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Week hi Parliament
. Py • • •
W. R. TO.MLIeeSON,
,• ,
tonight the estimates of the Depart
ment of Indian Affairs," were , lender
' discussion.
• The Budget which is to come down
Thursday 'is awaitedwith interest
and considerable curios
TUESDAY -One of -the, most in-
teresting reports Of the session was
tabled today by Non. Ernest Lapointe.
Minister of Justice. Mist Agnus Mac,
phail, who was instrumental• in get-
ting this Royal COmmiiiilion, on pen-
itentiaries started said the report
was 'magnificent" it is expected
that at least one recenemendatien
Will be implemented by legislation
this Session. This is that the inanege-
ment".of penitentiaries will be trans-
Ierred to a Commission of three mem-
bers. The highlights of this report
are; 1. Appoiptinepe.of a 3einan.cern-
piiiion' to administer the penal-see:A:ern
2. Centralization of the penal system
under the. Dominion. 3. Retirement of
many prison efficials. 4. More facilit
ies, for recreation for '• prisoners. 5.
Revision of the whole system of Alis-
on education, s. Prisoners should ea ee
more opportunities for lecithing. and
shaving. 7. CorpOtal Punishment
should be reserved ,. for, mutiny, in-
citement thereto, and assault.. 8. In-
sane prisoners should be segregated
in asylums. 9. Women should be kept
tabled-oe Thursday by Mr. Beate:nen, in . reformatories near their homes.
'PRIDAYee-Todeer was, without
donbtthe liveliest clay • of the whole
session. Mr. Bennett started. ;it . by
briegiegup, once „more, allegations
In regard to the relief work at King -
/Wee and 'the conditions of -employ-
ment. He toqk very high moral ground
.
Indeed in deprecating this -Sad con-
dition • of public affairs., The Pelme
Minister *hese epatience e has worn;
, thin during many similar' vague
attacks during the% session, jumped
into the' fray this, time and in e very
vigteroes speech denounced what e had
been exposed in a correspondence
. Member for a MenitobeeconetitueneYi The Bill to enlarge the ;grounds
which constituency was; affected by
the matter mentioned. The trouble
centred rebout se: yew compromising
' letter written by Mayor Ralph Webb
Of Winnipeg, who is also an , ardent
' Tory, in .regard to work connected
with the • Trans -Canada e Highway
which he urged, Mr. • Bennett, then
-Prime Minister, to ,•hegin; pointing
out that that by the time the Work ,Was
eriedfetbelieeffieicieded-witle-the-elec-•-
' tiorteWould be over. If the work Was
Promised, said Mr. Webb, three eon.
' atituencies. in. Manitoba would be in
the hit. The ProMisedoutlay was in
the neighheiheed of $1,300,000. When
One ecnisideis the' high ground takop
by Mr. Bennett in regard. to money
prentiried by the present goveeninent
during. the recent election campaign
in Saskatchewan, this would indeed;
ice* to he a reversal of form.
-There- wasemuch-.evashnit-of -dirty
linen: and the discussion Was far from
Natueally. not Much ere,
treas was made with thalealeor Es-
timates. It was announced that if
all tees well, the Budget will be.de-
Iiieied next Thursdey, the latest date
in forty-one Years. • •
_MONDAYeeeCoMetarative
• 'tiled. today 'after Friday's .stoeMY
cross-fire between Mr, , Bennett, Mr:,
King ' and Mr. ,iliagera,on alleged,'pot,
iticil ane electoral ecorruption. '
. After a recorded vote, 'Mr.' Stevens
for divorce, which passed the Senate
by e majority of 4, received Short
shrift in the Commons tonight. Rev.
Dan. Mciver, M. P. MOVED THE Slle
MONTH'S 'hoist and a vote being
taken, it was hoitited to the tune Of
102 10 53. 'The Feline Minister was
for the Bill and Mr. Bennett was
against it is ,was also Hon. J. L.
Ilsley, Minister of National, Revenue.
TheeDieiiiieneWitee'ruit. '.`on' Party eines.
'
TITS WatNe SENTPTX!
