The Signal, 1913-12-25, Page 1•e
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GODRRICH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1913
h
THE ELECTIONS
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN IS NOW
(JETTING INTERESTING
1
so
ill►
to
as
Et
A savings account makes small sums achieve'
great results.
I -lead Office, ming and Bay Streets, Toronto
Gotlerich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NISBET
1
• IS AGENT' FOR;
Tr kinds o,;surance
uFFiCE NEXT CANADIAN BANKOFCOMMBRCB, GODERI('H
Pooxr : Orrice Ai: Horse 150. P.O. Box 384
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LOST OR FOUED
-ON ORARO('T DEC
.. Iv t a large wonted spend or de
et white tick~ fMet three timbre of w Atte on
,sd et roil. Aimee. idyllist Inlet u.otion of
1•m..111 b. rewented. Mos. &1 liotle,ic0.
4 W. lit N.- AN. la.aranee Arent.
leery hada llttio lamb.
111th a far* we full of woe+.
E M HER j ileo,.e it. ern end do,, y neer..
Went Into Tailor Pridham•. c'olbe-.
pple blue
The Junior end Primary clamed of
'Stettin Price 435, Irwin Spdren 4ffi.
J Ander eon 427
Mayor Reid Will ARain Seek Mayoralty
Honors -Mr. Joseph Kidd May Op-
pose Him -Reeve Munnings Will
Not Give up Reewship Without •
t3attle-Other Councillors Msy Run
The municipal campaign is o and
what aro the cbaoge* going to iso in
the council this year? This la,what
the resider.ta of Uodetieh woulld like
to know et the pte*ent time. Donau.Bring the usual excitement there bover the election of the mayor or
alderman or council. as the cisme Inay
he, everytbiog is exceptionally quiet
in local circles this year. It is
thought. however. that there is nome-
tbing bebiodit and the Agbt will like-
ly wigs' warty at the last few tions'
ent*, at lbe eleventh hour, as it were.
Torre appears to be no doubt over the
fart that Meyer Reid will occupy him
old pi•tee •gain next year. .
A peseiatrnt rumor is afloot to the
effect that Mr. Joseph Kidd, the It.cal
C.Y.K. agent. will . tfer himself for the
netynt's chair. The report reached
Thr Signal anti \(r. Kidd was wrkrd ittbe.report was a true one. "Are you der567.OotdonMcLeoda►.Obert
Ing In tt n 7' asked The Signet. (luno. Young thought a site nn Hemt'-st Proudt.s,t 599.Willie Dc.naldwit'.ii31. _"Vli`li i! threat is strong enough in-al»sale timith I �r tet Ibe oldwould nwarketbe puiPosefinencehruughr, to bear on the came,3C3, Agnes S,nith 438, Benson Thorn•t.1tuigbtconsider it, hit at prr*eet tun472,Andrews 454. Alice His Worship did not think so. Cnun,.
1 441 J k Moser and 1.sithwaite then moved a
A. 1. t stALW1N, Tw•tataa
usr SHG ��, •'lf people would bake GOOD CONCERT
tbetlr own bread and live more careful- I GO
1 to saber ways there would not be w
antes
careful -
Below 50 par emit -Lily Lasbbrook sttttib �� -'�'"�� much of a cry of the blgb Dost of living
308*. Elva Young 371, Horace Kell g i heard" be contended.
Deputy Rave 1)r. Clark said. that
the matter of putting chadors on the
walk on the Saltford hill should he
Immediately con►idered. Mayor Reid
stated that the public works' eotumitt es'
would look into the wetter.
Reeve Mooning. said that his atten-
tion had been celled by citizens, to the
fact that there was a lot of rubbish
being damped over the .wbankmeot
near the I gbthdtasw and suggested
that a sign be erected there to pre-
vent this practice. Mayor Rid un-
derstood that this land was Govern,-
went
overn.
trent property and the counetl had no
tight to erect a sign on it. He was in
favor of forwarding a resolution to the
Un4ernwent to have this twitter Ink-
ed into. Reeve Munnings then moved
a resolution. that the street inspector
be instructed to have w sign placed on
rorty a' the foot of Cohourg
street. .once or n
Jr. 111. -Total 5500
Honore --Vats Latham 11e66 Dorothy
Marshall 6.-4.
t'a..--Floe le Boyden 571, Marton
Lee 608 Henry Taylor 587. John Bed-
ford 649, Midi., Johnston 633, Alex.
