The Signal, 1909-6-10, Page 4--------------
4 THosenav Jett"' 10. 1909
J 1' H Colborne
! I(:N`AI,'! t;tltitItlt-41. -t N'FA-Rlt)
orsell's Hardware. ■ -. s = oawe
• J Colborne
The County Council.
Educational,Matters Reported Upon by + I nspectors Tt3m and
Robb- Rathv►ell `Bridge to be Reboil! and Re -named
Glenn Bridge -Council , Favors Exemption .ot Farm
Buildings from-?axatfOfi.
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The June aeration of 4•'••• eounly' they 1:•ntally contain a large Ilibdy of
council of lluturt (Tent:.. , luesals ' water, and, as little it used, the water
afternoon of last week and the work soon becomes stagnant. The drilled
of the session was concluded on Ft•i• well has given universal satisriertion.
day. There are about twenty such well* ire
All the mewbeta were present and this inspectorate, varyingindepthfrott
Warden Peter Lemont tone the 00 W Ise tett. While the luitial cos, is
chair. In hie olreniug worts the feather heavy, yet they are the cheap.
Warden said very little work bad eat in the rod. About bulf of tbe
been done since the last meeting of achoot wells in llowick are drilled.
the council. Owing to the )atones+ of .These areal! quite satisfactory.
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the season practically no bridge work ":\s nearly every school has aflaR
had been one anti the Hahnesville pole, 1 am recnnituending to trustee.
bridge had not yet been commenced. and teacher&. that the Slag, be flown
Aniong lite Matters paid before the every day school' is in session (except
coupcil were the following : t,Wrwv flays, of course). \\'here tl us -
A copy of a to ial bring sant by tees object to this, I am selecting cer-
the (-minty of Kent to the Ont'iii. taut on
and which
hould la+n such
is -
legislature. asking for the passing played g why
I-glalation giving exemption tryout drys view selected. These days do
taxation on farm buildings. The not crwutnemotwte the slaughter. of
meworial points out the deterring in• our fellow men. but days we revere
fluence bitch taxation has on the erre- for those victories of peace ice that mark
tion- of -good. farm _ hjdtlinga. This tilt upward . march of the empire to
county was asked to co-operate with c(: nrtituttouat-fttedrnr,- jmitire and
the county of Kent in petitioning the humanity. such as .1 he signing of
Legislature to abolish this form of Malin- ['harts, the passing of the
taxation. Habeas Corpus Act, elstlition of .elev-
A request from the commanding of- ery !in t he British Euipire. etc. Of
Seer of the 3itd Huron Rtgiuuent, ask- coutsie the trustees and teachers have
1nx.tor a grant to supplement the pay is right to.add to these uays.
of the men while in Gawp. • ` " •`lbettrene-half t4Lis ural-acllooLt
_A _formal uuth;n-Sol application to ate tttoridedwit h libraries-
Parliauieut for incorporationof of the„St7ery repary thaye made.•ee--yne
Loudon end Northwestern Railway. might have been condonedinto the
which proposes to build a railway fohowulg sentence: 'rite-'Piteeo1•
front London to apoint in this county home . and preurises are improving,
on ).eke I ron.the teachers are irntiroving- 1n -a
from A communication the eseem-, the
stet ratio and the school atft)nd-
• tive of the Onterio Municipal Associa- awe decr•easiur."
tion for the Betterment of t'onautup- lospector Tom's Report. -
Inepei 1 lone lit \ti est Huron. vt.•
ported that at the close of ISM 11+ their
weir thirty-eight mem and uinety
thele women teaching in the public
schools of this inspectorate. '=lien of
these," he wrote, "beld first-class
cerljHcttes, fintysix second•riass
and seventy-five third.elase. The
thirty-eight omen receives! en average
salary of $.Ot) and the ninety-three
women an average eclat y of Os).
