The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-02-13, Page 3--s-
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OWE—HUNDREDTH YEAR.
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!Nosiness. . irectory
• LEGAL
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T. I . HUNTER
Barrister, Ete.
Royal Beals Bldg.
Hammilto;': Streetr Goderich
Phone 968.
gannammiiIINEM
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
' 3J CECIL ATTRLD 1E.
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Telephone: Office 18, Residence 343.
Goderich.
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
1% CCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING
a.a.,
SPRVIC81
For Small Businesses, Stores, Etc.
Bookkeeping Systethe installed.
Books Balanced Monthly
Financial Statements
Wage Summaries
Business and Personal Income Tax
,Returns
ALBERT SHORE
•Office;Corn;er North St. and Square
Phone 975. Residence Phone 444.
1NS.URAN-CIL
itleKiLLOP MUTUAL ° FIRE IN-
GE 'O. -Farm and iso-
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ed.
lated� town ,property insured.
fiicers— . President, F,"rank Mc
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, Gregor, Clinton, No. 5; Vice=President„.
this. Leonhardt 'arni►o To:.. ",: ,.
_- Manager and Secretary -Treasure -4 .-11.
- -..A: -It.eid, Eeaferth,:,�..... , -- --
Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Chris. Leonlliardt, . Barnikolm ; A1e�c.
.,Broadfoot, Seaforth; W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth ; George Leitch, Clinton , E.
.J. Trewartha, Clinton; Alex. McEwing,
Blyth; -Hugh- .Alexander, Walton;.. _ J
L. Malone; Seaforth.
Agents—John E. 'Pepper, Bruceheld,
No. 1; George A Watt, Blyth, No. 1;
,R. Finlay McKer, her, ,Dublin, No. 1;
J. F. Prueter. Brodhagen. -
_ Poli holders can make all pay-
_
::n idueats and :get -their • cards reoeipted- at -
the Royal Bank, ,Clinton ; Calvin Ciitt'a
Grocery, .Kingston Street, Goderich,. or
J. 1tii, Reid'a General- Store,. l ylield.
DUE • DATES OI' ,
RATI®]f. COUPONS
Coupons` now good are butter B-35.
to t3-41, meat M:64'to M-72 and sugar -
preserves S-`26 to S-40. Next coupons
becoming valid ar6 sugar -preserves
8-41 to S-42,* butter. B-42 and meat
M-73 • on' February 20.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. -=With the recent increase allowed
various oils and shortenings, what is
the present ceiling price of a pound
of shortening? '
A. --Tho ceiling price May vary ac-
cording to the” brand, and the increased
price cannot be charged the consumer
until the retailer has paid for this
product. Stocks on . hand in, retail
stores when the price increase' was
announced must be sold at or below
the former ceiling. If you will send
us the name of the brand and the
name of the dealer • selling you the
shortening we shall be glad to check
and gide you the, information you
desire.
(2: -Could you tell me if restaurants
have been allowed to increase the price.
of a ham sandwich? '
A. -If the ham is hot the price may
be increased five cents. If it is cooked,
cold ham the price may not be in-
creased under the' Iecent allowances
for meals.
Q. -Are used cars and trucks still
under price ceiling regutat1dns ?
A. -Yes. Prices may be checked at
theenearest_office of the Wartime Prices
• MEDICAL
4DR. F. J. R. FORSTilUt, EYE, EARL,
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic and Aural hospital, assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square " Throat' Hospital,
London, .England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267:
- -Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday., .J:anuar.y 22, 1947, at 2 p.m.
gill 4.39 p.m. ._ ..
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phbne '341 -
OFFICE HOURS
Mesa. & Thurs.-9 to 11.30 a•rn.
2 to 5 p.m.. (only)
Tues. & Fra.. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 1L30 a.m. (only)
Mineral fume baths by appointment
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 ' South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario.
1
r
£ L. COLE 1
Optometrist-,sOpticiau
Eyes
E�Examined, -Glasses Fitted
Plio
ne 33 Goderich, Ont:
- P. J. RYAN
Redd Estate and inwnrxnee
office and Residence:
- 11 Trafalgar Street
Phon „36,3
•'ORA BALE --Hous of all kinds,
choice building -lots, business pro-
perty and several good farms.
INSURE _ IN SURE
INSUANiE__-..
