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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-4-28, Page 10NOTE PAPER SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday Regular :laic sail 40e huxea of very nom Note I'aiwr and ltlt- iroteppes 29c per Box UM' and 75e bouts Note Paper HMI Finn -Iowa' 49c per Box We he... some buts of WALLPA P E R which will be cleared Friday am' :iretnrday at ndtrewl prices. Bonds and Securities Investors holding short term Hotels and deeuritit-s 'of any kind. mat!Irilrg in 1921 to 19lO, should Look to reinvesting these funds nook white long tem, Bonds at 'high interest ratee_arc : e available. . 1 's` Money Is ev beming cheaper short term 4eivrittes to rheiir maturity before reinvest- s iog will s.ettn a eotrsidenhle Ice: 1 ' in Income return. / Let is pertain to you how you can better your iaeotae yield now. We have authentic and accurate information supplied us thy. the best faancialittettsear in the Country. Write or coil and get the in- formation you `need direct. E. H. HILL&CO GOND DEALERS British Exchange Bldg. Plume 31i PAINTING and DECORATING High -grate Wail Paper Samples (22 .n hes wide) kept on hand. ON NOTICE. Samples will be taken to your louse for inspection. ' Over IK Yeats' experience. / AM werk guaranteed. t wt %NT. Provincial heard of Health Says Geis rich Must Iruprere Its Water Supply. In order to improve the water supply. Goderich will have to instal a filtration System at a cost estimated at from $25.000 to $30,000. This is the arrangement made with the Provincial Board of Health at a conference held at Toronto on Tuesday of last week. The Provincial authorities also were inclined at first to insist upon the immediate extension of the intake piix, but after consideration of the whole matter it was decided that for the prevent the installation of a filtenng plant would be sufficient. The report of the conference was pre- sented at a sorra meeting of the town council. the local board of health and the water and light commission at the town hall on Friday night. Mr. A. D. McLean, chaitman of the board of health. presided. and Mayor Wigle read the report of the conference at Toronto which was attended by himself, Dr. Hunter and Mr. W.1'. Murney. The report was as follows : The Interview at Toronto. tieottetnen,-You* committee dele- gated to interview the l'ruviucial Board of Health, as per their letter of the 5th diet. We twg to advise that the interview took plies* at the emulated time, 2.30 p. m. Tueeday, the 11th inst., is the other or the Obier ° eer of lisatth. The interview treeing from 2.30 p. o. until 4 p. in. The Pnrrineial Unreal toeing tepratottd by- Motor John W. Mt•lsulluugh, Chief ()dew of Health, and 'Mr. F. A. Ihrllyn, Provincial ailtui- tary engineer. The whole system of water supply and .sewage way diaeeuiutd and it looked as if the Provincial authorities were prepared to issue their orders (omp•lling us to extend the intake pipe of the waterworks, add a taker and au improved form of chlorination, also STHMA USE RAZ -MAH N Swab's -No Spraying -No Soil Jest Swallow a Capula RAZ -MAH is Guaranteed W restore normal breathing, atop maces //aat�hh*rings in the bronchial tubes. gin ioag nights of quiet sleep; contain tie lab t -forming drug $1.00 at your drug- ggt{sstt • Trial free et our agencies or write Templeton', 142 King W ,Toroete. Loral Alta-Dudop's Drug Store. • MISS FRANCES NICKAWA 1,11 uooe.d I,.a,.,, earl) will give a High-class Entertainment in Victoria St. Methodist Choird on Tuesday Evg , May 10th RHEUMATISM Until Ile rpt �nft+tlor Tlu Mit MIS It. E. No. 1. Loam, One, "Tor over throe years. I war eoalined to bed with Rhemonlime. I treated with ' odaas, tad triad nearly everything without bonadt, Finally, I tried "Preilh lIa1'. B16+v 1 hod rued Aad a hair ! sett iwievesa•asea1: the paha um seise and the swelling hatted to go down I continued taking tan fruit r divine, improving en Me tea. end sow I era walk about two kir ural do light shores about 'the phase. LLKW DIIt MIINRO. Me. a box, 6 for i=.