The Signal, 1909-6-24, Page 5THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL.,
comparatively Little Interest Taken in
Last Week's eubh•: Meeting.
There mus a small attendance at the
public i eetingon %VedHe.4ay uiKht
last week t.+ discuss the quest M)4 M.,
,•rert4..d of a new puhlie rclwul u,
t7derich, only iihout thirty w•1"' I
turning out. R. lis t'gtt, 11. 1'. Muir
aud-It. E. Hodgeis, nomalwl4, of the
public seho.d lat(1d, gave their views
atf the_ltlntter and replied t11 s'.me .rite
1eiswr, cud, while the mlretinK ci°s,v)
without 1Wy, hot•wal expression of
opinion iu the way of resolution, the
genef.t1 ratWr.-rwtu,yl lu...ht, that prgl,.
ably the hoard had netted in Ilia Inst
,ipuerests of the town in arranging for
the yni•dfilient the ribbons property
aid tlttferectit'n of a Hew school dill
till,. rite.
Thr members of the school hoard
I.4,iuted out the altogether ivadequat/
provision there was at the present
time for the atmomtnudation of the
re114i411 children and the nreesr.,ty the
hoard was under richer of scolding a
hew school Much ur propmri•d, or of
huiGlitig M{rt•t+rnt' new -ward xrhuois in
the worse of the next, few y.'.t•s,
or of trying to patch up the old
,' it -,l ,.,•hoods for a flew yea's,
ind.1hey had releeted the phut of one
eight -r4s,mrt►n,hort as the snort er.111•
itlniral of the throe, an4 cls, 14,61: Ila
plan avhick assumed of the hest super-
viri,ul of the w;.rk `hy elle• principal.
The plan had not. 'writ conceived in
-.--_ltastt:..as he deaden .1 watt to tin
with the .,'h.' ,I but lwv n .41n$1401e.
41141 u)'ery Mees iuj; .1f I hr 1i,:ut1
tot Un• past trig tterh'
P11. 1 ynr-h.rrr.•rlf .4.as f.arti.rrl.trly
i-itphttn' in his objeil ion 14, Alm
4F, llrluu� uj4 1.1. 1. which Ire wtid bud
hero he rousse uf 11d Ioaa'u in Ino
'lathy Inn 111(
;adeptinn of 'a well-(houglfl-out scheme
with a view to the fiat oar wants of the
town.
•.T.ere .eruild1114le t*hjrrt ion 1:lisedl
to the Idea of r•e41t 1 (14,1 ides of the
Fool. ill .11114.14; rf h;aa loses Illtlnhrr
ward rch.ioh, 4hun,Ii "il(ck" Itlaek
tt•u. stns uutspoLI • rritir, of &Fir
�'1.. . alai \‘'31144;1" N•;dl,tt , u1nm
ns the ten-,. ft," if A.,,,61•. l..
I.,11g walk for rhi6h.•u from '•oi.•
louts al t he town in winter I ewe.
'1'1111 idea that the 1 ",it'd had paid a,
'1'lil': Wit(. N4 1, (;t)E)i;RICII.: ONTAIcI(►
Titus DAT(. Jolt■ 24, 1909 ;`)
0.11111•11Mftl Haying
is near at
Time
hand.
The Howell Hardware ('o..have a full line of
NECESSARY TOOLS,
and draw attention to these facts:
X1'0 paid, a little extra money to get
II'cletl Frks. Tho best handles in
frust:, probably yore ever saw. We
uarantee every one of theta.
PURE MANILLA ROPE.
Our 11upe, you can depend upon its
'wing the lung-stla.i►(I, pure variety.
Wo---finve it- in n special, make for hay -
lurk work. Also Scythes, Smalls, Oil
and Oil Cans, and other ne2essary tools.