Itx_ithe lural ((shook the thirty -tour
[nen were paid en eve' a,e s,tl. t v of
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$Iw
N13 and the •vrlity tlsw•t w.eiu.'u An
average of Vitt and tbe four men in
the urban achuols received an .germ
ot /feste. The average--eatery-for all
the teachers in I905 was Vat, which
itierearrd-•iu 19ci. to .171l33-- lis the
t Y vi
went •tour urban divisions ons there
war eight changes
in l a
res .• ).elle)'+ dur-
ing
b
ing 19)8 and forty -her chamfer ha the
1)17 tura' divisions. A uuuttser of ex-
perienced teachers leave the iuspec-
torate everyear to accept positrons
In Western Provinces.
fitoleines f..tl.f.d,
earnest and efficient. Must of them
are doing enduring wink in training'
their pupils intellectually and moral-
ly'. They are striving to educate the,
boys and girls to twcome Worthy Ce-
lebrity eititen,•. Truslcrs -make •-
mistake in permitting A guts) teacher
to !(rave their .scboul, when a.aeas-Uf-
able increase in salary would retain
the services of a capable tacher. )las
not the Lints cisme when one or more
)women should he members of every
public sad high school Inward It to
the mot -herr who are most interested
is the education aft their childreu.
"rhe councils of Huron merit the
gratitude of the pupils and teachers of
the county for the generous support
which the councillors have given to all
rhe sch(w)a, and .epeetilly to tea VOn
tinuaciun school.. It in when chil-
di.•n teach the filth class that the
greatest care it necessity- to guide
them aright that they may develop
int., usetitl
"Thr public seined giaduetion cx•
amination le prized ly teachers and
tin h rites stuilents nethwithstanding
its defects. The paper.' for this ex•
awination are the same as those for
entrance to the model achno)s. -The
work is either too cliff -tilt for public
school graduation pupils or it is too
raAy for -those who qualify on it for
Leachers. The Education Depart-
ment swore to be favorable to fifth
classes in the rural schools and con-
tributes liberally to their support,
yet the examination regulation's com-
pel teachers to believe .[but the De-
partment authorities are strangling
these classes.
"The best etlue•ttore regard a li-
brary se an essential part of the equip -
'tient of S school. Of the lir) school
boards in this inspectorate, ninety-
five have provided a library for the
use of the male and there in the
homer. --Merl- are - slut} -volumes,
valued at $2,M1$, in these iilsrat•iee.
7t to Meted that -the nt:her-aevoneecz
tions will provide a library before Oc-
tober 1st, 111)1) ; then they will receive
the 1904 grant and a share of the 90,011)
which the Legislature voted last sees•
stun to be distributed amongst the
rural public and separate schoub nn
all new library books purchased be-
rme October let, 1911.
"During 190S new school houses
were built in S. M. No. 2, Hey, and
M. M. No. 7, Wavy moth. They are
substantial buildings with .basement,
tdeelter aroom, dibrai y roma and -ex•
client heating, ventilation and light-
ing. Both were eteeted on new
sole of sites, one acre in area. In sev-
eral sections the buildings were le.
paired and the clean rooms suitably
tinted.
-The iAgislature is In be com-
mended fur the liberal grants given
to schools. These grants ate dis-
tributed so as to benefit the experi-
enced leachers and reward the sec-
tion". which provide 'proper accom-
modations and equipment.'
Educational Matters.
A letter from .1. II. Cameron, of
Bruwela, asking to he appointed ex-
aminer fur the hitch school di trict of
East Huron, was teed and refected to
the education cnntmpttee, as we. also
a motion, by Messrs. Ma :alien% end
Muir, that W. 13. 1Veidenheminer, of
Exeter, be appointed on the board of
examiners of the high school district of
%Vest Huron. Mr. Weidenhammer's
resignation from the board of county
examiner+ for the county end e
motion. hy Messrs. Irwin and \Villert,
that E. Blustt, of Crediton, be ap-
pointed by the council to succeed Mr.
Weidenhatnnter on the examining
board of the public school and Contin•
tuition class graduation examination
in West Iluron, were sent to the
education comtnittee.
The education cornmittee recom-
mended that four copies of the Con-
solidated School Statutes and Regula-
tions in• procured for each school mer -
tion. one for each tower and one to
he left at the school. an recommended
by inspector Tom, this to be done for
each section in the count ; that the
resignation of W. B. Weidenhammer
from the board of examiners for the
public school leaving examination be
accepted and the) C. Blunt he w
pointed to succeed him. and that 1rr.
ties, among for the. ,.ppeielmeat or
delegates to wait on the Legislature.