•a tlswia ls. At all Asian or seat privet/ Ig Prfuit•♦tion Limited. Olin . that we con,tnu•r ...nip form of sewage disposal. Neel' ,a•helue hieing discuwel separately, 1t was agreed that the seer - age dispxsal might remain in abeyance for 4110 present. The exteraJon of the waterworks In- take pipe. It was printed out even 'were the pipe extended the old plans prepared •hv Shipman and POwera would riot tw r► tai to advantage, as their plans proposed Mat the intake go through the south breakwater. Should the pipe 10• extentleel there was also the danger of evntaminntion from our own sewage which esters tete lake to the south.. It was int -hosted by Ire. filmier. M. H. 0., that some of the towns were disposing of their *Mage in the ricer and that the Board should first insist that theme plates he re- nnin -4i to take care of their sewage in n sanitary way and in this way eliminate a certain amount of Con- tamination from tete river. The Board intimated that no matter how far out the intake pits- mere ettenileed the water would have to be filtered and eWorioated. We 'lake' if the Hewn) were pr•eiaind to take the respons- ibility of giving us pure water if the intake were erteudei. Their answer, No: not without filtering and ehlorilrat- ing. Then wliy insist on the extension rf tlw intake? The Board wen• not prepared to insist on the intake ec• tension without first making a survey and water tt,dtrt:, on their own account. It was then agreed that the Hoard world tw tntistid if the water watt filtered and chlorinated and' would withhold the under reg,ilring the tame to ie done until the heal (word of health had reiuestet the water and light rnmmission to hart plans pre- pared for a filter anti ehlorinating klant, utiliaipg the present *ailments'. hon basin. h is well worth mention- ing. that the Provincial authorities .were well pleased •wirh the workings of the :*dnnwntatinll'heteein as explained to them from blue prints by the chair• man of the water and light rommis- sion, Mr. W. T. Marney. They said that gnat benefit would be derived by utilizing it with a alter plant. It might $dao tie added that the meeting as very amicable and sen, aatia- :Ietory, the Provincial anthorltles realt:'ng that we Were not offering ex- craves for Imperfe'tionv in our present system hut were de,ciroes of doing all that was p*wlble to have se improved water supply and sewage dl.•soael. Your etrlumittee itherefore h g to netmnmend as follows: - • 14t. That the tocol hos rd of 'hea l t h retient the water and light commis- sion to hare piste. preptreil with esti- mates of emu with as little delay as possible. 2tel. That the lora l board of health *sk the town isitmeil to provide the nestes:lry funds for spelt improve- ments. .111 of whfrtl is rrsprtiully sub- mitted. 4,signed . A. 4'. Hunter, M. 0. II.: W. T. Mn, They, Chairman of Water anal LigIN i'o wutssioa ; Jt Wigle, Jfayor. E. P. WEISS, Trafalgar Si City Neat Market and Grocery Co. SATURDAY SPECIALS Pork 28c lb. t Beef 23c lb. wing Beef 17c lb. ure Lard 2 lbs. for 40c. Snowflake Shortening 2 for 35c. Roe bra"nal filen. 35c ib. Try our fresh, homemade Pork Sausage and Headcheese. It'+ go.,,l. All Two -dollar Orders Delivered. Phone 368 R. GRAF, Proprietor. Cor. Kingston & Square BOYS and GIRLS will be glad to know that we have a big stock of RUNNING SHOES ready for them, so that they can purchase them ready for the net spell of warm weather. Mothers, too, are always glad when the family can put on the Runners, for they are so light and iseless after the heavier winter shoes, and less expen- sive to buy. We are safe in saying there are no better goods mide t n the celebrated `FLEET FOOT" bland, in high and low styles, black, brown and white, for sports of all kinds and every occasion, in a variety of heels'and toes. A shoe for every foot and a price to suit every purse. 'SPECIAL NOTICE. This store, in conjunction with other leading business place, in town, will be closed at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays during theerwmths of May, June, July, August and neptemnber. SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE W. RW:. SHARMAN in diw•nssing the estimated cost of the filtration .system, which was plated at $1O,0K0 at the outside, 11w Mayor aliel that no matter what the coat the town would mare to put it in. 51r. Marney nemarkel that the es- ten,ion of the iosake would cost at Ieeast $50,000. Dr. dinner mild the ultimate goal ons to Ret outside the hrer(keeter for the water supply, but the Provincial Hoard did not wish to part too much etgs•ns• on the town at once. The filtration plant would have to be pot In anyway and the intake extension could I BABY CHICKS From mlretrrel trapnested 9. ('. 