The Signal, 1914-2-12, Page 3TAE SIGNAL ; GODERiOA : ON'PARI(►
,,;uu„,L'ANUSIN6 SCENES AT
02Y .w TIIE COUNCIL MEETIN6I
URINE
DEW•RR
OF
MITA-
TIONII
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
Passage of Arms Between Collector and Councillor
Delegates Appointed to Oo to Ottawa --Fire
Committee Makes Recommendations
..NUB'S
LINI/ENT
B(10 KB! NDIN G
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired,
.GOLD LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
. ANerdawa .4 t• es waving
w u ata
A. E. TAY 1.OR, •,Penn.
MEDICAL
/1P. W. FF. SALLOW. M. IL
,lobf, wirelations*, dt
.aSo ereas
ewer lesel.terT.I.S S.s lin
1ili. F. J. R. roasTsa-snrx, EAR.
it we aro {fit slaty. Bora work
ew Yore (Aatbalodo sad Asian 4.t,,
tAilikm .doted % Wet. Y ra�rateSr;Y1 4+'�i
e r.rwie1urent,
• I:. as:. 3 to I ik SM I p. h. Tdeebmi
IINN. (INV. AN!) M. K. WHITING
Il HCILILHANN. rrleapptbs.speeklKaIle
i etnee • ant r'beldres'a elem..... arse.
!.ronl. sed nor,.u. diked. M ere. err. te.•e
.nd t Oros!, InwbaaoAnd it. uuu.t Le totA111los..
torte North .(Pus.. iblyd door trout the l pate -
LEGAL
Y,lut uruvT, ULYet t KiLLOR-
AN. ba(r
wa•, .oilalcrs
1lotatlee� pahllc
,sotton Ia tae w Kandla*sert, ata Prieste
rand.. to lend at louse nen of merest.
eve. Kee .Ids Galarich.
.1c.•u •luOT. K. C.C. HAYO, J. is
leILLOItA\. W. Mut; Lel riff . Jr.
CANbKUN. K. C.. HARRIS -
111. TLLa .sslclt.r. mita"
pupil.. 0 or.-
b4rLtua Mtn.M. Otdsrlra, thud deer ft..
, eiatr
I IHARL10% DARROW. LL.B., BAR
R1MTk:lt. Asto tray saYultor. ow.. (.ode
.1. 11 Mums et. lead at Mwewt rat....
AUCTIONEER.
�1HOMAH SUNDRY
A I: (TIUNI=
.lox 37, /i oke* ` -AL tastruhishii bynd wen
at
wenn
r.. end a 1.-- w Nkl•we ap1111
e
HfnuiANCE, LOANS, ETC.
,e
4d FUNDS 49,
UlJl1U
, foam. Apsly 1. M. U. CAM t
'AWN. arrester Hammon tt;.ct. teudrtee.
Thera were tether amusing Owes
in the round! chamber ou Friday
night last. when the regular meeting
of . he ceutndl waif held. Tbe first
event on that suspaclous occasion was
the fact that I br lights (ailed and
nice thine* were thought, not said,
shout the Hydro. Improvised lights
-the nisi coal oil lamps -were bnnrgh
into rtrq,•usr. run &gala •ud the merlins
procee fel The twit •'.pill accurrrd
aIle. the report 01 the town ever:tee•
had been read when a request wa.
made by him to bats the uwe fur for
payment of 1013 lairs extended unti
the Piet of April, Councillor Elliott
objected and a pas -ane of arm
resulted.
EXPECTED EXCLTKMF:NT
Tbe meeting proceeded shortly after
sigh... cluck. Mayor Krol presided
and 411 the turwtwrs wine present.
The iublic rvidettly expected won
recd. -meat for a Wee &11ilietlee wee
p...ent. After the usual prelimin-
aries. the report of Mr. Wm. Camp-
bell, .hr town collector, was read And
it woe .uggr,ttrd G, neer it to le
Finance cosuuitler for auditing as
M.. Campbell hod asked. But a
small ..ru• of about $12 for station-
ery Hurt the rye of Couecillor Elliott.
and be asked mean ilt•tuiZtd nemO
11r. (tempt -we, who wee piewot,
strand t4i.4 such a lr.norl had never
been mod.. belie. And Ile wassurprisett
AL Any t.ainc,lt•r hl.knlg it now.
