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8ADEBIOH, ON FhJ O, THURSDAY. DEC. 91, . 1916
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SAVE, Because -
Pc verty
ecause--Pcvefty is the fruit of thriftlessness.
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HERB JANE
sends his greetings for Christ-
mas and tbe New Year tee all
his old friends and customers.
His dray business is still
going on. While he thanks
all for their past favors, he
trusts that they will still con-
tinue to send their orders to
the old name as usual.
IKI+t Hurons, Shornchge Camp,
Kent, England.
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PUBLIC 10TICltr-__ ._
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TOWN OF GODERICH.
�\ BYLAW NO. 13, OF 11'15.
901 SALE OE RENT.
GOOD BYE, OLD YEAR !
Our Tows Clllllllllicil Leeks Back Over Its Year's Work and Thinks
h Has Dote Not Badly Final Meeting el 1916 Closes with
A1-rosad Felicitation -Some Important &hers Discussed of
Felay Eva*.
110 RENT. -SOUTH SIDE O h
1 epartneat hone oo North *trod; six
room. and bath. basement laundry. all modern
ooaveeleaew; newly decorated and easily
boated. Rost r.sooeablc. A.M. POLLEY. Stitt
A�shoko the vote of the ratepayer* of the towo
-'\
Of Roderick entitled to rote sal money Iv-
a..
-
a . of a .tueen:n lobe •ubmltted wheafer
mid ratepayers are Lo tavor of having
our•i, ipallty develop or "owl Mr., through
Hydro-alertnc Power Comtolsaloe of
w hates or wort. may be required
ler the mpply of electric energy or power
e4.ttl Ilan le aneb ekeitztc power u 1. mJ.
abg, •,)ppl.od or can be obtained ander
s• &be ea id tog aontrac• with the Hydro1i1ee-
4ir Ina or tommiwekanof Ontario.
Wbmres+ the moni. teal coon. it of the cor-
poration of the town of Urden, h deems It ad
vtaable en orifi it `, 1 , the ratepayer,, of the .and
own tit U✓ terlrh em it tot to rote on money by•
laws. , qup.tion u. to whether the wild rate-
payer. ere til favor of hating the municipality
oeveloo or a/vfulrr through the Hydro -Klee nc
Power 1'0 ishan of Ontario. whatever wort+
may be requited for the atiPPIY of eleetrlc
energy or power In addition to such electric
energy of power V i1 already applied or ten
be obtained under the exit -tine tract with
the H1 die -Electric Power Comm len of 4In-
talio
Therefore the noticed of I he oorporafion of the
town of Iloderich enacts o. follow. :
1. That the following que bion be aob$litted
PO the ratepayers of the municipal corporation
of the town of Oodvrlrh entitled to voteon
nom:
Agit'OU IN rAVOR HAVING
solluN11tI UV( DKVICU'K UR AC L7
FHn000 TIM HYDRO-F,t,ECTIt C )
ER NO
rat COM ION OF ONT RIO WHAT-
`YS MAY IC RR UI1�KD FOR
THE SUPPL OT ELECTRIC'KHOY UH
Mow ERIN AD ITIUNTOBUCHKLICUTRic
PLOW ER A9 IS .HEADY OHTA1NrtD 1.1N•
DER THE KXI INO CONTRA( 'T WITH
THF. HYDRO -KL 'L,TRIC POWE COM-
MISSION OF ONTA 10 t
1 That the vote. t the mid ratepayer.
shall be token on TMT nrmuon at the tame
boon.. on the .inns day,* .the .rime place. and
by the .ame deputy-return)pg i•ftl.wrs 10 for the
.i*e•lion for the municipal aiq nos for 1917.
& A tree n0p y of thle bylaw shall be pub.
•Mhed In the following newer* r on the day*
hereinafter mentioned. that I. sa : In The
liolerich Signal on the 7th. 14th, nd 21o1 day.
thin bylaw
copy 7
of it December. 1918, and a l7 HO11, at the
Mail be mi Ibm t the Town
MotoRlor. al the acnes of KMelton '1(n:et and
the Square and at the corner of (Montreal
street end the Square.
�, Ont he moon day of '
December. lata, a
COM In the toenail chamber on Eget sem bre , In
the town of Ooderloh. at 10 oelnek forenoon.
