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ate* in t‘ike.'MeSt-.beillitifilt.deikrifl
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Marble, Scotch* S*edish,ant Can-
adian granites
We make a specialty of Family
(aliments and invite your inspeo;
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Inacriptions Neatly, are u yand
,FramPtly. Done.
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...before Placing your order
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No. ,428, meetti*
236dg41;k0p)ni, every second, Tamp
aL•the month at 'S
K•parkert:Rec.
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f "BUT . HE • ,A 'NEAT'Yil"?
Every little - while tfioy ten, us that
the horse has to; SO; • •
First ;the trolley was invented 'cause
AlreAoraes",•Went to slow, ' • ,
Xat•thet told us that not
keep raisin' ' colts no more, . •
Whew,. the,. :street .cars got to moting
what the horses Pullel before,:
I thought it ws all over with ald
• Fan and Dell and Kit,
S'PeSed the horse Was up' and done
' "But le ain't 'Went yitl"
When the • bike craze 'first got started
bee& told ,tis right away,' •
As you, probably: remember, that the
• horse had so* his day;
. People put away .their,buggies and
iwent kitin' • 'round ;on wheels;.'
There Were lots' .antl,lots, of horses
didn't evenedrii :their rneals,
I used to Stand and watch 'em.,with
their_bloomers_aer,_they-flit,'
And I thought the horse Was goin',
• -"But., he ain't went tit!"
'Then they .got the horseleis Carriage
and they- said the horse was done,
' And the •story's :been repeatedtwenty
times. *by Edisdn: • 47.• • •
Every time he gets another of ...his
' batteries to go . •
.
He conies' Whoopinr out to tell us
• that the horse don't stand a -show
And you'd'. think to see theSe chauf-,
faersi, as they go a-chauffire, it •
. . .
Was good=bye to Mr Dbbrn,,
.4 ."Blit he ain't went: Yift7'
. •
Wheh the •-people get to' flying in the
: air I s'pose they'll say. • "
Aswe long, have been a -saying that
the horse has: had. his 'day. ..
And I S'pose 'that some Oldfeller,
just aboilt;iike ni`ell stand '
Where it's safe, and Witch the
horses hatilinl" stuff acrossthe land
And he'll' maybe think as, 1 do, while
the crowds, aricive his fitt,
"Oh, they say the horse is done for
"But he ain't' .went yit!"--Ruber
BIG OMB/4i AT *ILWAT .,,,,.
• DESTROYEDIi17.- FIRP
, (Mgdo1aY Gazette).
Fire,'.cif' an unknown origin, and
Ni.,1.4*. eP010, With ablest incredible.rapiditY‘. .aeMpletely destroyed ` the
Jorge sawmill••:and• Planing 'jail's; be
?leaigini• *life „kin of Geo...` Schwalmi
ti. Sen. 'of this : 'village' ea:- Monday
night of ,t1i4 weelF.: The SaWolill, had
just undergone extensive •alterations
andimprovements in 'preparation
for extra, large :season's wotk, and it
was the intention of the ArM, to cora-
.mence,eawing. on Tuesday ;mailing,
A fire: was,. placed in the big furnaie,
en.:Meadai'afterneon by John Hafer-,
. nzehl, who Wont back, to the milt it
. bank up his.' fire for the night,,, 'Ev..
'erything'Seemed-..at that time -,--to be
in perfect order; At about .1.0.30;
!us: A. "Tiesch, ,from whose 'residence
an :..vnobstructed view • ••• of the,'.. Mill
was possible . noticed ' an '' unusual
brightness at the mill, and -a, 1 mom-
ent ' later . lie was alarmed, to 490,
flames emerging •from • the building.
He:at:Once 'rasher' to give the 'alarm.