County
(Conehteed from Page le
about 8 frilleA!
(4) : The East here Road from
Lion's' Heed southerle to, connect with'
the Centre read nerth of Wiareon,
about 21 thile.,,
I,
oun-
ljudTgehi.-
s time .inateael, Of IPPointing Pet-
. •
elect valuators, as had alweys. been
the 'policy adopted .in the pest, the
council at the January session appoin-
ted a special Equalization Committee
composed of three ruraland two 'ur;
ban Reeves, David McDonald of Cul- Bruce C91,* gaueatioleel Associe-
,
row; (Chairman); S. M. EY/oAt tion $10400-
Cheele5e • (FiscTetary); :Alex McTavish , TobeeenerY Fifth 'Clue Sabo/ $150.
Of Greenock; Ben Logan Of Heron and
Gordon White of Lion's Heade (The
,dommittee, 'drove through 'filost of the
municipalities in the PoleneY, • 'end•
scrutinized the *Pric of the local as-
sessors, comparing one eon' with ano-
ther, and with ,the • befermetion, thus
obtained equalized the assessment of
the various iminicipailies to the best
Of their judgement. "
' When the report was presented to
:the .Council ,it was on the whole 'eery
well eiceived, only three or. four
Reeves taking the objection that their
municipalities had been enduly rais-
ed. 'Under the Assessment . Act • ;the
total enleent of the County Equalized
Assessment must not be lower' than
the total amount of. the Ural assess-
ments made by the. assessors, and
this caused an increase in the County
assessment of $676.284.Cei This in-
crease was (Welded among the; mun-
icipalities, those which the Committee
.considerecl too to.,. under iee former
The thiparkittee for the. present de-
cided not to .reecerimend .the Shote
Road frays Conceeeion 8; Huron Town-
ship, -northerly to Concession 1,- Rin-
cardine,.Township, or the road in
Wiaeton from Berford Street west
along the TownsitiP lines,'Concession
21' and 22 to Gould extension, which
.Reeve Hupterat. this session had
asked them to assume.
WEDNESDAY -The • meat' inter-
esting' Ifeaturee of e tiodafe session
were . first, the slashing attack on
Canada Packers by Hon. ;IL H. Stev-
ens, ,the, Recenstruction ,,Leader am.
•Paity in toto,. and -secOnd,the an-
nouncenfak ,alitifough onteidee the
Meese; �f two Alberta -statutes re-
garding the securities tax. and ,the
Home Owner!? Act. .In regard to the,
former, 'Mr. :Steven,' Claims! Mr. Stan-
Teillie:tea-Tii-Oritlie7Piiieliefil, is bilk:
ing monkeys of the farmers in regard
to the etipliet of inmate
THURSDAYe-.-Todeyes'. 'highlight
was of course the Budget -long 'de-
leeed on: account of the hope that .the
Trade letereeMente. with. U. S. ,Would
be coMpleted. As this, was found .to
be impossible, elreleinningethi3., after-
noon made ..hii Budget speech with al-,
nmat„,,po tari! changes. One chane,
however will mean a great deal to
*huildint industry in Canada, th;.,
chief poifltg of impoitanee .111. my 'es -
Was unsuccessful in obtaining a coPY tiinaeiorie are ea followi; 1. Ile' in-
.
, • . • . • .
of t letter written bra member of the ciectee, in,major itaxation. 2. NO chin -
National Harbour Board in regard to ges • in tariffs. -for .the .first tune in
eat* to • be ' charged for handling' '20p years. 3. 8: No change in . owlet tax
.,grainln theelevators: at eleebee..,apply to tfres
Consideration of 'ehe doveriunent's and tubes used in the orginalf
Housing Programme was beguii an melte Of „meter ears etc. t NO change
-ACeordiOg to ,the report of County
Engineer Stephenson, which was read
in his absence by, Reeve, Munn, the
• open winter of last year .was Vete.
hard on roads, .whith necessitated the
digging Out of the places that broke
UI) and filling themwith coarse grave(
In putting onretread in.thefuture
it is proposed to -put on a gravel base
and maintain it carefully so as to
prevent "it picking- in holes. As 're-.
teead coats about' one' quarter the
amoune, of concrete, Peefeet results
under heavy traffic bah:only' he obtain-
ed' by .proper inaieteriance.
