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T THE 1.4lICIIV9,7 sDN'ONRT;
DROWNING Roy
D BEND
Miss Naleptret'Tnnianedanghter
, ..'14e...rran;40;.4Phitreil at'heroic'
9VX in Plse.4i'Sring, Of a little, lad from
ttrOwning at Grand 'Reid on 'Sunday
• • afternoon, July L5th. The Ind, .about..
jour Ye'ara. was PitlY.ing with
ti▪ es *all, sailboat on the breakwater
east of 'the pier, when ha overbalanced
end fell into the 'river a distance '' of
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about six'feete'at a spet. where :the
( eetttei is quite deep. *bile' there Were
, a number'en, the, pier and in the vie'
einity hone saw the little lad fail into
ethe water, and had it not been for
eese'e'tlin quick•wOrli Of. Miss Margaret, the
-Child would have undeuhtedly, Met a
waterer*tee, Mize Taman and Miss
Catherine. Wood, dressed in in 'their
'thathinfeeentte, were going onto the
pier' at ,the •tinee—and saw the led,
Wheat' they at first thought Was a boy
s.'s.whillnin0,; but on !rem - him go
--down for the third stime .Miss Mar-
garet,Oct is an- aecomphshed-leWlin-
el*,, yhengediitte the, water and sac-
••needednne reaching the spot and re-
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'aching eiredrew/riffle lad. She Swipe
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with him- to aeme • nearby rocks 'and
". With great presence •• of Mind • shook
•. ;the water from the la( who had be-
come uhcohscions, and .whose first
:sWorde. after regaining econacioUsnese
,his, little boat. Miss
Catherine e Wood followed e Margaret
• in a boat and Mr. :Amer, of Parke.
was also.hoon on, the *it and
.teok,draige Of the ,lad Who., is a Ben
•\ Of ....Maier -Allen Campbell, manager
the Canadian Bank ofe Phainierce
sat Parkhill., The -little fellow "WaS
4,• -thipp-oeid tobethargie-Oraheeld-
er -brother, who was farther, out on
•the Ode at the time. Miss .Margar=
et,' later received e letter of appre-
, entitionefromethe,,parentseefethee,child
• and s . 'floe' ...hok of chocolates.
•Friende of the • heroic girl, who saw
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her grilhint: action • intend appealing
-Humane,roe.lo_etY.ear2.a raeual;
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•11'4 '11-1UNGANNOlt1
A. FREIBURGER..PAYS $500;
011..PrillAN, $100 ,AND COSTS
COUrt proceedings Which followed
the !march, •of Provincial Censtable
Joseph ittelsoneand other officers of
the prethiseii ' of: Andrew Freitorger,'
in Greeneek, ToWilehisP;e May,01'
ei'llhated on Ilderiday afternoon; here;
-hays,' The, Walkerton Telescope, when
4osepIf. Ittiffinan assessed $100
and costs for having liquor
in nn,111Vgai ,
'Lest Saturday ,inOrning Freiburger
.".cerne across" With his fine of; $500
'Mid 'the c9Oisi. whieb. Mawr/lied 614.
Judge Owens gave • Frethurger the
option of paying a fine Of , '$009 or
.serving One month in jail. That was
his decision after considering the ap-
peal Of this farmer from the': judg-
Ment 'of Police Magistrate Walker,-
His Honor Upheld ,the Magistrate's
• conviction with respect te the liquor
found, in the defendant's behse, but
relieved Freiburger of the responsi-
bility for, the, booze discovered by the.
Officers in his car. The latter decision
-
had the effect of, the part of the sen-
tence directing the lerfeiteire , of the
automobile being set aside. "The de
fendant was net ignorant - of the law,"
read His ilonerte judgment, "and e
• nnist ihipose a .penalty that will, be a
real penalty, and possibly have :se de-
terrent effect."' e -
It was Huffman who testified while
• givieg, evidende, at thepolice court
hearing,that the liquor found in 'the
car belonged to him, and the charge,
laidby the Crown,' of having / it in ,ari
ilIega place, *followed: On Monday
.afternoon, 'Huffman. pleaded ' - guilty,
'after . his eounsel, -Mr. ' Campbell
Grant, sought a reduction' of the sen-
tence to that of "consuining
ly.". To 'this the Crown • would not
conseht.- '
/MR. Wm. Mallough, Of *Locknotv-re-
, ,
newed acquaihtences about Dungan-
non one day last week. - • '
,Miss Letitia 1)urnin, B. A. of the
High School staff -at Fort Francis,
. spending part of the school vacation
With Dungannon 'friends.• •
;The" Mission, Circle of the United.