CONFEDERATION LIFE
WIND- CARR,
FIRE—Prete/Ted rates for
preferred risks.
- -ACCIDENT & SICKNESS
Consult
JOHN FARBISH
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Iw,O!�-_--
8 annon�
Phone � ._,.-
DONALD B. BLUE
Lig ePaRLIEN'CED AUCTIONEER
for -Counties of Huron
r and Bruce
RIFLE. PHONE 49
For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich, ' Ont.
EDWARD W. FI' LIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-;
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
tilling -Phone: 203,_Clint�n•__
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed. 19tf
HURON 410U1014)".9* FOREMOST W, LY'
GODERICII, ONTARIO'? THURSpAY, E
Couni1SeeksViews1jj : S�1�O�JL NEWS 11
R UAR`` 3th, 1947
Parking, � THIS WEEK AT mt[�
'� °; THIS WEED TIVE: G.C.I.
(By Jam Ifs ynol(1s) a'
ill for Mile :and a Half The "tails" have once ":again been
of Side-Walk
At the meetingofthe Town Courtcil
on Friday night last Mayor A1ooney
reported briefly on the public meeting
field the previous week to consider the
holding of an Old Hosie Week this
year, The small attenaarit:a., at the
meeting was diecuuraging,o'he said, and -
most of those present did not seem to
want to express lin opinion one way or
the other. The sense of the meeting,
aD Euy New Tractpr—PetitiOaa4
so far as it . was expressed, was :that
there was not time to prepare for a
reunion this year. He thought Gode-
rich should prepare to celebrate the
hundredth anniversary of its" incorpor-
ation in 1850 and keep the project per-
sistently before the public.
All mem-hers of the Council were in
their seats.
The Tax Collector reported e_ollec-
tion4 of $1,197.71 in January. The
Collector also submitted'a statement of
•taxes in arrears, which was referred
to the finance committee.
The Chief of Police submitted a re-
sport of weights of loads of coal checked
in January, as follows:
Town Company
Scale •- Weight
1750 Ib. 1620 lb.
• ' `'300 lb. 2090 Ib.
8540 Ib. ' 8440 1b.
10801b. '1100 lb.
HAROLD AMMON
- LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HIIRON ANDPERTH
For information, etc.. write
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seaforth, 'or 867; Goderich.
1 GAVE UP-FOOLIN G
WITHABAD:v,
ACID
STOMACH
• �.RS
"I found out to my sorrow
. that, continuous dosing
with ordInar -•sugar--
coated pills laxatives ,s
and ro-called alka-
lizerr, which gave me
temporay relief, did my stomach more harm
than gobd. Afriend recommended PFUNDER'S
TABLETS. I bought them on the 15 -day
, ;mosey -back plan. Row 1 recommend them to
is p�beQgidA" t�dia PhaCsta and many users p
rase
MURDER'S TABLETSsicOsse
stomach
cn tsthhem
ter days i risking
one penny.
. COINS" Is Iar'MtEt Datalt, and Taal Mai
Seabrook Coal Co.
Dean Coal Co.
Edward Coal Co.
Saints Coal Co.
Jerry Coal Co. 22001b. 21751b.
Applications for. Building Permits
Five api
licaticas.• for,14Ading Pe
r
Baits
were. submitted.` 11. S. Davidson
:proposes •to -•build:, ; tw story frame
dwelling. on Maw -street at an estim-
ated - cpst of $4;500. David Brindley's
ipplicatien,was -fpr a one-story, frame
-dwelling on Britannia road, estimated
cost $3,000. N. W. Scrimgeour's 'ap-
plication
ap-plication was for a frame service sta-
tion sen Huron road. •The other ap-
plieations were from - A. R. Mohriug,
Cambridge street, and G. Patterson,
•Gloucester fierrace, for ming iniprove
ments.
Applications for grants -to the Salva-
tion Army and the Health League of
Canada were sent to the finance com-
mittee, and the request for 0. contribu-
tion.. was
xisma,, ..xo „the -Aids _Chin n. funds, d
Campbell's Drug Store, Goderich
;� CAPITAL THEATRE
- Now --The Bum`stead Family, in "LIFE WITH RLONDIE.
•
Honday, Tuesday and Wednesday -g- Two Features-
• Johnny Weismuller, Virginia Grey and Buster Crabbe
Tell a. battling tale of conflict in "primitive surroundings
"SWAMP FIRE" .
