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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, 0
T.
NEWS OF SPORT
PeeteIi Doubles l urempleted
To date there have been but three
gators played off lu the third round
of Uir Scotch doubles tour anent at
the 4;odrri*lt Curling ('iub rink ou
Newgate. rwlt'P''t• Weather cosdttions
bold out .mall bole for the eomple•
Don of the tourneunent• On the two
rounds alr,•ad ren, off two palm am
tied for fir-• humors with tea porn
each, viz.. Peter line -et and Abe 111
glutton, and Male,lm McKay an
4'harie. Thoma.. Second petition
also alwrert b} two pairs with si
atoms each. viz.: W. R. Pinder a
4'..A. Handier. and J. Rowma n and f
1 J. Fisher.
subs., l.. Barber. A. Malicaugh.
0. C. 1. -Gori, R. )la tt to ; de-
letes. Fowlle, Thomson; forwards, D,
.Ztairn, W. MacDonald. G. AI11.on ;
elnlas, R. Snsacl, B. NiolGiaus-
Referetei -Turuer, Chase.
• Bowling Club -tunnel 1
Al the annual :teethes of the Code -
rich Bowling Club, held Tuesday eve
ening. the de•IsIon was arrived at to
join the aVeittern ',attire: Jlowling Ar-
t, i sortation at a fee of $8 The men-.
g Mer l(ip fee was platted at 15 and 1t
d' was tit..idol that the usual privileges
Ise be stsenlel the ladies' bowling cluh.
x l 1t eras de•idirl that $100 with iutere*t
net I he paid off ou tie mortgage a4iina
1.1 the ('lulls property 1Picton street
gr.•I•tt+ and t.•anis e'nrt 1. The amount
outstanding agalneo the property .is
note x340. The property eommltttete
wa- em1iower..l to have the club -Rouen•
h i Itnt to firetliass shape.
s. The treasurer's statt'nwnt for the
n year 1923,, gave tie total receipts es
> e111.70. Ineludina; n trisects of MLA;
n from the previous year, ladles'. bowling
:i elith $1G. and membership fees $320.
e' Expenditures. total!oI 1460.19 which
Pleat -chum itarebsf Nitre
The Purity ebur twwti'i,all chub wit
• the seeming of -slug hi again shies ill
gigot• of life, having made aptiltcatio
to the towU coin/U11 at it: restitu• ne•••r
fug last Friday eight for Irrtui,.io
to erecta gran:Istanl at the Agricnl
Lural Park. 1' is urderst.oat that th
.•Itna intends t•• &come the entire sea•
punsihility Af the grend.tamd thl.t
nstlni ..•a,+.t,. n.ntrary to t'he prat•
ti.•e of the •fait two years, when the
stead etas .p eratrd on a percentage
hates with the a;ewlerich Planitis Mills
An earnest endeavor is being made
by the eTrelitive to secure afflliatlon
with the Route Countye. It 1-
tinderstoo.l that neither W !Wham nor
4slintnn int.tnia having a tinselaf nits'
this rear. "Mille (swan and Stratford
tram, have jolter) a group, of the
Southern League. /
Prestress are bright/ for C first-
, etas. tell team in tfotierieh this
year, thnugn o;''sire Burling.andWill
Armstrong ale 1e stir -notes as from
la *i rear-.- lin.'.up• ThP Pt 'otic.
feel. •ennfi.l.nt that a good team can
be twilit up again with the return
of snappy Roy sorting and dilative
rive Joe 1.indsay and sump talent trent
Clinton. including Hovey and Norman
4;adder.
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Town League Hockey
Incll.•at..l In last week's t.sne-
the town 1.•sgu,• aerie., w-tsyt the erg.
nlsr %et:telule hail been completed, re-
sn'tel In a triple tie as. hetweon the
Al Stars: Beaker% and Matthews
sT.(ne, On W..dn.wlay night of last
week the Matthews 1,ine defeated the
Rankers in tbe,,rmi-finale ,by the
.sense of 2 to 1. Iaat Friday night on
very soft- lee the atatthews b.hie
emerged the victors over the All Stars
2 to 1 after a hard-fought game and
an- tins the winners of the Robert-
-or rip IbI: year.
