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NIGHTY-TI111t1) YEAR, NO. 7
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
THE PROPOSED CIViC
JAUNT TO OTTAWA
Reorganisation of Fire Brigade
to Follow Delivery of
New Ladder Truck
The regular ueruug of the town
council woo held on Friday evening,
all the members being present.
The Pei toll of NI/101;111d cemetery
reported thn•r tu,•rweuts In the
a•aI01 of January.
The tax colkriur reported collec-
tions of :t2,1413.00 since the Jtreriou.
report. , •
A eiooM uulcutlon from tee Essex
County Auto Club, with regard to .
tourist adsertlsing, welt' referred to
die special committee. ,
<► cululuunicutlun from Town Sodle-
itor Holmes ri•ferred to the Costs in
cored by two of the ItR•al balers in
tie uotluu of Stun v. Mackey (tread
Oo. under the transient traders bylaw
sad asked it the council would be
willing to assume said Costa. Referral
w flares tnmwittee.
Another letter from the town sol-
icitor asked for iustruetlous in the
matter of the proposed lease of a
portluu of the north tend of Welling-
ton street to the (Jotierlell Elevator A
Teanslt Co. Referred to public work.
t ommittee.
A communication from' the Ilcatoo.
Publishing Co. Toronto, with refer-
• .- a to advertising In their LaodtNe,k,
WW1 AVIV( to the fluuee committee.
A couuwuuicatioa from W. J. McCoy
A Co. Toronto, offering their services
in trudutting Al epeeist audit of tee
town's books was sent to the finauee
committee.
The application of the Salvation
Army for it peewit fur temporary al-
terations to the Army citadel, par-
tially destroyed by (Ire, was referred
an the fire committee.
The requisition of the public school
hoard for the auto of $22,500 for whim'
purposes for 1930 was referred to the
nnantr• t•ummlttee.
A lvwmunl•atton frum the Retail
Men•1►au.+' -t><s,cet*Uuu of Canada.
with reference to the transient trad-
ers bylaw, wits sept to the stasis!
committee.
The following stutem(ut of the
• sttrunt to the credit of the town for
1919 in tonueetluu with the county
sad .ahem was submitted by the
reUvty engineer:
Amount of expenditure to
which Goderk•h entitled ...$lest)' 2•.
t•;tpenditure made by the •
comity ....•. •1722 22
Balance .... .........$ 170 03
Inuring 1930 the woo will beam.
titled to an additional expenditure of
this auiinntt, •
y_-
'Phis .✓,atemeut was referred to the
finance committee.
A communication (cat{on from the H+•11 'tele-
phone Co. state( that the manuNeturer
was being merest for early delivery of
the material mors.+ary for completion
of the fire alarm system.
Statements from the Royal (lank
uud the flank of Montreal. showing
the balances of lure( accounts on
December 31st last. were referred to
rhe finance committee.
A communication from the Depart-
ment 14 .tgrleu1tae with reference to
weed control wot Sent to the ',ohne
works committee.
A communication from the Ontario
Motor League with retereure to ad-
vertising In the annual road book wits
referred to the eperitilr committee.
A cutnnhndcatfou from Mrs. Trem-
blay with reference 10 the (nepotist of
noun• outbuildings nt the full fair
grounds was referral to the Wilk
w uric. committee. •
Mr .lo.. Itueetile•r wile present and
.wl.l he would like to have tbe tala1b?
of (h1• set., r rlwr'.• :llnlia,t her prop•
erty on !hi' llnrou 0414 disposed of.
IIP sold he olid out t•:,itt ibt• sewer at
• II ie :1--esstnent was out of aft
prep.. ion to the value of the prine•rty.
{ 1o
fat,1 'i
.n sell or
rent
th
,•
.I
e
•at %%milli le: the town have 11 far
•
the lucre.
('oiulclll.:r 111nlllrT !rid lie believed
Mr hie(, 11•r had some cane,• for coral-
lu{ahtt, but the council could not orer-
rkM the decision of the court of
revision.
After some further discission the
patter was referred to the court of
revision. :•n
Mr. !'has. Itati a was present and
told ,►f the 'Week upon him by a doR,
as reported in last week's Simi& and
laked that the dog he deatroye . Ile
ata4d he believed 'several persons had
previously been buten try the dog.
Cilie( I'tsttelethwnile stnlel• that
t1 a dog was locked np, Mut, nnrher the
doetor't order was being kept ,for ten
rays, when it sea.; the linen ram to
daatroy .11.
Major Mac1•;w1111 ,Intel that Rome
reeonsible pIlititn was required 10
leuok after the handling hi and out of
Apr stored by the Dominion Slitter
town freigat ht abed
beehor. K. John Marriott agreed to
attend to thla.
Committee Report,
'fie finmer committee reported:
-We have exnminel the minty en-
gineer's report, with tints nn county
Mad 1 expenditure* int% de ie gnitn
In
19'2. all or which appleer
satk+fnctnry, and we recommend that
it he aeknowlelg,'d and placod 011
1dM Hegnrdiug taxes of 11111.11/11
Mr 1029 on (►.W,S.R. right of -any to
Colborne InwneArlp, we rer•ommend that
dye towel pay the trustee, Mr. Stoth-
era, the town's pro rata share, i.e..
$4.12. end that the trustee he requested
to Repent again* tiny farther newest -
tient on the right of way. The pwry-
menl. of 1929 foxes fin he without
peopelkre. Your romml • al+n ra•om-
asend that the clerk of t'olhorne
township be notified that it it illegal
Ie ammo the I)ntarin Weal Shore
ilallway right -of way, at It la being
br
DR EMMERSON HEADS
G. C. 1. BOARD FOR 1930
.1. It. Kobertaun Appointed Tretawrer
in Place of 11. T. Edwards, Reldleasd
The inaugural meeting of the Col -
leglate .Institute trustee board fur
1930 was held Weduusluy afternoon.
