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G. C. L Board
Under Criticism
Town Council Considers Teachers'
.Salaries Should Undergo
Greater Reduction
At the opening of the town coun-
cil meeting on J'rtday ulgbt last, a
reque.t was presented on behalf of
the more expert swimmers tor a div-
ing tower on the south pier. This
was referred to the water. Katt and
harbor committee for conalderation.
All the members et the council
were present.
The Mx collector reported collec-
tion of >i3A,29L1a since the previous
report. Total collection' for year to
date $54,212.11. A total of $118 has
been paid In dog ileums.
A request from Chief of Police Pos-
telethwalte for uniform suits for him-
self and Sergeant Rosa was referred
to the special committee.
A requisition from the are brigade
for rubber goods was sent to the Are
committee.
ASK FOR
rite
ilk
MadttMsa pare freak MILK and
MOW sew d—
_TAM be daliShlsd 11116 yen
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deb chocolate 1kwsG
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Taste the Difference 1
Appaestleas ler Bssihirif Permits
Appliestloas for building permits,
u follows, were referred to the fire
committee_ Geo. (Martis. rs.hingling
dwelling, Right ensue: Mica Isabelle
Baker. garage. WUBate street; J.
Healey, veraadab oa dwalUni. Bar-
ts road ; Cutin Patterson, tourist cab-
in,
ab1n, Gloucester Terrace; P. A. m11011.
reroofiag and other repairs to dwell-
ing, At David's street; James Parr,
reahhsg leg dwelling. Britannia road.
The Dominion Day eelabratba eom-
atttss applied for the anal grant for
the children's games and also for
eermtesioo to nee the a xbibitlon
grounds for the afteraoea sports. Re-
ferred to finanee .ad public works
committees.
TM Godsrich Musial Society •-
gusted that chairs be placed on the
bs.datand. *Mad ef the beeches
new titers, sad the atembers of tits
(rad woeld lock then exp wider the
stash after the esuosrt.• It was al-
es reported that the coaacil see
Mat tea bandstand is kept dean and
nkat soaesre is es Mad to keep or -
do amend the stead while eaaeerts
are gulag as. Mother request was
that tbe lights 1a the band practice
rosea be Rad end who guards pat
over theme.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 22,
given to understand that a renewal
for a further period of ten years was
Weill we did not apply for a pew
bylaw.
We might point out that wises oar
factory was destroyed by are la 1910
we did not for the issue by applying
tor complete exemption, as we were
operating on a p ylug basis and did
not object to raying our fair share of
the general taxes, In addition to
ecbool taxer, and we were further in-
formed by council at that time that
no further bylaws granting complete
exemption would be submited to the
ratepayers ou industries which were
established and wbich had already
enjoyed liberal treatment in the way
of exemptions.
'/knee litre however, several by-
laws were submitted again granting
complete exemption, excepting school
taxes, le addition to other allewaneni
and we feel that In so doing the cor-
poration has broken fjlth in their
previous declarations of policy, and
that we have been overaueased Mee
1912 to the extent of $20,000 on which
we have been paying the general
rate.
"It is cur opinion that all assess-
ments 011 established industries should
be left la the hands of tie assessor,
and an equitable basis of amassment
agreed soon AO that all ladnstrles
would be treated alike, and 11 1t is
the Intention of the corporation to
bylaw it
is by
our intention to apply for com-
plete exemption accept sebool taxes.
for period of tea Fasts-"
This was referred to the finance
committee.Cseaotd.t t Septets
The finance committee reported:
"With reference to tbe Collegiate
Institute request foe payment of
$2.500 on Slag levy, we notice with
peelo.nd regret that the teachers
have bees re -moped ter the coming
year at a redaction 1n salary of sale
s% per met. L view et the bsrdea
sa taw to=payer of the high eat of
ss000dary edseatlss. It wee the =-
premed wish se the council that the
OOoo�Ues�gleate board amid make each re-
d setldes as would permit a marked
saving on the 1964 levy.
