The Signal, 1924-12-11, Page 9ass
SECTION TWO
SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO. by
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSD4Y, DECEMBER 11, 1924
THE SIGNAL IIIANTINII
1924 CIVIC FINANCING I
A RECORD FOR GODERICH
Debenture bootee This tear Total
$183,000
All the members were present at
the meeting of the town council ou
Friday eveuing last.
The 'sexton of Maitland cemetery
reported five burials in the mouth of
November.
A report from the tax collector's
othee of amounts tau the 1924 collec-
tor's roll which are uncollee•tttblo
was referred to the finance wmmit-
tee.
'rhe tax collector reported payment,'
to the treasurer In November amount-
ing to $8.940.45, of which $1,201.89
was for arrears of 1922 and 19'r•1
taxes.
Applications for building permits
were received from Thoa. Gundry,
who proposes to reroot and remodel
a dwelling on Bruce atree•t, and Bark-
er Bros.. who propose to build an ex•
teneiou on the north aide of their
abop, 30 by 25 feet, and to install an-
other gasoline pump, to be placed W-
ilde the sidewalk. They also ask
to have some trees removed. These
applk•atlona were referred to the var-
ious committees conerraed.
In preee•nting tbe treasurer's state-
ment for tbe mouth of November.
Mr. Knox gave some information as
to the civic financing for the year.
This year's operatlona to financing
have been the greatest in the btatory
of tbe tows. The Collegiate lnetltute
Improvements. the intake eonetruc-
tion. the debt consolidation, and the
adJuatment of Hydro amounts have
necessitated the Issue of debenture`
totalling $163,000. The biggest prev-
ious year In this respect was 1010.
when the rumoring amounted to some
$5u.0110, or about a third of the
amount of this year's operations.
A request from the water and light
commission for a further payment of
$1.000 from the proceeds of the
debenture issue was referred to the
finance committee.
A number of application% for refund
or taxes were received anti refeprred
either t., the finance commltt'e or
W tbe court of revision.
A circular letter from the Canadian
Fire 1'nderwriters' Aasoclation. draw -
ins attention to the cued of special
carr of fire-extingutshing apparatus
during the cold weather. was referred
to the fire committee.
A request from the water and light
enmmtweslol that the public worts de-
•eartment undertake to fill in. at the
f the evommlaalon, all eleers-
•de in the roadways for water
Nino th, was referred to the pub-
, i, ty was remitter.
1!0h last, the 'Ontario Muntel-
�D kssociatIOn. aeking the
eouneil to endgame revolutions with
reference to tbe Deep Waterway. As-
soetatics and the development of St.
Lawrence power, was referred to the
omelet committee.
A number of amoonta, Including
the fire brigade payroll of $ 0. were
referred to the finance committee.
The report of the court of revision.
recommrodfng some minor adjust -
menta of taxes, was adopted.
The finance committee recommend-
ed that the Collegiate In,tltute
board be paid the rum of 4950 as
Mtance in tall of the 11424 levy; that
• grant of $50 be made to the Chil-
dren's Aid Society; that the 1024 in-
emne tax as paid by J. S. Platt,
$411.75. be refunded. The committee`
reported that a shaper and small
burner from the National plant had
been weld to F. W. Doty for $405.50
and the amount bad been received.
The public work', rommlttee re-
ported that the Meal improvement
sewer on Wellington street from Bri-
tannia road to Elgin avenue had been
completed; that a portion of the
.ewer on Montcalm street east from
Victoria 'street had been relaid with
nine-ineh pipe: that a manhole heti
been metalled in East street sewer
between Albert atreet and Maitland
road. The committee *Omitted draft
bylaw. making a special assexament
for oiling done on a number of streets
lapt summer.
These report,' were adopted, Coun-
cillor Humber voting "no" to the
clamor in (he public works report re -
gating to the road oil assessments
on Victorap street.
The ttwlgnatfnn of Mr. Jahn Galt
from tae hoard of the public library
was adapted and Mr. IT. R. 'Long
was appotnted to fill out the re-
mainder of his term.
There was considerable diseumlstion
as to Me needs of eertaln outlying
'sections of the torn in the matter of
lighting. The Stayer Informal the
eonnefl that the water and light
commisa1nn 11.41 a survey of the
whole town un/Pr way to determine
where. new lights should be placed.
and he invited the chairman of the
onne11's water and light committee
to seeemp.ny the eemmlawton in Its
Inepaction.
A molten hr Merano. Woolell and
%timoings waa mooed. to the effect
that the water, light and barber com-
mittse of the ,+wined meet with the
water and light enmtnlowlon to confer
regardlag the matter of addltInnal
street lighting.