February 5th. The menders are' the ,t quiet wedding was solemnised, • •
same as last ycur- Rev. J. E... Ford.: at the Cultel church parsonage, l.is• Mia Emilie ltuebauun IS ptpela(ilmg.
Dr. A. 11. Taylor, Dr. A. '1'. Emitter- tt►wel, on Friday evening, January :31,
sun, !least,. 1.. M. ltubertsi,u, W. A, when Miss Hhdu 'Iola Jdwea, dough- a. few day's In Tomato. •
t'oulthurst, J. W. Fraser, J. J. Rob- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Jame•. of •
• • • -
erlsuu aud 1'. J. iLaacEwan. (:tNJericll, was nutted its marriage to
Miss Mabel Stokes is tls*1 'her'
Rev. J. E. Ford lutiluuttd Ida de- Mr. William It. Burgess, of Brussels.'. sister, Mrs. 14\'. Luunldsuu. at Strst•
• • •
her of Nile,. r.sttlu
GO1ERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1930
ioual
LThe News of the Town
Iturgess--Janws
PERSONAL MENTION New Series of Gardening .trtiilkw
sire 4u teller from the chulrwuushlp They l ple hove taken up their urd.
•nun evil
of the bard, after aervlug tlx dor aar rt•sidetwe in Brussels.
ell years in that capacity, aud Dr. --- - ---
EmWeraon nu* elected cliairwan. welt(► •A Surprise Party.
Mr. J. W. Fraser vice-iJiultwau. Cum- Lust Thuraluy eseulig the choir of
mltiu-ts were struck as follows: North -1reet Coifed clrurel► held 11
l'rois•r1y--C. M. Robertson (chair- short practice. ut 7.30 arid Ih4•11 left
auto). Iter. J. E. Fuad, J. 'J. Robert' for $, itford to surprise a Omit -int -1u
sou, Dr. Emmeraou. Supply- -J. W. Ler, Mrs.. Wilson, foruwrly Mb. Evelyn
Fraser (Chairman), Dr, 'Taylor, \\', A. yowler. after a social time, with
Couklur.t, P. J. MacEwuu. /Mauve-
" n•fr1.shu1ruls, bud been slate, the
or, Enutlersou tcliutrmaul, C. . ),r.•.Lleut, Mr. George Buchanan. pre-
Ituh' rtaluu
Mrs. 11, M.l' i ••
her 4 -ter. Mr.. Ila;re ltyan..Narwgate
street. '
• • • •,
Mrs'. W. T. MeN tin buts retlrrnel
house after spending several mouth. lir
ia.k.lh•hewuu and at Ottawa. ,
Mr. Harry E. Wiggin•. -of. ('hi'age),
hag been visiting 1:1s slater, Mrs,. Jane:
11118.it'of town, the pest week.
, J. N. tenser, 1. J. 'Nile- s,,med ]tris Wllami w1,1n a sliver rale • •
The Signal publishes. this a ek the
first of a series of gardening. articles
to. becontinued during the uaxt few
months. Tbese articles are written
by un exppert, atatl those interested in
the growing of •f7 w'ers anti regetablest
will 1111 doubt find then) hcIpf+l.
n'A Institute
Thr reegpIi lueettig ,.f 111 l:uder-
ich ' W'u11h't's 111•1itute - wait held in
MacKay hail last 'l:hurwlay' after-
Iou. Thr president. _Ire. 1:Ur111111
Insset„prc.Idad. `I'laus, acre (Made for
the annual at -book•. nod th.'re w'u4
si,m1•. discussion "regarding the teple:
tory fuhet. Hiss,. yl.-t;..11o1N•rt .'n gave
son' hltert'slhag and lutlruetke• ad-
,Ir1•-- „•n• "Ib,oks for Childr,lr."' .tt tire
eh,se C taw ties•tiug buret Mats slerve.ls
Renewal Time
Renewal subeoriptions t.o The Signal
are Doming in fait- ea -the -19M calen-
dars are going out fait. As the supply
of calendars is limited: we would ask
those who desire one to send in their
renewal promptly.
THE 4IGN.%i, 1'ItINTINI: ('t, LIMITED, Publishers
MR8. CARRIE WRITES IMPORTANT CHANGES
AGAIN FROM FLORIDA
Would Canadians tike to tee Nakened j
by Mockingbirds and Nighlingales? I
' Mrs. E. W Carrie writes front St.
Petersburg, Florida. under date of
February ttlb..
\1'4' find it tomtit Inol,r In FI(vrlda
titan ft usually (+,(nd wee have a flrei
itt our fireplace evenings. This more
•ing at 4ha hreakfn•t LIN.' one of our
-lately, 8')11)• •(8.111481 114 he, 11 little out I
of humor. rt'nmrkel:-'•\\'till, they may 1
he cold in Caned* this morning, but
they were. not waked, up at 5.:tip Just i
"8 i , it they w•al.lelt• to, e k e p. b• nWn•k-
ing-hinds and nlghtlatalies .alining -111
their windows." So It situs "tier's
..We motorist gall to the Ito'. tower. It
Is line of the ,very .hswlwrntest towers
In the world. It• kits built by Etlwan1
1311 t, 'tYtltin• ant'-itlatauthroped. nod 1
s •.tlrroinlded by a moat ,f(((ete With!
water, awj •.1)114 a drawisride • like
kdllnhnraflt 4'ast1.•. There are Aevern I
BEING MADE IN BIG
MILL POWER PLANT
After Fifty Years of Service Old
Corliss Engine Makes Way
for Modern Equipment
During the past week the big Cor-
ners euglue,'whitb had been in .ervte••
for fifty ,or more years at the \\'est
ern Canada' Flour M111g plant at the
honor, acts broken . up and moved.
out as -rap. The engine hwf'be•n as
at1fa,-t{un not ou1y Gr the '-11110118 hitt.
