The Signal, 1936-1-23, Page 3f4::a 11a,
Goderich'a Progressive
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The 0. F. Carey Co.
Fire, Accident and Meter Car
ittsauRANCE
Representative London Life
Insurance Co.
Office :-Masonic Temple, West
Street, Goderich
Napa ,dill, Manager.Thi.a ,
GODERICH, ONTARIO,
ITN" CO -FINDS MUCH- =',
BUSINESS AT ITS FIRST SESSION
Pradidal Oorerpa ISt Demme A11 Property to Be Taxed for Mnni-
*"Mithsditiftee-Othet New Regulations from
'. pi Machines -Proposed Road to
ldeptrles under Diacuasion-
laseraace ami Real Estate
Dealtiaies, Provincial and
Maaicipal Bonds
PHONE Y4 :••••: GODERICH.
Geo. Williams & Son
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL sad
MUNICIPAL BONDS
mo‘ -.inset, Aulamalile
General Laureate Amin
OFFICE, NEXT Irtnt
Or COMMERCE
Phone 53 Gellerkk
vrltltlnw, getti
int the game
The couMil
1'ostelethwalt
the rink and
'Rave Moser
v+wstloa,
to give Ilght
now bring
up, and the
Bulletin 4o.
of Municipal
proposals r
ou tax arrea
totthe tutor
MOW
ar tpe" harbor some weeks ago.'
URSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1936
the rink ank D R }
out paying
o klot
. Biset
Another ne
It ��et titwo eittzens have pertinent "lot
v► `76r vrbrrk they did that the
P `ti 'fit bilk the chief attested that be U9 -
mitten Act ae It has beelf enfor` ed Lorvuomey fruw
had not engaged anyone. The coon the town to
many years, according to infurmatl0U elle under the direction -of Deputy the full ratea.
conveyed finite tea
Bret regular stades of tbp
Friday night.
Two letters were received, outlining, doing the flames wes nut entitled to of mwwy la be
Welly, the new regulations decided on pay, mates for rel
1y the Government. Hitherto the The treasurer's report for the two led for the
tows has paid in to the Outarlo Trema- weeks following Dec•emlrer 16th, 198•';, nutauou um
ury fees uu the taste of the number, was submitted and referred to the ;
ages, class of work and so ou of the finance committee. The sum of' The is [u b�
The G
various employees, and If any of them $21,439.21, less a butane,- of $24.81 is what pragT
sustained an ase ldeut, be war compete tete bank, was expended In cleaning n lustaW •5(-a
sated and paid by the Ontario Govern- mauy matters at the end of the yea 1 hours at the
went ou a basis decided on by um The tax collector's report, w'b 'and barber
bused. - wan sent to the finance committee; about It.
Curler the new regulations any ease showed collections for the mean?, of I
artsiag trom_an accident wilt be re- December of the following amounts:
.4:;3110; l 11.41 ; 1
1'nmpensattom Board will adjudicate $9.7'_; 19 1, 11641; 1 ;T4!771
usual, but. the town will pay the 1933, $293.31; 1934, $$41.0N; 1935,
n council at its Reeve Turner, chalrwan of the fire mutwithrtaudin
year,
committee, decided that any man who r es a
last voluntarily and without belujdellnite- Our
ly engaged by the chief worked Ta sub- Tnx bills ar
1
For Sale at Port A:bert
M7reTf " reecTtel C3tTaljtf tang
52 x 209 fee(
H>t'1)RO ('0NNECTiON
--Also (lou -es In Towu -
al'TO, ACCIDENT and 116E
iNSL RAM
W. J. POWELL
PHONE 292 GODERIC11
Use The Signal's Advertising Columns
A long lett
Wmkervtlle 1
kw Wad.
against the 1
Affairs resin
advisedthat (Clef'
at the momenta Heads School Club
red to keep order.
e that the window
laet leer
dressing room ask. Xembsrs Ot Victors' IL
wit 10 be IM48680
'treed.
en the Department
s outlined the new
Interest payments
Tbe letter was filed
of the conned.
ax Notices
rture by the De -
pal Affair, deals
of oecurky:g_ ..taLLst. .--prealdent for the 1930 term.
