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THE SIGNAL
last VIVA,
'ENT] -FOURTH YEAR NO. 43,
PROTECT
YOUR SAVINGS
Money that is not absolutely necessary for the small =-
�aow of running the farm should not be kept
about
>�ae. You run the risk of losing it. having It stolen-
Restroysd by a ere.
Open a Savings Account In the nearest Branch of the
Sterling Bank. Your money -Instead of remaining Idle -
wfll be earning you a protlt. You may enjoythe con-
venience of paying your monthly accounts cheque.
You will have the feeling of security which comes from
knowing that your money is eb olutoty agfe.
Bee our Manager next time you are In town- Y
TOWN OF GODERICH
PI'111.1C MEETING
To the Citizens and Ratepayers --
A public meeting will he held In the
TOWN HALL
011
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th. 1921
at $ pan
for the psrpt sc of (smoldering the pro-
posed by4gw_•ntbortsinpp the _oonstruc-
tion of a
Filter W i'hlarlaatbw Plast
11n connection with our waterworks
nyste•m.
F:veryliMit he requested to attl-tai
84111 dlotnlm tYla important matter.
L 1. Kaes, (Sgd) F. K. Wigle.
Town Clerk. Mayor
1921 TAXES
Pate for Mat
settled I am now prepared to se -
o *rpt payment.
Two per cont. allowed off 1f paid
on or before September 30th.
After I►ecember 1001. owe per
cent. will be added. After January
1st, 1922, fire per cent. added.
Taxes In arrears must be paid at
once.
Wal. CAMPBEi.r.,
Tax Collector.
Alg(1 26, 1921. tf
BUS AND BAGGAGE SERVICE
:Bus streets all trains. Calla matte for
passengers and bagging, to any part of
the town. Prompt service gnaranteed
Telepbsas Sl Day sr Night „
M. R. STOWS
Residence. Cambria Road, opposite
Organ Factory Office
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1921
TENDERS WANTED.
11 ENDERS WII L BE 'RECEIVED
1
Op to THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15th,
IVJI. for building schoolhouse at Benmdlar. Teu-
deo to he siren utilising the Oct budding; also for
new construction tho mahout Tenders to he for
complete eoaerete Inundation, building (plumb-
ing, closet system). healinglwater system); also
separately. t/ desired. School Board to s, ppty
cement, gravel. brick on grounds. A marked
cheque Int 10 per cent. of amount of leader will be
required to accompany same The lowest or any
tender not necessarily aces pled. Plans for new
budding can be seen at benmdler, at J. W. Gled-
0,11's. or at Woollen MIs. building to be fully
completed by September let, 1922.
1 W. GLEDHILL. Secretary.
BenmallerConeoLdated School Board.
Eat ..
PUBLIC NOTICE.
rhtl WHOM1 IT MAY CONCERN.
will not be reepgtslbk for any soda Pin"
chasedin my name unless arcuat0anied by a
written order.
(Signed/ DAVID1$PROI'L.
R. R. No. 11. Auburn
West Wawanoeh, October 13. 1911. Q<In,
JOB COMPOSITOR WANTED
•
Excellent opening for competent
man, 4.4 hours.
531.10 PER WEEK
Open shop, steady employment.
Monetary Tinges Printing Co.,
02 Church 231. Termite
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at 13 per single cord, delivered.
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglers St.) Phone 61.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surinam New York Otthea{�a11 it
sad Aural Hospital, amhotaat at a8er2aeM's
Eye Hospital sad Golden Square Throat Has -
total Loads..
s looted°, >R. $,lignallord Telephone 157.
At Hotel Bedngd. Godeoch. horn Wednesday.
November 1601. at s p m. to Thursday Nov•
t amber uta at 1 p. a.
�OUNF2+-HOUSES.
1 A11 'duds for sale at very reasonable prices.
Tn Rsaty.-Tile usstatr Sat of Judge R L
Dosk.e house. rap Pt t'Inreat street Posses)..
November 1st. ADDIS' to P. J. RYAN
sow lmtls.d lasleranre- Phone re.