The teams isompoting In the' league
this year. with the players 'who ape
peered In their Iinr-np for one or more
zanies, an• as follows:
Matthews 1,(nn-1;cwu1, L. Haynes:
defence M. Melanoid F' Stereo w :
forwa,eI. W. Beek, W. Sna V.!. R
Fe'ker: subs. J. Tunis i'. T.sneaste•r,
A. Haynes. R. M,egaw, M, Sanderson.
R �IclettaW-
111 Stan:-(;o+l, Bieck; def.'nee. G.
%tq t tl l..Oel. F. R'nitbr st k ; ��((orwa rdm,
A (sok. J. Randall. Es Alltsoi(; ;n;s•,
Se.flnrn. K. rheas:, McVtttle.I�lspm-
fie ,1.
estikers -final, ,T. Woods; defy
Precious. . E. Robinson; forwa.
![• \rthur, W. Weir, C, B. Nairn
Huron Central
Agricultural Society
SPRING SHOW
Clinton, lbursday, April 3
Write Secretary for
Catalogue.
11. C. COX, Pre.ident, Clinton.
A. J. McMIIRRAY, Secretary,
Clinton
amonnt Included a payment of 1100 on
the mortgage and the sum of $131.51
for earetallug df the greens. The bot-
anist on hand of x1:11.31• will be re-
dne.d by $1003 the amount of • the
payment now authorized on the mort-
Tile officer: and evemmittees' for the
ensuing year were named as follows:
Hon. perttd.'nt. Rev. Dr. A. Ra
drum. Cleveland; president. Joseph
Rropltey ; vier -president. Gerald G.
Newton; sr•retaty. ("has. A, Reid:
treasurer. Chas. A. .Nairn: executive
eommirtee. Fred Hunt )Albert Taylor.
James Dolts !dean.; grounds-etmmlttee,
H. 1'. Edward • G. Syond% IT..7.
Fisher, T. McDermott:
ermott : membership
eitmmittee. W. Reg. Sharman. Fred
c;rnl;ie. .\. Ti. )t.•f.rean, G. G. Newton.
EXTENSIVE PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR
Gaderieh Development Company ('co-
agoing Improimnent Worts at
Blue Water Meech
At meeting. held last week, of the
directors a the 1ouk'rich Development
Company limited, owners of the Blue
Water Beach' property, an extensive
program of development work for the
Feer was adopted. the work to com-
mete.' as soon as weather eondittous
Iwermlt.
First and foremost.' Work will tem-
mene•e on the new eighteen -hole golf
eoume whkh the Company aro build-
ing and for this purpose charter
papers are now In the hands of the
Provincial Secretary asking for in•or-
pecration of the Goderich Golf and
country Club Limited, with a capital
of 140,000 made lip of 400 shares with
s per rah:" of $100. of whieh it Is
prepwaed to have Imm.elinttIv 100
shares Ifer pubo.• subscription. The
Company have plans prepared by a
well-known golf pmfesslonnl and work
will he pushed rapidly with a large
tone.• of men to put the first nine
hobo ill play for May of this year.
The land ...Soled for the first aloe
]toles is admirably suited for rapid
working and the architect of the
course has promla.ed play by May if
weather eondttlone permit of the
!reign= of work being 'serried on as
laid down.
The Development Company plan al-
terations at one to the club house
that will nitimateIy give members of
this eour.w' one of the beet club bouses
in Weetern Ontario. Lawns, tennis
eourts and bowling greens will be laid
out on the spacious, wFit--shaped
grounds surrounding the club house.
This work will be started as soon as
possible thin ring and ahoutd prove
a menet ata ve feature of this im-
possible
CInb.
Work will also commerce on lay-
ing a water supply to the tottages
and property tor sale and will be
pushed to eompletlo_n• as rapidly as
possible. -
The Company also to develop
tare block's of tand la id oat for open
parks and children's playgrounds
Brock "B" fa the centre of the prop-
erty. fronting the lake, will be clear-
ed and made Into lawns, with shotes,
trace, etc. Poeliminary work will slap
he done on bloel• "A," • large tract
reserved for general playgrounds
The beach will be cleared further
Robins' Clearing Sale
FOR
SATURDAY and MONDAY
5 dozen Men's Blue Striped p
Overalls
with elastic back. Sizes 34 to 44. Clearing at $1.18.
Men's Combination Underwear
Made from fine cotton and wool, natural shade. Sizes
34 to 42 $1.65
10 dozen
Boys' Stockings
All sizes. Clearing at 25e
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M. ROBINS .GODERICH Th. Square ` ODERI H •
`��jitnssa►
tivirgeglIge
and platen In good bathing coudltien.
t;.+wl l.nthing is promised those whet
will have prhileges over the Com-
Iwuy•, property this year.
