The Signal, 1912-12-12, Page 9Be sure Ho read the opeeing
chapters of The Sigtoaas Dew
story
"Che Chalice
of Courage'
to he oomfneneed next weed
It's a good 0410.
'SIXTY FOURTH YI♦at-Ha 010
GOJ)ERIOH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1912
0
:rrllIE STERUNGBANKj
OF CANADA
POSITIVE ASSURANCE
Your only positive assurance ot'be, ug richer five
years beece than you are now, is to open a savings
account and coetioue it.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
•
GODERICH MARKETS.
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Twollattiae. Dec. Ink.
W waeat, Der bush 10 in to 0 0 diel
wheetzlintalt 0 4e to 0 to
ase 032 to d11
por boob as0100 to 1 43 to 0 1
110 r`
per beak per ton 10 00 to y. per owt 3 66 to f 00
75
,.seer, patent, per own 800 to 3 10
Ikeapar tau 17 00 to 17 00
n..r1.. per ton 19 00 to lie 00
, per too. new 11 70 to 11 M
rs,r e OHO Bet►
Md. per A 6 00 to 5 50
ef810 013
asO
par lb
onto 25
0 el to 0 t8
Cfreek_mrje8 031 to 833
b0111 1Mto 200
pre OW sbet 00 to f 00
maedi to ERA pr cwt6 00 to 6 26
expo per cwt . a int is e M
7 SI to 7 66
700
f M
For Christm
i
C
s
One of the most substantial rre.ents you can give your wife
or mother is en iosursnos policy on your life. Try one of the
MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA POLICIES
and see how she likes it.
A. G. NISBET
Durrett"' Assam'
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE, GODERICH
'Pilots= : Orrice 36 ; Hones 150. P. O. Boz 964
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GODERICH j
'BUS LINE 1
Two 'buses meet all trains.
Private calls have prompt and
)) careful attention. First - class
1 livery outfits at all times.
1 Reasonable prices.
THE DAVIS LIVERY
CF. & T. M. Davis
South Street 'Phone No. 61
GEO. WATSON
PRACTICAL
TAILOR
has reopened a store 1n the old stead.
Montreal street tasxt Beretta' livery&
and will M pleased to see all hie old
customers, ss well es any sew ones.
CLOTHES GLEANED
REPAIRED and PRESSED
in the best Kay at moderato erioee•
OIvi BIM A CALL
i
Ladies' handbags, handsome and
bought direct from the makers, at
Hick's d rug store.
HAVEYOUA
1
Mebp. per owt
T per I1 a
=meows m cwt ....
4Mts
01 to
7m33tow
7
PUBLIC sons
OUT OF BMPLOTMIINTT-
tterves you right! Leasebsehertrade.
AJways saw oatMStr barber. Our
toprev.dheMm masher eel Is•
atmethe Una `eyea kir
mealeees. M ri OLraaE
Tomato.
sow
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN
W stook beading boatman t I wast, e
Uva. ambitious repnaetat1ve is every
sAsst4r
aid tows (0 hoses weeks.
besets
dleasts mot Nada and
or cell.
TH L i rt B ON, as
bars from
noirvand
or tail. ♦ O OB N, !i
Colborne boast. Ts ssia
WLBORNE BRICKYARDS. - A
VI:
wrd iq aoute et *tech die tor sobs.
then should Boss so 1 Y
the
' will soon go. J. PiTBLADO k140NR
TO W N OF OODBRICH,
To in-ute .e Clement, allesae..MSwabert y
town of Godsrloh meat be Weld with W
town clerk at once. All pentad mbw,
the town are regorged to setae tide 80seiite
before the end of the ',ter. MEL__ Dated this I3th dal of Deoe Lber.
_Clash.
S SITUATIONS VACANT.
FARM FOR SALE ? ,
The Publicity Association for Huron
Doom" Weed to publish • list of farm
propMtleetee sale In tble county, and
e st panes having a farm for sale
Uva
MOW to any prober of the
e posed below.
partlrtalars of
bing It and stating
ey will sell. When
u e 01/Sufficient farms nave
best as executive will pub-
lleh th. rtw total tor gesiong
• -tears, WE6a41 obarge to the
.4
particulars may be obtained
from
p.217 of the exeouUve.
