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WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE. -A COOK ' WARNING.
and waitress for home in Amherst- I {'
berg natures wages paid. Address BOX 17, RE ONTARIO WEST ,HORE RAILWAY.
Aa,lerwbusg, Ont.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
frEACHER WANTED. -FOR S.S. NO.
11 1. Co hitch W wNhrp; sscaad-class pdes-
sionati dupes to commence alter summer holi-
days Echo* within two auks of Godencb. Ap-
pltcetis.s, stating salary and experience. receaved
"July 19th by JAS. JOHNSTON, R. R. No. L
fj1EACHER WANTED. -FOR UNiON
1 a. 5 No 11, A.haela second-class proles -
An yy person or versos, beet se any material of
the tJntarw West Shure Railway tr heir presea-
son are fhsvehy rotated to return tame forthwith
tot he rig, t--id(way u1 the IiWegy before July
and t aatify the Tn oOra.
a Any person or persona Mtn. railway material
in (ben possession alter the ,•j44icatton o1 the
nonce are liable to prosecu(.m
Dated at Dungannon (hie grx.t, of July. 191..
THOis A' -1 <; rHERS.
Trustee -
22 -25
Dutw5 to commence September 2nd. DL BL1C NOTICE.
.tatmg ssa�lary and etperwnu, to THOS. j
:(;11PR7'Y, Sec. -Trees.. R R. No. k,
Godertch. Ont. ! .21 AUCTION
WANTED IMMEDIATELY -A
cook and kattttine mad st Ali -swede' How
pial Apply to SUPER INTENDEMT. 112 -it
r pEACH£R WA TED. -FOR S. S. NO.
1 a, Colborne tow tp; second-clase proles.
moil. Uut,n to alter summit holt-
. A. ROBERT'S[ . R\11. and raperch. tl
d A. - No. '. Gadenen . to
r11EACHER WANTED. -FOR IJN1ON
1. school meow No. Aaheadd and West
Wawauoah; seeond•eWs ewooal. ,Duties to
c<rtwence atter the min bohda7r. Apply.
tatng .alsry and eager to WM. FINNI-
GAN. R. it. No 1. Sh,ppesdtoo. .11411
mEACHEN WANTED. -AOR St Q(
1 aastwn No. k, Gilhame towusht tuna
toast second-class eaainal.
uer to
raesniies after summer hdays Apply, stat -
ti salty and eaperiencr. to9A\'ID C. MOGIL.
R. at. soli 1. Sheops.eton. 0.t. 1f-41
1 \ISTR ICT SALESMAN W ANTED AT
• use 10 represent • The old reliable Fent-
h ill Norferise,a Godeeseh and Huron county.
tepfYaiaduemosata for the right man. high o° L
Matpmt. texcrve trusts rye a .r'e'gal bet W
371pMR • MtR11.1 MGiON. Tw steres•
1 Y- .t
GIRLS WANTED. -APPLY THE
'JI GODERICH KNITTIN(. LO. leaf
FOR SALE.
VOR SALE. -ONE GOOD BIG WORK
JC horse. one purebred York►hne vow and one
road baggy- G. M, KIDU. 1t
LTRY.- BROWN LEGHORNS,
pod laying strain, for oak chap- L. SI4Q,
Ater. Gloucester Terrace.
CARD OF THANKS.
-_ -- -�...'►-
11 R. AND MRS. MICHAEL BOWLER
J�J and family desire to thank the people of
Conder h and Ashfield and many other friends
for the helplul sympathy they have Chown in
numerous ways to their recent beteavenwnt.
r
"A man without means
roost Abandon the hope of
making the future of his
fancily luxuriously comfor-
table.
All a man kcan do
under existing r•ircum•
stances too safeguard his
family, in to
get his life insured:'
-W. H. Tan.
A policy in the MUTUAL LIFE
makes this provision at lowest rates
Robertson & Woods
AGENTS
An auction sale of the
SHORE RAILWAY MAT
the buildings, bet umbers,.
Albert. scrapers. one steam
toner matntat. will he held v
WEDNESDAY and THL
and Istk
commencing at 1 o'clock or
at Kuw�a-�d�')y, �s�td seiLng ale
wards (,oderbeb.