The 'brigade tuined out .in fine time,
but it: Was • •apparent that with the
,flanica sFraading, at. an . alartzdagW,
rapid rate, it would be impossible to
save, anything. In leis than twenty
115'W-,1;l'f:t..rq"11-e
• fire, the W1O1-d..Whelieas
nreknomeOne
\hioaiid:au4SiftY,feet:
in - length,waS ,iii..-flanies: It waii e
Meat sikeetaeuler blaze, and it ilium,
inated. .the sky- for milei,. 'around.,
'Mani, farmers awakened by ther,"'un-
rilinally bright ,reflection„dreve.„,..in ,to
see ,the ,fita:': '. : . '.: . ., . . :•
•Many of iheAuildinga in the :viaii)'-
it$T, of the doomed min, , were in the
greatest' danger -.for .. a ' time, but the
'rnen.kept a elOse:watch.and,eided by
the firemen were able to confine the.
flames to. the Schwalm building. The
foundry was on ;fire several • times
but each ,time it Was extinguished
The large' frame foundry warehouse,
which stood nearest the fire, looked
If one, time terie.,. doomed IO des-
truction, but the firemen wereable
to pile the, flames under control, and
thus SiVed,lierrgett ,Bros? a toss of
many thousands of dollars. ,
The Schwalm milli have been for
many Year • one : of . AfildPay's pose
important uniuStriee. , A 'tremendous
lumber and building trade has been.
established, ' rind • employment was
given to a ,:great Many hands. This
winter : the wage ' bMsof the firm
have . been enormous, as . Many : As
-.-thirty-twoZteaMarluiving-,been-on-the:
;•PaY roll for the Pat two *oaths. •
, The mill' building was exception-
ally heavily stocked, -when 'the\ fire
occurred, and...Tank thousands \ of
dollars worth Of the, finest finishee
-material was also consumed. A.. Car
of4piarin,rails' was to have been 'Ioed7
ed on Tuesday.‘, . - ... . \
It is .difficult to estimate the 'exac!'
amount , ',of ;the loss. caused by " the
fire; If ' the 1:rept/leen:lent .' of - the
machinery ' were calculated,, the'. loar
Would runup to $25,000 but the:loss
is inorelikely' to, be .in the 'neighbor-
hood ., of $18,000. Against this the
firm, carried $5500 of ' insurance .s
follows:-EconOznical $2500 on: build.
-
ing and Machinery; Waterloo . $1000
on aloact: and Gore s2000 on Stock.
Mr; Devitt of Kitchener, represent!
ing the Ecornankal and Waterloo
companies, and ,Mr. Robertson, re,
presenting the 'Gore, . were. here ,on
Wednesday ,a,d,inating the lot's.
' •We tincieloitalid • 1 r O m MessrS,
Schwalm that it is their intention- to
erect A.. portable,\ sawmill to cut un
the sawiegs this Winter, and in the
spring the !construction of a new
mill Will 'be. co,mmenced. The ., new
Mill Will not be lis large as the one,
destroyed,,and will be' of anentirely
fdifferent ,design„ - .
asks, .W S. and E. 'A. Schwalm
who lose 'so, heavily by the unfortun-
ate ) conflagration have the • 'sincerest
sympathy of ' every citizen in their
legs. -While the fire will not,' 'cripple
theta financially, their plans for, the
future' have been badly 'shattered;
and, -it -ii. SI cerelk hoped.that ' they
Will. he able' ,"'o -'-geellierrbilsiheis in:
I .
0'..fq11:t"*.,r1,1, il#F,sitafilik-L.-heT',--Oear
ture,;:-.,- -.; '• -•••:. ' ' ..
A hick ,town is
A isn't avy police
brigade" is busy.
41/44 a ni;:. "pia' nt'o
• %,....i.,,„wotey
a placayliere ' there1.
re -while the hre•
isn't
1 'new,NArtirtitit'haVilbee dong t 'with
tiOro'fot'.*00,
Lucacricr*sEiNTINEL
hursdni, mOrning
MacKenzie, caParSo:iietor
and Editor
THURSDAY, : FEBRUARY 12th 025
•CQVX,PN7 COLLECT,
In an Arkleie ..‘:01).'tlita Page,
few. .weeks age,, We referred to the,
action taken by 'a Miss Whittaker, Of
' f-igodOn to collect $3000 fican a Mrs.