Itoadi which received ceonslck'rabte
u•,•atmerot ht the latter fart of last
year will be reconditioned and further
trert!4J Anti should tw' In splendid eon-
dillon for traffic all year. The town-
ship of (►oderkai has promised immed-
iate treatment of the main road lead-
ing Into fife property. The township
is fully aware of the asset this prop-
erty aeons and is giving every sup-
port to the company.
By July of thin year Coderieti
should have good rearm to be proud
of this resort to tin.. to Its borders
and the activities of this Company
should revive the moral support of
every citizen. It is at last real de-
velopment along our natural lines and
should not Wall to Interest large num-
bers of city people desirous of owning
first's lass rummer residenens.
"Safety Finn" ---.sat Kn.x church
lecture room, Thuralsy and Friday of
this week.
The Hideous Reptile
The teacher was giviug a lesson on
the crocodile
"You must give me all your atten-
tion. he said. "It 1s Impossible for
you to form a fru. ideaof
11 iir-ictai you keep Tont eyes
fixed on me."
CHURCH NOTES
The *'rulers next Sunday In Vic-
toria street Methodist church 'will be
crioduettd by the pastor, Rev. J. W.
Hedley. Services at 11 a.m. and 7
p.m. Prayer meeting at l0 o'clock and
'tile Rihir school at 3. A cordial
welcome to a11.
The services in Knox church next
trtt4,ath will be in charge of the min-
ister. Subjects of sermora: 11 a.m-,
last In the series on tlw Lord's
I'raycr-'Thi• Doxology" 7 p.m.,
"11s' Savor of Salt." Sabbath school
and Bible climes at 3 o'clock.
The serviette at the Baptist cbures
next Sunday will he conducted by the
pastor. Rev. C. X. Dewey. Sermon
eubJe•ta: 11 a,m., "Rescued at Sea," pr
"Jesus Watching All the Time": 7 p,m..
"Why Rejoice." The Bible school
clseaee meet at 10 a,m., and the service
at Taylor's Corners will be held et
3 p m. The topic at the H. T. P. U.
meeting on Monday evening will he
taken by Mrs. Wilfrid Donaldson.
The aervicts at North street
Methodist church nett Sunday will be
as follows: lO t.m.. Meeting of Men's
Club, ehnrth chores and Mission
Bard. The subject to be discussed in
the Men's Club la, "What Influence
has sociability on you'.'" and will be
Introduced by Mr. J. W. :Moore. The
services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, will be
conducted by the pastor. /Sermon sub-
Jncta: 11 a.m-, 'The Twelve Gates Of
the City"; 7 paw. 'Life on the Great
Lake's."
GUNDRl'$ SALE REGISTER
Saturday. March 29 -Auction sale
of household furniture and furnleh-
Ings at the residence of Samuel
Beaver°. corner of Oxford and Vir-
ginia streets, Goderich.
BORN
SCHOP NHALS-At Clinton, on Wed-
nesday. March 26th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin J &-b. 'rains, a sot.
►IBRO. -Is
Goderich, on Sunday.
March 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
'Nero. a eon-
GiNN -In Oodntieeb township, on
Wednesday. Womb 36th. to Mr. and
Mrs. George Ginn, • ddughttrr,
MARRIED
BRADFORD-SHiELDf At Hitch•
roar, on Yonder. March 24th, by
Rev, W. W. Lynn, pastor of Knox
ehorch. Nellie '1(uri0, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Thomas Shields. to
Bert. second son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bradford. both of 0odericb.
81lNJAMTN-YOWLER-At the Vic-
toria street parsonage, Goderich, on
March 31t'IL by Revs Jobn W.
Hadley, N. A., Wye Olive Irene
Fowler. or Colborne township, to Mr.
William B.ejam4n, et Aebfle4d
townabip
DIED
GREEN --At PiNtford. Mich., on Mon
day, Marreh 34th, George Green, in
`bis 9446 year.
I. his
Goderich. on Bat
yyrrday, KereKeret:22 id, David Ritchie
13entllegton, moo of Mr. and lire
Chariot: Pennington,. aged 16 tgoeths
and 23 days.
IN IMEMORIA,ft
HPI
ETHRINO' -In loving mem-
ory of dear lanae, who died March
31st- 1971,
Oh! how sweet It will be in that
beautiful land.
So free from all sorrow and palm sono on our lips. sad with bares
In our bands,
To mom one another •gain.
FATHER AND SiSTPP1III
MGePIIFIE.--in loving memory of our
deer daughter Olive, who died
March 21st, 1922.
Do sot ask us if we tutees her;
Oh. there's such a vaeaat place!