•air,. to many v►skorti to town during
Its. lung term of 'service. and the fact
that it has been dlseerded to make
mono for nest modern 48luipwrut Is ax
imprrlant more i'tirth recording.
Chief Engineer J. -W. Taylor has •
furnishes' The Signal with rite follow• •
Mg interesting data ropceruiag the
ofd eiitfbte and the new equipment now•
being installed at the local plant of
phi+ leading flour willing vola any.
The engine Itself Is.of the vintage
En -
of the seventies and was built altd
Itnetallel by the original -ailrllt.s En-
Rlae ('umlany, pt Provkem•e, lt.l. It
I-rvas dw'Igzwd fora wurkfng steam
pree•eure • of from sixty to seventy
pounds, which;wens 'ermsttk•r l a high
steam pressure In those days. The
Ewan. Vocational and' ,owwerctal-- plate. ,nal spoke a few Nujds in airy . --- averts a,f tor, -Iv. tlowerw. bloeh lugi
E J M Fw a lea rr 1 \\' A. 11r. and Nr:. Edward- t'ruig. of Ike- • .hrnh..:and' artifltial lakes. Plamlu-
ire a u u wu 1 t, i,retiollou of liar valuable usststan c
C' ulllur t Dr. FmWtr 1 .1.W. fruit were !y town during the week.
. Temperature Beadings
' wlulst. Tie •lieluw P4, the table of weather steed-'. ''N's `trill arc 1 gravely with their
u s ' 'sir'• • ire a dear member and, having .omit, to•attt ud the fuer r:11 u(
Fre ••••r (repn•s•uting the hoard), sal eery ple8sa nt weather lent to the vu -,the laic Mr. James Corals. iggs for the week, aee',rdlug to the of-r"atri111dmrlttllThe;vge 1a are 1iri mntan1114se 1'a
C. A. Held, C. K. S+Mitette-II s, J. W, j„y.m1•ut of tJue Nydk lir Snit[ord. • • •, - - tidal \mother trh+erver, Mr. J. M:.1 with uoyks . like small( g1A.ff1•s, and
ingTaemploylor '1'. If. mploee 'represent-
ing
of t bor)• 1iiti 11 The first tn1111uu shoats the am art tit all timid. The tuN'rr lel.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Stewart Murray, of.
hag employees and emprloyrr. of lalx.r). , highest -temperature of the 'tit•euty 1 !
D. T. Edwin s r ilguedd th1. stab At /airs Aasorialion ('invention • Pittsburg. 1 a., anuonte r the »oar- . ai-most wonderful wet ;rat' chime . w'hlt.h
! i l '4 hale visiting at Toronto 11.4 past rlttge of their daughter. Ietnt to Mr. four hours,8114 the :wound vul.Wur the• can he heave} for mi,s't nI . ,
non u( trrasurrr of the board,111I and J. weak Mrs, J. (', Stewart attendee) the,' Charles 'GIb John .. of Wilkins.
lowest:
Howard ltubertsuu iota emulated in 1#i This tower aide harden were pr.. -
convention of the Ontario Association. bur; Pa the marriage taking plat.°
Platt "Matt.
a
. 114(8.. ' seated to the INr.Ir1e ul the United
1 of fairs and Exhibitions !lead {u the' on Junuut • '1:dh. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Thiirahiy, February Kph ....1# 7*. Stott.. by 11 r: Uok .MM or gratitude tint
A nrolwtou ars adu(1t481 express- y Prickly, February' 7t11 :f, • 141
lir the board's a rreciathiu, of the
King M:d»aid hotel for tali dpys, Mrs.' Use former ry*bleu: of GeNlrrlt.fi 0• IS h i carred In lifea very poor boy,
K 1R 1 .uunlat Me•►rruon tlt
Stewart rrl's1rtN that the programs
falt4tuluess, aklll and kioclliursa es- •c p -
h r. lv
• • • had hr„uir• a very -410i man. He diel
were InteruNtl
Sunday February •8h a5 l7 diameter of the cylinder was twenty -
of
ew d{fiell 1 Mr, 'Ford In the sklou rag and whu;Ulve. The G. R. Paitersos, the former rel►rr lose year nod is buried at the foot of y (1'
1 W dls. u. It its were handled by mien aril " %entailer of the (Warn. Departtm•ut 11^11(119. }eiorauiry 11Nb ft 17 rlgl.t inches by flue -feet stroke, and
of tie sting officer fur many, yeears. Tu44' 83. k•ebntury •11th . .. 'the tovder.
The iitafC reported net pnnaedr of women who ►taw their work, Thr of Agriculture hl Huron county; who len Thr State roads bur.. ere all paved.operate,( at fifty-five revohrt4otna per
$207 from the vou•meutement vier -
thief. of this year and lion year. 11
was proposed ttuet this moues 11e useel
1u fitting up the lady teachers' rtoml
and the sward aeriufctsc•d In this phis,
agreeing to make up any additional
amount required}. A male the fain, ■ autr•r,•s. M stewing (loin work aumoug the .farmers, and Margaret. youngest (laughter of Mr.