Baxter in whose ear she (Miss Whit-
taker) had snffered., injuries during
an, accident on the read.* Automobile
owners Will be interested to know
'that, Mia -a• 11444404, failed in
However, this 400,4 not liAspoge.
of the question • Of , responsibility
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DISAPI'OINTO, .VIOIVADAINDNRS.
•• ' Many little,:baii'de;ef,alliaPle people.
scattered • throughout :the ;United
States, were 'diaaPpintedMast• •;-'ri-
day night because the world did not
come :to an end and:because they
,
were not transported to some' sort of
heaven .beyOnd the stars ., , • '
These, folk belong to a A.reform
branch ' of the Selently. pay Advent-
iiti; but jus( . be* they got''it;into
their 'heads that theworld was, to
,comp tcr-ari--.-end-on7FAiday-nighv-will."-
fereVer be a. Mystery to, Serie people..
.. • The, sect,: Of 'eedise; was anion' and
their iinnibere 'nabst 'hive been re-,
erPited :from,the very. ignorant, , or
frontamong,-"rehgions nuts" as such
.folk are .approprietlY ', designated;'
Having, accepted • the belief nothing
would .turn-them7frOinAt.-7-Alt:-whe
differed trom,' them were set down.. as
"unbelievers," who were marked,, for
destruction., . ' ; , .,. .. ,: •i, ;•::
. •The /,,expectatien':was that ....before'
-.1,441th.11ed----Eart,ltha
,"faithful" " were tobe transported .on:
'clods to a :hill • near. Sin Diego, Cal-
ifornia, where, they,. _should: remain
or a• time to -Witness the "destruc-
tion of the, unbelievers, .,by4estiletice,
and fire. Until one ComesIO One part.
of the ''story One might think-',-,thift;
flies* people were Perhaps . geed but
iirriple ' and ' delude& r.Doubtless they
:are harmless in •small • Matters, but
this belief, in the painful destruction
of 'Millions; 'While thet••,,few in num-
bers • were to ' look .on . in ,setetY,' and
late': Wing their way to leaven sag-
gests--i state of :iniod not altogether
innocent . nor. kind. .It must - have a-
risen out of -a plensingiapirit, of self-
righteousness and a 'desire .for rev-
enge. Evidently they 'WOK be pleas=
'ed to see .those Who . dared. to diet'
agree with them get "what was cm-
ing to them.',". . •,• , , ,
„Every few years the inembers o
sanie,religionS:body .gets.' it into their'
heada..that ,the World' is to come to
an elk! On some set daY. It wonld. b.'''.
Interesting' to . hear theexPlanatione,
of the Pronbela to their disappoint0
. Wherethere, is. a fair ..nreaatire • of
education' and , .erilighteinnent . these
fake' prophets gain no fizilewifig. ,, •
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'HELPING AND HINDERING .
' . TRADE ' ' '
, . . : •
The government at Waive is go-
ing to subsidize:a line •of.steamerspperatingbetween, this cou-
ntry .and
piliaiii with, 'a '.view to, es,ahliaking
lower :,freight ',rates on the ocean.
The: aim is in get lower rates, on
the 'ocean! The . aim is to get ' lower.
rates on goods., ' being exported troin•
Canada. •There is 'nothing said about
lower rates on goods to be imported:
., This is -clearly A protectionist ex-
pedient,:. with ,its ',Usual, leatiire--4e-
gard fer,the producer:but. no. regard,
for the consumer, ;It has the advent-
age:oVer" Some' forms of ."encourage-
ment" to belne \industries' thatit
will .'OPPlYto all manner of,!predncte
which areexported overseas.It,
.,
however; -ia\ , in:conflict .With- the pro-
tective tariff. We • °cannot -; export
goods Of any Bort Without importing
other ',geed% "hecante •goods or prO
"dude, that in, exported mus t be .paid
for by goods that:are inspOrted: Of
...course, payment C7, te.inade. in geld,
but groisl.is just a Iiickluct: �f indus-
try • aa other 'goodie, are, ouci Canada
has more gold than it ,needs just .as
it has -more wheat., \ :, '' • •-
Schemes to ericetire,'*industrie§
by protective tariffs, . bonuses -or inh.
