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The Signal, 1911-9-21, Page 4A 1'soBfisav, riarntaisse, 1911 To SELL f connection with the consultation of the Beytk-Id road sewer, was referred to the public works committee. The public worts committee re- ported in the Metter of the right of way for the new wet that in under to reach Elisabeth street from Hiocks street it would be uecessery to go through the properties of James Bell sod Frank Dodge. Iota NU .and 81, Mc- Donald survey. respectively. Should the town desire to extend Elisabeth street to Mibi.. trees it would be aeeeseary to purchase land off these two lot.. and for the land neoenary for this purpose Mr.a reed to take $1W and Mt. Bell. The com- mittee recommended that the btreet be extended ab proposed and that the necessary- ll And Dod purchased from Messrs. Bell .and The [sport was adopted. The cemetery and parks committee recommended that, there being at present only one set of plans of the cemetery tote. and this being in use at the cemetery. another set be made, to be kept as a record. The committee oleo recommeuded that tbe hill on the bide of the roadway leading into the cemetery- be surveyed into lots to be used as vault sites. The report was adopted. The market committee was ins strutted to call for tenders for the market fees for the veal commencing October Let. lc the matter of the proceedings be- ing taken to restrain the town from constructing the sewer on Bayfield road as proposed. the solicitor was in- st ucted to stuv- the proceedings. 7$e council ['ben adjourned. South Huron. The following is a summary of the majorities in the different municipal- ities in South Huron : McLean. Merner. 8eaforth tie. McKillop 90 Tuckeramith...:215 Hay_ 14 Hayfield Si Henson Stephen Usborne • Exeter . . Stanley TOWN COUNCIL ACCEPTS OFFER1 OF CHAS. C. LEE. II Purchaser Pays 44,000 and Place to Be Run as a Summer Resort for at Least Five Years -Proceedings re the Bayfield Roan Sewer. Beane Reid occupied the chair at the regular meeting of the town council on Friday evening. Councillors Clark. Wallace, Elliott, Kelly and Vaaatter also were present. Among the communications re- ceived was one from John McDonald petitioning the council against under- taking the construction of the pro- posed sewer on Oxford street. This was referred to the public works com- mittee. A request from the chief of police .ora week's holidaym was granted. A communi,:ation from the water and light commission, requesting that the sum of $4.(160 be placed to the credit of the commission, wen rend and referred to the finance committee. A letter from Chas. C. Lee con- tained an offer to purchase the sum- mer hotel for the sum of $4.(100. After considerable discussiou it was moved by Councillor Elliott, seconded by Councillor Clark. that the hotel be sold to Mr. Lee for the sum men- tioned, Mr. Lee agreeing to have the run as • summer hotel for at five years and to pay all taxes. This was carried and the matter of closing the deal was referred to the special committee with power to con- sult the solicitor. Councillor Wallace was the only our to vote against the motion. A letter from N. W. Trewartba, clerk of Goderich township, stating that the township council refused to grant permission ft r the construction of the Bay field road sewer a'pt'opo.el• was refereed to the public works com- mittee. A communication from the town solicitor, drawing attention to the fact that the Railway Cornmi'mion would meet in Toronto October 12th, when the question of interswitchang at Goderich might be taken up, WAS re- terred to the special committee. Another letter from the solicitor. informing the council of the proceed- ings being taken against the town in a► !3118 Majority fres Merner 10 109 92 87 39 408 100 The choicest of oysters now in stock. To secure good confectionery and all kinds of fruit. go to MRs. CAR - ROLL'S, Hamilton street. We enders - rot alwys to carry the test of goods for 'tor cwtomerb. THE RETURNS FOR WEST HURON i . Mr. Lewis' matority in West. Huron, according to the figurer at present available, is 100. 