.is. lu future 1 Other officers are as follows: Vito-
eud tax against presidents, Mrs. IL Jabnatoa, Mrs. A.
• e of all property, -Shore;'secretary, Mrs. W. MacDonald;
Dor general rates. treasurer, Miss L. Johnston; corres-
exwwent or taxVending set•retarS, Mrs. N. Young;
t.sht'ru granted.
.how what amount
yr..vWed in the estl-
1 Hie will rate lee.
.1 multiple ut the
t.a was submitted
Each program this year will be In highest to each 'grade of those writing
Cumlauy aal_Ml, charge of a committee to be convened I on the recent "temperance study
Ing made tuward.f by nue of the mothers. '(. course'' In the county of iTuroo. Thee`_
Rev. A. C. Calder Speaks I nettleare In order of merit and their
Rev. A. C. Calder addressed the papers have been sent to Ottawa for
Club on"117ie Ineislble Things of Life." 11'rovinciat n.mpettrion:
Meanaz reasoning and Imagination
Seniors -Muriel iaatr, R.R. t;
playa fir greater part in our lives I [,ucknuN ; Louise Kelly, Wingham;
than we realize, he said. Memory is June TayLrr Jambs St. Se; Pieter.:
the foundation of knowledge, and al-
iWren-often-.regard memo;E
work as dru-tentrieaffze iM
value In laW. ¢sari,."- --"- -' ",„.e.
_O Beloit Igoe, -
Bev. A. O. Osliti illpisb
At the regular meeting of Victoria
Home and School Club on Thane:lay
Last, the report of the nominating
committee, placed before the Club by
Mrs. W. F. H. Price, named Mrs. Robt.
preaa secretary, Mrs. J. Iiuwe ; review
secretary, Mei S Palmer ; convener
welfare committee, Mn. F. Riley; con-
vener social committee, Mrs. M. J.
Ainslie; conveuer ways and means
committee. Mrs. A. Taylor.
BOYS AD1QT THEFTS
Small aeer_ok Admit
Breaking and Miming
A little b y.. habit of always con-
fiding in his mother was responsible
for the clearing op of -a - mules u1 our
break -nus at Brussels dieing the last
month.
Four boya between -the ages of
eight and eleven years admitted their
guilt on bring questioned by authori-
ties on R'rlday last Their names were
dlseuvered wben one little boy told
his mother be had stolen nine cents,
with otber boys, after breaking Into a
drug More. Members of the quar-
tette entered a bake shop on three oc-
casions, etealtng money, priutdpally
"coppers.,,
The amount of ca•b stolen was
about $4. A pencil and flashlight.
stolen from the drug store, were re-
covered.
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BIGUTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 4
M'S 100% UNSHRINR-
$/iirts and
Drawers
SIZES 36 to . 44
Special 89c
A OABMENT
OR
$1.75
PER SUIT
W. C. T. U. NATIONAL TEL -
PERANCE STUDY COURSE
Following are the names of the four
M. ROBINS
Agent fur Tip Top Tailors
*boas 384 Goderich
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cost direct from 1ts owe funds. . 119,451.71, a total of 810,933.10. We departmen
The town will be expected to file its 'pm; blot Machina solysstlon of
regular payroll cowering employees on A. 11. Erskine, county treasurer, slur of WI
public worts, cemetery and parka staff, wrote advising that the county council of Wlndeor A
firemen aha others. There will be uu has In wind the placing of a tax onualities
legal entanglements, tbe board in To- stat marblees. It. L pred
opos. that maimed, and
runt., making tins+ -dc, laiuns. 1 the drat machine in any place of boar til p
- The l•dblk toittti.-..uvulas ;.--i.ro ite°'ii be -biked -31x, with a ao n-ATit em straight
comes under the *awe ruling and it tax on all others. The county wished I Mayor Ma. -
was pointed out by councillors that to advise municipalities regarding its
I It an accident occurs before other pro- Intention In order M give them a
-1teltjou can be arranged the town might chance to pass similar bylaws, as
become levolved in heavy lows's. - Si -minty jurisdiction does not cover
The-lawv"O1• Hanover, [deed with • t.,wna or viUages.
the same iltuatloa, sent 1n a resolu- 1 Moat of the council appeared to be I trill• con,lde r
tion which It asked the sural council is favor of the suggestion, bat decided
to support. polts(iag -out the untelr- l to watt and see what actloa the eoun-' •
Deas to municipalities of the new regu- I ty takes on Its own proposal. The 1 As otnllal u
latiou and protesting to the Govern 1 apeeial committee has the matter in Hoe- 'hind 4
meat. hand. ibe • Governme
lief that the
folly constdcr
dtlon which
tire trouble• f
the t'rbvtnce.