It is proposed to defer the deputation
until the timeof the Toronto fair,
when s larger delegation can probably
be secured. The list of delegates so
far appointed shows strung deleg,t-
tions from mtmi•tipalities in Iluron-'
and Bruce but weak contingents frotn
the other counties. -
A request front the Huron 'County
Rifle League for a grant of $75 for
prises in • shooting competition.
cat' u front the warden
A commupi
o
of the county of Kent asking ellen pe,r-
-.Won to petitioning the Ntwrt'uitwnt-
to-eppoint aauccesaor lathe late Col.
Rankin at' drainer& referee fur West-
ern Ontario, in (place of having only
one referee for the' Pr,vince pid him
located at Ottawa.
the
[natter
Mr. Watson brought u 1
of the -Mount of the grent this year
to public libraries. The committee's
report in 'January r•rcotmuended a
grant of $:A, but titre was amended in
ceased aeread i6._buk. Lhe -cheques
sent out were for 920. The extra $5
will now be remitted.
Inspector Robb est Education.
From the report of Inspector'
..-_Bobo of East Huron_ we t eke the
interesting wateriaf:-_ __-
•The number of male and female
1 teachers eiiiitTo`eirh s
in 1111!8 was the Name as in 1917.-30
males and Ili females. The average
raid the !neat orale teacher
1112s74.3. being A decrease of 97, and
to the female teacher 94)1. a decrease
of $36. On the other hand there, was
an increase of $31 and h$3)) reepsctivety
in urban schools, these eateries being
$867 for males and $i11:i for females.
The qualiflcatiens of the teachers were
shout the same es _In 1917, 6 Hosts,
132 seconds and 52 thirds.: tlizteen
third-class teachers retire at midsum-
mer 1909 ; their places will be taken
by seconds, and at midsummer 1911
the last third-class teacher will have
disappeared from Huron. At the six
Normal Schools this year there are 1.4,li
reales and 1,021 female in training as
teachers, or one male to eight females.
The ratio in this inspectorate is one
male to three females ; thus in slew
years male teachers will be found only
e Ot
urban
knot
r. Our
as principal
new Normal Schools ehnuld tarnish us
with better -trailed teachers than the
Models, as the term is ten months in-
stead of four. There is. however.
danger that for a while these inexper-
ienced teachers will waste valuable
time on 'certain showy trivialities
which are usetewe as a training. vie.
weaving, clay moulding, paper rut-
ting, etc. how the ordinary rural
pupil entree eehool at about six and a
half years of age, and if he remains to
pees the entrance examination leaves
at thirteen and a half, or he attends
•even years in all, but on an average
-attends -tint sixty-peeeeeate.ol-the
s :soot pear. Thus he has but about
_- ) dayato cuitt)SlCtVh tvblie scitord
- education. During this timehe is ex-
pected to get a fair working knowl-
edge of reading. writing, spelling,
composition, literatitte, grammar,
geography, arithmetic, history, art,
physiology and hygiene. ' Tbiw is a
Pretty -heavy load for a child : it is to
b • added to. As soon as teachers can
be trained the Eduration Department
intends to introduce practical sgrirul•
ture, horticulture and the manual
arts. With a rnuree of study en
loaded down, haw can it he expected
that a child will be as good e reader
and penman as when Tittle wits tsnght
but reading, writing and arithmetic 1'
"The enrolled attendance_ for 1908
was 5,017, in 1917 it sass 5.(017. or a de-
crease of 'seventy for the year. The
system of approved high Reboots and
(ollegietes has closed out nm' fifth
(-lessee from the majority of the pub-
lic ecboois.
Beginning with this ' ear the prin-
cipals of the high schools assume re -
i sponsibilit for the entrance examina-
tions. This change is very satisfac-
tory to me.
"A very successful teachers' conven-
tion WAN held at Seaforth on May 21st'
and 22nd. The attendance wee quite
s Atisfactory,:at though a few prehistoric
1 .Nailti remained away, fearing to tae
awakened from their self-conplecent
slumber. At the next convention the
Education Department will send a
Normal School (easter tql conduct the
institute.
'rheeontinuetion schools at Brus-
sels and Blyth are doing very satisfac-
tory work. More of these schools
shmdd be established to enable the
children of the less wealthy to obtain
A higher education than that possible
et the ordinary public school. One
should be established in the township
of Howie'', either at Dottie or M'ord-
wioh.
