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OODERIOH. ONTARIO. URSDAY. MAR. f27, 1919
THE TOWN COUNCIL
SAVE, Because'-
Saving
ecause-Saving means greater power of accom-
plishment -mastering expenditures that hold
neither benefit nor satisfaction.
5
Pon SALE OR MT.
PROPERTY BARGAINS.
A good new red beck Minus, coatalning all
weeremences. Garage, etc. Situated on Newple
atnat, Godersch. Pine tiLi 1. SLOW cash W-
er* with interest at 7 pa cent. Posaeaslnos May 1..
A.weltbu,lt frame hones on Trafalgar street.
ler11. 11 dert1'o• closetoMay 'boots and churches.�S.n vaunt lots on Huron road. ,n cuep1ock; the
beat garden ground in God,',ch. for NS()
The W S Kelly house on Church street. One
N the hest properties ,n Godersch. All con-
aearraes stationary tuba. garage. etc. for swaasta.
A good frame houses two las. am stable. ben'
hose. good fruit trees. lar $1.540.
T. GUNDRY,
SSD •1 b1ae 119. Goderich.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE, --
Applscatme Inn the position of township rink
II d the township o,t Colborne will be received by
(the undersigned up Lemon of Tuesday, Apra Mh.
Ii GORDON YOUNG,
Reeve.
R. R. No. 6, Goderich.
NOTICE TO STOCKMEN.
The United Fanners cif Ontario. having
GOOD STORE TO RENT.
THE STAND ON THE SQUARE.
1A carver of Kingston street now and kar
seamy years occupied as . reetmmnt ala be /r
net April 1st seat. Tots IS one ef the bet oda
ea the Square. with comfortable Irving rooms
w gstatrs, and • convenient back rename
A first -Clan opportamly to carry ea • pd
bmlinesa.
For ler me. ctn.. apply 10
ROBERT MCLEAN.
P. O Boa II/2. Godw.ch.
Phone Si. 11162t
POLI SALE. -
AND INSTRUMENT FOR SALE.-
A sew Imperial Mellopb0oe, all complete
h crooks lsosthpsece, tic . also a good leather
car In arse. For sale at a barrio. THOM-
BDN'S MUSIC STORE, Godera-h. 30-:1
�
11 T kOSALE.- COMING ONE
J yaw aid. Bred by -Meriden Stn ewaa;"
dawn a fins dor sari Dark bay is coke As
(sora hue smne4. GEO B WILSON la 13e
onsmersoa 4, Godersb Township (R f(. No.2.
[-oder wh). 56-11
purchased $ neat on the Live Stock Ex-
change at the Union Stock Yards, Tor-
onto, have procured the services of Mr.
Charles McCurdy, a prominent commis-
tionman of thirty years experience, and
began operations on February 14.
Lau week aae live sto le nal consigned to
them than to any other commission man on the
1.5. 1..
why not send your live stock through the
Par ren• Club and reap the benefit Each In-
dividual work add on its own arras, from one
bead to a carkoed.
Seed • Iso of your fat sleek several weeks .n
advance. so as to gees ample tome to arrant.
c shads.
Seed direct and know you are receiving every
pal your stock is worth.
Const nor, have the p iv, ege of choosing sorne-
ose to aoouapsay thew Nock.
One ern conned a bull kr which he wen
offered re locally and received. alter paying all
escrows. 1117 Another man realised 61.51 mere
os ten Meets. Others are receiving umllar
laments.
11'1 parties having tattle. stamp or hogs com-
✓ snlcate at once with
EZRA FISHER
or
1. K. KERNiGHAN,
Live Stock �m�llr.ee. Calbarse Township
Farmers' aewriar
('HI Rl'H NOTES.
Rev. A. E. Jones, of Clinton. occupied
the pulpit of North street Methodist
church last Sunday and delivered two
forceful sermcn. Rev. Dr, Rutledge
cooducted the anniversary services at
Wesley church, Clinton.
Next Sunday will be Educational Day
in Victoria street Methodist church.
Rev. P. S. Banes, of Benmfller, will
preach in the morning and Rev. J. H.
Oaterhout in the evening. Sunday
school and Bible class at 3 o'clock. All
welcome.
The services in North street Methodist
church will be conductedl next Sunday by
the Pastor, Rev. De. Rutledge. In the
evening the series on "Pilgrim s Progress"
will be continued; subject, "Farewell and
PUBLIC NOTICE.
rpoWN OF GODERICH-gOURT OF
11 REVISION.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT SEWERS.
Trial 1M0T1Q Mar
1. Tree Council of the Corporation of the Tows
of Godes hr cautructed r a local improve
• ant ■ sanitary sewn on Sootb street, between
Brunie road and Raglan street.
2. The coat of the work is 5131161, of which
Mn/.17 is to he pad -by the Corparatwo. The
ap.cial rate per Tout frontage n fifty-nine mita.
The special assessment is to be pad en twenty
annual lostabneau.
S. The estimated ktelame al the work is twenty
years.