Special Prices
--ON—
Rail Sleighs
DOUBLE RAIL sumo
-.-T—,
--IPMUI THEY LAST
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Furniture Dealer
Hamikes Street, Caloric"'
PHONICS: Store 880: R.s. ase
their in the ware -
Fin• water, U M
re w ill tel them
reeelved from the
owners' Assuele-
thelr grievance'
Tmrvffrbr 3f _
frau the action of
compelling the eou-
idlatlitlrs W the Parents du not *Tway* realise the
er the 1933 City splendid pork tbe teachers are doing
ballot! Act. ,Many In helping the children to understand
resulted, the 'letter the higher things of life, saki the
assistance of other speaker, who claimed that if we could
asked in haviug have clover po-o ration
oat. lectsouL, the chu a the home, life
expressed the be- ! would lot raised to a higher plane."
r ought to be care- I Mrs. el)' C. Cott, past president, was
■s It set forth a con -.1h1 ebae of a brief buslnea* overtop,
possibilities of fut- k-& --wM 1t was decided to make a
very municipality In ' nation
he special committee
The special committee will conaider
the matter at an early date. It was
bated out that. it may be
to aeeure employer's Liability lnsuraace
to protect the town, and tae opinion
was expressed by many that the cost
of such protection .would be greater
than were the tees charged by
Workmen's Com*ltlmtion Marg.
Manielpal Prisoners
Another new regulation emanaj111g
from Toronto Wei that which provl
that any person arrested within the
confines of the town of t.oderlch shall
ire considered a municipal . prisoner
until such time As be has -appeared
before a mastst7$S and (lean com-
mitted to jail. During such time the
town .hall pay the cost of his upkeep
at the rate of 73 cents per day.
This notification was received from
the once of the Sheriff. The correct
deenttlon of "municipal prisoner" -i.
lett In some doubt, bat the above M
believed to he substantially eorreete--
ytrmery the maintenance of all
prisoners while awaiting sentence has
been a direct charge on theesnnty.
Plenty .t'There wee wee mach business before the
council. Prior to the commencement
of the regular meeting, Eire Chief
George Beacom was queetloned regard-
ing ston-aaembers.of the fire department
who assisted the firemen in fighting
floe blaze In the C. C. Lee shipchand-
Two letters were read by Mayor as Income tax
leaned by the
He atatt.l that
be worked out
cipallties now
come taxes; w
The 11
the
The
wrote t - ' W vs to send In Its
membersbip„gee and tersend someone
is the eeawntfsn aeon t - be held' The
poblk worths committee vas asked to
-deal with the proposal. "
The Astisclation elf Korai Munici-
palities also suggeslld•that Goderich
ought to become ■ manlier and named
a -fee. - The finance eserrolttee will deal
with the. matter.
The Department of Agriculture sent
information regerdlig the provsalons
of the Weed Control -do and the spe-
cial committee will ttttmider bow these
affect Goderich.
Thos. R. Weir, * Stretford. sub-
mitted prices for a miw supply of dog
tags for 1930. The tpecial committee
will decide on Oda s model.
Jotrn Oswald, the vet. surgeon who
did the work on t1R jafii Mees during
the fall, wrote Note Woodstock seg-
gesting that nor If a good time to
complete certain s details of the
work, but Councillor Cralgle
the council to allow the work to stand
over until a mole favorable time! The
council agreed
Law Aessunta
The finance cooteittee will deride oa
the renewal of the town's subscrip-
tion to The Muelpipal World, and a
communication the Dunlop Tire
and Rubber Coupiny was sent on to
the fire committee A number of ■c-
oounta, lncltaffnt ' 'sr from the law-
yers engaged to • re for the town's
(Oontinud on page 7)
ILacEwan from J. Albert1 the aet're-
of the Ontario. Masons'
Hon. lane suggested that a fee of 13
be forwarded for the weneral upkeep
of the organization and the other dis-
eusaed the convention to be held In
LUzLllias .sat Jane and asksg toe aog-
gesilona and poaslble invitations from
a more centrally located city for the
February coavemtlon.
