing talk with tbe returned soldier, but
owing to the unexpected demands for
space in lois issue the narrative is re-
luctantly hold over until next week.
one in front of bin driveway.
Adopted
ted in the matter of the petition
'I JUMP.° ADONMN --.(ALB OF
HOUi�(� rilas lots AND FUR-
tenet. Part Hetet Awls le ` MING
T MA( NALL,. Kilda ammo.
1(R. OttOt DUNLOP
K RNNT.-MODERN HOUt3fI ON � ass et
w p�
t,1p�w"er Ten. Apse M JOS, V t rel ori M t=ifi -,
RIYPIN. • t eear.n.tete[. rM.
SATURDAY. DIXEMBEHmd,
BOURN FOR SALE IN VII LACE st 1 xs 0.ceoli shun'
The public works eomntittee re -
ported, that the
fors sewer on Btutsnnia road.
sewer should be constructed t street,
Cambridge street to Reg
with r proper manhole at the coroner
of Britannia and Regent, and if the
petition it sufficiently signed further
steps be left with the :baseman of t6.
committee.. Adopted. ---
The council then adjourned.
ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL.
Annual Meeting Hears Report of Past
Year's Work.. -
The annual meeting of the hospital
board was held on Tuesday' evening at
the court house. president,
to the absentee of the p
Judge Holt, owing to illness, the vice-
pre.ident, Mr. Joseph Kidd, occupied
Ithe chair and presented the entreat re-
port, which was es follows :
Or At; HU RN. -Seven roma, washroom, Three 'rotor (shim. rlorankers, 2
1 ni lase.
externem Iw e
from suite.bed.. 2 springs. 1 mattress. 1
bureau. Y wa.Aat«nd•, 1 wardrobe. 1 kitchen
cabinet. 1 It 'rye' I',•nlnn,l t r mgr. 1 Orford
range. 1 roar. cusbow.A. t ken hen cupboards. 1
Issuae. i kitchen chair .1 elotheekorse. 1 falling
kaf IaoIe, curtains. cup taln tole- and -hada.. 1
Davis newt g ur a kine, hnolenm. carpet..
I dishnn. lamps, garden ted.. Iawn mower old
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i N
wet/ awl woodehec ; good cellar , tarn with lardlnMro table. pa
.rook llaed eUole; maks house, rrarne b titd Ibnerd nAlgins rhnfr',.1 to 1bit
log 15.25; f� It tree. and gRa�rden. Apply on 2
premyes, MURRAY PATLftSON. Auburn,
TO CREDITORS•
naeserons other antro...
Terms coo..
OT10EO CRBDI'TORB.
Norewr`'e. Fvery,hlnel mu.e be sa4l.
1x TWO rirrai or QtJYIt l ('. N'HIT.Lr, ix�ORO. DUNLOP, '" THOS. GUN DRY,
aretygh*. Proprietor. Aeetiasse. •
N.ttas.k, hereby given that Oliver r. Whit.ly["minnur$A U
of the town of Ooder inose in the county_oc
Huron. Parrying on boom e. ate-� ie YAW' $1(5K, IMPLEMEN71i AND
norlertch. bet. made an asslgnn,ent under th-� �OUNKNULI) FUHNITUKR
elate. credits and, effectsto ThomeAct . etIrrd 1all 1I
NF1. AUM1lN K. CHURCH
of (itors. K for the gederwli bent fit of bb I will sell by public 'victim et let :it, oslawmfon
r, editors. a \\'eat Nawanosh.,m
A meeting of hi. creditors will be held tit. Ike MONDAY, NU\'K:MRKIt rt h,
.Aire of the undersigned. ofal, at ear, 19h, on dal- i
Ae .Soh dal of Norember, 1916,a the COM at for oak P
c•On i sharp:
HoRalW.-One hear) draft marc, 7 year. old.
In foal ; 1 hearydraft. gelding. r1dng 5 years
old : I heavy -Snail filly. roam[ 3 years old : 1
t10.6% -draft mos. rising 2 years Old: Idriving
urnwr
hoar of 11 o'clock in the for nook, to ,•crit. a
.t.len'rnt of stT.irr. to .p Im Ireprctor' and
he Iheir remuneration.atdfor the ordering of
the aileir• of the ea atm general .
creditor. are roque -ted to nes their el.tw.1
with the uuder.lgn.sl, with proof- and par- filly, '2 years old ; 1 dot ing filly, tfsu.g 1 year
neuters thereof requital by the said AA, ori or old.ArTt.g. -(inc mooch cow, 9 yearn old, darn in
befogs,.d the cal of sure meeting.
