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Ashfield Council
,OBITUARY
,i .,. A . JOHN B. GRAHAM
,. Ashfield, April 10th,. 19$4 ,
Council ,met on • above date, alt :` Ono of Huron county s best
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known
Present. Minutes • of March meeting ,and successful farmers,
reals and adopted; on motion • by Far Graham,, died.:Saturday tat. the, home
risk and Johnston..Bills from Dr,' of his, sqn, Dr. J M. Grain Gode-,
Connell for medical service and,. John ,r}ch in his g8th year grawasborn
Parrish for damage to • car Was fef L '
for more information,,. in Ashfield, toWnship,; where :he farm , •'
,Moved by 'Sherwood" and Johnston ed successfully all, his 11ife, special- '
and carried tat this. council 'AP -sizing• in pure bred, stock; retiring, to.
prove of.•change:-:in Art ur Cu bert's'
Goderieh only a short time, agog His
hydro contract • and cierlst notify the
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cominisaion, ,, .parents, ,James and Jane,. Whitely
Moved by Zinn and Tartish" that '.Giaha}t, originallycame• from Ire
clerk Prepare a, Eby -laws dealing •With 'sulfa. 4,
-rhes provisions of! grain, for .seeding ',. There survive his wife,'"twor, sons,
purposes..Carried: ' •,, . Percival, n the homestead •in •Ash
ti .'The f911owing ' bills Were rrdered ; o
paid ou,motion,of Zinn,' -and Parrish. =•dela and Dr 1J, M Graham. of Gode '
;•• Joln Ritchie, 'dragging and; snow, rich and one: daughter,t Mrs, Gordon.
$19-20' D. •A.,` McLean,, dragging and Orr, .Goderich township `Another son"
snovi, $3.5.0, Jacob Hunte •snow,
$11:00, T:. A ' isms ron, snow, 51160; ;wesiey, the eldest, died 4 - ... Columbus
Frank ,,.Johnston,; anow•'$17.20;' Roy.Ohio, in 1918..: • •
Myers,. snow $8.20, Milton Kilpatrick
snonv $10;4,0, John Little ,sac v 3:;;
0; ..:.. SEL - 'GRAi�T
Jas, Sherwood,'snow ••$8'.10; John . C• CUNSEItVATIVE CANDIDATES
Dalton' sp'o-w •.$3:00, G. Ostrander,
tongue' for grader $125;, T• Fc.K811.-,.... l ' ',
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Heid • office
Montreal
Montreal The Bank: of '
w r o QCs constructively
-and conservatively -f4 the- protection -'=of its
depositors and the community as a :whole;
Because the Bank has, formore than "'a cen
be regarded' throughout Ole length and
breadth of -the• Dominion as a sound, safe
and: friendly institution.
Make the nearest branch your banking head
quarters = a , place' to-• which you can go
regularly to transact your banking affair's, to.
obtain information, . and .to discuss with the
Manager your plans and, problems.'
son;• rep, washout and;' snow ,420• ,
D tniei.liong,_grading- nd. snow„$22. Q; o Contest Bnuce,'Ridiitg., A's'' Conse -
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Herbert •Curran, salary; $13.80; Ailing”
Herbert Curran, expenses to confer; JohneSincla r, Liberalr Candidate.
ince $1000;: Goderich .Star, printing
1.1.50;' .sup{phes $3.00; Roy ' Petrie, Campbell Grant;': Walkerton ,
relief supplies $,18.00;. Art Courtney
arPlisf siiai�i'�a-e:1A01• Erne was. selected by a Conser..va
salar relief_-offlcer-$8 X50 , ve ccr t�etic arrr-ai
bloyey d by Zinn 'and. Johnst.Qn a1�d ,1,est the Bruce ri.mg in t e
proven-
curried that clerk procure • a • bond` ,"lar,, general election' .of June 19th;
for $400000' on' township •treasurer. ` against , John Sinclair , of Arran
Council, then djourned• for a. •week, `towns. hip4 the liberal• .nominee.: ,
McDONAGH; CIerlc. ° • Although 16 'were. 'nominated, only
four', of these 'allowed their names
April 18th, 19$4; to. go to a vote. ,They were: Camp-
Special meeting 'ali council—all'. bell. Grant, the choice of ;the eonven-
present:Moved -by Zinn -;and -Johnston -tion;= -»D J:-Byers;-Wiartonr -unsuc
and carried ;that council 'adept the eessful candidate • in two , former
seed' grant proposition for supply- )elections: • David• Willou'ghby'of brant
ing.seed':to farmers needing help, --- Township• and 'C.J`i Donnelly, Of
''Moved 'by Sherwood' and Parrish Greenock Township.