• Dennis O'Keefe, Helen Walker and Tont Powers
"' 3itlance the program with a bundle of hearty laughs
"HER ° ADVENTUROUS NIGHT"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday— -
Evelyn Keyes, Ansi Miller, Allyn Joslyn and Keenan Wynn
With Envie Madr"iguer'als Orchestra ,in the iropieal tune -and -talent
toppers of all .lmtsicals
"THE THRILL OF BRAZIL"
Coining Alan °Ladd, Gln 4b.S.S,"
Matinees Wed., Sart. and fiolidaye at 2.30 p.m.
and Trade Board.
Q.—Has there ben any recent per-
mission granted bakers to increase the
price of brown bread? • :
A.—Ne. Bread of all kinds inelud-
ing white,vitamin it Canada -approved
bread, brown bread,whole wheat bread,
cracked wheat bread and rye bread
are still, at their -basic period levels. -
relegated to regions redolent of cam-
phor. Evening gowns have been care-
fully inspected and are reposing on
hangers ready for some lesser - event.
In other words, the eleventh G.C.I.
at-hoiite is over. On February 7th a
record assembly gathered in the gy m-
nasiuiu, which was decorated in t
winter motif --"snow" appropriately
-being predominant. The decoration
was under the direction of Miss Put
Church, who with her committee
achieved perfection. The guests were•
eleomed by the patronesses, Mrs. A.
R. Scott and Mrs. H. M. Ford, and the
president of the Student Council, Miss
Eleanor Martin. The music of Ross
Pearce and his orchestra inspired gay
capers in both the Toung and -the not -
so -young. The 'elimination daiace was
a . source of : keen amusement to -the
guests. Ladies were removed from the
floor for various extravagant reasons,
such as "wearing orchids," and gentle-
men for the ordinary offences,- such as
"wearing ` suspenderti." Miss Rose-
marie Hartman and Mr: •Mac. Wilson
were the successful contestants. In
the spot dance, Mrs. (Dr.) J. �I,. Gra-
ham and . Mr. R. Menzies were "on
the spot." A relay lunch under the
capable ditection of Miss McNaughton
and Miss Tettmar was served, the last
200 guests faring as bountifully as the
first 200. The Student Council has
been the reeigienthof many compliments
on the 'success of the evening.
A Teeii Town dance will be held . itr -
_ the. gymnasium-.. on -Friday., -Fe iruary-
14th,.:at 8 Pam. _.
Q.—Are canned baby's foods free
of ceiling controls?
A.—All except canned apricots, -,cher-
ries, peaches, pears and plums.
referred to committee of the whole. -
The request of the Navy League of
Canada --for--permission-to_holsLA tag
day on a date not yetde.cided upon was
referred to the special committee.
-Applications from the Association of
Ontario Mayors and Reeves and the
Ontario Association 'of Rural IIunici-
- paii-ties, --each--for--the-membership-fee-
of $5, were sent to committee.
Bandmaster Woods' Resignation
Charles Woods' resignation of the
position of leader of the . Boy s' Band
was received and accepted and the
,question of what is ;to be done with
refer oix� if ee
the band was ref >ed t'b' c m t
of the: whole.
The application -of the Bell Tele-
phone Co- for approval of work on
Elgin ave. and Toronto street was
sent -to thwpublie works committee.
Coups. K`aittiug and. Edward Were
-appointed to .act ori the Community
Recreation Council to be organized
shortly. .
The Mayor, the chairman of the fin-
ance committee and the Clerk were ap-
pointed a committee to,_act on the re-
quest of the Blue Water Highway As-
sociation for a grant of $250 for this
year. ,
The County Treasurer • submitted a
provisional statement of the County
Yaw judgment is.th thing by .rate for 1947, which at 53' mills on the-
e assessment would be $18;753.05. ,
others. judge you. - In recent years the Town, with pre -
Signal -Star classified ads. payment of taxes, has paid its County
results. I rate in advance and taken advantage
;aarr.r
which
bring
NamiewaHurrammowat
F. T. Armstrong
OPTi� � and OPTOMETRIST
"See Armstrong and See Better"
At Lucknow first Friday of
each month. •
J. W.CRAIGIE
INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24 , - GODERICH.
ENJOY PEACE OF MIND
and freedom from financial•
losses by insuring . today.
