HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-12-12, Page 15HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
THE SIGNAL, — GODERICH, ONT.
tures, es mantled at the Jane ser -,l of the pensiop, the count)' pays twenty I tusk, we can readily understand the
riot*, has not bvgl edrriel out entirely, per crus., the I'roi'ittt•• thirty per imperfect state In wettish, during the
due to the uewssit ut confining the cent., iud the Domluluu_ fifty per first sieges, the ■pplicatlone were
(Continued from page 14. expeudilun» within the amount of cent.' ' sent in, and the great amouut of
lows:
submitted recommendation, ,4n tui- revenue provided. However, the ex .1t the ,leis meeting of the county work invoiced In conking them pre
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revenue
have been keit w'lthlu couuoll a mmutittee was appdntest.'r.entable to the critical minds of the
That a portion of the county there Malta by reason of rllwhratiug ,,,,utw•isl.of )Messrs. Ifendersuu, ling- auditors or representatives of the re -
farm, ten acres, be set aside as u dem 'ertalu IG•ws ut . cousrtvctiou work 4 in,, ('1l(gh•, lientedy and Ilubbard,t lepective Governments, who were cou-
onatratlou plot, to be divided Into five and the pltrchrse of 11» prof•»•"I 40 administer the Act in this county. eerued only about figuring out tbe
sections of two acres each, to demon- gravi'l 14111141, as well as lower costs Th►4 committee wet for organization financial obligations these applications
atrate three eeseuthuls It Tartu crop sue -
lino a�,1Id1'uel fns tits \V r.at'tt•r ou the lath 41f July and ap{x)hlttd Jlr.It�°eetlealltalrly twrll tat hetcommittee evl-
yrauttiou: (1) trop rotation: ,.t bridge, dragging and other costa. Henderson chairman anal County detxel b) tine small uumtwr turned
fertilisers, their use and valor: sal slur dragging 4.41)1,4 this year w1❑ Clerk Itulula4) .ecrrtary, The commit-
Netter mord. 1,4 111x1111 $ .01,0 less than In 110... due „•r dit1dcv1 the county luso fire 4144-Lbgek of those passel and tent for -
In view of the fart thio 1111. .ono, to the hicePusrd use of Ironer grad- trios. with one member to look after, ward.
ty and the Province offer w oust eros and when wore machines are in each of the. dletrlcts. This was found The eommlttec wI.hew to thank the
rcDolanhipr to young wen in the formWA*, and the orgunlratiotn huenivel,' uee•.ary because of the fact that no munielpll clerks, conveyancers, uotar-
uf Doth abort and bulgur course. at 1 utast• vest.' should t
he lowered cosinspectors•. inspectors had been appointed as MI lea public and many others who came
11 1 f the Mothers' Allowance, to the rescue of the old people 1n
the Ontario Agricultural ('ollrgr
felt thrt young ....•. - rd :N.ILYI yards of reset an uyrruge
trlcts in the county are receiving pre., R follows:
tically no assistants. and very Iltle distance of 4.1 miles at a cost of Mr Hizeltlr Exeter, C.,burne, lite -
recognition along these lines. This km., $T.tr"i.1G, ,lucluding 411 earls 411 depre- I phew, Ilay-, Ill and Stanley.
been brought to the attruttuu of Unr elution, etc. If this work had been err. 6rwte y,--- wkertanith, Sea -
agricultural repreerrntutive by members, dote by contract at 154 per )red wile.' forth, Hallett and )bit kat' op.
of Junior Inrtitutee In the minty, : II w"Itld have est $13,11(,0. 1'41 du
WOW -
and the advleory agricultural council ; (Ibis work by team would have cost• Mr. Cralgle--4iQderlch town, God -
or 617,107.35 extra. I erich tbeenshlp, Clinton, Colborne and
recommend* that •scholarship of iSY) The 'Wronger bridge was built for Ashfield.
for a three mouths' ,rousse In homl• tuilkMl I4' then esu. rstiuutexl. Mr. Hrndenot—)torrhs, Fart R'uwa-
GnhI$.ca at e(IMto
institute. The expenditures to date are nosh, West tt'uwuuush, 81) 111 and
Uo•1ph, be uffrrel to young ladle- In stllii.17l.Tx, of which about $11,000' wInghuw.