1'ouocillor Elliott thought rf it had
not 1.• ru duttr before, it should he
dune now.
"rh♦t wean. that y••u have n .
:.utel• next 111 'nee' said Mr. l'aniphell,
' t:A d d.N. L see illy l,Jp11e'/l
at :Awls tar 1,riag math
work' b.1:c f..r ray masse t' art
war e1,r around here.•'
••AA„ut all herd as I do," remarked
111. %Vonhip, while a titter went
around m he roome
e1 don't like that remark," Lemon
strafed the co,ie••tor. tJouneillur
Elliott sdsu obje•ct..1 to a rrqurst of
the ••• (lector, that the length of time
h1. extended for the c -•I1. -.tion •,f in,
y'ear's taxers. He Paid the( hr bad
gorse s
u ee the lista and
lotted l h•t
,r
sever:II proper who could not pay
their tax.. rould Afford to hate patties
and hese their houses .1.1e7.e tt ith
.
li1tf
t Hr thought •ht son r of the welt -
to --coresident, could pay their litre.
as writ as the working. man and he
would .usgeat that they he made to
immediately.
M..yur Held «aid that the lusine•.a
of the council was to deal alike with
every lardy.
Mr. Ciumplwil then +fated that if
the ceuo,•il demanded it. he would
',bey, but he 'trust issue distress war -
rattly et once. »
Alter coniridereode diacuesion it wa.
decided to extend the tin..• until April
1-1 as the result of a motion of Coun-
cillor Leathwaite and the feeputy
Reeve.
WANTS A RAISE.
Mr. W. T. %.Peery, who bac .erre{
the town as police setgeant for the
pa.1 elm years, aekrtl text, in riot, ul
11. high cost of living, hi. salary be
nereaerd. be rewire, was te•ferreos
to the Finance commit:ee.
May r Reel had it letter from F. A.
Getty. the f engineer of the hydro-
elect.ic coma, a -1r11, alai Out that the
rqutpmint of Mr. W. H. Bullard, town
inept (tor. was not sufficient for hi.
nods. Ibe mayor replied the he we.
ata loss to know what eqt: lament
won went.d and he would like an em-
pwnatlou alio the oricee of an outfit.
SANCTIONS APPOINTMENT
A communication front Mr. Charles
(intros. tee titin odicieir. was teed,
wherein be called attention to A letter
from NI,. WV,n. Pu'udfoot, K.l' . to
which ern stated that Mr. A. 1'. Neff
had 1 c n n • mei e9 an accountant to g
05 rt the missing papers of the Ontario
1.'e.t Nb ,•• railway. The fee had been
yes at 1115 per day.
' The Deputy Reeve and Councillor
Proudf.aet moved that the commit
sant,tiota the appoint turn( of Mr Net.
A petition asking for a .ewer to
he laid ..n Britannia road was referred
to the clerk and the engineer for coo -
federation.
Mr (fee. initbwaite, Dominion im-
migration &gent, waked for it grant for
the purpose of further adyerti.ing
Gedesieb in the Old Country. .The
.enamel ewe referred to, the Finance
committee.
Dr.LEIGATES APPOINTED
Tb• qu..Uon of' appointing a dele-
gation to go to Ott♦wa to press harbor
improvement was raped. It was re•
marked that 11120,000 as given in the
Intimates was a mere trifle as com-
pared to the amount which ahoold be
d.
Councillor Proudfoot mored that
Mame Reid and Councillor Tattle
w ade form the delegation. Mayor
Reid said that le bad been aceustfd,
not only by private citizen,' tut alma
by mantises alio council. of getting
too many few trips and be wouM
rather withdraw. Councillor Elliott
took up the cudgel and meld that he
%ho.sht a marine man ought to go.
l:councillor Morrie thought that one
delegate was enough.
it was the opinion of Councillor Mc-
('bnton that the delegation should he
• st rang trite.