Church congregation here will hold
an Ace cream. demi on the church
•lawn, August lgth. ' • '
WilIian Foster Of the Colborne .and
Ashfield'boundarY had the misfortune
• .to. have Yeire Of hie NO; tear!' of...greys
injured by lightning during 4 recent
storm. The aninarirwae not killed but
so affected thatit is, unfit for work
Mr. 'Foster has bad rather hard luck
' with thit ter. The other member of
the team , suffered ' severe lacerations
o; short time ago When it becam en-
tangled in a wiee :fence. • e
The Rev. J. A. Walker, of the Unit-
ed ,Church here, .with his wife and
children .are away, on a three -weeks
motor trip. In the absence of Mr.,
Walker there will ' be no service ' in
the churchon Aug. .5th but he ex-
pects • to occupy the 'pulpit on the
the.
,12th• inst. •
,WALKERTON
Mr. John Corman, proprietor of
the Hartley House, who recently un- s
iderwent a ,surgical o e ation for
goitre, at the General Hospital, To
ronto, -is Making a s= good recovery.
This is the second operation Mr, Cor -
man has had for thie, trouble; and
the expeetation is, that it is now en-
tirelY eginoved.
,
Rey Greet, who for the 'past few
Months has been assistihg in the law
effice, Of hie brother, Mr.' Campbell
, Grant; has,. gone to Toronto, to, take
a, position in the office of Elliott,
Hume, 'McKague & Angshr,', and will.
attend the Late School when the terni
opens.
. Frank- Lindsay of Kineaidine, is
spending 20 days in the local for
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aeseulte the offeriee "having • been
committed against SAM Ileveitt of
„ Kincardine Township. , Lindsay and
his father operate a wood-saWing rea-
chine, and Hewitt was assisting them
on Jelly 16th. Some trouble arose,
and the Yotinger. Lindsay attacked
, • Hewitt, giving him e severe beaeing.
Magistrate 'Walker, taking the view
that Lindsay had heee altogether too
• ready with his fists; sent him to the
eterie pile ,free 20eetleys, there to er'c'e
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pend his 'surplds efier.ey: .
• Alvin Racher of :Hanover, • was
fouhd drunk here a. shot t time ago
son a Siniday evening, aiide as this,
was deemed an infeaetion of the lawy
he was ,a81$,ed to pay, a fine o'f $10 Arid
• costs; which brotight.the amount *up
.t� ;$16.50. 7 •es'
• Monday afternOork Proyincia.I Coo-
, Stable Neleen recovered neer Peieley
,e Chevrolet sedan, staletie it is be
lieved, byl.*MeLaren In eTrento laet
,Ajigtiat; Metaren, rrest in
l'orontO, gene it to thre Bruce County
11mA liettlement of it Obti tt
paw, •
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INDUCTION • AT RIVERSD4V-E
- Although haying was in progress
and 'the faernees 'were, busy; . there
'MS a large atteneauce at the United
Ohinithe Aiversdale, on Monday, night.
The, Occasion was the einduction ; of
Rev. :WM:. Ceoth of Waterloo; into
the pastoyete, 6f the :Salem," Bethany
and •Riversdale.'Chniehee, The serif -
„ice was in Charge of Roe.: R., • W,
CraW. . Other Ministers .:present rep,
• resenting Bruce Presbytery s' were,
• :Trelayean of Lucknow,•;„ who
preaphed, the induction '..sermon; Rev.
De G. ',Paton of Tees vat whie ad-
dressed the ,minister, and Rev. C.
SidiCenaie; of . Ripley, who addressed
the. congregation; .After the: service,
refreshments Were served Mr
has been taking the service -en his
new charge for the, last' few , weeks,
and .,et very ,appreciative spirit pre-
vails throughout the charge. The., fie;
ture seems to be very shopeful for *
successful •• pastorate. •e -e Teeswater
NewS.
COUNTY rito.bs MOST' BE
so .FEET ;WIDE
In the Opinion of offieials Of, sthe
Ontario Department of' ; Highways,
araniciPalitiesshould not have. been
'terriblyehrprised” by the recent de-
partmental .ultimatum that All roads
in the county system he brOughe up
to the standard of a full 66 -foot right
of way, ander penalty of deprival of
the Government's 50 Per cent. grant
"This 66 -foot 'right of '.way has
'been stipulated in the ,regulatiOne
for ,years," 'according to the state-
ment of Departmental officialse
• Nor should widening of the pres-
ent under -width roads, they state,
conseitute<the "serious problem" that
certain couhties twhieh the edict
has been issued ' declare, it to • repre-
sent.. Chiefly, all that is required,
Queen's "Park dairies, is a Survey to
eetablish, the Proper line of the toad
and "push • back thefences of prop-
erty oWners -where they belong."