Streets enentlened es requiring fet-
ter lighting were Angie/sea (at
the east end), Talreer.toe, Mary
and Watnnt, Maehonal4 anti Witatm.
Engineer Keely mentlon.d that No;th
*treat and RieR.tM1 "rareet• oleo were
MQriy ligated. h,i
The grist of tayMtva submitted by
the plvite worts (wtntnittep. mating
*piglet .rworsmente for Mlles of
toad.. wee taken tip Ilan hylas. N.
SE to g! and Nap. RA and 87 were ,rat
through all their stages. Nos. 53, 54
and 55 vo rc read the first and sec-
rand time and then laid over.. at the ' .
reque.t of Councillor Humber, who
objects to the Victoria street aamrks.
ments. BJtehsp Williams. to Open Parieh Hall I
Th• formal oyx•niu • or ss.. t;e•orge•'s
Parish halt. which has bast enlarged
and Improved, will take plays nett
'Itiu.wdav evening, December 10th. Ser-
vice
tervice will be held In the ebun•b at
' p.m., and His Lortbshlp the Bishop
of Huron will preach. .afterwards
a social half-hour will be held to the
parish hall.
The News of the Town
KNOX CHURCH CHOIR
AGAIN SCORES A SUCCESS
"The Bo's'n's Bride" Presented to
Large and Appreciative Audience
A well -tilled audience holm greeted
the choir of Knox church 011 Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of this . week.
when the musket comedy "The
Bo's'n's Bride" 'was prt'i rated. There
were two arts and the east was as
fel lows :
Dick Erne, The Bo'. h '
Mr. Eric Wildon
Tum Tupper. Bo's'n's mate
.Mr. Tom eutt
Tim Shannon, un: old salt
Mr. J. F. Thomson
Kitty, a popular member of High
School alumni -Mrs. Frank Saunders
Dorothy. her best friend
Mies leather Hume
Mra. Brown, au admirable chaperone
Mrs. H. C. Dunlop
Barbara. High ie h col girl
Meas Ruby McLeod
Chorus of High alcbool girls and
friends.
ACT 1.
A party of naval mem are ashore
on a holiday. Thr. Bo'r'n and his
state Join them. The Bo's'n is
chaffed t.e•ause of his gloomy ap-
petranee• and erpinina that he Is
p.arehling for n girl named Kitty Adair
whom he lass not teen Mr fifteen
Year and whom he has been ordered
to find and wee'. He dots( not know
where she lives. nor what she looks
like.
A, party of - `shoal girls, Kitgy
ameipg them, enters the scene a
leearnts of the Ito's ass predicament,
Kitty \s:onceals her identity. and the
sailors melte the girls to festh $thea
aboard H- )i. K. Barnacle.
ACT Ii.
Thr niglitt arrivt•w-likewise the
girls. Presently the chaperone. Mra.
Brown. who shad been lett on the
wharf. arpp'arl. Tom Shannon, one
of the older pallors, rtv'ognize her
as an old sweetheart. -Kitty Adair,"
he cries. Dirk Erne. thinking this
mature lady 1. his Kitty, tarns and
[tees. Ultimately the duplication of
the name is unfolded and the wed-
s Mlle ring for fwo happy couples.
Q'he acting throughout was well
sustained and would have done credit
to more pretentious aetore. while the
chortler. by tailor lads anal High
th-teed girls were partkU1a'lly well
rendered. The solo parts *ore taken
%y Mrs. Saunders. Minim Hume and
Wilonn, Messrs. Thomson, Warn and
Cutt. The duets by Yew. Seundern
and Mr. Wilson, and those by Mrs.
Dunlop and Mr. Thomprro. were espec-
lalhy effective, the one by the letter
two,mt y
you." well deserving tbe encore It
repeatedly received. During the in-
termission Mr. Feet Holmes delighted
the nudiemee by hie rerdmrfng of
"Mandalay" and as nn encore "The
Music Leswro." a humorous selection.
Mr. Jenner alai* awaisted by his cornet
solos and Mr. Gibbet. the mu/deal dir-
ector. gave 1139113131 Instrumental
selection.
Mr. f'luff's Disclaimer
'With r -f -ren- to a par.o.raph
which appeared in The Signal lust
week, Mr. Samuel Chuff stated em-
phatl -ally that he is o4` pttlty of the
alleged assault and, furthermore.
that he did not have any adverties'-
ment in a London paper for a house-
keeper. The hairnet, of c urs`, bad
no lutentlon of injuring "Rr:""thntf.
but inserted the paragraph only in
the way of repurtlog Police L'OJrt
news.