'Phe table below gives the returns of the election of 1008 and also those cf the election just s,oncluded. ASHFISLD. 1909 1911 S Lib. Con. Lit,.Con. S No. 1. r . Its 78 ti7 73 No. 2... 41 8t 18 veal. 1) No. 3 44 5:3 9 ma j. Nat. . , 87 :t,161 No.6 -.. . 53 41 tat 9 Nab 74 18 lit IS No, 7 ... 77 211 51 mei. 364 359 272 1.itf 1J aiajeeity.. 5 84 COLBORNE. No. 1 74 de 07 t 48 No.2 33 42 18 11 No. 3 ......... 7170 61 ' 31No. 4 44 44 3g,,M illi 219 'illi 1S4 1111 1lajority ... 8 5 S G)UERICH. i No.1 EPL 83 49., ' 94 No. Y 57 1110 68 • SI No. 3 72 t30 7U = 08 No.4 64 83 12'waj. No. 6. 781 525 48 ..-• @ �il No. fin....... . ;:. OR 72 14o.7 41 38 49/ �j[;�42 415 401 :356 409 Majority . .... .. 78 53 }J GODERICH TOWNSHIP. No.1 :34 tits 30 71 jJ No.2 . 37 00 27 84 No. 3.... El 70 No. 4 19 60 42 m -7771 No. 4 •..... 52 fife L9 mai. No. 8 31 27 S 318 1= 12." 106 CLINTON. ' 89 48 49 51 J 77 72 88 76 1 84 5P 44 74 S ,11 46 40 57 iJ 4)2 7MMajority 67 ''l WR4T WAWANOSH. No. 4 81 34 90 mallo. 1 ..............49 88 19 Maj. No. 2 42 54 35 51 a .a No. 3 29 61 12 maj. '. No. 5.... 51 2826 ma}. 296 80 73 Majority 7 H r w.I. rrr. 1. No. t ... No.2 51 64 51 N 6$ 47 No. 3. . 44 17 8P .I No. 4 ... 19 N No. 5 A No.fi .. >R 41 I man 'IA 1111 1 Majority 216 N3.1. No. 2 No. 8..... No. 4 2111 :B2 52 2$2 No. 7 ......... Majority 71 RECAPITULATION. Asbletd 114 WO Colborne ... ... 111 2N Oodeeieb 414 IN * In eel Wawaetnah Hn1WI blywKv s>1R 15 MAJOR(TIE%. 84 6 1(31 Ib » 1it 171 N lel+ 1'H.E S1Gr AL GUDE RICA ONTARIO AUBURN. CHICKEN18 HENS WANTED, aura. err .a+b .e tseda ~mg prion hand. W T. RIDDEN. ♦alo s mkt WED:nmDAT. Sept. 20th - Wedding bells are ringing in the village today. Corncuttiog and silo -filling are the order of the day here. W. T. Riddell attended the Weeteru Fair at London for one day last week. The tennis club expects to meet Blyth on the court here on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Naylor and boa visited friends at Wingham from Fri- daytLl Suoday. Rev. Mr. Wylie is expected to oc- cupy his own pulpit in the Baptist church here on Sunday next. K Harvey. of Vaughan township. spoke in the interests of E. N. Lewis at a meeting here last Thursday evening. Alf. Rollinson has built a partition through the centre of his harness shop to allow Mr. Shorts to have his barber shop downstairs. The stork left a baby girl at the home of E. Philips on Saturday morn- ing. We are pleased to say that mother and t bill are both doing well. Awoog those who attended tbe Gode- rich fair yesterday were Mr. and Mr.. Jos. Washington. Dr. Weir, C. Asquith, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Howson. Miss Mary Raitbby. The Epworth League held • "former members' meeting" last night. The pastor, Rev. R. A. Miller, had charge of the meeting and extended a wel- come to the former memhers present. Responses were read from several who used to belong to the League here but have sioce moved away. DUNQANNON. DR. NEWTON, DICNTIST. OF W know. b.s teamed visrthur outside point. „ i wen bseoeforth giro hl. enure attselin - t tan bene Dace. Lncknow. where obe will '. 