McLean 514, Bert Bradford 6055. Ernest
McCreath On Julia Heeven 470. Lona
Morroy 46tt, Olive Uralgitq 487. Margar-
et Ball 458 Helen How 430, Om don
Anderson 400.
Below 50 pee cent -I the Burkhol-
der 3138, Dorothy' Davi 381. Norma
McDooald'293•. Stanley ct.ean ]S9',
Willie Rose 126', Della alters*. Ar-
thur Curry'.
Division iV.
PUBLIC NOTICE
ike bu.t.ew. foes►, coodMncted lay the late
4, F. Androwe will 1• haulm S cantina oil by
d ee ESTATE e1J. P. ANLS W8; WI'
-r-
DR1:.•4SMAKINIT- THE UNDER-
-weed will receive order, tor dye nnak the
other Mom. Awned noel HISS t4!LM'-
•
SITUAT101S VACANT.
ANTED. DRUG APPRENTICE
, era Gibe) Per seem. Data d eeenrtss-
t a ineiwale t.leeraphy Dodge '0'
tett
hsmary s' rebe,..y. Aran 6. u. 11 i 5LL
k t 9sntik.. t reef 'I'wosl to
WANTED. - A HOUliEKERPER
VI wi�w re a Millet.
lserhoaidfddeli . may. f 41,.
rase- re lamed. Appy at NAL orrlle&
North street Methodist Sunday echool
will hold an entertainment ands Christ-
mas tree on Tuesday. Decem'•er 30th.
Go.,d program. Admission 10 rents.
OIEO
ANnttF:W.i At Oederir', nn Decorator Lyth.
.1. F..tndrew.. end it yetre.
11,11.1 .\V1•. At OndeHM. on n."vinbor I71h•
William Holo s4. aged re Teal
ilonN
IMPORTANT MATTERS DEALT
WITH BY COUNCIL
Market Will he Established and Advise -
hood -All Milk Dealers are to be
Licensed -High Cost of Living
Discussed by Councillors -Last
Meeting Closed with Banquet
fir. III. -Total WMl
Honors Sadie Mountain 676. Mar-
garet Peltrid4ie 5503. Louise MoDooald
8551. Mary Newell 8411, Lurie Duncan
528. Helen Howard 610.
Pails -Lilian King 698. Fere Wilson
578. Irene hunt 572. Fraatr Newell 540.
Uherlie Witmer 538, Derotby Smith
517. \Villar Sanders 419, Margaret
Murray- 4152, (;ledca Mur 4.y 483, Elsie
Stan is 448. Mary Menders 443,
Ve.ut Young 41li, Lesirartl-t Nicholaun
4441. Alex. Donley 143, Albert Leonard
Teti.
Jr. 111.-Tntal )Mt►
ltonors-Clifford Johnston 030, Her-
bert Ackaroyd fid).
pa -s -Ernest )4cVittie i.B:. Reg Pin-
Ooderich is o ha'eia market. his
was one of' pm regular meeting
tem: of busiest*
tru►mctrd at the last reg
of the town council. held on Friday
night when all the town father*
said, •'Hood -bye" to the connril chain -
her ufllcielly fur the year 1913. With
the exeepttue of eou„t.illor McClinton,
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
IS HELD IN OPERA MOUSE
Miss Jeannette J Kellogg, the Toronto
Elocutionist, the Chief Attraction
Large Audience is Delighted -
Dr. Strang Remembered by Some
of His Old Pupils
The annual commencement and con-
ceit in cunnectiwl with the 0.derich
Collegiate lustirutr, held its Victoria
ijpesahou,e on Friday night last. was
a huge success. The tbeatortum was
crowded to capacity is honor of rite
occasion. Principal Hume introduced
an excellent programme. in• opening
Dr. Macklin ata bat he bad return -
Mayor Reid pre*Wed as usual_ (' ill Young seconded rd from it three iso lbs' trip to Europe
l Dun. Young, as chairman of the I the motion and it warrented. idem and
mind
Frle ench, German Oerwan by had izedldwitb Rag-
e
o n
Mr. C. L. Moore. pro
Market etrWwutee, tepnrttO that his manager of the An►ericau Road ala- midlands, but be always was gird;to
conmfttia had visited the market rhino company. was resent and asked be with a Canadian audience, as he
building sand had found it In totter a that the town yclerk be instructed to thought it was moet •ppleciatrve. He
►rad cod.dition. It had been used •• a forward an application to the Railway preoected the 1913 diplomas.