In order, •totake proper care of the:
County Road Machinery ane.
equip-
ment, which could net ,be replaced for.
$50,000:00 even at eeeorict hand prices,
the -Committee early:in the year pur-
chased Owe storey brick building on
'the . Main Street, •Weleertoe, for
$1300.00 'and have fitted it up for the
housing ' and repair of the machinery
at; a total ' cest including the purchase
mice ote$4000loc).:.•
The program of -work for, the eea-
apir.ieienuch-theesame-aa last -year- and
includes eorepletingethe Atread On, the
Elera',Road to .PaisleY, and also chtt-
ing, the hills and Preparing. as niuch
of the road as. possible from Paisley
to Southampton to receive a bard sur-
face in the eollowiegetwo years'. Re-
garding bridge Work the Committee
has .planned ?buildieg .et .forty. foot
arch and extending a 'concrete culvert
south of Ripley, , and :'completing the
fill at the Petepella bridge in•'Albe-
-merle:and-1 a:;5U4ble::..43pening, fee Os
water. The dust Willhe laid with.
chloride on ' the .roads' ' treated, last
year. Considerable surfeice treatment
has been chine On ebiteunino,esroads,
and that;.seeteore'north,of ,Chesley has
.still to be 'Completed.
High-
ways et Toronto has not gieelefa:n;
• eke yet the Depart
, hret of 'High-
in-
timatiOn atii.tO its volley in regaed, to
assuming the TareeCeesley .road as a
Provincial Highwaye The Minister of
Highways acknowledged the, receipt
of the copy of the resolution passed
. •
'at the .January session favoring this
road, but made no .promise that thee
request would be granted. '•
County Buildings At the-Jaiivary'-sesSion Council au,
•
thorized the •Property .Conimittee to
get.plans for the tefurnishmg, and
.decorating: of- the Council Chamber
and estimates of the ,cost of tlie,Isame
' and report to :Colleen . at the Junes ses-
sion. In order to make ehanges. that
would be in keeping with the ..hiteat
designs and :up-to4laee. the Cenunit-
tee consisting of Reeves :Jeffery; Win-
ter
and Slean made a tour of insPee-
tion•of :County buildings at Goderich,
Owen Sound; Orangeville, Hamilton.
Guelph, Toronto, I Tororito; London .and .
fere. In, -their report to Council they
presented plans ahdspecifications of
the eropoeee,lhanges and the estima-
ted cost Which* was . about , '$1600.00.
After S. full discussion . of ;the ;.matter1
Grants
The following grants were made:
Bruce Coupty Hospital, Walkerton,
23500-4" •
1Cineardine4 General lloaldt.41 $3000.
Lion's Heed, Red Cross Hospital,
$800,00.
• Chedrenei Welfare,Society ,$2500.
. • • • • , . ' .
4."
1-
RROWING
FARMERS NEgpisGmougy
to finance improvementswhich-
good business judgment
..jerOvee,. are invited to consult
with our. neatest 'branch
,.manager.
The Bank Of Montreal le
‘nises the need farmers
to keep. their. properties
froth' becOrning 'run.,
down and their equip;
cog.
ment from becoming OsPletc•
lorrawii to keep your farm
in good working condition,
should be profitabk; is a am-
structive use of credit '
Our local branch managers
are familiar with the needs of
farmers in each locality.
They welcome. 'applica.:
-tions for loans hrrihi
onostatfre Purpose. '41
ESTAiii15,1111.13, 1517
... "a bank ty here 'small atiotinct are welrotios"'
eiteelleitR et, .111ePelt1 EN C E S eitV I
120 Years' oprratioti
•
eucktio* Branch: PittSTo Manager,
,
, ,
'
97th Field,. Battery; Walker-
ton $100.00.
• 98th Field liatteeyiR. C. A., Port
..
,Eigiu . • ."