Arthur Circle Bazaar
and Salad Tea
Knox ('hurrh Lecture Room
Saturday, October 29th
Tee served from 4 to 7 p.m.
Home-made (taking. eaudy.
fancy and useful artkies for
sale.
G. C. 1. Orchestra In atterdanss
DANCE --
SATURDAY NIGHT; -OCTOBER i5th,
AT _
The Pavilion , : Goderich, Ont.
[Rsas-s ssrr HOTEL]
COMING SOON ---
"A ROUGH NIGHT" and it will play for weeks to a
cold, drafty house unless you order your _'
Storm Sash and Doors Now
Save money, fuel and be comfortable. They are the
only genuine fuel saver and what you save in one sea-
son will pay for them.
SPECIAI, PRICES on all orders received until Oc-
tober $iat:-
Ur ORDER NOW
It means dollars and comfort to you. Pbotae 47-.n4 -
leave the rest to US,
Goderich Planing Mills
Pima 47 LIMITED P. 0. Bei 18
C.RAIGIE'S
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Two-story white brick, -fully
modern. eight -roomed house.
water heating. Situated on the
ninth side of Lighthouse street.
Price $3.500.
Two-story red brick, fully
modern, eight -roomed house. full
lot, double garage. Situated on
the corner of Elgin avenue and
Stanley Street. Priee 15,600.
Two.stor frame, knee -roomed
1Fo11se,r 14 -ht and t
prilge, in Brat elates condition.
east sT4 of Victoria street.
Pries 42.206.
Roods Bought and Sold.
J. W. CRAIGIE
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
IN ST GEORGE'S CHURCH
DEDICATED TONIGHT
Former Members of Congregation
To Be Remembered, Bishop
of Huron To Officiate
The memorial windows in St. George's
church, of which mention Was made in
Tlw Signal last week, will be dedicated
tonight (Thuraday, Ocjober 2Tth), at 8
p. in., by the Bishop of Huron. Mrs.
G. M. Urso, who gave the windoad, and
her husband have come !non Chicago to
be present at tlw Nervier. Special music
has been prepared by the choir, and it
it expected a bugler will wound the last
post 111 honor of McKee Morrison, who
fell in action. TIse public aro cordially
invited to the service.
THE WEEKLY
CHILD .WELFARE CLINIC
will be held in the Council
Chamber, Town Hall, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, '21
FROM 2.30 TO 4 e. P.
-o-
All mothers are invited
bring their children under :8
years of age for examination
and advice.
Small Bank Accounts
We welcome even the smallest accounts and er-
ten(' the same service to the patron depositing one
dollar a week, as to the firm banking thousan&.
Moreover, that degosit of $1 a week, confingerl
regularly. and including interest at 3ypounded
semi-annually, gives you a balance of $280.26 is
five years.
ION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Woollcombe, Manager
-O-
Visitors interested in the
health of the public will be
cordially welcome.
Willoughby Farm Agency
--o-
Offers for sale a splendid farm
of 100 acres. Well situated on 8th
concession of Colborne, 8 miles from
Goierich; 21 miles from Auburn;
good bank barn and stabling; hen-
house and driving shed; good brick
house. The farm is well watered;
I tnile to school; 11 miles to church;
2} miles to station, Full particulars
of this and other listings to be had
from C. C. McNEIL, their repre-
sentative, who would be pleased to
show buyers any time.
C. C. McNEIL
Rr, ce greet ., Goderich, 0 nt
ANNUAL MEETING 1
CHILDREN'S AID AND
HUMANE SOCIETY
Will Convene in Children's Shel-
ter, Goderich. Outside
Speaker To Attend
The annual \meeting of ttw Huron
County Cbiktren'b Aid and Illumine So-
ciety will be Iwkl oq Tureilay, November
8 at 3 p. m., in the Childreu'a Home,
Cameron street, Goderich. Officers will
be elected and reports given. There will
also be nn eddreaw on e111ld welfare walk
by Inospcmr Anton Tovell,sof Wellington
county. It in hoped there w111 tw a good
reprep ntatietn from diiferent'parta of the
county. ('one and see how homelike the
place it and bow well the children are
caned tor.