. Mostof the pre/sent difficulty •with
which ,the :counties arefaeed,--and
every 'comity has some roeds that are
not up 'to the 66 foot regulation—is
due, the departinerit says, to •fence-
„enroaching. The farmer 'puts , up: • a
new fehce; 'He does not first tear
dowathe old one. He want s his stock
enclosed,' and. he doesnot, rare to sae-
rifice" the protection the .old fence af-
fords While the new One is going uP„:
In -stead 7ef building% the new one on,
the old :lineheerects' it jut Outeicle.
Then he removes the old are This 18
• practiee, the departmer.t ,elainhe
that ha8 been going on ; for ;y'eare.
And ...with j the. yearS, fence: -replacee
Meets- have kept pacer, and th
roaChnient on the roads' tight a way
lige extended, ' , • ,
Another factor cOnfribriting to the
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present- difficulty is the given rolid—
the old ttail, So to !Moak: Taken over'
by the cOunty,..it.has not the Width of
"the coricessiori or the . Ordinary . town
line
The unfortunate situation arising
out 6! fence-enroaching. could have
• 'been eraged long ago,. the departmeet
states, had not municipal officials,
ratheethaif rifferi4 the itneties-potee
elhly neitalhers-sekeep eulet • onthe.
tatter,' or, in other word,O "M
tocs4
HIP\ FRACTURED IN cAR
•• , '! WRECK'
IVITe driving herne 'fterni elenhver
ribeut!' five o'clock on .'SiIntley after-
noon,.Mr. M. J. Ranteey, e Walkerton
shoeman, met, with a -nasty''enishap
'neer the .eernerit bridges. a, eilanriVer;
when: -fine 'new. car, ,a` Studebaker'
Dictator, • suddenly . left :theeyoadwey
and phinging..into theditcheraelied
elertitigh •a ivireeefehce„:„.hredkieg
twa„live,ineh po,sta,' and terminating
with the car tturited ever :en its side.
Xi. Ramsey, who Was at the 'wheel"
eectieed onhufte as didealeo his wile;
his sori, Whiten:and .Claire Walker,'
but his., sister, Mr's: Evape , of Toroh-
to,
; who, eves' Sitting the bootre- 0 c:
the back seat, „ was very; sere:melte
hurt, she Sustaining. a -severe fractnre
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of the hip in the upset.
Dr, terkley Stalkfr • of Hanover,
who was directly behind the Ramsey
car when the accident Occurred; lent
first aid to the:injured lady "and mo-
tored her to the Bruce County ,Haspi,
tal at •Walkerton, where she remain-
ed Until Monday afterno6n, when she
was removed in a motet ambulaiice
from :GhelPh to a: Toronto.'1•16enetal,-
where tha fracture was set by •a spe-
cialist., Owing 'to flie advanced age
of. -the . patient,' who was in her 7011i
year, the injury is all the more ser-
ious and recovery will necessarily be
KINLOSS COUNCIL
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The Council- of the Township of
Kinloss met as per' adjournment on
July 23rd. Members all present. The
minutes, of last meeting Were• read,
and on motion of Ross and Carruth-
ers, adopted. „
• A, communication :re. School., Fair
was read. .Moved by -Macintosh. sec-
onded- by- Carruthers, that a grant of
:20 he made to the Fair. and - that
they he given the use of the Hall for
Fair 'purposes; ;Carried.' '
Movedby, Macintosh, sec. by Mc-
Queen, that the Trea'suree ' be in-
structed to pay the levy 9f"$1.20 pre-
. , •
enium to the s Globe Indeemity Com-
pany of Canada,- for Insurance a-
gainst accidents on Township 'Roads:
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THURSDAY, Alla-UST 2nd, 1928
tfa 40,*
" NOTES
In Orte, Of the busiesi tveeke of •the
Y ar 111.4 three: ..1400.4,1•••§ery.4!ea-
;he d ••aat' week at the reSPectP:e
0hurOes . on the! nights appointed. fee
'theme and g:90d''.1heet'higeJOO.:. Zion
League ;wils". specially: Well attended.-
, , .
bunch of the Yeinsiger. people At
Hackett niade'04:ferl:thelleCk of et*,
'terosheeof those...0.0..were,WOrkiag
late in. the .hay,-; Enough for 8've', car
loads veie out to the; Bla'ke,•Meeting.