4. A Court a Revision will pe held on the Itch
day of April. 12111. ata o'ebck p. m., at the coun-
alchambeek town hall. in the Townof•(:oderich,
for the puppet el Maury complaints against the
proposed asaesements or the accuracy- a Irml-
a measems interest'
and. any o4het complaae
wktch Pmaoss ,nterested m.y dour, to make sad
I maths by lea cognisable by the Court.
Dated at Godes oh this 24th day of March. 1919.
L. L. KNOX.
40•2t Town Ca(rk
SOWN OF GODERICH-COURT OF
REVISION.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT SEWERS.
TA/CR NOTICE THAT
1. The Cothscd ol the Corporation of the Town
of Gudernch has constructed as a local t e -
smut • aaritary sewer on Broatt H5 road trout
Cambrsdge street W Regent street.
The cast of the work is 346••.2, of which
• ailed r is to be pad bx the Corp ratan. The
special rate per 100t Pontiac is 4A.4 tents. The
special aeeassetnt s to he peed in twenty annual
mitten/Knit.
a The estimated laetrile of the work Is towel
earl
4 A Court of Nevlson will be held on the 10th
day of Aped 1u,9 at • o'clock p.m, at the cowa-
rd chambers. town hall. in the Town of Guderiek,
for OS porpoise n1 heartencomplaints amorist the
proposed aaaesren1e ar the accuracy of frontage
measurements and any other complaint which
usletsted may desire to make and whish
by kIFIgam table by the Coact
Dated at (pdrr.ch tku ::45 day of March. ISP
t. L. KNOX.
1 own Ctett.
SHEARS, 9CI0s@le!r. SAws. CLIP- :a.t
A7
Unlimited Quantity of PERS sad KNI VkS
adline. An workiwd
saarantds.heirt ;SHOW N Our (SODER ICH -COURT OF
Barber Shoo 1 REVISION.
town
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE Marin, se. David's street. or at west street
at S.3 per single cord. delivered,
THE GODERICII MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglers St.) Phone Al.
WANTED.
iiR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
1
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Lake Home Surgeon New York OOpaAhthalm,e '
and Aural Hospital. mutant at k(arefrld'.
pElyye IIb M �tt Golden Square Throat Hoe-
pita
Waterloo 5t S., Strait lord.
TekpldNe 'M7.
1
At Bedford Hotel. Godrr ch. from Redoes- !
day. May A. 7 p. m., to Thursday, 2nd. at I
CHER WANTED. -FOR UNION
orhool section No. 11. Asbaeld and Colborne.
-cess preferred Salary pin lutes to
mirseence April 211h or moire Churches and
patofbce rear school. Apply to J. B GRAHAM.
Secretary, R. R. NA 1. Gorlerch
WANTED 1 O RENT. - SIX OR
oven room, luny -modern houw with garage.
Boners man and his wife. no chldeen. Apply
K;w
S NAL OFFICE. W.24
UrANTEDTO RENT. -FURNISHED
honer Of Mama, with all conveniences.
Married couple: no children. Apply MRS. WM.
MORROW
%/VANTED.-EXPERIENCED
larmrr and wile to lake charge of w t o0
largo and .n Mex. (:rod wages to ryhl par.,es
and steady employment Mast furnish reference.
Apply to D. W. MARSHALL, R.K No 3. Myth.
(het.
VOl" WANTED. -TO LEARN THE,
it p,nnng trade. Good opportunity 1w •
tory who wants to ken. Apply at THE SIGNAL.
ANTED AN APPRENTICE TO
p m.
AUCTION SALE.
AL'C IONuSALE OF HOUSEHOLD
MRS. 71101 McEWEN
will sell by publr auction. at Gundry'• auction
rooms. Hamilton street. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 29th.
at 2 o'clock p. mthe following:
One Belt organ :in good concision). 1 bedroom
suites. dreamers. stan& springs and mattress
complete. 2 beds, spiry and mattresses. : small
tables. 1 parlor table 4 din,nxroom chairs, 6
kitchen c .4. 1 bedhcit and feathers, 1 gasoline
stove tersely newt, 1 gaad,ne range.. 1 kitchen
range (Gad Cheer). 1 Ifasi G, aunty suing
m.rh,nr (rase 04 1M very best machines nn the
ma,ket). • number I yards of carpet andod-
cloth. 1 parlor couch. 1 bed couch a num er of
qurks. p dare.. window -shades, .,heofter. lawn-
mower. and other artsl•s too numerous to men
e ♦ learn dre•smakiog. Apply to MRS. Terms cash,
l'ELLOW. South street. Tt-tl
MRS. THOS. Mt E W EN.
GIRLS WANTED. -APPLY THE Pitmen rem
GODERICH KNITTING CO. Intl _
CARDS OF THANKS.
LOST OR FOUND.
LOCAL 1MPRUVEMENT SEWERS.