*lies fringi", oucliese• difficUliei. - .If
one is "encouraged'', another - is. dis-
couraged ;" But it is idle to .'*iirgue
'against this, sort of thing\ Govern-
ments :all over the .world, under
pressure: fi4Yin special interests yield,
to ,,*aa...and • endeavour to \,:essiSt.
each orient the expense Of theeount
-tiYt'-ai-4-4-hilik-=lnipreie,'/airk ;-ist
;trinspettaticin.,!•ritaltirtg• --„i't "easier and'
elieliperAky .....00ye,...gooi, ,:.4r,olit;f?...uttO:
'fart *of the eaiiwa . piiirtieeiO,': ii.U!:••
:othorioa ...got:A.614 and it, is so
iegnided. But to • offset -this advant-
age protective tariffs ereerected;
initil.'-wa,have. the,-pAsen t.- :i$ctaOle •
,, OriVornmo# *1041,04iig ,•' to
..1e.r.!
promote. foraign 4ade byzulmiditt,
„ing a line Of ate* ship .and u th
.±aziff
to prevent Iforeign trade.
THE mo IN 0*m) CAVE
• ,. .
TIOyd •Colline, who for -mere; than
week has been .held by the foof in
.a,eave down in Eentuchy Will have
a .Yivid• idea - as to ow an animal
feels -*hen, caught- in a steel. trap.
His knowledge of.the . possibilities
involved,' however, :make his ,plight
infinitely Worm than that of. a trap-
pedanimal•
The. „aceident which befell, Collins
is most peculiar. • "He waa exploring
PaY0,and evidently had gone
tl*ough .4. very '"o"arrow. .passage or
,
ereVis into a large ,apartment
.Yondi " The crevis ..through which le
had passed was deep enough .only to
barelylet his body pass through, and
on the return trip a. large piece' of
reek' fell from the. 1or ceiling iateh'
lag one of his . •
• ,AS, 'Collins failed to return ' from
the. Cave :when expected, -friends' Went
into thecave to look for him' , and
his curious and • serious plight was
discovered. Al! efforts to free the im-
prisoned. foot 'Preyed 'futile, even •af
'ter parts of the ' reek had been .cu,
awaY" with hammers and chisels '
To make mattersten tunes worse
*. than: they: were, 'during the temporary absence Of his would-be helpers,
masses' of rock and earth. falling
HURON TowTifillt! vOuNcuA
ftigeung 01.4.1,04; ot1;.
lio,vonotaFer-Aht
-Morgim,,-Ernnierton• That an or-
der be isaned, or ;the Treasurer in
4zivor‘Of Diuiean C. McKenzie fc
$40.90 firdaiy as school attendance
P.Mel71flde
'. o(carrisepdita-
BI gOt Sick Children:
Tofent9; covering _Maintenance of
Morris Wilkinson:from Nov. 1 1924,
to No 20.1924 • was ordered to, be
Pad!. '
McDonald -Geddes: That we .ac -
Copt Albert N.. ThoiripOo's 'lender
for plank at $40. per 31, u4d. that qi.c"
clerk be authorized to notify 'him to
deliver the same at Thos. E., -Mor-
gan's resideneei:„itipley' 3000, 'F3,
Ilerrilock and balance .of Tainarae
Plank to be delivered as -.required
andnot later Akan July 12, 1925.
.(Carried), ' '
•Ennnerton-,Morgan:.: That Oie :re... -
tarn of qp -0:11#4foile. :R.:611 47. ea-,
tended ••:nritii,,.eur, next Meeting of
Council, and the 'Collector be
ernpowered' to collect all taxes of the
Township with all the powers con-
ferred on him as CollectOr (Carried)'
McDonald -Geddes: That Roderick
Iartyn he and is hereby authorized
as Treasurer of thel..TownshiP Of
Huron to catrytthe Township Ac-
count with the Royal Bank, of Can-
ada, Ripley; to sign checks, .endorse
for deposit, and verify in connection
passage. some 30 9r.•40:tteet from-
therewith (carried) •
ThetT-the'ltoy-
kdrem--above-blocked----up-the nett°.