JOHN LLCyK. 11L. rs.sii .nHrnwele.
Aa YMITCRKl,L, esay, Goderlah..E
i0ecmtive cowmittir-J. ll. Govav-
wee. {reeve d Mc W4tthrop P.
O. ;150.70'1 *10Trole W a,
GUM. Reeve of Stanley. tea P. 0. :
JoNN RaN1VORD. President Clinton
Beard of Trade; W. J. Hua AN, Reeve
of Exeter Tema erorns*s, Dangan-
sou ; R W. Lv10erro0s, Reeve of
Grey. MonerieR, P. O.
WANTED
i 1V DRAB M.rlaeTand (h.s,siALHBoRsplAtaNL-
three or four pupil nurse.. Apply W M198
GRIFFITHS, Superintendent. MR_
FARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
SERVANT*.-Pervons reQuirio farm Delp
should apply at ones to WILLIAM MoQUIL-
LIN, Dominica Government lkuploymeut
Arent, St. Helene, Ont. Orders left with H. D.
WOOD'S St. Helms, Ont-. will receivetf pt
attention.
etOMPETBNT BOOK-KEEPER AND
lJ stenaaggnnpier. with two years' e1-prience.
&wires podtio.. Apply P. 0. BOX lGode-
rich.
FOALE.
1U -10R SALL-SECONDHAND RAD -
112 1ANT Rome food condition. Bo rSIGNAL OYFICS y
EOR SALE•-.8HORTHORN COW.
good milker and w11 bred. Calved on
her 8th. Apply to E. V. LAWSON.
Dunlop. Telephoto, r. 6-12. 18 M.
1
WvhflJ1Jrfl
Ss
Il .;tt cl ic a e t
i/
co
.. .w. ..... golden no Iun l w for
fast win cityof the haat Great, West,"
offer" you the •sine golden opportunities for
Good Sound Real Estate
Investment
that Regina, Moos, Jaw. Saskatoon. Calgary
and Edmonton offered five or six years ago.
The C. P. R and G. T. R. arts NOW making
extensive developp8enta in Weyburn. Rask.
Our lots In "City Gardens." in the old original
townelte, right at the door of the big C. P. R.
ftp, at 1360.00 each, require. only a small
case payghRt and the balance in O.12 and 18 months.
Time eery terms .re Rosi only until January let.
Ma Ten are hoend to make mighty big profit. In
the very sear fatere.
Write lie for the Board of Trade pamphlet on the
0. P. L Dsvele oseta.
E. V. Campion csc Company
Med Mase t Weybori. Seek. 1sraattood, Oot. Ake : il! Maer.t At.
nearrelipendlanes should he addressed to nor
Hssee ord opine.
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,I1EACHER WANTED. -FOR U. 13.
S. No. 1. Addled. Colborne and West
awawdtt. Duties to eeenaseoe after New
years, Apply. stsUng gmIlo8Uone aid sal-
ary expelled, to HOST. MoILWAIN Vas
File
ri1EACHER WANTED. -FOR tr. S.
11 Na 9, Colborne (Dunlop+. Dation to mar
noses In Janu.ry next Apply. eta: tag int
lU
uaon. and radars expected. to A. A. int
LIAMS, Secretary, Dunlop.
41.21.
FOR SALE OR TO KENT
R SALE. -A BUILDING LOT
(1 on N.wg•te street. Apply to F. J. P ID
HAY.
YLAWNO. ZBOF1914 OF THE
Renew Your
Subscription
to The Signal and secure
one of the handsome
Calendars for 1913.
THE SIGNAL PR16 1'NO CO.. Ltd., Pont✓ omes
CARD OP THANKS.