Nett) strait peal.Tor the wig. •l ea
.roil that it luu1 bo11Rht 444., ,• land
. ' t halt was ne.e..ssal'y for 11,'' pill p, "-r
aid the proximity of a slaughter
'lions" wet.. Objections, .hut it tea.
hMite,' oil that 111.• l„pu,l had amide
a very.careful inspection of -eat rypnp
a •'-and 111(41 picked 1411 this a. the
most suitable 1(11(1 had lsolglt it. tilt:,
all,taitiii,1; the aaaelnof the toter& run'
rid, I..r the +est figure at relit$ it
.- 1'44444 1.. K•4.(
N. 4 1111 gat'.'ThiR' idr•I1 of the .;11
1 u'pil:>; If the ptdtfe•rty, with the
- /,,,1 n, front wish apo c 1s• ,,re it
i"r A Latta!, and flower borders and the
4...1 .4 1. i.-t4.1i1 stratas as ill. aua►hs.k •
11.1..1 ,hi. play gt'othpls for hoes arm
.<aIs. 'rlai. ttouhl °erupt the front
tit, u„I ,-hall /Wire. A slre.t allvst•
miss 4.'111.1 be made Ilit ough the
1"„ ashy Is•hind obi., It rouli(uation
.1 it,K tan st•re.•l. and' the 'rear i1?e
and a -hast acre. smell 1 e laid ant ill
b:uel.All. 1..lt,hall and taller grounds,
or thought lotto'. .14(114 he disposed
44,
t1414./,- - - 'r-►
11 will• tines our prices. tight, \1 llaVtl a Tia1f-
I' , u • 1.:twl► \lowers to elem. out Ir snap prices.
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Limited Ifffftnom__ j Athletic Games Band Concerts
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Howell Hardware Co.,
Dominion Day Celebration
GODERICH
THURSDAY, JULY Ist, I909
A grand celebration of Dominion Day will be held in Goderich, comprising many special
features of unusual interest.
Baeb1iMatd -Floral Parade
Trades Procession
3tr.!glair &Lv4' 4pre..sion t,. .4.4n••,
strung ide,w 011'111 wall') lark u4.
school equipment 11) the town of
Godetirh 1411(1 on Ihr inadeyoary ,o4.
!l„' ashlers grounds at. ;toy of 4th
-e.'hools and to this latter fart he
atti,i. ,11,1 the lark of interest iti
athletic. ill Ibis l,;tin .4s c'.ug4irrd
With "the'. Wares.
4utale 4.1)41.,.,.,) '1 hem•rl'.'•14 -4t4. in
t>.vor of g1Ving The rlTrtors
IUI,II P•ta %lits 1411 111.• yUe*tion. but
the Mayor js,int.d.out•‘that 4. 411,'
people of the north end of the town
were already 4ufdlri.tttly served ht
t11.' present lentrR1 1ehon), and as it
good many voters had iia children to
send to srh,nl) any war, perw1nal in-
, r • trrr!.t rather than. the interest of the
*alga arta whole ruigh;' preVer.t the
carrying of the b1I;.w, ah,) Prot.'''''
OM star. the re,t'un why If,e I..'gi.I.,- i
ill
',nett matters stiih,,iu .0
bylaw to the people, 111+4ring 111.'
l','Illll l'P. extend over a tella of 11111
arsdi•i 1 . 1.. ,, 'I • ,1.14sly-.4(1'.1111*
dtrl l.\I',ty rjaakets sur fl•
et tet1 lean of self-made men manage sur
ressll,ll). ors ^ e� �
hl•uue sol nn. •..rel hquakI•s. to eui*rrld il_ GSo- �'
h nn 44Tg°..tcrn 11131W hA.- t . ,.,.,_Ip oLn t swots
4.t .m•❑ w•,, 1 4,, ,.,•n I •,.
11,. 4, lilc,- Io I.,asl. -.__-
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SEASONABLE SU CESTIO S-_
MO [t1J;41 t Sand MO 1'H -PROOF- BAGS
1oi 1..111 ' .uv.,t 1,1, .., rte. `
DISINFECTANTS
:.i •14 :4, 4'11 -lurid,• 1.iine, 4.'r,' ,lin, IIailaPeetel, Formtldoityd., rte.