Thepurchase of new looks fur for r1' I the other hand there are some lovely
*t•but 1 llhrury to the amuuit of $75, is • ut the lady dire. tors of the' will reside',nt Guelph, 1 htt. and Mr-. ItcdM•rt S. Whiter of G.rdnr' gardens of fruit and vtligetxblr,, Ti.ey I ,Io" twenty-four boort. per day and the
Y
banquet on the tinct rveniuu AIM fol latterly held 11 similar psi.INouln the \\'''toerslay„ February 1'1th • .•41. C2I '
lowed by addresses by a uuuilirr of count of reel. has resigned to acre rt •- •Itel•iw sero. and yaftntlle) lk*bly. State troops .in tiler(•
y 1 1 ore•pele,--warlike eharneters with rr-
prumineut speakers. Mr. 1. wkfe Wil-, the patNltlon of agricultural fleldman! --- a . colvPrs,nud cartridge belts. 1 do nM
sou and Mrs. A. E. C'ulyer, of Sivavr.,1 with the American eynnundd Company. y-Wim think they have mach trouble
urged the dlrtr'tora of al; fall fairy In his new position,-which.be assumed -►,wtslding of much .I«ul lutere*t,j There 1. a'great ,heal of ih'wdat.-
hoards to .tali( strongly behind the i 'February 1. Mr Paterson will'tnnlln-'cook, plae•i, at Stratford oil Thursday lobking eouItllry around here --cypress
prrsitk•ut and srretary in helping to ate erha•atlonul and crop demonstrn- afteru•oi, 1•sebruary Uth, when Elsie'sw•amlw awl' -:inti stretches -hurt on
minute, The big wheel. which aerved
I.as flywheel dud belt wheel, was
twe•uty-tau feet, three Inebes fu diato- i
eter by thirty-eight inches face. The
wheel with the abaft and crank
Weighed approximately forty -fire
ton:.. Ihtring the plus twenty=five
year', thkl okl reliable was In opera -
Leh, was united In marriage to Mr.
sad of new gdcice equipment to the
(iodwrich ,tgrieultural Society'. In. W.1
ruwuut of i4t), was aWborizeth •F. Clark, secretary -treasurer .of the
were • (ri. khan - (tnuwlorrlet+ n• w1. S eas"na run would average seven
•Bp syr Carl CI k I'i l 11 t f M drove slung neer )►rianrlo anal w,, thousand hours. If the Iwlrtale of
rfi ➢ asd Mrs. Joseph W: 1'(nkenry, of les- L,,n ht lore( n int l fe a tNrx. Then this - wbd•I were travelling ou the
ray air u aremeo
would leave
nr n -envy, e 1 int sou o i.
- -- x l t it ha
held In trust for the four wuulrlpal• - ---- The annual meeting of the Ahnteek eby Rec. (ie)..Huwlaud. 'Fite young Th.'ri• air splendid hotel., all along traxt.IIe i about 31(1,000 miles each
(bees. tither recommendations were: Public Library Board . ' Chapter, 1,O.D,E., wlll'tte held at. the' couple spent the eieek-euib Pte town,' the . roads, built mostly tinf►ng tin ammo. After so many yearn of heeaq
That the town join the ()marl.) Plain- . The Goderlit public library hoard ` public library on Monday afternoon. They intend -melding iur a time at !1,-1,,H,11, INarm 1F inert vi dirt not ••sit duty this engine was In ,firs -vlaui
Itipai .t..aiatlun and remit the mem- bead its Inaugural meeting for this February 17th,- at 4 o'elock. ":lfautreaL --."-_--' - _--'`,lowv and, enmt the erN,f." and whit mtr•tlwtrka ndttMn end Welly e
berehlp fee of 825; that a grunt of4 year lir the board tom of the library 1 K'. E. Kelly of Lembo', formerly of , On Tuesday evening of Allis week ,.r,nsnlm•nttp have• gone foto retIrc flame for a machine of Its cess.
A10 be matte to the Pink l'ltlldreu's 1 hast Saturday."The board for 1934' k: (:oderkb, waa elected vitt presldeut I th1. Wrsuuluster Guild of Knox y years of the uUL
1lospolnl of Toronto; that the neves- composed of A. J. MacKay, R. Stony of the Ontario Motor League nt the church, ut w see Mr.. l'lnkeuny Waal mem. The State. however,' has taken iittiiug.-the earl
our steps be taken for etre issuing of I"over the hotels and has pit enfold.. Ing iutktatry hi Goderk•h this engine
y Y- t man In elunrge, the t nil t { 11 i
bonds of $20,1100 under bylaw No. '3A
of 1929 and that these bonds INe of-
fered to local subnt'ribers at per, car-
rying five per cent.; that each depart-
ment spending fords arrange to have
uU xceounts rendered monthly, show-
ing by whom the giluMlt were ordered Mass A. Hoee Aitken; assistant Ilbrar-
ur tbexxpenses hovered. The Hank of tan and Janitor, Mn. J. -('riddle:
Montreal (the. report statoti I • baa house committer, Mn, R_ J. Phelan, E.
authorizer) a credit of $411,000 tor b Than, C. A. Reid; look comnrlttee,
evrrent cement fur the year at 5% the whole board; finance committee,
per (vent. The necessary notes. will le It. Stmiehtnaw•, 11. It. long, J. E. Tum.
put through from time to time as The Iibrerinn's.reyort showed an is-
fund.- are required. - sue of '23,279 books and magazines Ill
The public works commlttt1 re -our- the year' 1929. (►f this numtter 15.173
mended no antlon with regent to the were Lemuel to adults' and 5,100 to
compinint of Miss 1' iron re road ell jurrnilt•s. There were :141 new readers
charge for 1910 and that of Mrs.; registered. New books purchased last
Elenaor Elliott re local Improvement year included- 223 fur adults and 141i Th, feature of the evening -was a crib -
sewer rate for 19-'J1; that the town
join the Ontario (:ono( Roads As+roia-
tlon and remit the membership fee of
$15. and that the chairman of the
plhlk• works committer arrange *
delegnlIon to attend the convention of
'the•Asatreintlon In Toronto February
2112)4; that the clerk write the Domhr
Ion Department of Marine and VIM -1 held their annual athumte on Monday
meet. regarding coopeeratlon in the] evening in Me -'Kay Hnll. There was
n atter of constructing a roadw•ny from a large . attendance of the members
the north end of the town to the and their 'families. The first part of
river breakwater at the harbor. the evening was spent In progteseivc
The swede' e' etmmittee re•omme n.kcl euchrm. The lady's prize was nun Iq
Ioeal Society, also attended the WW1
1 i forth. The eereuatuv Was (wrtormed will have another
crop in iArmltwt. f
house, E. L. Dean. J. E. Tum, C. A.
