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THE TOWN COUNCIL.
!attain, (.anew Hears. of 1'mime-
anlred Itonds of %%est Shore Rail -
os) That Ha.r Hero Ml.ans-
..-,1,Arroulsls of Truster Mothers Au=
diced Itef ere l'rolita•ial Hoard -
Council N'ili \lake Effort to Secure
Summer
Ir.l.rur.ion '{trade.
i
tr
(:Ica liness
and Health
i,ere is neither age
limit nor csemption-
evcry man, woman anti
child has a daily' fight
to carry on against
germs and microbes of
disease. Use
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
for a v ictorinuS and
delightful toilet, for a
refreshing bath,and for
a thorough 'cleansing
of the home.
irtr,•Mfieod.1, is tijebso
ii the 1if11 sj
its- fnsteeIire
•res/,tits-
csiei/rtwsii4-
haf'aftrr au.
(.ever Brother.
Limite#1,
Tieoaw. Ont.
•
i
ootWear. •
I
is no linea foot -
weal to • r surpass
MacVic r s
.ol successfully meeting
the big popular demand
for attractive, reliable. mod-
erately priced Shoes. ' Buy now and save.mon-
ey on your footwear:
-- R E PAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderich
R; Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring t sill kinds up-to-date
for 1'elepb es, Burglar Alarms,
Police' Pans . and Fire Alarm
Systeme. -- ---------
Private Kesidenc'sand Business
Places-w_spestaltY.•
Ail Work Gnatttnte -d.
Electric irons, Toasters Grills.
EMI*, Vernon.- Cleaners, wasahisig
Machines, -F'lathhghta a n d
itatter•ies of all kinds Always on
hand.
Ring up 42 or 19:1 and have tea
give you an estimate on your
tilting. It Loll he done gilt.
Robt. Tait
West Street NP.. (.,uofic e
Phones --shop /2, House 191
'(eilarra aeras.* move awes. aired.
j Ilita I IIAL` 7
Austen Ontario's Largest alsd Beat
Commercial Sctt+old
We give thieving!) gooreesand have
04ierienoxd instructora In (lommer-
and Shorthand and Telegraphy 1)e -
ruts. We •waist gr./Mates to
s. Write ter one tree (hat
it may interest you.
Mnr.acltt.Ax,Prieotpal
All the members net.. prestellt at Iht•
regular uitrtine of the omit itluucil
on F'ridny evening.
Anionic the reulwulticatIone ntttvttl
lona. 11 copy of a letter went ley the
Bused of Trade 14r the acting \Ilnlster
of Public \Turks at (Mown with rt -t e-
cooe to harbor tuiprovewents. -'rids
was referred to the harbor committee
01 the rouucil.
Air. I.. 1.. Knox. town clerk. asked
for 1414.1 4454 granted three w'e1�iK-11011-
lily,. and the nutter of-tt-- siibeiltepte•
wits left in the luuiils of the itnuwlttt'I'
of Ass wheel.. Itutmil.
A letter. front 111e 4.411b11111111 1(4,1414
shit/111m Association '4.101et4 attention,
to the henry ,Il•
lsonnt on Canadian ex-
ohnlige 1411,1the necessity of curttlltug
imports to corrwi the Shelia' . In
nee0ldasrlt• w1111 111e spirit of the ttnll-
mlluirntiun. the 1•ouuoil iinowtI the fol-
lowing resolution :
"That Illis counc11 rodorlaes tin- prim
eiple thnl public supplies be purchased
is 1'noudte W114.1$'%rr they term Ir• s,•-
cuttel fruw l'amedian factories - a1
reasonable priers. And. further, (hal
alp 1111111111 I/111, officers, nod t•itlz1.11, pf
the lbwu 111 -hrtw•Ittl. in• making pm,
41111141,
'P-
elisses ,(41111 be. 441111 hereby 111e r•-
44114.suti t.. eonsider the psossibility of
securing 4':ul.ldin11 products. .Stat that
a copy of this res'.hltion Is. sent to tin•
ailing Ih•rati.r or X111.' Ili. ' fou alai
the .I'rov htu+frt 1'retit41.1•. '
Sir. 4: itrro1, IISA 11 44 11i1tael'. rtp,rtril
his attendants. at :111 andii. before the
Ihitnrio Railway alo1 31uuh-11w1 Iltlurel
oT the a..taoits of limo 11•Usnee, 01 the
Ontario Wei 2ho1 r Railway. F'
his services in 1,.1111,11011 with the
of nails lied, 0111er iunte•ri.et,•-w
rntives1 roughly 2134.1111►; the Board
allnwe i1r. Stul114')s. 111x" trustee. the
steal of w.2.SIN1. Obit of this emu. Mr.