ARD OF 'THANKS. -THE °F-
t..)ricsiv4 and members of Eureka l'0,,ucil,
No. im, It 1'. of T., extend their thunk• all
thews whet kfudly Rare their assidanoe n. the
TOW V OP OODSKICH. PrinkBatt "d the eotertalument in the Temper
.nos ou the evening of I heredity. Deeem-
To AUTHORIZE Tea 0O.MOWINO Or 185.010 a7 her S J. T. NEWELL. 8. C.
TR8 Iaeve AND SALO 01 trenaNTL'aIa, 7V -
PitOVIDR (30.000 1014 TNa MIT Or A MAN?
TO DISTO1nv7s. R1.aeta1C 10.118 7a DS
evPTLISO a T T ■ If' HT000--1:1CCTI.0
P011111 COMelleMON Or 0llT41110, AND 15.
100 rota TEM OMIT 07 AN SLSOT.IC-Dart'1N
rear TO as vse0 1 n OON N 1LTlON wirer Mt
TOWN WATIOWOR1s 878788.
Whcresa It Y.s.eerary to rates by wry of
loan on the credit of Lite Lite town
the omit of w orR•
sumfor of pul,astoM
plaot, machinery and applications neoeerar7 for
the diet Abelian of eleotuo power In the said
town to be .upeH.d by 1 he Hydro -electric
Power tsosledon of • warn, and • further
in of eb'Mto pswlide for the Dost of an eler-
FOR SALE. -THE FARM OWNED
by the late John Halliday on the 3rd ooP-
cesston of Colborne. containing Idd acres.
Good stpne hoose with frame kitchen and
woodshed ; furnace in hones ; hydraulic wafer
..upvly : good barn ; young orchard ; ten aerie
of bosh. Convenient to church end school
Offered at an for Immediate tale.
Apnl7 to Mics. HALLIDAY, Cameron street,
or Gederich P (1
FOR SALE. -THE 100 -ACRE FARM
• oo the itk cooeewIon of 000borne, wee -
we by the undersigned. let tamed for sale.
Buildings -a
storynds-haltbrii k hoose.
rood
gsbarn apd silo, and large died.
Everything in good order; farm well fenced
I watered by spring creels. Land all seeded
down. In every way one of the beat farme in
the tweed,. Situation convenient to market
i town. end C. P. R. station. Possession can be
given la the tall. ANDREW JOHNuTON,
Carisw P. 0. Mt?.
'WARD( FOR SALE. -THS EAST
hal trf lot etas la the fourth eouoes-
rise. Iaat.rw , DMM00. el W township of A'h
lie. csatataat.g 100 .mea The buldior. con-
** K. fy.er ham asd pants barn. There
dal
a small setlmd. for seek -wars apply to t. M; ere tlUD/'OI T, HAY* a; Ki4
12-tt
F1R8T-OLA08 FARM FOR BALK
ddon.oss iotawk!Wiser cwt 7, w.11s saws wItb1. Mt=ow swd lv(ldrrat,8rant y0i aepaey ApplhetoFW
.-
McDONAOH. C.rMw. Out
ru
trio -strives pumAnd p pi
Intended to be cthe
created by this bfylialne w. the debt
And whereat it is desired.10 mho the
p-
debePlmese at em time, and
sepal d the as e r repayable In yearly sums
during the of thirty yearn. 117Wog. the cur-
ing of seek Vi a •aid yearly same -
vet •meant✓ tart t s ander-
racybe-
gat* year tor principal
egsst et the sad debt shall b
and tale equal the amount paayabl,
as .I8 Yyaset
- of lye ataer tw.bca-olae yeah the
quired to be
ttla e the
rate for paying the
salt NKaeaA int net as heteinaher peovded
▪ Dramas W am000t of the whole me
ashypewgeefd au.. add town of (+dar eh .,
ge yg
to the last re owed aeeurmeot toll
tissue[ M QOM•
Aad Whereas Ile amount of the exist Eng do-
Ileld of rev/9L74 municipality. e
eel u-
taf loadtsOreement deb,
sad mean sf the piuolpal or Interest le to
smears. 7tiers'o.e the onoudl of the comets.
