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The Signal, 1911-7-27, Page 8ttie.MAT, JULY NT IN l THE TOWN COUNc .1 l DISCUSSION OF POWER BYLAW tdRINGS OU T SOME OBJECTION& Problem of Draining. Huron Road Locality to be Taken .n Hand by Engineer Roberts- Caretaker toe Fire Hall and Town Hall May Be Engaged. -�- Il The regular meeting of the town oouucll wee held on Friday evening. Mayor Oamerni was in the choir and there were prevent also Reeve Reid, Depoly Reeve Muanings and Ooun- cillors Mott, Wallace. (hark and Kelly. One of the docuntente present& to the council was a letter from the 1 d Mayor. of London, England, preseut ' bis eomphnlrulr to the Mayor ofO. rich sod forwarding en extract ft an official report containing a cop, the text of a resolution passed un • mouldy at . 4real pr'blic meeting 1 .l in the (iuil..nall of 1 ' city of Lon ..o on the 28th of Apri. last, in favoof the principle of • geoerstl treaty of arbitration between the United States of America and the Britieh Empire. The cow ication was placed on file. D. W. Marshall sent a oommunica- tiun asking for a rebate of $5 on his weary go -round license. On motion of the lt+eeye, seconded by Councillor Kelly, the letter was filed. The Y. M. C. A. asked for the loan of a tout belonging to the town for a week or ten days in August, On motion of Uouocillor Kelly, seconded by Councillor Elliott, the request was granted on condition that the tent be teturued in as good shape as when it is received. Ouuel v Cleric Lane sent a Crane's Linen Lawn and Highland Linen So greatly the leading Papers. Linty Iwwh, 20c quire and Eoyelopes for sizes I'and 25c size. advertised in all Magazines and made in 3 sizes 211c package for the two smallest for the largest Orane's Highland Linen 20c quire and AT package Enve- lopes. Crane's Kara Linen. made in 3 size*. ",Wert End" quire and package Kovelopes 25e. Premier size quire and package Enve- lopes 30c, Kenton size 35c for quire and package Envelopes. The Coloolal Book Store 0I40. PORTS; '• rap. 'Phone -1M. lerich. r)/WV MNVVy% What About That Leaky Roof silt's furs Hel ter have It rep new one. See W Hamilton street, fl kind at the right i agent. for Brantford 1 Aiwa}, a full storji un hand, which ei give prompt atten, work in this line. h a oder, •ight Sol e • R 05 to to' all Also we brake a yecialty of PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC WIRING W. R. Pinder 'Pllteoa 16:1 HAMILTON 'ITitRIIT 1 I el•N/1111/11111111/ Leave Your Watch with Us Beller not take • gond watch into "camp" or upon • vacation tour. when. for a few dollars. we ran set you up with • ret vieeable Knock -about 1f your good watch is .doe frit an overhauling. we eye go tbrr,cIr{ het at the sane tfm, and hart it in perfect runoinp order when row 1em5 hack Headquarters fol Souvenirs Walder 1a Harrison 0.P.Welsh Im�eetoe oe fisc Bgelaw Oederich N of e / Wetiew.day sRaruow H1y eN Asignsf i t communication aakiog that the sum of *418.40 be levied by the town for county purpose... The letter was referred W Oise finance committee. The buaaoe committee recommend- ed the payment of a number of accounts and that the town pay the premium of $411 on the town treasurer's bonds. In accordarom with a notice given at the last regular meeting of the 000n- eil. Ceuuclllor Wallace moved that the Brodie power bylaw be reoou- aidered. Councillor Elliott seconded the motion. After considerable dis- cussion and with the consent of the mover and seconder. it was decided to lay the matter on the table fur future cuusider aUon. Councillor Vsnatter cave in et this stage of the weettog. Deputy lteeve Nunuiugs, chairman of the public works committee, re- ported that be bad met the lr. T. R. engineer and Reeve Sturdy, of (lode - rich township, at the Huron road cross- ing and discuast-d the drainage prob- lem. The engineer suggested that the water be diverted down the Mill road to the river, but to this Mr. Sturdy would not concent. Ile agreed, how- ever, to engage V. M. Roberta Jointly with the town to tate