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PBB SIGNAL PRINYINO W., Lao.
PoaLiallLIMS
Thursday, Dec. 26, 1918.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
It wasn't a green Christmas after all.
Monday next is nomination day. Be
. on hand at the town hall and see that
your favorite candidate is nominated.
A New Year resolution the Ottawa
. Government should make is to discontinue
the publication of the "Canadian Official
Record." which involves a scandalous
misuse of public money.
The old year is nearly gone. with its
sorrows and i:s lriumphs,and the new year
%tili soon be here. with its still unexplored
heights and depths. Happy those peope
oho can live one day at a time and let
the years and the months take care of
themselves.
Now that public works expenditures
by the Federal Government are to be re-
sumed, why not press the claims of Gode-
rich for the completion of the scheme of
harbor improvement which was com-
menced about fifteen years ago'' By the
way. what has become of the representa-
tive of this riding Who nes elected a year
ago?
The returning soldiers present a prob-
lem which should be dealt with in a sys-
tematic manner. Are they to be allowed
to drift aimlessly into civil life. or+ are
they to bo given such assistance, as will
guide them to success and usefulness in
the community ? Upon the proper handling
of this problem depends n K only the hap-
piness of the men themselves but also in
great degree the weltare of Canada for a
generation Of tw•o.
NOMAD TO OUR BOYS.
Meamtge Sent From canasta to the
Overseas Troop..
OTTAWA, Dee. 24. - Maj.-113en.
Hon. S. C. Mewburn, Minister of Mili-
tia and Defence, has sent the follow -
Ing Christmas message to the Cana-
dian troops overseas
"On behalf of your comrades in
Canada. 1 have the proud privilege
of sending Christmas greetings this
year to a victorious Canadian army,
occupying the territory of a conquer-
ed foe. Last year you looked back
upon a year of desperate, If glorious.
fighting, and forward to a doubtful
tissue, for the enemy was known to
have gained new strength and to be
mediating a tremendous blow against
us. To -day you can look back upon
a year in which the British anus
bore adversity with fortitude, recused
to despond when things were at their
darkest. returned to the offensive at
the critical moment, and In three
months of fighting such as the world
had never seen won a victory un-
exampled for the glory and for the
service rendered by it for humanity.
"In this warfare of the giants you
have borne a part which fills us with
a pride and gratitude which we can-
not express. Amiens. Arras, the
Queant-Drocourt line, the Canal do
Nord. Carbrain Valenciennes and
Mons are words which will Inspire
Canadians for centuries, and you are
the men who have done the resound-
ing deeds. Our homage of love and
pride Is tendered to the men who
fell to winning this triumph.
"We hope adon to welcome you
home, and you may rest assured that
every effort Is being made to ease the
path of your return to peaceful in-
dustry."
NOT HUMBLED YET.
?S� .IIGNAL
ItY1-AW NO 24 OF 1918. OF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH, BEING A BY
LAW GRANTINO ;EXEMPTION FROM
TAXATION OF THE JACKSON itANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. LIMITED.
GODUXna, O!1T.
livered. free d charge to the said 1 be Goderteb
'.telt Compaq, Limited- at its plant the electric
power necessary fur its pummels. bon sot in war
event to reamed twelve tmrscwwar per math*
any amount in excess of twelve horsepower mod
by the said Company in any moot to be paid for
by said ComPlany at ordinary rates.
e. Aa a ousditroa precedent to the granting of
the aid nereon provided for the said The Guderrch
Salt Company. Limited, shall agree with the cor-
poration of time Town a G.d.rxh as writing to
g posrdve it,
t be{ sen n the lea ure duor ring said term nt of aid to
■ say hke mio11w1 ry ea the Town of Godereeb_
WNgagAs The Jackson M.nufact unng Com- t. The aid herein peon Jed for is granted upon
pony. Limited. being an industry for some time the further a,.uwd
dn that the number sal hands
(ablothed in the Town of Gcderich. has re• permar,eutly employed by tt said TheGode ich
quoted the municipal council oil the 'To
or Code ash to submit a bylaw to the
ratepayers [ranting exemption Iron munk,pal
tuaton m respect 0i tint said plant in the *aid
Town of Grnlarid fur all priPm , earept school
taxes, lora further pond of ten years.