"No 2, Hawick, rebuilt their echoed -
house. 1t is now it modern up-to-date
school, and both Mutate and premises
arra &credit in the section. Two ex-
ssUe.t achonlhoneci will be eree•tt•d
thisear, one in N. S. ho. 3, Tucker-
elmith. and one In No. 7, Hallett.
•'There is hardly anything relating
ko the school reminisce that rause
trustees so much trnnhle and worry as
{Ile providing a s' ly of Inc. drink-
Ia$ w&fef'tib, the aeh ol. Few of the
tilrsl *Mb WI aMIcfaetgty, as
\Veidenhsmwer be appointed* unqu-
iet, of the board of examinee•+ Inc the
high school district of West Huron:
that J.. 11. Cameron he appointed a
member of the same board for East
Huron: that the account* of Listowel
high echoic', $:o3, and Parkhill high
reboot, $441,79. for maintenance of
county of Huronupil.. attending
these schools be pent; that nett r are
til • conriderrtion of claire 3 of 'our
tort the ado [tion of which
wee le t over troll l 1 r new
we can ere no tea.ou for changing our
recommendation at that time. The
import of this Inst clause was that the
awuunt to be paid by the r ty to
schools doing continuat • class work
be made one and a -half times the
amount of tot• liuveutluent giant.
The grant made by the county ill fen
mer years was twice the amount „1
the Government grant and 1. 11
Cameron. of Brussels. H. E. Huston
and F. N'. Madman. of Exeter, tip.
peered before the (smiled and ntuce
out a good case for the grant being
left at the former. figure. - They
pointed ournfirg(tott"work that was
hying dune at Brussels and Exeter in
the continuation classes, furnishing
what was -as good as a high seine 1
for 9) per cent. of the pupils at lest
cost both W the county and to the vil-
lages in which the schools were situ-
att I -
This rleu,e of the committee'ave•
port wait amended, OD motion of
Messrs. Ler-kie,. of Bruaeelh. ate' Gul•
law,
ot Godericb, to the effect that
tbeslununt of the grant be lett at the
same Hgute as tl fOrIller years,
namely, twice the amount of the ase.
eminent grant. This wet. cattiest, six-
teen members of the beard voting for it.
..r
-,re
Oil and Gasoline
Cooking Stoves '
Sfe tittle pricer) at 91.15) 10 $25.00
ea, h. They sue safe nod easy to
rust, goer slotted not to tut tbe or
Kutehl. •t\'e'll let you try one fere
1. r•, a week.
elle-remit )runs. Sad Imo, WhIs
G)rt•r1a. .
County Prow" Ceseautt.eiF.poct- - .
The jailer r p rted two inenstc`', and
wrote as follows:" 'Mrs. Griffin would
ask tile council to kindly cuusidec the
papering of hall, parlors and diu:ng-i
rano of the house•, as thee walls ere
very (lark and willed." -
The county property committee re-
ported everything neat and tidy at
the regia ry office an•1 recommended
that 1 steer eme, laevieg 1 e-, it
ossibie to sell the fence at present
iu'p
in front of the office. Iw• given Author-
ity to have a small fence built 1e• i
tween the office grounds and the lane
adjoining. about 4 ft.- bleb, double-
facett and suitably palated ; that, as
the eaves are fetking at .ane -corner,
Mr. ('oats he authul•t'zsd . to have
them repaired if possible, and if not
that they he renlserd ly mew out's,' Ar •
in their present condition they are a
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detriment to tilebuilding, also [hat
the Cornice be fastened where it hiss'
bevken liaise. : Ti• ' - • i (
p.rrtt4tweeiaauat"s-attht-Sell_
vagrancy and one for rereiy ing gmels
on false pretenses. end that the build-,
ing WAS clean and tidy, .end the wall !
newly- whitewashed - and the woal-
work painted. painted. and the cow•
.
that Mr. Grifliu
mister recommended
he allowed to purchase stltHcient plant
to repaint the woodwat k on the •out-
side of the joiner's house. when he hat
an inmate capable r&1 doing the work ;
that Mr. Griffin b,• aliowed to pur-
chase sufficient cement to elliiw )mill
to construct a cement walk trope the
wide door of the jailer's hotter to the
sidewalk. said work to be dune by
prison labor; Witt the clerk and
the chairman of this- committee
he authurtzed-to purchase well piper
et a reasonable !ripe, sufUcient to
Paper the parlors. dining -nom end
hall of the jailer's residence. when
there is in inmate of the jail capable
of putting it on, or if' Mr. Griffin Ilee-
sires to put it on itt,bia own expense.