At the, lastiiained; there was one. Ow,
many present. -A bat thto -scared the
•041ii axyl: came ; pretty: uea'r,tlie beys,,
tirhea,liad found entrjlnce ind flow
O,rotma. ,.Forttlnatali, it did not come
in till the ineetieg was; .gettirigi ,to i6
'close: :Bees. and- •close„ attention, 'doe
• not geeto.gethere' try, as Yoe will. •
This is hardlyanitein of , ' Church
A good jadireeolci, the :Pastor'
. the other day how soire family' on ar-
rivirig, home' from church • repently,
,
found: a family of .ekunkee waiting on
the •retandah, when they got home, an
altogether unsolicited ,yieiting group.
'Theyowe're all heetty and Well, send
evidently out for the day. ' , •
•The pastel' felt Very thankful that
it was not the case' round • his hone.
But e few days after, at ere o'cleck. in
the -Morning,
ekanks, old and young, walked ap the
parsonage garden path- and acted; as
if , perfectly. 'tit home. • Fortunately,..
there is ne accident to reedrt, and un-
fOrtunately, these someerhat, unde,sir-
able ereatuies, as far as s' known,
Are still at large. , ;The 'garden on
,sonre days has haidly. been a At place
for meditation. -see • .
/Let it be known; to alle-Zione Con-
,
gregatiori. are holding their Ariniver-
eery services at ae a.m. mid 7 p.m.
respectively. on Sunday, ;August se5th.
eTheyeaieefertuhate- ipehaViegeseepred_
:the Rev.' W. Maciriteele D.D, the
president of • the , i'eUndon ; Conference,
as Preacher fpr the day. Special mu-
sic and.. a''generone ! free -end.. efferhig
are other features ;of what is expecte
ed to bea great •occasion. •:
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• FLOWERDA,LE
THE,..GltEAT TUNNEL .AN,D
BRIDGE AT WINDSOR
•A new liiik piercipg the water.
boundary between, Canada and the.
United Stites will 'ern:in bes., forged.
: The , first' ilndeewater vehicular "
„tunnel evee built to connect two ha,
tio..K.is. being laid beneath ;the. De -
between, Tiered* ; and
,Windsote One ald /What ie called' the
wetid's largest; eteel benigeeetlie Am-
bassador international • bridge—is e :te
Jein the Border . Cities in their first
shore -to -shore eeedway..,
Those two. projects repreepht
,$49.000,900 eetiresaiori of faith in the
good' wilt..bettee,n the countries,
, TWO other' litternetionat4 bridges,:
ape Across- the Detroit eiver and the
'other to, shah the St.- Clair River bee
tWeeir Pott 'lierop, Mich, and 'Sarnia,'
Ont., awaitfonly Opel Government are
;15r6vel. The cost of the two projects
, will approximate $9400,000. • - •
Giant dredges .With seven -ton
btk-
•t have begun eating . into; the oppo-
site shoree, of the Detroit River. to
prepare for the .$23 000,000-vehietilier
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tunnel, which will be financed With
Canadian and United States capital
, The big tube is to be made o! steel
and eeinterced concrete and is to rest
30; feet below the river at tl*, harbor
line, . Conti acts calls for its coinPlee
dim • in 3,,e menthe.' ' •:
, Well Lighted.
Carried.. •
-14Olieclacintoili, eec. by Cars-
euthers, that the Reeve,'
well, be instructed to confer 'with the
reeves of the. interested ;rnimicipeli-:.
ies; asking their ce7operatien in ' re-
' gard to bringihg, the matter beecere:
the Department of Highways of tak-
ing over the, County Road and mak-
ing: it a Provincial Highway, con
iecting Gederich with the -North.
Carried.- ; s.
Moved: by Ross, 'sec. 'by 'Macintosh,
„that the Superintendent 'niake a sure
'vet?: a the, bridges in the municipality
and . see whet is required' for. 'repaii-
:.ing the covering on the, .same, and •
procure' what is required of the, c3"
90; which may be got at 'D..' Mac
Donald's, Teeswater: Carried. ....
; Moved by eCarrutliert, sec. by Mc-,
Queen, that the Reeve and Treasurer
be .empeweeed to borrow' the amount
of $5,000 on the Credit of the Muni-
eipelity until the taxes aro -.collected.