'mad Wery ear. All modern meth NOTICE. -THS LOCAL AGENCY In DLungannoo for The Signal is at tba Post .moa Book and Stationery Store, whore orders will be r.ne red for subscription., ad earudag and job wort. and receipt. will ba elven tor amounts paid for the same. WEDNEiio-e Y. Sept. 21[h. Miss Hattie Rvan is visiting in Goderich. Miss Donna Bice was visiting at London last week. Mr. Ward, from near Mitchell, is the new principal of our public school. Rev. C. M. Rutherford and Mrs. Rutherford are visiting in the village. Dunvaanon fall fair dates are Oc-- tober 5 and 6. it will be a great occa- sion. The Allen evaporator has been veru busy the last week or two and is hand- ling a large number of apples. T. E. Durnin returned 1 oat week frurn a trip to the West. where he visi- ited his daughters and other relatives. Harry Rvan has returned home from Saskatchewan. where he spent the slimmer with his brother at Ox- bow. Erskine Presbyterian church is still without a pastor. The congregation extended a call to Rev. R. M. McEagh- ren, of Dover Centre, who. however, declined it. Watson McAuley has disposed of his farm of fifty acres near the village to Thos. Spears. of Lucknow. for $:3,500. The new owner takes posses- sion next spring. Special thanksgiving cervices will he held or. Sunday. October 1st. in St. Paul's church, Dungannon. and (:heist church. Port Alpert. rev. W. A. Richardson. of Lueknow. 'will he the preacher. The new central for the Goderich Rural Telephone Co. has been estab- lished in Dungannon. with James Johnston as manager. Miss Ethel Glenn and Miss Phillips. the latter from Blyth. will do the operating. The entire system is to, he centralized here. OBITUARY. -e )n Mon.lay morning, September 11th, Mrs. Robert Bruce, of Ebenezer. departed this life at the early age of thirty-one yearn. The deceased. whose maiden name was Elizabeth Jackson. was born near Ambetley 4.nd about seven years ago war niarri.•d t,• Roht. Bruce, of West Wawanosh Ste is survived by her husband and two children. The fun- eral took place to Dungannon ceme- tery on Wednesday. Opening Up of the O. T. P. Substantial progress ia being made in all directions in the construction and opening for traffic of the lines of tbe Grand Trunk Pacific. Recent re- ports given out announced the com- pletion of the line to Fitzhugh. a point in the .laaper National Park. 1027 miles west of Winnipeg, and service will be immediately extended thereto. and it is expected that 50 or 00 miles additional beyond Fitzhugh will be graded for .ted this fall. This would bring steel to Tete Janne Cache. Work on the Prince Albert Branch is being 'rapidlypushed forward and steel bas been id as fat a: Waka. 06 mile. from the main line. and grading on this line hs. been completed within 34 miles of Prince Albert. On the Branch from Regina to the international Boundary, 26 mile, of steel will be completed this fall and 80 per cent. of the grading on the Regina - Moose Jaw drench has been flni.bed Construction work on the Brandon Branch which nuns south from the main line at Harte • distance of 26 mile• is being commenced this week. end when complete will etre the Grand Trunk Paciic the shortest line between Winnipeg and Brandies. (trading bas practically been cora Ideted on the firs 50 miles of the Big- gar -Calgary Braeeb. and work was mart edlast week on 54 miles of the line hoes BM.Ueford Wert titwssY the Cut Knife District toward. Wa right. Alberta. On tbe Tofield-Calgary Branch steel ha* bare laid to the Red Deer River. The above gives • gond Mea of bow the wort n• the branches is babe