Police Court Statistics
During the month of November
Magistrate Reid dealt with thlety-
stc cases In the Polk', Court. Of
these two were Mamboed, eleven ad-
journed. and In twenty-six conOct1nux
were registered. The total fines. for
the mouth were $075, of' which. E"2' I0
were our 0. T. A. bn•acbea In sixteen
,`tars• and Kiri) 'leder the inland
Revenue Act. Three Jail .entesrs
were handed out. ra.:ging frua :hlrty'
days to nine months.
insWb
Protest Agat Hospital Reguoa
Mesas. E. R. Wigle. Y. P. 1'., dna
er
R. J. Megan. president of the Alex-
andra hospital beard. aompansed a
deputation whist went before the
committee of the Legis-
lature. witting at Toronto. to make
representations with regard to an act
pis'std under the Drury Government
which. It Is held. bears heavily upon
thethesmaller hospitals of the Province.
It is hoped that as a result of the
made the aet will M•
amended to remove the unduly bur
densome regulations.
A Christmas Gift Suggestion
What better Christmas gift could
you give than a yeer'ssubscrtptlon to
The Signal? it sent to an absent
member of the family the paper
would be a weekly reeninder of the
home circle, and the news of the
home town would he received with
pleaature throughout the year. Some
of our aubecrtb•ra make a praetice
`sash year of wending The Signal as a
Chrlwtmas gift to one or more
friends.
With each subscription of this
kind we give a suitable presentation
card. to be went to the person who is
to reCeiye the paper as a gift.
1'blame me *04 Ill blarney '
The Church Union Meeting
On Monday evening next, Decem•
bee 15th, the subject of ehnr•h union
will be presented to the congrega-
tion of Knox church by Rev. (Si. W.
Gordon ("Ralph Connor", of Winni-
peg, ex -moderator of the General As-
sembty, and Rev. Dr. D. C. McGregor.
of London. Thea. two lenders of the
church are amongst the ablest ezpon-
1 enta of the great union movement.
and their comtng to Aoderlch will be
Giving Them a Send -of .4 an opportunity to beer the facts die -
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Steri- aimed sorb as ham not •Miro offered
lag MacPhail at Porter's Hill was* hertalore. Of (soiree, all opponents
the 'scene of a pleasant occasion one of union are invited and erpae(•ted to
evening lame Werk, when about eighty
attend, and the g(nersl ehur•cb-going
neighbors and friends gathered to public will also be cordially welcome.
present Mr. MarPhail and the Mimeses silver collection to defray mx lacunes.
M*'Phall with tokens of their regard '-
prior to the removal of the family
to Goderlch. Accompanying the pre-
sentation's tete following address was
read:
it was with a feeling of deep regret
that we. your neighbors and friends.
learned that you are about to sever
your connection with your old home
in which rte believe that you have
mob pI4 4ant recollections. During
our lifelong aequaintanee we hare al-
ways found you 'root, sociable neigh-
bors. willing to help In time of need.
However, what is our loos Is anoth-
er's gain. We hope that you will vis-
it nu often. We feel the[ we could
not let yon go from oar mldat with-
qnt showing nor deep regard and ap-
preciation to you am neighhnra and
friends. We would tag you, Mist ,
Annie, Georgina mid ]haggle. to ar-
eept this electric toaster sol Iron
as a token of our esteem. and Mary. ,
we ask you to aecopt (his wort se ri
slight remembrance of your reboot
friends. and Sterling,. this sluwring set.
Our teat withal go with y6u to your
new home.
Signed nn ltehslf of your neigf1lsors
and friends. Del Gardner. Tr(d
Plekard.
The recipient, gave mitahle ex-
pression to the surprise rind pleasure
with whieh they received theme gift
and good wpbs'. end Afterward's a
happy social time Weis spent. The
vielters had brought proviwlnl for a
Inneb. whk'h was rnjnve'd by all. Mr.
end Mr.. Mne1'hriil and the 14 'ogee
MoePhall are new resiling In 11041r-
ricb.
Rev. Dr. Wihaon to Speak Hera
A matting under the ailspices of
the Presbyterian Church Association
will be held In Knox church on
Thursday. December 111tb, when the
question of church union will be die•
Cassel by Rev. James Wilson, D. D..
of Toronto. 1)r. Wilson Is well
known In (hrderich. being a Huron old
toy and a graduate of Golerirn high
School. Ile has taken a *long stand
against church union. and there will
no doubt be great Intere.t in hearing
him. This meeting has been arranged
for the convenience of l'rmMyterian
congregatlons in the snrroundts, dis-
trict, and member. of those congre-
gations are invited to be present.