In regard to the arcntint incurred by
the jailer for repair., the -committee
rept-41A' -t1i4t this -Wes." telt -
without the' knowledge or consent of
the committee, and although two of
the itelil9 were emergency ours, re-
pairs to the heat.n,t system -due
to the bonding of is coil to the
&teen) healer caused l.v the freezing
under the floor of the tetrl pipe, atilt
the damage. In the reed and eaves
c• ineed by a slide of snow And ire, yet
they recommended that in brume Mr.
& rinitarhr net.p ereila.e ehy article' for
uw• in the 'jail without flesh consulting
the Glee% or a member of the council.
'l'h. comntittee also reputed every-
thing at the court house clean and
tidy, and recommended that the care-
taker
are-
to e mut-
t authorized 'have lh
kP . he n ilhc egad h v
LA r
'o boards and
side of the cupada, ridge
tin on the roof painted with 4.wo
coats of paint, that two new window
tend, be:put on the windows in the
lir) that Mclean Deur now. 1C.• -
i 1tee the hit-g.st wtuck, elitist*, all
!tiers, 71c 'c photo. We will 114
/4111 Lustig any cern dose you 'boy
blah
Window Rare ens, 15e rat'
Lawn Mowers
cut - (•tired • to Blear. Ste . ups
+peered--Moe'tr,-.-et *am each"
Give it t.•• d L iwn Huse, rt', Ute.
1E1r• Heti 15c per (cul.
Hammocks at $1 to $Io
each. Baby Hammocks
at $1.5o each, all styles
and colors. •
Martin-Senour - on per
cent: pure Paints -
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Are hest for 1 es, flews, buggies
:u111 wugutts, it etwits most, loekw
Inst aid weasel' Inngt sl, lie) a
Color 1•3 141.
ty nae• t e•aft, 15' vier -FM-UM 4111".
Vat ilisb ;u• 1 ti+ushee.
Dairy Tinware
rail-.8!tytiue•rs, 1'.it,s Churn
Paroid Roofing
Cheaper and 'tetter than
\t -e :u.• Kole Agents.
Pure Paris Green
Rog finish and )lug
Can-. S t eta,
iut;l;t SMUT -lit
Ease
shingles.
Wa
Prevents flies on horses and cattle.
Nye du Routing. PI biog. E'Neb-
lmughing and itepairing prt'lfitly
and t the lowest prie .s.
Buil s
Hardware.
-
Bu l
store in
r aper than i t
\1•e
... 1 1 t
1
town. (let ollr prices.
%VotsdI's` j rdware
court rooms and onu'in .fudgri eoyte'.
room. wttar•ee- hnrkrt . -1H4/4-4
new oil bloats 1s• parch -ase.) for
cried jury molal : that the t•areta
have for wall, and woodwork of til
petit. jute rooms minted.
Haan of Refuse Regulations.
The 1 • of refuge Committee re-
p arse,) having c•,nsidbr.••1 the r'•v sing
of -brei erre-o1 n fag-' t•eLe i
s.•c,irrd c spies of 1,71 toys ..1 the houses
.,1 reline, in Peri h. Middlesex and
Wats.' lei foe conu,arist-,n. The ful-
1.•Wtog tutditior,s or' ilterut100s to the
bytawa were recinunteudttl
That the farm of commitment Ire
:lammed so at' tat permit into ,ors olio
:lie eligible amt iv lei have ls'en.ie -i-
dents obi The county -foe ane year at
!eawt. pep 1/i ttdnUl(t••l its t,u,Ian•t•
with the pleseut... Whey gee,' nine
til•• seine. - ----
That persone alio are viuletttly' de-
mented or temporarily insane, vag-
rants of viehme hairs, and Con ties
iiffit111' enun retrw•t.t; he committed to
the (-manly j tit until some eult'114
I hem
or
I
o •r
n for V
t• • funW
pia. is d
pnovieie,n i. node for their este ono
maintenat.ce in the hoose of refuge by
the en ction of a snit tole buitdtlg or
t he
Ir
$1.50 Round Trip
ONE WAY $1.00
- Children bait Fare.