Carried. e' 4 ,. • "
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Moved by Rose and seconded -hes
itteeintesh, that as soon as the Reeve
and Superintendent have the drain
f rou the culvert opposite lot 23, con'.
3 to the Scott -Tiffin Drain" staked,
that the Clark call for Tenders,' for
the construction thereof. Carried: s
: Moved by Mcintoele sec. hir Car-
iotheys; that the Teeder of Neil Me
Callum for the Oonstructiep , of: the
bridge on : sideread Mirth of
Laneeide' Church, be accepted; the
earne to he Completed by , Sept. 30th,
1928. .
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Cheques: John , Johnston, paylist
59,,$21.98; J F Dawson, Paylist 60,
$86.45; J. F. Dawsciii, paylist 61,
$111;65; IL e,evati, payliet 62, $93.8y
William McKenzie, .postii8t;6, $33.25;
Wm. 'McKenzie, "'payliet 64e $1.33.85;
Beth., Gaunt, peylist 65, $88.1.0.,, Itobt.
Moffat, paylist ,66, $7',65; 4) Ingot iron
pa.ylist 67,,' $34.85; Dem.' Road
Machinery Co, paylise 68, s$1.031
Wesley Thompson, paylise 69, $122,50
J. H. leoee, payliet 70, $134,25; J. H.
Rose; paylist -7l$10i72; H. Roes,
nesniet 72, $39.00; Hared(' Kurhy,.
payltst 73, $3.95 J. Johnston, •
pa,ylist 74, $29.00; 'J. 3, Johnston,
eayligt 75, $130.50;:l'hos. 'Hill,. pay -
het 76, $83.26; • Williams Plarey; pay-
list
17, $81.60; eVilliem Piercy, ,pay -
"list 78; $54.25 Beth. Graitit; paYlist
79,, $14;97; T. IL Moore, Paylist SO,
$153.14,k T. H. Moore, paylist•' 81,
$3.8 70 D Voreeetet; paylist 82'; ,
$140.00:7 3 V, Dawsoa; • eaythst 83,
$5.75; D. A, MeDohard, paylist' 84,
$13.60.r.I. A, Mat:Xi/smell, hayliet 85;
$274.e;8; The Glebe ledortnitye Co.,
Insuranee ori • roads,. $120 W, K.
grant to. Schohl 'Fair, $20;
Mrs, Vereler Cerviees in 014101 ,pot
case in Dec, by order 0-i'the''Board of
ellealtin $70.90-
Attietirned till lith, Or at Call Of
the Aeovo, •
• Poet O. Moffitt. OA
• Flowerdale people were pleasantly
surpiised Jast week, when Mr. Ken-
neth llendereen end her 'soh, Kenneth
and daugneer, Mrs. Murdoch "Smith,
and -thiee children: arriVed in our
to .visit their old neighbors and
friends. They motored froM Red -
vers; Sask., a distance of one thou -
and, eight hundred and ninety-two
niiles.It is eighteen ;years • since
Mrs. Henderson and Kenneth left
Flowerdalte and it Was .e remarkable
trip for a lady of nearlyeighty-eight
‘years of age to , make. They all re-
ceived 'e Toyerwelcome: by- all their
old neighbors; as they: have • alway4;
hcengreaty missed.• s. , ;
Mrs. John John Thompson; Sr., is on the
sick list.
Mrs. A. Gillies, and .Mrs. W. 'Ste-
phens of , Teeswater, were Floweriale
6allers, the first of last week., e:
• Miss Mary B. Douglas 1s ,spending
a few, weeks at Grand Bend, '
. Mise Hamra MacDonald is spend-
ing soMe time at D. , Thompson'e,
helping to ..care for ithe ; mother and
Mrs. R..Martin• !' spent last Sunday
with friends in Allison..,
Mr, and Mrs, Tem Roes atuf'd,au,gh-
tee, Minnie, spent Friday afternoon
at , the home of Mr. Ross's : brother,
. L. Maciver. -'' • . • ,
Mi. end' Mrs, R. ,Martin arid hil
dren, attended the • Woods•-Douglierty
.wedding at St. Helens, }last, Tuesday
.afterrfoore ..1; ; , • '
Everybody is busy nicking Wild
saSpberties.
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'FALL, F.A.ms-1928
LudENoW, SEPT 27 28
ATWOOD . • SEPT., 21; 22.:
BAYFiELD . ...SEPT. 25, ,26,
BLYTH : ....SEPT. ,19, 20.