Rev. R. C. Mciermid, pas::or of Knox
church, will take the chair.
1to8
JUDGE BARRON I BIGGEST WINTa
TEI), Publishssa
HOLDS COUNTY COURT IN HISTO41
Hatch Warrnnt issued for the .lirrest Twenty-three Freighters
in t oderieb lambo% r '
The tollowlrg steamer,.
luring the pest week with ea
when for the I:oderk•b P1L:MM
Vorkton, 91.000 bus.: P.itatnn. .1,000
bus.: itro.rkton, 114.000 bus.: Matth-
ews. 1110.000 bus.; Winton*. 1I1.01¢1
bus.: l'oUingwo d, 210.0(0 bus.; Ra -
.1 true lath was bane•. 1.'5,000 bort.; 1�arnerisk, 141,000
Ire -elected): first leeturer. Sister found by the grand jury, but the fir- bushels..
Margaret Sproul: 2nd le•hurrr, Slater fen.lant did not appear, and his bail The following %t.•ame•rs are due
of 11300 was estreat -d and a beach with cargx•
os for the ('.oderich
limey MacGregor : D. of l'., Sister 1 . eleva-
Jame.; inside guard, Slater Irene werrunt issued for his arresi. Trial tor: Reichert.. Martian. tlarnlah.
James; outer guard. Bro. Joa Mc- ; wa. pe stpone•d to, . the Drift Anna. Franz, Rollin, Sierra and Reek.
NrvAr; committer, 14 Skier Clarke, : Another bill of a atmtlar nature was Grain boat arrivals with cargoes
2nd Slider Riley, 3rd .'Seers Knee- l)reerd
t., but was thrown oat the W
y the for the Canada Flour Mills
shave, '4th Sbrer Lenora Anderson. grand jury. elevator the past week were: Bayton,
5th 'Sister A. McGraw; truster[[, A. John Huteleison. formerly Wets :}40,41.) bus. of wheat : Ailew, 1822.000 •
McNeevin,"T. Drennan; auditors, daps- constable of Perth county, appeals! bus. of wheat: (lily of Bangor, 215. -
ter M. Sproul. Pieter Palmer; guard- from' his conviction by MaZistrate 000 bas. of wheat.
Ian, T. Drennan.( Reid for driving a car while he Thr etwtmers Kenuetly and Wah-
toxicatel. Crowe Attorney Kroger eondah are expected with cargos for
Notes of the County ty Cou nil took ob)e•e(lon to proceeding with the Western Canada Flour Milb.
the appeal on the ground that the The wlnter fleet fes th? coming
The town of Wingham and the ail- I required preliminaries had not. w. Ater will tett the lar t. Ia_lhe i11a-
Inge ief R'rozep•r arc ext fur the only otosrfved, and at the request of airs-
required
�► tory of I:oderlch. All of the fore-
municipalities
oremunicipalities in liuron that have petlant's counsel the ease was ad- Mentioned steamers. with the excep-
taken advantage of the recent legis-' journed to the next curt. tion of the Barton.which cleared
lotion under whet municipal elec Civil easels were dealt with as fol- light for Fort R'illiem. together with
lows: the sh•amers Glenafton, Nortbton.
n action for cert Mnpl.s•ourt and .1. Frater Taylor al-
it:Rk of sole teeth- ready in port. will constitute the
-This is u cease winter fleet. This make+ a total mf y
inetone (Wing- twenty three boats. -It is pna.Mle
ham) f plaintiff;
Seager. K. 1'., that one or two more teats may rte
Parr, to that 50 far as ;heap two nun -'fol defendant. Trial as adjourned up here before the elope . f rtaciga-
klpnlltle. am concerned rbcs` will be to January 16111 next. wturn it Is to titan. hare winter's fleet numbered
no c).ange In next year's .•aunty }x' blot Goderieb. nineteen freighters.
council. ( Do v. Jenkins et al. -ten action
Hospital .tssoelatlon L. 0. B. A. Election of John Dalryunple
Sine:. ,the list of tuember% of Alex- })lection of oflleere for the ensuing County l'unrt wets h,•Id this we •k
;wins Marius and General Hospital year was held by the 1.. 11. 1t. A. on before His Honer Judge Itarron of
.t-sra•iatiuu was printed in Thr Nig- Ttu.day evening, with the following aarutfutd, oleuiustun 'Tuesday after-
unt the fallowing additional members results: W. 11., Sister Jennie Sproul neon
L:n•e been received: M. Robins. Jas. ler-rlrtedt; 1). M„ Stater !'sines: -k bill was presented to the ;;r:rad
Ntratigben, Fontein -Spenee. 1s.. J. Me recording secretary. Stater Drennan: jury against. Je.bn Dalrymple, of
gee% J. W. Vanatte•r. Mrs. .t. Kin- financial seeretarv. Nfoter t. Mae- Clinton, for'alleged-Indecent :moult
cIalr and [Mrs. Mary Thomas.