advanced. in oddities to wage ala main Hoes err bray pushed (.ewrsrd set Jeri! Elan. Offer. The YlgnaJ eta/ D•Y (Including the magadne section) date w�e te of of order tis JasslarT MIL tor 76e, or tmtll Janwry Dodd's are the ady medl ie kir KidoeyMsewEa i• Pills earable moil rods= tared R. D'ad's themselves conhes that wahine Dead's Pins they sea Dir Dachas Kidney PI6 see the first -shies Met war cared Diabessa I.itadens --ter , sans sad pip, are advertised s• ds se, bet the nedleiss that den Diabetes is Deid's iCdasy Tia Mod'.IGdaey PUle ere Mr mats a ben as •1 Special Notice. The Baptist ladies will bold • sale of home-made bread. pies, buns and cookies on Setardey next, September 23rd. All these good things will be on sale at Mr. Thome, rtis music store, at 2 p. w. For an occasion, use Blackstone.' delicious ice cream, in bulk or fancy briek.. 'Phone 240. "Crowded houses greeted Rev. Dr. Medd in the Methodist church. He is a very- interesting lecturer, as was evidenced by the fact that he held the attention of the audieuce for more than ten o hour,."-t)reeden Tiintes. In Victoria street church on Friday evening, October 8tb. An Unknown Post Office. The burly farmer strode anxiously into the postodice. "Have you got any letter for Mike Howe ?" he asked. The new poets.aater looked !him up and down. "For -who%" he snapt. "Mike Howe t" repeated the farmer. The postmaster turned aside. . "I don't understand 1" be returned stiffly. "Don't understand !" roared the a plir.tnt. "Can't you understand plait English? I asked if you got any letter for Mike Howe!" "Well. I haven't!" snorted the post - !raster. -Neither have I got a letter for anybody else's cowl Get out !"-- London Answers. Alt Sorts of Weakness and Debility. People who are run down or weak cannot get etrong until the vital or- gans and the nervous system are re- stored to proper activity. Our Mac- L.eod's System Renovator is a nerve food and stimulant. It builds up the nervous systema and also promotes digestion and the tot 'nation of healthy blood. It helps almost freta the lint and all gain is permanent, be- (uanse the system is actually built up. We guarantee it. One dollar bottle. Manufactured by_ MacLeod Medicine Co.. Godericb. Ont. For sale by E. IL Wigle. druggist. CURRENT LITERATURE. (k rouge WOMAN'S HOME COMPAN- ION. -The October Woman's Home Companion contains tbe first chapter of a new serisl. "The Poor lardy, by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. It is a story of modern American life. and is chiefly concerned with two women - one, an ambitious and unscrupulous wife: the other, fine. high-minded and womanly. In the same number a well-known financial authority writes an at title of int. -rest and itnportsncr to evens- is omen. He describes the snares set by disbonest business con- cerns to catch women investors. and tells mans- stories of real life illustrat- ing his pointe. Other noteb'e articles are : 'Experiments in Spending." '•The Girlhood of Madame Schumann• Heink," "The Moving -Picture Show,-' Money -making a t Home- a n d "Women Painters of America" Splendid fiction is furnished by Juliet Wilbor Tnmpkin.. Julia Truitt Riehnp. Ernest Poole and Barr Moses. On the practical side the October Companion is of special value. Its great fashion and household depart- ments are unusually hull of useful sug- gestions and entertaining reading. Sentence Bending. Etch word of this settemcesa.4- begin with the hdltal Iattsr d word given by the leader to eases resat for convenience Mt the bo�� brgla; then the player on bet elves the useoad weed. the.sfi the OAK ate. ss