salt Company. Cunard. shat loll below the num-
ber u1 forty to a period of sex successive months,
or iljthe dant shall be doled down and not in
actual operation. or an operat1 to only intermit-
tently for a period of three seeceasive ootM,
then in either of such events ths►Coumil of the
Aso W' MUSA% in camel/rat ton el the said ex- corp ration of the Town of (:oder h may peas a
emotion the said The Jackson Manufacturing bylaw. without submitting rt to the ratepayers,
Company. Looted. has agreed to continue to repealing lhn bylaw ind r tthdrawm[ the a,d
operate its said plant in the Town of Goderieh hereby granted, and thereafter all obll(attra Os:
during the tail. period of ten years, and loemploy I poa.d upon the musdeipal eorpoeston to honied
continually throughout sold porud on the [ver• any further 54 us hereto 910.14ed fa shell lease,
age of at least forty operatives thetem. 1l being understood, however, that the above pro -
Arm W moans I he said The Jackson Manufac- viral* are not to apply in cane the Plant to so doom
tering C ,. Limited. he. under taken to enter nto down owing to Ore. accident or other phyewal or
an ogre,me t m onto" to secure the perform -
unforeseen dtl6cwlty.,n which event the .1,d Com -
once of the said c rditioxu pony shall sae 11 exp edither to overcome and rec-
Oly the sad difficulty and to resume operation at
the eartint 010041st possible. If the Company
(ads to use due diligence an the removal of the
cause of 1M closing down of the plant. (he coin-
ed of the morporatson shall ,n it* di.cret.o n have
the rail in the manner aforesaid to withdraw the
aid hereby granted.
AND WNU&AS It ,s expedient to grant the said
aha.
Tberelore the municipal council c' -the corpor-
ation of the Town of Guderich enacts. follows.
1. The factory building at present occupied b
The Jackson Manufacturing Company, Linxitod.
and the plant, machinery, erections. aao.k-(5-
trade. supplies ani lands owed In connection with
Inc busmen therul in the said Town of Gaderlcb,
shall be and are hereby exempted from moot Opal
taw ton for all pur pones. except school (aces, foe
a period of to years commencng with the first d
J 9i
S. The mid The Godench Salt Company. Lim
ited, shall under to corporate seal enter into an
ttr
aeement ..1b the cur potation d the Town of
Goderich prior is the final paring of Ma beta*.
which agreement shall embody the oh gstions
hereby leopard. or intended to be imposed upon
anu.ry, , 9. the said Company. and such other monotone for
2. As a tondrtwn of the continuance through- the due prolectnm of the 'orporatior, of the said
Town >! Godench as to is Sohcmor gamy sant
out th amid per•od of the gaol exemption from fe1.e■■ary
laxation. the mal The Jaceaon Manufacturing Thema The Goderich Salt Company,
Compmny. Limited y shall ageemof the 'p -a-nit Iced. shall acres with the corporation of the
sad erwJ a monthln average n( luy Pero- Town of ('.oderirh to hear ■ 1 the expense
Uvea, and al fthealling
event of the sad number1.dnof in connection with the .uhr ir, to the rate -
bit for
operatives lalling and remaining below u d promum- Payers of this bylaw
her for a period•ol six months the exemptur, from sur
taxation herehy granted shall cease fur the year 7.
io which default tikes place. and this bylaw as p
regards the tan for said year in which default what
occurs may be repealed by • bylaw, w be pas*d
by the council of the Town of Godench wt� hout
submission to the ratepayers, and thereupon the
full municipal tales for sad year shall become
payahle in the same manner as 1 thea bylaw had
mol been pared.