TAILS NOTICg THA r
1 The Council of t he Corporation of the Town
of Godersch has constructed as • local improve.
meet • sanitary sewer on Victoria street between
St. Davids street and Britannia rood and on
Be.anma read from Victory street 10 Cameros
sir eel
2. The cost of 114 work ie 13''.77, of site\
11.'76." s 15 10 be pat\ikby t e Corporation. Toe
•prc..l rate per foot 1 tune is may cents. TM
specter mireernent 11 to he paid in twenty anneal
Instalments.
I, The estimated ragtime of the work is twee y,
years.
4 A Court of Rev non will be held on the 1045
day a Acrd lin..., at 6, o'clock p m.. at the council
chamber., Coen hall. ,n the Town of Goderich. for
the purpose of hearing complaints remit the
proposed assessments or 'the accuracy 01 .lroot[yre
measurements and any ether comps' nt whseb
persons int:Rested may desire e0 make and wait[.
's by law cognizable by Ihe Court.
Dated at Gudrrich this 2'8h day of March. 1919
.tin 2t L .Town LIXiNOrk.
TOWN OF GODERICH-COURT oF•
REVISION.
LOCAL IMIROVEMENT SEWERS.
TA Kg NUTII ITHAT
1. The Counc11 of the Corporation of the Tewn
et Goderich has constructed as a local imignove-
ment a sanitary sewer 011 Victoria street. between
St. David's street and Nelson street.
The coat of the work ,s *Lon. tt. of which
11372.2, is to be paid by tha Corpora in. The
T. GUNDRY- : special rate pee fait frontage is witty cent.. The
Auctoneer. special assessment is to be paid ,n twenty annual
'net alments.
IOST.- ON MARCH 4th OR 5th, A
J small, rd rnenxrandum hook, either al
Samuel Johnston's sale. Colborne. the 4th contr.
eon of Godepcb towed, p, the Goderich Planing
Mull, or at Dunlop's hill. Finder will please leave
at THE SIGNAL OFFICE and receive reward.
The Signal can Rave you money on
your daily papier. Her the clubbing
alit OD Loge 7 of this issue.
1
CRAIGIE'S
ASSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
FORD
1917 Ruflabont, in first-class
condition, newly painted and
overhauled. Will' be sold at a
bargain.
VICTORY BONDS
Bought and .sold.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
J. Wr CRAIGIE
9. The estimated lifetime of the work is twenty
years.
4 A Court of Revision well he held on the 10th
VV ISH TO TENDER Ml' SINCERE day of April, 1919, at a o'clock p 01.. at the cool.
-,1 chamber., town hall, ,n the Town 01 (;oderch,
thanks to the neighbors and friends for many for the purpler 01 hearing complaint a`a,nat the
kindnesses extended during the long illness of my popwrd asse.smena or the accuracy of frontage
mother,and for exprer(on...I sympathy received me-aurrmrnta and any of her complaint• which
upon the occasion of my bereavement by jtr tenons interested may desire to make and which
death on the 11th inst. E. MONTGOMERY. is by law cognizable by the Court.
- Dated at Godersch thi.2'dh day of March, 1510.
NOTICE
The Social Dance Chili w I1
hold a
EUCHRE: ANI) 1)AN('E
in the alasonle plall
FRIDAY NIGHT. APRii. 4th,
for the Soldiers' Memorial Funds.
('Ards ft 110 till 11 p.m. Dancing
rill 3 a.m. Lunch served. .1et-
arey's Orchestra. Admission
t;enla 50e, ladles 24k•.
Evorybod) come.
1- L. KNOX,
49 2t Town Clerk.
WATCH FOR
AUNT SUSAN'S ViSIT
!worth W. lIetho li.f ('hureh
F'ridaj. .torn fun
See 11lnd.nt Carrs
Et
THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON
GAi'L'S ORF.AT DRATDR!O
"THE HOLY CITY"
IN KNOX CHURCH, EASTER MONDAY EVENING
CHORUS OF 60 VOICES
Miss Kota Lyttle, soprano Miss Mande Million, contralto
Mr. B. V. Cott, tenor
Frederic Tristram Egener, Moa. Bac., Baritone and Cond'r
Tickets 2.Ic
Hail." Men's Sunday Chub meets at 10
1. m. in the church .parlor. Sunday
school and Bible classes at 3 p. m.
At the Baptist church )next L.(wd'i Day
the pastor will conclude the twtf series of
consideration wish "The Joy of
Life" and "The Law of Attainment "
The evening subject should be of parti-
cular interest to the young people.
Bible school at 3 did B. Y. P. U. at 8
o'clock. A wholesome interest is being
taken in the prayer services. The meet-
ing next week at 8 P rev, April 2, will be in
charge of the Young Men's Band.
AUCTION,f!ALES•
UCTIOfti SALE OVALUABLE
FARM. VILLAGE CHATTEL
UPERTY.