--The finance committee met both
communication*.
H. R. Long wrote aiTll Anti- inn M-
vance of $200 ma the grant' to the pub-
lic library. The flnance- QW 1ttee
was elven power to act In the Matter
sad -H_ will also Iry : -iii'a34e
11900 to the Collegiate Ieatitete board
Ike the sett of !'hist tpar7.
The Ontario Municipal Asrodatka
suggested joining and In a letter *ta-
nned the shams and objects of the or-
ganisation. The finance committee
*gala will function.
Asks Refund
L. E. Ilancey In a letter asked
the refund of two sums, 87.60 paid 1n
11134 and 13.130 paid In 1985, on road
oil assessments on MS residence on St.
Vincent street. The public works
cNlmlttee will enquire into the claim.
TileSalvationArmy in London
wrote requesting the usual grant to
assist to the upkeep of the Reserve
Home there. The finance committee
will look Into It.
The Marine hockey club, through
their secretary, A. D. Doak, asked.for
police protection for their games at
the rink. it appears that at a recer4
game young men and boys gathered In
front of the rink threw snowballs and
Ice at patrons and made themselves
generally dlwagreeable. After the
game commenced they nnade their way
to the back of the rink and forced a
_4.
FREE TO ANY FARMER
Th. Royal bank has booklets, prepared by
competent authorities, on livestock, POuhry,
and Writer Systems. Many farmers have bund
these books interesting and helpful. The book
will be glad to supply a copy of on one
of these booklets on request, free of t go.
THE Tr tli'
ROYAL BAN
CANADA
- i :' :R atuall • •
• y.,
t 0. FAITMAN,
Tax
$10 to• the Goderich welfare
board. ;*There wilt be an oratorical
contest In March and April for the
toys an4 girls of the school.
was received from A abort program was prestmtod as
of the 'Mention of follows: Violin solo by Donald Vick -
err; vocal solo by Miss Leah Grlff;
tap dance by Maxine Kelly xylophone
solo by Helen Wilson. The actom-
pautst was Min Forster. .
t Ontarh, to collect
diplon to that cat-
ion Govtrnmen
Ise provision would
bj fbose mini-
ng their own lu-
be compensated.
will consider
ASK WAGES
Only one case was on the docket '
-before Magletrate .1. A. Making os
Thurwlny last. Two men, en -workers
In a bush twenty-one utiles from 1 od-
Kenneth (leen." ZIon 8 S , .Granton, erf.'h• asked for back wage- allegedly
‘11 -4.*1111117-oa. Ererjeik_ Iatt7Z'fafm 'T1f"46S.8i-
James St SS Exeter; Merlon Pooley, for himself and a partner and James
Zion SS., Branton 11.1(.1: Margaret
Marsh, Wtngham ; Alma Skinner, Cen-
ralla.
Jnnlors (10 and 11 years; -Ann
Morgan, Thames flood SS., 11.11. 1,
Qall: Norman -Mundy 'tented S
W inghaut ; Jean Brock, Zion 8.8..
Granton, 11.11.1: Neil Jones, James St.
SS., Exeter: egtutl--Nolo Perk -Ina
James St. S.S, Exeter, and Dither
yawn, Ilracaileld-_._ _
Juniors 18 and 9 peers) -James
Moakley, Itepttst S.S., Winghem; Er1-
mi Jaques, Zion S.S.. Granton, 11.1.1. 1;
Betty Allan, Brucefetd : Marjorie
Zion S.S.. Urant. "1C -R. 1.
Zion S.S., Gr ton, has woe the
shield given by be county W.0 T.U.
for the third time, having had 100
per cent. of Its enrolment writing on
the temperance study course.
Nell claimed x128.1
The cow' w•as adjourned a week.