"Wo regard the peesedt eat of
may 2% per cent as quite tstadquatg:
this is only 7% per cent doses tram
the peak level nasi is gats out of
propsrtiea to the loss o1 glary sr ha
coma mestafaed hg the mus et ear
oldness. We therefore recommend
were
Miss Macphail
Speaks at Lucknow
Wants da jtrspendent Money
System sad Outlines Other
O. O. T. Policies •
I.sckaow, Jesse 19.—Entering into
11e riding of, Beaver at Laekuow to-
night, Agnes Maeplinii, C.C.F. bead.
Mailed Hos. Jame.- Malcolm, member
of the• riding, for what she deemed
unwarranted *am 1.4 02 her pstrt,T.
She accused Mr. Malcolm of calling
her party ea.4rl.tlan and claimed
that it pot tato practice Christian
principle& Miss Maepball also chal-
lenged tie L1ber01 patty to state what
it thinks of OM ('.O.T: Some mem-
bers denounced- it. while others lent
approval to same of the C.C.F. plat-
form She ailed for a ..fear defini-
tion of polity. •
R, J, seett. president 111 the United
Farmers of Ontario and possible C.
C.F. candidate for Huron -Brace Pro-
efacial riding, spoke with Miss Mar
pb•11 to over 500 ageemhled In the
town hall, (.unknow, under the au-
spices of the Lo knew U.F.O. The
sew C.C.T. leader explained to the
gathering tea altos and plans of the
C.C.!. She can ouagd that she was
Oleg to epee her eampslgn in Walk-
erton tomaerew r1gltt In the Grey-
Brace
reyBrace riding.- and **dieted that the
~ion the would be interesting."
that Dale 112.000 be paid at this time
slid that a eoeg e1 this resolution be
forwarded to the board" ebit�M
by the Hoot+ter
sec ,alp trees tato f
a. ej ass,
Nate
Trds.
paroballe
-ROW Pe
tisim wag is Parka eon-
..
mlttee. COW
pia eing sheet conditions nosed W
the hacking exp o1 sewage at the ear-
ner of Waterloo sad St vitesnt
that "SIM M
fisele17 ea *11M
Mat ant yctltir's f
searera.,
weft aver 16
the Soddy.
The es.smtttee reported that all 1153
current demand notes, aaoanting to
02,25o, fad been paid off out of
taxes received. and recommended that
Attu , Ireavulate412eL _ WWI .1191401 us tree available funds M A}
the
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From the letter, dated Jothat W. Moore Dad been pan
The wowinglese r- p mined to erect. a pee add sign to
was received from tea Gegerleh Or- front of his bather shop on East
ran b. Limited: dtroet; that the steal root of the West
'The bylaw granting1 1 a Axed ass street rink was being painted, and
last yea 01 is bylaw le 1a expired
last year. This renewed a that a car of Imperial OU noun sealer -
similar bylaw in 1912 add a. we were lel had been received and was being
applied on the made. Recommenda-
tions were that T. T. Mnrpby be per-
mitted to cut down • tree on Colborne
street as requested. and that the
McColl -P onteaac 011 Co. Ltd. be
granted permissioa to install • gaso-
line pump and tank on Kingston
street. in front of W. M. McLean's
feed store, en th..usoal conditions.
The !pedal committee recommended
that it Millard and poolroom license
be granted to N. H. Hinter on pay-
ment of the fee.
The water, light and harbor com-
mittee reported that the public rest
room at the harbor had been cleaned
up and the Interior watt being painted,
and that dens had been placed at the
beach prohibiting the removal of and.
The committee recommended that the
request from the water and light cm -
Arrow Summer Schedules
EFFECi1VE JOKE 9, 1933 era
LEAVE GODERICH
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LG1�LONDON`11 TORONTO .. 8.80
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DITROIT .. 4.06 7.60
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BEDFORDWWI INTIMw'taispbes IN irsislegis MI+
rggMereirdre S.Yiso
i aged. to the whole economic
preble; agejrdtng to Miss MacpbaU,
will came Men people can consume
as met as ehey ma produce. As for
retaraiag to old standards of ilvieg,
Mies ii -1l .coned the Idea. She
<rihneed the revival a prosperity
Miring the east few weeks to the fact
that UM U . had gOOs o that It
1t
.andard Ilsd pasted ont
would bg Mort lived, as already sat -
pins some was finding its way into
/hs gpaeul$tive market.