amble. Reeve Munnings asked luno• l ommiss'ioo to grant per utismion to
Young why he allowed ibis.. He re -have a siding hitd to the new plant.
plied that be did not know of it. The Grand Trunk would not act until
While he was doubtful of the results T was brought before the Railway
of • mxrkei, Mayor tread said. that the Cowmirron. On motion of Cones.
people were +g:t»tinK for a market Vanatter and Moser. it was referred
sand he thought the council should Rive to 10. Public Works committee with
to are bow it worked. power Coact.
three bylaws were passed. The by-
law ..ulborizing the enuncil to gttar-
entee the booths of the American Road
Machine Company received its third
reading. A bylaw reappointing the
town anditors of last year,Meserr. W.
R. Robertson and A. O. Nesbit, wain
passed and a third one appointing the
regular officers In connection with the
utunicipal elections also received the
assent of council.
there is Dot," was Mr. Kidd 'a answer. r C-tekfleld 430, ('lvde Carter it ,.solution that the chairman of the
The name of Mr. W. L . Horton has
I ForJen 439. Alex. Fowlle 418, Alice been mentioned in coonectimi with KIK, hI Id Market ootumitlee be empowered to
the mayyoialty and it is understood
that he has been asked to utter him-
self for the chief magistrateship hut it
is uuderstood that be declines that of-
fice owing to pressure of business.
Regarding the office of reeve, Mr. B.
C. 31unnfner, who has tilled that pose
ition capably for the past number of
yrarr. has stated that he will again
stand. It is also rumored that ex -
Conn. Robert Elliott will oppose him
and it is possible that a two -banded
combat will be the result. It is ex-
tientely likely that I)r. Clark. al-
tbnngh he is non -committal on the
s
abject -wilt tlel again for deputy-
teeve and it is whispered that Couu.
V*natter may be in the same dela.
The rest of tjte cooneillbre were
Hi; Dn IRT 1* andertrh. on Iteoonilrr lazy dumb on the question wbe11 approach -
1 to Mr. and Mr,. W. J. Buddart. soon.
POLL.'or-K. no \Ved...dar. It comber 17th.
to Iter. Joan Prlioea ant Mn. Pollock. •
d*ughter.
THOMht(nN.-At Atom!, Fa.kwtcb-wan. net
I ikmen,b.r lett. to Mr. and Mr-. John
TAomeoon, a dauthte• tita•ab tlirwhethl.
31n. Tbospen we Mies Vera Burrow,.
formerly of O.lerlet
T. AE'[I 1 1
ANTED.- 1T01440II.�ROOM FOR
Atetkh Yw
**seaoc& Nio.1Iette°. SI 1(
AUOTIDI4 VALES
R.,n'SDAY. Janoary 1-I:erov,r: .ale of
v.heshie tarn, women in tae towneblp of
W twane.h. 35. 0. Caues:rm. .•ollclter for
•a estar.: Treeless(t Meer. *petteaeer.
FOR SALE 0E TO EMIT
Nairn 419, Gladys McLean , ant i
Market
3544*, John \V inmi11300'. Clar- l spend money neceetary to make' the
endo Johnston 338, Ines Porter 315'. markt tcebuilding fitp and tbece, by ha v-
Georgr }Vigo 2141• John McDoealdifugnitnre installed. The motion ear-
ry
q Percy Werner 103, Blaine Proud- ed unaminously and Ma -or Reid
ed by The. Signal, but it is understood
that they will all again run for their
old piaci-it For route time it wits said
that De. Caesar would look for muni-
cipal honor', hut the doctor stabil
definitely to The Signal, a few days
ago, that he would not run for the
council this year. He thought that
during the last year there had been a
lot of good work done by the council
and mentioned the laying of the tele-
phone wires around the Souaie under-
ground. the installation of the hydro,
etc. He ititinuted that he had been
asked by a number of people to reek
office and had refused.
However, it is simply a matter of
JR BALK. °TWO-STORY HOUSE conjecture who will riinand who will
,st KGaya .crest, captaining ten rotten*. has not, uutil nomination day, which falls
f Gn elretrie Ilthr, ; on Monday next.
foots.
Division V.