3. The said The Jackson Manufacturing Com-
pany. Limned. shall enter into an agreement In
weitin` with the corporation of the T..n d
Godench agreeing to the te reran peon -woos and
stipulation* of this bylaw. and also agreeing to
give its consent In writing upon request to any
anular industry being [ranted aid by way of
bosun or eaem.r.n from taxation by the r,rpor-
atkD of the 'Town of Goder,ch uunn, the sand
period of ten yea..
1. The vole d the electors of the said town d tksm into oonsld0r ,tion by the municipal courted
LONDON. Dec. 24. -Reliance On Gtttlerxh will be taken on flus bylaw on the day u( obs Iowm tot Godench, alter the expiration of
t icatiori
Rbde .awakening .awake Junkers at
lance t'onferesce.
hied fur t.k,n the poll at the annual mumcrpsl ,rite moothfror e*e d■te sal the hre pub
President Wilson to persuade the eleetrn. a11he same Ume ■rid place. and before thesool 45 The Goder,ch Star, the date of which
Entente powers to deal with Ger- the faint deputy retain ng olrrcers. blication waw Friday. the lath day of Deceit•
After all, the ma lagement of our
municipal business touches us more closely
than do Provincial and Federal affaires
and we should see that It i, placed In as.
capable hands as we can command. • The
citizen who merely grunts an growls
when things in the town do not go to suit
him is not doing his duty as a citizen. It ,
would probably cure slime of the grunters
and growlers if they were themselvesi
given a term at the helm as town conn- -
cillors.
In 1911. when the protected manufac-
turess opposed the rati"kation of the re-
ciprocity agreement U1,11 the United'
States.they wets warned that something
less to their liking might befall them than',
anything involved in that proposal. which j
affected agricultural products mainly and
with a few exceptions let manufactured
articles alone. Now the organized bodtes•I
• of farmers throughout Canada are de I
manding. not the reciproctty o1 1911 only ,1
but a general lowering or abolition of
duties on manufactured goods entering
Canada. The cry of 1911 was. Let well
enough alone. It might have been better
for the protected interests If their motto
had been, Let us go with them cheerfully
a mile. lest they compel us to go unwill-
ingly two miles. The indications are that
questions of tariff policy will quickly come
to the front in Parliament, and if the
Union Government refuses to go a cnn-
miderabDe distance in meeting the views of
the farmers 1t w-iIl not last long
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
The beMat and advantage M such tax 10 -
and delivery •of electric tower
1 mute to the successor and alsgoa
of the said The (:«fetich Salt Com-
pany, Limited, daring said teem. but subject al
ways to the /ttlormance by and successors or
arens of the conditions and stipulattoas hereto
contained.
>t This bylaw shall take effect tat the day of
the final pin[ thereof.
Provisionally pawed at the council chambers of
the Town. of Coda -rich this loth day:of December.
19ta.
E. R WIGLE, L. 1. KNOX.
Mayor. Clerk.
1
TAXI rerrwe that the above as ■ true copy of a =
proposed bylaw. which in the event of the meant ..�1
of the electors being obtained thereto will be
many 50 that a stable. orderly GOv- A. The said The Jarkron Manulaclunng Com- Cr. 1015.
eminent may be assured. is urged by
more
own of h
Limcted ah:.ell agree t0 bear all carni n coo
with the 10(90111100 of
Theodore Wolff. editor of the Berlin
Tageblatt in a remarkable Inters thy y
the with the sumaewn to the ratepayers d
Jew is h law.•
Aso rVa Taa. TAILS Ntrrica:that all lemeholden air.
qualified under the proviso. W the Municipal E
Act. section 266. S• S. s are required ten days be -
11 k effect he A d the tore the day d zoom to file with Inc ■ statutory au
given the by hila to the tiken.pwndent of TNT bylaw she tae act ter t day
declaration d qua'firemen. otherwise thou
anal passing thereof. I names will not appear on the voters' Inst for such
the Copenhagen P011tlken, which has i
been telegraphed here to the Rally
Express. "Had we supposed we were
to be gi-ven over to brutal might,"
he said, "our course might have been
different. Our front Was unbroken
at the time of the armistice.