—
"It 1s doubtlees more difficult to
make souls g.srse-atA'p than tees.-
-Enid Ludwig.
81LBNCR iR GOLDEN
Politician: "Congratulate,mr-dear;
I waif elected:" ^ - - - - His Wife: Wife: '"ITnneetlyl'"•
Petitlulam: "Why_ bring that up?.
•dtcoteedtetl oa4b
411` NACVIS
VICKS COUGH DROP
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`Have' YOU taken advan
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NEW RATE&�i
Goderich Maintains High S l ding
.Among Grain-rece' ' ng`Ps
Statement showing grain *hipped by
veasel from Fort Witham and ('ort
Arthur through the Lake Shippers;
Canedien
Ports Wheat Oats
Port Colborne 12,400,$11 1,552,57(1
Montreal 9,400,701 1,503,951
Kingston ., ...,,, 7,792,382 719,003
Midland 5,6014.461 8,27 514
Gader1eY » ..» 5,937,096 59c5,206
Toronto 8,400426 518,736
Port McNicoq »,,, 8,309.242 107,940
Sarnia 8,503,101 131,011
Prescott..... -....e 2,981.445
Owen Sound' 1,1(34,8:38 775,972
Tiffin 1,330,0.30
Sorel 1,006,5/19 15,070
Quebec 870,005 165,268
Collingwood 372,790
Depot Harbor 246,000
Walkerville 91,650
flea ra nee As.-- . _._.,41910l_pWMd.
August let to a of navigation, De-
cember 10th, 1
00,441,298 9,420,748
in the shove statement It Is ahnwn
that (loderIch stands fifth among the
Canadian receiving ports; exceeded
only by such export points as Port
(7olborne, Montreal, Klngstnn sad
Midland. it stands eeennd among the
Lower i sire dommalle palnte, et -
crawled only by Midland, where there is
a .notate Papaclty oL . 1vt mUUot0.
bushels. •
Be rley
745,402
1,761,910
612,627
13x,942
Zt1,ON2
122,722
90,000
287,040
30,861
04.220
90,510
Canadian
Flat Rye Total
37,01) 110,000 14,833,839
214,051 48,756 12,990,487
9,118,912
9,009,917
74.7!0 46,000 0,892,854
40,Irct 4,181072
8,797,182
8.084,112
8,190,004
491 2,075,882
1,830,039
1,189,474
1,128,769
872,790
94(1,000
91,660
4.158,S*$ 3711819 294.291 74.620, 472
01 tate 198,8(2.309 bushels of West-
ern (lasadise gale shipped from Port
William and Port Arthur between An -
Fist let and December 401.11. 1986,
54.2411,57e buiMle wont to American
Imre ports, of whkh Buffalo alone
resolved 54,811.e16 buahela; wh
Uuk. encrocate 4moNUM Jtost cana-
dlas elevators was 74,825.472 bushels.
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TELEPHONE CALLS?
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Already it is apparent that telephone users appreciate the advantages of
recent changes in Long Distance rates. Will YOU bear them in mind: -
NIGHT RATES on "Person -to -Person" Calls
Calls to a particular person are now available (on all but short -
haul messages) at reduced rates after 7 p.m. Hitherto, discounts
have been made at night only on "Anyone" (station -to -station)
calls. The discounts on moot "Person -to -Person" night calls are the
same in money as on "Anyone" calls.
WEEK -END RATES
rates will apply all day Sunday am both "Person -to -Person"
— - and "Anyone" calls. This means that the lowest rates for either
"Anyone" or "Person -to -Person" calls are available continuously
from 7 p.m. Saturday to 4.30 a.m. Monday.
NIGHT RATES on "Anyone" Calls
To pointe where the Day "Anyone" rate is 50 cents or less, the
discounts for Night calls are reduced or discontinued. That is,
some of the present 25- and 30 -cent Night rates are increaaed by
5 or 10 cents. These diaeount inducements to call while the tide
of traffic is lower are replaced by the more attractive Night
"Person -to -Person" and Weekend reductions.
This is the fifth important revision of Long Distance telephone rotes
within the past seven years. In both social and business affairs the new
Week -end and Night rotes offer you a broader service at a lower cost.
Ask your Long Distance Operator for the new rotes.
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