II:1tigaze Free. .
GODERICH` DETROIT
Saturday, June I91h
9:30 a. m. Canada Timc
ITINERARY 0; THE
Eleventh Annual Excursion
GODERICH-DETROIT
JUNE 1909
Steamer Greyhound
WHITE STAR LINE
LEAVE DETROIT FOR GODERICH
I'•' !ii .Inn, 1.t to • n m ('moral Tim•• lrrt„ ti,riorieh 5.M p. M.
pr„al Tram I•arr. N„ i,riel, for Clinr,.n m,11 tvny e,an„ng to Stratford
I1 :1 p n. , n arrival of steam, from .tto,.nliglit 1' rip.
LEAVE GODERICH FOR DETROIT
rntur Int. ion* I91h 9 94 a m . Caned , T m• +topping at Port Marna.
A rrl rt a1 )'hent 6a./t m.
.Sunder In h,trolt, Tol••te. rot -inlay or Cteadand.)
,t Spnr.,t )'ar, r., n Train from atratfor-I the morning of Jens let►, Stop
ploy a Mlich.11. MOSSO, aead,rlh (tttWm .a4 Nat.weai.,-
and only., 1a (loderlirh 9 a. M.
•• •, tringham flviv,ere, •tc., tate m^rntne tram, Jon. Nth, e,aaardr ea
1.1 on A. :n s. m., alta see at Train for (iolerieb.
1 +, a epe't•ul ):xmn.loa Trani from Onelph, Elmira, vte., els 0. R. a.
FROM D1.TROiT RETURNING TO CODERICH
t, .•+ int rim \hnidal..Inn•• 0',., 1 1) p m, roil Iluron 5 SO I, m Arrive
rt u•••Im ir•h 91)p m.
1 [ulna iter• O•NM,h hit as p. m. for (•linlon, IT Ingham, !Oratfnrd,
t'4• , .e arrival .•f .tremor fro,, flet nit
FROM CODER:CH RETURNING TO DETROIT
I era O.MarMlt na la*t trip far DMrnit T.mwl+a, .Inn.• e.1) , at 4 SO a m
(N•,te 11,1,,,.5 5) 1 m , .'suaaa Tom,)
Sl ••wb e+IH M served M )h, h,.,aif,.l dining ron,w ler Hb Faremi.. el foe.
Lorne) a til. l....) Cer mi,r.
Cetd.virh Band Moonlight Excursion at Ge Ierich, 25e.
I., h.•, 1 . ^A •,11•rk Friday • .-n ex.h. n. I5n)
+.,metier Tent. v. •tan J from !Oral/nod and war Mellen*
WHITE STAR UNE. x 11 AYER, x,narsloe Asset
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JUNE__ SPECIALS...
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Buyers who come here will Save. is all we need say about --our
weeicts-sale-commencing SATURDAY, JUNE - r ath.-- -Read-the--
following list; it will give you an idea what this week's selling may
mean to you.
CORSET COVERS. Our full stntk scum 31
75c all at one price, !33e.
CORSET WAIST EM BROIDERIES.--24 pieces
frnut 2.P• to 7:1•', just one -quarto a Off ea.11.
vette, all now this sprat,;,
LACES:- Vols. Torchonr, ('lint') and '1'1ic,ld, ICI
• pit•eee one crit to 1:r&•. etery piece le-
duced.
HOSIERY. -Just 5s0 !alts' nf' out' 1,24110 - hair
lot of s pairs for zee, (ort black nus w•uus-
1 less, !dill Irft. The lest Stocking elver amid
tr xl 6i- lit*t fair 2 for. asC. _.
li. galla(- bi+uJt.- own. fancy--,tsd --white.
hildrru's, wusbro: alit" Ltdirs', a very choice
I r:
EMBROIDERIES. -'2',) pieces, 1 to inches wide,
ltigular Sc nod Ilk•, your choice 3c.
pieces and 13 3 to 5 inches wide,
,
your •o choice 1)h•.