levels d re- port on the matter. The opus Reeve then made a motion that V. M. Robert. be engaged to examine the locality and determine how the drain- age should be made, and report to the town council and tit Ooderich town- ship council. This was carried. , On motion of the DeputyReeve, seconded by Councillor Eliott, the public worts committee was em- powered to purchase a carload of sewer pipe when necessary. Councillor Kelly advocated t he permanent engagement of a man to take care of the fire apparatus, keep the wagons stud engine and hope in good condition, and also act as care- taker of the town ball. Councillor Clark agreed that something should be done along this line, and a motion was passed inti ucting the fire com- mittee to lo..k into the matter. The growth of weeds in vacant lute about town was commented upon, and the clerk promised to look up the stai- ules and see if there was not some law on the subject. 'Che matter of payment to the old flrenreu for their services at the be- ginning of the year was on motion of Reeve Reid, seconded by Councillor Elliott, referred to the fire committee to report. On motion of Reeve Reid the en- gineer was instructed to report on the sewer on Britannia road from South street to Wellesley street. Mention was made alert of the need of sewer connection for the factories ou Maitland road. The council then 'urned. PERSONAL 'ON. Mime Nara O'Reilly le 10 Bafata Mrs. Martin. of Deno the guest of Mira McMahon. MIs: J. Jaffrey, of OaL„ k the guest of Mrs. C. A. Nero. Frank Doty, who lute been at Winnipeg. is back to town. Henson hong is taking a holiday trip up on the Bruce t'wtn.ula. Mee Nairn. of Detroit, is spending a vacation with relaUre+in town. T. 1. Poet has retarded to Toronto atter a viet to friends In town. Wm Mabel Macdonald. of the pontomoe sta>L le holidaying .t W lagham. Mee Hoes Levis, of Clinton. le visiting Mir May Morrow, Hsrou road. MW McBride. of Owen Hound. is visiting at the residence or Mn McNally. Misers Jean and Anna Tewson are home from Detroit for their vacation. Mr. sod Mn. H. C. Meager and family are away con • month's Tilt to Berlin. Mr. and Mex Jas. M vrtyn and Mins Elsie lett today oe a moot'e vet to Vancouver. IGtg.r Hlckk has returned to Hamilton atter a visit of . tow weeks at the parental bouts. Pr)db.m left on Tuesday Qa tile return ' 3 Winnipeg atter his holiday vie* in town. Mr& ChaaFleming and little son of Wilmot. were vWtorn a H. M J. Mao's last week. n. J. W. Dougherty and daughter. of Port In. aro bolldayiag at (Iso Orobard Cottage. W. Cou1W. of Nicer, is acquiring the art telegraphy In the O. N. W. teiegrapb once. We are pleaded to nos that William Holland ie able to be about again after htt reoeut ill. nem, Mh.. Annie McOarva, of Clinton, in spending a week With Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Leckie. b'IgU •50005, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ft,Fowler and daughter. Freda, of Toronto. *pen • tow days in town last week. MIs. Hulda Whitely, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is a visitor at. the bowie of her soot, Mrs. A. Srp,ith. South street. Mir Catherine A. Finn lett on Tuesday for Vegro►Ule. Alta„ where she le engaged a*• school teacher. Mire May Douglas, daughter of John loug- la *n, M� Teolit . npendlug the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Webb, and Norman Severance& of Ravesio., 0.. are guests of Mr. asd Mrs. F. 1C Burdett*. Mr. W. J. Clark and daughter. of Colorado Sfilieffa were the guests of Mrs. Ylmou,, sit. Davids street, last week. Mr. A. Phillips and son have returned to their tome In Dundee atter• vire, at the home of Wm. Coe. Britannia road. Mr.. Wm. Robertson, of Ottawa, formerly of Ooder(eh• Iv visiting In tows and 1s the guest of Mrs. J. eertiugeou r, Victoria street. Mr. and Max Walter Buchanan. of Tor onto, with their two bots, are spending the sum.ner nese00 with Mei relatives In town. Mr. and Mrs. 11 alter Matthew& of Montreal, coompanled by Meir sons, John &ad Albert. ,it vtting their