Lion of the town of 13 .de• 1 b enact* as slow• :
t. -That for tm pirecne at •reeai4 it shell be
lawful to the Moyer sod treasurer of tits said
LAYdeemsboriser' t1h. won
ser' Mao sae
to tto isuo
ts
is
a,yw n[ art 51 .5 e. each of which debentures
Men Memel stave ia•eof the hem thereof.
B
sed within thirty pan [bone
after at tors edea of the treaeet er of the said
said debenture -8 shall be payable In
tairr7 •ante tastabasioi during the thirty
years next altar tae boob thereof.
3. -Each of the .aid debenture shall be
slimed by the ]tamer of the mid town of Dede-
rick or bypass w par on anthodsd by by-
law 0saa411t l e, and by the treasurer to rare
as• s
the r4t Mden seal the ..ame with the corn-
law
mei el said •eoroo, u l .n.
4.-1 he said dsMnturee .hail bear interest at
the rats Of Ire tem emit. per annum, payable
yearly, at the also et the old treasurer. and
shall have athichsd thereto comma) for the
payment d seem. which coupons shell be
signed be tae xatior.md treasurer of the geld
town.
S. Durlet tis esd ^y of the and deben
ti -
tures awn smmg M r e'er annually by special
rodeos all the tmteable property In the said
town eIambingl the sum of 1821081 for the
purpose et paging t11e amom.t due io each of
Chested year,. foe petedpal and'interest In re -
sport of the said debt.
a-Thts bylaw shell take effect and come in-
to operation from and after tie fine) parsing
thereof.
7.e vote Otis electors of W said town
(
(It derlek M taken s ktylati.8 the
Ne+eee times oaken
a eea mr tae saves
eepeta eilw+r-Gte vole of use said
teeters mwiblpal councillor., for the ensu-
ing year at Mt
8. On 8.terday. the 4th day of Januar), 1913.
at the council chambers io the *AM town of
Oodetich, at the hour of It. o clook in the tore-
ro on. the Mayor of the ad corporation .hall
appoint In writing, -Awned by hfmorlf, two per-
sons to attend st i he final summing up of tha
votes by the de. k. and one presort to attend at
each polling place on behalf of the per..ons in-
terested in and de -Imus of promoutie this by-
law. and a like number on behalf o the per -
80'.e interested in and desirou. of opposing the
peeing of this bylaw.
9.--The°lark of the said mnnicipal council of
the torn of Ooderirh &ball attend at his office
in the town hail at ten o'clock in the forenoon
on the 7th day of January, 1913. to sum up the
number of votes tor end against the bylaw.
Provisionally mimed at the council chamber
at the town or nooad rich the I lib day of Deoem-
ber, A. D. 191..
C. A. REID, L. KNOX.
Mayor. Clerk,
R 1 ALB. -100 ACRES OF LAN!)
ii earth of tie town of esates18.
teiay lana,
all soder miltivat ea • Mak
barn, to essssot loses: lame (rase `ones,•
newly painted. W In geed mesh; wen at both
barn Amity
OB1E00holm 'INLOOYBisteriatt
CARM FOerie,114R, BALE.-g,S II%TY-FIVE
' aid Mt AM
kNdhC me.
barNN:s
llg
tem izi,
vele
w88
an_Iq seed esetl .se.
other
E10R
SALM-THAT FDNB RERt-
as Ube A.
4=ero _r
ecalnese
sea ains
mesa deer
ea adermia
slas
_[
TAKE NOTICE that (be above id • true copy
of a proposed bylaw wh h has been (alien lutn
by the council of the municipality Araoonalderst loo, and which will be dually
.7.010(111e assent of the elector., being ob-
tained theretol atter one toroth from the lest
publication In The Star newspaper, h a
of which publication Wes the tat day
De-
cember. 1912. and that th • voter 01 the electors
of the said m•.nictpality w111 be taken therms
en the day and the hours and places therein
fixed.