TALK IT OVER TODAY' WITH
CORDON JEWELL
R.R. 6, Goderich
Phone Carlo* 1 4...
a
Air
Geo. ` . MacEwan
Fire, Acddent- and Meter Cr,a
Insurance,
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET -
PHONE 239 GODERICM
Should Red Cross
Continue at Work?
Questio.t. Pbc zed ,t Annual
Meeting bf Local
Organization
The attendance at the annual meet-
ing of the local branch' of this lied
Cross Society` on Friday night was not
large, owing to counter attractions and
illness. - u The president, i,1r. D. E.
Campbell,. pres=ided, and Mre. ,P. F.
Carey was acting secretary in the
absence through illness in Hospital of
Mr: George Schaefer. A balance of
$2,175 was reported on hand.
Mr. Campbell, in a review of the
year, said seven meetings of the ex-
ecutive had been held.,
Engergency quotas received from Tor-
onto resulted in some of the workers
being busy until June. The rooms
were then closed .until Septembers Sew=
ing machines were given out to certain
faithful workers to keep and to main-
tain in good condition; .three were
lent to the.Collegiate Institute and one
to the Women's Hospital Auxiliary: A
membership drive secured 116 mem-
bers, and realized $478; a grant' of
$200 was made to assist sufferers in
the ,Windsor duster, and a cheque
for $1200 was sent to headquarters at
Toronto, '
Mr. Campbell paid tribute ,,to R. C.
Hays, the first president, and to Mrs.
H. C. Dunlop, convener of the- work-
room and later president of the branch.
He announced that the executive had
recommended, that, as a special mark
of appreciation, the Society confer an
honorary ine�niliership, the highest
honor..within- the purview of _the• So-
ciet1!, 'oil.,% S Dnnlop--..Aceord•1ngly_it
crt tans was•- sent to - headgniarters at
:Torotrtv, and un• acknowledgment was
receavect• -that- "`lie �.r'eeoniiiendjt'ion
would be presented et t'he -next annual
meeting, to be held in April this.year.
The' president gave ,a report of the
work— done sine'--t'Ife`rg'aYriY.'tiun
1939 as follows: Total number of pieces
of wearing apparel made to June, 1946.
2,740; knitted articles, 17,893; hos-
pital supplies, 111,501; money raised
for all purposes, $66,494.70.
On a visit. to Toronto, Mr, -Campbell
said he had been assured therno finer
work had been sent in from any branch
anywhere. "This I believe to be a
well deserved tribute to our ladies,"
he, said.
The- Meeh .. . at- the
..... rhe- meati-xlg �a�„-3�xiormecl Pant- _ .
xee'tittt tr lratl=cleeide l�-ta- irtec-ommend.
that the books be closed and the
charter returned to Toronto -a de-
lci6iO11 airrivectr- at with regret,
. It w;ts mentioned that Alm.
gueii+enzie, pro; r:aira convener' of
the Ontario Red Cross sQeiety,
had been in town and had
been in taeltis with Mrs. H. C. Dtnlol,
Miss A.11.1Eaver, and Mr,• Campbell.
Mss Cleaver told the meeting; of
suggested aetivities for the branch, to
undertake, as Toronto headquarters
was anxious that Goderich 'should
carry u ou. Some of the suggestions
'were: Blood :donor clinics; establish-
ment. of a lean cupboard from which
wheel chairs, hospital supplies, etc..
might be available in. emergencies;
the teaching of 'swimming and lips
saying; a ward for veterans' wives and
families in the hospital-; clothing for
England .and; Europe; a grant to the
Goderich Library Board for the child-
'ren's library. , •
Mr. E. D. Brown spoke of "the
magnificent piece of work done by the
women of Goderich-it was outstand-
ingly splendid." There was overlap-
ping to be guarded against in peace-
time. work; he pointed out. Social ser-
vices regftrding relief were looked after
by the relief officer, Mr. Rougvie; the
Legion attended to veterans' difficulties,
*instriicting that .a new bylaw be pre-
pared:
• The finance committee passed a large
number of accounts and reported that
relief accounts for January totalled
$450.27. ;.. "
To Purchase New Tractor v
The publie works committee reeom-.
mended that a new Ford tractor, tom-
plete with cab, mower attachments„
,and V -type . snowplow, be purchased
froin Goderich _Motors at a price of
$1,739.52.