Reid, 11. It. Lung, Mayor 11. 3, A. Mee -
Ewan. Mrs R. J. Phelan and Miss L
E. Sharman. The following officers and
committees %fere appointed: Chairman.
A. J. MacKay ; secretary, 11. R. Long:
treasurer, R. Stonehouse; librarian.
annual meeting held at Toronto this Itresident,'lrn•w•nteil her with a levan- w, „ s s Well was the while source of sewer Is
week. I taut silver Iraq, accompanied by an taken,•aro of. The ntimNN•r of tourists the 1Np1 plait, lint 8111, the advent of
A euchre and dente snider file sun- mistress expressing
appreciation other(is Int'tcit+Ing testy tiny: every plxe• the Western Canada IP1onr Mills
pk'ea of the L. O. B. A. will be held services. I ler sacrifices in b. -half' is crowded and rates are going tip. many other power nnita were added
in th'e Masonic Hall 'on 'Friday. Felsof the Guild and wishing her and her l,ni never We the same person Iwlee add at phi• time of abuttlntc the too-
ruary 28th. Mash' by the Schmitt h114tand many Years of happy married at ehurch, unneerts, err anywhere. it Iles down' for Ise last run it was Mur
Farrlab orchestra. Curds nt 8,15 pin life. • - I reminds one of •'Phart tions. and modes, roun.k-I by some fifteen other units
Lunch. 50 cents, and Elamites, and the dwellers la whleh supplied power for the various
The N'. M. S. of the Baptise church Presbyterial W. M. S. 1leso,Nrhtmin, and in .Judea: and Cap- nachlucry for the .manufacture of
flour and salt.
Wert. has been under way now for
Mite on the installation of a
net • power plant.. The tint[ of the
hew Itellls & Mowlam engines was
started on January Sth. Tina Is 1
high s1N•eel comioand engine, tri Inchon
by ' i'pa Inches, by 11'41 -inch Mtroke,
operating nt n speed of 300 revolt:
tions per minute and d,•velnping 570
brake hors•p,wer. Excavation work
is now under way for the foundations
for . 111111. entente Not. :t and 4.
Messrs. E. Leonard & Sons of London,
w•ho have the contract, have errm-
wt11 hold a ,ar•rd emovil In the The executive of the Huron !'.'res-. pmdocin, In l'out's, aunt Asia, Phregin
auditorium Friday, February 21st, at byterlal W. M. S. of the United Churelt I nod 1'nmirhyita, int Egypt. and in
v p.m. The eller feature's will la• a met In Clinton on January dl. The I the parts of Libya stolen 1'yrenr." 1
dialogue by the members of Chicle and Weathers gttve ' encouraging reports. i hope 1 helve that quite right. I had
a dialogue by young women. ,%oltintary. airs. McKenzie, the Christian stew- sruch n irrrlhle time memorizing If
offering• untship secretory, reported havingl•when 1 was n small girl at Sumloy
`Members, of the Gtckerk•h I'ost,.t the 'Ward frim 41 auxiliaries out of a to- 1 *drool that it 14 one of the texts 1
Canadian legion were guests of the tal of 62. 'Twenty-five of this nnu►ber l shall not forget.
Menesetung Canoe Club at the rotima of reached their allocation. She et-; The cbnrebr• here. ore (Titivated.
latter Club no 'Ilwwlxy evening Pressed the wwlsht that those wJin I many les.ple being throe( nwny every
Sunday.. The Ii, -i n temens at 8t,
P'eter's Episoneil Oilmen here (the
nrtor Is 1111 told me they asked *for a
,.lbrtlun of *318x1 lir py the debt on
for Juveniles. bilge tournament which resulted in a
The revenue umouutt•d to $175.57, tic. 24 to 24, between tbe players
This' wax made up as follows: •Curds, from the two clubs. ' A Tight lunch
$57.40; fine., $93.3({; reserves, $10.71; was served• and a pleasant s011a1 tine•
magaziies, $8.10. - was spent. }livings exerad i115 these of is* I the , Im Ill mid they re nh'e1 . 11181.
-------- 'Torr, of Money" is one M the must year. There are nine groups of (7,0,1.r 1 t wish we held people Ilk(' that In (:IRI- pdtII, 1 the erection of the last of the
Wosea's Lstitute At•bome successful of modern . Englitlh farces,. with a membership of 141(. 4411.1 . it, I+ from Ite•llevllle, I Interim toilers and the James Vance .Cour- .
The 4;oderich Women's Institute having had n run of acres hundrtrt Mrs. Greer. the treasurer, remitted and RradnnteN%. like my sons: from pony, contractors, of Woodstock. have
to hrmu•h rsheer the stun of itteA19.- Toronkr 1'niver.ity aid Wycliffe Nortel the brick -settings, Wben court.
to bet, ankh Ls over *4(111 more than, t'"flegc. will l the• holler hoose equipment
the preceding year. • that of 112 mull- Most « people hart. • the impnwalon will consist of three water -tube beli-
ttle
ptlarks, 22 exeedirl n 19. oWhile that St. l'eu•rslnrg Is n whited Warty. ars of 3S5 hors' power Pa'h, fireti-by
It is 8 very false Iden, 1'+n hear type ,M: forced drlift stokers supplied '
last year there. stere ''1113. 11. The 1'i people enc, -The churches are rurnln5 by the combustion Engineering Co.. of ..