And farther take natdoe that all leaseholder,
4oal1Aed under the prov)rlons of 3 Edward
VII.. chapter 19, aectys 364, 8. 8. 1. are re -
gutted ten days before the layer voting to tale
with me • et.tutory declaration of qualifies
tion. otherwise their names will not appear on
the voter• Bettor such
L. KNOB
• Clerk.
i
AUCTION- SALES.
/,AIAD OF THANKS. -MRS. TAIT
IJ and family w)ah to exprew their deep
a-atitede to friends and uelghborr for the ver,)
Many itindoesae, their A .ban and fatved during the i
her. the W.es Jetties. Tait,,
and also for syu.p.thy extended to the time of
bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS. -I DESIRE
to expr8e- toy mesterei thanks to the An -
carrot Order of 1 r.lted Workmen for payment
of the policy of lite Ln.uren a held b) my late
h usband
OEY. Sault OM- Maris, in (het eOu•
HERBERT J.
• K.N
4 Ubltiu!unLB
F A CARLOAD OFFIR3.*T-CLASS MILCH
COW
Mr. J. Y. Ferguson will sell by public auction
at the King Edward hotel Kabtea, Goderich,
an FRIDA 2. DECKMBIR 8D,
oddessndeg at 0:510 o'clock sharp : Thirty-five
watt -bred young cows. mom[ of them ghee
Dsa,hama. wens to freshen early, and others
CM In March east A pill.
Terme.-Bevan mouths' credit will be given
eeaa furnishing approved joint Petra. Gorr • die
J. L • ) OUSON TROIKAS OUNDRY h
Proorletr. Auctyos.,
I1LKARINO AUCTION SALE
\FARM. FARM STOCK AND IMPLOMINTB,
Mr. Alex. Rote will 841 b7 mimic auction at
eny w awseo'h, on
latst,ctAY DIOt7EMBitR 17.
at 0 o'olaek scarp : 160 acres, oon-
e tetLe awl part idiot 2$ oonoesios 2,
ias1 draft are, t eats
gac
m [swan teal
pt Hary Matt1
ett
IP
eine et Men L
sew, ht Tsars alp. dtw tans! 14R,lareb;
sear, save. Tsars W. ase Wolk' In
N r 1 1 grads saw. t years ala, doe to
YMarab 1 sew, awn
old, due *ens t t• lnailma aaasif ; t Os1e1aeaomml se In
*As ca• lve tAel.s two 7.11.1 sY ; e
x oloya■ir.teeaw. Awes s, II slaw tame j 1DeirD i
twin ' ' gtr
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WM.i erjw e fOilkk. ell arssw
seta .,. saddr. s tare
BYLAW NO. 24 OF 1912, OF THE
TOWN OF OODIRICH.
A IVuw 4111ANTINW TO MnNRR MAYUTAC-
TURnrO l'O1r*NT A vixen AMIMSWINT
0014 A PRRIOD Or Tin YRAR*.
Whereto; the Mistier Manufacturing Com -
puny. of the cities of Windsor and Detroit. are
about to establish. or cause to be eetabuehed,
upon the property at .he ooroer of Waterioo
.ori Rehm streets, known formerly ar Smith's
Tannery. and comprising lot opmber 798 in the
sad town of Goderlcb, se loduetry for the
maea[aetare and rete of toilet acoe.sorie•.
Aod whereas the said Masher Manufacturing
Compsny has tegne'ted the municipality of
the Lowe of Goderieh to aid them an establiih-
lag the said bedews by granting to them. oe
their badge-. a flied ammee.ent, of One Thou.
mod Denny-, on said laude, together with all
buildingmachinery,
•. plant o improveroonte.
now. or that may hereafter during the cur-
rency of thi. bylaw he erected. placed or made
'Arson. for the purpose. of • he .1••d business.
Aod whereas it le deemed expedient to grant
the sad ad to the said MI -ser Maoutactaring
Company oo the forme, and oond1Uons hereln-
'fter set out.
Therefore be it enacted and It Is hereby en-
ected by the municipal council of the corpora-
uou of the town of Guderirh :
L -The said Mleoer Menefcturiog Com-
o.tty, M a condition prec.dent to the granting
of the ad hereinafter mentioned. theft estab-
lish sod oommouoe and continue to operate
..pun the raid land... namely. lot number 798 In
the mid town of Goderich, the proposed lodes -
try for tor. manufacture and tale of toilet ars
memories.