CORSETS. -Solite odd Iota of D. A A. Coreeti, 20
pairs, alk for 35cy 75c for 511,', and $1,(11)
1 el.: a tut 1tw . Just wine lines we are
not repenting.
DRESS fat USLINS.-54?pieces IOc to 211e, reduced
to 241e for }be, lac foe He, 124e for (lie, and
11),• fur 7 4c. 'These are great bargains nu*
reduced.
FLANNELETTES. -A big drive' in these goals,
T(Tc fur R•; autT1_1j for loc. Mento of then'
nearly a yard wide. They are going fast
at this reduction,
WH1TE WEAR --White Cuelureklrts, litmus • J
end cirawrt•s, ext; it +,titles at letce4 salted. tlsRttitTS;'ThisVogreat peittthom s, -twit -es Pk'
and 124(-.. Culurs fist, blurs all indigo.
You are stere to g ij;
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furnishing proper irioters for Ntill '. retorted with- reference to a motion
To a,uetul clau,e in lillaw admit- of L,uutciilurs Het.l ;end M.•1•:w•pn. rn-
tiuginlettee. sit that the tttt titeitsth• gfading the in,.•..•C.1 sidewelk on
ties must provide each - ate lir .later- Nai11 ii d bl i.!g,•,. th.it he Lound it
Yon committed with .t least t rubs would cost 11-:51 t•-• li.tv.• ;t sidrt4alk
el tioihirrg---.bele-uteteesl.atlriwg -eit et. seised -31r,' w •• )d la• tt•., • (•tel
two luta of bools,.surk•, ,ii riN• al.. ,withutit any stirt.gtheumg of the
1'o
Ai/wit/1 cluu.e re vi•iluItt, l el-ilit• [bldg•+. "Should any action be taken
Ling all who -may h ave business u! the to .trettealem the lei•I.te," Sir. hitt/T-
hiene.
'attet•-
b i t' or any wishing t.. visit KUM. to!NNW avrut•, it hlt.uld ta. utade ,l iung
do so lift oat d.y re each eetc. '1'huti eu't t )t 11' cabby w'C nt..hete fluor. That
day... - . ' would et'4,4U L re.14..3LMl moue. This
The committee repotted the build-!n+i•I`e was rrertr4* In the year titt'2,
ih; mud rya11411eu t thrift - e41101. aro,, nr1Ar 1 i' of:uq iron fa Wee from
the', except soma pnintiug ..1 1i r ' r the Iwat authority to hand is fifty
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w !s• the half at- tt ie . _ ., #•
t 11rt k itch
inane auetwrq taus- i$e'
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door and I u'..t,,u;hltn • ..1• i.•- orale 1!w C.nutiat.3 .. hi•7b ereo le 11 Chir
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enol the crops well :a+lvan.vd: The -emu- -sUa•nglh of la•iolg•• weal (•raeiccd lir
toil r e•t! a xpresrad their roti re s.i' iMac- following teply: •4)r& leokit,t oyer
tine with thet'p i, an.btrunanda-.i.- uw 11 rued,. we find til.• triage eon -
tout motion for tlu' eleleuesett
of three. 0 t 113 trot e r
h.
Toe t i ire • o iintatw it'' 41ter Or tit• nsatt.•r .- i i fol eon.
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ri:,fily'•ltinr. tunint,.tiled at the aver- Nidrnatunf w,• hug • row•• 1...111.• run
WEDDING GIFTS
FOR JUNE BRIDES
\l'c can furnish the gifts
for the wedding and after -
aa
Lr • I r !he_ iglu(-. _
y 4t5,r•r
It•.1f,s;+t+r . ,..... ti • ,
age weekly ...at id ell nit Sl. A ,peer•
mitt meeting will 1.• held it Chianti
on July :alt. The estimated receipts
emu the house of refuge for the i'ur-
rent year ate $2.e0i, and the estim-
ated expenditure, ytit.iito.
Roads and Bridges.
The county engineer, D. 1'utte'ron,
\Vc have tine of the
. t +tell
the int, w. tt„dtd'.r,1 1;1t:t: ;,.a too GLASS AND CHINA
put .t hid.•wn11 of 1lo1 e'ivctun•. as
apparently It is rather is light bridge stocks and our prices arc the
and, being ti i t ig structure, it.men lid ..
not he wane to put this extra load of lowest in the trade.
same. Yours truly, The Hamilton
(fridge 4' parry. Limited.'"
best
IS YOUR STOMACH WRONG?
ratio -r
LITTLE DIGESTERS
WI 1 put it right
(laic ly and surely.