A ud notice is fuithrr Rfventhat after the 30th May :tMich cow.6 years okl, due In ADr11:1
day of 1h menber. 1916. the A.aiifnes will pro- milch (row. 7 year old due
[o eco March
h 1 Irnlch
rn
creel to Aistrfbut e, the a -sets• the
°hartdebtor steer41 molds,; 1 black calf, 1 year old ; 1
♦.- WORD -'iso THE WISE.
Price of Shoes Will Be High in Spring
-Buy Now and Save Mosey.
To the
Ciders. o
Contd./
The
ars M
(loderic
report,
October
1910.
The t
this ye
county
last yea
oriel da
being
. Dori
tbe hos
The
tan of
did an
nd th
What titter Chnatenas gift cOukl
you snake than a year's subscrip-
tion to The Signal? It would be a
weekly remembrance all through(
the year* And it costs only Jiic
Kollar
essertirow
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO..LIMITED. Puat.tswstt
LADS IN KHAKI.
Monday'. Toronto Star had the tol-
lowing :
The four little children of weut.
er.
Claude S. Pote, Military Cross,
romping around at their bowie, 121
W,odlawn avenue, today, overjoyed
sit seeing their daddy come Bowe (rum
the war. heist'. rote went oversees
with the :kith Battalion, and reached
France on July 1st last, just at the
time when the big offensive was cam.
wenced.
Oo September 15 at the battle of
CouroeIette. the loth Battalion was
befog hard premed. and Lieut. Pote,
who had been transferred to the 20th
Battalion, brought up two platoons
and held the t•eoch.
He fell at the opening of the battle,
wounded in several placee. Seven
pieces , t shell fr a head grenade
were hurled in his chest. lie etatea
that the engagement on September 15
wan about the fiercest that has yet
taken place. Just now the Cauidians
are not engaged in any severe fight -
Ing. '
Before enlisting. Lieut. Pote wan
manager of the Dovercourt Land Co.
For eighteen years he was with the
sat Royal Devon Yeomanry Cavalry.
His wutber, Mrs. S. R. rote, lives in
Devon.
Lieut. Pole is a former resident of
lruderich. ]
Member. the
he Toon tofe(iuderich and tit the
of Huron.
hoerd of trustees of the Alexan-
arine and General hospital.
le presents its tenth annual
embracing the period from
let., 1915, to September 30th,
of+l Dumber of patients treated
ar was 149 (town .Cases 110,
cases 30), being nine less than
r. The total number. of hos-
ys during the year w 2,141„
an average stay of pati ots 1n-
titption of 14.42 days.
ng'tbe year there have
pffat 6.deaths and 21 birtbl
Abmeek Chapter of the DatlglG
the Empire continues its spien-
d helpful worjefur the hospitetl
e board dallier to express en
BISHOP WILLIAMS' VISIT.
Confirmation Cere- mgay at St. George's
0o Sunday -A Call for Fuller Life.
There was a large ongregation on
rai church,
Sunday evening K
bead of the
d where elf
i Huron,p siinietered the
Huron, Williams,
diocese Sd
rte of confirmation to nine candid-
ates. His Eotd'Lip preached from
the words of Hebrew' 12 : 1, 2 -"Let
us run with pe.ience the race that is
set bliTerleur. looking unto Jesus the
author end finisher of our faith."
Life was viewed as a race. in which
the ilurner'e energies were exerted to
the utu.oet for the successtul outcome
of the contest. There was r great re-
serve force in the world that could be
used in tittle* of *trees. As an in-
stauoe, the Bishop pointed to the tre-
mendous rftorti now being put forth
by the reee Ie of Great Britain in all
lines of 1,i oduction. By the greater use
of ttoir energies, a smaller number of
people In Ire aggregate were turning
out vu%. ly great.r'r volume of pro -
etre. Life should not be permitted
du
to dvgenet ate 4040 a saunter -it
should be s race : we, should take life
seriously and nuke the hour'* count
for s.uuething aecontpli.hed. What
the world was in need of was con,aru-
t'awed eoergy. devoted to noble pur-
Last week mention was made in The
Signal of the severe wounding of Pte.