"We stand fast by President Wil-
son's program of real peace negotia-
tions. not an the dictation of peace
terms. and we rottnt on the President
to persist in that program.
"We shall demand that Alsace-
Lorraine be given the privilege of
voting and determining for Itself Its
future government. and we sball
urge the same privitegen for the Ger-
man eastern provinces and for Ger-
man Austria.
"It the Entente supposes that Ger-
many has been so humbled as to be
powerless. It is a mistaken reckoning.
for l,0111.41•0 people will not be row-
ed Indefinitely by threats. Germany
will rise again. and will be a strong
factor intheEuropean family.Her
Proveuonally pawed at the council chambers of I coli.,.
the Town d Godencb this loth day of December. -
191•. Ate rt'5Ttrga TAXI Noli(1 that the votes sal
L L KNOX. E R. WIf.LE • the electrs will be taken on the said peopo.ed
Clerk. Mayor bylaw on therms day as the votes of the ekc-
Mrs for the aunt won d the muntc,psl cooncdloxs,
namely on Monday. the nth day d January,
1919. and before the same deputy -returning offic-
ers at the elan lolling paces.
Tree Nonce that the above i a true copy 01
proposed bylaw. which to the event of the aavent
d the. electors tonne obtained thereto wall be
taken into consideration by the municipal council
d the Town:of 6.derich. after the expiration of
one month from the dale M the first publication
thereof in The Goderich Signal. the date of which
pablrcatrun was '1hurday. the 12th day of De-
cember 191.. -
ANo Ft Inoue Tsai Noma that all leasehold-
eraqualified aider the provisions 1 the Momcipal
Act. rection 'Aft S ti a err retenred len days be-
fore the day of voting ie ile with me ■ sit toot,
declarator d qua rficalwns. °therm. their
Damn wills not appear on the voters' Mt for sods
vexing.
Ano Fuenana TARS Womu that the votes of
the electors 0111 be taken 0r, the sad proposed Town Clerk.
bylaw on the sans day as the voxes of the elector, Ga4ar11ig, j�sber 1llli„ISL
for the election of the municipal a:ouncilkrl
namely, on Monday. the loath day of January.
•:•19. arw belore the same depity.rrturndg 11 c-
era at the same polling place
On Saturday. the 4th day al J guars. 1919. the
M• or of the sad Town a GodKtch shall attend
.t tAe council chamhers of the said Town at ten
ocor m
rated at the�vanonyprLLin[ places dorn■d, gad Tit! Disunion Government has agreed
tithe (1041 summon up Mithe votes by the Clerk to make a loan to the Ontario Govern -
On Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1919. the
Mayo oftha so d Town 01 (:oder,ch shad Atte d
at the o.ncil .ambery of the said town at ten
o'cho, k in the Goren/Jon to ■ppoint Persson. 10 at
tend at the wrong pdi.ng peaces *hominid and
al the final sommo a up of the votes by the Clerk
on behalf of the pertain. interested m trend pit.
Booing or 099000g the paring of the soot pro.
posed bylaw tesl•ectivelY.
The Clerk he council of the Town of ('.ode-
rch shall attend at hes oarce An the Town•Hall at
ten o'clock iw the (creno .n on Tuesday. the 71h
day d Janyary lila, to sum up the number of
vote** ...Amami the proposed bylaw.
L. L. KNOX.
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LOANS POM HOUSING.
ac or
Government Will Provide Panamint Erec-
central position Is dominating and 1 k the (oremron to appoint persons w how 01 Dwellings.
she cannot be held down."