. and carried. that,' Kenneth; Parrish be Hon.. Leopold •Macauley, minister
paid the
dollars on' salary ,and •of' • highwiays, °who ..re,presented the
that the assessment. en ',the ;Kinloss Go,et•nment at the. 'gathering; corn -
drain be .paid .$365 00.. :pared the achievements '• and. con.
',Moved by Zinn and ',Johnston and structive progr'ani of the Henry Gov=
resolved -that -court of -revision -of -the el"nment-'with the-}aek`of policy, of'
assessment'roll be, held .May, 28th at the .Opposition forces, who were
10 A M.'• seeking to ride into office on a cant -
C. E. .McDONAGH,' Clerk:'
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MODERN'„ EFFICIENT i
BANKING S' I
CE
..the Outd.Seo 1 ers,
f 1. 6 Ir ass , 'Successful fy1 >Operaiea_
TOT
Established: 1817 ,
I -N E X E'S'S_ O P $ 7.._5_0„,'0.0;_0,0.:0:0
Lucki ow Branch• AL Y, Vlanagec:
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WHITECHURCI :
Ronald Forster of ;Wroxeter,
spent the week -end, at his home here:
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•Mr: George' Jacques.'and two :sons
n• aper,
e wee en. wit
• ' .his parents, -1,1*: and Mrs:`-Eli'Jaeques.
Miss Freda' Rintoul of Toronto;
•. returned, home last_ week where;' she
took 'a course in ,bookkeeping; ,
Mr. Malcolm Ross spent the..week
end: in Toronto with relatives; •
M s. Leonard ;Hnight • `visited' last
eek 'with relatives 'at Crosshill, and
olio,
Mr, Angus :McKay, missionary: of
the Presbyterian church`' in 'Jhansi;
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. India,' returned home • on ,furlough'
last •week and is„ visiting his .parents
and .Mrs. Hector McKay, • ''•and,
other relatives, ' • Angus is going to'
- speak on .his work in: India on Sun -
bear him-
Mrs., • Williamson ' of . Wingham.` was
the special speaker , at :the • W.M. S.
of the `,Presbyterian church, and :gave
• the 'report -Of' the provincial meeting
• which was held at Hamilton, this
•spring,_and 'was enjoyed _by ill,,_ Lunch
was.: served and a' social time • spent
together.
Mr. and Mrs liobt: Mowbray,. Mr,
.Prce .Scott, Miss` ' V.elma; Scott
and
John§ton Conn • and . 'daughter
Ruby, motored to' London last .hri-•
day , to 'visitMrs. Murray, who is in
Victoria,' there: '
fir. Will; Eggleston and• two daugh-
terse "of Detroit • motored here. on
Sunday and: ' visited ;hid- sister, Mrs.
Bert Reid and .Mrs. Henry Patter-
•sor )life '„mother,, Mrs. ' Eggleston;
returned+ withthem for : • a- .visit , in'•
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.BLAZE. DESTROYS
WAWANOSH. GARAGE
y . Fire on' Sunday evening, destroyed
the garage and ear' of Hugh 'King.
con. 5, West Wawanosli, but _was by
timely" assistancle prevented, cfioni
spreading to the ' nearby barn. •The,
family had ;returned from' church' at
St. Augustine and had put•the car
away, when a few- minutes later the
Haines were discovered: and- thoUght
to have ' originated ' from a short
circuit. The' fire, had gained sufficient
.headway 'to'prevent ,the removal of
the ''car, which :area not insured, In.
aurance was carried' on the .building.