The as al Bank of Canada Ripley,' OM is
hereby authorized,' to charge to our
without advice, any am-,
Where Collins lay
much of this' that making passage
through it; was out Of the question accclunt.
asenlide•mr. 'oak lansti4kisnriesi,irt, heroic wrt, Stamp Tax, whih•MaY at
a. shaft from any time be .due by us by, reason, Of
above through about 6,0 feet :of reek the Special 'War Revenue Act, 1915
and amendments. , This ". particularly
refers to. the tax and demand -loans
and overdrafts. (carried).
• Mergen-7-Emmertoni. To The Roy-
al Bank �f Canada: We, customers
lirld'Teilith7;Witir-ifilderttiken, This •',was
not .atternpt,ed by.,!the,unskelled fri-
*NIS Of theptisaned men; but by en-
gineers• and „miners who had beer•
called to the sceneby the 8•917!/,'ngt
-of ,the-Otatp-i--.'.7-TheLotory,of--Collin!s;
plzght was heralded 511 Over the Con-
tinent and '-in- thi'deifficciihotireiher
City it became the all -absorbing sub-
ject of attention - By Friday when:
the man had been 'a whole week ly-
ing
in the cavern the State Governor
had instructed the engineers to sPere
neither effort nor expense in digging
down to the cavern, but the 'material'
was difficult to.: work in and there
was danger that if 'explosives • w'ire
used the nip ,of the cave • would fail-
-in and, bury Collins' beyond all hope
01 being rescued alive. tie had been
given ford and water up to tYytidnes..
day of last:week,: but on Sunday it
was 'not, ' thought s 'possible that he
could 'le reached before- Wednesday
. or, Thursday.
•„__ • •1_,'
A D0,9•'s SENSE, OF •DIRECTION
AND LO*E, FOR HIS MASTER
-(George" A. Cosgrove in Rural New
„ • Yorker.)
..yerr:k remarkable case • of this
sense :came,. to my ...knewledge:.,not
long 'ago. •Edward ' Wriiight, then
gernekeeper. for the -.Timxis''Club in
Western MassaChtisetts,,,''',Iiad an old,
deg; a little fox terrier, 12 years, old,
partly deaf .and haltblindl He •want-
Cdto old 'dog to his •brother,
George, 'here, in Wilmiiigton, who
MAW OWns tlIe fAilh 1 *Wiled for. 20
years.'pip., old dog was,,nailed up in
::1363C akad. put in an ' express car at
Winstedi Conn., He ,htni• to travel
about do, Miles to the south '.:eaSt;
.then he transferred to .the Vermont
Central ..\Railreed and was • carried
north 14 miles. :George :!:Vraiglit was.
at the: West Wilmington station to$
meet thedogfte look him. out of
, . ,
the box, inn: him in his buggy and
'drove: Six nilies Mirth to 'Stafford to
do some trading,, then "ilih- miles
south to h15 farm. There was Another
foxterrier; on the farm., a SO Of th0
Old dog • '
. After days e nthe farni the
old dog disappeared. A' week, after-
ward be 'appeared at the TunXis
Edward said the • deg was not
.footsore or hungry. He had probably
rested nights and ' stole ,er hunted
Sufficient firid. But' how could a,dog,
earned more than 70 miles in a box
where he Could see nothing and, -in
different directions, how 'Could that
dog ,know which Waytu go to had
the 'master that he. lcwed? He ould-,
like a -Carrier Pigeen, make great
circles „until be Saw, some landinark
that he knew. That Sense of direction.
was :in this case, surely •Merveletis.