R -Por the puiyaue of aiding the said Misner
Msnufaoeuring Company iueeubll.Nng and
tasrrying on the mad bw.lnee, it is hereby de•
Glared that the assemment of so mach of
the mid lands ea may hereafter be oecu•
pied sad made use of by the said 31Gner
Manuhoturing Company, or their a-.igno,
in connection ton with the said beaten'. to -
AUCTION SALES.
sst sc star Deewm b 17,-1 ialMr1
es
iter er Aags 1st 4 t Ir 11 vases
w
December
R atm 1[l
TO VOTE ON HYDRO -
MONEY BYLAW SUBMITTED TO
THE ELECTORS.
11136,000 tor Distribution Plant and
Electric Pump -- Another Bylaw
Vote Will Be in Connection with
the Misner Company's Proposition.
The town council has decided to
submit to vote of the ratepayers a
bylaw W provide money for distribu-
tion of hydro -electric power. The
amount named in the bylaw is $36,000,
of tide amount $5,000 ')zing for an
electric pimp.
This decision was reached at the
adjourned meeting of the council on
Wednesday evening.
At the regular meeting on Friday
evening several of the members ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with the cir-
cumstances under which they were
asked to deal with the matter. Reeve
Muunings spoke of the conflicting
statement. that had been made by
different representatives of the Com-
mission on their visite to the district,
and Mayor Reid spoke in a similar
strain, intimating that there was no
definiteness in the promises concern-
ing Maitland River power. Councillor
Vaoatter remarked that somethingare
more that. Mr. Beck's word ws -
quired sea guarantee, and Councillor
Laithwaite echoed this sentiment.
The meeting at Clinton on Tuesday
yielded nothing more definite in the
way of any provision for Maitland
power, and yet the council on Wed-
nesday adopted, provisionally, the
bylaw to raise 51195,088) in connection
with the Niagara proposition. This,
too, in face of the fact that no estimate
was before the council of the cost of
the distribution plant, such ore was
promised by the Commission. It
must be said the proceeding was
decidedly unbusinesslike.
Having mentioned Councillor Van-
atter'e name above, it 1s only fair to
say he was not present at the Wed-
nesday night meeting.
It may be that the council, despair-
ing of getting anything definite from
the Commission, wished to get rid of
the respoosibtlil y of dealing definitely
wether with au buld{ng.• machinery, plant with the question by throwing it on
cu pied and node use of aa a foreedd. o r here-
and Improvements now on said lands ret or-
the ratep.ayers. AL any rate, the
question is now before the electors of
atter during `the c,rreuey of tib bylaw to be
pi reed or made :hereon for the per/toots of the
said business, shell be aseeseed during the pet -
i d of ten years a,mwendog wish the year 1913
wt the cam of One 1 Demand Leallars.
S - The privileges hereby granted t . the rad
M1-ner Manuh.cnutng Company shall forth-
with cease if at any titoe during the tad period
Of ten 7•'..n• the .old bundles Ito to be e.tah
bodied shall cease tt.• .•p• ration-.
41.--1 his bylaw `hall Oil...etre. t on the day of
the On.1 pa..lug the. wf.
6,-11e vote of the elo.,tors of the .aid town
of Gods rich .h.,10 be taken on . his bylaw et the
-awe time- 81.,ti •tin e., and before the same
depuri rrt.I nir.g onU.er, as the Rote of the
..id rialtua. 0, r eo ieal oou:,efaars for ti.
ensuing y c..r of 1913.
a -+'r. Sato day, the 4th day of January, 1913,
na the menet! chamber.. lu the .old town of
(ioderich,.4 the hoar of len o'clock in the fore-
noon the Mayor of to mn
id corp.tlon shall
appoint in writing, signed ppy himself. two per-
sons to attend at the nod Summing up of the
retail bythe clerk. and one poison to attend at
e arth poing piece on bah .If of the per.ons In-
terested in and doirou- of promoting this by -
the town, and if they want to tie them-
selves up to Niagara power and
jeopardise J.ba navel/eat of Maitland
River dt•vt•l•wpment at any time within
the next two or three decades they
will have the opportunity of doing so
in the vote un this bylaw next month.