AUCTION SALE REGISTER
Wrioto nay, Nov. 2. -Auction 'ale of house-
hold Newt,. pmpets) of John Hoyle, at Ile Aa
gw4t10.• save. commencing at 1 dcka-k p. m.
P. w.1Mn.Auctioneer
.
rum GOUERICIi MARKETS
wheal, par bush
Oats per lensk.-.
Barley perbah
Pant. or bunk ...
13n.kwheat par bush.
Flour. final y. percwl
Flour. pntoot, per owl 4,80 to ass
Bra..patron .. ..... .... .. . n 00 to 2300
8hew1.. per ion ... .... ....... 2i 00 to Vino
11.,. Iso r Inn 12.10) to Mel
ttrww. for -r, per ion.. 111 ,en to 1200
Dairy Rutter, earth .36 to 40
Creamer) 'hitter, per 38,........3610 car
Ikon frw.l,. par dog... Y to di
Potatoes per bush.. 1.00 to 1 25
Cattle butcher.' rade.' tr owl. 6.0U to 5,20
l'+.Ile, bw clan.' mall , per Oat. 4.00 to 500
Hoge, live weight, per cwt. gm to 8,0)
Hides. par Ib .04 to .04
Shimoda his .10 to .10
TNt'wI..y. Ort. T..
.f _moos .81
la to .M)
,leu to ,55
. 1.27 to 1.10
01.1 841 70
350 to 87•
THE FARM LAND AGENCY.
100 acnes ex.rllent els' lan, soil. In fine ,on
dlthm, latae portio,, .soled down. dx a,y►s
tehaat,erawina- All fall plowing done: well
fenced, principally new woven wire; ortolan
well and windmill. Gond fruit orchard. ail
1an11dfoga. widernodphone In
hour. Mlnate1 011 e00.1 grovel road, excellent
neighborhood. 34 miles from Dungannon. near
school. Prise, Of WO; 11000 will be accepted down.
balance on easy terns) to suit ptrehaser.
Iq acres. said to he god productive soil, large
Portion clay loans. tall plowing done. No foul
wends, farm well feared; artesian well and wind.
mill. Etollent hare, goo) ootls.11dinge, w.•II
heated In goal nelthtdrh.•o,l near Nile villose.
Phone In how. mall hos near hour, Prlee,
Baal. Iteisa n*t,a payment 4108811' hatance, easy
tern's. Instead of cash payment, a gaol hacv
and IM in (:alerlrh will be accepted as part try•
neat. g
Alsna number of other farms for saki at attest,
tie. prices.
Tao good horse% Inr sale at give-away prima.
tone lawny delver, perfectly gentle, in
shape -110. worthSO,.
, nue Arasl mare, good roadster. Wnallawn,
may be In foal. large enough for regular faro[
or nod work Rlre, R1i: cheap at Cu.
For all particulars see
J. W. ARMSTRONG,
Above Parson's Fair. Box w., noder1-h.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
iLJta1sHEl) RA MINN TO
Also a games for auto. Apply 1MR8. 050.
(IRAHAR. corm., East cud Albert steads, It
Ijk) RF.ST.-FURNISHED HOUSE
1
TONAL bit the reenter of Keays sad this
streets, ukderle•h. Possession any time. Apply
on the premia.. It
VOR SALE. -MODERN /INVEN-
T tusks, Dtrss^d brick house for sale. Framed
this season: lout ready to 1w occupied. Two
minutes walk from s,lwrr- Apply V, P.1:01'LD,
Market street. tiff
f,'OR SALE.-TIiREE SHORTHORN
(' hull cakes. ready for souls*Oxford ram
Oxforam
lambs fromsire from Imported Rock: two large
litters Yorkshire pigs, old Harrod Rack and it a'.
Whits Leghorn cockerels, from heavy -teflon
strain. J(tl1N FAaRINII. Phone Uunganuon
4215. 1241
LWARM FOR SA LF. -IN COLRORNE
i' township. lot s, Ind concession, eastern 4t -
vision; loo miles from tlemnIIler. Cwmsalns 101
acres; K. acres Is now under rultivatkr. moot
Way -and -a -hall white Mirk home: gnat rink
torn, 70 feet hr 5i feet; drlvingshr.l, 8 feet by /O
art. well fenced and good well water. PA11.