,
tihrarieet' $§.oa te each rural
sehoollibrary having 10t) volumes or
, . , , „
over. ;10...00* to each' 'public library
having 300i0 1500 Volumei and 630.00
. .„.
te.eaeli Public libeary .having over
1500 volumes. • . To the our District • Women's
in-
stitutes itt the Count* $25..60 each.
To the Atrictiltisral RePreSentitive
to.. defray the.. mcpefifies of young.
PO0P)0 representing the County at
ter -Counter and PrOiinciet, .conipeti-
tens., $15090; • '
To the Massey Scholarship fund to-
ward- paying .the opentes of .4 first
.Year student at the ()Marie Agrici4-
tilial,'Collegi; Guelph; •150.
To the North • and: South, Brie
Plowmen's Associations, each 000,00.
.' To each .11OrtigUltural:Recietir
Equalization having to share the .in$ an annual ah°°4 $20.00. •
*rReepaerti•leiril:ioietws-7theihciesenitnyeraesaLes:init;rehnet'..1.ClaUtniraeaultSS' woceiietiataidne tthue.thCePlettAgri,
standingnow rrat i. between urban 293l5,32e9nd°,..r and f.$°11610° .700 ;: 11T:rise; ‘$$121.9.5".0iNi Lion's filteVthat a
IS
ninm to 80
34%': • • $.147.06;4K.ientrilihrie..$1$1.1217.01.111..iuPpike*,
The ieheduie below ;ShoWS the for- $146.00;
.:1:413.,11:s..3bsfilgueuziiteirs; :ileci:gdp',..741nlezi;g77t4.1'tiihi le:eyo:tel.:e,:eiieil !,Iey $$ !0. I%v: ort Elgin
t .$:62505:6'. Cli;0_?2T:rafil
Equalization: •
Wiart_on ,$eee:00.; .Total $2004.00.
'
• ,
ch,•
Tnth:4'1-to- Bei/ ink retiOlution. was Pia0ed
,
On the minutes reapeetin ix the.. elentli
so f94tMajorhamp tJoi
• That 'this County council in Atiti7.
sion asseMhled, deBire to 014eti. on Ve-
tere an expression 'of Our deele SerroW
on the death of our late colleague,
Maier J. G. Tolmiee. reeve Of South-
ampton, whose presence end gelding
hend:we all eadly mise at this safpisa,
. . •
, Major Tolnaie Wasa menof out-
standing ability' and high OttainIneoto
,and during his long , period' of:lin:bile
service as a, memberof rthe
tine); for nine years' and reeve of
-0Secirtetohremntepdt.olinii fctoru.tiele:e7it.hereatnrteiu4141,.
404yd ua Elea uhe bneslielfishve4( ItOhti it! .14 tti 011,1e
teresto of hie. fe11Owilnen;410 'Wet' -0,
safe. coenuellOr' and,thecneiribers' mid
officials of the Connty, peewit- had
alwaya • the fullest conlidonee in ' his
!nature judgement in platters pertain-
ing to _municipel procedure and. his
Place.' will. be hard to fill. His death ie
a greatlose to the County of. Iiireee
and his iperneey will long be cherished
bythose whom he so faithfully serv-
ed.
,`•
the Conunieteeleras'iMehoeized to
pro-
ceed with . the changes recommended,
the 'tette . Cost not to exceed $1600.00,
and the Week: to be ccimpleted'bee.the
R9irmber.session. In discussion of (the
matter more than One Reisie express -
'ed his.. opinion that, •ad the County
Council, had from year year: to year been 'The' accounts of the various Inge'
spendingineriee, to Make the. offices of and Continuation ' Scheele: Passed it
the 'County Officials' More fonifOrtahle this session amounted : 3,270,59 as:
and:,tili.tto.-date'•and had ,neglected :,the followo, High • Schools, egie.y.-
pouscii' Chamber, the time had new 48491; Kincareitie., $4, 19.1
Luck -
Come When :way Should, consider. ihele new $833.0O;: Port Elgin $2,251.03;
own pomfolte and that fOr, thisyear-Walkerton .$4,786;46:. ' Wiartop
the; imProvernents to the; Council
Chamber must have ehe. right 'of Wei,
over, all °thee week , inr connection with
iinprovink the County buildings or
the Offices of any of the'effieictis.