moire th.mmltttr "recommended 11„",
the purchase. of 200 dog license toga; Mrs. 11. Stowe and the gentleman's players Thursday and Friday, Feetlrn- use or ellvnlolN•s.1.0111411,ss 1'osllt, who this pinlr. It' 1A a ;rent pity the MItIIIn 11 and New fork. TIN• slakes
for 19.'3/1 and reported the sake of the 1 I.y Mr. 1►. McNevin. After cnnls a dry• 27th and 2Sth. .' t%as unable to he pre'-•uL report(,! elf nrh•s on. nor, alae(' l to "nm" as Anil holler settings are designed. to
good nanny other places. 1\e diol feel op•n.te!th• 1er11ers at ratings. of front
541 It.p. Wes tinghouw• elevric motor I splendid program nus carried out. -_-_____ ._.- 141 ti(e ua•udn•rs. Twenl)•six members ,a 11,11e hmlle when, nfter'sI t,tllag 811 1:Mt per c•e•rr1. , to 2.10 per tont. • Feed
e t the Brock *trete factory at n price The numbers included a piano and were caped by l)enth.•the .tmrrlrnn motes. .wP .had In aster for the boilers will tate treated
CH'UBCH NOTES
of $4181, violin duet by Mr, W. !'rice end Miss i There are two Imauer aaxfllurpos.
TPN• fire emamittec re ommcntlett Jens Pelee; a recitation Icy Jack 4'utt : ' \ • domes Bring.- wr Sere toll fl silt' by n +ofNming system having it cap-
gtr ua'arly trenched the total make an
extra effort losMMnlp time ti mount.
Mrs. &sable, the Mission Band sec-
retary. reported eighteen Mission
4lateds with a membt.rship'of 1416 ami
and thirty-three emserutire perform-
ances In London, Englaact. A play that
Seems to have sprung from tine dtn-
istati!rea mind for the purpose (Imply of
amusing audfeute4. 'Tuns of 11 •y"
will IN• prosented by- the Arhmr ('1 rile
r
:Crewe. and \%(aura, in whim every
bel: nollfrly nt the slelrc's xnd nstuir- salty of 5:1,18N► Ib , of anter pater tour.
that the water tint/ light itnlnllssinn he piano duet by Mlsies'Frntl•e' Thom- The srt•4ires at 'North gtrtr•1 . Puht w-nllitlre 111 toe cougreg..Mou Is n 111 1.111. st••11111 oat i1 (ruin the 1s,ller', -
p sun and ,lean Macunnnld; tableau, ell chant m•x1 Sunday will be held 11 1 her of the W. K. A.
sells that ',ley slid not take (lnnadlnl The 1 ,
n.,kwl for x written report on the run,
.y s lir a nese•,."It1.lter go tl, the M9rt Naitlotl rel xL•e the rohtiiHou of the comblus-
ell Runk" Rev a11. W,• toxtk 1beir tt„n will 1N• heliraterl by 111rr 11,11,y '
dttlon of the fire hydrants. The coal- '1' tar' \Vnrufng by Mrs f Ills the usual boors. In the
Men' 1'Inh Mr 1 \i• (bran 111 ionncy Hnubio
tnIttee retorted that temporary le" stet and Mrs. C. Cutt ; Plano Wits- ,1. 1V. ((snore will intrdtt.,' the tnpleb44' reiarr). ru(ortel having 1,4214 -ell,
aria had been made M the flee hall nuns by M°..4.. McConnell; pinnu and •Is retaliation erre Jiittitlallrle't" -censers. totl111ug 1181 carer lust ,tea r. ,it4i r, and the Lull T),i n ("turns}.lin
1$nitre are( The, r1'rvle•+ at the Baptist church It' cc decided. t.• sold the l'n•sl. front MlnmlOou (yon ihld mru. from
floor amt 1hat w stet orGout traction maminlin duet by Mr. A. .. i 1 y Ontario In wane of the meal jTomhr
chains had been porehaaed for. the 111,. Gladys Shore. and a one -u -t next Sunday. will hecohkt•tel► by thy 1. tt'rihl motiug at Sin forth on• April ens'ao-it inns here) (rest Qni1N'IeI one
new ladder truek. '•Ite'ganling Mr. play. entitled "1110.44.Hll
• sbnnds o \\'
1 pastor, -Itev. W. T. 'Itunt. Stenson sub 34101.- . ,.t.eit (noel every` derllitr. stn we- belt
W. 1'. C. King's request that the Bell Ours." The members of ,the rust were jecta• 11 am
.., •"Imtorers In theVlie-, - etlr,•fromrelieved. '
Telephone fire alarm 'phone he re- Mesdames Wm. Abell. Con, Bisset, 1'. yard ;" 7 pm.... "Eternal Life Soughti it. rating Traeler Desnonatratietl Thnre 'vhn ton• furs here. The
mined .from fila residence. as he in- Raines. C. (hut, C. Woraell •n4 J. C.I and 111s.,e1. Rllle.echool at 10 a.m, fn -spite of II". heli 4nrid(tlun of oda leaves very obligingly remain on
fends lending in his resigwitIon as a
member of the fire brigade, w -e find
tint Mr. King has not stent In his
Stewart. Mrs. Beattie *as director of
the play and she was' presented with
a ,silver tray by members of tbe cast.
1 Tie reenter netting of Khox church roads ill thk. district. about one dun,
auxiliary, LV.M.S„ will he held on dris1 fanners were pr,P1ent xt. the Me.