• Bui 'EdWard, was just 'Coming down
to see .hiS brother, So. he put' the old
deg into the mite, andbrought- hini.
back to the farm again. Thistline
the old dog stayed a Week, then he
waTgone Again, He knew thv .WaY
but whenf 'he reached • the, Tunxis
Club, there.Was.no master, there; '...gch
ward. had beeonrie gainekeeper for a
Man' ;Who •O'ime/iii ainne-:06ff :acres Th
the Iiittlifield• •the 'old deg
-4Weati1rtraVe11ed4hose 3rillesq.aelc-:
here to the farin; and there he stay-
ed untilhe died;- This is not:A story
ing or being, ,:likely; to, have, , in the
course-of-our-busiiness-with you, der-
.
easion ' to deposit With you •• from
time. to time for collection or dis-
count, or as collateral security .bilis
of exchange, promissory notes, clie7
vizes or other securities drawn or en-
dorsed you and We agree to ...held
ourselves as fully responsible and
liable' to you On the said bMs, notes,
elieques.,'Or other securities as •if the
same were duly presented -for accept-
anee or non-payinent given, and as if
the. sante were formally protisted.
Should any bills-. of exchange;
.promissory notes, , cheques. Or , ether
securities be payable at points Where
no branch of your hank is; establish-
ed, you. are • authorized to :for*avi'
for collection at our risk; such'bills,
notes ' and cheques :or secnrities1
any bknic,....bankers,' di other firm . or,
corporation May be:...deenned exped-
ient ; And we hereby • authorize you
to charge -our account with any such
.billS, :raiteti cheques or other se-
curities,whichmay he ..:disheriared
by non-acceptance or: non-PaYinent.
And we hereby authorize You ; to ' 'PaY
As in the case ofany ordinary che-
que and charge trr-our account in. the
customary manner any promisibry
note . Or acceptances of the- :,;•under7
signed presented for Payment at
your office. (carried)? •
11IerganErnine,rton: That an or-
der be issued on the , Treasuierin
favor of the.Treesurer .for $10:13 for
stamps affixed'.:t Twp: cheques;
r(carried). , ;
: Bill- of :Saul/ :Graham for attend-
ance at Concerts and , collecting
•anurilernent, tax and Postage. •of $6,80
was Ordered to be , paid.
Bill .of Ripley • Hydro -Electric": for
tight ,at„ Hall for December .iiiid-sTaii-
uart was ordered to be paid $ii.a0,
.of 'the for.
Subacriptions am% Aisessoes Sup -
piles for. t17.23 riyUs. ordered to be
paid, ,'
'Bill Of Duncan .Caineron. , for • 2
cords of Cedar for Township ,,Hall
$759 wet-, oi fiereO; to be 'paid., • -
," Morgan-Einmerten: That John
Munn uu4, Aodet1.4 Martn be each
refunded' $2.00 for bog ' Tax carried.,
• McDOnald.4ririnertOfiff'1'ifet.: we
give the usual -grant of to the
Public Library: (carried). •
GeddeS: That the ap-
Plication of Donald MCKay for A
Sessor be accepted Pit. the year 1925
`(carried).
' 1\1cKaY,7-Gediled: That leave ",br
•
giVen .introdlice • BY-Liii.V. No. 17,16....a,
by-law,of. the, Township Of Huron in
the Cotinty", of Brace. to appoint an
atiesser.: for the said ToWnshipk. for
the year 1925, and that., said, by-law
he now •read n first ihne:: (Carried).
.McDonaldtinmertonl.. That By-
law No 716; a .bY-law; Of the Town-
shiP • of Huron' authorizing the . ap-
pointment of an ants- f
,sokt.:•tikiiishiV4or;..:4berZYkaf,'";142a`
now 'read a ''-hittAirite7be retd '5
-
second -and 4111147-41ine -and - .finally
passed, signed and scned (carried).
The clerk was authorized to ivrit
*Mani J. lIonre Who Was intaisiir
eVery statenient is lliero0Y, true.' .
P..myietioiee .1 Wonder if there is• any- anpiication for, trl" Oftrnetit Of $10 .1
thing:in. thia:-rOudd' wor.ld that r'etnnlo '%giveti -to eli., , toPioro.sviho.....-,s,taistee.,
the lpitf. of 44 tor hi. maoter• 1,000 thil Towtsb1P
, • . ,
Happy Thought Ranges • ;
.„„have been the Choice ;
of Canadian house-
wives for 40 years.