Oft we think we hoar her footstep.
Or wee are her smiling face.
She bas gone to Iltgher merlons,
rlons,
Fres from every toll and rare;
We .shall meet again. dear 011ve-
in that land PO bright and fair.
PARES/TS.
S1[ITH -In ever fond end Ioving
memory of our dear mother, *'s. L.
W. 11. Smith. who 1•wnsnl peuteefully
away March 26th, 1923.
lh3
one heerta your memory linters
Sweetly tender, fond and true.
TMre in oot a day, dear Mother.
That we do Int think of you
ow, of the Mew.
Madly mimed by her lovtag ehtldren
and gvandebildee---41111FTE, AAR-
RISOv ANT) 1,rXT10
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AUCTIONNEERINO
THOMAS GUNDRY, OODEX1OM.
LIVE groom AND GIMBAL
AUCTIONEER
Pet•
cphoa6 No. 119.
Salta attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
E'armerr' rale notes discounted.
1 M. STALKER. AUCTIONEER
for household effects farm stock,
etc., for the County of Huron.
Address ail oommuatoatdomi to J. Ii.
STALKER, Auburn P, 0. 44d
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R.-FORSTER
��// NYE. BAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Oph-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, aaulstaat
at Moorefield Bye Hospital sad
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon-
don, Ing.
53 Waterloo St-, S., Stratford. 1*
'phone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, GO
April 16th. at 71 i0 p.m , Tv April 17t1,
at 1 pm.
TENDERS WANTED
TDNDERa WANTED. '
AUCTION SALE )Town
Ai'CTIO\ SALE: OF , 1101.'6E.
hold Furniture and FuruI hlage, -
11R, YA)11'F:1, BEAVERS
will sell by pubic suselaa at his resi-
dence, corner of Oxford apd Virginia
'streets, Goderk . on
SATURDAY, MAII4lM 29th
commencing et 1 o'clock sharp. all
the contents of the house, including:
Parlor. Dinlug Room, Ikd Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Dishes, Carpets,
Bedding. Organ. Rlinde Cutlery, etc.
,No reerre on rrythlug, as property
Is sold.
TERMS.- Cash.
THOS. GI'XDRY.
Auctioneer.
AI -171'10N SALE OF AitM STOCK
AND IMI'LE:ME;\TS
Mit. ANDREW .STRAI'Ol11N
will sell by Public Auction at East
Half of Lot 12. Cnn, 6. Colborne. on
TUESDAY. APRIL, let. 1924
eommencing at 1 ocloc•l, the follow.
ing:
1 bay horse, 8 year+ old. weight
1®00; 1 brown horse. 10 years old.
weight 1700; 1 chestnut mane. 9
years old. driver; 1 bay mare, 3
ears old, driver:Ll. red caw 7
o'. due April 10; 1 Holstein cow, 10
years old. due April 10th; 1 Holstein
old.d, 8 eeek ered
heifer.9,years mtlkinolg, supposedtndlkins *0
wbe In ca
1 lf
1 red cow, milking, supposed to be in
calf; 1 red cow, supposed to be In
calf; 1 Holstein cow, supposed to
be in calf; 1 steer, rising 2 years
old ; 4 calves, rising 1 yesr old ; 1 calf
7 Piga. about 120 lbs.; 21 pigs about 100
Ile; 5 geese, 3 ducks. 40 hens. 100
bushels of seed oats. 1 6 -horse power
irrternational gas engine and belting; 1
Fleury cutting tax; 1 land roller; 1
riding plow. Cocksbntt; 1 walking
plow; 1 cutter; 1 buggy: 1 ant S
light harness; 2 new tor+.• eases.
71 and 24 9n.; 1 Chatham incubator;
1 McCormick manure spreader; 1 Tap -
Laval cream separator; 10 cords of dry
maple wood.
THRMR--On all Auras of *10 and
over, 8 month. credit on furnishing
epproved joint notes. A discount at
the rate of 4 per cent. straight allow-
ed for cash on credit amounts.
Positivelyno reserve, as proprietor
is giving up farming on aeount of Ill
health.
ANDREW STRAUGHA-N, T. GT'NDRY
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
ADDITIONS AID ALTRRATIONS
TO THE GODERiCH COLLEGIATE
LTI ITL'TE. GODERICH,
ONTARIO
General tenders only will be accep-
ted and must be on special ifortna and
in sealed envelopes, which will be
furnished for this purpose by tate Ar-
chitects.
Deposit of a marked cheque of
21.2 per cent. of the\tender or a bid
bond Is required with each tender,
and when the contract to executed a
band of 50 per cent. of the contract
w111 be required.