1:arrow undlrstesalt Air: Slithers would
have to pay 14 rwlslikertildr bill to M .
Pr•ndfls.l for trawl services. 'f
Turonlo I:t•ot•ra1 Trust. 4'orlo.re1 •111
w•1i, iilh11N't.l 7a eomuri,sil,ucof they' -per
tent. 011 .11x' ,vtlhrtion M1141 .1i"tritnitiuu
of the 'Lwow.. _ft
$1 3..'•.1100. •
31r. linrruw• also relwrtiel 11w1 the
misshlg 2.11,45W of 1l llgini 1'11 iit.tgl hotels
liar 1urud tiff in the hands" of Lieut.
f'(l. 'Beatty. acting on I•rltalt of et watt
n,eal.t Beath, who- Nils 14 guarantor
to a Beak fur the eoulptany which sup-
plia.l tate rails 11111 -14 went to (114' (11(1-
t rilut 1i11 of the runs. Thew IMIMI%
444•1'e put 11p, as eolh,tt•ra1 security to
the 1111nk. End 11/1 44 110w' leen rt•tli.•up.l.
nailer the A.1 pieswd at the last ses-
sion tat the Inlrisluture it i14 la•tessury
for the holder of cheese 1111tis to prove
to. 11m ttl.Tat'thur of the ttuttawy
Deseret 111 tills to Diem. Although Mr,
I:lurr`oa• 11 L in doubt that the 1111411
Death was he actual holder ,,h -the
lomat, ('0lsofty did 11444 tinct' 111e
mevs4ary proofs told the nutter leas
t11IJWlrlretl for 11 short time t0 enable
him to V• ',tete his elide•u1t'.
A letter -from the tklrrett t'... quoted
tervis It it thirteen lents as gallon in
Oink cars nu advised, the early placing
of lip order. erred to public works
committee. . .
The tlnanre 1•I11I11111IItc Kt.a11111rmflvl
411/11 -11116 town Ian.1hurs hue1llun.d 1114'
,41111 of $75 each for `their services for
the year 19211, anti that air acsonut for
$2.5 lie rendered 10 the watl•r awl Iltht
lwmmt•'l1tete fur the -services -4A rhe -town
anditors in nnditing the books of the
co -omission: that the requests of A.
1tiggin em ated .t. /i•_Itrtuletit Jnr allow-
ance on income tax lie refet•r 10. the
rels.r1,.1 that special tessessnie111 culls
haul town prepuu•e41 for all ilia• suers
lvuarttclttl 144,1 ye.ul• t'uepl the
Tholats stne•t si•wer• and 111111 the
clerk hull writJ4•11 to tile eitgimirr for
tills. 'nue 111•\t•tIruMYYhIre wuultt lac to
hold a court of ret Islyll tett these mals
nod '1'Lstrailay. Meech 4tb. nos 1'1row-
t111111.l do Ule date for :awe.
'1'In•w• retlllr r were all 11dopteel.
The unifier of s•turhlg, it lasiblr.
rduet pun of the t•harar• for street
lighting n, s Iefyrrtl tO ism w•ilter,
light drat 'ortel.lrsi•tiwailtuW,
T.. tltu 'came tommiltut was r•ferrtl
a 111.,11011 by 4 uuudlluls M4tthell and
141u1up that tt.ralruu+t 11r-atadu..fnlhe.
water flbd lh:ht ttowwis+kal for a re-
bate un the lighting chnrats fr,e lie
lw•rlwls 11lieu the truer is off.