daughter, Mr.. W. J. Garrick. Mimeo Jame and Bonnie Malr. of "Startleld. Demise, have returned home after a pleas aot visit with Mr. and Mrs. O,11en. Caledon la terrace. Mrs Welter Black. of Toronto, accompanied by her eon. Donald, to visiting at the home of her brother, H. Turner. Mr. Slack wee up for Die weer -end. Duncan Stewart. of Stratford. the well known Ineura•oe agent, waw in town for a few days in a eek as -"i+ representative of the Mute. life Amur to. Mc$eo•l. two daughter*. of tool le. Miro. vl.dtiad al Harry Young, Oodedch .p. It In forty years ,Igoe mr MoKsen .ass porta MR F. Bombe, .n family, of lletroit, asaved to town on 1 nerday a.nd will wend :ins seta l of W summer with Mr& Humber• toe�ee Mgt Ht Melford. t+weboo mese. Ales. Orkwford and his 4.Oghtei. Mrs vt,t of Tprea10 name up to Uoderfoh on M . Q•wtmd Morand on N 4,,.. see v4 V extending h., rl 1,. R. R. R. riseeber, aee.0atast of the Baal of rawer e■ three rents. holldaya. limes. fit. •ssoent•.t ot tae Yew, Ast.tx.'ones, pearl. al Torporo.kit him F. J. Wetland sot ekll4rw• •ad Mev, Mewl* NA boot wimp* as •a Mildly.1 t with De. Mol all at ManIW Ont. Mr. Yeu.rd Jollied them on Frlday and w04 Ops• 1 •Y vane. taus with bks n W. MoItoberta, of the leaden I oI kat& Ir. Mikketra(•R le v1u Mends armed Hoopes w (rin ae leaded w .ed . n r Ise n Meatobsr4 t.M e.epagW on h6 swot MOM Mork MonIMMta the Mash t.or I 1r b.e4=+.ev�laRa+ 1Wa aareet.t'M�.w at �..M. a t�ra r w. .ea (i �i'we(y • w 0111111 ' HE S1tx1r A1,, OULBRICH ONTARIO • Nenawmano 111111111111111.11111 nnual Midsummer Bargain Da White Dresses $10.75 Two only white muslin Dresses, made from extra quality materials and . hand- somely trimmed, cut in the newest style. The last two good Dresses we have left. Regular $18.50 a 11 d $17.50. Hither Dress 1111 Saturday for only $1075 White Waists 57c L Twenty - five white yr muslin Waists, fronts of handsome d w i s s (11 embroidery, back and sleeves socked, a 1 1 OWN. my 57c Days only Saturday, July 29th . Monday, July 3Ist Tuesday, Aug. Ist r.,r Extraordinary Price Reductions Made ' to Clear•these Summer Stocks THREEDDAYS that mark the climax of the summer selling season. Three days when we will be willing to lose sight of profit if we can clear out all olid lots, broken lines and surplus summer inerchandise. These semi-annual Bargain Days are a regular event here an da settled part of our bu.iness policy. We have not prepared for them in any half-hearted way. 1 here Ilns been no quibbling or haggling when making the prices for it. There has been no thought of profit, or even cost in many cases. It has been simply a question of putting a price on every dollar's worth of summer goods that will make the selling a certainty before the store closes Tuesday, August 1st. Make it a point to get here, at least on one of these big bargain days. We promise to. make it Niorth your while. Grand Clearance of Cotton Dress Materials Making a clean sweep of Cotton Dress Goods on Bargain Days. Hun- dreds of yards to be cleared out at .big price reductions. 15c (iinghams 1Oc ' Three hundred yards fancy Gingham. gis- uineScotch make, dozens of good patterns., nearly all colon, will wash and wear well, reg- ular 15c everywhere, Bargain Days gar 1 in, ing at per yard only Fine Wash MLaterials 15c A big clearing at this price -Mullins; (ring - barns. Zepbyis and fancy Wash iaateria s -a genuine clean-up of the stock. Last end of ,tines that sold at 26c, 30c and 35c. Bar- 1t5c gain Days, choice per yard only White Waistings 19c Three ends only white Waistinga, neat de- esigns, regul5r 35c. Bargain Days per 19e yard only ...'. .... .....• - Ends of Lawn and Apron Muslin Twenty`, only; ends of plain white Lawn and apron Muslin to be cleared Bargain Days it Very Little Prices Yard -wide Carpet 50c Two ends only yard -wide Carpet, good patterns, pleasing color combination in green and red, a splendid Wearing carpet. Regular 75c. Bargain Daye, per yard 50c only........ �lll\. A Union Carpet 19c Yard -wide union Caret, reversible pattern to fawn shades. Special for Bargaiu 19c Days J Wilton Squares Very Special $25.75 Six only genuine Wilton dgirares, thick, close pile that will stand any amount of hard wear. Neat designs in fawn, red or greed shades. Size 3 x 34 pools. A special lot selling.for quick selling. regula[' 432 00. $25.75 leor Bargain Dave Axminster Squares $1850 There are just two' of .these. They are English make, seamless, good patterns and very darable, size 3x3 yards. De- $1 Q . 5 f1 cidedly special, Bargain Day@ only C7 eN Extra Quality Axminster Squares $33.50 Two only--one,a very handsome rug in fawn shades with small flowers, the anther is a good shade of green -vise 3x4 yards, seamiest', reg.). tar $45.00 quality. For Bargain $33.50 Days, choice Tapestry Rugs $14.50 Two of thein to sell. each 4x41 yards, very good patterns and colors, close pile and good wearing qualities. Very special $14.5U for Bargain Days, either. Cocoa Verandah Mats $2.75 These Mats are 3x6 feet and are worth a lot more money. They have • good design in oolors on plain ground. Will eland any amount of bard usage. We, have six cr seven to sell on Bargain Days for 2 .75 each only ..._ ... . $D Sample Curtains, One-third Off - Here are some Curtain bargains wortb your attention. Twenty-five pairs Lace Curtains, ranging in price from r.Oc to $8.00 per pair. They bare all been need as samples and may be slightly soiled from handling. For this reason we offer them on Bargain Day* at One-third Less Thea Usual Prices There are no two pairsalike. Boys' Heavy Rib Mose, 2 pairs 2Sc Fifty pairs twly ribbed r..tton Hose. leest weight .Harmer fee , fast Meek trihnK 2La _ I parse for ... 4.. �( Odd Hose per pair 10c Seventy-evg.patn odd Hos.assorted ties% sed New Meek, tan or elute. plain, ribbed or with lees blot Clearing Bargain 10c et per Mir Kayser (Moves This stove that Nelle ZSlaves will .&. reser tip.. f , tParasol Bargains Worth Coming j After We want to clear the tdocy Parasols right out on Bargain Days and will make it worth your while to help us do it. Fancy Parasols J $1.25 Seven or eight fancy Parasols, no two alike, all good styles, plain and Dresden designs, regular $200 to 45.50. Choice Bar- $1 . 25 gain Days .. Blue Parasols $1.95 . Plain nosey silk itParasols or plain with white stripe, good quality, nubby wood handler. regular 113.00 and $3.50. Bargain days only $1,95 GREAT THREE DAYS' CLEAR ANCE OF MILLINERY STARTS SATURDAY MORNING Absolutely without any regard for former selling prices, for values, for even cost, we have put price!: on the last of the Millinery that should clear the showroom before Tues- day night. Miss Reynolds • leaves for her holidays at once and there must be an empty showroom when she goes. Any Trimmed flat 95c There will be thirty or more of them to pick . and choose from if you come Saturday morning. All this season's shapes and trimmed with good trimming and in good style. Blacks, whites and color-. We simply will not put one away, so offer you the choice of the entire stook of trimmed bats for 95C Any Untrimmed Shape 25c This is the bargain day price for any un- trimmed Shape in stock Saturday morning. No matter what the former prioe you can take any one on Bargain Days for only 25C Children's Tams 2 for 25c Twenty only children's Wash Tame, white 25e or blue. Special for Bargain Days, two for Clearing Out the Summer Coats. We want to make a clean sweep of the Summer Coats on Bargain Days. They are very stylish gar- ments these last few we have left, but it is not our policy to carry coats over. That's why you can get such unusual bargains as these. Long Tweed Coats $9.75 Justt five of these to sell. Very nobby garments and seryicedMe, too. All different styles. The last ones we have left that sold at $15.00 and $17.00. Choice of the $9.75 five, Bargain Days, only .... Long Linen Coats $5.75 Just three of these long Coate 'if linen and rep1p, white awn shade, veru stylish armente 1.r up In $10.00. Clearing on Bargain Days, each $575 Only .V Three Bargains for Elderly Ladies Three