('eunellkir Proudtod. thought it was
beneath the dignity of the town to
stood anybody sMe tett the mayor ern
an oec•siom of (hie kind. On his
lotion seconded by (Jrteneillor Wigk.
the Mayer and Ootrnclllwr Laithweite
War! appointed.
The twappoi Una of Sher UT Iteynnlds
to the plans of Wen. McNevin, wbo
teodssed his resignation from the
ColIu lace lkws
Board. ease up. netlkw
�ostie
incised tri t bs sheriff be re-
4d
but the majority gave it as
Bile e-isisa that be would ani set.
'The matter aces finally
i!M i over gni 11
reosiSs
in miss to try a elg. m la
ii' R, LtulsisktT$Or.
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ITT : 1 he 004.0i Aoo40Yt and uaa/wutea
.At{aesta..,. Limited. d. st Lrud.n. ,•keg•
F'1uxu11 4111 tiuilurTar Bombe . 11w• U.S.
veletas mud (iamranteetersepmn.,.
tenor ..rnrWeutw, tuurtbesat oor,wr of Vie -
eta and Si. la.od•, street. Pbooe 174.
IcktU.Ur MUTUAL ?I1tE lL
1 U tt s N u L C O. -Kars Are undated
t>Iet 13.
McLean. Pr.,.. ttwafurth P.O.;
( tom t'r.►Pts., Osd.ri o P. U.;
L tow7.s noe.-T ora. lieatorth P. U.
1.. F. YcOoeaor, nueloeta • Jobe
fMsv., M man W Weans Mak CosAaaer;
hew.. tboabrew ; James Yvsr..
..ud, !tubers, rertk, Flarteek; Simonise
Ili Evian, Mr��,y
A 4: t, V-, ►sir, Belmwvllw; R. Smith.
Y • r oc k; William Cheesy. $sahrth ; L'
Iss.em..e. .'ober-woWm a psi
NJ. 8s. di* thele eaeie /ses+aM at
11. J.
lie a Clstbl.g attlw ' • M R
y. 44i1rove sweet.
W=IAGE LICEIi>liEi
)JLLTMR K. KELLY, J. P.,
ooIHCRLH,
utsl:li= Or eCAisiaos UJC1CNS1125.
encu a -TSE'•LO AL AOBNlGY
i _ -1! Dar. sasastar Tbs Skal o 1. at tbs
rousse. !teak and etrat nary Mom .bars
shwa OM M rehired ter ashaertptwaa. ad-
tt lobate*.wail lobk, sed re.elsm btu be
smsrlata said far Lao ram.
TIE FIIST STEP
0alaltaasae ea triol` R bag ..set
r llseaads at Meas
whowr kyr rata
"friar
a•etw�
Aall
mita
mei
C al
(11 seStreet. Tar
W. M. SHAW.
I'redeMt .
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Brophey Bros.
OODERiOR
Tile Lead.(
Peeeriel Directors
sad Embalmers
Osamu emreilrlly attas ed to
at 4x11 haute, sight or day.
'htearaam P. LA M111 $
to for new plant of oke American
li Rued Machine Cowpony was rebated
to Lily .peeual committee. Mr. C. L.
Mw
ar. the ducal manager, wbo was
peewee stated that he would like the
nuttier diepow.d of as. soon as possible.
DISAPPROVE: OF ('ANAL
As the result of a communication
.-•;r•vrd tom' the (creat Waterwaye
Union to regard to barbor improve-
useet tele t it ,wing redulution was
p.rwed 1
Th 41. the council of the town of
"fedi-rich do not approve of the pio-
j-cl of the consuvcU,.0 of (be Ueon
g an flay canal for several rraa,os ;
suet the count.), is not p• spared to
enter Into such at liege euotraet cust-
•ng .0 Much .uoury : that we do nut
outrider it to be in 111e beet Inteteet of
tele ctunt.y Low a commercial staord-
pulot ; that • he sera-uu is M, more
Leal the titan ie: .zpeudltute would
int be 140411411 able 1t was moved by
C maudlin. McCituton and Reeve
Elliott.