HaPPY„,-Thou'ght
HeaterS4" 'Make rooms
• 'wonderfully comfort- ,
able in the stoVe-heated
'.house •
This
eal Cpmfort
-sere weather and a gale ont-
sideile§ide the warmth and 'gloW
of 'eummer all around. No ".
• draughty spots,: no cold floors,
YIP frigid.corners, just an ; even •
limit ofwarm moist air through-
out -the house:,
This is the kincipleof tile Hai)0Y. ;-
Tlionght Furnace -the icieutitic • •
'application of. asteridioghot sir' and descending cold air.
'Happy Thought Furnace insures
the utmost in warmth and econ-
omy, burns all; kinds of fuel=
it is easy to install -.simple to
operate.
For the larger' honies,-Ilappy
Thought CPiribination.Hot Air
and Hot Water •Fnrnaces insure.
ideal .distribution of heat at
minimum fuel cost. ,
Forty years of experience in the„
a-pplicatioirof heating principles-.
are behind all 'Happy Thought
prodUcts: , •
•;,
RTEOIJS
Luciiow
. ,
Binmerten-Morgan: Th at , the
Clerk'. advertise for ' applicationi, for,
cshocil. attendance officer for th'e
TownOhlp"of. finren for the
25, 1.1'until ;'ulcuhttilitirnteh!is \itihielayk•e-int ItpOiPtele4'
it they incorporate in: the: year' 1625.
(earrie4). • , ' • ;
,Erninerten7;Morgan: That leave
be given to introduee.by-laW, Nth; 717
,by -lav. of the Township . of Huron
to authorize the borroWing•Of
ocr-
tain inciney..from the Royal 13ank°,-h-f
Canada to Meet' the now current
ex-
penditure the Township • of Huron
for the , year 1025, • and that , said' by -
„law be nOw, read a first time; carried
McKayt-McDenaldZ That •BY....Lai.
NO: 711, a Bt -Law the corpOr..
ation, of the. TOwnship,, of .Huren: to
authorize . the.: borriowing of '..certain
Money's fro& the 'Royal' Bank of
'Canada to • meet the now current ex-
penditure of •,:the. ToWniiiip • of 4Huron
for the year 21925,, new Teed . first
time; be read' a, second:. and „third
time, and finaily.!.Passed signed and
sealed. Carried• Eriamerten-Geddes: T a.t., t h e
Clerk ;authorize :RObert to pur-
chase. the necessary fOrma for Road
'Superintendentq: -sgtipPlieg.: °carried
Geddes-F,mmerton.: :Th t ' • this
Cenizicil authorize the Treasiiier to
buy, a. Treasurer's Book,' carried:
.
McDonald -Morgan: •-1' t h
ReeVg .and. Clerk authoried to
sign:and submit to the IVIimsters° of
Publie, Worksand highways of the:
..prOvirice of • Ontario,: the Petition of:
Corpotatin of the -Towriship
'Huron • showing that during .the
per-
iod January -1, ,1924, • tgi December 21
1924, . here had beep expended upon
the Ten/Ishii.). roads the sum of $12,-
24383 and requesting:', the statuoiy
grant on that amount as provided b•
the , Ontario Highway Act • and am.
endments: thereto, . and also. the' slim,
of $6,t33.16 for Borclens.'Bridge ' con:
Structed • in Total $1,29,26.93
carried, •
1%1POnftlilEIT41,1,1ertOn That
cennez . o now eciourar -to. Meet
again on Monday the. 16th day :of
March at the. usual, hnur and 'place,
(ear7e'd': Martyni Clerk'
,
'
Buffalo Meat • from the park atl
' Wainwright •hiS recently ‘been on
sale throughout Canada, and - ham
• been extremely well received., It I&
described as resembling beef but .01
a more gamey flavor. Government
'bff lip expect that this meat, with
hides and,.otheillf buffalo product's,
' Will becoma,a. regular soiree of
:one' to the people -of Canada izi,thoi
fat •
- •
-Woik on the Xen9garol -dim; in
the Province:Of Quebec, IA reported
.1.4-131.e9irPaalatc.',V.6/1"'Vvell;t-iinit Alio
€4240004,, works;.locatOd .at .the ;up-
per part ...Of ,thetSagninay River are
expected to be 'Completed Within 15,
'
months. reatilt ot these works,
the mills. operated by the Price in-
teretzte will be keptlri ,activity
durIng the, whole ,year, instead of
putt.,” eiosina, 'down in, the. Winter
ntitc as they have bad. fo 49 41
45,144 4"
tO0O
SCHOOL .REPORTS
•
$r• No 4 west WawanoSh
Junior ROOln
EXarnination
• Lyons ' 55
Jr: .Miller 68, Helen,
Thom' 51, IlicKinTey, ',Ramage
.1 -laity Ma zits • .