1 bare received lratraclawnt from
MR. NELSON PEARSON
to oder for sae at pisbli. melon. at the village
ol Port Albert, on
FRIDAY, the 1141 DAY ttf APRIL. 111114,
at 1 o'clock p. m.. the lowering lands sad
chattels
Parcel No. 1, commuting 1J acres or tlrre-
abasa lad he.na th. no�j1 part o1 lot No. a,in
4M and concarwn W . D.. Atw4444 There a on tow
a frame barn dories and driving shed 20114
Wand n weU droned andttod clay loam and
well fenced outside -
Parcel No. 2. comprwng about 30 acres. being
Park lots 1. 4. 3. t and 5 north of Melbour e
street. and lot O on east sedan Wellington street.
These tie no beikko s 00 t bis parcel. The land
is a good black loam and well drained.
Parcel No. 6. comprising ab tit 11, acres and
being composed of the easterly two-thirds of
Park lot No. 1, and Park 1d- 1 and :, south of
Melbourne street. Upon thug parcel there p a
p110(1 bearing orchard o•mrrmeng 4) apple trees
The surd is good.
Parcel No 4. The hotd7noprrly in the village
of Port Albert. situate upon lot 37 east of Wel-
bo0ggtoe street. comprising a tuck velem' hotel
baAlding and bare • aa t II,g. granary ant
cpen.b..0
and at one ase land. alar a rout -
and heahosee. Ther0 • good well on the
property 'tarnishing running rr in the house- 4
The above parcels will be red tor sale se m-
atey. each subject to a r 1Kl.
CHATTEL PROPERTY
Hosaan.-On horse, reseal) years old. bred by
Buckles Barberry; 1 bond hang .1 years old,
bred by Bekeraeld; 1 road horse. 7 years old.
weighs shoot MOM.; 1 drlwng horse. rising 7
years; 1 filly colt, riming 1 year old
CATTLE,. -Five steers, rims 3 yearn rel 1; a)
e ters. rising 2 rears old: 2 Indere. 1 year 414, I
steer, 1 Feer old: 5 pelves. dairy 1 yea old; I '
cow, rising 7 years old due to calve May 1st; 2
cows. ring 4 years old. dor to calve May inch; 1
cow. due to calve Sentember 1st; 1 co.
renw
` 1 years old, dos to cave klatch 'loth, 1
purebred Durham cow, due to calve. May 1st 1
puretwed Durham cow, wrath all call at aide; 1
purebred Ifurham bull. teem 3 years old, 1 port•'
Med Durham heifer. hang 1 year old; 1 heeler.
✓ i)ing 4 Years old. +opposed to be to calf; 1 heifer.
meg 2 years old. 2 dry cum. rung .4 years old.
Pec One now, wit s pep.; 1 sows. due to pig
April 1s1; 4 ewe lambs.
lwrtauucrm, Etc. -(err diet drib 113 hoes). 1
steel andrmmer. 1 dm t 2l dram). as Menne make;
1 mower. 1 t\eae-haw eattivator, both Marry -
Harris make: 1 74n.ent bolder, 1 rake, both
Decnpg make: 7 walking plows. t *curlier, 1 twin
plow, I Para No 41 lessl 2 miler` s -ultras
attached; 2 lumbar ea I ws5wi hes oh
ebsivieg.2 h.yraA, 114 v 1ttMclot le cream
ae 14,le h, ten'• v- ,haa�r4lm a, 1 sat
eros haw. 1 tr, t tel 1, 4 I I1. 1 on
wit
organ (good r sew), ore, a gean-
Hty of wood and cedar pus's, a number rel 3 -inch
and 1 -inch tile. and renseroius other articles.
A quantity of hay. 2.9' bushels wed oats 172
O. A. C ). shout S4*) bushels 0l feed barley. ab,tut
1:e bushels of spring wheat and oats mined, about
SOH bushels of feed oats. a number of hen.
Ti Rrm or SALE,. -Aa to land. --len per Lent. at
dim - of sale; bine In at days, when poesess,m
will he given. cr possession may he given earlier
en satisfactory arrangements briny made Inn
balance. As to chattels - all amounts under 110,
cash, balance on ten months' tone on furnishing
approved font noses. Discount at rate o16 per
cent. for cad' nn credit items
Dated this 17th day of March. A. D. 1919.
THUS-GUNDKY. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
ANL IMPLEMENTS.
THE SIGNAL PRINfINGCO.. LIMI'IF D. 4't ei Isms
Ss Appeal to Be Taken In O. W. S.
Suit.
A11 the members were pregent at the
regular meetltlg of the tbwu eounell
ou Friday evening.
T. M. Johnson. town engineer, hub-
mitterl lila filial report on the Inert
Improve/petit 'sewers. constructed' ' In
1017.18, with the rlr't h s! ■aessmeat
roll for each portion of s'wer. It was
derided to Iiok a court of revision 1n
this wetter on April 11th.