Another bylaw Met will be voted on
at the same time is in connection with
M. W. Howell's factory proposition,
noted in last week's Signal. Mr.
Howell, representing the Misner
Manilla:timing Co., asks tor a fixed
assessment of $1,900 on the old
tannery property, on which he is
establishing a factory for the making
of toilet articles. The industry is a
desirable one, And although at present
not of large` propos tions the concession
Mr. Howell asks is a small one. The
law, and • like rtamtrrr ou behalf of the per- property is now assessed at $1,100.
ROM lotereeted in and de.irous of opposing the
passim of this bylaw.
The fixed assessment would be for ten
7. -The clerk of the seta municipal council of years. If this slight encouragement
the town of (itiderech shall attend at his office should aid Mr. Howell in building up
in the town hall at ten o'clock in the forenoon
on the 7th day of January. 1911 to sum up the a considerable business in this new
number of votes for and agaln.t the bylaw. line the town will benefit.
Dated a the council chamber at the town of
God.dch the 11th day of December. A. D. 1912.
C. A. SRI0. L L. KNOX. A letter from the reel' Telephone Co.
Mayor. Clerk.
read at Wednesday's meeting intim-
TAKE NOTICE that the above i- a true
into weeders/ion. and which will be finally , up aced that the Company could not take
Dopy or w propated bylaw which has been taken the matter of a franchise atpresent,
by the oouncil of the municipality (la owng to the new legislation on the
he event of the e.ent of :he electors being sub ect.
i
obtained therotol after one month from the
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December. 1912, and that the votes of the suet- to Thomas street. The clerk was in-
toe of the said municipality will be takes
Mason the dayaod the boars and places structcd to examine the petition and
therein exec. if it is sufficiently sigh.. d to refer it to
Auld farther take notice that all leaseholders the •engineer.e
rallied punder the provisions of 3 Edward
tee jays before the day of voting to file with
me a etatnla
tory dsorstlon of qualification.
edierw).•e their names will not appear on the
voters' list for such voting.
I. L KNOX.
Clerk.
IL ola ter lf. soot ton 364. 5.S. I. are required A communication received through
the president of the Board of Trade
from an outside firm who were nego-
tiating for the establishing of a factory
here was taken as indicating that the
The Christmas Gladness.
The glad time of giving, of loving generosity, is again with
us. In these days when such multitudes of "things" to give are
spread so attractively before us. it is more than ever necessary
that we hold tenaciously to the truth that the value of a real
gift is In
"Not what we give, but what we share.
For the gih without the giver is bare "
That gift is poor. no matter how cosily. which carnes not
with rt love and kindly thought A mere conventional ex-
change of gifts is a travesty on the spirit of this joyous festival.
On that first Chnstmas. long ago, the toy that overflowed
the bounds of the Celestial City and was carried to the sad
earth beneath was born of the true spirit of giving sacnflce
Madly. eagerly made. for love. The Father gave His only Son.
the Son renounced the honors and glory of His heavenly tote.
the angels yielded their greatest treasure, -the Joy of Heaven...
that sinful men [night share in the purity and peace of God
And the toy born of this loving sacrifice reached even to the
earth. in that triumphant song whose echo has never quite lei
our v.orid. At the Chnstmas season. especialy the noise and
discord of our selfish Innes teem to lessen for a time. and ears
too often deaf to messages of ktrldhness and love hear once
gain the voice of the Christ as He says 'Freely ye have re-
ceived freely give
proposed deal is off.
The polling places, deputy returning
officers and poll clerLs appointed for
the coming municipal elections are the
same as last year.
TO CHRISTMAS BUYERS.