M&70? will. in wrung signed by him. *p-
t two iin
p
up of the vote. by the clerk oilfdthlaal tnor-
, and one ptnae to attend each pnllirrn
behalf of the person" intere-ted In and
h, of the answering of the "aid question
le the A4lrtoative, and n like number on be.
half of the persons Interest.d In and de.lroue of
the rens, sting of the rid question in the nee. -
11 vs reopen Iv ply.
i The 2n4 day of January, 1917, at the .aid
council chamber, town Oode lc summongocp
k
a. m.. le hereby b,ppo
by the clerk of alar corporation of the numbest
of vote. given In the affirmative and in the
esu t P respect 'vet*,
Ma.lc. peened and etiactrad this first day of
December. A D, 1916,
R RENT. -ERN HOUSE ON
HOUSE FOR SALE IN VILLAGE
OT AUBURN.-8.veo rodme. washroom.
pastry and woodshed ; Rood ostler ; bun with
-lined stable ; smoke bowie, frame b-tlld-
imes; fr•-ft trees noel _garden, Apply on
ismisMURRAY PAERSON, Auburn,
13Ot
FOR SALE
VVAN OR KERSENE ENGINE P'I
BAIA CHEAP. -3D b p.. portable. ,11;
OX MI. B.yfoid P. O. 442t
A Christmas Gift
What finer Christmas gift could
you make than a year's subscrip-
tion to The Signal, It would be a
weekly remembrance all through
the year. And it costs only Oue
Dollar.
TIIIC/11t)LAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED. Preriseas
CUUIITY COU RT.
Judgment Reserved is Davis vs. King -
Verdict in Port Albert Case.
The County Court opened 011 Tues-
day, December 12th, before His Honor
Judge Dickaop. There was a lengthy
docket, but several of the came were
postponed, the Court being occupied
until !Saturday in the hearing of three
or four cases.
Coulter we. Button was an notion
for breach of covensnt.-*o a farm
The WWII council of 1916 celebrated with a ilttlo Ade thanking the conn- testae, the parties living near the ,11 -
its own obsequies on Friday evening ciI for the they bad paid to lege of Lucknow. Tuesday afternoon
last, when the last meeting of the I their duties d the year. He mid all day Wednesday were taken
year was held. All the members were hoped the ineoestag council would be up with this case. The jury returned
is verdict for plaintiff for $30 damages.
His Honor reserved the question fur
costs. W. Proudfoot, 8
plaintiff ; R. Vsnstone tWingham)
for defendant.
McConnell vs McGee -This was a
case from Port Albert, the plaintiff,
David McConnell. ruing for damages
to premises and crops. The defend-
ant was John McGee. The plaintiff
claimed $10e for garden stuff des-
troyed and other damage caused on
his premises by McGee'. cattle. Me-
tier bad • counterclaim. The hear-
ing occupied all day Thursday. The
jury brought in a verdict of 540 for
plaintiff and nothing to defendant on
his counterclaim. The question of
costs was reserved: L. E. Dencey for
plaintiff ; W. Proltdfoot, K. C., fur
defendant.
Mann vs. Appleby was an action for
seduction, the patties living io._.the
township of Hullett. Judgment was
entered by consent
plaints
for $&J0 damages and $1
M. Hest (Seafo ith) for plaintiff ; Dud-
ley Holates„K. C. (Winghe.m), for de-
fendant.
Davis vs. .ing g
attention of the
present, with Mayor McLean in the progressive and would do as well ac,
choir. nr even better than, the council of
'i'be tax collector reported receipt of ltlltl, sad that their successors would
1918 taxes of nearly $57,()110 have less trouble with the manutac-
'L'be usual motion for extension of I turfing plana than thie year's council
the time fur the collection of taxes to 1 bad had.
February let, 1017. was peered. Councillor WIRIe followed. Of his
A communicet•ion from Aemilius } throeears at the council tbis year, be
Jarvis, of Toronto, naval recruiting said, been the most !whinier,.
officer, eking That a meeting be ar- The finances of the town had iwpcoved
ranged for the purpose of inlet wiling leowewbat as he boiled would be
LMR SALE. -AT THE RESIDENCE
L of Mai JOHN 1LNUX. opener of Waterloos
&ed 8t. Patrick's street, s good coal mad wood
range with reservoir,
FOR BALS CEDAR POSTS ALSO
H. C. *Magic,. ,.Apply W. T. RIbDELL
Auburn. 96 tat
WARTED
the people of U.•derich in the navy,
wru referred to the special committee
with power to act. The opinion of
the council appeared to be that the
shown by the statement shortly to
be issued. On the other band, proper
attention had not been paid to the
rioting fund in previous years and the
meeting should not be bend until alter dsy of reckoning was at hand. In
the boliday season. May a debenture of $M,60B would tall
The Bell Telephone Co. asked per- due and • loan would have to be
mission to place three poles on Tar- floated to meet it. "We do the best
falgar street. between Victotii street with what we have to do with," said
snd C&mbria road. Referred to public
works committee with power to act.