10 HELI' HYDRO
l'ouncillur Pruuefuut wsltted to
kitow w b dt arrefigru teut had been
matte Iu keep an auxiliary light 111g
p MIL 111 rear 01 a hydr, breakdown
Mayor lurid raid that he did nut
.u..w b..t .rral.grweut the Water
and Lrgwtct.wam men had wale. He
• zplati u.s Ib .t Lt.e r.,teliti411Ho had
.ulreon to01 of [hr!mintbut he thought
L woo I.1 acc-pt s Iei,.e-t 10 lire the
old plain as au auxi.iary.
Here. E:J.ut, br..ugul up the matter
11 .he ..... ui• 114.1P10P111 u1 the old
LVh..-1 Ries' p..nl. Councillor F:Ilie,lt
sold the, retrial nteu from litxl.rith
Iwo lues entitle -Jett in C intont tilde
ediettewbilielbe.tr tined... were living
..r. r
Mayor Reid .GRI the council had the
p.uwtre ul the company to start early
.n for spring 11,110 be Iwheved the
eowl'any would keep i4. promise.
IMPItu%-EMENTte SUGGESTED
C •nnc.ltor %V gle, a. thairuan of
the Fire committee. presruted the Foe
Mlle.'. r,•u,•1 ,. l he committee
need di.cteeed rev. -rel Iwp.uve.urnta
-itch es a new 1.dder mel, .Ireping
itteuttitente ill the „,e 11:.11 tot two
Menne., it new .hal • ff nuzzle, in -
'i rction of the larger buildings by the
lire chief and an it.cr.Ase in (be grant
..,ode to the theturn for their move:es.
INCREASE (.RANT
it recommended :hat the ladder
wagon l e repai • d without delay
•cud that 1 br hu -r a sgeon Le tvu•uirhel
and aur -lack 1.4(81.•11. 11t•IiiVing
Mat a c'nrrtakrt .h..utd tw appointed
.. leo, after the f;, r hall the • outwit -
tee tiro tier le • menced that the
grant he MCIwitird 10 lour hundred
.end fifty dollies.
1 hat the •-b1. 1. and his lieutenant'.
m•kean inspect«ro it all the I..rge
l•uilding. and I,1••t"rie• in town. which
• b. y ale mot Ingo/tinted with ens
another recumw.ud,tt' and ale..
that, en electric oepLueicr he attached
to the tow, cl.ek t., facilieste• the
•ingingof a lire alarm and that the
chairman securrdala as (u the prole
atee co+l of the .arue.
Council adjourned *bout II n'cleek,
MRS. SPIEGEL'S WILL UPHELD
Charges Involving Capt C. C. Crabb are
Not sustained
The following i. from the Chicago
Cummer. sol Cutoolds :-
Thr wavy Irir,nti cud business er-
quaintanrrs ..f Capt. Christopher C.
'rater are gtatlfltal to know that no
oral ground rxl.ttd tor charge. of
fraud which were made against hint
end his w if. in coeuecaou wit h the
will of sire. Mary Spiegel! .ludge
Petit has tendered a deciei,.n oyelrul-
tug &II appeal mum th1, Protxtle count
and hulling that molesting heirs failed
to pru,iuce p4 -00f that Capt. 4)1111/4 used
fraudulent wetnuds to Induce the Ire -
quest which makes him the rid n l
uen.Ileiary .4 au estate estimated at
about Illgtee te.
Mr.. Spiegel died Meech e'fith, 1013, at
Mr. Crabb'. borne, 21:4 Lakeview ave-
nue. Brothers of for dressed, (7ornel-
iva, Andrew and Jrrewlab O'Day,
.Ileged that she died under susp:cioens
circumstances and sought to have the
w{11 set eater, in both t he Probate and
Circuit mute. Judge Petit watnined
the decision of Prohtrte§tndge (:ender.
which not only upholds'the will tett
carries withdt a tuor■l vindicalioo of
(;apt. Crahhand hi. wife.