OCCUPY ROYAL SUITE. het Ir 1 the rare interested in and pro
cont n9pnmg the paean( d the .ala pro MOM for the providing Of hex earn•
m r
pled iylaw, rnpect,vey modatton, The Province will in turn tend
The Clerk d the Council of the Town of God.- tOmutllctpalities upon the following terms:
President and Mrs. Wilson Honored oat mist' attend .t his office On the Town Hall • Mumc lutes and companies incorp
at ten o'clock in the forenoon on Tuesday. the
by Rritlish. 7th day of January. 1919. to sum up the number Orated under the Housing Accommodation
LONDON, Dec. 24. --The "Belgian of votes for and against the sad cooed bylaw. Act Ri. S. O., chap. '220) may acquire
suite," reserred exclusively for royal - L. L. KNO�fk lands and ctxhstruct hcu+es for returned
,guests until now, will be occupied by Gorterich. December 12th, 19Ix Csoidiera. and also for working men std
President and Mrs. Wilson during 1 women and those d shall means. �e
tbelr stay in London, in the yearn s Act mentioned will be amended to include
of Its Interesting history it has had al, municipalities. The type of house to
within Ire walls many crowned heads. -)ter ;a .. .. ' he constructed shall not exceed S2.'00
one of the latest. but the least men- r in clot for the construction of each house.
tloned at Buckingham Palate, being re's ti yt The maximum cost of each house. togeth-
with the cost of the land and interest
Municipal Elections.
Collingword Bulletin
The Brantford Expositor and The
Stratford Ileac in express the opinion that
the date of the municipal elections should
be moved from the holiday season. With
our contemporaries The Bulletin is in full
accord As The Expositor points out,
Ontario is the only provincial state on
this continent that mixes up municipal
election with the Christmas business and
festivities. Because of the hanging to
this old-fashioned idea municipal affairs
are given little or no consideration, when
as a matter of fact they should occupy a
foremost place in the public mind. There
appears no good reason for it, while many
• arguments favor a change. Were the
elections moved to late November or
earls December or possibly shoved over
to February., though our preference is for
the earlier dates, the demands of ordinary
business; would be less pressing, thus
' leaving more time for thought on many
questions bearing on municipal govern-
ment. Truly it is time for a change and
the Hearst Government could not do
better than tong Ontario into line with
the "other parts of the continent which
evidently have seen. if not experienced,
the disadvantage at present followed in
Ontario.
HE TAKES A COUPLE AND
THEY CHECK i T.
What Dodd's Kidney Pills Did for Mr.
[tinkle's Sciettes.
Clifford. Ont., Dec. 23rd ISpecial).-
After suffering from sciatica for two
years. Mr. Chris. 'tinkly, sr., a well-
known and respected resident of this
plate, declares that he has 100041 the re-
pel he en long looked for in Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills.
1 have been ailing in all shout five
years. 1 had backache and stiffness in
the joints. with an oora•irtal attack of
rheumatism. i was often dizzy, I had
dark circles under my eyes. and i had
Rashes of light or floating specks before
my ryes. Abaft two years ago sciatica
was added to my troubles. and i suffered
With it till an advertisement led me to
toy D7wdd's Kidney Pills. They helped
M more than anything I have ever
. 1 took oil bares in all Hut
1 feel an attack weft on i jest
couple chi DetM i Kidney nue.
t checks it. Dodd's Kidney
ghee sae good n •'
tiefartios.
the former German Emperor.
It was given its name during
Queen Victoria's reign. and was al-
ways known as "The House of the
King of the Belgians." when royalty
was entertained here.
At the request of President Wil-
son, who evidently found that tow
much is being crowded into his short
stay to England. the proposed dinner
at Lancaster House on Saturday
night has been eliminated. This was
tO hare been a function only second
to the banquet at Buckingham Pal-
ace Friday night. Instead of the
Lancaster House banquet Premier
Lloyd George will entertain the
President at dinner Saturday to meet
the War Cabinet.
Demobilizing Anzacs.
MELBOUi(NE. Dec. 24. - It will
take from nine to twelve months he -
fore the Australian and New Zeplani
troops will he ready for transporta-
tion from Europe to Australia. ac-
cording to ah announcement made in
the Federal House of Representa-
tives. A scheme has been devised
whereby the soldiers will be trained
In altrteulture and manufactures dur-
Ing chat period.