Tenders must be delivered to the
Architects by March 31. 1924.
A deposit of 125.00 to required to
procure plans for figuring. In the
event of plans not hieing returned on
the date agreed, the bald deposit w111
be forfeited.
Lowest Or any tender not necessarily
actepttd.
Pians, specifications. tender
forma and Information may be had at
the office dr
S. B COON AND SON, Architects,
4 St. Thomas St.. Toronto.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N4YTiCE!'PO Ct1tEDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of Rieh-
and Jewell, Deceased.
Notice .4' hereby given that all per-
sons haring claims or demands against
the eetate of Riehard Jewell, late of
the Township of Colborne, in the
County of Heron, Farmer. deepest -1.
who died on tbe first day March, A.
D. 1924, are requtrel to send or deliv-
er to the uadera fined, solicitors for
Me Executrix, Ifull particulars of their
claims. duly vertfled by declaration
or affidavit, on or before the 5th day
of April, A. D. 1924,
AND TAKE NOTICE that aper the
said 5th day of April, A. D. 1924, the
raid Executrix w111 proceed to diltrib-
ute the assets of the said decease]
among the persdra entitled thereto,
and that the acid Executrix will not
be ilable for the said assets or any
part thereof to ,any person of whose
claim they shall not then have received
notice.
Dated at Goderich this lath day of
March, A. D. 1924.
HAYS a HAYS, Goderieb,
Solicitors for the Executrix.
Norton TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, put,
truant to Seetinn 56. Chap. 121 of the
Reviaed Statute,, of Ontario, that all
penmen having claims agaturt the ea -
tate of Thomas A. S. Pennington, do-
eard. wbo died on or about the fif-
teenth day of February, A. D. 1924. at
the Town of Goderich In the Province
of Ontario, aro required to send by
post. prepaid, or to deliver to R. Van -
alone. Wiram. Ontario, aoil'ltor for
the executor. on or before the twenty -
armee' day erf April. A. D. 1924, their
name r and addresses, with full par-
ticulars of their elatms In writing, and
the nature of the security (if any)
belt by them duly verified lit a
statutory deelatatloe.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said twenty-sevmd .lay
of April. 1924. the assete of the saki
estate will be distributed by the ex-
ecutor anon` the parties entitled
thereto. having regard only to Ole
claims of which they shall then have
notice, and the estate will not be liable
for any claim., not filed at the time
of the said distribution.
DATED at Wirgbam thea twenty -
fine day of March, A. D. 1924.
R. VANSTrONE
W(ngham P. 0.,
Solicitor for the Executor.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT. Mare+ 23 -Mime
Jean Babb. our village .rhnnl teacher,
*pent the `week-ead with her friend
Mum Johnston. of Cedar Valley.
Mn.. (Rev.) Rantoul, of Dungannon.
said goodbye to the congregation of
St. AtMf ew'a ehureh last Runlay. as
she intended leaving sooner to speed
a few days with her parents. Rev.
Dr and Mrs. Perri.. of Wingham,
before leaving for their new home.
Mr. John TOME has not eommeneed
building bin now re,klnar•e yet, but in-
teoda doing an shortly.
Kr and Mrs N. MaeDrwislet and
Mims Alice. of Klstell, agent Sunday
in the Otiose.
-Herter Tlgert, at the G. C. 1., is
home this week %blrg care of fila
arta, after beteg ral+t6maed Inst week.
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IrOS BAIT
QEED BARLEY FOR SALE, 0. A. C.
No- 21. Apply to A. H. CLt'TTON,
R. R. No. , Goderich, Telephone
1414 Carlow, ftp
rollSAI l'- - Wl4ITE! BLOSSOM
Sweet Clover; 1923 surd. Apply to I
MF;i.VIN JEWELL. Colborne town- I
ship. It. It. No. 4, Goderich. Telephoner
�;-16 Carlow.' 3t I
FOR SALE.- DRUMS AND TRAPS.
Ono of the beat aad moot complete
outfits that is possible to procure. For
`ale (cheap. For particulars apply at
SIGNAL • OFFICE.
FOR SALE. --DE LAVAL CREAM
separator;hats been running three
years and is in good conditloo.
MEILViLLE: YTI•ItDY. It It. No. 1,
Goderiels Telephone 11 o0 003. 1t
VOR SALE -TOUR CHOICE: OF
as two mares -one seven -yeses old.
about 1.4.10 Ibis.. bay; one nine years
old. shout 15:0, brown, JAMES
1IAYDEN. R. R. Ni,, 1, Sbeppardton.