only extra good black Coats for elderly ladies, made from good quality silk and wool repp, handsomely trimmed with bnud. To be sold Bargain Dave at One-quarter Less Than Regular Raincoats $2.45 Pour only ladies' crayenette Raincoats, fawn or dark - grey, three gwrter or full length. each only Bargain Days $2 45 ort y R will wash we I. Rego - Extra Quality Raincoats $7.45 Ladies' Raincoats, plain cloth rubberized. ventilated sleeves, guaranteed rainproof, fawn or navy, regular $A.50 and $12.00. Special for Bargain Day .Ds each $ 7.45 only. These are very stylish garments and will give excellent wear, Cloth Skirts $1.45 Six only ladies' Cloth :Skirts, four light tweed, two black, splendid general purpose garments, For Bargain $1. 5 Days each only. ` Dress 4ioods Bargains that Are Really (iood Here are some Dress Goods Bargains that 'should give us three busy days at the dress goods counter. Suiting* 79c A dozen or more snit end dress lengths. dark and rued ium ligt t colorings, regular up to $1.50. Clearing 7AC on Bargain Days at per yard ly •7 54 -inch Black Serge 50c One sod only all -wool bierk Serge, lid inches wide, fall weight. Por Sea -gain Days only per yard $ 1.00 Black Materials 67c Three or four soda Ane black Drees ltlatnr•iwls, all pit rs «.nil. splendid wearing gsal itlee. Clearing Bargeiit C 7e flays rat V More Dress Goods at 25c As eit.ra MR eleering rat Dress Gonda at this price. r Is tremens of popes added to the pile 'Regular values up to 74e. We hnugbt Chian chap nr we could net eelthews Ni. way Rartein Days only 254c 50c Clearing the White Underwear Four clearing lines of White Under- wear. For Bargain Days selling $3.00 and $3.50 White Skirts $1.95 Seven only extra fine white underwenr Skirts, all made from good quality English cottou, wide frill of handsome Swiss embroid- ery and insertion. Just seven to sell $1 .95 on Bargain Days at each ..... .v $2.50 (towns $1.65 Six only of these very handsome Gown., made from veru flee cotton, yokes of tucking, lace and insertion, two styles to select $1 c5 from. Bargain Days, each only W Drawers 79e Six pairs of Drawers, some of the best we have, made from very fine cotton. wide trill of fine Swiss embroidery, regular $1.15 7� and 111.25. Bargain Days, per pair only Corset Covers 75c Just a few extra quality Corset Covers. reg- ular 61.00 ant $1.26.- Duriog Bargain 75c Days each•only Embroidery to Sell at I0c Hundreds of yards of Swiss embroider • cambric or muslin, flue to eight Inches wide, good patterns, regular 15c to 20c. Bar- 10c gain Days, per yard Vl. Very Fine Embroideries 23c Three hundred yards very fine Swiss Em- broideries and insertions, short ends and odd lots, qualities that sold up to 40c a yard Clearing Bargain Days at per yard 23c Towelling Ends i Nearly one thousand yards of Towelling from one of the best makers in Britain, extra qualities, all mill remnants, going at a good deal less than regular pries. Bleached Table Damask ' A very fine bleached Table Damask. 70 incite. wide. good design, regular $1.10Q2e For Bargain Days only C7 Lace Pillow Shams 25c Fifty only lace Pillow Shams, good patterns, will stand any amount of bard wear, 25c Very special foP Bargain Days, each Sweater Coats $1.38 Ladies' Sweater Coate, V-shaped neck. nice quality wool, colon of navy, cardinal,y or white. Special for Bargain Days. each.... Print Dressing Sacquea 1 1.38 Ladies Dressing 4 acqu�e rn (c'e from gond quality, dark colored washing prints, neat design-, colors of blue or grey. Very 79c special. Bargain Days only ��77tt.. B10 BARGAINS iN CHILDREN'S DRESSES HALF REGULAR PRICES �rrryn �N9� me Fifteen or twenty infanta' and children's dreenes, white rut oolor-, every drew a sam- ple -some extra finequalitie. - in thin In•. The white ones are bandaornely trimmed with 1,ce or emhtoidery. Choice of this entire het on Rargain Days for Regular priess are $s 40 ala $11,00 HODGENS BRO am. 41111111111111111 111.1111111111111111 11111111111111110 amixor- Nemo Corset* Tule pore tbaw milli the farnona 'NSnen" (Sri root.