In order to do your Christmas
shopping to the beet advantage, you
should read carefully the announce-
ments made by our merchants in the
advertising columns of We number of
The Signal. The stocks in the Gode-
rich stores include everything needed
at this season of gift -giving and
festivity, and after reading the ad-
vertisements prepared foe your guid-
ance you should have no difficulty
in locating anything you wish to pur-
chase.
MR. D. McGiLLICUDDY'S DEATH.
Former Editor d The Signal Passes
Away After Two Years' Illness.
The melancholy news was received
here this morning of the death of
Daniel McGillicuddy. formerly prop-
rietor of The Signal. Mr. McGilli-
cuddy bad been in poor health for over
two years, the cause being heart
trouble. His death occurred on Wed-
nesday afternoon at his home, 727
Dovercourt road, Toronto. He was in
his sixty-second year.
Mr. McGillicuddy was of Irish
parentage, and was born in the bar-
racks at Carlisle, England, while his
father was stationed thee. When he
was still a small boy hie father was
transferred to the barracks at Hali-
fax. He learned the printing trade
on The Guelph Mercury, under the
late J. C. McLagan. Afterwards he,
with his brother Thomas, now of
Toronto, went to Brussels and pub-
lished The Post. until 1880. He then
came to Goderich and published The
Signal until 1903, afterwards going to
Ottawa as editor of immigration lit-
erature and also editor of the analyti
cal index of Hansard debates.
A few years ago he mode a trip
through the West and finally started
The '-Calgary Daily New.. It was
through ill -health that be was forced
to give up this paper two years ago.
He was president of the Canadian
Press Assnciaticna in 1903.
A widow, two sone and two daugh-
ters survive. The irons are Owen
employed with The Star Publishing
Company, Toronto, and Arthur, em
plc ed with the hydro -electric system
at Toronto. The daughter", Kathleen
and Jane, ranee with their mother.
A further reference to the departed
will be made next week.
INDIVIDUAL GREETING CARDS.
'The Signal can supply individual
Christmas and New Year's greetin
cards ho a large assortment. Many
people like to send out cards with
their own names printed on them, and
we shall be glad to show samples a
many beautiful cards. All orders
should be in at least a week before
Christmas.
Ebony toilet brushes. all kinds,
ebony mirrors, manicures. etc. Spe
pial prices, at Hick's drug store.
A PHOISLEM IN COWS.
On every farm there are practically
three classes of cows. First, tbos
that do not pay for their feed
and the labor of taking care of them ;
second, those that just pay their way,
and. last, those that are profitable
cows, and pay more than their ex
pensee, thus giving you some en
coureeement for keeping them. Fro
the farmer's point of view 1 here eboul
be only one class of cows, the one
that pay a dividend over expenft`
Take the cow that produces th
hundred pounds .yf butter per yea
At twenty cents per pound this wool
bring 5.60. Let this $90 be interes
on your outlay at six per cent. Th
outlay would be one thousand dollars
Then take the cow producing six
hundred pounds of butter per year
The outlay should be double that of
the first cow, as the prodoction is
double or two thousand dollars per
year. Now answer a few questions
honestly. We will say the first ie a
poor cow and the latter a good cow.
Does it take twice as much to feed the
good cow as it does the poor one?
Everything goes to prove that the
opposite is moreoften the case. Again.
dose it take twice as much time to
attend to the good row as the poor
one? Everything and everybody says.
"NO." What is the result 1 Only that
the difference in the production is
clear profit. How are you going to
1 know whether your cows aro poor
or goad 1 Get them tested. Who
will teat them P The Wingham
Creamery will do it for you if you
will send us a sample of milk fr
each of your cows. Number these
that we can send a report to asps
Remember. it is a sample of the M 11.1[
not ercam.
We eves going to run our rrtasrl
all winter and need all the cream
ten get. Rend us yours. (dies tell
trial, and see if we do Rot dos, wtti
not better than you are sow
We ere now paying thirty-one
per pound butte' fat or a trifle
than twenty4l• meta per
butter.
1f 0117 wagon in sot le yew d
writr or telephone es MA ore win
make arrangements to miles' year
areso.
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