Sr. 11. -Total 000
Edna Bennett52>t, Orae. Videan 490,
\Vortby Black 468. Willie Longmire
431. Many Leach 420, Laura Cousins
423, George Howard ;i811, Alex. Mal -
lough *58. Frank Thompson 378, Nel-
son Smith 342. F. ed Price �,t44. Benson W.�e
Iwogridge 3ti. Willie k Orden 311, all dealers tort they must pay a etc'
Beatrice Wale C al' ence of 25 cents per cow. before they
MiW dei. 437. Her ld M could sell milk bete. This tegulatwn
Murray
Id t t at
Lilian Wallis Hato o y void into ,Reef on the fl
414, Gladys Oeorge d 402. Elliott Mc-1of Jamary. The motion was the
Vitt'. 391. George Bowra 382. Mary result of Uoun. Youog inquiring if
sll Young Billie tenJnAndrews stoo. 1311, I anything bad been done in tegard to
sell 31!8. Helen Willie
811, ibis matter, which came op in the
A iguetue Hunfalvy 3519, Willie MouD
taiq*7, Robert Howand 261, Wilfred
Uodald.on 243.
mod,rn bathroom. furnace
ARM HIILP AND DOMESTIC taordugah repaired hos sellar to roof , tell lot
tPLIIVAMTS.-Pureset .ambles ears help sed .m+Monrimae
ll Mn with eometrait. Apply to W
r1*ILLIAst 11oOv14 it PtvDkR tf.
•.t
w1O6Die•
's ti"e"'msat I �ji HAL ESTATE FOK 8&1.1;.
We have for 351. about thirty tow IOC
u�
Atop rearing fres ion upwardo
ass oast dwWi and a low darer.
=SridWOT. OT. MAYS & C1Ll.ORAN -
f. 4541
fl0U8108 FOR RALE. -AN EIGHT -
1111 R003FDHOUNk.n Victoria street
,as' seven roamed bow r A•alesa*��Mimi t
Seth with all netterssera ek is s .�w beila-
- - I•� +rs7M'r pew her wartheielnew apply_ i W.
Otte of tier Will* the Pros- T. PLt,W\t :eau . vat.
dist. mews
OsL, will receive rlr IP
.rYaw`r�r
WEST WAWANOSII
FIREINSURANCECO. '
face. Fliedoto of 111""teeut. reilDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR
Love Stork laminated at ib Intl � ly gAu TM reateosoe. with, rare ism.
+
value w
1 betbson farm rthe f ror y i mss es IMA Mc°. AIMpe
S eesrt1.
tea eu+sa. Ooea
not. No troubie to make adjust- emir t:amrwe us
brlrk boar ewe steric b lewtlla a• *t paIth
SCHOOL REPORT
rt
instructed the chairman to ave the
work done at once.
IMPOSE LU.ENSES.
As the result of a notion of Conte.
Young sod Moser *11 milk deeded will
have to pay a license in future.
The motion was, that a resolution he
d instructing the clerk to notify
Standing of Pupils in Victoria School
1r. 11. -Total 400
Veryl Nicholson 3•Ctl, llacbael Stew-
art 294, Violet Thompson 238, Adelaide
Hays 232. Florence Smith 134, Bessie
Murray 215, Wilfrid Bishop 201, John
Posteletbwaite 167. Katie Welsh 90.
Division VI
Senior Claw -Total 400
Honors -Perry Barker 3 2& Fred
Weston 318. Frank Adams 311, Mon-
teith Leckie 309.
Pays -blodfreyJamee287. Julio Wel-
led 283. Catherine Hays 275, Morrison
Baker 271, Logan Muroey 258, Wood -
sir Randall 254, Je,sie Johnston 232.
Irene Steep to, Willie Thompson ,
Kinser Bennett VIP, David Bates 213',
Helen Thompson 197. Eddie Morrow
192. AenesTaggart 191, John Randall
at the Christmas Examinations - �.. 315d41. Clais-Total 405)
VICTORIA SCHOOL Honore-Mwr>rretiteLymburner 334,
- _- Mabel Edwards :503.