BsRi.JSSEIS , OCT; 4, 5
DUNGONOl\e, ,e0C,T. 4, 5'
EXETER . SEPT. '18, • O.
FORDW.ICH ; ;;OCT. 0
GODERICH ' .SEPT.17 18 lo
IfANovER. • ...i.sEPt: 19-2i
KINCARDINE . „SEPT.. 19, 20'
KIRKTON , TOCT. 2; 11:
,L,iSTOWEL. • ;Alia. 21; 22
4,01eDON ...SEPT; 8-15.
mrt0TrELT. ; eSEPT. 25,s 26,
MILVERTON • • e...;SEPT; 27,,
OWEN. SOUD 1- . ..0(1T, 446
RIPV,EV 25`,. '20.
"ST. 'MARYS 4, '5;
S AFORT . . fe PT, 20, 21
TEIeSWATER ; , . OCTe2;
TORONTO g
WN(.1,r(Am OCT, .40
URiGl
...SEPT, 24; 20
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DUCK ING A THUNDERBOI,l'.:
' "Whoef that behind j 4, Fred ?"
aeked the' men at , the Wheel, As, ,car
hooted, • '
flapper in a thoadgtet/' 'Fred
ansWered. • • '
• The driver burled h1 l.tool Over':
swerved the 'Car Off the moo, otaihoci
through a lenee iinit turned tuttle'
'Thai* 11014Vell; ;00 oisppeclPf
pt4ter.04,
l'he subway will beebrilliantly 11:
luthieated' and equipped with signals,
teephones and n sidewalk for officers
'controlling and supervishig traffic::
It will have .allemodern safety de-
vices similar to , those used in the
Holland tunnel: en, New York. "
"Vehicles will be permitted ,to travel
30 miles anhour, both weyee., It Is
plapned. to provide continueue 'bus ,
.servip.e. between' the terminals in De-
ettoitearid _Windsor
First sections ' of. the Ambassador
international: bridge, .which, ewith ' the
tunnel, will largely' ,suP'plant. 'ferry
service between :Detroit and :Windsor,
have., beenputin place. Mammoth
towers to stand at the :Who of -,• the
bridge -en either' elde of the herder'
hive begun to soar upward on Oppo- •
,
site sides of 'the river, ' -7-
The bridge will be 55 feet , .wide,
vith;a roadway sufficient to accomo-
date five, seParate lines or traffic. It
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IS to be e 1,850 -foot. span and will.
stand 1e0. feet above sthe -Water' to
permit' shipping craft to passunder-
neath it. The estimated cost is ,$26,-:
-000,000.: 134:
Legislative approval is being Sought
for a, seepd ihterpational bridge a-
cross, the Detroit sRiver betweert, Ansi-
herstburge ,Ont., .And Gfosa Ile. It
would be 10 spans 'of 250 each and
would stand leo' feet above the water
and cost li,tween $4,000,90e and $5,-
000,000: , Plane have been drawn:" for
the •,structure. • ,
, Congress has authorieed eonstrue-
tion.of the Port Huron; Sarnia bridge
over the. St. Clair. river. It is to. cost
'.$4,090,009. •
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residents cif Aehfield, and Miss Doug-
las herself spent Mani of herholi-
days there, so that the Ashfield
con-
gregation hes an especial interest in
this event. 'Mks. 'John McRae ,made
the presentation, a , purse.
• Rev. Dr. Mcieerroll,SPolte feelingly,
as he told ofthe thrill he received a
litlIse less than two years ago, When
at the close :of 'a service in St. An-
drew's :Church, Guelph, at which he
had occupied the pulpit, 'lie Was, thee
by Mies Douglas (then teaching at
Rockwood, but in Guelphfor that
service) . with the greeting, "I have
:decided to goto the Foreign. Field."'