A request from Capt. Murdoch Mc-
Donald
o-Donald for a reduction of rental for
his stall at the town freight shed for
the winter months was sent to the
harbor committee.
An enquiry from Mr. J. J. Mitchell,
license inspector for North Huron, ea
to wbetber a bylaw bad been passed
under section 120 of the Ontario
Temperance Act, appointing an
officer to enforce the Act in the town
of Goderich, was referred W the spec -
I committee. The clerk stated that
rid, such bylaw bad been peeped in
Goderich.
A communication from Mr. J.
Youngson with regard to a proposed
shipbuilding plant for Uoderieh was
received and It was decided to co-op-
erate with Mr. Youngeou in furnish-
ing blue pripti. e`tc.,for the informa-
tion of the people with whom he 1. in
communication. Councillor Muu-
uings, chairman of the hartor cum-
mitbee, bavieg been in touch with Mr.
Youngson in connection with the pin-
point!,
ro-poil, the matter wine referred to his
committee.
An enquiry from t • Paget brain
Door Co. ate to the beble disposal
of the Doty 1plt was read: e a
letter ja•.4an i�aemirs. Prtnidfuu:i.. .+i.it r-
an & (joke outlining a proposi min
from the Dominion Road Machinery
Co. (or WO rental of the Doty plant
fur a munitions factory. The clerk
was instructed to send each of thi-, en-
quitets a copy of tba advertisement
olfet ing the plant for sale.
A communication from the tour
solicitor, enclosing a letter from Mr.
W. ProudRwt &eking an early Nettle -
went of the Beechler loan matter, wee
sent to the 'finance committee, with
the suggestion that the committee
at an early date. The town has
be holding beck $5,0111) of the loan
because Mr. Bsechler has not hunt the
dry kiln mentioned in the bylaw. An
a ury kiln of this kind is nut needed
for the work Mr. Beecbler is now do-
ing, and as be has about eighty em-
ployees at work in his factory, at was
considered that tome settlement
should be reacted.
The report of the finance committee
included a large number of accounts
to be maid, and the following recom-
mendations : That the request for a
grant to the National Maniteri As-
sociation be filled ; that the Ooderich
Collegiate Institute lamed he paid 55011
on the 1010 levy and the aepat&te'
school board 53(9.); that the firemen's
payroll for the year, amounting to
$450, including the fire warden's sal-
ary, be paid. The reportwas
adopted.
Councillor Munnioge premeoted the
report elf the - ep eia4 committee a#i.,
pointed to look into the condition 0(
the huilding and maehinei y of the
Wheel Rigs factory. The rep.nt
stated thea the committee had looked
over the huilding and had agreed on
certain repairs, which MT. .Hodgenm
ad already made. Other repairs
hick had not been made would cost
about 592.511 and the committee had
agreed to accept from Mr. Hodgen a
cheque for 51,400 in full -91,322A being
the amount of rent owing as already
&greed upon, and 575 for the repairs
to he made. The report was adopted.
Oohncillot. Monologs remarked in
allusion to an.enquiry made at • pre-
vious meeting "We have a lot of
boats tied up et a harbor and there
is rowan fora lot
It wise mored by
tVl(1 . ARRTA� R WANTED. -STERE
I3�Tir�a_
T�"
RACHKK vt(AW'I'ED FOR S. b.
No. 1. 4olbereN township. bolding a oec-
cadcla.s profreseem1 certificxate. Ualary 5410 to
OSP. et,eordlug to experience and quellara-
tien+., Vatic. to commence January rd, 1917.
sup*. atinsaxperf nCA»!AJ_,l', 1 0F11114►.