The street i.I.Iwttor Res 11.1rueteel
11, investigate 11110 the 41,11111111,n tet the
tore nt fixe 1%111114h F'xc140114 •
111/trl.,11. 1111• tuwil ullght 1a• re•sp,usible
If an necklet', shuttle' happ•11.
I.•tt•r, front piths tet aodlturs. one
offering to utake tett 1111.111 of tae 1own's
le w.ks for 2:0111 leer itututtI1 atHI alMthar-
ea<. were read. 1t
lnyur 111 ,arum
7U Inst what
court of Yer[sinu: ated tlist
grant eu +{ it• made to tlir
**nifty - Poultry :111.1 I0.1 Stock A.
tion. Au account of title: 111141 It
renderrtf' to the 1t„nlinion Hon
51m:hinny Co. for The hist of sat
ralftinpf .theflllwl'r-*-1 bylaw -ju-
ratepay'rrs on January SIlt.
Tithe 111111k114tcunlmitts'l recommended
that -Mr. 1t. 11. TON n,t•n11- lee app hued
ket clerk and that he hate, the
market fee privilege for 19:20. fi.e. the
sum .d l:.
The committee l.1 the whole eiiimell
Just a Little Tired !
for 2.1151 and 1•\11e11.
wig heft with -the.
further information, 1
these offer,. nw,,l1I.
Iia order to facilitate the employ-
ment of shlkiu1 final 111 net's IH in•
1e.tmeals Akins: :a velitel rate of iia•
tl;rest, 1181411 Iltoy liar 114111 amine, it
i1•114.thridwl 10 ask `the Q+wl 1111111tors
to prepare 4, shttt•tut•llt of the tangling
ter Ow sinking foods. - -
'I'o the unshod health ottker 11 s re-
feerell-rho stutter of securing tut mo-
tion with i•('tutrl to sewage ensile 4.
The. Nlai'nr spoke of the adsiulbll
of ioaugnrutiug a campaign to brit
rxrurs10u-. ant,ulobile Iwrtl.s 1111i
tourists generally to the town next
summer. The spacial ttauwitt't• is to
r•tao-t on tills al the next ultr'ting.
1'uumill. r alit.ladt Made 4414 ilapllry
as 10 the wales owned by the 4011,
and after the clerk•hacl given the in-
formation/ there• 4‘1424 nowt• Ilis1•us.-iuu
as to lot .'nslllg the town's equipment
in this 'start, with special r•fer•nee
to the/uulrk111gs`slowiug the location
Of ,e Yr,, water mains. etc..
UI ring the dist•u-sign 31r. Campbell
lu from his _eIltkr _with ..aa is
telt map of the yuiIlry Wlll4'll be
...elitist to the tt,uncil. -
The water, light 141111harlwr-t•ow--
1itter was asked to 11a1k up the old
report of Willis Chipman. 4'. I'.. oil the
inlet for the water supply system.
Cenmetilor Sina•r unreal the -vtwurtng
out of ,i 1111e of the tars at the h4ispita1
property 4111 Napier strut•. They were
keeping ilii' naiad to buil ,tnt,litiun, mid
Wave seas-b1a4'Inulltg somewhat of
4411 eyesore. Referred to public works
c oimait tee.
Thethud reading was given to the
1lowiniuu Mesad Machinery Co. bylaw
iepprntltt by the etw•rura on Janus re
-other bylaws pissed weir .Noe. 7, S
and to of Itr_11, r'spctively appointing
Mr. Plots. Blunt• 111 the 1444n..i1141 colic
'ulssbo11. meklug the• remuneration of
the town auditors 275 each. Mui ap-
pointing Mr. 11. 1,. %Vatsi,l assistant
nssrs,or,
The 1011114'1I then adjourned.
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS.
Have you heard
about Peps? Peps is a
scleatlfIC preparation put
op In pa+WUla form, which
provides an entirely new and effect•
foe ttcatment for Miele, 00100, chest
and throat troubles.