Harry Urquhart, grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Currin, 0f Vancouver, B. 0.,
formerly of Oo•derich. Word has sure
been received of Pte. Urquhart r death.
-
e Signaller Victor Bell, son of Mr. and
on Hr's. David Bell, wbo was te-
as ported mis+ing, is now reported t. ba
of a prisoner of war in Germany. _
er
ch
re re
1,
4) :
ve
rd
be
ion
for
LADIES 10 ,ND onePNTLEMEN,- Our *d-
wbv can speer the
esongy •t. theke Lee y e nt time is tq-Iay In
a supply of s:xres ahead. Pricer are
one
who
own
hely two
sold anyone y
soaring y
R
or three pairs of eburs ahead will iw
money in tr•Ic(;et by doing so. Only
tbis week vee had a -hater from a
wholesale house advi.ing'us that the
present wholesale price of a line of
shoes whi,•h we have been retelling
for yeareat $3 is $5.13. and this i. only
(a sample of *cleaners all along the
line. Un shoes we ire buying now fur
spring selling the advance will run
from 50 cents to $'2 a pair. Of the
particular line we referred to just
now -we have thirty-eight pairs
tests- eat
customer, can have thew at the old
prices. You Cart *aye the cost of * pair
of good .hoes by buying two or three
pains now.
The current issue of The' Shoe and
Leather Journal has tate following
comments_to make on the present
sitoation '
"During tbe past two weeks the
leather market has continued to
harden in all brim_ Hide prices have
gone up several p0i0te and this bas
had the effect of cgnsiog tanners to
become atntolutrly wdamantin0 with
regard to contracting for future bus-
iness.
'Manufactuterf have to do quick
thinking these day.. Thule who hes-
itater get left: A pro nliuent shoentan
who thought he had contracts for
sumcier.t Ie.ther t l cover the require-
ments of his spring trade, hut, who
found his older. considentbly ahead
of IIIs estimate, has (wen endeavoring
to cover himself, but finds it import-
Ode
nipor-
fldeto get what he wants at anything
like the bas4a upon which he sold his
shoe..
"Where will it end 1- the question.
1t_ )e hoard to lay. if matters keep ou
going as they are It is a difficult thing
ret the )rice of shoes
to conjecture what 1
will be six uionths hence. People
trghed-at the hien of there being any
acelous shortage of leather six month*
ago and there acre some lines today
Oust tnonei will riot buy. To bow
many lines this may apply next April
no man has the temerity to predict.
In view of all this it. will certainly
he money in your pocket to buy *hoes
Your"
verytruly,
Yo
new.
WM. SHARMAN. L.
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amongst the pea....•- .-
'swan! only to the elei)n. of which n 'lee .ht1
Mon here been given. and *het he will not be
liable for the a..e•s or any part thereof. to any
proton or tercets of whose clan' he shall not
then h1te notice: -
Dated Nos ember Illh, 1(416.
W �USltorfor Assignee.
Y.
7MZt
' FOR S�
DOR RALE. -AT R$SIDENCE OF
r MRs. A. O. MaDbNALD serve Sher
soiree store. dome frost ed. Wawa cabinet
and a buffet. : "tit
A�
,f30
_ R Pbe'I'1t,
�a
K *MGR.-()
B. C. sMasMa !Apply W. T.95 tf
RII►DEL1.,
MUSIC.
spring calve..
Ptah.- Two p*R+'. 6 weeks old.
FOWL -A number. of young hen..
IMPLartemem-One Mower) binder,:
foot Fut, nearly nr.w : 1 McCorini'k mower. it
foot Cot: 1 twofurrow plow, 1 ..et disc harrows.
1 set iron harrow.. I .ma ion; 1 hay binder, 1 hay
rake, t roller. 1 cult orator, 1 tiding plow. 2.et.
of trucks 1 bay rack. Y otock racks. 1 horse
tonne .hd jack, 1 emitter. 1 buggy', 1 Frost N
Wood binder. 1 gravel
A quanttt7 of household furniture and
numerous other articles.
Kverything must be dispo.ed of..' proprietor
Is "Mee %V cod.
Tr.auP.-All .ums of 510 and under. c.eh ;
over ..hat amount. 11 month'' emelt will be
riven on furnishing approved joint note.. A
doormat it the rate of 1 per cent. allowed fpr
cash on credit amounts.