Hee, nese!. R.p. Nil tl nsyerleb. Oat. 11-11
(� JNSMITAiNI;.-Ila YOUR GUN
1r la out sd eclair. decd. truing, or the
r -
p clog of any pert. bring it In me. I mm pre-
pat
ed' lode ail work in this line. 1 hder. m y
be left at the West street barbershop. W.
LUNBY.
1
CTj�
R
STt S :iv '1VE
mI
IJ wanted at ores for Urdareh and the
ooantyof Huron. A eplendId oppot lenity for
the right man_BTONF K WELLINGTON. The
Foothill Nur.ei•ise, Toronto. Ont. PI
57 ANTED.-MACHiNj8TS AND
T Vun on.. and
tad-mrnJltlrm form Int 1'Ogulst
machine work. Splendid opportunity for nev-
em% young men who have ambition 00 become
foremen. Apply, BOX V. THE 9IHNAL.
lioderieb.
(Corporeal .call
L L KXOX, 18gd.) it. McLEAN,
Clerk. Mayor.
NOTiCK.
NSw.p.N cby the he abotie le true opy
municipal evened n}o the
town of Ooderieh on the area day of December,
MM.
AND F1'RTH*R TAPP NOiTea that at the
bear. day and pleas• therein need for taking
lbs votes of the elector. the poll. will be held
Wird publication 7th day of December.
,c,nbe t
L L. gi19.
Town Clerk.
Council ('rasher. let d('y of December, 1916
SIC.
lH EO. E. A. A. 0. O.,
L D. C. M., 1l�g� n st and t'hoirmae er of
ox Church. Teiche - Nano. voice, o
n.
Pupi le prepared foesexkn.Matlon., Studio --
Nelson street. four donk. dmarff Dr. Hunter's.
�tISSNINA WOt? L.'OM BE,
1l�s�l TKAC$KK PIANO.- pile .pared for
Toronto Coraervatory e1tkID1 tlno+.
Appyresidence. Trafalgar street. U erlch. t fa
t
- When the good man begi, to
e bad man should be on ,_d to
,-pointers.
1.1A1R000DB.-111RS.A.4 I HO ride
l Nelson street. 1. prepared
o
bur work made from ern heir or (smiting.•
wad impeller hair for orders, scientific treat
•osewt. ening, eta• and also has tor make toilet
rsee mise, shampoo powders, cream De R mute
Or Masag. weans. Herbal and Uloesellee. M tf
CAU OF THANKS.
MISS iDA VANBTONB WiSHR$
to tender tar meet mincer* thanks to her
`many Mende wbn were so kind to bar donne
the re°eet (lingo and at the death of Per dear
anther.
t
a
the councillor, "sod under the
cir^umstanoee it is bard to be progree-
sive.' He thanked the Meyer for the
consideration .bown him during tbe
year.
Councillor Muuniogs also expressed
his •ppreciatrem of the Mayor's re-
marks. As chairman of the harbor
committee, he esu sorry he bad not
yet got the agreentetttt with the C.P.K.
(with reference to floe tracks at the
harbor) signed, bate was informed
by the solicitor thaty t was now "up
to" the 0. P. R. people to sign it.
The other members of the council.
one after soother• followed with a few
words, until all It•d given expression
W sentiments appropriate to the oc-
casion. The Deputy Reeve particular-
ly was In good shape and said he had
been glad to sit at the fret of Oswalt.'
luring the year. eon a of the friendly
co-operation .hat h charactm•is d
the work of the cot -i and declared
that "oo council anti
/'1t 1D OF THANKS. -1 WISH TO
lJ thunk 1 tsillpbfsCoounrseel. loo. 1157ot08.1)14pPo
ilIC
lirmoa+at elf wriatkassa4. 'to N1t' int. .
CARD OF THAN[& -1 WISH TO
J meek the Refs' Tollegre74111r=e
Y1cToR till% LD.
How about a case of Pale
Dry Ginger Ale or one
of the following for
the Holidays ?
I case Dry Ginger Ale, pint/1.$1.20
1 case Dry Ginger Ale, splits.$160
1 case Cream Soda, apllts....51.00
1 tater Lemon Sour, splits -.51.00
.51.00
1 case Birch Beer, spite( 51.00
1 cave Apple Cider, splita....51,00
1 case Cocoa Cola, split(' 51,00
1 case Orangeade, split. 51.00
case Setting Mineral Water.$1.00 ,
limb (linger Beer and Root
brewed in pint atone
bottles, per dozen (tOc-
Double Club Soda and Syphons.