1'• , I,' utsecleaning can need •
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA,
aiiit
FURNITURE POLISH
1u:41..•s .'LI 1 ...lithe like
DUNLOP,
B:dford Block,
T e Druggist. II
Goderich.
In a
Nut Shell
`I' H E BEST
• a;enrrany the rL.•:.pcst in Ill'•
end. Bargain -day wash. are
all right in .erste liars, but
when yon ate buying
Groceries
•l r.ality 1s the 1111114' ,,.)l'I'1.,.1-
tiu1L A " ha.rg*iu"..ill liI.•s-
irs ie sir. I'.argain at all
Ton ate.• sure the goads ora lust
right, \4.'e have no sp4'ri,1
Ipargain days, hat wee :u•e sell
'ing good (traria-ors
. ALL THE TIME
St the right prices. I:very•
thing in our store la fresh anal
right, and art• guarantee the
'411alily every lirne. 1731'• uv x
trial rr'ler.
Sturdy & Co.
Phone qt. On the Square.
1'. S. - Rave term tried .Inhn•
•ton's Military Ifrenli % The -hest
)''1. \ve 4e1 it.
mow
1
WOOL
licnmiller Woollen Mills
As mems 1 shall he in aerated to hay
•inti give the ttrrinrvr t'tv t Pntrr
1'11)1 \VIau., both washed) and lin-
washorl, or will rxelutnge for tut
manufactured articles.
Yost' will find a fine assortment of
Tweeil1't Various up-trl•date patterns,
Oslo a great amply of Berl :Illanket.,
Horse Minket*, and Yarns of variona
colors,
This $*'steer 1 have hail made up a
number of Twro•4i Salta fr riot ti
mannfaetute.l at the mill and fttyite
intending pirchasers to inspect dress.
f gtterantpe that. 'they are of pure
wool and will give satlafaetion.
JESSE GLEDHILL
nENMILLER.
i+ the ultuul il) r u-
\'ai, 4.\'e invite '4 )1l( .,1-
I al) 10. I fere is our
14.v: , .
SIMS �
GM aIIIMIIIIM1111111 11111149
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Stuffed Chairs
Brass reds Chiffi. niers I
and all tither good things in furniture
line. tl.l,l pieces, sets atld 3% hat not.
i;uy her.' ;tuts get r''.k-bottom prices. -
Phones:
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Geo. Johnston, 1
Store 89.
Res,drnrr, i78.
FURNITURE and UNDER- _
TAKING. WEST SiDE
SQUARE.
swam '-mow ams area= ammo ail.
Come In and Try On a Pair of
REGAL SHOES
If you have never yet, worn Regal
Shoes, by all means let us supply you
with a pair this season. Only in cuatom-
made shoes can you obtain equal quality
-and then you must pay many times
the Regal price.
All the Regal styles are exact
reproductions of expensive cus-
tom models --you can tell that
by their smart, trim lines.
And we can give you a
made -to -measure fit in Regal
Shoes, because they are made
iin quarter -sizes.
The new Regal styles will win
i
your
w
approval on sight.'
WM. SHARMAN,
Ontario '
Goderich,
•
The program will begin with a
GRAND PROCESSION
on the Square at 9:30 a.m. In connection with this procession prizes are offered as follows :
Trades Procession : -First prize, $10; 2nd, $8; 3rd, $4.
Calithumpian Parade : First prize, $8 ; 2nd, 6 ; 3rd, $4 ; 4th, $2.
Automobile and Carriage Floral Parade: First prize (for best -decorated turnout), S5*
2nd, $3 ; 3rd, $2.
Decorated Bicycles : First prize, $5 ; 2nd, $3 ; 3rd, $2.
'1'hc Cotuutittt:e rebel.%es the right t4 withhold any prize if exhibit is not considered worthy of the same.