flat the w10 be esmplsted ashy when It raebe the lease or whoever started It. Qmat ear. most be taken not to elves a word Haat wUl ed the sentence. as the leader M the only one who is Pap - pewee to Natoli It Bet /f a player caret avoid finishing a sesame* he self pay a forfeit eft drop eat et the ▪ Suppe* there are sex player May another may play) and the leader says 91,16." ism 2 "bast. No. $ 'bemb*q" Nen 4 "baa' Than No. 4 le est se pays some torten,. as be bee thelehaa the ...tante. Bot Ye extras m1Ml bare been, 'llosa, W begs. bet lttti- w Mus," tlr bar • r 4!o= lml/� elf le ease► The mew. rtdiedeeN 4l% eeliMre are t3. rows tea Met$ • Sews eV fibtpsnse, '7ltr • Bute at r4esaes' eras�t II. WIPP see Oris es Mag alp a lV SW N Sanwa L et fliterm$ Mibi °Om W tiring WWII r r �• Mom `�7• Ow tt�� ass fR ver•• `Oaf e$rels-` IMO w day alb yes inn the �t 1 r l TORONTO. ONT.. i- reoogntaed 4 ''( an- ada'. H!r gh-CleCommercial School. • Tb. tn/frpoUoe Sri abiolnt&ly flrvt-cl*.s. IV rite today for oar oatalogae. Enter now. elberearaliaiesistainiere MISS EDITH L. COUZENS TEACHER Peen of Prof. Mii-tlo sod student of Alexa 1 olleee. ir prepared to g ve tgt•sas ice Piano end Organ. Pupil' pstgmd for University «�and � h(onoolmImmevme�, am iSilnatHi PARSON AGM HOL>t1 ESC1 LLE. W ANTED -- CREAM Farmers or dairymen who have no good local market sbodtd write today for quo[ ton card from the SARNIA CREAMERY CO. We pay HIGHEST PRICES. We pay HARD CASH. and we remit APTER EACH e(HIPMENT. You can deliver your cream to Noun NEAR - NET railway station. A trial ship- ment will convince you that these is good money in shipping cream to Sarnia. We furnish best bink references. Write for quotation card. Sarnia Creamery Co. SARNIA, ONT. Low Rate Excursions Q TO NEW ONTARIO SEPTEMBER 30th Frew stations is Oater* Kingston. Mader/mine and Weet To statists a T. and N 0. Ra2way. Hs2eyb.ry and Nert1 Tickets will be issued at rate of ONE GENT PER MILE EACH WAY Rebore Limit Oct re, Tr e "COBALT SPECIAL' lame Termite 11.p p. es. doily cerryi•e through combo. COL$NIST EICUISISf4S slay Mil 'nabs 51 TO seotaae. Week MOW • C. Vgucsawr. B. C NYwlnwer, B. C. MOMS. Waeth. Ow. Sea Ptpedseo GI Lae Cd Ilea Cal Norio w 116am. ore ear .weed aim Vert ten ries NIB _ _ , . P.F. La NATIONAL RANGES Bur that new Range while you are in Goderich attending the i;zbibition. To be up-to-date. to insure good satisfaction in cooking and under all circumstances, you must possess a NATIONAL HANOa. They speak for themselves. SOUVENIR and ART GARLAND HEATERS are the beet on the market. Is not NOW the time to be thinking of that new stove for the coming winters use? HORSE BLANKETS The sea.on of the year is approaching when these goods will be much in demand. We handle only what is bast. MARTIN-SENOUR PAINT We have in ;tock an excellent supply for the fall &Rade. FRED HUNT Plumbing, Heating. Earestrongbing and General Hardware. Hamilton Street tini1g111‘tti_ 4100164101W00001ineninialliiitiii iiiiii Our Motto: "'A quare deal to everyone .. 1 WATCH FOR OUR 3 SPECIAL 4 3 ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK F 1 F iT WILL INTEREST YOU. F ir. E AGENCY NORDHKIMER PiANO" W. J. M UI R & CO. t Orr Min "tie best crakes ea•r' Per yaw awe " rI......a.:"......da_____ READ WHAT WE SAY OF DRESS Gi00D8 1 still control as a leading color in the realm B�g,AC K ofdress. Black is ..lenses dignified and eleg><nt. We have an abundance of handsome stuffs at prices unprecedented for cheapness. Give us Ia chance to show you our 1 GOODS BLACK ,w„w, GOODS COATS New Fall and Winter Coats, in Beavers, ,Kersey, Broads, Tweeds, in 