Terms. -Cash as day .f •
THO: F.TOTHERS,
tt-2t Trustee of Ontario , •Chore Railway.
ARIL) WEST
A , consisting u1
••••+1 budce at Port
sad all other
.rht-ol-way on
the JULY 17th
a,
td.wsday. July 17,
- rmshlo(-way to -
FOR SALK 011 RENT.
LOR SALE. -A TWO-STORY BRICK
house containing seven rooms besides km ben
ppeantry,batb,attic and beweawnt;osseine halite and
furnace. Near Square and Calkgute Institute.
Lot takes ,n about qua' rtp.acre land. with or -
dem. fruit trees lawn etc. For quick sale. offer
the whole tar 12,21.51 -part cash; balance. twins to
suit purchaser. Owner intends leaving town,
which is the meson for low price asked. MRS,
J. H. WILLIAMS, Market sweet. 17-tf
DRIYATt SALE OF RED BRICK
house ►lath modern convenience,. MW
household furniture. Netntonan pato and bench,
pedes and dining -room suites, rugs and carpets.
den, library and hall seta. 4 bedroom suites, ptl-
hiws std bedding. 3 mirrors, rocking chnn, ver-
andah chairs and co,ctrs, curtains. range. a1
cooking stove, washing machine- wronger. sewing
machine. clocks, garden hoer. hamn,uck, dishes.
and other articles too numerous to mention On
sale every alternoon and evening from the 12th to
the Chid of July. JAMES. T. BURDGS. Albert
street. 21-1t
FOR SALE. -THE TEN -ROOMED
COTTAGE on Bayfield road, formerly the
property of the late Mn. Gibson. Two lame
ors;lstabk: town water. Apply to MRS JAS.
WILSON. 21.0'
FARM FOR SALE. -TWENTY-FIVE
awes, in Colborne towb.hoo. seven m�bt
from Goderwb. An Ideal place to live. To be
sold on easy terms. Apply to THUS. GUNDRY,
auctioneer, Goderlch. t-tf
O RENT. -APARTMENTS OVER
E R. Wliik'i drug store. Apply to PARE.
MES WILSON,Nurthstreet,
FOR SALE. -A NEW BRICK HOUSE
with one-half Ogre d land. situated on Huron
road, Godencb. Tuts s s genuine bargain. Some
vacant kits can he bought adjoining Chu property.
T. GUN DRY. Godsends.
RENT. -OFFICE AND FIVE -
ROOM dwelling in connection therewith.
pqr a W.E. KELLY.
OR SALE. -RED BRICK HOUSE,
with al) conveniences. Apply W. A. CHIS-
OLiI, Trafalgar street. ea -if
•a.' OR SALE. -SOLID BRICK HOUSE,
1'. all ,modern conveniences, alert good well, soft
water astern, fruit nen. lawns, vegetable •roles,
=able. etc. A kw minutes' walk from the care.
For full particulars address bog 33, HE
SIGNAL OFFICE, Godes ices Ont. U5 -t(
NORTH 'HURON
Reponse
RATION. THE
this Results as THE
TOWN y1N COV NClL ee.
His (Worship referred to the fatal acci-
dent at the lake un the previous Sunday
v
The work of
returns for N
pitted at the
H. BeHame.
forrnatioa et
p hushed bele*.
tered before and on
8,627 females.
the registration
has been coin -
registrar, Mr.
and for the in-
apt" results are Cemetery Matters Under Discussion -
et 16'0d' is,is"
gArrangement Made for Laying
is regarded as Tarvia -Mayor Suggests Having
very axnplete. In fact, it ettceeded the an Officer at the Lakefront as a
expectation of the tion Board at Safeguard Against Accidents.
Ottawa. who made for a certain
percentage not being to attend for
registration because knees, etc. How-
ever, due to the dil' of the capable
deputies and a moat of these
were looked after tegtstration day,
with the result that un be definitely
stated that there are mo.e than tifty
wwegisteed persons ,it the riding today.