. • , County Equalization
One Of the ietejor miestiehe to come
before ;the :COuneil for eonsideretion
was the erceTalieation of ethe
assess-
ment, which' is always 'n,contentioue
'subject as if fixes 'ehe share of the
County takes. which ecielt of the 31
meicinalities, Most pay.. The last
ehnitlization WAS. made' the
'Work being done three rural and
three Urban valuators; 'and on. that
Occasion the issue \was .sie.,etuch it
dispute that eeveree Of the tittinicipal-
ities entered and the mettee
*was 6nally 'settled, 'by the County
„
itt
irideirie tax 'rates,' but the gift tax
is raised. 5.. Eight per cent Attlee tae
temaine but exemptione ere neade itt
r al majcie eiateriai used in 'house
coristruction:' 8efieral Other eidnipt-' 451.5: Lindsay $170.87 St. Edrntinds
bills' are made to benefit fakiteiteelid;$20.60; Satigeett $1;002.86; Mildratty
• $545,86,
1926 County '4937 Local • 1938119=U! "
'-Hqualization
Albeinarle .. 241,45,8 • 290,960 .' • 253640
•
Arren
936;700 ,918,643 966,500
,
.• ..4,791,295 •'.'1,66e,535.e , 1;799,800
Brant - 2 582 601. .• 2467 761 - 670520
:r
Bruce • 1,942;044 1,871 235. 2,061,470
derkiek • • 2;431,644 2,286,207 , 2;440,180
Ouleose • • 1;943,022 • 1,736,710e' • :1,968,910
Eastnor• :1518,e87' 469,515. .526.,980,
Elderslie 1e$62,51.8,::, 1,945,503 • 1;832,480'
1. 1,884,80 1,183,526 1,095,SiU
Miran .• • ....:.... e.: • -4- • 2,327,298e. • 2;252;990 e ,'2.382,800
kiecardine 4,2,08/1,069, 4,e32;300 ••• 2;103,180 •
Undess' '-e•••••••• 1,501,444 •• 1,453;325. • '• 1,014,480
Lindsay. ' ' , . 60,478 108,647:.
Edmunds , „ 4%190.. • 103.075. 02.404 •
Saugeen, 10.58,1.36. '1,1.37,24Q
Hepworth .........• e
Lions Ileadeee
Mildmay ------..--e------r----•
leucknce./-,..-•
Taisle§ .....:.;_:..,.....-:.--,
Port Elgin ,-.........e.e.e.,..eree-e-,:-.---
•
Ripley
Tara
- ' ' ' ' e.----•
203,968.
Tara,Teeswater e....., -----.:.-....---e---.
..-.:..-.---:,--- ., . 27855:913745
Tchiveestietoyri _...h.___.,_..."..„.,.... - - .................._
..........„ 107,869 1
Kineardine. --e--------------•• 761,01,0 P 1,159,068
Southampton ..:.-.-..ere---•••••••••••e-e- 480,902 , 'i- 692,891
'Walkerton ..........2P: -------e----' • • 790,306 1,031,800. '
Wiarton :,..........:...„,______:. • 564,233 676,988
$iA23,03‘.
„. .
' 40;306
--.221.154 :
;209,898. '.
,
64,816
• 425;(j
.A.49
' $23;705;475.:
,
' "9ei9e1 r 12,350e
-111;570, 83,86
411;528 ' -_333;480e
950,902 939;000
311;375 , • ,210;500;:,
.61-8;021 :406;1e.0
,185,150,185,240:e
• g50,1.66' 208,090
:201i240: '
. 80;44e. • 18;580
.81,04s-. • 71800
77.407o
4$7,900
833;910::
e15,090.