DEFAULTERGETS . JAIL TERM
YA,d'efaul.ter in his payments under
'li < �titl Anirffl t!. ,Ct.-Alexond ,
Nixon, West Wawanos$i :farmer. ,was
On Friday., committed to' ' jail for
three months by Judge Costello' of
Goderich. The original..' order was
Mad by 4adg•Mott of, Toronto. It
:Wag int S9.'•per•w,eelc end Nixon waU
$$Osh, lar attests. 11e ... offered , part
lat►lriMeat, lint It ..00"aunt ' enough to
H''OL.YROOD'
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford •Harron and
family . and Mr. .Clarence Farrow
spent the week. -end with. ,friends at
Tara.
Miss .Helen Burt . of 'Mt. ''Forest,
spent the week -end, witch `friends: here
,Mr. and Mrs. Thos. '.Robb 'and 'fam-
ily of. Ar'berley and. Mr.tand -Mrs..
lrpest Ackert',• and, 'family. spent
;Sunday at Mr... Richard Elliott's'. •
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M.., and Mrs.: Chas. Congram and
family visited with friends 'at Ethel;.
od'.Sunday .
Don't forget ” the ' District : Annual
of the W omen's Institute. at Holy,=
rood, on Wednesday,'; May 30th
hir: -and Mrs. -Joseph •:Gamble 'of
Wingham and. .Mr. Ambrose Gamble
were Sunday visitors at Mr. Thos.
White's. ' '
' . The. next meeting., of 'the H
will. be field at the home of • Mrs
•Richard Eliiott on Thursday, June'
nth,
Ripley , and 'Ditrict'
A conundrum Tea, 0held" by the
ladies of Clark W. 'M. 'S.. in . • the
church •on Friday evening., 1'Iay 18th',:
was; largely attended.
'Mr. George Henderson 'of ,Tillson-
burg, .visited , with Ripley friends
;during the -Past week:: ' '
Institute members of 'Ripley ,and
surrounding ' 'district, attended 'a
meeting in the. Sunday, school room,
of Knox' Church, when °'Mrs.• J. M.
Percival of Addison, 'was the special,
speaker for the dccasion.
His. Percy Mills and Mrs., Arci"iue
Itobinson, visited with the former's
mother; Mrs. Jas. Robipsorl of Lorne
on Thursday.
A large number. of Ripley' friends
attended the funeral of Mr. William
l -1i11; of Purple Grove; on Saturday:
fast .
Mrs. Clarence Campbell. and • 'son.
Douglas, spent 'the • 7eek `kith'
.her:
•parents, Mr: 'and Mrs. Jas ' Pollobk,..`
12th con':, •
Arrangements are being made to
hold a' Sectional ' meeting ;at Clark,
United' Church in Ju%e
HERE AND THERE
e"welcorrte Mr. and Mrs. Welling -
.ton 'Nixon
elling.ton'Nixon to' our burg•,• They tire 'oc-
Copying the re'siden'ce of Mr. Irvin`
Henry, • east :of town..
Mr. Stanley • , Niicon • of , Climaz,
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SaY
slc.,,, wdais,visiting• for a few with
his brother
AN delegation. from L. 0:1; 429.
attended' Oo Royal Scarlet" Chapter'.
at Kinlo'ugh last 'Monday evening, r
ed last tSaturdayw With' !go:1-'6W Stie
Wrn. McNall..
Miss ,'Birdie Reid •,of Beifait visited
paretlts here labt week.'
Mi+'t John Milan, of, Maoist. is
hating' .the noire repaired, fornserlio.
oeaup1ad by .. Mrs. McChariea and
wlwiels wee badllt ds<tnsgll4 b glue04 If* lk Olt
CFI UR ' . NOTES
United. Church P S
The last 'regular Young People's
meeting was held on Monday; evening
' ' =.the-citizenship-Com�in--eliarg '
of the program.. The meeting. opened
with•a• hymn and the 'Lord's prayer
ih unison,' The Bible character for.
the,'•. week,, .!'Stephen" was taken; by,'
decil Armstrong. Clarence.' Greer.
presided and the following numbers
were presented; instrumental, Eunice
Newton;', t epic "Is •. Saving Money a
Christian Virtue' Rexford. Ostran-
der and a pleasing duet by Miss- --•-:
Martha-MaeCallum- and 14rs: Joynt'
A hyinit and the 'Mizpab:'benediction:.
brought 'the :meeting to, sa'close.