The special committee recommended
that the Mayor obtain, the views of.
the retail merchants' coinurittee orf the
installatio.0 of parking meters; that
of the discount. This year the tai British Sailors''Society be granted
prepri3unentpla�i_ Svcs' not. adopted Wine per mission to hold _a _tag. dov_; 014_t4e -.
the Treasurers pointed out .that to pay Corporation •enter into an agreement
the County rate in advance the Town with Victoria Hospital, London, for the
would have to borrow. the money from care of patients with communicable
the Bank. The matter was referred to -I.
the finance committee.
The secretary of Maitland Golf Club
wrote stating that a deputatibn would
wait upon the Council shortly to urge
the widening of the• road to the golf
>< ceC ttr
°�ar�d a.. recreatdosi iah�trsacCr�. �.� r �'.
appointed wQ,fnald• have .ebgrvd of swine
naniiag and safety • tta tavitWu. lit telt
t'ba outpost hosI4tals • were ca oing ia-
vnluabie�-work.- :and desemring self Csagi$t-
anGe , •
fir, M. ' Rohe? 8 0 also spoke
brle1 y.. .. -
Mrsr. 'Dunlop favored, obt4Qinmg the
opinion of the women before surrend-
ering the charter and a uwftan wsst
endorsed that action on the recom-
mendation,
ecolao
mendation, from the exeeutivc to,return
the charter be defetred until after a
m;c'eting of the women workers le called
to decide whether they are willing to ,
carry on peacetime' or The decision
will be�a reported bacso : a general
meeting. The present executive WWI
carry on in the meantime.
The on,
was adjourned to'T'('•
convene at the calla Ike president.
BOARD OF TRADE .DJJ CTOR
In addition to the ijst • of elected
directors of the Gaderich Board'. oI
Trade for .1947 which appeared' in. Inst
week's Signal -Star there should have
been the name, of Jr M. GOOdwin,
manager ` oe the Bell Telephone Com-
pany for the Goderich district.•
'
J
grounds. This' vas referred to thea
public works committee: through the harbor shed .oil a tonnage
.•
A letter from Solicitor Dance} in basis.
The- industrial committee recorn-
connection with the grant to the County
of land in' the Square was sent to
committee of the whole. '
A communication from W. A. Suther-
land, inbehalf of II. Bahialessee of the
skating rink, requested that the Town
attend immediately to the repair or re-
placement ,of the wire which - vas
broken on the night of January 6th
This was referred to the public Works
committee, along with • other -cor-
respondenee relating to the several . The Clerk -submitted a dist-of--peti-
damage actions against the Town. I tions for cement sidewalk and' curbing
The North Harbor Road on the local improvement plan, and
A communication from the Depart -1 said -they -called for, about •a mile and
anent of Transport,- Ottawa, with refer- a -half of sidewalk. The }natter of
ence to the proposal for a road to the ordering cement for this work was re -
north side of the harbor, stated:
diseases. fc�rrccl to they public works committee.
"Should the area be required for in-I
It ryas decided to sell part lot `251,
es. .
The water, light and harbor com-
mittee recommended that the 'North-
West Steamships Co. be 'advised `that
the Corporation will enter intra an
agreement whereby freight may be put
-mended that the insurance on the
foundry be changed so thst the lessee
keep the property insured with loss.
if aupayable to the Corporation as
:its intErests may appear.
The fire -committee recommended
that the fire pumper at the north side
of the harbor be brought, up town
and placed in the fire hall.
These reports were all adopted.
Mile and a Half of Sidewalk
dustrial purposes, the Department
would be- pleased to co-operate with
the Town of Goderich and would be
in a position to grant permits of oc•
-
cupation to industrial users whose Oper-
ations might be approved by the Town
It is against Departmental•.polic'y to -
allow subleasing of public wharf areas
"If satisfactory , arrangements can
be made by The Town with (he Can-
adian National Railway, the Depart-
ment would be quite prepared to coli:
sider entering into an agreement rover-
ing use of the breakwater by the Town
as -a roadway site, the roadway to
form part of the .proposed develop-
ment."
This_ was referred'toJ,hn.water, light
and harbor committee.
James, Durnin, caretaker of MacKay
Hall, asked that someone he appointed
to take . his place, as he had been
granted -one of the Wartime houses.
The matter was left in the hands of the
public works connnittee.