1 many colors, man-made in the latest styles, with the new Presto collar. SWEATER COATS For ladies, girls, boys, children, in white, blue, red, grey and combinations. Prices from 75c to $7.50. BEAR COATS Table Linen Ask for full bleached at 50 cents and halt bleached at 26 cents, if you want extra values.Medallions Eiderdown Wool This is a new cool for auto Toques. It takes cnlydxskeins to make a toque. Dress Trimmings Kimono Cloths Never offered such s new ere- ngea, Everything that iis hPrivalues. American en d II Canadian makes, beautiful i Cords, Braids, Tussles, F4ogs, Girdles, patterns and ooloringa. and Allover,. prices 10o to lin. Heads ice black and white. lever had Corsets such a showing. Our patrons are imam than pleased with the val- Silks tae.wettregivanRinOorests. The style is the latest, nice nifty auto We stock it ' in colors, Week. white, old rose. oldgoesp blue, navy, tan, cardinal, grey and green. Full directions for making toque with the wools. just Bleck, 36 inches wide. Taffeta Meialine. right to wear with the now in „trim Seery Marquisette, Palette- pair guaranteed and such • qualities are not found in $1.00, $1.25. s1 .y3 other makes at the prices h we ask for D. & A. 3. H. COLBORNE TORONTO. ONT.. i- reoogntaed 4 ''( an- ada'. H!r gh-CleCommercial School. • Tb. tn/frpoUoe Sri abiolnt&ly flrvt-cl*.s. IV rite today for oar oatalogae. Enter now. elberearaliaiesistainiere MISS EDITH L. COUZENS TEACHER Peen of Prof. Mii-tlo sod student of Alexa 1 olleee. ir prepared to g ve tgt•sas ice Piano end Organ. Pupil' pstgmd for University «�and � h(onoolmImmevme�, am iSilnatHi PARSON AGM HOL>t1 ESC1 LLE. W ANTED -- CREAM Farmers or dairymen who have no good local market sbodtd write today for quo[ ton card from the SARNIA CREAMERY CO. We pay HIGHEST PRICES. We pay HARD CASH. and we remit APTER EACH e(HIPMENT. You can deliver your cream to Noun NEAR - NET railway station. A trial ship- ment will convince you that these is good money in shipping cream to Sarnia. We furnish best bink references. Write for quotation card. Sarnia Creamery Co. SARNIA, ONT. Low Rate Excursions Q TO NEW ONTARIO SEPTEMBER 30th Frew stations is Oater* Kingston. Mader/mine and Weet To statists a T. and N 0. Ra2way. Hs2eyb.ry and Nert1 Tickets will be issued at rate of ONE GENT PER MILE EACH WAY Rebore Limit Oct re, Tr e "COBALT SPECIAL' lame Termite 11.p p. es. doily cerryi•e through combo. COL$NIST EICUISISf4S slay Mil 'nabs 51 TO seotaae. Week MOW • C. Vgucsawr. B. C NYwlnwer, B. C. MOMS. Waeth. Ow. Sea Ptpedseo GI Lae Cd Ilea Cal Norio w 116am. ore ear .weed aim Vert ten ries NIB _ _ , . P.F. La NATIONAL RANGES Bur that new Range while you are in Goderich attending the i;zbibition. To be up-to-date. to insure good satisfaction in cooking and under all circumstances, you must possess a NATIONAL HANOa. They speak for themselves. SOUVENIR and ART GARLAND HEATERS are the beet on the market. Is not NOW the time to be thinking of that new stove for the coming winters use? HORSE BLANKETS The sea.on of the year is approaching when these goods will be much in demand. We handle only what is bast. MARTIN-SENOUR PAINT We have in ;tock an excellent supply for the fall &Rade. FRED HUNT Plumbing, Heating. Earestrongbing and General Hardware. Hamilton Street tini1g111‘tti_ 4100164101W00001ineninialliiitiii iiiiii Our Motto: "'A quare deal to everyone .. 1 WATCH FOR OUR 3 SPECIAL 4 3 ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK F 1 F iT WILL INTEREST YOU. F ir. E AGENCY NORDHKIMER PiANO" W. J. M UI R & CO. t Orr Min "tie best crakes ea•r' Per yaw awe "