1t'hit,' IA•lrhorns, (itarron Sita in 1. The Marron Leghorn is an I'nglisb bird and for a Leg- horn is A very large bird, some of them being as large as tlw Rork. Seldom do they ever set. With the enming of warm weather the heavy br.da are dctermtned to net, not so with the Leghorn. as that is the time she la determine) to lay. They will alms lay In tlw winter If given proper care. Front Nov- ember. lst to April 1st ten of our train eetd Leghorn), laid 111V5 eggs at An average price for the five months of 73e ler doyen, nr $02.7t4 for the ten birds In the five months. From Jost 414(11 stork ate thea* And others nearly ns goof' nee are, offering chick, - '21.••• each, delivered at your .rat loll Huron Specialty Farm' WAITER RORR, Rrueels, Ont. Phone Mx Rot 34. • . �11 'ts�`riau/li i�►�i,• r,u�Yiacijt .:: , ;.i f THE COLBORNE STORE * Warm weather makes one think of light -weight dresses for spring and summer wear. Voile Dresses are very strong, and we have been fortunate in getting a range of Voiles in the very newest patterns, which means they are absolutely different in pattern from last season's. The patterns are much smaller and the color combinations are very different. They all come in dress lengths and are 38 inches wide at 90c, $1.00, $1.25 a yard. 40 in. Voile in very fine quality, at $1.50, $1.90 an d $2.00 a yard. Organdy in all the best shades of blue, illative, mai ze, pink anti nvhite, at 90c and $1.40 a yard. Voile Dresses A range of Voile i)resses in the best patterns and color- ings on sale at $12.50 each. Make your selection early, as the quantity is limited at this price of $12.50 each. Middy Blouses A very large range of Middy Blouses, in .te-hite with blue cullaz or pure white with or without belt, in the Heiken style with ort or long sleeves, or in the service style with long eveg. Every size is shown for children, misses and ladle Pure wool navy blue flannel Middies in all sizes and in the regulation and Balkan style. Regular $6.00 and $6.50, for Kat Coats and Suits Oat Friday we will have all our Coats and Suits marked down to clearing prices. Every garment must be cleared out anda have them marked at prices that will clear them quid " ' Ladies' nity blue serge ('oats in all sizes at bargain „prices. Ladies' fawn a light blue Spring Coats at bargain prices. Ladies' navy blue ' tits in this spring's latest style., all reduced in price to a quickly. J Blouses Special showing of Blouses at $4.98. Ci4pe de chine, georgette and habutai silk Blouses in good, styles, and all size* represented, clearing at $4.98. If you erre in need of a blouse, see these values at $4.98. Children's Gingham Dresses Children's Gingham Greases made from very fine Eng- lish ginghams, up to size 5 years at $2.00 each. There are many designs to choose from and you will be agreeably surprised at the quality for $2.00 each. Voile Blouses Voile Blouses in the newest designs. Now is the time for voile Blouses and the new designs are shown here. Be sure to see them. If they are new you will find them here. COLBORNE & CO. THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY ■ be postponed for the present. Capacity One Million Gallons. Tin* capacity of the proisssal filter- ing plant w111 be one million giilinn" a 4-1sy- eluoble the pre -sere rtttt.etntraiesn. It wits stated Ohat the filter would) take away from .seventy-fve to ninety per (rot. of bacteria. but a smaller amount of chlorinating than at present would still he required. The tests of the water all along have shown the water to he of gess) sani- tary quality, anti although this spring it was loaded with dirt 1,7 It greater extent than ever before the chlorine was still doing its work. .After filtration the water WW be clear and a,ptarkling. Plane and Eatinnate•* to Re Prepared. After a Joint 41isc1es.inn of the situa- tion. the hoanl of leelrh members gaasad A resolution requesting the water and light es,mmissMn to have plans prepare.) with v,aRmntw of east, with A* little delay aha possible, and that the bean couro•il take steps to provide the nevwnry funds. In order to save time, and also to avoid the expense of submitting • by - IMM to the pstple. the Provincial Hoard of health will he asked 10 issue an tinier, which will he sufelent authority for the town to