Mies limtpkall reiterated her stand
that the control ef_ Issuing money
shoe*
verg Coda becameof
the
Go ex-
tremely ecitical of the Malang ses-
tem Nei Di liken, who, aloe said, gov-
egled the Government. She advocated
da economic hereon whicb would is-
m
►nus sufdent 'money each month to
stabile* prig
Wends lndeaader• Meos7 yrs
There w it tie aer he proaverttr until
_gas=which Ss
' tree
mlulon to change its name to "the
public utilities commission' be granted
and that a bylaw le passed aceord-
ingty.
The fire eommlttee recommended
that the are brigade he eared to send
in a statement et reeetpts and expen-
ditures of -Mahe reiief fond as re-
quested -
The Industrial eomtdltee reported
having received an offer from the
Ooderkh Salt Co. of $400 for a
24 1n. 2 M ft. Lodge & fthepiey lathe
and 5100 for the old holier of the Na-
tional plants, and meommended ac-
ceptance. The committee recommended
also that the roofs of the Vents be
again given a treatment of light
roofing material.
The committee of the whole re-
commended that 110 action be taken
on the claim of 3'. Donnelly for dam-
ages to the McGee property on Wolfe
Onset as atter lavestigatten It was
found there had been no damage
caned to this propetty be the town.
These reports were all adopted
without dltecumlon.
A pdopnaal by Conciliar Seabrook
that the fireball doers be given en -
ether coat of varnish was referred to
the Sr. eommhtter ; and a proposal
kw the tnventtesat of toads on hand
In Mule of the Peovltice ef New
Brunswick woe sleet to the SOanee
'tnaadtte s.
Connell what lotto committee of the
Mole and tater reported recommend -
lag aeshsptanee of the tender
.1 S. P. Warta. M Ha tier palatfag
die Post 15Yre: a wee Oa low
get at _ �21 x SIM ,report
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WE - SAYE YOU MONY
throes* oar w.bblod IAat Wby waste
time and mousy ordsrlag your daily paper
or magazine when we can do 1t for you
at less coot/
THE SIGNAL
EIGHTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. 16
OBITUARY -
ROBERT WRIGHT
The following in from a Berkeley
(California) newspaper et recent
date:
Robert W. Wrtgbt, one of the beet -
known garage owuers In the East Bay
district, died at his home, 1710 Addi-
son street, last evening after an ill-
ness of several weeks. ills condition,
although not having shown much im-
provement after be was able to leave
■ hospital, was not believed t0 be cri-
tical until Sunday.
Mr. Wright was a native of Goder-
kh, ()uteri°, but had lived the great-
er part of his life ou this side of the
Canadian border and bad been an
American citizen for many years. For
the last twelve years he had been 1n
the garage business In Berkeley and
previous to that time be was rail-
roading lo Nevada and in the garage
business ie Oast* -Crus.
In 1921 he opened the California
Garage oa University avenue below
Grove street, but soon outgrew tbat
location and opened the Stadium Gar-
age on Centre street. opposite the
Gazette Building. His genial pereon-
allty and hie reputation for automo-
tive service built up a large clientele
and It was not long before Medusa
warranted his building a larger gar-
age 011 Addison street. Some two
yeah ago he also took over the lease
and operation of the Shattuck Gar-
age on Allston Way, near Harold
Way, one of the Largest garages in
the Bay district.
Mr. Wright gave to his business a
personal torch and be was affection-
ately known as "Bob" Wright to bus-
dreds of local motorists, including
leading bankers, merchants and other
Moines" and professional men and
whose et
Mils 'giecpha11 stated
present nae wets '(a models 1 bave
avklialt
GAS IN FARM WILLS
Statement by Man Who Dug Well en
Grigg Pam
The Clinton News -Record of last
week said :
In view of the many stories told
of former experiences wtth gas in
the well. in the vicinity of the farm
of Mr. Ed. Grigg. the 9(D concession
of aoderich township, where two
young men so tragically lost their
lives on Wednesday of last week, the
story of the man who dug the well
originally 1s interesting. Mr. 11. H.