It is en old Mae. that false teperts
travel fast, and like • rolling snow•
ball gather weight as they go Thus
a business man who hecomrs involved
in such reports may suffer much in-
jury to hie reputation before the false-
hood is overtaken and refuted. P'or
this reason it is only a matter of com-
mon justice to give them the heoellt
of this unsolicited publicity on lbw oc-
casion of (bele exoneration.
in e11 eontrover.les involving the
reputation or character of a citizen it
is always well to remember t hat both
slides should he beard heroes judg-
ment is passed.
Rumor. were Widely circulated at
tbe time of Mrs. Spiyslte death re-
flecting unjustly upon Capt. Orabb.
It was intail thin Mrs, Opiewel
bad iatee anioaRI<y' W attar dialog at
M
the OratesYeaae% add .bat undue
Minuses had best brought to bear
area hit' Is the Mablag of bar w111.
it is =rill Shia r►a real fotada-
Sou whish_ �o bass these
rgnmo�n' Cideatio and Ids many
or
b++ it wide ea
=ill be glassed td learn of Home
teeter
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At W teasoal stair *hew
al Lleaseeel. 1111 birds es
Irate sad ..d �te.th.tarleaulleea
tam/
as as ems
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Patterns
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Lt AIM •e.r..rr.rlbb,e r.•tr.
tor rot • 91 Ow arr.ew vapor.
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Parr eaa.rs 884 • Must ss .se...,. haw
AMt w.. seal r Metal air arsc.ipnra ►w►kL
ALL D*Vaal$IS.
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mem. nee 1r.,rr.,
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Vap. Cremates, C.
it aaar R. Y.T.
tamer Mir meanie
Momotiat. Ca
MORE ADDED TO LONG LIST
Of Women Who Owe Their Health to
Dudd's ICideey Pills
White Head Ponce, Que.-Feb, Utb.
-(Special)-As • remedy fur women
Dodd's Kidney Pills bold an enviable
place in the edlinetion of the people
of Quetwe, and Mn. John Cabot, a
highly -respected lady living here, adds
her name to the list of those wbo stand
ready to 8.e11 of the good work they are
dol ug.
o•My trouble," Mn. ('abot stales,
".farted crow a cold. and 1 suffered
ft.r-ix years. Rbeunlati.w. neuralgia,
stiffoese of the joint«, cramps in the
wus:les and heart flint -tinge weer
emu. g my symptom., and finally
Bright's disea-e devrl•.ped. 1. wa.
then 1 started to tea. D•elu', Kidney
Pills, vett they helped me almost tto.,
.be •Pert. After taking lour lour.1
feel like it new woman."
lie t ycur stationery pt nted aThe
Signal.
What the Btacksm:th Said
"Ver, sir, the beet option bylaw was
the bee.( melons', ere, intro hired In
our..Wwaship." oliorental ked the tall
N,cksmith in our hearing the nay wI-
ter the Scott Act bad cal tied ov. r the
C(wooty. "My shop ie in one of the
villages near byseed t aro doing n
fairly good tootle. My customer. come
to m,• flout nodes around end 1 must
say that 1 tweet had a tact,.•. eta,'
business than the lest, and 1.89 trouble
et the year'm end to te.ilecl ley ac-
counts. When the hotel err. «. the
woad had license my ctedenie,« wo..'d
bring g rhere teams -say, Le he shed all
round, or rice f. t some 1 .!,115 t1/5• r it,
tmachinen• which would lake some time
to ierc.•mpli,.h, 4.51(1 our• ie t he ton •
they had to wait they w•t.511 I •tn ov r
to the hotel and blow net ay with
congenial coutpnni..ne the uo•ry they
had brought with thein to pay for th•
work. Then they would P111te biu•k
apo ray :-Oh ! i h..vent 1h• tti,ney
plat now. leo entr will hate to chatg.
it on your bo ok to my eccelint,
"Yee. sir! the Scott'A'ir i• the best
thong for the c natty. for i, a►,nt• ue
All the hers &h.i w•,' CPT t• • t -P 11
for whiskey after it conies in force.' -
Perrin
(cloves
The New Wash Goods
FEBRUARY is the month most women do their family sewing
and we are better prepared to meet every requirement than
ever before.