The Women's( institute Pent i!1 a
reglk•st for assistatkr 11 ...debits Wig
a "Test rearm" Iu town fur the use of
the travelling public. The Institute
cousur mmil a fool for this porpoise
heftier Hie war. leu the money had
1me1) wool for Reel ('row work. The
rooms in view were - vier Woods' pool-
room e1)41 1t was eathnested that the'
expense for rent. furllshlyc,, water
and light would 1e about #(a► a year.
and 11 addition there would be the
tost of (tic$ and tie .clary fowls super-
intendent. The Iole•a Is to provide
atl.owwotirtiuu for women anti chil-
dren who come to town for a slat ,of
pleasure or sol ppl►g and who would
Ie gild to have �p plate to rest a while,
perhaps take a sup of tette. and look
over the latest newspapers. which
slknlld be kept on hand.
The natter Wats rcferrtal to (he
sp*s•Ial I.)wwlttee.
Aluueek Chapter. L'44. 1). E., pot in
a. bid for two tag they.---olw .4111 July
1st for the benefit of thj', hospital. a1441
another at fair time fur' \\the soldier.
memorial-. This request *as referral
to 11)1' goerfad (bonnets•, x0(45*' 41f (4*
14ewbers expressing the opi ion that
II stools! hardly do for the ennead! to
grant elk• reyueat so .far lu allvtlwe of
the days Inrllttu11W1.a
It was decided to rruit the annual
fee of 51:1 for membership li the 1•141oes
of Canadian 11m11cfprllties, Ills Wor-
ship declaring that gots TRIM wry
Il.a•Ivot for the money.
Tllr city council of Hamilton sent
for approval a petition to the I'ro-
chs-fnl (,overunwut asking that the
ecce • from ''(mars lsnueal to owners
Of rotor rehieie's SlwHdd (e 411144 over
to the respective mnuiclpnlftleea in
w•111-11 said ow•In1r- reside. and that the
fines and fees Imposed lit• the magti((-
tl•ntes in local 1'4,lite ('Hurts. except
when the prtserlttlWl nM Haiti( tlterl by
a1i oni..r of the Government, 41ka11d
Is. paid over fir the wuulctpality. Re-
ferred to special e.immittew.
The t•Ity cooaell of Toronto slaked
c.-itsrrath.l iu rnkr(a bar flee i)swrtIuu
of elanw41 la the hallway .Act to re-
store the right of munirimalitl.s to
rotor., their highways. It was 41'-
tided to fierWnrl a resolution to
Cittawitalong this Ih5.
-► request from thy iNowtuion Atli -
amp that use council forward a, peti-
tion to the Federal I'arliameut staking
that wartime prohibition be made
lerwal1rnt w•ms Perot to the special
committee.
air. Alex. /Stratton tendered his
resignation 1441 (own Inetisurer "owing
to weight of ' years and Infirmity."
T1s eonswi1 ))tlemtni tlw reslglatlon,
to take- effect as 11011 as the balks
Were .untied.
There tens some dls-usslou regard-
ing the eyesores( 0111414' annual the
river 1111,1 lake hanks by the custom of
dumping 1111 c1111" and other refuse at
those ponces 111 Siwe 4111e4 it is de -
mi ral.l.• that .i.h,'s be usrl for filling-in
purposes, but the hndls•rhnhatc dump-
ing of all sorts of rubbish is what is
*00)tilt! tied of. The cemetery awl
parks ,ommitNw was empowered to
net In the mutter.
Hy11W No. 7. appt!infhng If. 11. Long
auditor. and bylaw' Nu. 14. appointing
1', alnrph)•- pul re" s(u•gt•Ilnt, 11(91' put
through 1.11 4heir stage•.', au11 the 49)IIIY
eft 4114.11 went .Into con11nittee of t1*
whole to hear Mr. ('harm, ()arrow,
town solicitor. with refereno' to the
c nit/trio [West Share Railway lawsuit.
Mr. ()arrow .gave 11 cbn-Is' but very
livid reeled of the ease and the vitr-
iol's points involved. .t(Ya)nl lug t4)
the bylaw the •)• fr the gnar-
ant4aal bonds was lei IM pelt! out N-
th. Toronto General Trusts 4'orle.r-
ation.as tn,st4a' pro rata w•Ith the pro-
pa11.' of 11e lulgnnrrindeed lends. The
nng11arnnfeeff Iw,;HIs Were nerr'r 140144
4111,1 there ser( therefore 1111 "proceeds"
froalaBwill, /111,1 al r. (Alrrow tbutendeal
rhe rusts 4'orporatlon hal no proper
authority for laying any anoint from
the proceeds of ole glaral'tnd bonds.
The town 414,1 not know until later
that the isogon wowed immix hlfd.root
1140.11 !1.141.
Then there am( the point of the Apai
payment of the fen ler" trot. 1w141 hack
smiler the byhte-. An order for (he
payment of this 444 11141y watt made by
MT. Jostler )11eldheton .m the strength
of an Ntlid)4411 of .1. W. 34uye's which,'
It wait afterward. learned, was. utterly
false. TM gree_ t difficulty now in
(-mm4441011 with this point is that flip
town Mn(•11 of that date failed. In
spite of Mr. ()arrow's a,Ivk1•. to appeal
from Judge Middleton's order.