Money back if they
do not cure.
er direct from
THE COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO.,
TORONTO
Qur China Basement is
worth your inspection. Pay it
t t14te- -`y0u wilt Fe welt -
pleaseil,. , C(11ne and look,
whether 'o. hot you wan( 10
buy China or Glassware,
John Stead
Lades' Wear and China
1lamilton Street.
• OD NM GE14iD ®OOD•
MONDAY HOSPITAL DAY
We have decided to prese to the Goderich Hospital 5 per cent.
of the entire sales for one da selling in this store, and we have
picked out next Monday as the 4 ay.
v. -num. -minx Monday moraine. of every doll. ;pent in this store, 5c will go for this put -
ptrse, sr& nave tip some of your haying Inc this event.
1\'t' nor goitg to offer s •n big indeeemsnts to nt i' two big ehoppintt days•
and )inch),
Sat.'ryIts y
Another big week in the Mi 'nery Departme - t
lb-reFt*frave.lb•r.shermsleftinthebet • we ethrowing in-,ill-o(ic
rrxular. Nt wk of slrapei t ith tit eio ldetiglitere.-Y+ t '.0
.114 te-Muted hates 14o roomy dine -teat »tyles, regwler vele... e
holey to blear at 112.114.
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Here is a lot which nsak(s a veritable had of Ilnwere or ell deeeriptions an
ing great richness and teem, m, y, Jtbout 3110 in the lot. in clear at exactly half-price.
' Ribbon Sale for Monday's Selling
1,0)111 rosin of silk taffeta ribbon,t. inches wide, reel good quality, in all rola
slide for misses'saihee, hair ribbon', .well as furs great nonny Other uses, -lie
on sele Hospital Day 14c.
A Big Staple for Saturday and Monday Se
ing
-UuTowle of heavy bleariest twill aaI941biw-ebeelinffr2 -yard/snide, ex .quality rat• \
.alar 110e, special Inc these two days per yard 27c.
Heavy unbleached cotton sheeting, 40 inches wide, special pe yard 16-1e.
17 -inch plain brown emelt towelling, natural color, pure linen, epe 1 heavy make, with
recd lander, spell's' per yard Oc.
50) yerla of real heavy striped cottonade, gond for slaking worki mens' pants or smocks,
regular 23c. Specie' for'Satunlay and Monday 10c per yard.
Clothing Department
Men's rolntrd working Shirts, the kind you have been buy g at 110c. Speliai clearing 20c.
Men's (ah••! colored Hoer, special 25c. ,
Men's shote ('ape. extra videos 2:5e.
Special in men's Kentucky Jean Pants, regular $1.29, - - urday and :Monday Mc.
show-
suit -
aril,
Visit- our Grocery Dep - tment (Basement)
inked of choice groceries as outlined be
d every day that you can save 39c nn buy -
Come Saturday and Monday and get a Dollar
low, and Nave exactly 1)t on your purchase. it's
iig 91.11) wort of grocer ire. But here is your
1 ran Peas (le.
L lits Rice IM,
parka • . Corn Flakes 10,,
1 parka e Corn Starch lac.
Saturday a d Ilospitel lily for $1.
Here Is It Saturday and Monday t t special, if it will hist the full time can't promise.
8 east* sweet. Velenr1- Oranges% per dozen, 15e.
:t rase,. efloire IA' , PO dozen, 121e•.
WI, are arranging for same Is • arterials in ever v depatrttnent which are not nilvPrtmed
this week for Hospital Day and visit will leo necessary to get all the good things going.
Don' overlook Monday's buying.
i can Tom/stoops 13e.
2 iei hest Raisin. Ins.
bate Snap, Any kind, 1o'
dozen Binaries 12(-.
1 can ('urn bur,
1 0li (est Tapioca 8c,
.lnzen Oranges 15c.
Oh pkg. Ten On black
green) 15c.
Ca/- -
meron & Moore
THE DEPARTMENT STORES,
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