. his sorrowing family . we Weeld
express per deepest. sympathy; and
joih. With them in moureing. the cutt-
ing
9ff of .4 life of use ees .and of a
loving father.; and' at. a :copy of
this resolution . be. si ned by the' War,
orwatded te Mrs.
s, :iine also .pub-
es. ofethe Councii,
, • .4.es '
.$5,609,861
, • I $28,639,030 $29,315,234 $29,315,320
• ,Education
Under, recent • amendments to, the
High and Coneinitatipzi • School .A*
the .f east of the education et County,
that pupils residing' in 'the
Townshipsoutside the ' limits of any
High .or Continuation School section;
payable be the 'municipalities in
which the, Pupils, reside. Under ,the
former Apes the payable out
Of 'the general funds of the, County
and Was included in the County rates.,
i80.17. '
. Continuation Scheele:. Allenford,
$834.72; Hepworth $813.46; Lion's
Head $934.25; Paisley, $1,895.43; !tip-
,ey $2,069. 28; Southampton' $181,30;
Tara .$1,003.38; TeesWater $3,602.70;
leverton. $1,098.29.
•• Schools m adjoining Counties
den: and Cleric .and
MAJOeY
lished in the
'Caireed
Notes:
Mr:. Peter D. Lieseiner, reeve of
efildmaY,ewas appointed one of th
'three representatives of the. County
behiteitliii`theeBeetetof the Children'
, . .
Welfare Society, he taking the plece
of . the late Major J. C. Tolmie.
Bruce County Connell , joined_ ,tee
Association otitural of
Ontario:which is putting ern a steeple
fight#gainst, the rneeencent to: abolish
County.- Councils, and Reeves, young
of Tara auct Halbfieiech of Alheniaile
were appointed.' delegates to • attetel
the :COneention'tO be held by the 'Ae,,
Sociation..this summer.
Council ; declined to join'. ifeW etepe
()elation that is being forted' Co 'unite
all . the County ' pOuncils. in •Westere
'Ontario in one organization, as it, was
feli. that ethis, was 'only adding . one
'mete fol the inanei Associations al-
ready existing' in the Municipal field;
Bruce' County iS,alreadY a member Of
theeOntaiio Good Roads. •Asseeiatieie
theCounty C ncil Section of. the thi_
'tali° Educational. Association,The
Ontario Municipal Association and
the Association of Niereeieale
ties. ; , - •, . • -
Accounts ' fpr ,the meinienence of
indigent patients -at various ' hospitals
in Ontario ,' amounting to $a,,i3avia
AVere-eassed.eateelteeeeeeigee and ol
this amount about $6,000.:00 was fel •
Regents who are inmates at the Sana-
toria
'4or' Consumptives 'At ,Muskoka:
Weston, 'London; Harnilton and Free -
pert. The Hepburn Government at tbe
Inat: session passed legislation. where-
by the province will _assume the eget.
of all T. B. patients after .a data to
be , fixed by Orderen-in but. so
far the date has not been proilaimed
Inethe meantime the municipalities'
continue :te, assuine this inereaeing
Resolutions
Council approved of the following
resolutioes; -
keesollitien fionithe County
,be 'Wellington Depart-
mentrequesiting.the'
ceiti.hof roads
inaY, !,a.;.1%; r.0006c:;1147eted tltitt
con-
sidered bus. and transport routes and
diet these be, kepticere. by, the :.
De-
partment:foie winter travel, as the
eictrit.revenue from the .,gasoline tax.
woUld largely : Offset the cost at this,
'work. • • •• ,
. (.2). resolution from the County
of ••Neefelk. requeeeing .tee repeal .of
the regulations which. require ,inunici-
valities,:. to. pay the costs • Of prepar-
ing
Proveriel •Voters' Liebe. . • .
.(3) , eeeereepletien.front..the County
of, Huteiti requesting the Department
of
of ellighWeee be *pay ;at least a' 75%
eub.sidee on COW' and Township brid-
ges and culverts because the heavy
ioschi, they have AO ceerye .