In the townships it MOM noted the pop-
utatton is about equity divided betwe n
tttrlM and females,. but, to the towns the
(�tles s.
are in the yby several hun
des , this being due to.' OKI that there
are awn husbands o •
The teRYty' is tM standing of the
various town/ships, vil4Wrs and tow Les
Mak. Female. 'notal.
TO ASK RECOGNITION OF BRAVE
RESCUE UN JUNE 30.
Ashfield a.... 7
W. Wawanosh3
E. Wawanoah
Colborne-. ...........
Grey
Morris
Howlck
Turnberry.
Brussels ..........
Wroxeter...
»... _.... 1
Gerrie.
ord ich ............ .
Blyrh
1)ungannon. 1
Wingham tl .951 1.%9
Godench .....,11 1630 21!10
741 1478
30e 813
515 984
456 946
419. 1564
' 640 1237
733 1482
470 1112
385 625
180 313
158 293
158- 288
276 497
169 316
/TOWN OF GODEI' .h,
1 NOTICE TO WA'.' R -TAKERS.
Water rates are he -rafter payable
quarterly in advance, on the first days of
Januar., April, July ant' October of each
year. •
A discount of 115 pp. c., fe(teen per cent.
will he allowed off fates when paid on or
before the first of each quitter.
1! _-(5 c -j five yet cent. ',OOP added to
Fail water rases that . ttr.;1 r„
arrears from the end oe gaprtal .
The fifteen per cent. discount co July
lst, 191s, payments will be awed up to
and including July 15th. 1918, but only
three days of grace will be allowed on all
future quarterly payments.
By order of the
WATER AND LiGHT COMMISSION
Town of Goderich.
A. STRAITON,
Collector. ?'2.2t
D1L-11:-i -R -FORSTER,
++�� EYE. EA.R, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
end Aural HHoeptal, assistant at Moorefield's
Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pital London. En``
58 Waterloo St. S.. Stratford. Telephone 21 .
Next visit to Goderich Wednesday. July 17th.
7 p. m., to Thursday, the loth. at 1 p. m
LOST OR FOUND.
1 OST. -ON WEDNESDAY AFTER-
ai NOON, between Hannhon street and West
Strart,-a small parcel of han./Finder please leave
at THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
NOTICR TO COEDITORS.
IgRsTO CREDITORS A ND
IN TM ESTATE Or JESSIE H. CaltitION, LAVE Or
ma Tower Mr GOORRIQI. ma Cotner/ o
HURON, WIDOW. TitCRASRD.
Notice is hereby ,given, pursuant to R. S. 0..
chapter 121, election 3e that all persons having
nails* sigma tbe taiga oi sae awed legate H.
Cameron. doomed, whb died on the 11th day of
lune. 1917. are required to send to the underogned
solicitor for the executors of the said estate. on or
before the rah day of July. 1117A, full particulars
of theu said claims. And further take notice that
afteo said date the executrws distribute the
assets of the deceased among the persons entitled
thereto. having regard only to claims of which
notice shall thavegbeen received, and that Use
esecutore will not be fiable for the said assets to
any person*, whom claim notice shaft riot have
been received at the time of such distribution.
Dated June 2410s, I914.
CHARLES GARROW,
Goderich. Ont.
Solicitor foe LENA GACT and
A. N. CAMERON, Esecutors.
THE
OF
EDMUND WAIUNIR.1 IR JOHN MD. OsporalManagair
The 'rental of a Safety Deposit Box represents a
very low nite of Insurance on your valuable
documents. You will lbed our vaults
coowesissatly located sod la elbow
asariaous officials.
Goderich Branch --G. WILLIAMS, Manager.
BYLAW NO. 10OF 1918.
TWR
TOWN OF GODERICH.
A BYLAW GRANTING EXEMPTION
FROM TAXATION TO THE NA-
TIONAL SHIPBUILDING COM-
PANY. LIMITED, FOR A PERIOD
OF TEN YEARS. -
Wagers, The Nauostsl Sb.phutlding Company,
sorest, pia bete eke �L���ar altipgnn of
own o1 c ,e. rh hese •Ass 5.4 ringLe1we
.late Mrd bnKk streets ooT� 8.181 was 10eMOT
noses as the D..t y Plant, and has ante acquiring
sad premises improved and added to them. and
has for the past year been engaged in the maims -
lettuce of marine enmities and .otters.