Senator Pierce, Minister of De-
fence, will go to England to super-
intend the transportation of the
troops and their welfare on Euro-
pean shores. A board will he appoint-
ed to attend to matters of food and
clothing dumas the initial period of
Partial demobilisation.
These measures are only prelimin-
ary to the larger and more Inteosivs
program of repatrtatlon outlined by
the Commonwealth for the welfare of
its returning troops.
er
BYLAW NO. 25OF 1918, 0 during construction. is not to exceed
TOWN OF GODERICH• I sL000. The building scheme of each s
____ 1 municipality, indudlug the laying out of 7
A Byt*w G.ANTINC AID To Tru Gop[stcm'At.T I the land and the plottntg of the buildings ! i
3 11.. o*IPANT. Llutrao, so was OF EgIN►T'UN thereon, the plans of the houses, the form
150.1 TAXATION. 01 con=truth n. and the location 1f the
land to be developed shall be approved 3
by %fie Director 0(the Bureau of Muniri-
Women's Seal Plush Coats
Beautiful garments at rices which will appeal to you. They are
splendidly tailor-made, well lined and of best make of plushes. Different
styles to choose from. Sizes 38 to 44.
At each $30, $35 and $40.
Kid Gloves • -
Perrin's famous Kid Gloves, blacks,
tans and white, with two fancy dome
fasteners. Special per pair VAS
Black Suede Kid Gloves $2.25
Women's lined Kid Gloves, in tans,
two dome fasteners, At per pair .$2..50
Men's heavy cape Kid Gloves, two
heavy dome fastners, fine wool -lined.
Tans, greys. At per pair $740
Silk Waists
Many styles in this week, in Crepe.
Georgette. Wash Silks and Voiles.
Dainty and exquisitely made. Blacks,
colors and white. Sizes 34 to 44.
Each ..... ;3, K, $5
Furs
Never before such a pleasing choice.
Fox, Lynx, Wolf, Sable. Coon and
Mink. Stole or scarf and muff. At
per set $15, $22, $30, $40, $50, $75.
$80 and up.
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Silk Stockings
Sim 8S to 10, black:, grey, tan or
white heavy Silk Hose, 3 -ply heels
and toes, garter top of deep lisle.
At per pair. , • • $1.50
Handkerchiefs
Hundreds of dozens
Linen Handkerchiefs
Men's pure linen hemstitched Hand-
kerchiefs, with initials hand -em-
broidered very daintily in corner.
all initials. Each 40c and Sic
Ladies' fancy pure linen Handler-,
chiefs, an almost bewildering choisi .
At each 211c, 25c, Sit; See
Men's Fur Coats
Black Dog. Sitka Beam or' Alaska
Beaver Coats for men. The ,skins
are selected and we can buy none
better. Linings of heavy farmers'
satin. Cuffs in sleeves. shields, etc.
Dozens to select from. All sizes
42 to 30. Price, special ..... ... $35
Men's No. 1 Muskrat -lined Coats,
Otter collar, shell of No. 1 English
Beaver clothEach =1511.00
MEDICAL.
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mar and throat. partial 1
rheumatic oo ach.. ts. A
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sod St. Andrew's mimeo
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home, Cole.
W by Bylaw No. 111 of 1915 which was pal A fl:airs, or ,each other person or boil)
he i d
majority of the ratepayers and was fine y pad as may be designated fax that
the T gra 1 Ire twenty years at per Cent.
duly submitted to and nee sed t assn .e
n taz.
on the Itch day of JJun., 1915, the corporation of The loan *lib ' for a period notTeed-
own Goder,ch toted to the North Omer- .t
Restrictions Are Removed.
WASHINGTON. Der. 24. -Sweep-
ing relaxation of restrictions os the
export■ of foodstuffs. foddera and
feed to the Pan-Amerlcaa republics,
Canada. Cuba and the West Indian
was annoiineod last night by Chair-
man McCormick. of the War Trade
Board.