Of course. the interest centered
around Jeannette J. Kelk.gg, the fa-
mous' reader and elocutionist, who
came hete from Toronto especially for
the occasion and who was the star of
attraction. Sim is an artist of excep-
tional ability and her portrayals of
character ere true to life and elle at-
tempts "to hold up the mirror to na-
ture.' Tragedy and drama were
brought out with lustrous brilliancy-
in
rillianc.
in the reeding entil led, "Claudius and
Cynthia," while .:Sally Ann's Exper-
ience' showed that Miss Kellogg was
equally at home in comedy. The
character sketch, "Mise 1'uhhe at the
Sewing Circle," brought out.still an-
other phase of the *mist's work which
wee highly- pleasing.
The local talent ale too well known
for further praise and it sufficient to
say that perhaps never did they
show up to better advantage. Mir
Hildred Mccoll in her Tweet and
charming voice rendered, 'Good Bye
in • winning manner. Miss Ada Mc-
Clinton highly delighted her audience
in "The Flight of the Age.,"also prov-
ing herself to be one of the sweetest
entertainers of Otdei ich.
Fine piano solos were nicely given
by Mies F. A. 8irtitb, Master C. Dalton
and Miss Eva M. klurnerville, while
Master W. Akehur•at Stewart gave a
tine selection on the zylopbooe.
In presenting the 11)12 diplomaa, His
Honor Judge Doyle gave the winners
good advice, exhorting thein to build
Up a •bong resolute character by
learniog to be able to resist tempta-
tion wherever it was found.
THE FEAST.
Being the last regular meeting of
year. Coubs. Urabam and Young provi-
ded a little treat by the way of cake.
coffee and tnasL The town clerk rol-
ling up his sleeves and worked like a
Trojan in the capacity of cook and the
rest of the councillors•, memIntrs of the
Press and a few friends were their
nests. '
g After refreshment*. Mayor Reid
proposed the health of the hosts and
Mr. Win. Campbell replied. Mayor
Reid by request, very briefly reveiwed
the work which had been done by the
council this year. He stated that
it the Reeve or Deputy Reeve would
early part of the your. 1 h Mayor run foie Mayor he would gladly step
replied that nothing was done. It was down in their favor. However, he
the general opinion of the council that knew it was not custoulwry for the
something should he done and the mo -
mayor to sit for tuote than two years
heId that
Followingis the standing of the Pa'u-JeenSproule2788, Ernest Doak
pupils of Vi tori* school. based on the
385, Stanley Stella
8 382. Willie Hair
I'heistivas examinational kirk 257, Stella Bell 2401 Grace Mc-
Leod 243, Ida Latimer �i 1.. Cavlin
Those marked with an asterisk were 'Sutherland 263. Crtliri Matrai. 20S,
abeeot from one or more relemina- Abe ymltb 188. Tom Gundry 1t
Lions. Junior Claes-Total 400
tion was the result.
I.y
imposing this nominal license it el-
lowedlithe Medical health officer to in-
spect all dairies where the milk supply
fur Ooderich Is produced. At the pre-
sent time milk impelling at eight cents
per quart.
A communication was read from the
Goderich Planing Mills cowpony, stat-
ing that the firm would like to change
their proposition re the guarmentee of
bgfid*. from 10 to 2.1 years at interest
at five per cent. This matter was ge-
ferred to the Special committee on a
notion of the Deputy Reeve and Coun.
Young.
Mr. J. E. B•echler wrote the council
*dating that he intended to erecta fac-
tory for wood working purposes and
if the council granted concessions to
the (loderlch Planing Mills company,
be would also ask the town for ass-
Division
se
Division I1 Marion Duan 3►1. George Mathle.on
Young 199. Sidney Donaldson 1
Ales., Home 73Li, Vietcr Nitrated Florence MaeDor•ald 11159, Charlie
Tboralbn 176, Ernest Armstrong 115•
Form 911. ' •
Total 900 244 Margaret Howard 2113, Mary
111.0 5.5 a sea pla,itas wt •1 Wil 6114 George Baechler
vselebe.a 1O° 619. Haze Wilson
R. MelLWAIN, ivariety g.,pas..a tart I555(, pearl Fraser 542,Ethel Stoke*
Nile. I KTAN T241 bili, Greta \Latin 522, isetay Thomp-
Agent for Colborne. 1 l OR BALK.-FLVK ACRES OF eon 65A. Jessie Wilson 5054, Bernice
DOR
pat d tat t 1. It W.. Umbers. Davie 4911, Nera Statham 4$6, Mabel
�•.!*�.�.a�r� Mtrea is tw PIop,rc� Handal 4itl, Harry Howard 404,
ae • Ira • sad a week .a.v : 161. ;semi Hunter• 451,
------ _ _ - > are a na.te� MOM piii�t��t►y'Kert ^�
las -Dow&
aGordon Noble Hannah r
Ledford novas( Parlor a Yea t► A. A. itis, r A Imine 421, Grace Curry MR, Bruce Noble 949.