AUSTIN K., CHURCH, THOS. 0UNDItY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
ng,
dr -
its
ith-
try-
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ry
par -
the
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in
it al
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MIS$ NINA WOVLLCOM HN,
Ti -ACHRR PIANn.•-•Pnpllnprepared for
Toronto Conservatory exeminatlnn.. Apply at
residence. Trafalgar street. ooderleh. 34 -If
HBO.
R. SUNBURY. A. A. C. 0.,
T
1. ). M.. Moa
nit . a Choirmaster h
oirma.ter of
1
1
,
Knox Church. Teacher plena, voice, organ.
Nothrprepared
ropITllla Studio
.l'tposite alnw"
r
MEND
x•s,..
GIRLS • WANTED
APPLY
�,.....e-- -
Iii
KNITTING CO.
i
Autos And
C'rrbi t'es
PAinied
Call and make
arrangements to _
have your paint-
-•ing done this
winter.
LET "SHINER" DO IT.
The Dominion Road
lylachinery Co., Limited
PHONE Ib4 COMM CH
e
for
krep-
wet-
the wi
etrengt 0
from the w
bit" inthe
with some reg
the building w
merely Large to
purpo.e.
Herewith is the N
showing the receipts
for the year.
Dated this 21st day 0
poser.
Thr new system of lighting recent-
ly placed in the church was used for
tbe first tin,e and proved eminently
satisfactory. 'Inc fixture• are beauti-
fully deigned and the lighting is Well
arranged. err that the comfort and
convenience of all in the church are
provided .or. Thi. Iigbtipg was in-
stalled as the gift of Mrs. Morton to
the church se a memorial of her hus-
band, the late Mr. W. L. Horton.
Don't G;pwd Us So Close, Please.
Owing to unexpected pressure upon
our columns ihie week, many item. of
Local beva ale crowded out. Adver-
tisers world help as greet( 1f they
would make, an'angenlenti or sport'.
as early ill the week as possible. This
would allow us thee to arrange for the
handling of additional-_. savertleing
without crippling unr news service.
'Tu* $11NAL.
"S'ghtly wounded." This is the
briefbut cheering cable that Mrs. W.
L. K. Wimps, of 74 Admiral rued.
Toronto, received from her Ntddief
husband, Lieut. W. L. K. Williams,
who is reported wounded by Ottawa
on November 17. The Ottawa mes-
sage just said wo•rnded, and was sent
to Mr. R. S Williams, .1•) Lonsdale
road, father bot the wounded oMcrr.
Yesterday morning Mn. Williams re-
ceived a cible' from her huahand,
which lifted a R.eat worry from her
mind. Lieut. Williams was attached
to the NIth.gaW►ho *. awl *minted at
Osbawa tast'yeat. On the Bhttallon's
arrival in England,',L,ieut. Williarus
was drafted along with dtber 94th n(.
Be-
fore
livers
into a
We'd PI n
t
' lism
bore downing the khaki,Ltleut.
WIl
was in the head ober of .the Bank of
Montreal. He is a member of the
Argonaut Hewing Club end the Vic-
toria l'Iteh. 'there is a 1hr months
baby son, John, at the Willi s resi-
dence that is waiting for hie rldldie
daddy. to come ,borne.
(The above pa titular+ are fob
Toronto�titar n . Mame la be
er son of 'Mr. R. 8.;_WIllta'llv...
formerly AiOdericb''.nk►negPF fou ib..
Hank of (:ornrnPTO�. He 1 remain-
tweed
es ln-
treed in (;tltderteh ait
the
the
lee
that
e in
and
the young men returned
front after 'doing their
real struggle, received
t the in}yemanon that
not considered soft-
employed tot "this
ncial statement
d expenditures
November,
p
proposals for cancellation of agree Wilk •
Jos. KiDU,
went between the town and Company
no� Vice- pre.ident.
your committee reci)ntmenl1 that.
H • F• HOD
Se•cret
taken on the prnp,waland
N itecret*ry.
action be
that the Company be noLIled Ilia
council expects the original agreement
to It• carried out."
The last -Mentioned clause we. the
.ubject of sonic diecuerion. Mr. F. H.
H,olgens, the local manager of the Mid-
way Mercantile Co., who was present,
explained that he thought, after hav-
ing met the counrill.lre wind talked the
matter over with them, he itad their
consent to go ahead with 'ultimo.-
mental
ulti g. -mental for clewing up the factor y here.