MAEDZL, R. R. No, 4, (*demi, Telephone 1t,
r. It. 10.18
BUILDING LOr FOR SALE. -ON
t'rnck street. Must be sold within the Twat
ler weeks Maize offer to MRS IHOM4SMc-
KENZIE. Victor's Street. Goderich. or to W. A.
W HIT'ELEY. 5211 Oak Street, New Orleagns La.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publishers,
Public Meeting Friday
Evening to Discuss Byla-w
Town Council Decides to Call Ratepayers Together to Gel the Falb
-Reeve Davis Registers a "Kick" Against Loiterers
on the Square
Young sten, beware ' The propriety
of your lomluct oil the streets rat (lode -
rich Is being questioned mai Reeve
Utivlri protect at the nle18eting of the
town touuntl hast Friday evening
should tact fall on dent ears.
In introducing the subject Reeve
Davis dell/trod that "nasty. insulting
reworks" were being made to young
women who were lneIktd frequently
to love the ,Square rather than con-
tinue to be 4•14)ets of abuse by Street
loiterers. Several complaints had been
WARM FOR SALE.- LOT 20. CON-
CESSION S. Gorier ich townstdp. consisting
of 42 scrim of choice clay loam, with spring creek
and spring wen. Barn Mi10, with cement steam;
hay born. Iax•n: drive -house. 11127; small hen-
house: comfortable eewrerste cattalos, and tui
acres of aen5(0. 1e is *ogled one mile from
designated Provincial county road. seven miles
from ( orlerirb, sod is consonant to,tltwd and
(hutch. Apply to B.14 LINDSAY, R. R. No, 2,
Goderich. Plcom 802 r I 11
This your. Mr. Fraser said. the coin -
pony lied Igen cli.trged 41.437.50. ami
he asked for u rebate. If the rebate
wore not grant ril he askwl that the
..outwit advise hintas to why the taxes
r
had leen liwusol. After souse die
cussion Councillor Mosier novel, owe -
()Wel by Reeve Davis, that Mr. Fraser
be asked to put his inquiry in writing.
The motion was t;lrrie'l.
Two ewumud,•atious from Mr. M. 1:.
Cameron with reference to the recent
asslgIIneut of the National ShilA'u11t1-
Mole to hiss recently w it Ilse desired Ing ('uwpau4t' were n -►d. On (notion know what cooed be .els•. to pre- of (-ounrii got--fNry
vent a recurrent* of such annoyances. were re•fe•rnrl-to the special t•uwwfttee
Speaking on the Meow gae•%iion Couu- W1111411 was given power to consult the
cliktr Knight declared that no enema- town solicitor if necessary in ortler to
agement w•as given the pollee 1114 the I)rotett the b'wu's interests.
performance of their dnitew ■nil lie Itolut•Mtr frau Mr. W. J. Me4'netth.
cittd w•veral hruetana%•s where \ ike { St. David's street, and Mr. lV m.
['moment that t11e eM,u11,11 had �O[ Glazier,East'street. to have trees rn-
toaeked up their sora After etinrkle - moved from in front of their respective
able talk as to the duties of the poleiproperties, were referred to the public
'In keeping this streets clear of tach works committee with power to alta
"nuisances" the matter was dropped.
With a view to tducattng the else -I A partition was p*Wwutel &sling phut
orate as to wily It WAS neve..Man- to the Mega, at rile lend- of 1Cellilrgto11
provIdr funds for the hlstallation of I street 1w rephireri. 118 they had leen
.1 new filter plant in connection with('lowed recently 4111 1141101111t of (wing 111waterworksthe waterworks system, the eon ne•111 a dangerous emd►tiuu. The petition
a emu-
decided to hold u public mw•tluc un i war referred to for pule))*
Friday evening of this week. The l wilts•.
opinion was held that the public did, •t number of repttents fur 1
clot know fully
ell to consider the tgw18eaky -01, rtur t twrmils war referred In the tier eels.