AND W s at the time ..1 the purchase of
said premises tt was agreed that the said Premiere
should he granted exempoion from municipal
taxes. except school tate,, for a period of ten
bora. subject so the approval of the ratepayers
one obtained to a bylaw to be sebmnted for
that purpase.
Ann W xaaxs' the ted Company has since ac-
quired the remainder of the former Doty plant,
being the premises on Morland road. formerly
aeeuped by the Paget Grain Door Company,
Llm,ted, and bas added largely to its equipment.
--AVD Roraima 'the said Company prepoees 101
still further increase its opera' ons m the Town of j
Godertch by erecting a bolter shop adjacent to its
present plant on Maitland road abd has purchase,)
from the Corporation of the Town o1 ('oderich for
that purpose a pottidti tel the lands formerly
owned by Goderach Wheel Rigs, Limited. and
now owned b the Corporation of the Town of
Godertch. and is about to proceed fnrthwnh
with the erection and operation of said boiler
shop.
8627 16067
Question 13 on le cards. "Are
you willing to do 'wart (" was an-
swered by 1300 rnq the urban centres
who are not at �kngaged in farm-
ing but who are to help out if
necessary. -lite Opulence of
the urban centres htly over 1800, so
that the percent nearly seventy.
This reflects wefj tact f - triotism of the
people of North • Information on
these cards has ',extracted by the
registrar for the Or . of Resources
Committee of T • who will make
immediate use of sa
The totals for the
villages are as fu
W Ingham 326, Br
Blyth 116, Walton
Wroxeter 53,
Elbe! 34, rtlgrne
The total number of ties ap-
pointed was 116 and the number of as-
sistants 2110. These and others who r,f-
fered their services the registrar heartily
thanks for the splendid work they did
during registration week. As soon as the
returns are received from Ottawa the
registrar thopes to publish in the local
Press a list of the workers showing the as-
signed remuneration to the Red Cross
fund.
The registrar also thanks the people of
North Huron for responding eo readily
and willingly to the provisions of the Reg-
stration Act.
ent towns and
Goderich 406.
08, Bluevale 25.
, irrgannon 59.
!8f Gerrie TY,y
AVD W e the said Company in consider-
ation of the erection by it of said new hosier shop
and the cooaequent employment of addltmonal
hands, as herons( ter set -firth. and the expansion
of as operations ,n the Town 01 Goderich, has re- t
quested the !Municipal CWncil Of the said Cor-
poral ion to submit this bylaw for the approval of w
the ratepayers eatetdirg the pro e r �ppton a
from taxation to its present plant on Maitland w
road and to the said boiler shop to be erecrtd. as
well as to the plant lying between Newgate and
Brock streets.
L
Special for Saturday.
Oleomargarine -Armour'* XXX and
H..1. brands, 34e. a Ib. T. LEGG.
The warm days bring to mind the de-
light of Edwards' ice cream.
•
he Corporation. agree in writing, on or before the
nal passing of the bylaw, to give as consent is
riling to the bantering by the Corporation of
ny similar industry m the Town' of Godetich
ithin the said peraud of ten years.
t. Ther bylaw shall take effect oil the day' of
he final passing thereof.
Provisionally paired at the council clambers at
he Town of Goderich the 21st day of June. A. -D.
AIA.
. L. KNOX. (Sgd.) E. R. WIGLE,
Clerk. Mayor.
large number of workmen and its operabons in
the Town of Goderich are of material advantage
to the ratepayers and citizens thereof.
sarAdsoCoWmpany on as said undeetakinfs it is ea-
pedient to grant the said exemption rorn mon'.
in order to promote and aid the'
opal taxation. except schoor•tales, upon the
terms hereinafter eet forth.