JH(ley 1(n4Ierinnl (n'mh,w•tl the
original snit In ti judgment which, Sir.
O1)rrow• thoayghr, did not deal with tie
case 1,4 nIl. 4)n the appeal ('hied
Justice Meredith wits ag•lk,t She town,
Olive other Judges ass'nfed wlfh 11141
Jndgtnr'ul, and s.1 r. Justle,' Hnlgins
gall( a dissenting opinion. halting that
the moneys were wrongly mold out by
the 7trnsfa ('orpiralfon. K11)(11*(1111*
111111 !futon township olrnphed a
stronger position thin the other muni-
cipalities. ma they were net r-p1o'menterl
4n (he . matter of Judge 31l,dleton's
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aur. (:arrow put the nntnleipoNties'
elnitn14 essecirely 1414 fnllOWP:
1. There were no proper certlfleatow
for plying out tiny money.
2. The finml ten per cent. wits paid
41114 I1111or41Ierly.
3. The llteest nn 1.384,4511) (shout
$18,000) was paid out without pro -
MRS. WESLEY W. FiSHER
will sell by public auction. at lots 7 and 8,
Maitland concession. Gob inc. near Ben-
milkr, on
MONDAY. MARCH 31st,
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp. the fol-
low ing :
HORSES. -One agricultural gelding, 10
years old; 1 general purpose gelding, 7 yreil
old: 1 roadster colt, rising 2 years, sir
by Red McKinney; 1 draft colt, rising 1
year
CATTLE. -One Holstein cow, 3 years
old. milking; 1 Durham cow. 5 years old,
milking; 1 Durham cow. .5 years old. i
milking. 'The above cows freshened in
December an 1 are supposed to he in calf
again to Poled Angus 1 ull. One Durham '
cow. 3 years old. due to calve before sale;
1 Durham cow, 7 years old. supposed to;
ba in calf; 1 Durham cow, 4 years old, �
supposed to be in calf: 1 Angus cow, 5
years old, due in September; 2 Durham
heifers, 2 years old, supposed to calve in
September; 1 purebred Polled Angus bull,
rising 2 years old; 1 Angus heifer, 1 year
old: 1 Angus steer, I year old4 4 Angus
calves. 4 months old.
SHEEP, -Six good grade ewe%
Pecs. --One registered Berkshire hog. 1
year old: 1 registered Berkshire sow, 2
years old, due -April 12th; 2 York grade
sows. due April 280; 2 purebred York
SOWS, due June 1st; 2 store pigs.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC -()rhe foot -cut
Deering binder. 1 3 ft. -cut Sylvester
mower: I Frost & Wood steel hayrake, •1
Chatham wagon. 1 Deering steel roller, I
set disc harrows. 1 apt farm trucks. 1
riding plow, 1 two -furrowed Crown plow,
1 new No. 21 Fleury plow, 2 single plows,
I set sleighs, 1 top buggy (nearly new), 1
open buggy. 1 democrat carriage 1 Maple
Leaf plate grinder, S -inch plates: 1 Fleury
steel circular saw (frame and taw 24
inches), 1 nearly -new 28 -inch circular saw,
1 set scales (1.000 lbs.), '2 scufHers, 1 s t
pea harvesters (nearly new), 1 combined
hay and st. ck rack, 1 fanning mill, 1 new
set team harness, with canvas tugs; 1 set
team harness, leather tugs: 1 set plow
harness, 2 sets single harness, I tet team
web lines, 1 set 140 -foot douhletrees
(nearly new). canvas belting (8 -in. wide),
one second-hand threshing telt, 15 gond
cedar post* 3 cords rough short wood, for
large hnx stove;1 new wagon torgue, com-
plete; 50 bushels O. A. C.,72 seed oats, 50
bushels Rennie's heavy yielder teed oats,
horsepower, rods and knuckles; machine
belt, pulleys. grain bags. forks. hogging
Chain, and nurrenait other articles..
Everything advertised must be dis
posed of, the farm is sold and proprietress
is moving to a smaller p ace.
TERMS. -All 411ms of 110 and under,
cash; over that amount. 7 months' credit
will he riven on furnishing approved )Hint
notes. A discount of 4 per cent straight
allowed for cash on credit amounts.
MRS. WES. W. FISNER. Proprietrea.
T. GUNDRY, Auctioneer.
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grera tertlticatn+.
4. The engineer W110 Was t0 Certify
the certificates should not have hero
the engineer of the construction min -
patty : he 1411411114 have been appointed
under the Railway Act.
5, The order of Mi-. Jwstl(•e 3diddle-
ton was wade upon a fraudulent state-
ment of facts.
"Since we Rare gorse so far 111111 111-
eurresl s) nitwit esp•uae it would he a
pity to let the case drop without going
to the (motet of last resort. There is a
fighting Outlive. and ober* 44) 81,ueb
1he at atake'It would seem an advisable
thing to have an appeal." This wail
Mr. ()arrow's opinion. and Mr. E.