Havinglbeen her enihieter when she
-was very. young, • he. wasgreatly
moved. by her decision, and in a
forceful address he exhorted the con-
gregation to stand behind their rep-
-reseritativejri--the Foreign_FieidiWith!
their interest, sympathy and • PreY-
• :
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU'
, The Better Business BureauMove-
ment, whichis wideespiend. through-
out the United States ''apie which ie
taking hold 'en Canada; :hat been in-
fluential in raising ,the 'standard of
ievertis,ing, :preventing falSe adver-
tising and. unethical business prac-
tices, resulting in 'greater confidence
between buyer and send': as well as
for the, protection' Of inyeetorn freer
the ' activities 'Of those individuals
who prey upon the pUblie in theof-
feting of .securities of doubtful value
and en' mem?' cases very Attie or no
value at all. These individuals • are
very Versatile in their Method or op-
eration, and in the use 9f high pres-
sure methods, and have robbed trust- '
long' investorsof many 'hundreds *of
millione �f dollars during the past
few years. The Better, Birsiiiese
Marcelo have • been enstiumentet . in
curbing to a marked degree the opere
ation of these doubtful
andia sending 'Many of them to jail,
while many others 'have .been forced
to cleee-th,eir offices and cease eper-
atione in the districts where the Bet-
ter Business Bureaus have been ac-
'tive,
As announced in the Preis -a short
time age: by the" Attorney -General,
he •weleomes a, formation of a Better
Bash:tem bureau mn the Province of
Ontario—alreedy t Bureau is in ad -
eye 'operation in the Provinde of
,bee; -With 'headqUarterre In Ment -
real, and ie doing exeelleht service
• The Better Busioess Bureau: as at
lifeeent cohstiteted, comprises repre-
sentativee .of the' T'oronto Beard, of.
Trade, • Thronto Stock Excliengej
Standard- Stock Jliehange, 'Divest-
ment ,Rarilterte Aeeeeietioe, Dominion:
Mortgage and, Investment AireOcla-
Termite 'Reel tstate Board and
others.
1.1P FATHER;
"I. wish .t ,thiodness 1 couldgo
tat; :(1ad- watts 10 •Itot)
tilted Soto tittnees, • •
«t know ftiy donv Oisy!to,.a.
But), 'oftor -611v one eon only bo:' 014
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•Other _Relies contributing .to the in-
terest of the Meeting were., inUsie
the choir, a duet by Misses Mary
Ait-
ehesonaiid Dean •Geddes, „ and a sol'o
by 'Mrs. Horace. Aitchesere
, For the .past yeal•eMiss Douglas
has been attending the Presbyterian
'Missionary and Deactmesse.,Treertinse
School" in Voimititi, °where - her high
standing ,qualified her in one • year,
for the graduation dipleiria; .usually
awarded Only for two years'. work. In
. •
addition to this she won,a scholarship
for general' proficiency: 'She leaves
the latter part of August for Tene:
sui, . Island of ''Forinessa, Where she
will teach in the s Girls' School.
Miss ' Douglas Will no doubt carry
with her as bright and happy re-
membrance, thes:rnemorete of her Des-
ignation Service: where gethered. to-
gether were so man y dear Ones, many
of thein homed to her by the ties . of
amongst them, her grand-
mother, „•-iVirs: Dorothy Douglas,
eighty years 'a age,: and her grand-
father, .Mr. :Robert Carrick, eighty= .
six years of age, Age, besides many other
friends from nearby points as. well as
•eiime from Toronto, Detroit and Reek -
wood. The memory of their .persphet
love and „syhipathy; Will be strength-
ening in lonely, days and also. the
kriohdedge that she is heir*: remem-
bered: in prayer by so "many Who were
drawn together not only lfecause of
personalinterest and respect, but be- .
eauSd. of their intereat4n the work of
the ,Master, the ouestanding, branch of
which is Misaion. Amotigst outside
congregations represented were those
of Wingharre Teeswate.r, Ripley, Kin-
cardine, Whitechurch,' ' Ashfield Dun-
,•
garinori and Kinloss.
• TWO, warmly evelcomed yisitors.
'from overseas, were Miss Katherine
MeKay of India; And Dr. Annie Mc-
Kay of Peru, daughters of Ree. An-
gus s McKay, first Minister of the
nresent church, now of ICingtissie,
Scotland. It was , most fortunate and
fitting that the ,Misses McKay were
here' at this time. „ , '
PARAMOUNT
TO
Harold Skinner's
BLUE WATER r
, Boys
IN •
ing!iant Arena
° Every
Thursday Night
(30-8-c)
NOTICE TO Cit.gbrfoRs
In the Matter of the Estate of,: Ar-
chibald 'Barbour, late of, the Village
of Luckeow,iii the County' of Brece,
Section Foreman; delhaped.