Presbyterian'. Gana
The regular 'meeting of the Y, P
Guild was opened,. by singing :hymn
110,' followed by the Scripture read':,
ins and the Lord's prayer. A multi-
ical. nuratie, on the ,guitar 'and' mouth-
..orgat_by-_Mr, WynardF followed:-iVlr
Clutton 'gave an -interesting talk . on
•:Iuebec• and also 'showed • lantern
slides of various parts , of interest
which ; he and Mrs. Clutton,. saw While,
touting. the provinee.,Iyuring the :first
of
.his talk the hydro went off and •he
iad to ' talk' without showing slides:.
Later- when , the lights `were on, . •Mr.
Clutton went• over tile' _ :remaining
slides. The offering wag taken up and
the meeting closed ;in prayer. Next
'Monday evening is •to be the last
night: of ':Guild Teetings :u"ntil fall,
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f or_high.grade tires-
'These are genuine
Goodyear Tires
ecu t rovist— Co
ragged) "Speedway" -Tread.•
Prices
of other
sizes .in,
proportion
J. •S-. 1 cKenzie
�'LUCKNOW
•According to a contemporary;; the..
#el o' ' • wh o
w 'doesn't adverEise . may. ' •,
know his business-but'nobody else
paign'of destruction.; and villification. dees.'- `''
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PRESENTATIONS ;MADE,
'REV..: AND MRS. HAYES
Fitting,?p'reseritations' were made
on Friday, night by the "-congregation
of 'St.' Paul'sAnglican Church, Wing:
ham;' to 'their, ;rector, • Rev. Ernest
Hayes and `'Mrs. Hayes,' who will
shortly- leave Wingham. 'Rev. Hayes
received a 'private. . comrunion'", set,
while his wife was 'presented with a•
gold ''chain' and cross.' ;Rev. Hayes,
ateofipanie'd by • ilia 'nephew,- Eric
Bibby, will • ;sail for -England :front.
Montreal on the S. S. Montealm on,
MANY
SIO OR STORE'
L Q TORE PETITION
Petitio'ns' . bearing the , names ' .of
1;482' signatures, asking: for the es
tablishment of a Government •'Liquor'
Store in Goderieh, were presented to
the' town council of that, town on
Friday night and. referred.' to com+
mlttee_ for,. a .,roport , An accOmnnnv'
ins letter signed by W.. J. Powell..
Set ant that much valuable business'
was being diverted to Walkerton,
T ono ,Stratford and arnta. , near ,
est":paints' ' g `which - d�r n" bei
ourehnsed and that', the town's • tour
ist trade was suffering by reason of;
the absence 'ef e' store. 'I'ha Coun+�ir's,
ender atian - the i*iUt driaxes r s'*
' uast wall 'Ought . ' '
A Itrenlr dn1,41441 . waited tin 00
coasts 'pi!atlstini motto liitr tie
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CHEVRQLET'S•iliee-Action is of a,
very special type. In this construction,.
the coil spring; Which is the heart of ,
/lowing cue a' ay ,'the mechanism,:' is safely and. solidly
° 'to show ;cncto d' .. , .
Knee•Acttoncon= enclosed in a-neavy steel, 'housing
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stones,
prateetshspringwear,.
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from wear, • tear and exposure Tile
',result: a smooths 'restful FloatingRide.'.:. a •
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'bouticeless back'seat .. and coetely shock-
• proof 'steering with no 'annoying ,shakes shudder 'or •
shimmy, when the front wheels meet a bump. Choose
a Chevtoler and make Sure you get the safety type of
Knee Action in your neitt „car.
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VERY liHEl
.See the car—
check these' features!
BLUE FLAME -CYLINDER .HEAD
BIGGER, POSITIVE BRAKES
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STURDYSMART BODY' BY'FISHER
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EXCLUSIVE YK,FRAME.
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BUILT-IN NO•DRAFT VENTILATION'
'SAFETY GLASS.' Its ,
WINDSHIELD AND VENTILATORS.
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'SYNCRO-MESH WITH
SILENT S.L GOND GEAR'.
d GENERAL MAWRS YALU1;,
IRODtCEb IN CANADA'
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Priced LOWs Loat=.......... 8
Chertetee.Standard SL $110
Priced as .,how tis.,. ,..
Delivered, tally equipped, at faetory. Oshawa,
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