Ihnuglas Armour. K. l'., of Toronto,
w114) has been connected with the care,
las given the town similar advice.
When the committee had rime's and
11x• council resnwtrl Reeve !Meta
Moved. srvoodwl 417 Councillor Wallis.
that the mourn take .111) further action.
t'uuul•Illor Humber moved lu amend-
ment. monodist by I' 'floor Parsons,
'Oust this Connell. In touljunetion with
the other municipalities interested in
tlw West Shore Itatlway, (10 appeal the
action to the l'riey ('oui,rlI. each muni-
cipality to allure the toast pro rata with
the a F of bonds guaranteed, awl
in event of winding the omit t11e
$mount obtained he dh•idtal pro rata.
a There voted for the amendment Coun-
ef:tors Mitchell, Walker, Humber and
Paratxls: against. Reeve Davis, Deputy
Reeve Clark. Councillors Wallis and
Story, and Mayor W1g(e broke the tie by
voting 'nay," which means that the Tor-
onto General Trusts Corporation is to re-
main undisturbed and the town is to
make no further effort to recover its
money;
THE LADS IN KHAKI.
Capt. Isaac Hetherington. formerly o('
the Ihlst Battalion, sa led on Monday for
home.
Soldiers are now - returning in large
numbers and a score or more have arrived
the pa -t week. it is difficult to keep
track of them all, but those whose names
we have secured the last fen, days are
Norman McLeod. Lorne Johnston, A.
Kirton, W. Burns, L 11. McLeod, J.
Felker, L. Chrystal, James Taylor. J. H.
Marshall and A. C. Robertson. Others
are expected to arrive within the next
few days. So far as pos ible the returning
men have been met and welcomed by
Mayor Wigle and members of the town
council and Sergt. 1'. Pritchard, of the
Great War Veterans Association.
Pte. Lorne Chrystal arrived on Monday
and is visiting his par. nts. Mr. and Mrs.
A S. Chrystal. It is thirteen years since
he was last in Godes-a-h. He enlisted in
Saskatchewan with the 203rd Battalion.
tta ion
went overseas early in I91S ani was at
the front for three or four months during
the heavy fight ng last year from Amiens
to Louai.,Ile reports at London April 7th
and expects to return to Godetich for a
week or two before going back to the
West.
Pte. Harvey 'Sea- ttle, who arrived
last th, was u 41 close
who enlisted in they early stage of the
wear. He was working on tlw 14. T. it.
at Strnffonl at the time and went
)versals 1y September, 1914. Early
in 11115 Ir Went to Frolic** Bud wax
with tb' 1st 'Canadian 11attalion In the
'wary fighting In the Ypres salient.
.le• was al N4u4-e ('hapelll'. 11H' Sr I
battle of 1'prea (where gas was nrst
read 1. 1"estulert and La Bassos.. on
June 11th, 1915, at l'nlll'lp-• he was
hurled In a mine exploulnn and 541)14 In
hospital lu France and England _for
Ilsnrt sh tits. dater he returned
n France 111111 remnhng1 4111 duty there
Until January 1)11, of this year. 11.' In
the youngest w1n 41f ton• bile John
Beattie of the Hayfield rad.
DEATH OF ROBERT Me1LWAIN.
A Man of Many Aetivitles. His Death
Is Fel as a Great law
Mr. Itttla•rt %lellw'afu, storekeeper at
Nile, mei one of the best-known meta
11 this hart of Huron county, died on
Friday night, at the age of sixty-elglit
years. 11e hath been seriously 111 (or
the last six months; and medical aid
teemed of no avail. Throughout his
illness he maintained his bright and
chirrful disposition, having a solde
of welcome and appret•fation for 1,11
who welt tH see 111M.
Mr. Siellw-af11 was horn on (he old
Mcllwatu homestead In West Wawa-
1a)a11. 11147 mile twat of N11., In lk51.
alai' lived there until 1/474, when be
(omnw'urwl his btaflwiw career at Nile:
lu po11(1(s Ile was a 1.1.1eriel, and being
a public-spirited wan his influence was
tt•id(•spreail. lie was postmaster of
Nile until the oaks was closed last
)•(a11•, was clerk of the township of
Colborne, secretary of the I)ungauo)u
.tgrleullural fl.u•1(•Iy---a podtlon he
Ia.1 held for sixteen years -land there-
for of the West 1Wawanosll Fire 'mow -
mire t'niuiwny. For many rears he
had been an active wemler of NUe
Iiethoillst church, was a wrwber of
tow trustee hoard also 1.1'rreetsry of tlr
Sundry school. (ow of the mead uu-
amitosiwg of men, he Iwpn'ss•11 erery-
• with Ilia honesty and xfulerity,
and his deati► (Testes a gnat feeling
of hiss In the enwwunity. lits kindly
acts sou for 11140 11 heart 4)? friends,
N'llie11 w'ai manifested by the large
ler ofpeoplee who attended the
fun-rat sortie.. in Nile church (111 Ruu-
day afternoon. Rev. J, W. Blowy
preachwl au exceedingly comforting
an14 appropriate sermon from John
14':1-:f. He spoke very feelingly of
Mr. Jlcllwalli s 4'hristhtu exlerh•la1',
of his clear and definite vision of -tie
life Iey.1n1.•' For Iden dearth 14041 mo
sting. the grave 1141 vietory.
winch syuq)athy is felt fur the Iie-
narel family. Resides "Mrs. Ate-
Ilw•aiu, there are two daughters. MN.