TIu4s(Liy. 4'ebrnery 'IS. at '3.30 li.m. *'ormiek-Ihering tractor dt•gtonstra-
until the nen' oiPA grow. We have a
century pinna hi lld,m nn 1111. Iawu
111.111 -very lovely,
rr- gnnttun. and he hn_-4 now agreed 'During the evening .,elections were Mrs. Stirling Mel'hatll ills., Wiggins; lion held nn Friday Inst by the Inter- •
to remain a member. pending any r, nderehby the Institute oritcatra, At' and, Mrs. Herold' will hire charge of I iillional Ilnrve,ter (Nonparty in con- For the l'ripphd ('hildMri''s Fundalteration,. in the orgnnlzntton upon the clone oh the program hutch was the meeting>. Junt•Hon with Messrs. Murphy & Johns -
arrival of the new ladder truck."'1'b *ert•el•. Services in Knox .hur'h next Sob: ton, the 1oAl 1111' dr•a1efs The new .4. splenditt na'Ienee tuned oat on
t l having isle 1
rommilla• also re
luwr ee ar ng 4' a
ball( w111 ire( conducted by the mluf•yirr power firming m1.thrN1 ;w•hleh is anter(, 'Ihlr•11t• tiit.l• - ir :11, '.•n.11111 fur'
the enl•rnalnnl1.us by the Rrnitswi,.1, ''r. lri'.,t ,rte!• elle t rbc tower for the
the borne Mire Engine Co,_ at Mitchell Town Hedley League Subjects of eternal ns: 11 a.m., "KAT- fag Ontario' at 1 h pretixt tithe• is
ate( he., sdlel the new ladder trio*, The junior town - league htilsey , ing the h`niih;" i p.m.. "Twit of sin- making great strident In this dlstrllt, TO., The program t ho Inde) vocal atoll Y rrlout rcto!remtntt of the jiant. .he
1tigrIIistrutnr'tlt11 mo+11•; .fnry-h•Illni,, chat•- the Ina -lige or the new co:structlen
whir.. resold, It was enl.nth . dr- games played nt the \\m. 8 11 rink ; (lasso.
Snweipe • no' . stat! li1bL• and : pest. ibie ti 1411 *o nee nlog actor Ith1N•rsminlloll*, nod 4•n acdy I Is niot4 well funder 8-iy, 1t 1s expe•t•t••
Ilcnn•d +once time this mlmth. on \Crtincs.,lny t•vrningw. are not et. chir,ses. xt 3 ei d(rek. ' 1+'l'mty ofi., Ihle pnl•nu+ of nbin•inllR lit
These reports ern• ill ado1HN1. tract fug large crowds, but the are Tlie•re floe ttteetlri "of the ,tri"hnr fortnnstiin►; on 11114 tmNirtald 4116ea.'01111)4re slid was 1linttulahly ,0„),.a.,,`...1 that the Want .• ill he .nmpletnil,in;
T 1 K( R 1 1.
by the n bpn•r•taticr ^1111111•Ile` Thr I
good time for the spring trade.
meters, supplied by the Bailey Meter
1'.nl{slny. of llontrt•nt. The engine
room whet, rrnnpletel will eonslat of
Inn V 13'1• eomtornd en lthP. of 514)
In•:1ke ieur.elownr ent•h aln41 two C
tips- ( pound engine., of ;batt brake
horsepower each, the latter directly
...toweled 10 2(11► k.w. 00 -cycle, three ,•
phase 5:, volt generators Steam will
he .u1gptIt8t frlun the boilers at 2)111 '
teunnd. pressure tool simerltenttl .m
176 degrees F. The ,•lura t steenm
e int he used In the salt manufactur-
ing proves*. When completed the plant •
will be self-eontaincd, supplying pow
it wax 'Welded tw Inter the lomat (renting tt ((rent deem of Interest among, Circle of Knox church will he held ill 'rhe. irtietor '4 bit 1 Is n nasHllIn 1 Jlr. Tim- SAnti f t:iNlcrieh, hal
number of copies of The 1lumftiput1 fh1. players. Two gaell5't wore played the Mann -
the
on Monday evening -through which -many
prn•lirnl helps errhl wn. under GM nnspi.:•. of the y.'"
World and alar a copy of the Nilotic' on Wednesday night of Inst week. to FPttnmry 17.111. el' 5 p.nt Mrs. Roht. may 1N• obtaine'. Lim,. .C'h(b far the Inrn. fit of the I the contract for renewing the setters
.\.i for the metnl,er*. Phi. first match Tel. 1 Innt''4 teem de.' ltk.,•t will IutfP rlwrip• of the Meeting.' 11 r. T. Murphy. Mr(brmlrk-(icer- vitt ;,dal children's bntd. 1i ltebalf of al part. of the old corns,. and,
11111was sse't'lrstd in completing tbl. wor •
The following motions were prte*bnt- tented Walter Neweomb1.'s 'sextet by The Ir.tfldt w111 IN rend by Mtw. 4haA ht¢-Agnnl fefl''Galrflch, _w Mr orgnnlr,"i the l.nt Mayor 11arFi,r+rel rnvr• n 1 t $
I.L. • • •' hat n llongrrlite •attire.shi which In reeurd time. To celebrate thio !tell
V welcome a toe present . In nn AMnndanee of Nee ,.ream. i unn: bloc•kmwn for this district for hua InadP far rrl(Nlled hlhtri;•. by the j
al and adopted with little ..r no 11"- the ante of 5-1. Tex• $,rurnl Raine re-' lthrik and al►;iori.,r on `( nlriers of the Ilse• meeting, op.,nel ft with an
nddns 1
stilted In a tie wore. 4-4. This con King" will he glyen by Mr A f web met tl s per t \Ir. '%ler h1'`sk•lo 4 the efforts Gott were be] Mr. Sandy treated $ the eea(r1o7Pna
ry.,Sion
TNk It itlian IsbuNI test was IN•twe•n Jean's cnptaine'd by 'Iee•iNtlttt
Moved by Councillor Muse]. -enrol- Beg. New.ornln• and Victor Ellk tt. Mr. Itev. ('anuli W. If. Ihtvl.win, 3.11.A..! the Loll. 1'., gave .n very COMM talk Lion! and other ,labs In the IM ow 1
ie. en' •
clerk be Instructed t, prise the Miry Two more games took place un Well will la• the (+pedal preacher nt id! meeting 'h+ n A•xpthl.' manner. .Mr.. i"4"Ir nt the -work. 1
_ a •
M
hy Councillor Ball that t 11 I 11111 refereed loth games rector of at. John:s church. Montreal land note) w+• (halrmauu hnmllkia the Inee and meth au a pod ucat 11101 111 I:XIIIBIT ori it COAIts
1.ter of Marine ad Fisheries at IDarb
• nearby evening of this week. 1teg. George', church on Sunday' next.i Ilarry. lecturer Miller, lturer of the I. Id. C.. stn t'%'t ttl nnl 1slnni y for t1 1
fawn rrrl.Pstlrl the lioyenrna•nt io Newcomta•'s team were tht•torlouts morning shot evening. Canna Davison' gave Iw•o Inte•ri•sting and insfrnetive• Othlfellnwe' ,\l•hatu►e 1 prole / 1:odl'rie and vicinity is.