home de- hentnr•a for the amount to be ex- pended. -The 'water end light con:mbe*1on on receiving the r•t111f1at frola the board of twelfth pests! * n-rdnthm instruct- ing the secretary to cenmmuniente with engineering linos In regard to the pro- iPo.ed plant. The catmmis$lan assn instructed the lore) engineer to 'prepare a report on the otreratlon of the present steam Immo and the teepee of maintaining it. The steam plant, which is kept In case of emergency. is a heavy expense. and the eommissiem has an idea of replac- ing it with a gawrl4a• pump. Thr !oval board tit I4•alth is alien In- stating upon the completion of plans for sewage dispersal by the establish• menta Ineatel at the harbor. i(USLC DIANOS TUNED. -APPLY TO C. V. ••►vHENRY, Must* Studio. menhir aide or Goderich Society Orchestra Music Studio. (Entrance between F. H. Wood's and J. H. Iauder's Stores Gene C. Connon, Pianiste-tmition given on piano. Mr. C. V. Henry Violinist - tuition given on violin for beginners and advanced students. For information apply at Studio. Violins repaired, bridges tuned, sound - posts set and violin bows repaired. etc. GODERiCH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA (Five pieces. professional). Unlimited Quantity of FOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE at $4 pee fingh cord, delivered, GODERiCH MANUFACTURING CO., LIMITED. Dot el Angksea St.) Phone 61. • Like Getting Money From Over :MO I'ic•tureai anti Framea to clear out at prices from 10e to $10. Many of them rare. 41Ivet fifty thrusatd articles to he disposal of in Oils llolug'out- of-Hushn-es lisle, at priers that will make them sa11. Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe POIIJC INOTICie The Goderich Elevator and Transit Co., Limited. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. The annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Goderich Elevator and T.anat Company, Limited, will be held in the rooms :above the, Union Bank. corner North Street and Squ are Goderich. Ontario. on WEDNESDAY, MAY nth -1(.1, at 12 oYbck noon. for the election of Dtrecton los the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought he- fote the meeting, G. L. PARSONS, Sec.-Treas. DR. F. J. R. FORSTER. EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT. Late House Surgeon Ne. York Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant at Moorefield's Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos- pital London, Ent. Le Waterloo St. S. Stratford. Telephone 1117. At Bedford Hotel, Goderich, from Wednes- day, May lath. at 7.51 p. m., to Tkaeaday. the 19(0. at l p. m. Town of Goderich PUBLIC NOTICE. The Board of Health of the Town of Goderich hereby noti- fies all householders and occu- pants of places of business to clean up their yards, cellars and any other premises over which they may have control, not later than MAY 1st, 1921. By order of the Board, F. G. WEIR, Assistant Sanitary Inspector. David Mcllwain Agent for International Harvester Co. of Canada. All kinds of Farm Machinery in the Old Stand Hamilton Street. Goderich, • i MONEY -ON GROCER 'PHONE POWELL, 299 save Two to Ten Per Cent. on your Grocery pur- All orders of three dollars and upwards ed free. All goods absolutely fresh and% clean. W. J. •POWELL LOOK ! Columbia Grafonola prices have been cut in hall. Would you like to hear a Grafonola in your home? On your request we will place a ((rafonola in your home, without putting you under any obligation to pur- chase, to *how you how good an instrument it is. Special Offer A one -dollar deposit on onr easy payment plan will give you posseuion of a fine Grafonola.-the best musical instrument in the world. J. H. LAUDER, Phm. B. NORTH SIDE SQUARE, GODERICH Mrs. L, G. Haigmere. of Kitchener, with her tattle daughter Betty is visiting her parents at the North street personage. Mr. James Young has returned from London. where he was undergoing medical treatment, and is, we are glad to s*y. much improved in health. Mrs. (Rev.) Janes Hamilton is at Peterboro'this week attending the annual meeting of the Provincial Woman's Mis- sionary Society of the Presbyterian church. The team of hackney horses which belonged to the tate D. B. MacKay were - odd this week to a gentleman io New York State. and were shipped to him tod.y ('Thursday). The price Is mid tts be around $400 for the pair.