•
THEREFORE THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
OE' THE CORPORATIQfii OF THE TOWN
OF GODERICH ENACTS AND a IS
HEREBY ENACTED AS FOLLOWS:
I. The lands. bui/dinmt. machinery and plant et
and all the assessable property of the National
Shipbuading Company, Limited. comprised in its
premises. sitwate, PIIISTLY. upon lots 909,1110, part d
of 911, 901 end the west part of lot 941, and lying
between /*temple street and Brock street in the v
Town of Goderich, and, smosnitv, upon part of
Block 12. Concession "A.- fronting on maittand t
road in the Town of Goderrch. being formerly ,
the plant operated by the Paget Grain Door Com- ti
luny. Limited, aod. THIRDLY, the new boiler shop 22
to he erected also upon patt of Block 12. Conces.
elm "A," %hall be and the same are hereby de- 5
dared to be exempt from all municipal taxes. ex. ,
cept school taxes, for a period of ten years from
and including the year the loft year of 'w
said term beme the year 1927.
2. In the event of the total number of hands c
firstly anti irecondly described premises% falling and
remaining beiow fifty for period of nine coniw- ga
cutive months. or in the event of the number em, n
obeyed in the hoder shop to he erected falling and
remaining helm. twenty for a like period. or E
should said Company cease to operate its said K
Arstly and secondly descrtherl premmes, or either
of them. or the said boiler shop for a period of
nine months, then in any of said events the ex
as concerns the tales tor the year in which said
we'd nl default is completed, and the full taxes
for gold year. In reepect of the premise* as to nt
which default has been made, shall he paystile by R
*aid Company
TAKE NOT1CR that the above is a true copy of a
MoOosed bylaw:which has been taken into con-
iderition, and which wt11 be finally pasSed by the
Council of the Munictpality on the event of the
Moroi of the electors being obtained thereto)
fter one month from the first publication in The
Gierlench Signal newspaper. the date of which
publication was the 27th day of June, 1915.
ANT, FURTPIRS TARR NoTICI that all leasehold-
s qualified under the provisions if theiMuniolpai
Act. section S. S. 3., are rem:fired ten days W-
ore the day of voting to tile with me a statutory
eclaration of Mialificattons, otherwise their
names wall not appear on the voters' list for such
AND Pilau -Mg TAXIS NOTICR that the vote of
be electors col the said Town of (-indent h von be
aken on the said propoeed bylaw at the following
mee and placer, that is to gay. on Monday. the
nd day of July. 1918, commencing at the hour
9 o'clock in the forenoon, and contsnuing unld
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, by
he following Deputy Returning Officers:
Polling Subdivision No. 1. at Thompson's
ood Shop, %intone street, by John H. Edwarde,
Deputy Returning Officer, David Sproul, Poll
The town council met on Friday even-
ing with six members present, the absen-
tees being Councillors Cooke, Davis and
Wallis.
A statement from the tax collector re-
garding collection of arrears was referred
to the finance committee.
Mr. C. L. Jackson. who is leaving
Guthrie!). tendered his resignation as one
of the town auditors, which was accepted
with an expression of the council's ap-
preciation of his services.
The Mayor\suggested the advisability
of engaging a'', chartered accountant to
audit the books at the end of the year.
This was referred to the tinance commit-
tee, the Reeve entering an objection to
such an appointment on the ground of ex-
pense.
The minutes of the recent meeting in
connection with Ontario West Shure
Railway affairs were read and placed on
file.
An appeal for aid for the people of
Serbia. '.1)ntenegro and Macedonia was
received fru m the Canadian War Hospi-
tal Fund. The president, ter. F. W. E.
Burnham, of Winnipeg, wrote: •'As an
eye -witness of sufferings beyond descnp-
tion. and of a courage as dauntless as any
that has marked the pages oflptatory.l ap-
peal to you fora grant in aid of owe faith-
ful allies in the Balkans. who are worthy tery in June, and to put the paths in
of a 1 our efforts in their behalf." shape, but not to look after the plots ex-
Thi- appeal was reierred to the finance cept for those who paid him for doing so.
committee. There as a good Ileal of criticism with
Ah application from Mr. Aldous, sexton regard to the cemetery, but the critics
of Maitland cemetery, for an ue-rease of when they had the chance would not pay
salary and also for an extra ram at the for better service. He (the Reeve) had
cemetery was sent to the cemetery and got a regulation passed under which $50
parks committee. would pity kr taking care of a plot for all
A notice from the county clerk of the time, but only two had paid the amount.
county rate for 1914 wareceived and The Mayor suggested that (he commit -
sent to the finance committee. The levy tee lay down a definite program of im-
is as follows: {movement and carry out a certain pur-
171or grrleraI county purposes, s4 P4.5k4 tion u( it each year.