\Wu1..Wah'on of West \t'altmlax,h and
Mrs. F'real Jarvis of Alberta, anti two'
SOUS. L,a,lwrd and Frank, at holo•.
The ilfterinent took phot 111 1)um-
galllnon cemetery. The pallbearers
Were William Watson, n, Satuuel T)w-
leaven, WIllt1lll 3h'Ilw•alu, 1'►evid Mc-
Ilw111. Andrew 31'•Ilw•nin 111111 T. 54.-
11714'e•. At 1hulgauulon the funeral
prof -motion vial' met by the, business
men of tow c111age 111 a body, who
luan•hetl at the lintel of the proeessiuu
. Io the burial pb(e, a silent but Slope• --
sive 1ribnte to a 'Ban Who was lure,(
1110 rests-141mi by all.
The minister will conduct the services in
Knox church next Sabbath. In the
morning Mr. McDermid %vitt-Rive- the
sisth sermon in the series ..n the Lord's
rayer. Subject: "Forgiveness, Divine
and Human,' The subject of the sermon
in the evening will be: "Religion De-
fined." in the Sabbath schist)! at 3 o'clock
there will be an open session with stere-
opticon views of the life and work of '
Dsvid Livingstone. Parents and friends
invited.
Hope lives eternnl. No don't 4Ie-
tpatfr, you have a chaurr 11,155 to have
your hope rel,;1se11 -11 141141 Orf clothes 1
„froom I'ridlam the tailor. - ' i
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Advertise in The Signal. it pity,..
Mach interest Is bainr taken in the
otatorlo, "The Holy City," to be sung in
Knox churt h on Easter Monday evening
under the direction of Mr. Egener. iB
order that all may attend, the admission
price has been set at the low ftg1re of
25c. Tickets may be had from members
of the choir, at Porter's bookstore or at
I' Dunlop's drugstore.
GUNDRY'S SAL E REGISTER.
1 FRIDAY, April 11. Sale of farm. ',dace and
.. cAllhaer', all (lel propeo'rlycl, ock p by MrmNelson Pearson, at Port
Tugsoas, April 1 - Auction sole of fain .'ode
and implements, property of Mr. 7' t4. Mc -
1 Carney. lot 11. c,,,wr Bron 16. Gndc rich town -hip.
WRoxRvnAY, April 2.- Aucrlon sale o( fatal
slick and implement.. lir Mr. lame+ EI.1ey, lot
i 3:. concession 13. Mullett
THUM sIrA r. Aird 3. Auction .:dr of farm .rock
■n1 ,mp)ements, property of 41r. Hugh Shiclda,
1041 7 and S. once.axm 1. Ashfeld.
MARRIED.
CORNETT -BLACK. Al Knot church manse,
Goderich. on'Wedne day. March .al. by Rev.
R C. McIMmd, Mss Get rude C. Black, of
Goderich, to Mr. DanielOIED. F. Catlett of Owen
Sound. .
KAI'TRI-.- In (.nolerich tow,nhi e, net Friday:
Much 21, Alfred Mallet, aced (9. years.
Me_ILWAIN.- Al Nile. we Friday. March 11,
Robert Millirem, aged 4, beau.
NEW ADVERT ISEMENTS --March 27.
Page
Teacher Wanted --L:... 11, Ashh• 1.1 and Colborne 1
Caryl of Thanks-11'4,ss F. Mont gomety L
Report Inc 191. -Sun Life An,urance Company 2
M ernorandum (look Last Lent, at Signal .,. 1
Band Instrument io Sok-TM,m,o'a Music
Stove 1
F uche and Dance --.social D:Hrr Club .: 1
House Wanted 5n Rent -Apply at Signal Office 1
Clerk Wanted-Townclup of Colborne - 1
Furnished House or Rates Waned -Mrs, WM
Marrow.. ..... ......... .. . k
Notice re Local Improvement Sewer -Town of
Goderich .... 1
Notice re Local Improvement Sewer -Towna
t;ldeneh .. . . t
Notice re Local Improvement Sewer -Town of
Gorierch 1
Notice re Loral improvement Sewer -Town of
(i,elehcn ... 1
BANK OFMONTREAL
ESTABLISHED OVER 100 mins
Collections for Farmers
Farmers, who wish to
receive prompt returns on
shipments of Cattle, Grain,
Fruit and Dairy Products,
should draw on the con-
signee through this bank.
A Bank of Montreal Draft
is presented promptly and
remitted immediately on
collection at lowest rates.
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A.W. Strickland, manager, Goderich Branch.
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