Cantelon. who lives just south of
Clinton. formerly owned this farm,
on which he was born and upon which
hq lived until about a down years
ago. He states that he, assisted by
a helper. dug the well thirty -Ave
Years ago, that during the digging
of same no Inconvenience was ex-
perienced. although there might have
been what they called "foul air," to
a limited extent, and" thit during the
twenty-three years be lived on the
place afterwards he was In the well
several times, never having exper-
ienced any trouble from gas.
Titat there is a vein of gas In the
vicinity is borne out by his remem-
brance of the fact that when the
school well was dug across the road
by the late Harry Sweet and Chas.
Williams the latter was almost over-
come and had to be brought to the
surface to be revived. Mr. Cantelon
also recalls the story of a man lo. -
Ing his life In a well on a farm on
the other side of the road between
sixty-dve and seventy years aro.
presumably from gas, or "foal air;
as It was called. Mr. Oanteloo thinks
atmospheric conditions had something
to do with the accumulation of gas is
this well last week.
Old well diggers, when they have
reason to suspect the presence of
gas, have a way of sinking a pipe,
any pipe which 1s long enough and
wide enough at the same time. into
It and allowing 1t to extend above
the top of the well a few feet- This,
it is said, will draw all Dad air from
the bottom of the well sad allow pore
air to A11 It
women.
He was a well-known member of
the Berkeley Rotary Qab and also
was a member of Sequoia Lodge of
Masons, Berkeley Pyramid of Boob
and Berkeley Lodge of Ode/fellows.
Mr. Wright leaves his widow, Mrs.
Gertrude Wrlgbt ; one son. Warren
Wright: a daughter, Min Roberta
Wright, all of Berkeley, and a broth-
er, Freak Wrigbt, of Braatford, On-
tario.
Tuberal services will be Maid to-
morrow afternoon at 1.110 at the
chapel of the Edward E. Niehaus
Compeoy, 2640 Grove street, wider
the auspices of Sequoia Lodge of
Masons, wltb Dr. Herman F. Swartz,
president of the Pacific School of Re
ligion, officiating -
An old Boor -tempered grouch 101
a good friend, eves to blmselL
• 11111011111 MODEMS Wdek
Artist—"Yon are the first of sty
ever kissed." -•--- —.
DnIpIG__IROHABLY THE RIC&
�AINLY
Ig1B�TRRIOIM MAN MOOTEUROPE
An article, revealing astounding
event. In tbe strange life of Sir
Basil Zaharoff, who is reputed to
have built his enormous fortune on
death, destruction and misery. stir-
ring wars and revolutions. so he
might sell shot and shell from his
munition factories, yet still
amhiding
W reai.ame and nationality, will ap-
pear 1n The American Weekly, wltb
beet Sunday's Detroit Times.
='�-iswith—"dud how
�%aeee, 7
tion of Ilse 1 � �e" $�M"ipfQrewe
I -Matz
regulation of stock 1 and equalised tea, and a melon." stresgth.
taxation, were Ostl d by the 'Pesk-
in.
Mian Maepbait was somewhat cri-
tical of the farmers Lor not being or-
g anised when tea Addle class was
ceamlMa
iniew.�c' a�`�3xi►wswtth
1leaee to take an inbelligent Interest
In public affairs
Miss Macle all exWessed the opin-
ion that there would -Sot be a general
eleetlee In 110 Saar 1lature unless Mr.
Besatt brought back something of
interest from the London conference,
of the success of whicb she was ex-
tremely doubtrel.
CREWE
(CREWE. June 11—Miss Violet Kil-
patrick of Toronto L apeoding a
couple of weeka at the bogie of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ztipetick.
Mr. Aidon Hasty, who has come
pleted 1.15 term at tiWtifbrd Normal,
1a speodleg the holidays et his home
here. We are pleased to bear that AJ -
don baa been engaged an teacher of
Auburn school tor the coaling year.
The many trieada•1sf Klee Olive Ktl-
'Afriek .111 he glad -to know that she
has been ire -engaged ee teacher of
Crewe school. _ 5
Mr. and Mn. aglh5tlherwood at-
tended tbe couatf eolscli picnic at
Port Albert on TuilidaS.