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MILLER'S HiGH GRADE 51-
Uliser, guaranteed analysed phos-
phite 16 per cent.. for 124.00 per too.
Apply to JAMES CHiSHOLM, God.-
rich. Phone 20r0, Ihxngannon. 74
'Olt SALE -BABY 4IDN'KS FROM
■■ our bred -to -lay strain Barred Rocks
for delivery March 31st and April 4th.
Price 20c each. C. A. BAXTER, R. R,
No. 3, Goderieln,-Phone Dungannon
6r17.
CORSALF.. -A QT'A\TITT OF IR -
proved Amerlewn Banner Oats;
Government Inspected; grade No. 1 and
2. I'rlee field eompetltlon. Price 75e.
1'. W. PROCSR, R. R. No. 1, Coot..
rich,
FUR SALE. -1 LIGHT RiG, CHEAP
1 heavy pair of spring wagon
shafts: 1 fore axle and bunking*: 1
York sow, due April 10th; 1 pair iron
wheels and axle; 1 herrn(. Apply
IIERBF.RT WAXW1NGS, Huron road
FOR SALR. - BANNER OATS.
MOprize winners for twn con.
wecutive years and threeyears ago
fleet In the bin; grade No, 1, eertift-
ca to 43 plus 39111. Price 70 ern to per Dna.
Also 0. A. C. No. 21 sed barley from
regtaternd seed. Price 11.00 per hug.
('hone No. 208 Carlow. FRANK
L. YOUNG, R. R. No. 5, Goderich
of Goderich
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a.Y -LAW NO. 10 OF 1924 OF Til<E
' Corporation of the Town of Gods*
rich.
A Byelaw to provide funds to en-
large and Improve the Goderich (bl-
legiate Institute.
WHEREAS the 4;oderieh Collegiate
inrtitnte has through ire Board of
Trustee, made applleatlon :e the Manl-
elpal Council of the Corporation of the
said Tbwn, to i,.e-u,• de4wentures q(
the said Towu for th.• mum of 1.14.•
000.00, for the purooe of enlarging
and improviug the said Collegiate in-
atitute,
AND WHEREAS it has been made
to appear that the said C'olle'giate in-
stitute should be enl.rged and improv-
ed and that Mich enlargement and Im-
provement would be a general advan-
tage to the inhabitants of the said
Town,
AN'D W HP.RE.le it i+ etpedient to
grant the said funds under the cor-
ditions hereinafter sot forth,
ANI) WIDPRF.AS, to order thereto.
It will be necessary to Josue louottoLthe aald-mnnletyaty fog- tam
sum of 178,000.00. as hereinafter pro-
vided, the proevrds of the said de-
bentures to be applied to the purpose
aforesaid and to no other.
AND WHEREAS it is desirable to
issue the said debentures at one tine -
and to make the principal of the
mid debt repayable by yearly alms
daring • period of thirty years. being
the currency of tbe maid debentures
the said yearly sun>.a being of such
respective amounts that the aggregate
amount payable in each year for pets
clpal and interest in reelect of said
debt shall be aestrly a: pomible equal to
the amount so payable in each of
the other twenty-nene years cg the
aa(d period
AND WHEREAS the total amount re
qulred by the (bnaolidateed Mualelpal
Aet of 1922 to be relied annually by
special rate for paying the mid debt
and inferno as hereinafter provided
is the sum of 1:1.990.72.
ANI) WHEREAS the amount of the
whole rateable property of the. Town
of Ooderich. according to the laat re-
vised as,e•ament roll thereof, le
i2.740,Flseti3OnWH,
AND EREAS tho amount of the
existing debenture debt of thea said
Municipality Is 3206.76297 (exclusive
of local improvement debts aw'ured
by special acts.. rate+ or atomesenenta),
whereof no principal or Intertest is in
arrear.
TAEREFORF the Hunleipal Counell
of the Town of Goderich enacts aa
followa:
(11 The lhfniclpal Council of the
Town of Gnderieh shall rase the auto
of 158.000.00, for the purpose at en
larking and Impmvlag the Coll.giat
Institute, situate In the said Town o
.oderIelk and tbe proceeds from t,
sale of the debentures berelnatteer
mentioned shall be handed over to t
Beard of Truxtena of the Goderich Co
leglate institute. to be used by it f
the enlarging and improving of t
said Collegiate Institute.
vth
(2) In order to rave the said su
debentures of the maid Town to
amount of 1)rdi,00o.(10 an atoren 1
herring intereet at (51.10 tire and e
half per cent per annum, mine be man
within one year from thehmanof this bylaw, each of which d
bentures mhall be for the mum et nons
lerano 5100,00 each, and shall
dated upon the date of the issue the
of and shall be payable annually a
the Rank of Montreal, at the Town o
Goderieb, within thirty years th
alts.