,•• •
, Notice is hereby ;given that all per-
sons' having -any- claims-, oteedemends -
against' the late Archibald Barbour; '
who • died On .or about the -eighteenth ,
day of April A.D. 1928, at the Village
oe Luc -know in. the...County OP Bruce,
are required be send by post prepaid
'or to deliver to theundersigned,---Ex-e-
ecutor underjhe Will of the said Archibald Barbour, their names and 'ad-
dresses and full particulars in writ-
ing of their claims and statements of
their accounts and the .nature „Olethe
:securities; if any, held by them, -duly
verified by 'affidavit. •
And teke notice that- after the
Eighth day of August,..A.D. 1928, the -
said Executor will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of. the -said' deceased
among the . peeemis entitled thereto,"
elfavingseregard-only.eto s the claims , of '
which he shall then have had notice,. .
and that the said Executor will not
• be ' liable , for - the said assets or any
part 'thereof to any person' of Whose
claim he ehallenoe then have received "
, Mrs. pudney of Galt, is spending a.
week with her mother, Mis. A.. leet-
chabaw., •
• Mesers.: 'Wm. , and s John Cook of
kafekihg, visited friend'S 'Para• -
Mount! recently.
• Mi. and Mrs. Mac. Rose of White-
chureh, and Mrs *Parsons of Toronto,
were recent guests. of Mr. and 'Mr.
Jaividki'sHee;•!diesratiboenl. m. ,aqmi;164i
and Lore
eeri • Naylor Of. Lueknoeve, Were guests
Of Miss LaUra Atcliste,
of Detroit, are Viiriting friends hie
Mie. Jack Piekering and Katherine
'
Paramount,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aibset Cook and
children Visited with friends at Port
Albert during the Week?
Mrs, MeAulett And Jean • have had
their tensile -rernoveth, All hope for
•.
a speedy •reeoVeiY.: •
• Mr. 'lack Mitidoen a imekow, JR
-
visiting friends in Paramount.
Mr. .and Mita, 10Id, and rhildren' of
Lariefi, :were ,visipits of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Itichatd McQUilitn, •
• 4:Mee-and MrArritsteetig ;Arid 'dine,
isbtor o Eifloofield,. And. Mr, 'on(I lktro.
Ed, JohnAton and on ist Toronto,
ww:Olbfloitil;o0iitonto:r :111,0kitkIllud‘is` $tior,p0004114414M:ly0.
, This notice is given pursuant to the
Statute in that behalf.
Dated at Lucknow this fourteenth •
day of July, .A.D. 1928. .
"W. J. Watt," Long Branch, Ont.,
Executor of the estate .or the
• said 'Archibald Barbour.
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CLERK'S NOTICE
Voter's List, 1928, Miinichielity (retire.
leiwnship of Kinloss, County of Bruce.
• Noticeis' hereby given that I have
complied with .Sectione 10 of the . Yob, •
er's List's Act and that I have, posted
up at. My office :in Kinlops an the let
day of August, A.D. 1928, the list of.
all persons to vote in the geld. Muni-
cipality '.for Members Of Parliament
and
ahd at, Municipal Elections and that
such -Bet remaine there for inspection •
. And I heiebe eall upon all voters to
take ,irninediate ,Proc.eedleige to have •
any. errors or omiseinne corrected ac-
cording .to - law, the last dny, for ap- •
peal being ',the 22nd day of August,
A.D. 1928.
. Gee. G. Moffat;
Clerk of the Township of ICInlesse
R. R: No. 3, Teeswater.
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS .
Sweetcolar.uritsilihaiTvery,'so-olthbead,te:ry
In
Though .thihking qUite 4 14c ef Riese,
Proposed to ' Mary 'Gold,'
Said he. "I'll haste- a ; Bleeding*art
If elle refuses me :still," -
Said she, "A foolish chap thou • art,
I'll not re-friechia, 'Bill." •,
Her Tape 'then he kiseed; and le,
;She turned a pretty ,Pink; •
The werld!took on. a Golden. Glow '; •
• ..0f• happiness, I think.
"Forget -me not," she beggedi
, pet, • • s' '
Though Phlox Of :girls you see
And please' don't flirt With Violet
Or ,1ily, but just me»
She , &old her folks (she was not Mem), •
'
I-Ier fa.tliesid t,• "That
dumb' is
, Said he "I' think he's gran'ti','.0
To wed they swiftly did agree;
The marriage daY •Wed set, • • •
"What mittleter 1" he 'asked,. Said
shot • ••
tqack-in-the-pulpit .1601
Se -one ;fine morning. 'when the •sun
•
§,he'll rule him miti• r .00kleo 404 .•
,Pf everrootIng. lov-0, •
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13iii flirts no more with '71ttith or '
Wee 'Obi dovol
Old 34ek hpittiago modo them one,
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