I.sa cls W tram A. w. w1Lu �an ,tt David ROM 300. Norman Wark 906.
oat. Grace Hunt Wet Russell Bates 241,
The best equipped and most AItM FIOR SAL.B.-THS EAB. **trips Waeatr 0A. Irene Morr>•w 198.
�p-t� date plop is town. Ft e/ tat eM Im 1 ' J Ash gdwnod Lvmbatner i05
dee D1vMa. ad tl �__--� l�msee
1M
•
trot -c r'+ hosieonly "n- I
plc1ed.
taleshopemal
ntasd the gov-
111
Outsideennead
west.
Razors clad Blears put IR flrat-
elms shops,
W. O. LUMBY
3
GODERIOR
1
'BUS LINE,
� P 18S.L••Mrea
�iiM� .E rima..
7 Ha DAVIS LIVERY
T. M. DIMS
.0.1414100
Seek atswt . 'rheas Ne. Si 11
trams is Divfsise 1.
EFOTafrallt
J(1V*OR IV
K= Jean Habkirk 582, Mary Pl.der 570,
RRTfSIDENCE AND FARM PR
OP Rdwerd Pridbso 361 10
Weston
Foe/AtiA bare bed please 66, SUrhetoDa
��• aiesel sr•lleshr•snseine dr
u01dbi11Jolt 11reM1l Lao.
Mehl wkW • ASK Alc.we
wa. It
� 6M.A�� ink WOW
i�0wwAOrU.Yt ' kM• •�wilieM MK
OMyt'aa Walters OK1tth.0..�1M.
AOCT10. SALE 4011468. Bolen Shaw
�eedrys Down E1
lAILDoes
ERRCLTORtl• SA
H�i.ywr+ HuB.
ire ,
SE
vaLt:Ant,e rLRlt PROPERTY IY T.E
TOyt .1
vwP O►' WAWAY0811
11
Tho .f the last will and tastamrt
It W to i I)wARO 1e0RTi)1
be pekes serum at the
AM>Y.. tea.
♦Mabe ••ever wed 8.1
seta ass see two rose
�are
Os
Andrew Murray At
S tewart Berkbeldee
ford 411. Helen red Areal
Harry 1.k -
Viola Me-
Oleeberty ffi7. Oerteede McLeee lot.
S ada Mateo EffigariRegni waster 364, lila
tfras.a Ceerins 11131. Rata
>1 bMt WIllieC
Dense. WItssa
]p Wass s, Marlen Ftid.ger
t*. Jeb. Itn.Mse TAA Giese Barmy
ppW. idle
"tante. Reeve Munnings stated that sat in the capacity of chairman again
befits' the matter was dealt with. by for another year. Other two-eainute
referring it to the work of a corn- eneserbe* were given by ez-Cnun.
matter, Mr.Beacbler should be asked gobs. Elliott and Messrs. L. L. Knox.
tosupply the council teit0 data, etc., Win. Moseley. Harry Vendevan and
regarding bis new plant. Some time Ubm. E. cowptt.n.
'ago, Mr. Mumbler bad told the Reeve
that he had intended to establish • CANT CUT TREES
handle factory bore. Then the *rev.
told kiln thathe had nodcitht the town Idako Props from Shade Trees age is
would give Otto some assistance. Tie
FinedMagian ate
matter saws finally handed over to by •ra
the Special committee for considers- No man can injure the town proper -
Senior -Isabel Murray, Irene Blocks Gum tpp with impurity. Police Magiatreta
Maw, TAXES PAID.
Kelly will sew to that. On Friday last
Donald Murray. Owendoleue
itawgie Newell. (*lady* WV.rtw. Tax Collector Wm. l asmpbell t Mr. George Wilson appeared before
let Ro , Fred Mo'gaa. TDs Oust. Vio- d t� be bad collected abobt g47,tri O I him, being charged with euttlntf a
1 orb
McRenttie, Dorothy llfallewib. Team j�z�tirv� d.ar�t
Tonally, , nes I.snR�t>K. Dost.N Ha lowed that the collections this year
Black, Doo.M woulImetirf di d amount The eolldta
y -J Piod Liu" (iareieO Ice �O sea would tM
bud he felt that be would like to nee
the �Ve*t `Shote railway cat -tied to w
aucc.sdul dao either woad or disposed
of in some way. to relieve the strain
that the town ismer under and he al-
so would like to see the hydro succese-
fully wailing. It was his opinion
that the council this year had done its
very beet for the town.