The question would not have come up
at all at (hie time bad it not been that
At Knox church next Sunday inner-
ing, Rev. R. 0. McDermid's subject
will be : "The Spirituel Chellenee of
the War." Evening sub)eet : "A
ReOpoo fdr Congratulation.
LOST AND FOUND. '
providing
Melt
of
ILr1 R
the council; with theP
accomntodstion for the wintering of
siTdlers here, bad suggested that the
Sidway Co. m4 ht •scat, t �y factory I /worn. 'roto pnqrr
,rt.
for this purpose On con ider*tion the ir°'ilot nOtotem...,
ratlm ..
Company had decided t would be
more convenient to,remove now than
at the'end of the Company's teem in
August, and he (Mr. Hodgen) had
gone ahead with the arrangements for
d the
h
P hN
removal, supposing that
consent of the council in doing P0.
Councillor Munninge urged that it
_Z
iiOUND.-A SMALL SUM OF
r MONi*Y. Apply atSIGNAL Orrt0L
-.-.(4r*. NAIRN,
Trickier
The addreee was adopted and a Vet
thanks was tendered to the hoard
till "clots.
ttea"11rre, Mr. C. A. Nairn, p1tr-
nted-the financial etatemeilt, as tol-
es :
• " Plnanci atelnent
ar et October, I91i, to .I 14* September, MM.
W 411iaml. I •
A Musical Evening.
A Victrola for Christmas.
Celdwril the druggist is putting on
a Christmas ..*sure contest to wbieh
the euccreolnlcontestant will receive
free R grnu4ur Vlcttola (regular price
$416.;•1)) The condi' jets.. of the con-
test are given io The Signal's adver-
tising columns this week. Everybody
has w rhauce to secure (hie foe Vic -
touts. and there wilt doubtless be a
keen rare up to the date net for the
closing of the contest, December Med.
fel
end this
give m fie.
tl
�t shell 7
Wb
B
U•brIsttxas for a r•e*1 t..aen of friend-
ship' Ob. I know, a photograph. 115
make an appointment with J. WW.
Truesier today. His phone is 187. 311-21
Seal•shipt 0yaters..olid meat 'and
slwsys Ire b, tt Ndwards'. Phone 200,
On Monday evening next, 27tkinet•.
a recital will lee given (TI the Terve'*. itprttn Victoria) opera House. Tim
It II by pupils of Mr. And Mr.. program will be of a refixed characte[r-
dr
for summer w a
(phone f18). $2.00 per crud. if
For homemade tattled, or ours ism
cream, in bulk or bricks, try Black -
stone's. Phone 240. •
Thursday, December 21.4. has been
selected try the Collegiate institute as
.*&.date of their entertainment to be
hemlock slabs
Cleo. H. King, assisted by an orehe$tra.
A silver collection will he taken`la de-
fray expenses. The proftrdltt i(r fir'
follows :
Pit00 RAM.
elite r
Overture-"l.b•rt5Dier. era.' • Kehr Hide`
noprano8olo--"The Carnival"
\li-s Violet- Iwhhwaite
P(auo Bolo-"Mosni6Rhti»e*eh.. ; Beet lHarreOn
Miro Ver' Humber. H Brehe
Cordeilt9 eo - lieu lime, itt
"Lnder.the Mistletoe •
Piano Duet 11.,Kngleniatin
MI.. Ulllae Wallis and, hi Geo. H. King.
....Solo -"f he Kier of the %\'o„H Am P'
K: L 0aufuoi
Mr Hir'Id Aitken. •
Selection -."Wedding of the %Vied. .J. T. 11ati
Irrhe.t M. '. rich tewrl rt
efopranolhdo-- "fo Those N'hsl.eru t?*'
H, \f at h'htrn , p'nPrMtnr. T. Uo!t ttRr, nnotlnnr•rr.
• MHA Vera Klliel� 1 Sari-mr.tr, pee.'2 (gearing aealon sale of
Plano Solo •'K,imenuol V"tn/e ....ltutinsteln hnu_e1.ltr furniture and fnnd.hln(ts. pr memo --
Mos Mee F ,',that'. of Mr. Oconee Dunlop. se h s residents/. 5100th
Soprano gtrlo-' The felt` IDy ±u telP,roclia.4 , Amer. Uotetich. Teo..tiesonr. suet latter.
of
of
se
lot
Y.
li
li
1)0
art'KI I'rs.