All goods glade front pure spring
water.
Mein Spring Witter, delivered in
1 gallon jugs nr more.
We have a number of gnar•ta in
(linger Ale, ('ream, Lemon
Solar, etc., while they Net, per
dozen 75c
Goderirb Mineral Water Co.
WruT *TnrrT
Phone 701 (4oderith
THE LADS IN KHAKI.
In comparison with other battalions,,
the Hurons made a very good record
in England with respect to the num-
ber declared msdleally unfit. The
medical inspection lnCanadaevidently
his not been sufllciently rigorous,
jedging from the -number of men re-
ected to the various battalions bythe
old Oounirji inspectors. The ath
(calf) bad 190 men rejected out of a
total of 835, a percentage of twenty-
nine. The 142od (London) lost 1111 of
• total of 381, a percentage of twenty-
n ine. The 100th (Bruce county) and
the 14811 (Ozforc) lost fourteen per
trot. -the former 140 of a total of 007
and the latter, eighty-seven of a total
of 04. Of the five battalions the 181st
(Hurons) made by far the best showing,
only sixty-seven being rejected out of
740, or nine per cent.
Lieut. C. S. Piste, accompanied by
Mrs. Pone, was in town fni a few digs
the past week and returned to Toron-
to on Tuesday. Although he carries
arouud with him several pieces of
shell, which it will require a series of
operations to remove, be looks well,
and he expecte to be hack iu the fir-
ing line next spring. Lieut. Pute was
wounded September I(kh in the grert
battle (f Courcelette, on the Somme
front. Several pieces of a hand gren-
ade hit him, and be was so seriously
wounded that he lay for three, days in
the clearing station. He says the
Germans are beaten on the west front.
Our men feel they can go right
through them any time the Gemini,'
gives the word. Lieut. rote may re-
cruit a company to take over with dim
when he returns to France.
ficial. occupie,d the
rt, on Friday. '1'.
M. Davie, 'leery -ma \ of Goderich,
sued Robert C. lei f and, Claude
Murray for damages oiking to alleged
negligence. tl. Uarrow ,appeared for
the plaintiff and L: NUL L city for the
defendant Wing. Murray as not
represented by counsel and Pee-
cey moved to dismiss the a n as
against King. Hi. Honor, \h ver,
directed that the cane be 'him he
jury bring dispensed with. On etre
1st of Auttuvt lief Murray hil.
horse and baggy from Deepened
ROntarli-
LMachine
Meeker
L M Howatt
M Sullivan
Pe•M ;111. a.
Permit.5..
e4.3
81.
78.7
las
75 t
0. Pinder (2)
A B Medusae
P5.se -
I3lWeeper
0
t8r' P Sullivan
1 (.'utt
J.
I'agio
. 1• issue
J
E McArthur.
1L .l4oXen4
rldhean
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Q0't'minor
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11 M Lee
it
w
o any better." driving on East stl est he crotne fir) Co
uncillore Wigle
and Wilson that A. P4. Roherteon and
C. L. Jackson be the fawn auditors for
1017. Carried.
Councillor Moser suggested that the
rook, dies, ete., lying loose at the
Wheel Rigor plant.hould be collected
and locked up. This was left to Mr.
M neer to be Attended to.
The Mayor suggested that ma
thing should he done with'the 1
Riga plant now that it wolf on the
town's hands again. The general
opinion was that it would not look
well for the town to utvertiae two
manufacturing plants for sale at the
same time, and it was decided to leave
the matter in the hands of the indus-
trial committee (the Mayor, the Reeve
and Councillor Manning.). Councillor
Wigle suggested that the plant would
he meltable for the making of toys or
for a boot and shoe factory.
Bylaw No. 14, appointing the audi-
tors for 1917, wise passed.
This concluded the business of the
evening, and a little time was then
spent in conducting the aforemen-
tioned obsequies of the eountfl of 1015
-•• 'other pleasant 'election. as it
turned out. His Worship commenced
tern) _
to the readers of
THE SIGNAL
73.7
714
71.1
741
70.7
641
The
towdwas not in bad shape. The lison with an $utcwobile driven by
rate was Tither high, but in compari-
ene with other places it was not a0
bad.
Councillor Pelts idge, as chairman
of the fire committee, congratulated
the town on the fibct that there had
been no serious lyes this year.