Hidroa Musty. re .resents amounts refunded for Mr. Hubbard- l;rey, Howlck, Turn- not be insisted upon as part of the
That tgtemtwnc of IluroI comity
materials supplied and work done fur berry and Brussels. I obligation enabling applicants to ob
nouacll take a trip of two days' dor- local municipalities, real b}' for rod The committee has rinse its or -linin x pension.
anew sorer time during the canning ,11 the year the net rx{wndlture✓huuld pulsation received and dealt with The residence quallflc•atlon should
year• - he abnl1 $17N,IM)0, ur a little less than' 413 rp,{41k14tlo.,►, uerrly every one of be Interpreted more liberally. It
Thin the ve:countyin clerk melte all fall I tone 'should not be the concern of the Dom-
ingexcretive: in the county ant gest- the year's revenue. j which had to be Invertlga ed by inion, the Prnvince or the manly ft i
Ing that Junior seine's be Inclulwl III The past year has been very far• 411 the committer and n•lwrted upon father oree mother sees+ fit to
their regular tall fuir prize lis'-. If "rattle fn.m Ube point ,uf clew of ser- before "wing finally dealt with. Of pooror old father with his or her fam-
Junlur sections for Iloe Junior farmers
co.mplhehiug work, and it is pertain this 4, j, the committee recommended ! ll4 even if thin thvoicea temporaryeam
unfortunate that more mus 11111 laving 37, and ut those recommended, only
twee rd rt g s. o nig the let -1151 so far have been refused by the I residence outside the Province, so
ter, between the ager of elghttwu end dune, as farmers were Ina better) nod these were, long as. the applicant has re-'lIel in
twenty-five, might tvomprtr, the fall position to glee part of their timt• I central authorities,
lion for roan)' Jears post. 11 for slows lack of reddeucr qualiflca-1 Canada the stipulated twenty should
s.
allow .e 1411 benefit grca.1 and wonl'p don,
The conferring pensions power should
the
also tw o., r sounder basis. The Har treens eery ,at in the liertiunr g
sprlug Dace been very rented, L70 not tuterfrre with the
sallatactory. U[ the spy count rintnt'II regarding swards of
Caney Read Cotamiselen the cost per yard mile for hauling were for the full twusiun o[ iso r )
usious the county The county road cnmmiesiou report- gbh, year hiving below ht, while our month. 440 were for *11 W AIM,
ed as follows: torts lest ye•r were 11' to 1:11•. The ranging from $121) per y
earThe program of works :eel eais•udh contract rase' this year w'as• 1st for depeudiug, upon the other resource.,
_ ordinary hauls. of the ap t licunt. The avenge pe
ssi�t.�rs��,,ss��s/� A traffic officer. )Lr. N. Lever, bar granted was $le..4.) per month, me the
itiutt� �:� wa st "et►v i � 1 Intel and has been on date 30n 'vetted will mean 'a total pay-
11s- The ren minify -owned trucks 1144411- Ail. 'Phe dt+trkt, were assigned salhelping
The committee proueedel to call at-
tention to some features regarding
which experience shows that improve-
ment may be effected. Changes were
recommended as follows:
The Dominion and Provinelal Gov-
ernment+'should bear the cost, or as -
stet the county especially In the initial
cost, 4,1 carrying out or introducing
the Pensions Act.
The assignment of property should
tions more acceptable.
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+� HOGAN'S
2 CONFECTIONER
been appointed, or
{:T; July 15 The coat of tile office went of $:0771.7:0 per moth,
1111,4 been $dal;. ,. w 1 r
received by the county will bra little be borne ear, toiluw'r: IOUof
scuts. ., )'
1" 111 the ievellut' $fl9 •'til pet' year and the payme411 W
a to r f iiia atuuunt Many 01'1-Canada.$34,IJ30.50, Province of
utas u
stun. On -
hf14es
d )Ir l scar u- traffic uffldrr hese
if apps"•ixtl41n of rite work [arta •'' —.4(l. County of atoll,
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t in the house of refuge.