Will Spend Winter In Florida
The tolloWing from a bet. Thomas
eorresp,ndent will be interesting et
many Gotttrlek readers- ata Monxlgour
West was parish priest of 81. Peter's:
t;oderich. for a number of years:
Monsignor West. visitor of linty An-
gels' ebureb, left the city Monday
evening to: Canaveral. Florida, where
he w111 spend the winter months In
the quiet eulitude• of the little hamlet
on the ocean. front. In his farewell
....ritual on Sunday evening he re-
gretted that ill -health had forced him
to leave them for the winter.
Judge Barren Allows Appeal
The appeal of shareholders of the
Goderich Elevator Co. against the as -
revetment of bonus stock a. income
'WAN heard ly Judge Barron at the
court house on Tuesday o•veniug. An
informal argument took place in
which the Judge and Mr. D. E. Holmes,
town solkitor, principally took part.
Mr. Holmes upholding the action of
the municipal aesessment department
in assessing. the bonus steak, while
III. Honor maintained that the borne' The wanlenshl for next year toed for eta toss caused by a motor car.
Stan -
stock was capital and as such could p R. Vanatoos for plaintiff : J. G. '(tan- PERSONAL MENTION
not Tr• as+estovl as Income. Iils Honor to the Liberals: by virtue of the
finally gave Judgment allowing the adjourned ter\ Dse-tenVer 29th at Strat- I Mrs. Roy Sperling is 111 with a
long- Landing agreement, and already bury (Exeter) for defendant. Trial
appal. Mr. It. C. Hays, Jr.. Apparel rbcs` IN some speculation as to she
for the appcliants. will rapture the honor. Mr, Mat
For fewrplaal Building Pard
The following additional contribu-
tions to the special building fund of
Alexandra hospital are reported:
R. (Ita rtes Mclean. Prints*
j Ail"'rt. Seek. $ 3 00
Western (*nada Flour
Mille Co.
1 Thomas Kandy. Victoria
t street. Goderleh
, Thomas Aus•brook, Cburnh
street, (kelerdch
L. 11. Graham, Boyne Lake.
Alberta
Mist Filrabeth P. Redd. 40
West Avenue 14. Hamlltne
11. Ikonaldson, Hernia, Ont.
hr. Wesley• J. Reid, De-
t trait, Mich.
ill. Grant Waddell, Resins.
Sink.
Yrs John Aehnam, 2/1
St_ George 4)t . Tomato
thane may be held the first Monday of
December, instead of the first Monday Greer v. Cart
of January. In both .mars the repre- and the price of
'tentative on the• county counell was er end other goodb
re-elected, Reeve MeKibbon in Wing- , from Wingham. W
ham and Reeve tHennrb•rg in Wrox- , am or
:ford.
Armstrong, the veteran Ileeve of Hu1-' Huetton v. holt-an action to set
lett, will have a strong claim If he aside cunreyanee(t as fraudulent. R.
Booster ('oNltts at it Again comes back next year, and there Is , Vanstone for plaintiff: W. M. Sin -
The Orlllla Packet In its issue of also general agreement that Reeve dais 1Brux's.•Ist fax defendant. Ad -
last week say.: The recent article In Charlet A. Reb.rtmon. rat Colborne• jointed to December :11th at Anat.
Thr Packet urging that ()riffle should will hewell up in the running The - ford. \
Thnraday afternoon of nett week
at Vieteria emhnnl will AP glvels top to
the pr.seantatlnn of a ('hristaraa pro
gram. Melodist old M gllsh `scala,
dialogue*, etc. The program ban
bent arranged neder r!e auspices of
the Herne and Memel (1erio sad a gen-
eral tavitatlaa tb attend la pomade/1
to the pab11(' Adm•Iadoo, Ma
Previously •etnawl.dgt+d
take steps to have the Blue Water • cle-ear-headed, well -Informed Reeve of Pease et al. v. Alcock et al. -an ac -
Highway routed through this town. 'Colborne be/One of the strongest mem- than for slander. 7..E Dancry for
has stirred up W. G. Coutts. of Big , berg of the county council, and hip plaintiffs. H. B. Mor*y. , K. C.
Stone Gap. Virginia, to indite a five- 1 friend,' would like to see him round t Listowel), for •defendants. The
page epistle which for enthusiasm, I off hie municipal career with a term plaintiffs we're• Robert and Albert
phrns.vology and typography beats i.aa warden. Pease, and the defendants nm
anything we have aver seen. Mr.I An incident of the session of the Alcock and his wits, Mary k.