'Sr. iii•-•-aorqoo ',you, 860
Jr • IlI-Isobel Miller 1212;,
Thom 1630; 'McKinley 'Itri,mage 385.-
; Todd 1529, d,hria.4
'line MacFarlane 1i1-12,. Rdnald 'For-
ster ' 303, Calvin Purvis 712: ,
. Jr. ' 'Nireatherhead • 1861;
• Veronica • papier, ,p01:7
•Qgillin • 884, 1 Pearl- Everett-, (absent) • •
Sr I -Dorothy Miller 1591;
..enO
• Jr; I -Eldon ,Miller :•1056,, Walter
1VlaeFarlarie 1050, ::GorOon Morison
Odo, Jean Thom •• 873, .1Ienrt: Everett
. Watson, • 'David.
SWan,. *Edith Dirrnin, .*Iierothy .1Vic-i• •
Donald, *Ruth ..McQuillin, -..... *Charles
MeDonald. '
"A"=.-•.- 'Jack Gaynor, 11finigo
Mac-
Farlane , • • .i,•• • ,
' '['hose 'marked. thui (`!P•)" have been
promoted fr'oin ."A", class to Prinier.,
linninber on .roll, 27; •Av. att. •'24'
JeS•St. 'BilchintAiiam, teacher: .
S. 'NO,.'4 !
.y cioss- E. MacDonald; 77%../p 111,
Meeponald.1.17, A. Fiii'laymori 61..
.Si • •'RObertson; 62; J. Mae-
.
Doh aid' 60 , C. Browri, '56, ;C. Ross, 554.
K. 'Macteritran, 47,
.f.. Ross Gee:. Finlay'son 20•,,
• Robertson .70: C, Mae -
Donald 67.•
.,III-...-R;":"Finlayson 68, ,
Kendrick MacDonald 56,
gots '47' D. Lindsay 42, 0.; , MAC.,
Charles 25*. .
:
Si. rinlayson 80, C. Robert-
son MacKendrick 54*:,
Jr.' Robertson
MacDonald 61;,
Jr, I-- •J..' Pirilftyson
Kendrirk , ". • • .
Priiricr-P,' Robertson, R. MacKen-
zie. P. Mae -brutal
It,stin.:spelling Roos, D. Lin
Say. '!"
o ▪ on. roll .30;`.'
ithrilayson; 'teacher
-9
. S, NO. 5 Ashfield ,
" Sr. 1174 -Jean Ritchie ;64%, PliV.(1
Anderson- 61, Willie Hunter 55,
vert • Reid-, 56,
Jr. IV- Alma Ilonter 74, Frank.
Ititeiiie• 07, Winnie' frunter 08, Elsie •
,Ritchie 56. Beryl 'Cardner
„
Nerina. A nclors60 62%..
0,1`01.Yrt ••Reict -57* ' -,
Jr: •pt.„-s.osilj,..Gavine:tf.,q4Sr 11- ;-.
Ittxrriey,, ilardner
Ar*-rson •.•
' r:.•"1.--Llo,“1 -41111 dard.,
4
PIL
Pr \trace.' Ritchie D'111' AW
• I
`No, on oon 11.8, Av. attem '
Thos,, iJrlod vith seteritik.:
g4tiont. for oite ox4m,:
•,.4a M1 V7e .teitaii0t
w • '