Ra15
Infirr On Amid 1.: (heeler, ne.1„.. .9 Vito. mo
Fant. from Ihet.rlo Government... -3. 11..
(runt Irmo town of Ooderich . -:.-. . _ N. Ir`
Or
from comitypf Huron I,om
nations -In. K. J.K. Holme.- DI
- U. J. Naftel.
^ --Menmetlrt OsageUiree..! t'u N1
7i m
!ret .xi
to dh*uusted Hal ::11.4.3i
' 1}I,tlyl
zxa.•tntn�itdt.' •
5 ISn
161
aitd meal 7'.
-•
•1
'L A
2
117'w
X11 .K
1ZH
In s;
,,, ai KI
Hreoln K,.eep, etc AI
Fccl .... Mi 78
ICleetrfr light.. Ir ?L i....0-.
Water and telephone 11 In Plano Solo --"Cradle Songg.�
17 5U ( Miss With it.
Yom sail ate.-...
inc "r IiAtU Soprano Solo-^lannshlne of
1 Mla* I Doolittle.
. W ANTtp.
_
ffIRAOHIER W A NTR D. --F O K
1 .'boot section No, 17. A.hfeM. Duties to
. r•ommenne January :IPA. 1917. Koond-Ela*• pro-
, tr*si^nal eerti5arle ppr,ferrel. APplr• sl*V 11)
nw116owtlnns and gV.ry ex{,e M
q rt to )A
H 1.9h
e11.WAIN, Sec. re.•.. 1 . It. N. . ep
paedtos, Oat. Phone. '.!1 r s, 1 lnngennnn :IP t
Nu ANTEi). -MA('HINISTS AND
1, tool makers for mnnitloria ell end forme
machine work, 8plenild opMr r
,'' forel men. Applvt-•R()X 14. Toung men who hale HE S1(444AAon to L.
IMlinderteh. __ -
F;N AND WJ1$ra*a WANTBD.
Plve or six heed, 1 er ter....,,,,d.
. Anrep to PAOICT GRAIN )00R8 ('0..Oode-
' rlrh.
Hatcher; meet
.Rutterand n
o boe
u1
Milk .
Teats and fueleodee
pnUtnrs rend vegetable" ;rt.�.
Groceries and provi.lou+ -
was not good policy to quarrel with Dreg- and mrd Minn.. Iles'
Medea' d .ur'icel*app
the Company. whores good oMcPs the
town might want for the seeming of
a new tenant for the factor
Oouncillor Wigle said tie wished
e o o4.'
to make himnelt perfectly under t
He had pointed out that the meeting
spoken of by Mr. Dodgems WA. not a
regularly conetituted meeting of the
council, and he certainly had not ac-
quiesced in either of the propoeitionM
submitted by Mr. II (Agee.. He
thought Mr. Hodgene wee going pretty
fast on what batt taken place in the
council.
Mayor McLean saki the Company
had not fulfilled its agreement, es to
operating the factory. Mr. Hroieens
"aid that w*. 'something with which
he had nothing to do.
A motion to refer the di.pnted clause
hack to the et-snrnif,tee ww6- carried
seven to one. only (7oiinrillor Wigle
dinentine.
The report as time amended won
then isthmoid.
The cemetery end park. committee
recemmonded that. (leo. Watson. 1I -
gin avenue, be permitted to cut down
an
fielding and hnir.efurs)shlet'.•....
a short play being one of the features.
Remember the date, Drpber-,21..
Mr. C. P. N. Carman, who has been
organist of i t. (ieorgr rechtlreb for a
year. ha. teen App limed 0rganlat of.
Uh. Anglir'All chug. h At Nisg aea.F)sllfi._
his 1•r..ignrat here to take effeot
December bit. "
•
AUCTION SALES.
Mosuay. Nov. "-. -Ile/King amnion hale of
f.rn' .1,1*. Imp! ewer. and hnueehold fnrnth
lire. prol.'4tY o' Mr. An+tln K:..1hurch, et lot
x!. ennet..I n I. N'4 W*waeal-h, eomrueneher-'
it 1 o'clock sti.n'. T. OCenRT, auctioneer. .
THt•Ran.ar, Nov. 71 -'tale of young cover
and other clot', at. ho 47. tier field line. Owls
• hie. .1 I o:eI.-k. 1iKIR R HOLLAND.
BORN.