Proven Hal war tax 1.421.60 A convention of police officers is to be
Highttays rate 1,422.60 heldat Hamilton July 16. 17 and 18, and
-f7 - the Mayor thought it might be well for
,530
the
to attend to
and said he thought it would be a protec-
tion against such accidents to have a
policeman or other officer at the lakefront
to offer caution when the weather condi-
tions were unfavorable for boating.
Young boys could not understand the
danger. The same officer might also
look after the safety of the children bath-
ng
at the beach.
The special committee was asked to
consider and report on the Mayor's sug-
gestion.
His Worship spoke of the pulmotor and
thought t Government might be in-
duced to ce one of these instruments
atthe harbor or life-saving. They cost
about 1400.
The clerk is to rite to he Department
of Marine at Ot regarding this.
Upon the suggest i of the Mayor Live
gallons of gasoline are to be given to each
of the two boats that went out on Sun-
day in connection with the a:ndent.
The Reeve and the chairman of the
public works committee were delegated
to attend. the sale of the O. W. S. Railway
material in the interests of the town.
The Mayor stated that h. had at-
tended a Boar 1 of Trade meeting that
afternoon at which mention was made
of the cemetery. and it was said that that
place was not (rl good condition this year.
Councillor Wilson. who is chairman of
the cemetery and parks committee, re-
sented this. He said the Board of Trade
had other work to do without bothering
about t cemetery; he thought the
Board ade ought to get to work
and do something along the lutes for
which it was organized. The cemetery.
he believed. hooked as well this year as it
ever did, and others had expresaed the
same opinion.
Replying to an enquiry as to the duties
of the sexton at the cemetery. Reeve
Laithwaite explained that he was sup-
posed to cut the grass all over (he ceme-
the town's two poi'
The fait item on this bill twin ttternrRJvest important gdea•
county ea, the subject of sir
non. J 'nr said as he understood Fite ode Rem , asked If he would care to go,
A. M. POLLEY.
Monday last was the e ghty-fourth al'
niversary of the birthday of Mr. A. A 1
Polley, his natal day being July K. 1934.
Mr. Polley is one of the boa -known men
in the county, and although the years
have left their mark on him his et e still
brightens when you talk to ham of horse ;
or po:itics.
}, CAPT. DONALD M. MACKAY.
C :,'' •s,•^ ,C�yyett on kg Elite% 2m CPIPAI oalethwaite stated that this tors Lieut. Donald, M. Masker. gin of Mr.
road improvementrbutnothing was to 6e vention was int t'haets tidy. e and Mrs. Doriafd 11SCkat-: Britannia
spent on the roads within the town. The 11a>or said very emphatically road, has been
Reeve Laithweite said there was no that his suggestion was that both promoted attachedd the rank n(
remedy for O. Th: countycouncil �" as assistant
and i now forto the Cstapt. > policemen pour rune. The matter was as assistant arrector of ordnance. Capt.
"might" make a refund of dropped. Mackay enlisted as a private at Van -
moneys thus collected from towns I A motion was passed that the police- couver and has been overseas over three
and village,. but the latter were ent rely at man be instructed to enforce the weed by- years, His promotion from the ranks to
the mercy of the county council.law. a captaincy- is evidem_e of his soldierly
The proposal was made that the town I Councillor Robertson remarked that as qualities.
ask: for a rebate or induce the county to Mr. Coutts was in town jt would be a
continue its improved road system good idea to ask him to get rid of the eye -
through the town. sore at the wharf.
Deputy Reeve Clark offered to obtain Bylaws 12, 13, 14 and is were passed.
further information for the next meeting No. 12 is to authorize the borrowing of
of the cosncil. I money lo pay tdhe-semiamwal interest
The finance committee reported that ' charge ori the 0. W. S. Railway bonds;
m
arrangeents had been made with the No. 13 increases the clerk's salary by
Bank of Montreal for an extension of 5100, and Nos. 14 and 15 increase the
policemen's salaries by &a) each.