Reeve Mannings also spoke on the
dateline-. and stated that he would
not aepirt to the Mayor's chair this
year. deputy Reeve Dr. Clark
spoke at some length on the market
question.
Colin. Maser refetred briefly to the
numbering of the houses and thought
that it would be a gond move for the
town. Court. Laithwnite spoke
of the good work which the
Public Works committee had done
this season and be had decided not to
•
Det. STRAND HONORED.
As a number of Varsity student*
journeyed from Toronto to present
Dr. Strang with a complete set of
Count Tolstoi's works, this presenta-
tion was one of the features of the
evening. The gift was from a num-
ber of Dr. Streng's former pupils at
the O.C.I. The presentation was
made in a very good and terse address
by Mr. Roswell Rutherford. D. Strang,
"the dear old roan." suitably replied,
tlltanking the donors for the gift. The
ex -students were Messrs. R. Roswell
Rutherford, Roy Walter, W. Howard
Walter, Howard Jones, Archie Tom,
Reginald Tye, Cyril Carrie, Frank
Foster, Arthur Boyce, William Fiiug-
land, Herbert Smith, John Millian,
Angus McLeod. Di -Leanne Millyard,
Harold Swann, Clifford Pugh.
Principal Hume and bis efficient
staff ate to be highly congratulated
upon the high atenda,tl of the Collegi-
ate and the apleodid manner in which
the entertainment was conducted.
The members of the staff are J. P.
Hume. B.A., Principal end Science
Master; H. 1. Strang. B.A., LLD.,
ihbtory end Classics; A. M. Rohert-
tot , M. A.. Mathematics ; Mir M. Clif-
ford, M.A., B. Peed . Moderns and
Literature; linea G. Hodge. B. A.. Lit-
erature and History ; Mir L. B. Fram-
er, Art sand Ooo►sueroial : Mia L. d.
Durol]. Mathemati7. and English.
couple of *mall trees down for cl ea --
props. He pleaded not guilty and
that when be proved • short
Uma Ager th.-paha► wed on laJ.�wml
see. As the trees were identified by
residents living in that locality, Mag-
istrate Kelly thought the evide.se
warranted a cotyledon and Unposed
• Ane alp per test.
Early Morning Wedding
RL George's church was the some of
as f..sestieg ceremony tart Wedges -
day morning at six o'clock, wham
Maw Rattle Thurlow, laughter of Mtn.
Georg. Tburlow. and oat of the
et RDs. already this year and he had paid the
atld.t Graham, Harold the onal
Ag McUoosld Willie i ri
to bj.(5 ).
Marra . ted tlsat it wow neces-
Fitth can sr. • says LO extend the Hare for p•T
Sla{a Morgwo. li.r jar � ttwt of tads. n.tll the first of FrFr
D nit. Ruth
Doak. dory. This was agreed to by the
Fourth - Albert Kitts. :ldlth R.Iw- 000•04 -
hem George Plleinger, Roth Wark. HIGH 00ST OF LiVING.
Cleo! M.Ore.tb, Jew. Anderson. Gert-
rude Rix, Charlie ADlstlw Fred Drink- Sproule, Y.requested by two resident* i whose
w bean
(!barn, JVidor.
ase. Hunt. JWIIb.rlb to his that under NL present coa-
TOitrd-Ndxs.a Ootrdr. Run?. tt►amet he did are diaciese) to brie: beRun?.the
-
Bee tb. ew..cil, the problem
Or. IL- T*4 Er
ilemer•_Derl. Ill 61R 411111 ,
rows
Atm.b.t 01111
eras Ile- V sl. . EmsINK
Stowe, w wartie was most difficult to brie, .rte Bieewakw, Mary troy W . hm/ly .. that paiaries glue as
dirt, Sam Mem Gertrude mai. Present very log=they they were atraf4
Wiuie faerrw.e Hart ss �
Fusty gwsitbi Jeal. Low- 4 eb r a TIM ilayor wotsdwM
ray, Jaded Ilse. L.er..e Pbr'dsn, thelroatadl could do scything la re -
Divides
MOM )s VIII.