A motion was passed to rescind the
bylaw for the licensing of dogs and
'WE SPECIALIZE IN
MERCURY MOTORS and PARTS
NEW and REBUILT MOTORS IN STOCK—NO WAITING
PH°NEBRADLEY & SON GbDER=CH
241' or 658
NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CAR& -
'
Elgin avenue, to Douglas Wilson for
$115. -,
A motion was passed that the Town
snowplowing equipment must not- be
used for clearing private lanes or
driveways. ,
ioderich Stores Remain
Open. Saturday Tights
e s"iined Ide chants agree to keep.::au .places
of -business -open ` 'Ii �U-'oc1oot.Satur'day nights_ in r
c omens.,.....
,we ma: • better se�;vo�iiur- �oeal..ax�`d ruralust rs
Auto & Bicycle Supply Egg Market Mep's Furnishings
Fred -Bee ors- 7. L`4rk�es°itlesP'f . ac son :.
Bakers
Culbert's Bakery
East St. Bakery
Billiards & T ►baceo
Craigie Bros. ,
William Wood
Canadian Tire Store
China & Pictures
Emitii s : Alt:- &erg.::.:
Children's Wear
Jack & Jill Store
The Ivie-_Mary Shoppe
Cold Storage
W.
.1.li McLean
Drygoods
F. E. Hibbert & Son
Geo. W Schaefer
Dairy & Lunch Bars
C. A. Baxter •
- G. J. McManus
J. .A. Snider
Drug Stores '
Jess A. Campbell
II. C. Dunlop
Guy Emerson , ..
J. H.•Lander
Dry Cleaners & Tailors
Chas. Flack
Lowery.,.
J. A. Ni -ins
Electric Shop
R. H. Cornish
Feeds & Seeds .._
a -C. R"an &-Son
Fruit Merchants.
Antonio b
.Ivan Louzon
Furniture Stores'.
-.-14.1aokst no's
Millinery . Stores
Miss M, R. MaeV iear
Misses McKinnon '
Restaurants
Blackstone's
Miss Hogan
Venus Cafe
Refrigeration
W. G.. -Larair..;:&Son
Krophey's
J. R. Wheeler
_Grocers- .
K. E: Aitken
1).• J. Allan
R. L. Burrows
(alvip Cutt
Harvey Cutt & . Son
B. Y. McCreath
'Sparr'S-
h
hardware Stores
E. Breckenridge
Worsell Bros. -
Harness Shop
H. J. Fisher
Jewelry & Gifts
Reg. Bell '
Filsinger's
• dtea -Ready -tlFWear
.1: ashion Shoppe
a
Optometrists '
F. T. Armstrong
A. L. Cole
Shoe Stores
Agnew -Surpass
Mrs. ,Ahl
Gledhall's
Geo. MacVicar
Shoe Repair
C. Bridgewater ,
Joe . Urglram
Upholsterer
'Wm. Reid
Variety Stores
Goderich Dollar Store
People's Store '
Stedma n's
Watch Repair
Komp's .
H. Pierce
Another motion • adopted was that -
To'wn laborers he paid time and , a-1
hat for overtime after the eight-hour
day or for work on -Sunday.
The public works committee was
authorized to have a gasoline ' pump I
placed in the Town Hall yard. .11 was
considered this would - effect 0 consider- I
able saving in the • cost of gas -used
-by the Corporation. . • •
The Mayor mentioned flu; request
of.the.Board of Health that slaughter-
houses be under inspection, and it was
deckled ,to consult the Town Solicitor
hi the matter.
Land for -New Court House
Council then . went into coriimittee
of the whole rand on resuming passed
the committee's recommendations as fol-
lows : That a grant of $100 be made
to the Aid. to China fund,, and that the
Mayor and Clerk be authorized tb sign
a petition to -the Legislative Assembly
in the matter of- the' conveyance of
land in the Market, Square to the
County of Huron.
Bylaw No. 5 was passed authorizing
the eonveyanee to the ("or!nty of ap-'
proximately forty feet by twenty feet
adjoining that portion of the Market .
Square nova owned by the County, The
County is • to agree , to provide both
men's .and ladies' public rest rooms in
the new Court, house building, the same
to bo,. kept in a clean and sanitary
conditlOn by, the Ttliwn of (l°oderich.
and in the event the proposed new
building is not constructed the Cofiinty
in to reimburse the Town for any ex-
pense •which it has incurred in con-
neetion with this transaction. -
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