(4) • lleSoliitiona,'fienellie .Ontario
•Asseciatioe of `, rural mnilleipalitles
.againeethe 'abelition Of. County comic-
Cliffoid $358.31;. Clinton $41.91; Feed' ells; favor of :a teduetien of the
With `$134.28e Hanover' $1,780.e41. burden :of taxation agninst reel estate
'Winghant $81.81. in favor of the.,Previrite bearing at
'I'he. total amount 'Of' the ahoe•fic- leant 1)0./0 the, -cost Of ,edUtatintio,in
•cOunts $e3,,e10:59,.. payable 1.3y" tlie favor of a decrease .the gat :..tak
Townshipe. which the pupils reside. and .in favor of of a of Motet .Vce
and the Village of Mildmay Which le 'beelee'e-eVeniee h'elag returned. to, the
'the only urban 'tentee Atte the CemPtY' neunieipalities where it eseightlitet,
'Which has not a High Ooatitatatiari (5) A ieciolution hratight forward
8thooll. The atattuatt ,t4tyable are an
the goifeetuuerit.to Pasa,
by the' Legislative dawaoitte6 aii4tak
Iegislation
tiifli:,1;t0O72. ;A.-Ibieythe:r$12e.i47$.15.11,446; Arnabel ; Wherebe ritunielecilities. May tee mail
an.10;: Bruce $2,5r3:.21:6C4r. d.h;ntlogler.i.on the amount of bui
397-e2; Culross,,$91095; Eideeelle, $2,430.82;. ateen, tee eeree of a tqrn4verAitx or lie,
Kite' 'epse so as to drive revenue from 'tech'
tardine. $'6;01g4g; kiniOss' .$10•16/1,6ei..n3 proportion -to theeinotnit
dr.btaiis.done by mail as Compared
with Hid. business Of the 1660 trier
Tiltill$PO4 Altai 201P; $984
velue In. sport -ea.;
sioelele• heiteer lucknow, on „July
let, 'With tiekete ht dime, eihnitting •
You to Pete gamete,
'
The ..,19.eal kids ,itee.out _these
ticki5,f1Pn'oWi. 'EnCOtirage'ihem by buy -
Ing Ono- •
eVieugharn apd I) nigannen are .the.,
Viaiting with seven: hieing
:94"iCni48k, • lij'ee:‘9tletliiii‘141;.t.' t4ee and
ftve
•The Luknow lads can greatly int-
,
Peeve theiretendint in the lehiShe, by
taking both ones of this twin bill, and
will be battling todo e
• • * ••
;010ti FilelaYseres double; in the •
7th inning, on Monday drove in the
tying and • winning . runs that 'give ,
goderich a 6- 5. decision over Hee-
• •
'
• * * * «
Elliott Carruthers, turned a Clev
mound performance last week for
,Teeswatere. were they downed the
Kerateliiie eine., 11 teel...Elliott
;ley.only f•hits Ulid struck out
Roy Lightfot of the former
nOvi,
l'ork tnrned, :lent for the first • • '-
eine eleitie the pere Elgin ifiqei, !apt'.
playing oeecehe Port lost
, ..he kaine tO:Itifecardine 3 to 2. •
• •
The insurance against ;liability for
accidents; on tends :vv'eS 'again placed
with Lloyds' of London teeeegb its
agents, A. R. Wilson Co. Of Torono
at h premium of $496.00e as
coinpar-
ed with ,e,preiniuM lea year of ,$6001:.
25..The. losses during the .paStetlieee
yeire have been negligible -in 1935
they Wiii--$1.4596,ein 1tM6, e1e48
and in 1937. Only '$10.291Whieh. speaks
well for ,,the splendid state ,of rePaii
:in which Bruce County highways .arie
kept the ' " ' ffi
under . e superylsfon of e
ilene , County Engineer, Mr. . .G..' E
,Stephentoe; ; 'and his imtrolmen akc
;the HiehWays. Committee.
cotti:oaTiOtau°,6risehuf'61.16.1, hi.3 'es:du t.PatLemkei)tii. °tin'
speeitileiterit..„of $1000.0G Oiler' tin&
above theliniment to. which it is •en
titled be...Stet:de' for the education
County Pupils.' Having Lake Ileirot.