the conditions which forest the tours- mlthr. The question of tpanlnt 1s1consider such a hug wwnditur,'. nig permits int r.ol't•wl the sul)).tt
an
it west decided that it ft would heIerecting ga01518 ou the street line.
aoiu()1e to take this weans of in- Tia' members of Hie council who were
forming the public on tlwtquwRtou,
Mr. .1. W. Fraser, of the Western
('ana1M Flour Mins Company, asked
permbntion to speak to the council
with reference to the ('ompany's sic-
eotint for taxes. Aceording to a by-
law passed n decade ago, the amount 1 The finance (r,ulmllte' recommended
of taxi% for this tympany had Writhed ex -folio Sergeant Rookies* M•
set sr 11200.00, ins•Indiug school tax. i 1l'ontlnued 013 page 5.1
GODERICH WOMEN
WILL MEET ON
FRIDAY EVENING
Mass Meeting To Be Addressed
By Mrs. Harry Carpenter
of Hamilton
The Indira of Coderic•h and vicinity
are to Iso .given a special treat to-
morrow (Friday) evening when Mrs.
Hurry (hrpenter. of Hamilton. will
address a masa meeting in Tentp•rnmee
Hall, eommeneilgr at s o'cl ek. Mrs.
Carpenter is president of the (Illtwrto
1Vomen's Liberal Assstseiatkln. She is
all eloquent and forceful speaker and
is well t(am)ed to discuss In n very
ititelllgent• manner all the big polltleel
questions of the day. All ladies who
Intend to exercise their franchise at
the coming Federal election should ar-
rnnge to attend.
dhlk
present 111111 Councillors
t'ntt. Knight slid Moser --a11 spike
against 1111,' nrtactlee, anal all tigress'
with the Reeve to that the appeanvtae
of the street 1118 81)0111181 when this
W118 a111m•et.
7-7
Why the W. & Ise Commission
Is In Favor of the Bylaw
Commission Has Approacied Matter From Every Angle and Has
Found That Even if intake Were Extended Water
Supply Should Still be Filtered
Your Water .rd LIRht t'otunllswlnn
beg to suhmit 11w following informa-
tion in connection with the 11y -law for
$.1.1.00)4M) for the Installation of a
filter anti chlorinating plant In con-
nection with our waterworks sywtem.
Tit• matter of Nether water has long
Iwe'nsllefore your ('ummisslon and the
,mor has now arrived when It is nee-
te,eesry to act. The prgeeelings taken
are, to a certain extent.
the Provincial Itoard of Ilt•nith but
your Commissioner,/ are quite satisfied
that some Improvements must ie made.
The matter has been gone Into from
every angle and even If the water In-
take were extended further into the
lake, it would still be necessary to
filter the supply. Your ('''nnok+sietn
Is quite satisfied that the most otitis -
able plan Is to install the filter and
automat k' chlor' 10, ing phut which
will give good Oran, pure water. The
ti.xtension of the Intake would then in
all probability not be squired.,
At the present -Me the town
appmximattdy 500,000 gallons of
welter per clay. The proposed filter
plant w111 have a normal Papacity of
1,1100,1810 gallons per day. This will
provide for a e,nslderahle Increase in
our population and also for increased
consumption for fire purposes.
The filter will be of the latest repbl-
satwd system and in addition to clarify._
Ing the water, removing all sand. etc.,
will *iso mmovp 9lt per /went. of all.
bacteria. The ehlorllulting plant will
then destroy any remaining bacteria.
The prgwrwd system 4on'ist.1 of a
plant 8441 fee by 12 feet divided into
three units, equipped with a lo* lift
pump of 11100,IMM1 onions per day ea,'
la.•tty and a wash Witter p11111p of
2(8)0 gallons per minute cgptcity.
The prew'nt sedimentation hash' will
he timed as the 01ear 'w'a[fir storage
rew'rvoir. The ptotowrl plant is the
most improved. efficient '1111 eonom-
teal In opwratiou /11111 Ing been reom-
mend.l and approved toy the i'rovin-
clnl Hoar) of Health. The total coat
of all the work, including :all buildings,
equipment, pttnllm. pipe connectfutrs,-
eV' ., ennplote in etery detail will not
exceed the amount of 8.11.000.00.