Y' contain Ei;,a n medicinal In.
truss, which. when placed upon
the tongue, immediately turn uto
vapor, and are breathed down the air
passages to the lungs. On their Jour.
ney, they soothe the Inflamed and
Irritated membranes of the bronchial
tubes, the delicate walls of the air
passages, and finally enter and carry
relief and healing to the lungs.
In a word, while no liquid of bind
can get to the lungs and air passages.
these Peps fumes get there direct.
and at once commence healing.
_ TRIAL cut out this
^ema a^r- ar,icle, write
across It the name and date of this
paper, and mall it (with ic. stamp to
pay return postage) to Pepe Co.,
Toronto. A free trial packet will
then be scot you. Alt druggleta and
stores sell Peps, SSe. box.
Colborne Township Ratepayer. Hear
Question Discussed by 1)r.
Chisholm .and Others.
The meeting of Colborne township
ratepayers at the township Hall or. 1 hurt -
day last, to hear what Dr. Chisholm, of
the Department o1 Education, had to say
on the subject of consolidated st.tools,
was well attended, those present includ-
ing a number -of ladies. The speaker was
present on the invitation of the Farmers'
Club, whose president, Mr. W. L. Young.
explained the object of the meeting and
called on Reeve Gordon Young to take
the chair. The township clerk, t1r. 1.
Hetherington, was asked to act as secre-
a.
'1 he Reeve briefly addressed the meet -
mg, expressing his sympathy with the
movement.
Dr. Chisholm in his address referred to
hundred successful consolidated
Manitoba and also tcr-the two
in • tario. He explained why such
schools were needed. In Colborne
township, with ten schools. the average
attendance is only fifteen. covering alt
the grades. which in many of the schools
means ten classes. showing how little
time can be given to any one class, while
the expenditure and energy go on the
same as for forty or fifty pupils in the
graded consolidated school. ---HE - men-
tiohed the frequent changing Of teachers
in the average rural school, whereas -
under the new system the position would
be more permanent, being better paid
and more attractive in a iiriCia1 way.
Under the present system the taxation
Sys not evenly distributed. while with th ,
collsu)idated school system the rate
would be-reieral to alt; tarts nVerc'oming
the high rate on weak sections. Fewer
officials wou:d bZ rreCqquired. At present
it takes thirty trust a -to manage ten
schools. while the new school would re-
quire only six. Having to compete`
the urban schools with regard to salary
and boarding accommodation. the rural
schools are at a otsadvantage under the
present system, while with the new system
the conditions would be changed and a bet-
ter class of teachers could be secured. 'the
new school Would be sanitary and attrac-
tive, while many of the presort schools
are neither.
Dr. Chisholm said under the present
system eighty-five per cent. of the
children do not get past the Fourth
Book. in the new scnaol one room
could be allowed for High School work,
wtech would shorten the regular Collegi-
ate period by two years.. This would be
a great advantage, as it is not wise to
send children away from home to school
at an age when they most require their
parents' care. Many parents, too, feel
they cannot afford to send the children
away to school who wield be quite willing
to give them the time to attend the con-
solidated High School claw and live at
home. Besides, country tonditiorrs are
ideal for study. The speaker alto suR-
gested that even if the consolidated
school were not possible. a central school
should be provided where High School
work would be taken 1leoatatefts Five
miles is the longest distance a child
should he driven. -
i'hese consolidated school* were started
in Massachus^tts forty six years ago and
are still can rying on there.
Ontario has only two of these schools
yet --one at Guelph. started in 11104, and
one in Neer Ontario, the "Hudson."
TAR -10 -tien `R olss
Breakdowt''
How often do we
hear people say'•Oh,
there's nothing the
matter, Just a little
rundown, that's a11."
This may be the
beginning of a Ner-
vous Breakdown and
may soon be followed by Headache,
IHaziness, palnt inohe region of the
Spine, Weak Digestion and many
other troubles.
HaFking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
is almost num to prevent Nervous
Collapse. It in Just the right thing
for Nervous Troubles of say kind.