('ousts saw the article in one of the county eoancll laall of the township of ]Jerrie. The
st week was a visit
Cvoderieh newspapers, whish eopiel it, of inspection made by the members alleged slander eomisted in et
and forthwith art down and write a 1 to the Collegiate lnstttute, where two meats said to have been mads by t
letter to the "Booster Club. Orlilia," 1 ho„„ ware spent in looking over the ; ek tendtnt,' to the effort that plata
w'hfcm was delirersd to ?dr. A. C. enlarged and improved %hoot build- tiffs had stolen a calf. The Jury
Harris, Secretary of the Klwanla ;Ing. The counsellors 'seemed greatly 1 fonnd for the defendants" and the so-
('IDP. The burden of Mr. Coutta$ plater with the building and were tion was dismised with (otos.
pang h that he wants Orilifa to take Another action of a similar nature
the lead in promoting a great motor 1 partnt big y imof 111" with the ex -1
against .the ram.• d.•fi•ndants, with
P fact, lighting the essionnotas. In ; Elijah I'.wse as plaintiff. was ad -
the Land of the Midnight I;mn. :rt. of Idesmurr 1n sewing the extent and. Journed to the June 'se•wlons.
has Mord of Orlllin's energy, and is thoroughness of the improvements; '''''""fin t. Purvis *loo was pea'- Kannders.
quite sure that if we will take that have been made. potted to the Jpne sesalons. The over Sunda,
it up we will make a xucvwso i Reports of the rounty (mmcit's 1 plaintiff, John M'Lean, fisherman, of Mr. and
of it-�wpeeially if we enlist the December flitting will ire found on G(xle•rich. ones A mender Purvis, who last wee
awlstane e a Sir Adam 'leek. if any peeps 3, 5 sad 8 of ,The Signal this carries on a fiehing business at Gnrr Ida,
of our readers feels like tackling the week.Ray, 'Manitoulin island. for 321X1. mnntha
)mfr we 'shall
glad to turn 1s. over ' balance of wage+ ..aid to h.• due. and Mr.
to him. interest thereon.rfsit.
Religious education Conference j Grand Jury Presentment
Kay -Armstrong
A meeting `slid to eonalder the The following presentment
A quiet marriage took place at the
religious (1lnueatloD work of (tenor submituef to .lodge Barron by
Ontario streetparte-mime.
Clinton.ar• iiuroo was held in Knox church.
n. Goderlch, on Thursday, Dec. 4th, with grand Jury : R
ly 'Wednesday morning, December Rev. R. B. Ferris, It., A., iJ. I1., , Kira - four grand jurors, hr r.wrs•.
3rd, when Anne Mae, elder daughter gen- fully to submit their presentment s
of Yrs. Armstrong and the late real superinu•ndent (d the Ontarl" follows:
Robert Armstrong of ('Ilnton, tavam,' Religious Education Cuuneil, In the R'e ylmited the county gnml and Fetch subscriber to The Signal for
th f ear 1. to reeive a 1025
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' severe- *1ttaek ..f the "'flu."
We regret to (earn that our old
friend Mr. W. Waroork, who haw -
been In tailing health for some years,
la; now confto.el .to bis bed.
Mrs. A. D. Cameron is at Btyth th
week having gone„ to attend the f
eral of the late Mt. henry Rich
1)r. \Leonard Dunkeld; who
been at Plttshurg, Pa., the la
years, is ap-uding a few day
parental home here, and w
ly commerce pract ice at tt'
.Mr. .1. C. Nelson, mane
T:o•strus gni mine at
Ont.. in visiting ids frit
Forrest of town.
Mr. Wm. entigie\, arrived home
or the winter, a er sailing the
a.:ewer Shenango f• the Penson.
r. Alex. Siam -ors has returned
fro his trip to t e 1'acifk• ream and
Is awls,• again o a trip to Montreal.
Mrs. F. l' . prnhn. of Wingham.
Is here r iltin her Misters, the Mimeo'
r. Chapman Wilt here
n
n.l.
has
two
at the
shnrt
Ikerrlt)c.
•r of the
Falk lake,
1 Mr. Wm.
was
the
rs. J. B. Swnffield left
fort- Kt. Petersburg, Flor-
y will .pend the wearer
n thethcrn States.
f. Lynn, t Detroit, is a
In town thin week.
. T. Pritchard arrived Wednes
night from ('hicago to spend the
diem is holidays.
BRII2S
the bride of David Kay. won of Mr. chair. Other me•mMere present were: made a very thorough lnspctinpi and r seem ng y
R • calendar.
and Mrs. Robert Ray, G'derlelr. The
'vs }1• ( Me Dt•rmld, R. H. Mose. we found everything In *trill
bride ware a pretty gown of mid- W. R. Alp, L C. White, P. A. Ernes, der and in a most cleanly a
night bine brocade, with grey trim- and Meotrs. Gro. Ralthhy, Gear. (Aur- tary condition. •Mr. Reyn
minis. grey hat and shows, and a rev, Geo. Bae•hler, J. B. Orr and gaoler, and the turnkey a
grey b,-averine emit with wolf trim- (;". Fre'man• matron ■re moat eflk•t
mirage the latter the bridegroom's The meeting opened with prayer by 1 There are three prism.•
gift. Miss Myrtle Armstrong, slater
Rev. P. S. Banes. After an informal tee o4 them vagrants
of the Pride, was hride,mald. wear- disc'uselon regarding the temporary ing a term for defau
Ina a rose satin crepe truck, touched lame of the earner county and town -
Ina fins imposed rade
with black, brown marvella coat with ship organization the following resol-' ,•nue Act. The prli
Russian titch trimmings, and brown ttttone, were adopted: carrel for and n
hat. Alclanek'r }lagleeon was hest , Motel by Rev. W. H. Mow. second- ; We visite$ 1
man. Rev. C. J. Mooreh,use per- ell by Rev. W. R. Alp, that an (odea,- - at Goderlah.
formed the ceremony.. After the or he made to have it oerls of Sunday which. as yo
ceremony the bridal party dr ve to school conventions or institutes par- your ('barge/
the home of the Pride's mother, allel with the convention of Auburu reeeivr, t
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rat or- ladle's' Hand Bags and t'n4er-Arm
rid want- Bugg in newest and moat fashionable
de the
also the designs are moderately priced at
t officiate.
l'umpb•ll's Dom Store
in the gaol, Owing to the holiday soa.on there
and one sere- will he nu regular monthly meeting
t> in payment of of the Ahme•k Chapter, I. O. D. E.
the Inland Rev- MI kinds of tomtit*. Christmas
oners are all well packngee, at Blackston's. the Ideal
Ind no complaint. I priii' to 51109.
e Children"),Shelter Tie. West street skating rink will
t I. do [n'stitutlon I be managed again this winter by Mr.
ufr honor remarked in 1Robs.. Andersen. 11 will be open for
deserves and doubtless skarn s as• soon as ice can be made.
Jno'st liberal auppxort of I (►wing to the delay in compleund
where a wedding hraktast was S. S. Association, centering In the the county through the county (stun -
served. Only members of the family following places: Biyth. Clinton, ell and otherwise. Mr. 0. ]i. EI- I the Improvements at the ('olh ¢late
were present. The bridegronm'e gift tipsforth and (loderich. C'arrie'd. I dart, the superintendent of LOP So- in'stirrer. the ndk•lal re -opening can•
to the bridrsmald ens a beaded hand- I 'Moved by Cao. (Atrrey, seeonded lety. iM it must efficient officer and not be held until after the Christ -
bag. and to the best man n pair of , by W. M. Moss, that George Italthhy, with the protons in charge of the max holidays.
gold enff link.. .Mr. and Mrs. Kay I Auburn, b••chairman of the commit- ,Shelter is doing an exeelient work NEED A LITTLE' EXTRA MONET
left for Detroit, and on their return for of amrtnlgrmrnt, with power to' In the re's(•ue of dependent end nog- for Christmas? Then twee on your
wilt reside on Fulton 'street. seine hi.* awardwtes it eseb lo.wl i'leetrd children. M,e-b111 by purchasing at "the little
centre. Carried. We have visited the hoapltal at shoe -shop around the corner." S1IAR-
Prewbytery of ietrron it wax agreed that the following Goderieh and [ileo the new hospital MAN'S-
The holt regular mrsting of the I Sunday to
rshoole n'sked to co-cryrcr,- I there which in nting completion, From I)ot and Daddy" --a Kodak.
and the latter will In our opinion Mother is the most surprised nevem
Presbytery of Huron for the yes? 111'4 At Blyfh-kfethodIt, J're byterindb• : a credit 10 the e.,nnty of Huron In the world. and pleased, ton. A
was held at Clinton on Tuesday lost, and Anglieen Sunday Schools, Bel- and the town ..f Galerkh. The People Kodak is just what she canted,
In Willie church. TThe
Macfarlane.
Acting were
grave IiMr(T
ballxt, I'ibytlrian ani of nderleh and the adjncentpresent : Mr. I'Alti'IIET,1:8 T►ru¢ Store carry the
moderator, Dr. Fletcher, Meswrs. AngNCan Sunday sehenl's, Brlek, munlctprllties w'ho are fining such eomprletP Kudnk line,
eleven, Sunmhine, Inndesaorn. Meth- , a noble work 1n this eonncHon
Grant, Lundy, Mel)onald, (7ddley, ( ()diet, Presbyterian and Burnt' Mtn- ; are entitled to the highest apprmla- The Arthur Circle will hold Its an -
Hogg, Alp, Fergttton and Hamilton, day 'schools'. anal business meeting t 111 , D.,-
day
and Messrs. McGowan. Mon and 'support of the people f .r
1 At Clinton-Ontorin et reef, Wesley, their efforts and name`s and we ember ILth, at 7.30. Note the Chau;"
HhMrs, Mansion, Iilggin's. Brown ani q•Illls ReptiM, Anglican, ftalrnY.ru nowt strongly commend this in.*titn• in hour. Se'rearies,kiedly here to
Roweliffe, rides*. The treasurer pr- i Army. T1trgPr'w, Tlnlmrxvllle, il11ent t10n to the very generous and liberal noel reports ready. Members nnahte
tented his annual report, showing a 'err and Sharon. support financially by the council's of he ('to-Itf plrnsr ewnd r.w<'h 11 .
good balance, and estimated an as- At Seeforth-.11ethodk.t, Presbyter- the county of Huron and the town as the seem is eatte ee to reach its
Ferment of 1R cental per family for tan, Anglican. Snlvntlon Army, Win• of Goderieh. all(the Cl.
the ensuing year, which waa accepted. throp, Egmondvllle, 1'ninn and Con- Thanking your honor for your frill
Sire. Cha's.fejlkxokr• is opening r
The Committer ennxitlllog of last mance Praise school♦ and very instructive explanations* to flower stop nn North next the
year's* eormmiswlonerw to the General ' At Go'p,rich.-North mtreet, Victor -fl nal opo, tar the street.ttmas sea -
amendment
examined the remits and wa In regard to out dritfes as grand ¢
y is 'stree!t ICno;; Ilapttttrf, AngM- Jurors, we remain, Most rexprtfnlly. son. Mr.. Cooke has recentlyherf 1.'
reported as fnllnww: The .utaatitute Pan, Salttnrd. Bethel, Port Albert,tnrnd from England, where she
amendment in regard to the ptace, i�rtanrn. Bethany, Zion South Sun- (signed) E. C. BPIi(ViRR•
held by retired ministers we. ate Foreman
'spent own months visiting her mother
day .rhearl.*. and other misdeal, Her relater, Mrs
proved. The remit was dkwppioved Judge Barron In discharging the Clever. returned with her from Eng
of In regard to the status d rrl'ginus;Tho' (`hrlstenaa come. but ese•e a grand jurors thanked them for their land and Is visiting here for a time
In The third tenet was ant 1 very satisfactory service., and for
proved of in the matter of ordained a year` the address Just read, and staid that -
misSinnarles as Plderw In the over- , think of grits would drive yon he was greatly pleased vowel/01y aw+nnmy. lint tam etveaet*r► did not
torp of baptism. The lodgment of•T Ti tlnA we've Jaw[ the real things with their remark.* in regard to the ronelet In raving money. bus la spend
Presbytery In sward to the filling of r.
hare. ('biI4rro's Shelter and the hesrpital. Ing It for purpose's' tvnmftrtal to the
all oblisatknna by all congregations whbh he was sled to be Informal
welfare of the Pnmmnnitbma abler
regnired a letter from the eonvesor Rn1lcaMa and cfnDttaga nee too dear. were liberally smppnrted by the Pmts- they r,.pnpeat, and hoptoltaie were 4
M the general lntetPewa committee. 1s. A}1Ai01WA H. I ty and local uwanlelpal eermmrtls. It a`m`enity anti of the highest benefit
was felt. ; e was the ditty of s.ualetpal anthori- to the people sad wngbt M bo 1M-
Tt1.. next *e.tleg of Me Presbytery le' its build roe an lye eremite Mirk . ties to give Ilberal support to stab orallywappes4M by lbs people through
will be held 1a (limen em the )41h for tat party. Aseartmd flavors. Iaatftwtlows. Sometimes analslpal the �sreiapal rennet*, by wlton Use P,M•mary, is I. at 11 e'olaek a.m. Bi,A(UCft'f[)XWM. Pbwe 9M. seawalls wool to ter what is ``ailed people wee* r.prewar`$.
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