The list of sieeptiona named only
wheat and wheat `Sour, ebft!w. star,
corn, butter. eheeaa, ekgp, llaaeed
meal and sake and cotton seed meals
and rake. To avoid way mlMppre-
henalon as to the supply of thee* ae-
tlelen to the countries named it waw
emphasised that praetttttly' all or
tkewt are available In desired qua
Utlaa throe. Oovbrensest Assails.
lean Chemical Company. Limited, exempt ion roan alit siakt loans
troat,on. except for school farces, upon the lands. ' f,tuniatp les are not t0
buildings and plant of the said Company, ant to individuaU, firms or mmpan es except
any improvements meat addition made thereto for o:ORipanies moil porsted as before merle
to period oa f ten y from and including the year companies who Own ther own
Meaning the fin( day of January, (910, 590n the timed. arta td persons i
terms and condi, iods *et forth ,n said byl.w..inA land and 'desire to erect houses there.ta
dM 4,141, agr a to furnish said Company with elec-
tric power up to tl♦E savant of twelve boron, r.er
per month free of charge
Gr the.r Own occtlpallon, and t0 farmers
for
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4
t he erection of houles for their fico- 3
ANn Willett AA the said the North American p.,. If a municipality itself azoires
k be
1 diedor f r,A1 1 w.
loaned k aired the fell amount l ulnad req therefor.
chem al Companr.
1 imted pertorrm-d the land' and u,pitructs houses tet
foeprKedr'nl Rosi ro a
rnsad gi.n m111MM nKame emit ta tern
aiA gr■wee hr *■,d nrtewa portion of the Tilt Ivan to he made to a iMositlg comp- '
gaol permd of ten years any shall lot exceed 83 per cast. of the
AND WHastAs the said The Notch American value if the land and buildini .
Chemical Co„ Limited, has fRm
and in the course thereof t
toe cd t The c -alt ( n> to a person who own* his otter land, aid
t sit the roe sal ire, Hutt Or for mob=
tqudetion.
wdator i■a sold A loan may he made to a ern end
lt»n ven d Tkf ry
imited.rid, ' erects a h h f fib
American Chemical CamAay, Limit a
tion, to tette full valued the
going t-nrr.ern
ANo W the sNd The GodarieA `;,It Alto to 3 ;Orson for tb! ercC las of a
4
1.2
Company. Lorded, preheat' to carry on ehr finite oat
owned by the rntrfdlipa flim•
ba.itw, of manuacttdetg talc in the To.n provided he tnhutto in cash the value
e l Gpkrich, as f rmeel 41Mdacted by the .std d the lot if) Ci`n1, of the whole
The North heAmland. pC n company. Lim. of Flashlights
ltd. oma the land..50dW11 and plant td the osa. • A New Line
lk former Crsnwnr. andWae/(wper• tont I loan 1 he mad% by the Peoeinot
h torr . wm.aad en■blawnirtg
M
Happy
EDA NEW LINE Of!
Electric-
irwls
Tauten
Toaster Stores
Heating Pais
H�st�w_a�ter Cops
Ikkeou Hsatsrs
Vibrators
All above appli-
ances will be ,kept
in repair. free . of
charge.
Heather
INBURef NCE, LORI
ILiOP MUTUAL
ANCE CO. -Farm and i
toured.
ars-1.. Connolly, Pre
Evans. Vice -Pres., beeches
Ya Sec. -Tress. Sealorth 1
tore,- D. F. Sec.-Treas.,
Jolla O. Grieve, No. k
14 R. No. 4 Malor th,
hagen, foto. McCartney.
Robert Ferns, Hark
Clinton. Jaren E.ana 1
ly, Goderich.
no. J. W. Yeo, Gorier
No 1, Clinton; Nahum
H,mhle7, Seaport h. Pohcy-
aunts and gel thele c ids
ride's Clothing Store,
ry, Kingston street.
's General Store, Bayftetd.
MUSIC.