Tear truss the river and re511 the
Seal whOe the mutgtsde ran up sad
•'1 yi
mmo 'westr—
EAtESMROVGHING
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Let es leek over that leaky fay.
trewgh ad make it as geed
as new. De it twiny.
K ens 127 er Writ. P. O. nes ISM
h.4qs.
We are ..arMfor
Plsmhieg ad Repairs
John Pinder
St Davies St. Ged.rrich
F. WOOLLCOMBE
Ws lama= of Every Lisa
A81 MK RATIN WORE
aMti5WH1O OR FLAME
Pius 216
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QUITE alIFO*ILILL
Was 11115 Golfer's Appeeraare at ■
Family Lows Party
The following paragrnpb is taken
from an article in tbe Jure 1b beam
of Maclean's Miagaztne. The article,
by Beverley Owen. 1s entitled "Watch
Your Step," end deals with many
freakish accident bnmeroas to the
reader but possibi v tragic to the vic-
tim, that enabled the different people
mentioned to lay claims for insur-
ance. We wonder who the unfortun-
ate person was of whom tie author
speaks Mtn this pa rticular 'portion of
his article:
Yost casualty campanile. I wan
told. are constantly cubing elisions
M people who slip in tier bathtubs.
The choicest of all the canes related
e.nesrns • certain getter wbo was
visiting friend■ in tti
aedeilei, n ario.
He Iasi Nat retnrt d tom playing
elgtetewn boles erM was enjoying the
luxury of a add-afteraooa splash.
Wblle treating himself to a shampoo
he got soap in b1. eyes. 8e groped
for • towel. Mut failed to locate she.
Then bis hand'cloae1 upon a woolly
substance and he seised It violently.
"Ia a aeonnd, golfer, Wrdow cur-
tsies •cad certain vele Wee tended
up in ter bathtub. Strtlpibei to tete
hItaeelf. hie ryes sial iffeN11ng end
MgFAd,
blinded, AB
tlstiaD! SIVPIS
kalif eiair
towhere t Wee
the laws
vi.,
'Ws paid his dais
int' aald tis. ad)hnttrr
11.411 hie leis ..d NO"'
)Pat Use um Mblal
aattldnt He to ifs men
a—s
hredsad
Ms wrist.
admit the
pltadis.' "
SEDAN
moon. itt.orrnerso etre 70.3.TTLDIT.011'.,tig1DC5TAND TAX F.%eXTRA
First in Proven Ruggedness
Watch dee T.rreplase as it shoots oat in frost at the
tars of the tra8c light. No matter when yogi look
you will lind this new and larger Ears: Terraplane
on 113 -Inch wheelbase, ire away in traffic.
Whoa you visit your nearest Hodson -Essex dealer
esamine the ragged conatroctlon of the Esss: Terre -
plass. See she deep, rugged 3i -Truss girder
type hem—the deepest frame of all the
cars in the Terr.piene price class. Noss
the hooey sheet of steel which reinforces
ties frame, Melee joined to it st 23 pokes.
–--Pjeeres also that dila same sheat ori ss�
• Is -welded to Jim body 'making the I+rP
ami co's+fda'1f'wtlri'1!i) j."Mg*,
"Unit-coostruaioo" is the =dad*, Ternptane
principle which combines in the Estero Templates
a new thrilling performance with Hudson -built
ruggedness and ability ity to stand spender the severest
driving coedirions.
Today 7 out of every 10 airs ever Anile by Hedges
are edit mania, oe the highways—evidence of the
eederies materiais rod regime' commie -
doe of Hndsoo-beak cars.
gas sad drive the Hsdsoa-bsih Catedi.n car
staryou Mfg ear riding comfort et
small car prios..d lower operating coats.
The Omen Temples. special Ds is .Iwai -
able le ave models — oedeto. col" seeps,
eowesedieloeesuM sea lasAMv+r..,e..,. ,
2.1PROPIIr�.Msmatr ser
F. R. MiLL.ER, Corms Vidalia S. sad Elgin raw.
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