When you "don't feel right." and tire
eaa1l you Mould n01 delay In taking
thls wonder remedy, as it will bring
back the Vigor and Vitality of Gond
Health, that you so much desire.
it drives away Fear. Nervousness
and Despondency and makes your
Bleep mere Restful and tialisfying; It
le a Tonle and Strengthener to the
Heart, the Nerves, the Brain and the
Body.
Don't Worry and don't give op be-
cause others medicines have failed to
help you. buy a few bones of Hack-
ing's lleart and Nerve Remedy from
your dealer to -day and an Improve-
ment In your condition will gnlekty
follow.
Be sure that you get Hanking's, 1f
your dealer does not keep 1t, we will
gladly Rend It by mall. Price Ile a
box, 6 for $2.61. Hooking's Limited.
Listowel, Oat. ,
• Y
arted in 1911. Saskatchewan and
A • rta are establishing four to six a
ye 1 e majority vote of each section is
requi • before the section is taken into
the ne system. The Government snakes
a gran of 12.(10 to the building cost.
An extra •rant from the Department of
Agricultu - is given if an assembly hall is
built in co -tion with the school. up to
one-quarter he total cost of such hall.
This hal wou a ,be used for community
gatherings. lett etc. The Depart-
ment also gives a : rant of from twenty to
thirty per cent. of he cost of transpurta--
(ion. which would . , by means of a
-properly equipped n driven by a
reliable driver. Also • nt of 1100 was
allowed for each teache • annum.
tsstep was to
The speaker said the
have a survey by the Departrltent. which
was without cost to the sections.
Dr Field in addressing the ' meeting
said the time was ripe for these new
schools
Inspector J. E. Torn then spoke in
regard to the location and number- of
schools required in Colborne. He su
Rested two -one in the eastern and
for the western division. •
Rev. H. Kennedy also spoke favorably
of the movement.
On motion of Messrs. J. N. Kernighan
and R. M. l oung it was decided to
appoint a committee to keep in touch
with the movement, and on motion of
Messrs. H. Hill and G. Lamb the lolIow•-
ing commission was aplx,inted• 1. Hether-
ington. G. Bisset and J. N. Kernitphan.
On motion of Messrs. R. M. Nouns
and G. Bean it was decided to ask the
Department of Education to make the
survey of the township.
A vote of thanks was tendered the
speakers and the nleetltlg closed with
" (. od Save the King."
Andrews !licks, M. P. P. for South
Huron. has been appointed chief whip for
the 1'. F. U. in the Legislature.
OBITUARY.
CURRIE.' the Vaneouver (0. C.)
Daily Provitrcte of Monday, February
2nd. had the following reference to the
death of a former well-known resident of
G oderich:
"An old resident of Vancouver, and still
better known to Ontario and the Middle
West. passed away suddenly on Saturday
evening at his residence on Seventh
avenue. here, in the person of Mr. John
Campbell Currie, a native of the county
of Peel. Ontario. Mr. Currie was over
eighty-two years of age, but had been
about much as usual until recently. He
was very well known in Hilton county,
Ontario. where he was high Constable fur
some years. He moved to Winnipeg 1n
111$;1 and for over twenty years was
deputy sheriff there. Later he came
west to Portland. Ore.. and thence to
Vancouver. where he lived until the end
came. Mr. Currie was an Intense High-
lander and was highly esteemed by the
different organisations to which he be.
longed. In recent years he became a
member of St. Paul's Presbyterian church
and a very regular attendant there. He
leaves to mourn his loss his wife and two
daughters. Mrs. Mouat, wife of Kir.
Alex. Mouat of Victoria. an Miss Kate
Currie of the Hudson's Bay Company
here. The funeral of Mr. Curve wil
take place on Tuesday at 2.30 o'clockl
and Chill be conducted by Rev.
R. G. MacBeth."
Mr. Currie is well remembered by
many in Goderich. He was deputy
sheriff under Sheriffs Macdonald and
Gibbons. was for a time bailiff tit the
Division Court, and was the courtly high
constable fur a number of years. Before
corning to Godench he was deputy
registrar of Bruce county. He was an
ardent Scot and was a leader in Scotti,h
society affairs.