CHILDREN'S GAMES
ON THE SQUARE IMMEDIATELY
Boys
2nd
PRIZES
MI )'cede rare, 1; yelp^, and under .... .14. , .. s .i3 $ ,:111
:+i`yar(1+, tsae4.rlt& ypAr. Anal under :111
IOU yards race,. 12 years and tinder- ........ .75 .:dl
Usl yards race, 11 t'este's and under 73
II/Mt rare, UNI cards. 12 years and under... 75 ' I
Running broad julep. 11 years and under
Running high pimp, 11 yearn and under. .73 .:0
Vaulting with pule, 14; years and under .75 .dill
Tilting -the husker ttwn in a learnt. First prizes. one
fencing foils, each; Chid, one pair boxing gloves, each.
3114
'
1414'. i
Three-legged race, 3*) yards. 13 year's ,and under. First
1-sisea.-.lnselista itak_ami fuolladl; 2nd, catching glov9
"ash ; ard. catching glove and sailing yacht 1 consolation
triunes ihoys ander 11h, sailing yacht,
AFTER THE PROCESSION
Girls PRIZES
1st god &d
140 yards rare, 11 yearn and under... 4 .75 * .50 • .IS
.liner race. ;�) yards, 0 years sod under 75 .1f0
all yards race, 10 years and under... 75 .50 .C3',
Potato race, 50 yards, 111 year's and under 715 .50 .25
-SHttyards trnde•r::::........ 76 -.511 25.
..110 yards race, 14 years and under .76 .50 .'3'S
Roller skating race, 3011 yards on sidewalk,
11 years and under . 1.110 1,00 .75
Hoot raee, 1)111 yards. 12 and 13 years old. Find. 2*) lessons
the Ooderieh College of Music ; 2nd, 1.s Wagons ; adds,
reasons.
Egg end-s,i(ion race, 73 yards, 14 year's and under. First prize.
$1.30 (value, ; 2nd. $1.50 (values.
et
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At 1:30 o'clock p.m. the 33rd Regiment Band and the Junior Band of the Oodel-ich Mus-
ical Society will lead a procession from the Square to Agricultural Park, where tht : follow-
ing program will take place :
4AGUE BASEBALL MATCH
CLINTON v. GODERICH �
TUG-OF=WAR CONTEST
(Igen to te:un. fr,,fli A ...Wield. ('nl1"'1Tnr and N,.lerich town-
ships and the town of (sod''rich.
- $25 will be given in prizes.
)morose. fat' this competition most he *11,1,14' with the Meoreta1 y
su is Is tar,. M''n,tae..lune .lith.
FANCY DRIVING
`4.,b• .iu.l : ,l,1'
I 1
Ladies, single driver 53.00 $2.00 51.00
Gentlemen, single driver 3.00 2.00 1.00
SPEEDING CONTEST
For horses that have nater won piddle money.
Half -mile heats;
twist two oh three; four to enter Alla three to st111 t.
Prizes;-Ist, $15; 2nd, $10; 3rd, $5.
Entrance fee, :. per 'tent. ; :uldition,tl.3 per rent. for %'inncre.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
OPEN TO AL1. i'RiZKM TO VALUM LIP'
asst ::ltd :inf
One -mile race $3.00 52.00 $1.00
100 -yards race 3.00 z.00 1.00
Fat man's race (17,7,7a1^") 3.00 3.00 1.00
Obstacle race, 1.- miles 5.00 4.00 3.00
Run hall -mile, ride bicycle half -'.rile, run in s sack IIs)
canis, "Venom.• oleander' remainder of distance.
Relay race, I ! miles, 6.00 4.50 3.00
LINee persons in a team.
Running hop, step, jump 2.00 1.00
Running long jump 2.00 1.00
5tandinglong jump 2.00 1.00
Vaulting with pole 2.00 1.00
Admis ion to Agricultural Park, 25 cents
)RI:N UNDER CF
CHIC( `R 12, 10 ,NTS Grand Stand Free. Carriages Admitted F=ree,
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Band Concert and Illumination
In the evening the Square will he illuminated and a Band Concert will be given.
GOD SAVE THE KING I
11PFICE}ts (ri. ('lLEIlItAVON COMMITTEE
CHAS. A. REI D,
IRF.SIDF.NT
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WM. LANE
mEcit ;TARY•TREA$U18IR.