The filter will he constrnMed ad-
joining the preee'nt waterworks' plant
and there will be net additional men
required to operate it.
The operating and deh•unir' charges
incurred 111 eonn.etlon with file pro -
poloist plant will tui paid by your Com-
mission out of the waterworks rev .nue
if t1* consumption remit 111.1 nH /It
present Ibis new rvp'ndltnre will re
quire an Increase in the rates of nls,'lt
25 per (went.
if the number of takers Increasep
the rate', would be reline -4 acrnttjfngly.
With our present plant and bgatp`t,
agent It is looser-41MA to .supply Muir,
clean water at .11 times of the ]friar.
))'also 114 'the must liupol1nu1 a 1'14
modify trust in tiny tvwtmtulty 111141
your 8 Commissioners strongly advise
even•ratepayer to support the pro-
position
ro-
pallion 111141
l'OTF: FOR THE Ill' -I..'.%% AND
GOOD, ('LEAN, CLEAR WATER.
Itespeetfully aubtnitted.
W. T 11I'11YFV
J. W. TAYIAIIt.
Kr Ifs 1l It1LK. !Mayor. or..
('anllnlI8slum' r-.
MAKE SURE THAT
YOUR NAME IS
ON THE UST
Registrars For Town Will Hold
Sittings in Board of Trade
Rooms All Next Week
For 'the'preprntinn. of the voters'
lists' ill the town of 4:Week•h for the
coming election do the Hou,w' of Com-
mons N :trent hate -beat appointed
as billows : 1f:T-FM!wards for polling
Mull-dlveion$ No.. 1. 2. ti end 7. and
A. Higginson for polling sultslivtsiuns
ts. 3. .4 anal 3.
WM,• re'gbdrars-will hold sittings in
the iron of Trade mortis, West stmt.
emu • 141ng Monday . next, (ktedwr
:list. al lontinnitlg until Saturday.
Nov1•nil 5th. from 9 a.m. to 9 pm.
,-tech day, ith intermissions from 1 to
2 p.111. and 00,0 to 7 p.m.
.%Il ;Derwin iw•Ming in town ural re-
quiring to be loitered as voters must
apply lup'rson o the reesistrar_with-
In the 'times stat above. Let ease .111
otherwise quallfie voter la absent
front towel. n•reline% or empktyer 181 y
nppdy to the retest MP • have the name
idareee ew'Tlw list.
.. Every lemon. man or omen, la en-
titltwt to a -vote who is a ltrltlsh Malt.
Jest.\Wiwi 15 twenty-one years of age.
and .t,^1ie lawn for twelve months a rest -
dent of 'Canada 111141 for two months a
r,sklett of. tie, riding.
1t it umlhrstoo(I (hat the nk•ipsl
voters list IS, to be use' by 11w regis-
trars
egiotrars of the list they -are
to prepare ;• but4.veryont•.. 111111 or wo-
wan. w'1111 wishes 111 104' 811re dull Itis
OP her table In to 1w, un the list for
the coming eleoi -n should appear ie -
fur• the peals! nits next week and ex -
:tonne the list ami. If not already on,
apply to have the name a4141el1.
The m(ml1orrw of the Woman's nstitute
1119x -tom nu a shower of -
and vegetables for the 8'hikln•n'a ` 'Iter
at Ilar 1101114• of N1rs. 1t1n. G'xr.,nt
day e4'eIIiII , 1h•tolx•r''2i.
Or
A Complete
Banking Service
Small traders and great industrial colpo
rations -workmen with modest savings
sccounta and farmers with their banking
business -find in the Bank of Montreal
the banking service they require extended
to them with courteous attention.
1
BANK OF MONTREAL
MBTABLLSHBD MORE THAN 100 YEARS
h ))rant h- 1.. V. LI SS1.111. Mnnnl er
r1aTAL ASSSTS IN EXCESS of $Soo,000.000 a