The county should still have true pow-
er to insist that anyone taking one
of there tumatee should give bonds
for the safekeeping of same and for
the proper use of the money assigned
to him.
The age limit for there totally dis-
abled sh011d be refuted to s111y-flee
years or less, 111i's to tie emitted for
the benefit particularly of returned
r�
1 eoldlrrs.
$13.$1"2 . In -
The sacs of the applicant., rxugrtt,, Where lieaslhonsrare
uf rrgiven
fetgr.tethe.,a.
ceraln cuss. difficulty In effecting seven years, and the committee believe' Pe'
gra fur tbe .unable to expect that the db- transact business and orb r Iise, to
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For your
until wr recommend that approval he their the 1m -erase Christmas Candy to the engineer to apply h I 1• 1 Introduction of the Monty authorities; If4rdirectly
1wn 1 t tl
hxn•ey 'should I
aro rrcelcel. mates c [
We find that the wtRinrer hes+, in l all the say from ,.ecenty to tlufecr Ple. la•c•atw• ..f their inability
`�' agreements with tit ail fences,
! It era f the, look after themselves.
gbrt I 'while t
• outs Judge In accordxrs for b n the county lu IN•
Chocolates Hunt•
to
rrw41c11 of hedges, fail $ewers, err., ,•realer It* number of c • mans o trace any,chotee es tei'bpyhag the In-
whltit cause snowdrifts 'n the road, next few• years will be much larger stitutlon h 4ec t the nn tlt'g of the
ae sbn 111(11.-
1 tote be rest us. t tP t' Ix ox id r re t y 1s.
c.,• co a with sec. nsion st•heuw. larger, used for them. and it* to
g, ri:., eule'e•. 3. of the Hterway (mil was expected, is not large when
lif {rucemeuts Act for ani order flung; trouble, responsibility and work in- I ease I do with should rthey
that {.,given, pensions
to !
Mar's and Lowne 8 In compensation that I where suitable places can be I
/// y At the amount of cum( Asinall cameininto
Introduction of • ca"e�
fanC Ifs boxes at 25c 'shall tw paid, and such other direc-
t g duns as may be needed whenever an a new• achene us. plat* ..f public utile Barret r themetelr them •es� when try ran
to $%.�. ruble agreement cannot be made. I Inc, the Initial rust is Crecy. end It is
1 t been
Nff
• asci, and a sone, cou-
rya
A carload of snow fence has been toile to lsrrlarge that has
us. hI than it will Is• in Although hard Dewar is a bachelor.
2 Child y be and apparently a m
purchased. v of the whole, many times larger t a confirmed bachelor.
Children's Novelties 5
requirements of the road system . the future, and the same mu h entertains a high bachelor.,
ants and up. I, would Indicate that two or three) eluded to be true regarding the work he seeming
more carload,. will be needed, but involved. Had the Pensions Act been elation of tbe fair sex, Judging by some I
.. fo
thoroughly ureterod and o h
thus t and themtbe witty
it yt salines ime to the tires off about
Bulk Mixtures at special r I '•"nsldering the funds available thfat I
year your commission felt Out
prices, 25 cents per lb. Cone
acquainted wits bustraaoc"s Ws
c the work 11ere are n few of the Iw.t :
carload was all that could be bought. would not
concerned,
Considerable calcium chloride was
would not hose been smarty ytafarP1 1 women pushing their husbands along.led "
and up. used during the year, and wP find
but when It 4 known that by but n woman can
�he that under suitable mudltlmu it con-! greater number of appllcao-ts ohs •t�So man Is sir good I A Y
G serves the gravel and reducer greatly Inge(' to complete their own amnion tannic Min
b ttee�g Is when a mnple
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t., b over eighty years of ale, "A golden
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Rubber
Footwear
Robber Footwear is considerably
'beeper this year, and considering the
quality we earry Is stet* we h., give
you real Tattle for your money.
In Rubber Boots, Rubber
and Rub-
Shoes, (Isiemaea, Overshoes
brew for *ea, women and children. we
,.arry the most comfortable, the tough -
Rubber Footwear in the Canadian
market_
Consideringfinality, our prices will
be a paving to you. Give ns a trial.