When all bad concluded it came
arnnnd to -the iteyoreatarJtn.Rain, and
he took the opportunity to pay a trib-
ute to the work and worth of Town
Cleric Knox. "Without -exception,"
be declared, "he is the finest clerk this
tpw,n ever had."
Abox of cigars then eppearerj the
Mayor's treat -and in the scratching
of [Hatches that ensued everybody rec-
ent shout joining hanlds-and singing
"Auld Ling Syne," "Say An Revon..
but not 0aod-bye," "Till We fleet
Again," and those other classic songs
popular on such ocasione.
And so ended the . meeting_ of
the town council of this dear of grace
nineteen hundred and sixteen.
1
G. 0, 1. TERM EXAMINATIONS.
Hen 21 1918 a
eilbemeo
(1%
•
def
ISA
A Hume ..... . 60,5
Below-- 3B3
s Walla°. 38
&Goldthorpe - 513
.1
McMann. 10.8
A J Saunders V 4
IC Bradley -M.2
S Mutate 2
H lyduraey ('9
Below 511 par neat., t•aaked-D Dtsebarnle, K
LetPontin, A Aodrewa. C McRae.
S McManus. who was, present eel, .two
Bieutlr is not ranked.
roam 1v.
Yarn 1.
ijononr -0 C Newton BIW "
-B Stn hers m Wits
Belo, -H M Shack ie Wl 51.4.
Put II.
Hot 1'ridMm 698. M C Galt 75,0.
Part.l.audIL \
H I He -o 78.6.
Pas. -J Bowl. r In 71. H IC Welter. 70.
---�- OOMMaie:lAI. 7000.
The twoltk-of the fall term -examin-
ations q[lbg Goderich Collegiate In-
stitute are given below. Parents of
students whore standing it not satis-
factory are asked to confer with the
principal so as jointly to secure a
ttettetmrut. The figures after a few
names indicate the number of ezana-
in•tione trout which such students
were absent. Detatleel repo'te are be -
up sent buube with each student
70530 1. A.
onerw- Percent.
79.3
the defendant King. The horse was
killed and the buggy and - harhese
badly, damaged, and the plaintiff
clhisneol 950 and costs, alleging that
both defendants were negligent arnd.
careless -Murray in driving at en un-
necessarily high rate,of Speed and not
keeping a proper lookout for other
vehicles, and King in failing to 'give
rau5lcient warning of his approach and
iu driving on the wiring side of the
-road. For the defend*nt King it swam
claimed that the accident was caua011
eodely by the negligent# of Murray';
that King was on the right aide of the,
road and swerved his car in en st-
tempt to get out of Mnrray'e wav,
hut 'could not do so quickly enough to
avoid' the collision. A large her
witn••sses were heard, and (wig-
nt wav reserved.
Jones ve. .tones judgment was
ante d by consent. This was* din-
weetft
pita# at '
Meaforth, in connection with the build-
ing of a use • --- --
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U. Down
......... .F.•, 17:.5
M. Pelt• 15.7
..
n.tie't. I
_
P.
McLean .. .a .......... ... .... .. . IRS
K. Harmon.....-.. ai.1
.. ... .. ... 412.4
1'. Newer. .
V. Mare.. . \.. ..
C. Hwecbler..
Hwlow-
M. Webb. �••..i
V. 117.her
K Marttu........ ..
55.8
5'. S5(a lnchertS, . .... ..81.5
tr.r.raig._.:.... ... 52,1
Dt
Below .$) r oat rank- yowled,. lit L.
rte
1.1.8r, P. Bogie; Ey. elloruld.
Ponta 1.rb- \
Honor.- Percent.
11. Y"uttir 111. al,
1:. ,,.,,,tuglmr.. - ,,,la„,
I. N hiker ....... .... .. ....... 77.
NI:'ftgert 74.3
1 -
1
. 1y
Pas. -
i.. 5incklin .... .... .
1. King
U. Mawhinney _. - -ti.
N:Howard 7141
5h U.rrow ... 67.3
W. Web . ,le,.
1. Young. . .. ...
E. rine,i '
i. Heaver. . .... 9
0. A. 1.amb .... .... ....
at
1., Treble Mi.
(l. Medford el. t
1.. Htowi, 00.8
Helow -
P llosigherty 1 507
J. I.e•vy tit - 50.2
51. \1cYe. In. t9.1
H. 51rgaw MI
1: Nairn 111 ... ....... .. . 58,
1. 1'banthere ..... (... ... 37.1
1. l)uort r ..... . ..... .. . .... _ .. .. :N.
J. Kidd t11 ' , 5161
H. t'err) ....'............. .. 5i
H. Sandmwun .,1.7
A. l.nithwalte . 311.3
Bolos .94 per cent. --W. Thou,µeon.
61..5
59.6
57.7
Why You Should Vote "Yes"
on the Hydro By-law!
BECAUSE you will be owning, operatic) and controlling,
your own generating Station.
BECAUSE you will reap the benefit of the cheapest power
possible from Niagar9''alls.
BECAUSE if the Municipalities own their own development
you will obtain power at COAL
BECAUSE the load oar the Hydro System in 1915 was
110,654 h.p.; in 1916 over 150,000 h.p.; the estimated
load in 1917 will he 183,000 h.p.; and in 1918 2.27,000
h.p. and the total present power arranged for, only
150,000 h.p.
BECAUSE it means that the Municipalities wish to control
the additional power developments on the Niagara
River in a manner similar to their present ownership
of the Distribution Systems.
;CAUSE a vote in favor of the By-law is t ,voteQ'MtPltici-
C'pal Ownership and not Provincial Ownership.
USE the passing of the By-law does not commit the
Municipality to any financial outlay.
WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSION
vOOD11RIC LQNTARIO
Percent.
KPHHoandy M te.e -
11 Phelan 11)
H Longmire.
J Habkirk...
A .Armour.
H Smith
ICurrie .:...
-•
H low -
H Au.dn....
51 Pinder
L Waleson.
A Wlggtn, 111
J Wilson
U Meekell
14 Wo.too
Below lepsr•est., H Inkster. �.
74.3
at
67.3
•Q.
r�
/P. HONK, Peinctpet
Seat-shipt-vystenr,- solid matt and
always fresh, st Edward'''. Phoua one.
WILL 0. W. 5. R. HE TORN U
Enquiry for Railway Material for Army
Work in France,
in pursuance of an inquiry from the
Brit irb Government for rails and rail-
way material for use in France to
facilitate the work of the Allied armies,
the chairman of the Dominion Ra -
way Commission ham wired an enquiry
to Mayor Mclean nm to any material
on the line of 1 he W. -et Shore
th.l may be avallal,te.
peen forwarded etai,op;
V
w tin ATTNrkwuIn
bivtr to
t price wilt he paid for
iles of railway in
ern up in order to
wanted, and it
ret Shore nilly
ringing some
er material,
would pro -
number
roast n. •
'tenor. Perreet,
Psis.-- .
T. ilia hwalte..- ....... ............. 7:1,
J. Marshall71.1 1
1t. Ohm_ .........' 71
H. Levy tit.2
C. Hay.. 111.
L. New ell - 196.5
M. Howler 4M.
J. Donald -on 044.
H. Kilpatrick.. ........... 67.
L. John -ton MI8
b:.ion<... 4p 8
F. Washington....... 614
H. t'ooke 0.ii
M. McNevin 71.3
1. McKenzie 114.5
H. McNoe .... 62.3
1:. Mogridee el
I. Poole. - tin :1
B.low-
H.Kidd ....... 569
D. Mc1i•ennld .. 57.9
K. Prllham 57.1
`i. Mountain 57.
E. 8od'erby. 1111 7
K. Hawingthwalte
' F. Humber i
H. Chl.holm
1. 8owetb
int the line wl
and a.kiuIg w
tuatrnal.
Hundreds of
(;+nada are being
peovi4e the materi
may be that the old
tweet this tote. Reeidee
return for the mile and n
the tearing up of the line
vide work for a considered
of men.
!tome the ago to ( ffer e-
cFi el for the mile. but sabot'the
,price was high, in accordance b
the greatly advanced price of si 11.
the offer was not accepted, as it w
felt that if the rails were once tak
up it wtitild be the flnieh of the rail-
ry project.
a re -
^rtmne o/ ria atn,n w ^.« notice. ,uworld if you
I Maw hM"Por nen 1 tof I' by of a I ing *del snd half their flora n seek.
y, t10 by tji Ing the Pon roamers th half in Aodr-
`1
0.7
95.3
52.1
T. Billie ......... . . 1.1
Below.20 trer cont. ranked -0. Pearson. J.
NcKanole,As, Menem, I,Mc$evin. H.I'3nleen.
K Muhninge, M. dproul, M, Dougherty. L'.
Durran.
hot ranked, befog absent for more Ihan sit-
examluatiode-K. Murney, 1'. Tape, W. Sturdy..
71)830 111. R.
POLITICAL HAPPENINGS.
ral political happenings of tote
unced this week. Hon. R.J.
resigned his post in the On;
veern,gent as Provincial Secre-
t! remain v nteml,er of the
4)911 portfolio.. Hg.)situk�.
W, D. McPherson 1T ale
..onto. fire office of
ulture, rendered ole.-'
drath of Hon. J. S.
by Premier Hearst
to being, and Mr.
ertu president of
HAnp
tario G
troy, lou
Cabinet w
(ceded by
M. P. P.,
Ming? of A
cant by the rev'
Duff, is bring fll
himself tor the ti
G. OrOreeltnan, hit
the Ontario .3g.iicultu &1 College at
r\ ' inner of
(iueipeh, hecu reap C%�.e
A(t <ijlftt(re. \ \
At Ottawe there iii fiu�ering in the
p,eliticaly#oveeutee neer t e'reaigna-
tion of, 'ol. John S.'nfi«Id;., member
for t'u{ehester, Nova Scotia, and chief
whipiof the Conierv$tive parttyy,in the
Home of Commons. The reeig tun
ib the result of a dienute over pat °n -
age in connection with the in r1.
colonial Railway, and Stanfield sa
he hen had enough of Cochrane, means
ing the Hon. Frank Cochrane, Minis-
ter
ini♦ter of Railways. Frank Stanfield, a, \
brother of the Ottawa member, has
resigned hie .eat in the Provincial
Howie as an aelditionel protest against
the Railway Minister's methods.
Blackstone'" are giving away abso-
lutely free • huge Nanta Claus stock-
ing nn Sstnntav, Irecemb. r ?Std.
Every tan -cent pnrehase entitles pur-
cbaser to a guess.
Edwards' are again snaking that
pure homemade candy. A sample will
eoneince you.
9
V. Kllpatriek
1.. Adams
T. Me(,Iu.pid (1)
M. Kelly
K. West.
M. Peachier
K. W caro, Ml.
J. Kelly
U. i . M*lttln
0. Porter (1)
K. Railed(' 0)
`. M. lox
B. McNally
11 Hay 11).
Below -
U. Jetts, McKay
( I)
V. McLennan
A. Hrophy.
I. Thompson....
M. Iwaldy
a. Brodie, (I)
A And on
Percent
778.•1
7.2
T14.2
712 .
11,5
67 41
17,1
N2
11.2
FM
Rt
11 8
11.
Mal
w3
57.7
511
S't2
IIpL
sl.L1�1
a 1
�,ra ws 31,
H. 4'Intton lis.... --- 51.7
Rebus Ar per hent.. ranked M. McLeod.iR.
McPhee. 0 -li oeohler.
D. 1. WARD, B. A.
AUCTION SALES.
9AraenAr, Dee. 2�1e,r.�--Auction sale of hor,esn,
colt., barn., .matt�ta furniture etc.. at t he
yani+ west of (7nins hotel etehlee,ifelenn +trent,
Uod.rieh, at 1.39 o'clock. Titoa. GCMLHV, auc-
tioneer.
TneaenA1. nee. 2A-4'ieatinganetIon -ale of
term stork, impl,mente end household hrrnit-
uro at lol 24, conrc+.Inn 3, We -t Wawano.h,
commencing at 1 °clock. Mau. At rile 1;.
4 'al•Ne'rt. propriet rl`... Tu. MAS GCNnNt. ossa
t loneer. -_
MARRIED.
SWAN TORIIAWE. -On Wednesday. De.
°ember e. by Hey. A. McFarlane,
of Hay-
field. Urawo I+abPi, yrsgngrod
Mr and Mea. John Torrence. Gad.rinit
township. to Mr. Andrew raR1ran yogeet
.on of Mr. and Mrs. A W. Sloan. Myth.
DIED.
RUMRALI.-At, Torontoem %Dirtier, De-
cember 16, Norman Macloehlan. .on of
Mr. and Mn. K. J. Rumbsll, C,slerleh,
agent 17 Stam
PHnNIr 206 f M. Aceta.
PRINCIPAL
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