(3) Each of the mid debentar
Ave Me signed by the Mayor of the
mad Tnwn of God.ruch, nr by mime
other person authorized by paw M
sign the gam.. and by the Treasurer
of the said Dorn. and the Clerk shall
attach thereto the corporate areal of
the municipality.
(4) During the currency of tie. said
debentures there shall be raised an-
nually by aortal rate on all the rate -
.hie property In the said Town of (lode•
rich the gam of $3,990.72 f.r-the pur-
poar. of repaying the amount due in
reach of the mold years for principal
and Interest In respect of the Mid
debt.
(71 Thin bylaw shall take effect on
the day of the float passing thereof.passedProvisionally passat the Council
4 hatcher* at the town of Goderichthe 14th de, of Mardi, A. D. 1924.
(agd. t W. F. GALLOW,
L. L.KNOX, Mayor.
Clerk.
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f
be
or
be
the
d.
nR
1a-
zig
et -
be
re-
ere-
TAKE
e-
ere-
TAKE N(YTiCF that fix above de a
true ropy of a proposed bylaw whka
had been taken Into consideration and
which w111 he finally passed by the
CMnn0l of rhe Munleipality (in the
event of the assent of the electors
being obtained thereto) after one
month from the first publication In
The Goderich Star, the date of whkh
uhlleatlon was the 20th day of Marc?,,
924.
AND FURTHER TAKE, NOTICE
that all leasebold.tea qualified under
the provisions of Che (bneolldat.d
.lennlcipal Act, 1912, Section 265, S.
A. 3. are required ten days bdfore the
day of voting to file with me a stat-
utory declaration of qualifications,
otherwise their names will not appear
on the voters' list for march voting.
AND FT'RTRF.R TAKE NOTICE
that the vote of the elm -tors of the
said Town of Ooderich w111 be taken
on the said prepomed bylaw at the rot -
lowing times and places, that L to
way, on Monday, the 14th day of April,
1924, commencing at the hour of S
o'clock In the forenoon and toothed -
ng until 5 o'cinek In the afterneot of
name day, by the %nowlag Deputy
timing °Meet's :
Yelling subdivides No 1. et Mtl.vs
rage. at owner of Victoria street
lllgin Are„ by Thomas R. Wallis,
11"PlitI a.ttetlap; Ofeer, sad James
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1
FARM FOR SALE. - 65 acres day
loam. E. \4 of lot 11. Ath cower
Flom, F. D. Colborne township. Com-
fortable frame house, 10 rooms; barn
110 x 70 ft.; two sbeda 20 x 36 ft.;
driving hone. and pigpen; orchard;
well -watered top spring and well; '4
mile from school, 2% tulles from Au-
burn station, 9 'miles from Ooderlch.
Reasonable terms for quick ale. Ap-
ply to T. A. HAMIIJPON, R. R. No. 3,
A n bu rn.
The proprietor of • monagerle re-
latted that one of his Bona even had a
thorn taken nut of his paw by ■
French maJor 1n Algeria. Th. lion
afterwarda min over the 11st of et- the
Goma belonging to the r.glm.nt of Ret
his heneaetor. and out et frntlttde
devoured both the colonel and Ilea P
tesantecolo.wt, whose please were end
then filled by the good major
)1aeVlcar, Jr, Poll (jerk.
Polling subdivision No. JJ'. se
Temple (7lark'• More on Rhumbas;
street, by Charles Hater,
• ttarntng Otlacrer. And Deputy Rn -
Poll (jerk nct Wim' lLea4
I'ulling subdl,14,0n No. 4,.. ft the
Town hall. by 7. C. Belc•ber,Deputy
Returning ()Neer. and .Oro. Belcher.
Poll Clerk.
Pollingsubdivision No. 4, so Moth -
ere' wood shop, o,. Victoria street, by
N. A. Telford, Deputy Rtehsrting
Umcer, sod Wm- Stother., PbH YAerk.
polling subdlvial•a No 5. at P. L.
Walton'. store on West Verret, _ by
Oswill Sturdy. Deputy Returnlag 0f -
fleet. and Qba r ode Illackseon447Pol1
Clerk.