We •Uo Resole and Repair any Rltb-
Irr Footwear.
the amount of scraping required, i t as. were u.• ttf
addition to 1(114' features of dost pre- i tad seri unfit to perform such a, ha,,
vection.
Where lender materiel in the grav-
el la lacking, good -results cannot be
obtained, and It Is expected that
most of the lake :chore road, whkh
144 surfaced with beach gravel and
+(miler platerial, will be most success-
fully treated with a surface treatment
of tar or aapbaltic oil. The preven-
tion of duet on heavily travelled
roads is a mar er whkh deserves
serious attention. sued re
In June a motion was M
!questing your mcini rk for tion o80 ikee1
I out a program of w
find rale. a very difficult matter to
do, in that we are not In a position
shim-
1c) Judge of all the governing c ,
stances .that will prevail next year.
• and conditions 44 111.-410 doubt, change
by the time the working reason ar-
rives. Rut we du know that It Is ad -1
RR YO1'R SERVICE
THE EAST STREET FOOTWEAR
AND REPAIR SHOP
Ahl, Prop.
G.derich, Ontario
Opposite Knox Church
Wm.
Phone 565.1
THE SIGNAL'S
Clubbing List
Th. Signal and The Toronto 444
Gbh.
SO
Ti. Signal and The Toronto 6
Daily Star .........
SO
The Sign.l and The Landon
6 60
Advertiser . ........
n. Signal and Tis Loden
Fre. Pr... 6.50
The Signal and Tim Tomato 8 50
Mail and Empire ....
Tie Sisal and The Farmers' 3
Sin 26
The Signal and Tl. Family
Herald and Welly Star 3.00
The Sigual ad Saturday 5.50
Night
• he gym vj 71. Now
Out 3-l0
Tl. Signal and Co
m
a
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Hennes and Cardoso
4.65
7.14,. Spp.I and Tb. Catholic
Record 3.76
'rho Signal ami McLean's
Magatdaa 3 76
The Sllgtaal and Mntrr.al Wie-
se.. .. rea.wel 3.85
near 360
World
ron.wal 4.26
new 3 VI
Tl. NOW sad Youth's
Th. Street nod The Tarsal,g 76
Star W..klr
Tl. Sip..1 esti Rad ami I.ab
Gee
The
yigaol ad Tits Canadian 2 95
C.u0Mymma .......... ..
The Siert a w it
C ublesu1g Rats* Wkb Otter Peri -
nand. May til. Hail ea
ANYeatisa
ct+Burp h. undertake more permanent
work than has been the care In tbe, . .
pts', and to do this .will require more !
funds. which we hope will tw sup
Gocernmrnt subsidy. While H Is .,oto.
plied by the promised Increase In the
practleable to recommend a cumple•e
program, we would print out that a
list of tonMruu•tlon items were mete !
tinned In the Jotw report which
should la' undertaken to the near
future. In addl•lotttlt ase (1114' fol-
lowing
lowing ":mold be given
No :C1. Stephen, from (;rand Demi
southerly :: miles. Mel: No. 7. nay
Ind S("'-heq. grading rued small
bridges. 511,000: \o. s. 1'sb.ru.• and
Ilbl4•rt 'awn •11ue, $4.tl$,; No. 0,
Hay. from itrnh:uu Ilue .yes(. ltli.tVga:
NO. 27, l'ulb roe. small brh:i(4,1 aoph
miller, 61,200: No. 21, E.
rind Hallett. easterly from lot 440, E.
Wawanowh, $2.001.
We would further draw the atten-
tion of the' council tohe4141`t phis
ity of purchasing additional
and OUP more poser grader.
The ndvtsablllty of declaring all
conntc roads "through highways
within the meaning ofthe I•e1,1way
riot
'Traffic Act (las been t
It Is probable thatnb�yltio In this
connecolnn rhombi lhe1n
in eonelttslon, we wish to exp11ess
our a5Mere'lation of the rebuild.. ser-
vice rendered to ns during the year
by our county engineer, 'Jnr. T. 8.
Patterson. We are cgnrin„el tin'. a
bine to his
nd study
keenforesight'
e 4, whihhtunsparingly
peggedpasgel Oh ()ns.wP Ore able fn N:144W
In dreggln1.
e eery snlosten'I•I seeing
handing ands 11'id a eons,r'e•tion
f...Ie a that
And we,
this premier musty, Huron. should
congratIIIRtr' Itself on having
! Competent and efficient seryxnt.
Old Age Premiums Committee
The old age pensions committeeI
stthmit'411 It. first report. It recited'
the stege taken b4 the Legislature
and the county In adopting the 1)om•
Inion 41 ,vernmelr•-• pen -Ion *Pgi.la-
tlon and Innnoire IIns the system.
1 ud.•r the A. n pension of $20 11
month. nr $2441 x year. I, granted 10
Pa4 h person, male or female. who
has reached the age of •svenly years.
who Is a Rrltish snb)e,'t by birth or
naturalization. And win has resided
In (lanada for the twenty ye1f sp pre-
ceding
,vding the applkatlnn for a pension
end In the Prosiness for flee seers ofthe
n need ot I
411( 1 a.slrtetwentr41'4n(*1 the p1Io(n1 emnnnt
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Gift Suggestions
From Dunlop's Drug Store
Cases Cigars
Cigarettes
Tobacco
Pipes
Thermos Bottles
Safety Razors
Chocolates
Dusting Powders Stationery
Fountain Pens Christmas Cards
and Desk Sets etc., etc.
Dressing
Brushes
Mirrors
Perfumes
Toilet Waters
Bath Salts
ftri••t..t..p..p. ti••:
B.
Pim.H. C. DUNLOP,
j” HE REXALL1DRUG STORE.,
Bedford Block - - Goderich, Ontario.
0
ear's Subscription
to The Signal Will Be
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Appreciated
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Trade Commissioners'
Offices in
Great Britain
LONDON
Harrison Watson, Canadian
Building. Trafalgar Square,
S.W. 1, London, England.
J. Forsyth Smith. Fruit Trade
Commissioner. Witter House.
Bedford Street. Strand, W.C.2,
London. England.
LIVERPOOL
Harry A. Scott, Trade Com-
missioner, Century Buildings.
31 North John Street. Liver-
pool. England.
BRISTOL:
Douglas S. Cote, Sun Buikfin(.
Clare Street. Bristol, England.
GLASGOW:
Gordon B. Johnson. 200 St.
Vincent Street, Glasgow. Scot-
land.
A Challenge to
Canadian Food Producers
REAT BRITAIN wants more Canadian fuudstutts.
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The plain fact is that the increase in trade in keeping
of our food exports to the old country
is notpace with the growth of demand.
Britain's markets are wide open to Canada. Because
of the exhibitions of Canadian products, the activity of our
Trade Commissioners, and the effects of our advertising,
the British consumer is snore familiar with these products
than ever before, and consequently more inclined to buy.
Good will in Great Britain towards Canadian products
never has been at a higher point than now. All the facilities
of transportation for all classes of products from Canada to
Great Britain have been proinded•
Shall we Canadians overlook or neglect the oppor-
tunities for increased export trade which are thus laid
before us?
Just because domestic markets are good, shall we as
producers be so short sighted as to fail to satisfy so large a
market which is more favourably inclined towards our pro-
ducts than ever before?
...
Not yet is there among our producers an adequate
realization of the opportunities for increased production
which present conditions in the British markets afford.
If you are a producer or dealer in foodstuffs, you can
assist to your own profit in gaining a larger share of this
market. Almost every community in this country stands
to benefit. The result can be attained by:
1. Producingmore of the kind of products the
British consumer wants.
2. Keeping up a constant supply.
3. Maintaining quality standards.
Through its Commercial Intelligence Service. this
Department will render valuable assistance to any exporter.
Our Trade Commissioners' Offices i*Sttain to are
any export
well-equipped and strategically placed
problem on behalf of Canadian exporters. Enquiries re-
garding British Trade receive prompt attention. Write to
the Commercial Intelligence Service, Ottawa.
THE DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE
OTTAWA F. C. T. O'HARA,
HON. JAMES M Deputy Minister
Minister M, � -
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