on the 'West, ,the Indian Reserve of
the North, and 'Port Elgin',
Sehoey." Ili& Miles to the south,, South
aniptere has very little 'territory t(
draw from for the education Of out,
eide pupils and its .statutory. grant
under the now school regulations, is
only $181..00: However, it Was: eel(
by tOfineil that theY:shOuld not begin:
a: policy of 'handing mit 'giants
schools but cieeidd ciehere strictly ti
the tering of ,;;the now ,school legisla
tam, and h Motion to Make "the spec-
ial grant Was ....defeated -by a vote of
•
e for to 19 against; , •
As "the Provincial doverinteht hatT
not 'Yet.'.40Pointed a crettiket 16it the:,
new (jaunty 14rent in ;Amabel, and
as It was point0 but that mitt e werc
pestering on thesite of, tho itewI
planted forest the &iiintY Clerk Was
instructed to write the Depaititterie
'ef Londe and Pcieelite estitut titbit Att
. 1.
,COS AIN.LOS,
,xioigary.b.win is vending a week
vith friends in Detroit... •
mMsieuannddaeal.rwsiteTclocnivire!i. reaoiedepn.meri.ise.iye,l,
:‘ Mr. and Mrs. W J 11,1Via'anit fara-
,ly .1iipiteci on Sueday..wit,,frieridelti
Vinghatt
Me, Thosliehree• igrk, Mel liwin,
polie2aud. Helen Visited on Thursday:,
eitie Mi iteht. Hamilton? Whighare:
John Maishall, Clinton is
pten.eftehga
few days with Mi an -
vis9s.,.
,
Mr.. Jim; Stewart arrived home Sat-
:p.*01w night; • after sailing for,. some
,•geksOn the S:"S:, George 'Releoltave • .
, .
boat with several others ebe-
ing ' tied ap. itt Goderich.
Mr,' Dick -.Riedecanie. lionie a couPle. '
weeks ago *116. he "John'
Erric-
s�n" tied up at Sarnin.
Helen
sjllidaughterwith,i' Allan McConnell is quite
Pneunionia.•
Mr: and Kis.. W. G. Reed and fam-
ily
•
attended the anneal Webster re-
Ufliofl Bayfield Inst;SatUrday.
..Mt. ahe. Mrs.' Rees' 1VieMillan ,and:
Mary visited with Mrs.,' McKenzie,,
eMr. Peter T. ,Carter attended the
Royal Scariet Knights :in, Listowel
Saturdaye evening.•
, ••
Donald on thcir • year's
aoRi1ri nk:e.e.,:.:1. eLloydr •
-Mr aridiVIrs. 'Art -Thompson eisitedee.e-
with: Me: and Mie, Charles Thompson ;
Mise Juno Morrison of Tiverton, •
pcntthe week -end at her home:here..
Our Veaehcr.: Mr: John IX 'Rose„ has
engaged to •teach fot another
year.
DijgGANNON. .
(Intended Pei- Last Week),
An accident oceurred lastMonday,
which ,wps (Mite serious..to 'Me.' Wm.
Item:than, at 'Ebenezer, when his teeth •
Ind Wagen were Left to go through
e." gate why •themselves, they ran away
1114,, as he gave eliaSe, to ,eatch?ithein,
• I -he uiefol.eniate Man got miebe up.
ef it all resulting in, a badly smashed
'et, hie beek, hurt and -other injuries.'
,He was teken. te";docleilOh. Hospital,: •
end his Many friends :Wisleeben.
queey recovery.
tentien to this situation aiid ruttiest -
Mg that the aPPointment be made
‘vitheut further delay.
Me -Archie Ferguson, baying been '
appointed Governor of the Bruce •
COUnty 'gaol, tonder,ol hs resignation
qpceial County Constable for ON'
f ofcirie the County By -Laws re
,IrS,tind „Peelers; which 'Position he had
hel4I for many years at it', etil!iri 7 of
$100.00 per yeiir. emmeif diti hot ail,.
point aesticeessot to this position.
tioyd-ts.rpe .of Oliphant; Ama-
bel
Township, was • appointed n Cattee,
ty Constable,
„