ordain, a title to the " ianFe 1n tbe over Walter Newcombe', tenni by ,the runes to St. tiewrge'a on Sunday sal talks ,aid abo mnsiderpble informs.' 11urnn Lodge. No. (12, I.' v. 41. F., l,r s•b:481 in a sterid showing nt ,
Maitland River called the Indian Is- score of 3-1. The sttnnd match lies a prelhr►iamry vI*lt to -n m1«Ion that thin and inntr►ufttnp for trletor (Ter IN•11 their unnu$1 itt Itis,' In the tend.Indies' fir coats which in being made
en • that It may t,e,nme nrntlable a nue-sided affair, Victor Elliott's be 1N to conduet here m nnteming ators. lits fret folk, -•The Evolution fellows' i1911 hist Valleyn11th1 9'hel by. the Alaska Far Co, on Thureasr;
for fwtnr, nee for In11nstrim sites. teams detesting Ted. i'Innf's park (blither 1(811, for wbleh work he Is, of the Traitor," ens ti history elf', c•ve1,1 ens 8 an•at..neve *, there In.• 1 Friday and $ntutduy of 1,11i. meet lit
Carried. e•bnaers by n 0-0 wore. Mr. W. Mac- sp•rIRlly gnnNfMl. • 1 frettior development Moonthe late; Ing a 'very large- attendance of elth1-1 le. E lehle.rt'• store. An exttsrt fir•'
Moved by Connoillm• Worsen. .,H•- Ikrould• .v.. 111 charge of the mimes
Monday evening at the young nlnctle•s to the pre•wenf'tin. ":\n In.; fellows ant! _1itt t' frllll(IIP. t'hrz •hilt, rler• ,1 1'epl'ese•IltallVt l'r1 '1.ue man b
tandlnR people'• meeting of North street !'nit- 1 sido
Unit -1'1.1e tok nt Quality." ,1J-'. se. and ad• 1 port of the eyenlnen r wdecnfr'rt M fof Inloror 14 Io ehntee 11'e nit
ended by Cotlnelllnr Iinml.t r, that the I,wg1if4, e
Won Lest TPP el church. a very interesting subject drew., delvei trim the : ncd•hanlc1nleanls.,.J'r wieners t.o•nrg its follow •: It nod t• lrr'psred to give intottaattoa
matter of arranging for ,s bane( Mad
ee he referred 10 the qo•• hell committee V. Elliott S 0 1 w111 he Iitr.NMtersl • "flow match of ent.trnellon of ten• ihtt•st Me1'orpilek• 1.8dt,'0' setae-. lot, Mrs. Ih' 1'. .11,,41: and 11,14 i' a tree tr ttnc Oct.!. gaaiitt k
to report. Carried.11. NewcomA
be•-_..,.' 0 1 the Blb{e must a I;hrlatlan believer During traelor. 2nd. MI -s F. S141;1141 ci,n'solalhrn, Mr..tami valwPa of the )(mime. Curs. A ve:v
.Mored by Councillor \Iel,.dltt. ere- T. Plant 1 3. 0 Willie the service will be In the form' Mr. ('. A. Worrell advertising man- 1'. 111.44.1 s.mtltiee•n's-bat._(► (tsr• ext'•nsi,e eato••k of tine f r b ball g •
nntiel by I)rpny litter 4 rnlgie. that 1V. Newsman..' „1 4 0 of n round-tn111e dismission, 11 will he ager of the 1 11. 1'. ell London. 11111.11111.1i -i elrlrl.: 2m1. 1' \'idenn; 3
rti. Wes. Ear!! .Mown anti itenntiferl 8,.11* are offet'.ti
the matter of esttmntes of receipts Following Are teen teroaainlag lel and reviewed by Mr. Inert, Loot'. In ehnrge of a progrrun of roving' raw While 111e.' 411111114 .w'c•'e 111:1 fly.; IV tatrnrtfve pelices, The ladles
and expsndihtres for the year and of gators It, the seheldle: B.A.. of Brussel., who takes a deep pleturlw which prove( to lieof high reels the children were entertained In
striking the tax este he referred t0 Weedm•aley, 1.'), 19. R. Nowermhe Ieterest lit this snhje•t. y0,11.).5 pe"1ik• edicnfh.nal vrelne mid very hNrrte* she belie nom. Leach was served
the filmier c••,mmltte' to hring Ina es, PMtu. N'. Neuc•onM dn• ' Elliott. and alt nthel's 'Menaces, In thin din- I Inc. Mr .1 \\' Kith -ride and \Ir Thom- and this was followed by dancing.
resort. Carried. Wtlednewtay. Fob eat. -Plant rs. W.
(Continued on p. tP A) Wednesday, Feb. 2s.-- flare ,s. W,
ere cordially Invited to call and In- ,
.,parr the es t1lhlL whet h./. (icy Ol e
tempatt bnying a pant or not Nt•'P
emotion ore 1nrltet to attend Arai takes! to 1)ym.s•k, other Il:rveder offielals.' tbe made flit which wits furnished by the tiny. Thursday. l'ridav and 'a 1
ft. ssi-
part. 1 a T Bram. Mies 7 ,' emkle': er,•,.,••tr,u nt Mi'c t•11 •••-1••• ,• ,r•': 41' so,, • ,.,•
oterl wtlh the neo h
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