1't 11.1,1N:I4 Prose The Itlyth
1tiiiltn1.1-Then• diel •nt his 'late
residence. ;Ansley street, en January
19. t.t..rgr Collinson, beloved hteslleuld
of Mary Barr Collinson. The funeral
took plaice 011 Thursday. January-
441 the union tenn•ti•ry-. The high ap-
prw•fatioi lu which Iw was held by the
many friends who mourn his demise"
was evidenced ly the beautiful doral
tributes nod the largely attrn/h'd ser-
vice at the house mud grave_ Him kind
and 1,111ng nature woo him ninny deter
friend,. The funeral ser i.tt. were
inducted hr Rev. W. 1t. Hawkins.
tor of Trinity church. of which de-
1eR.tMM1 lows 44 staum'h memlwr. The
latrWlF Collinson wail a 113i111la'r of the
1'nnM�Iinn Order of Foresters and a
shmne Conservative in polities. De-
ceased \Nus lairs Mt iNaltwa, fork•
i
G'g up sturdy
and strong on
OXO CUBES
1
Sturdy and strong ! that's how
every mother wishes her chil-
dren to grow u . Then give
them a cup of Oxo every ay.
It can be made simply and
quickly with Oxo Cubes.
A daily cup of Oxo works
wonders in the matter of health.
Sturdy children grow sturdier --
backward children get rosy
cheeks,g ain weight, win back
8
their appetites.
An excellent diet both for deli-
cate children and invalids is an
Oxo Cube in a glass of hot
rrsilk. Oxo renders the milk
readily assimilable and vastly
increases its nourishing value,'
The little strength -builders
Tins of
4 Cubes ... 10c. 50 Cubes ... =1.25
10 Cubes .. ,5c. 100 Cubes . $2.25.
shire. F'ngleltIt. Nltilin#`to t'ansil'iwhen
.uilt' young. He fanned nnlf r•strn-
sleety nlsmt 114 miler south of lllyth
In Hullett township. refiring and mov-
ing to Itlyth in April. 1914. 11.• Mire.
to mourn hit loss a loving wife, three
daughter. :111.1 are sons. namely •
Robert, of White Deter flake. )lion.:
George. of Kintail: Archie. of London:
John. of Hallett: William At 'h••met
Mrs. %Vm. Brown. ilnllett : Mrs -,Wm.
Moody and Miss Mary at hone•:'also
four sisters-- Mrs. Wm. Lnsham atpd
Mrs. l''. Reek. Glwleri1-h: Mr. J Kit111ie,
Vntn.,uver. Ft. 1'... Mrs. v. Ap4'1w,1:.
Ilnllett. end two brothers. Wm . of Cols township. and Robert of ('11110
work. It. 1'.
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.I8 'YOUR GtiAItD DOWN ?
Every span is a fighter, though he may
not "Tie a ptigilist. His daily task is --
Constipation
-
Constipation to the business fighter is
the "out -of -condition" of the pugilist.
Constipation not only makes the busi-
ness fighter dull and slow, and unfit for
effort, but it is the "lowered guard"
that leaves the opening for the jarring
blows of serious diseases.
W% of all diseases have their origin in
the intestinal canal -in constipation.
Constipation not only causes the gen-
eration of poisons, which are carried
through the system by the blood and
attack it from within, but also by thus
lowering the general stamina makes the
weakened system an easier prey to
harmful gerrns from without.
By an entirely nevi principle Nujol
keeps the poisonous food waste moving
out of the body. Every other form
treatment either irritates or forces e
system. Nujol works on the
matter instead of on the system.
Nujol prevents constipation by keep-
ing the food waste soft, thus helping
Nature establish easy, thorough bowel
evacuation at regular intervals - the
healthiest habit in thy world.
Nujol is sold by all druggists in sealed bottles only, bearing Nujol
trademark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (New
Jersey), 50 Broadway, New York, for booklet " