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MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
l'OLBORNE TOWNSHIP.
The council of the township of Col-
borne wet in the township hall March
13th. Members all present. Minute*
of last meeting read and adopted, on
motion of MaCanu and Currey. The
treasurer reported having received
$916.46 Red Cross funds from the
couoty treasurer. Moved by Snyder
and Fisher that the grant be equally
divided between the four Red Cross
Societies. Moved by Snyder and Mc-
Cann that the treasurer pay over to
the Telephone System the balance of
the money collected for them. Car-
ried. Moved by Snyder, and Fieber
that the clerk write V. M. Roberts,'
solicitors ezplaioiuq the:circumstances
of the Jewell drain. and to inform
them that we do not admit any
liability in connection therewith.
(;arriMt.
The followiug pathwsst. iv were ap-
pointed : No. 1 Division. Wilbert
Prover ; 2. Fred Kurscbeoiki ; 3, John
Flick : 4,John McClure ; 5, R. Mitch-
ell ; 6. W. Hill, sr. 7, J. iylleley ; 8,
C. Oke ; 9, Ward Gledhill ; 10. K.
Vanstone : 11, Charles Ken : 13. L.
Haskell : 14. D. Pitblado ; 15, A. Mug-
ford ; 16, Abe Fisher : 17. S. Gardiner;
18, Albert Good ; 19. %V. Long ; 21,
R. Straugban ; _', W. J. Hamilton ;
23, Ed. Hardy; 24, Jae. Feagan ;
25, T. Mitchell ; 26, W. Waltt re ; 27,
F. Stanley ; 28. W. Evans ; 29, W.
McWhinney ; 30, W. C. Robertson ;
31. R. M. Ynuog : 32, Jarvis McBride ;
34, John Gallagher ; 35, James Glen ;
R. McMillan ; 37. Frauk Young ;
1), Joseph Afton ; 38121, John
alter : 30, Gemmel Battu r' ; 40, Jae.
Bu hanan ; 41, Jobn McPhee ; 42,
T. . fields ; 43, Charles Mcrhee : 44.
R. t en ; 45, Clarence Potter ; 46,
John . aylor ; 47, Allan Green : 48.
Col. St art ; 30, Alex. Clutton ; 51.
Geo. Cur y: 52, T. G. Shepperd ; 53,
R. McWh ney ; 64, A. Jones : 55, J.
Thompson : , John Chisholm ; 67,
W. Vroorna ; 59, W. Bogie ; 60,
Hillary Holton ''62, Jae. McWhinney;
tel, Fred Quaid ;14tGeo. Ashton ; (35,
H. Walters ; On. `Treble ; 67, Jas.
Young ; 63, Jas.hieholm ; 60, R.
Bogie • 70, Mowing Tab
The following aecour s were passed
and otdets drawn e n lie treasurer
tor same : Mrs. R. M. Dong, Mrs.
Jellies Long. Mier Mary McManus and
Mrs. (Rev.) Hamilton,
Red ('noes work : W. 83lio11,. gravel,
$1.05: The Signal Printing Cd., $18,
R. Bogie, gravel. $7.20: Ales.\Hnr-
ton, gravelling on L. R., $-'l ; J
Chisholm, inspecting, $3 ; Alex.
ton, gravel, $4.:'A. Moved by Fisher and Currey" the
R. M. Young he appointed representa-
tive to .the Board of Agriculture.
Carried. Moved by Snyder and Mc-
Cann that we order 311110 feet red
beech plank from,tbe Bsenbiler Mill-
ing Co. at $30 p. r thousand. Carried.
Moved by Fisher and Snyder that we
adjourn to meet on April 10th at 1.30
p. m. R. McItwAIN, Clerk.
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EASE WAWANOSH.
The council met on March 19th as
per adjournment. Members all pres-
ent. Minutes of last meeting were
read and passed on motion of Buchan-
an and Irwin. • Mr. Scully, manager
of the Dominion Bank, Wingbam, was
present and asked the council to re-
consider its action of last meeting in
changing the township account trout
the Dominion Bank to the Bank of
Comm. rce, but the council unani-
mously agreed not to interfere in thio
matter and the order passed at last
meeting stands. Court of revision on
the Walsh drain bylaw was opened as
per notice. There being no appeals
against assessments the court wets
then closed on motion of Currie and
McGowan. Petition of John T. Currie
and thirteen others asking the council
to open up the sideroad at the north
end of lots :33 and 34. concession 13,
for light tramc this coming summed',
r•eceived.1 Mr. McGowan moved, Nee -
ended by JIr.Buchanan,that thio mat-
ter hi' left over till next meeting for
furt her consideration. Cart ied. Moved
Mr. Collie, seconded by Mr. Irwin,
t the question of purchasing road
inery be left with the Reeve, he
to tot espond with the Exeter Mfg.
Co, siding terms and prices on
Pans a red Boston graders and to re-
port on h' matter by nett meeting
of the c ru.'I. Carried. Bylaw No.
3, 1917, w r . d and passed. soaking
the followir appointments :
Pathmasta ii -G. Raithhy, J. C.
Stoltz, W. T. enkine. J. 13. Tierney,
Wes. Kehne, \Bentley, Wm. Ander-
son, J. Hoare, 11Geo. Snell, N. John-
ston, W. Mcloean, Fred Poll. Wm.
Radford, Get. Potter, J. T. Wilson,
Phos. Kenick, W. J. Roder, A. Rob-
ison, Vt in. H. Campbell, W. Cook, W.
Stackhouse, M. Mason,' N. Fitzpatrick,
M. (Bell, N. Welsh, J. T, ultls, Wm.
Blair, Wm. Howatt, J. E. Noble. W.
McDowell, D. Cook, J. W, aeon, P.
W. Scott, J. V ightman, Win. C.
Scott, Thos. H. Taylor. H. McClenag-
han, J. F. McCallum, J. W. Bone, Ed.
Walsh, .i. Sheill. M. Henry. A. King,
P. Gibbons, H. Deacon, T. Montgom-
ery. A. Ferguson, W. Salter, T. Con -
gram, Jas. Menzie. 231 Deacon, N. Mc-
Neil, Ed. Irwin, E. Welker, R. Scott,
H. Perdue, .1. Elliott, J. J. Keir, A.
Currie, R. Stapleton, J. Norman. F.
Mowbray, C. Sanbur. J. Faloonel, J.
Sutherland, J . Smeltzer, H. McGee, J.
Martin, P. McGlynn, C. Martin, S,
Thompson, J. Beecroft, 0. Campbell,
.1. Bruce, D. Chawney, F. Deyeraux.
Poundkeepera-J. Hosie, F. Mar-
shall, J. le Stoltz, B. H. Taylor. G.
Cunningham, G. M. Robertson, U.
Clow, Thos. Robinson, J. Campbell, J.
Cochrane and J. C. Currie.
Fencevlewers-W. .1. Parks, R. J.
McGee, F. D. Stalker, J. Mensie, sr.,
R. Shei11, A. Robertson.
Sheep valuators -D. McGill, J. U.
Stoltz.d. T. Currie. J. J. Kerr. The
amount to he charged for unperformed
statute laborwas placed at $1.50 per
Five account' were paid In aid of
Red Crows work as follows : Auburn,
$36 ; 1Veetfield, $fKM; Whitechurch,
Mel ; Belgrave, $76 ; McGowan*, $40.
On motion of McGowan and Bu-
chanan the council adjourned to meet
again on Tuesday, April iOt.h.
A. POHTRRRIWLD, Clerk.
NOW A STRONG MAN
1p tether had beat tweeted
with 3hR was s `a ye. met
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L purchased • bac sad after Wi-
ttig thea At a week roesd that
they gate Mae *owe relief. Se
Plea purchased three were bones,
which Imo * of entirely
rellevtag ktw. Ee is new siroad
was la good health ck d able to
attend to W dailyTor that
gnat change all 1. der to OM 71110
To::: truly, Ala Moue.
All buggias Gen Obs Tuts M
seea bet. or a Soleil 101 SI WO
Sappho tree if roe
raarw errnssaso
wallower..
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rbc Commission before accepting any
oxer for the steel. the Hydro at the
meeting having offered to take the
rails and allow pit a ton for then[ and
r, turn rails in their place when
wanted. they in the meantime to pay
interest on the motley. (Since then
they have offered $40 to buy outright.
but the municipalities are awaiting
the report on the completion of the
road before deciding).
At the Ashfield council meeting.
after the joint meeting. the only busi-
ness done was to make grants out of
money voted by the county. as fol-
low?. viz. :
Women's Institute of Dungan-
non $ i5 00
Ashfield Soldiers' Aid Circle10U 00
Women's institute of Kintail100 00
The Ladies' Guild cf Port Al- .
b.rt 2500
Ou Matoh l rt.h council met as per
adjotffi•mment, all being rresent. The
minutes of February 12th wore ap-
proved. on motion of Richardson and
Hackett. Moved by Dalton and Alton
that $300 be paid Solit.t r Proudfoot.
on account ra cots of Dungannon
bridge suit. and test the council meet
the solicitor on Saturday to decide on
an appeal to the Su{ rem* Court. and
as to the coats of the suit.
The eppo(ntmeut of a represent .1 re
on the Hoard of Aprieulture was lett
015-1 fto. turtle' r inn minion from
Wm. Bailie, secretary.
The auditors' report.. showing assets
over liabilities' of $367L36, was re-
ceived and on motion'of Hackett and
Richardson wee adopted. the audit, is
each to be paid a dollar extra. tbe
work being much heavier than a few
years ago, when the tee was the saws
as now.
Oollec.tor McDonagh .reported the
following Lazes still unpaid : Ed.
Beattie, business tax, blab ; 5. E.
Pauline, the 5 p. r mot.- .]ilk ; (i race
Plunkett, teach. r, income tax, $1.20 ;
F. F. Lawrence, on McConnell proper-
ty at Pott, Albert, 1117.11: John G.
Kuntz, business and income tax, $4.96:
Michael Dalton. 11100.5E ; Coterie
%Vett Shore Railway.$12.98-a total of
$138.9l.
Moved byAlton and Rlcbardsnn
that the colector be given meta for
this $1311.91, end that the $1.68 of E.
Beattie,'t♦nd the 20c of S. K. Pauline
be written off as unoollectable. and
thlt the balance be collected furtb-
with as { rovided by statute, and it
not so collected to be returned W the
county treasurer for collettiop. et the
proper time. Niece then the $100.58
of Michael Dalton, deceased, has been
received).
Oo motion- af Hackett and Alton,
the Ashfield Soldiers Aid Circle was
granted a further sum out of the coun-
ty money of $260, leaving • balance
of some $100 of this mohey Still avail-
able.
Five hundred dollars was paid the
Hunter Bridge & Boiler Co. ouscruui t
r steel for McDonald bridge. and
other small accounts were pawed.
making total payments of $1319.00.
An account to balance the boundary
account Ashfield and Kioloes for 1916.
amounting to $17.61. was ori. red sent
to Kinloe.
Oo motion of Alton and Hack?tt,
the council adjourned to April eth at
1'S30 p. w. Taus. G. ALLEN.
Clerk of Ashfield.
WEAK, SORE LUNGS
Restored To Health By Vinol
Camden, A. J.--1 had a deep seated
eougi., was rundown, and my lungs were
weak and sore. 1 had tried everything
suggested without help. One eve-
ning I read about Vinol and decided
t0 try it. Soon I noticed en improve-
ment. I kept on taking it and today I
am a well man. The soreness is all
gone from my lungs, i do not have any
cough and lave gained fifteen pounds
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We guarant•{e V i s o l for cheesier
coughs, colds and bronchitis and for all
weak, rundown conditions
H. C. Dunlop, drnggrst,Goderich.Ont
Also at the best druggists in al 1 Outeri
towns.
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Exclusive agents for
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Any quantity beet all Maple
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TELEPHONES, office 98
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CURRENT LITERATURE.
THE CANADIAN MAUAZINK.-There
is a good budget in The Canadian
Magazine for April, "Our All -Cana-
dian Peer," a sketch of Baton Graham,
1 y A. R. Carman. is followed by "An
Adventure in Youth," a delightful
short story, by Macey E. Lowrey,
with illu.trations by Berthe heel
Cloyes : "Tendencies in Modern Poet-
ry,' by Arthur L. Phelps "The
Spirit of the Navy," by "T*Qrall" :
"The Lake of the Woods," by J. F.
13. Liveeay ; "The First Miller on the
Humber," by Herbert Macdonald
"The First ('anediso. in France," by
F. McKelvey Bell : 'The Psychology
of Khaki," by Dr. J. D. Logan : a
sketch of Madame Albani, by Emily
P. Weeper, and five short 'toile..
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AT NIGHT
ASHFISLD.
As • joint meeting of the municipal•
hist had heap er'ranged for Feliroat•y
112th. the regular ma Ong day for Ash-
field enunMl. It was decided by 'phone
to do what necessary bu.inee there
might he at Goderich.
At the joint mett.ing 1t was decided
to await the report of the Hydro -Si•• -
Keep Up With
the Times !
AND have your house
lighted in the modem
way—with electricity. We
know how to do it, and
will cheerfully furnish
plans and estimates for
wiring. fixtures, etc.
A Targe assortment of Elec-
trical Sundrie% and Supplies
always on hand.
Robt. Tait
West Street, phones
Nest Postelflcs 82 and LOS
Canadian Red Cross Society and Huron
County War Contingent Association.
The following is the report for the
Marcbshipment from Goderich centre
to Hymen Hall, London, Out :
Ashfield Soldiers' Aid- Value.
52 suits of pyjamas.. $ 713 00
1 pillowslip
1 pillow 2 25
110 pain of bock,. ... . 107 10
Total value $ 187 60
Goderich Red Cross Society -
B2 suits of pyj•ruas $ 68 00
36 dressing gowns 168 00
23 day shirts .. 52 75
11 pain of bed socks 386
276 pairs of socks 248 40
Total value $ 529 00
Benmiller Red Cross Society -
15 suits of pyjamas $ 22 50
6 day shirts 13 50
00 pillowslips 18 00
49 pain of socks 441110
Total value $ OS 10
Pungannon Women's institute -
27 suite of pyjamas.......".... $ 41' iA
1 trench shirt 2 23
Total value $ 42 '75
1.eeburn Red Cross Workers -
17 day 'Witte. . $ 42 50
51 paire of socks.... 46 110
Tctal value $
Colborne Red Cross Workeis-
36 suits of pyjamas $
6 trench ebirts
20 dayshirts
78 pairs of socks
98 40
54 00
12 00
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70 20
Total value $181 91)
Bri tannia Chap., Red Cross Workers -
78 housewives $ 78 00
Goderich Tp. Patriotic Society -
42 suits of pyjamas $ 70 00
1 hospital shirt 1 00
97 pairs of sock. 87 311
Total value $ 158 30
Saltford Red Cro.sloelety-
3 tr'eueb shirts $ 72 00
2 field shirts 4 60
188 pain of socks 148 70
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There is Safety
Under This Roof
Have you ever hada fine job of decorating spoiled by s leaking
roof? If you have. you certainly are in a position to appreciate the value
of a roof that is positively water -proof. Sanaa the troubles common to
'wooden shingles to -day are that they are apt to split, warp or blow off as
wsill as leak. soon after they are put on. Years ago they were good. but
the quality has since gradually depreciated as the available supply of
suitable timber became exhausted.
Brandied Slates have mote of the faults of wooden shingles. They
came:ea-um- They do not allow rale to be driven under them as du
rnetal'toola They do not require rigid supporting as do the oormmun trio
or slate roots On the other hand Brantford States afford the utmost
protection with little weight. They are made on a long -fibred felt
"base' which is thoroughly saturated under pressure with asphaltum or
mineral pitch. (rushed quarried slate particles are thea deeply embed-
ded in the surface of this "base• making it water -light and fireproof.
Brantford
Roofing
Brantford Slates are made in the natural slate cotters of green. red.
black and grey. The colors never fade and the slates do not require
painting nor repairing. These slates are pliable end fit readily around
sables and into the angles of any roof. This means • continuous roof
without seams or )pinta Sparks die on Brantford Slates When you
have these slates "on" you the done with the job. Remember they dotrt
require painting or staining and may be selected to harmonize with al-
most any exterior color design. and the price is not beyond your reach.
We would be pleased to scud you samples and our Roofing Booklet.
Brantford Roofing Company, Limited
Brantford, Canada
For sale by W. R. PINDER
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Total value $ 123 20
Gods rich Women's Institute -
2 quilts .$ 400
5 sults of pyjamas .. 7 W
18 pairs of socks y. 16 20
Total value $ 27 70
Taylor's Oorner Patriotic Society -
27 wits of pyjamas $ 40 50
26 pairs of socks 23 40
Safety First
Notlusg ie mars last to the Fur
Shipeer thus &Amiaelsen with am
Hort-itellaklr -Bade
Fur Bones.
"Ship to Shubert"
th.laraeet boots is the World dints•
ezela*lv.t Aawtea. Raw Furs.
e.aw. fee ww Aaron ,.r .. — Aver....
amid Neral A•wrdrt. wR.• met .r•.t
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Write fee the latest *dines of "aha
5.M■eert A11N•i' e.aawoe .sinal,..
YarSo• tderwe0.• see ware tree.
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc. oo..a c•aui.TAUSTIN t rccAco. its
Total value $ 63 90
Maple Leaf Chapter -
48 comfort bags $ 60 00
12 pet somal property begs. 12 90
Total value $ 72 O0
Total value of 'shipment $1750 I//-
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Note.-Leeburn Red Cross Workers
should have been credited in Feb' usry
report with 42 palm a socks instead of --
the 6 pairs published.
The list of contributions from Gntt.e
[ich centre towards the Huron ward
In the Bryon Sanitarium, London,
Ont.. is as ollows :
Leeburn Red Cross Workers .11 11) (4)
Goderich Tp. Patriotic Society 12 60
Benmlller Iled Cross Society... 10 00
8t. Augustine Patriotic Society 10 00
Taylors Corner Patriotic Soc'y. 5 00
Goderich Women's institute... 10 00
Dungannon Women's institute 10 (10
Huron County War Auxiliary
(Goderich) . . 10 00
Ahmeek Chapter, 1. 0. D. 5... 35(1
Gen. Brough Chapter, 1.0.0.E. 3 60
St. Helens Women's institute 10 00
Ashfield Soldiers' Aid 10 00
Colborne Red Cross Workers10 00
Total amount $114 00
1f.A M. AL[.wt,
See' y -Treasu rer.
Mows grows nn it man's hopes if be
waits for .omething to taro up.
Semi -ready
Clothes
Always ready for
you to "try on"
Q Can be tailored to your
precise measure in an hour,
With_iiachalge for finishing
or alteration.
q We cater to the best -
dressed men in town; Semi -
ready Suits have the style
and -'the finish you want.
q Imported British Wool-
lens at /15, $20 and $25;
prices between and beyond;
" label in the, pocket " de-
notes the basic cost per
yard of the cloth.
*rmt-r'a ailoring
McLEAN BROS. Goderich