Piano Solo-- K) M I F A t A h x.ndrn
Mo, Oen. H. I.R'(Orchest re IMANwnt.a^1N.ent1. -
Merle
, w
one'.
liab
rI.1 .
l'tt
rant
1 K \
Nihon trot
ich
r (lode?
` , sh ortal.
011ie. 11rt1enpnM"• ON November 11. to Mr. end .Mrs. R. M.
1• tier 11. Moon an, s von t\l'ilharn tlilcdbu,.
Pian Duet- autumn I r �-Ohri•. Lh'dsay
Mr. H. Barker and4ii1JL� ��
Piano
n qr - MARRIED.
Soprano non -"Thr Flow; ,, I' (iounud. 1TI1A(1;H.%". CUNNINGHAM. the
rn.n.c..\uh'rrn, on Wedne-d•ay, November
Miss Ade Ste 'lin i. Rm. A. Laing. Pearl Aroma Conning-
'
PlreoSelo-"tart•. of n'.• Wild ioweWcnrtch he My of Hallett, to Edward James
' M1.. Lillian Wane. �\ w N$ranChan. of Oalench town -hop.
contralto Solo -"A L,.vcrt V )f .' W jl.L1-a\Ie LLYIiLAyT ER,- Al November Fast
K
Atm t
ua
A
•c
ON e
Y niber I
r
11(Is- r
R. A.. Wary . lost James R
amttten
1'fao0Solo-" 4.1)or Prayer" O 1.. It t Rev. d.ugMer of John Llnklder,
Mos. IMA" M, Felker, t. "e ea tj,slertcn,
Soprano Solo -"A MA" Morning Ur.leneh. to !terry Talbot w Miami.
Moss hat 1141tia Dam tL1.i'N • i.A\\'tIONrAt IkTmlt, Mkh.. on
Seleotton-"Hlimur0-ke ., �a otunitler 21, by Het'. Mr. Mct'kbe, Anna
•lirchetro 1lwitghice of Pert. lord M... la.w.nn, of
Baritone )bob 1Mlertssl •,,.APrMh to H.ymosel F. Allen, .on of Mr.
r. w
yl I) RM.
and 1g. john Olen of tri Oregon avenue,
'Detroit - •
(3)111 i1-tlTHAiTON At the residence of the
7l ravel sari
bride * I0'v., t 4' end
Mr-. 1
d,ne?. tone. It. C, MMI1r:m1A, apt(. T
dna, oven'her, r1. air..
Btenitot o,John l*'il.op nntlth, all of bods .+,.
Ore.
DIED ..
(_I'Rltle. Janet
Ue�tsrieh towosltipven Novgi.
K.Iarlr- am wage• M si .• dee lSsrHh
Advert
Iso . • ' . .. II IR Plano Deet - "Fa'rY 4nc,•n Ay
Cottage
reg and .npplles _ Ml ,e bis° orlon Prld hoe' awl Ate HLKing.
�mtli
Repair. rent and nor -.^-- yN 70 (soprano Salo -')'he torr*w
et Nome; Peet
.- ISA tti Mrs. Oen. I1. Kong. .
Pain note and mleTr.t . 6!, AI 4 'Hod nave rhe K0ts.
Menem ' -. - - -.
•
'rhe stetement Wes received mad re-
ferred to the auditors.
The old hoard of directors wale 're-
elected, with the exception of Judge
Doyle, removed from town, and the
addition of Judge Dickson and itheriff
'rhe serretery was instructed te wend
preitaing the deep t•egret felt hy ell
connected with the hospital 'milk et
his enntintied nine's.
Coamt-seeled oyster., solid meat,
fresh from the oyster hefts, eit Black-
' st.01144.ti Phone 240
het II IL
church the. wet k have been well at wimmyr,sr.mnft,
tended and the messeare brought by I
the evangeliat, llov F. C. Elliott,' of ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTE•flOv. 21*
Toronto, has twon received with ap
will remain here tint After Deeember .se,,...ea memoir( m.o.. teat tieoge.A0ar.W. I
3rd. ripbalting emch evening. except county Connell Melf,111( urn. Lase - 1
Saturday. All who ere interested *fel Auction eals-••eo. Dunlop .. . 1
of the meeUngs.
Small Slim of MOMY rosad-eigeal .. 1
found on page 4 this week. It con- Vet set . I r 'tient Viet/vim Scheel ........... 9
Mine an ann ...... cement of special in- •,,.. esaas,,anoi-eagtha ata ewes „. ..... -• a