This concluded the business before the
council
credit for local improvement sewer work
to $7,300, also a credit of *3,750 to pay
interest un the O.ttario West Shore bonds
due July 1st, 1918; and that the Dom -
anon Road Machine Co. had paid
*3,146.82, the amount of the bonds taken
up last Februa y by the town, with in-
terest, The committee recommended the
following distribution of the county grant
for Red Cross purposes: Women's War
Auxiliary. *180: Rebekah Lodge, 1100;
Women's Institute, 1100; Red Cross So-
ciety, 5331.30.
The report was adopted.
The public works committee recom•
sT. PETER'S SCHOOL.
Following are the results of the promo-
tion examinations at St. Peter's school:
From Form IV. Jun. to Form IV. Sen.
- George- McKay. Jack Fellows, Philip
M Douse I.
From Sen. III. to Jun. IV. -Willard
Ashfield Soldiers' Aid Circle
Thanks are due the •following knitters:
Mrs. Wm Johnston. 10 pairs; Mrs. Thos.
Dougherty. 6 pairs; Mrs. J. B. Graham.
Mrs. Eby, ; patrsearh: Mrs. Wm. Carey
and alre. Sillib. 2. pairs each; Misses
Marie add Ida Hawkins, 1 pair each.
Thee are in addition to the list published
on page 6 of The Signal this week.
For Red Cross Workers.
The new knitting machine for the Red
Cross has been installed in the iodine
trial echoed at the public library. Help -
ere are needed and persons willing to
run the machine may mime on Mondays.
Wednesdays and r rfdayr.-
If quality counts, use Blackstone's de-
licious ice cream in bulk or bricks for all
occasions. ('hone '240.
mended that a Monarch oil or tarvia Gravelle. Ernest Robinson, Laura leffreY.
tributor be attached to the town's one• Harold Dalton, Fred Webb, Marion Grif- ar. July '2, to Fir arid
Mrs William toevens, Maitland confession.
horse, sprinkler by the Dominion Road fin,Willie Carney. Colborne. suit
machine corata-custa.S300,-..the Coansi._ F.rom..bertss_111. to Sen. 111. -Frank DIED.
pany agreeing, to lend the town a large McCarthy. Helen mccarthy. Loretta cLARIC.--In Gode, h. on Thursday. July 11.
road -roller until it is sold or otherwise ' Baechler. Joseph Farr, Ernest Jeffrey. Margaret Clark. <laughter of the late John
disposed of by the Company, and also to 1Gordon Ryan.
cruth whatever rock is required by the From Form 11. 10 Form III. Jun.- BUCHANAN.
town at cost. For the cutting wood in Honors -Aileen 13aechler, Willie Tobin. JAII:InattzLinansIlier, only daughter of M .
the hush purchased from M . Chnsto- Norman Ryan. Passed -Rita Plante,
pher Johnston the committee asked Marie Gravelle. Monica Mara, Eileen
fur poster, to advertise for ten- McKay, Willard Geromette, George
ders. The'committee reported that ar- Farr, Jack Whitty.
rangements had been made for the C011- From Rom I. to Form 11. -Honors
•
New ADVERTISEMENTS -July I I.
struction of the remainder stf the sewer on -"Milne Plante, Teddy Griffin. Card al Thanks -Mr and Mrs Michael Bovilei
Victoria street and on Britannia road Passed -Esther Farr. Mary Lynn, Lorne When Yon Motor to London-Smallman
from Victoria street to Cameron street.
The report was adopted.