BEL R. SCOTT,
Voce, Piano sod Organ.
•.tor715510, atfdna. A
RRIE'L, Britnma road.
A complete line
Portable Lamps,
Tungsten and•Nitroge
i opentrms y ,n[ err
(wither sari pars M titan...( wMe1 the output
to the mu )ahtles ti•IprogresseaNratee
ash eat he con.idetably incressg and the mine Ina required_
Iter of handy employ wl added a, .
ArmW tiewi4TheGedelett•ak
pan , Limed. lsaa renovated the mamma d n..
or the rorperet inn rel the Teewat Go low is
omit ■ hyla. In the ratepayer' a (Mead fawn
nut/Wiring the ext as, t r
n ass M t M •a d
ed that aII bonzes be sold '
On the mon v rearm •tot plan. The
period of vment must not rioted
twenty y ar.d the rate of interest 6
ends err he Itala}ee t the Petcti t. monthly repayment for
rrgmal trim d to y r} (went earn cover interest and repay -
ranted
salt Company. Limited, the while es s y
ranto,A to the North Armnxan Chemic5 C ,n�- men% Of prl I will be abn*st $JO. per
pony, t-lmite4. by rd bylaw No. IS of 1013. month (or a 113,000.00 house IntestThe er
e •de
ANn 94 it N deemed mpediem to grant will be chiliad on arrears.
the said aid and to extend the unexpired port
M the original term of ten year* to (Maoist The Or any part ti the pry 1 may n`
Goderkh Snit Company. 1.tm,t.d paid at any the during the twenty years.
Therefore the mmnkipel council M the nwpw- A • penbn tal{,ing a Mouse trust (t nv4n-
at ides d the Town of GolssrICh enacts a follows' ant to repieta rid 10 pay tames std to.
I The Imola wiM(ste and Mont (moiety •urarK7.
or eted mod orvratd by The th Amer.can
CTnaie 1 Cempsoy. Limit's, • it a assn tact Any muniC tiolity may come under the
or toe it a..er.tom "A. M the own o - rare11iora of the proposed legislation bt dna
.tela w sod .n a.n ie sa to ax- after it is eidterl *porta bylaw
limak llwfor the par-
s.
/nl�• IMIa•
aalddale f..05tPrd elm M in mparatlaa � tot ohms the .•1 spin ahtal
tope Nem awmlelpal r tawniest ler p5•pe•ta
72/4°Pdd
roar• for . pMpM.eM as..a pealed h►y�eaute crgtnca. Tile ndn t:" py e:letN`"ale.�ml. then "t>t the Ani unstirred of three
shit
Mime poselA dna on as be one.
of ek4 said lamdl bulMny. and plat tend PT' � the other two nomi ate
•ode/ atso that then stall re wpse said date and
coot y thereafter Moto' said /ke(od est• colyCil, not fin sof the
. Ind
pbyed M sed wheat aa' pant wdrk0vn e0 the elected for t yews, one "arias aid,
a to... .t 51 tot lowly _
a 'tip treyof Artllar **N M oke aid T'.
GOderieh Solt Co.pasa i ellf.: %:0191 IM Thr moo
term d the Tow. d (' elan fora
iM t( unto yta.i eeteverowewee the Are young the
d lwaamy, teal digiti. or
%mss ,s at 4- patent ami
4
a gg♦1l fates w Idle
atria l M sto spend oa
ewe 1f a11h did.
and Batteries on Hand
WvyMP* w
Brophe3 1
'I me Leading
Funeral Dire
and Emball
Orion ease{uly a
.1 en hours. Mgt
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OF ELECTRIC FIXTURES
A NEW STOCK
OUR SPECIALTY
Let us give you an esti-
mate on wiring your home,
office, garage or place of
business.
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LEHIGH VA
THE COAL, TBA'r
We deal in Hard an
i.ltue, Calx Pin
Clay, also Na and
Manta sad H tot:!
ROBERT �•T
WEST STREET, NRt*T TO POSTO1rFICE
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