Anderson's Kindergarten
for Children's Wear
The ideal winter' fur children's Wash
Suits attd Urrssesis Abder.on's kindergar-
ten .:loth, extra tough wearing (.•Diors.
perfectly fast, in newest designs, .'S inches
wide, per yard 200
Anderson's Celebrrted
Glasgow Uinghams
For the hest wearing and wnihiug
gingham you con make no mistake in select-
ing this standard line, even y color perfectly
teat, 2'75 incite.. wide, per yettl.. 150
Special Values in White Cotton
A fortunate purchase of white (cotton
secured at the old prier., this maims a de-
eided saving. Kerwin lonely coed velure,
Canadian and ,owlet Cotton.. at per
pod lode, late, Lee lie and .. ..... ...... 1 Bo
The New Prints
A large shipment of. the new prints
)Int opened up n all the newest (I .lens in
liahl end Berk grounds in almost every
runeeivahlr..tyle of pat Lel n. 'rhe quality
is better than former seasons. a he tele'
print and absolutely fast colors.
Palatine Print, 31 inches wide, per
yard 1210
The Fancy Nash Goo►
R•tinea, crepes, crepons and n11 raft
.slinging ula'rtial+ will held fleet Ware in
this s. a..,o'. w.uh materiel... In our stork
Is ill he found all the newest and popttl♦r
c.•lot ing•o which will he Peen.' .5.r on in
s ile .axon. Crepes and soils from, per
yard, lira to 50c
Redford (cords and Piques, plain and
fancy, from per pard 20o
During this month all odd Tots of winter goods, including Fur Coats,
etc., will be cleared at sweeping reductions.
McCall's new Spring Patterns now all in stock.
-Amu Millar's Scotch Store hars6
ellOWMIllialemmoreee
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AND LABOR. LIGHTER
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.4 PASTE ITNtFF.DALLEYNo DUST
N0 WASTE HAMILTON. CAMAS* I No RUST
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Electric Fixtures
SUPPLIES
WIRING REPAIRS
W. J. t1UDDART
PHONE 157
Mlimeoll
FOR BeautifuingYour flair
The Ladies In this Town are Simply Going Wild
over harmony IIair Beautifier. Arid no wonder, because to make
the flair lustrous, soft and silky we believe there's nothing else -
and we sell about all the various hair preparations made -that any-
where near comes up to harmony .lair Beautifier.
Ask any one of the many women in this town who use it -
she'll tell you shc,ielovc.." it. Just look at her hair, and you'll opine
to us and get some yourself.
PIARMOMY
HAIR BEAUTIFIER
Is just what its name implies. --Just to make the hair glossy, lustrous, more
beautiful.- Ju.9t to make it easier to dret+, and more natural to fall easily and
gracefully into the wavy lines and folds of the coiffure.
It lesseri•delightlnt frcrhrand cool-effevL poi * lingering. .*badoperfume.
not change or -darken the coke. .Contains no oil; therefore doesn't leave the '
hair sticky or string*. Simply sprinkle a little on your hair each time before
brushing it. But Set, make sure that your hair and scalp are clan, by using
Harmony Shampoo
-A liquid shampoo to keep the hair dean, soft, smooth and beautiful. It gig
an instantaneous, rich, foaming lather, penetrating to every part o( the hair and
scalp. It is washed off just as quickly, the entire operation taking only a few
moments. 11 lavers no lumps or stickiness. ---hut it refreshing sense of cool, sweet
c•leanlineaa.-,Tait a dainty, pleasant and clean fragrance.
-Both in odd -shaped ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops
Ilarasonlf air Reasdfisr, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, dor;.
Both are guaranteed to please you, or your money back.
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