In reply to an enquiry from Councillor
Robertson. the Mayor stated that the de- , drews, Dorothy Heffernan, eresa
lay in putting on the tarvia was because I Webb, Bessie Tobin. Clarence Lannan,
of difficulty in getting the necessary ap- Teddy Baechler, Irene Jeffrey.
paratos, but the public works committee
had now arranged this and the tarvia
would probably belaid in a week or ten
Bowler. Mary Tobin, 1, incent Geromette, !want .. . • • • • • • •
Madeline Jeffrey, Marvin Lannan. Parcel of Harr Lost -Leave at The Signal ()awe
From Primary to Form I. -Mar • An- Cook and Wiwtre,a Wanted -Box 173, Ambero-
Polling Subdivision No 2, at Sharman's Shoe Re -
days.
sr Shop. East street. by Charles Murk DePtItY
eturning Officer; Reg. Sharman, Poll Clerk. It. was moved by. Councillor Story.
seconded by Councillor Robertson, that
the c:erk communicate with the Humane
Society or the Carnegie fund trustees and
state that this council recommends that
some recognition be made of the heroic
act of Mr. Mac MacDonald in goiffe to
the rescue of Mr. 1. klettratd, whose canoe
had capsized iff Lake Huron on Sunday,
June 30th, and in bringing him safely to
shore, and also for his efforts in endeavor-
ing to luate the other occupant of the
canoe, who unfortunately was drowned.
This was carried unanimously, the Mayor
expressing his hearty approval of the
motion.
Councillor Robertson said there was
complaint of the condition of the gravel -
pit at the end of Wolfe street.
Sergeant Moore•explained what the
works department intended to do with
the pit. and the matter was referred to
the public works committee.
Mayor Wigle stated that the G. C. I.
board would like permission to put in a
baseball diamond and a tennis court at
the fair grounds, the expense to be Wale
by the board. ReferrM to public. works
Polling Subdivision No. S, at Town Hall. by
. C. Belcher, Deputy Returning Offwer; William
nos, Poll Ckrk
Polling Subdivision No 4, at Stothers' Wood
Shots Victoria street, by Huron A. Trafford,
Deputy Returning Officer; William Stothers. Poll
Polling Sobdiviston No. 8. at P. Walton's
ore, West street. by Oswald Sturdy', Deputy
eturning Officer; Harold Blecketone, Poll
upon the gaol ante Or any one or more of thent
The etyt tion hereby granted shall centre
being conve to or operated by any company, t
firm or individual other than the seid The Na -
the Municipal Council in tt• discretion gives its
sPProval to the exemption twong extended to said R
company, firm or individual
4. The food Company shall at any tfrne at the Al
requerd of Ow Clerk of the Municipal Corporation S
furnish • stew? declination se to the number I
Ore, West street. by G.M.Elliott,Deputy Retuni-
ng Officer, Wm Tait. Poll Clerk.
Potting Subdivision No. 7, at J. W Priddle's
esideoce. corner William and Cayley streets. by
Doliald McKay, Deputy Returning Officer;
obert Tait, Poll Clerk.
On Saturday the 20th day of July, 191e. the
sow of the said Town will littered at the council
hamhers at the amid Town at 10 o'clock in the
orenoon. to appornt person" to attend •t the
of hands empin from time to time in its yeti- ss
oos plants foe t purpose of ascertaining whether so
the condition' of this below are hong a:remind ni
with- Prw
The Clerk of the Council nt the said Town of
Coderich will attend at his office in the Tovnt
!all. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ol Tuesday. the
211ed day of July. 191A. to III Ill no the number of
et for and monist the Said progmeed bylaw. I
Clerk
oars praline places aforessid, and et the final
mming up of the sores by the Clerk. on hehal f
the persona intermted in and promoting or ap-
ing the passing of the said proposed bylaws re -
8 The, elemption herehy granted shall like-
wise cone end &termitic if the sent The National
to
time during the said perwwl of <en years
g l ve ite Consent 15 writing to any proposed grant
• the Corporation of the Town rti Cwsderith. YoS
soy boner or sid to any 'igniter industry, and the
said Company shall, if required by the C.ouncil of
burg 1
Cottage he Sole- Mrclac Wilson • •
Special -T. Legg .
BANK OF -MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED ovER 100 YEARS
Branch Bank
At Petawawa Camp.
For the greater convenience
of officers and men, a branch of
the Bank of Montreal is now
established at Petawawa Camp,
Military Pay Cheques milled
without charge. Money Orders
issued oa all points In Canada.
Savings Aecounts opened, and
a general banking business
transacted.
A. W. STRICKLAND, Manager, Goderich Branch