Be1L g� to this feaster. Some ono s.g-
Dlvlele. V11i. s ttosrkeN
Coen.
B..Ier 01... -Total 430 =waits deaYrM tit was very
Ride I1d1Mrt ltald, Charles M. her
ToMos MNPasIa* 3 Oo..N
be rase »K
,'al papa. OR Edward tlMtb 31o►
Mae Ikeda WI&Liily Opeme. EA►
Fred Boers Nereid
Freese*
Jester Os.e-'baY
tIRdY�MMbes VA
Ye1.b
11"%ivebre.
wit wRififtliW=
Oho the case that tms.omy was Dot
Nerved. •'!.esit people. be old. townshlp, wkere the groom is a pros -
'..s id got ea le ... a y earl others perces
normae
...ld ere live ea Ma M day." In re and As the bW rwas a valued t.sasb.t of
d�N Rt. a choir sad also a teatime In
stressibusedr oohed. eh* was Itittilky re -
by both. ?be sissibers o1
iIke dab pare Mr a tarps ba. beeee
.riser bake dei atsd the .heien .t
bar • ho me ... The
*.d"swith ad
wishes eta hest d 1jeilab se with Me.
wad lbs. Fatter.
R. 14. V.t.er, el Dwkrett, iia
vWtialt as the lows d Mr.s,
Mr. sad Mrs 0. A. Wel* 11.7DeM
die Alm wass.eble los road.
tsw.'e regular youmtt iodise. treese
the bell& of Mr. Wm. Edward Fester.
of Claiborne toweabip. Rev. J. B.
IMtberingbas performed the osre-
mo.y and -the young couple were en -
attended. The bride wore a snort
travelling suit n( slimy' blue with hat
to match. After the ceremony Mr.
•.d Mie. Feeler loft on the Grand
Trak morales train for Hasilto. and
Niagara Falls and after a short honey-
moons they will reside la Colborne
-Mrs. W. S. Hager. of Nnetb street
personage. received oat Friday. Dee-
enther 19th. from tour to six in the
afternoon' nd in the seaming, whoa
ikp.t lyes lt: reesivedwith hen.- • s iso
Mrs. Rego will receive on the first
Friday of each moth.
--Mr. A. M. Marlin". engineer ;of
the steamer J. A. lleK.e. which has
reee.tly {mid up sere. left nu f4atrsr-
day for Toronto em route to Nemroek,
Se.tined, weer. he will 'peed a eonpte
of esostbs. He trail likely rail os' the
McKee again next n,sssr.
TO OUR READERS ANO FRIENDti
This issue of The Signal may presets
some short comings but am ask our
reader* to bear with et owing to the
snddw illness of ear editor in-e►Mf.
Mr. A. S. Bradwtn.
1t w.. the Intestine to make this
{espe w large .. 1 the fret two weeks
but, on amount Mr. Beedwln'. Ul-
nae we thosO$ we world not be
able to publish on large aIn
4m
view of the keep aots.t of job work
which we hase is head and which
re�nired coelp1.tkn this week.
Mr.Bri4wIn has mot been enjoying
the beat of health for the past meth,
but owlag to the extra work wMeb a
prl.tinli office mtoil% at this es..on of
theear, be Meek gamely to Ola post
until severe sold Okla, bold of We
run down systems ensp.lied Nm on
Reed. to t.Os to his hod where h. ►
boat vriN and his physki.. Melee*
shot It be. ley et Ow ret bMa
he klanwe what Mr. Dorsal.'. Miss
..,s est. of.
LorryWo job le for a as4& olio
ma Frogman 14Itk TOM
be this wetter O.es. Veneto:. v-
a!d jabs a 0661. mu..- Be railed
I0...ss.Ilw al the sourf to soma
me.wM creel& ilii G&W It. were .t-
tke '"We low.. 4 otu.r
s.i sos. "W..ra1a be old. '1tu-
taut. P 5510 re& 01 ettr aw*Mysel wbi.h
we ow .Mad a.r a.hyst"- sad the
wee
�.rttliMradtww .fiesta geomper es roses
le tart ghat time vig:
Ia i 1.11 ase e F eae.rb.d.
she wng*p. lee..J1erd