FbUleg snbdlvlalon No. 6, at James
Taber once on Wenn sheet, by R. L.
Watton. Deputy Returning cower, and
Wm. Tait, Poll Olerk.
Polling subdlvlalea No. 7, at Wm
Mearthur's residence, at corner of
William asd Cayfey streets, by Dooald
Robert Til tl tPolll Clerk.
O�ror, and
On Saturday, the lab day of Aprils
1924, the Mayor of the said Tenn will
attend at the Covent Ohambers eg
the said Town et ten O'ctoek la abs
forenoon. to appoint parities to attend
at the various polling pletepg afore
said. end at the ileal summing up of
the rows by the Clerk ea behalf of
the persona itaterested la •nd pro-
moting or opposlag for lamina of tb,
.aald proposed bylaw, reopening.
The Clerk of the Council of the Bald
Town of Goderich wttl attend at his
office in the Town HaU, at tea o'clock
In the forenoon on Tuesday, the lbth
day of April, 1924. to num up the
number of rotes for sad against the
sold pr>poeed bylaw.
L L. ILNOA,
Clerk.
POSTAGESTAMPS WANTED
WANTED TO P1 01,QHASB POE
vy cash, 01d Postage *tamps and Oil
Envelopes with stamps attached- OM
James of Canada, United States. Great
Britain, British Coioolea, preferred.
No modern issues wanted. 1t away
play you to look up your old letters
Reply to ]sox 22. me Signal.
FIAT OR IOIIND
aFOUND. -- A 9II1( OF MONIST
Apply CAMPBELL'S D 8 Q 0
STORE
C()t-ND -ENVELOPE CONTAINING
•l small 'bogus* and other papers.
Apply at SIGNAL OPTION
PLEILiC NOTICE
t
M(YTiCR 1s ILURHBY GiVEN TORT
a Bylaw was pard by 110 Mani-
eipel (outsell of the Town of Gede-
rich, on the 7th day of Meech, 1pt,
providing for the issue of d.beatnTaa
to the amount eX 100,050.00. for the
purpose of an adspaate eater part&
cation plant and fol' an improved ehl.r.
enation apparatus, for the farther pro-
tection of the water supply of the
Town of GoderIeh and for an ex -
trinket or/ the intake pipe of the said
system to • polat denude the Harbor
in Late Huron, at the Port a Gode-
rich. AND THAT said Bylaw warn
registered 1■ tbe Registry Ofd'se of
the Reegletry Diviaton of the County of
Huron on the lath its of Beare,
1924. Any motion to fosse or set
askd, tbo some or any part thereof
must he made withla tares swathe af-
ter the first pubilcatton of this titles
and canaot be made tbeeeeafter.
DATED tbe 19th day of Eke
A. D. 1934.
L. I.. KNOT.
3t Clerk of the Town of Code,4sk•
COAL
G. CAMERON, L C., BAR;7/-
TE8, Solicitor, notary t�11�
Oce Hamilton street. ()Mark=
loan adoor tlowest
a
st rates hunk M
DROHOLM,
CDFOOT, ICILLORA N •
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BARRISTIRS. SOLICITORS. 110.
TAXIES PUBLIC. ETC,
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from Haw leasstreet, Dederick
Prgvats tusk to baa at Iowa
gates.
J. L. K1Loran, Dud's"' E. 11nl�ltr
Nape It Maps
Baaaz,raa., Hoc.
R. C. HAl'R-R.C.HAYS, :a., B.A.
Hamilton St., Goderiek
C 11k:AoltiS, H.C., BARBIITEE.
SOLICITOR, Notary public earn
conveyancer. Mks -court Ham
Goderlob.
1 INSUEANc , LOAN& RTC
�dILIAP Mtrrty, , FIBS DOM
LEGE 00. -Yarm sal iMMO.
town property tawre& Prom,b P. . ; Jas. Orem. Vb►Ptes..
Beaebw•ed P. 0. ; D. 1. McOr.mR
SSI' -14w., Saalartb P. 0.
Dtractora-A. Brea/tset, 8 1
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4, Wallas; Milian Elan, 8, L Ea.
5, /.Sart, i Saba Isamstwlu. DeiO4
hams; O.w /1a0attitiwq. 1. L !1a S.
Bastard; Hobart laretq limb* t
Marry Orae., 8aman ; )auris
Ease amelEenlweel ; Jump Qamnally.
"dirielLApmes : J. W. Tee, Oodindo*
Liam. Lalteb, 8. 11. ire. II, OMAsa I
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flissfartb. Pella Waste furry%
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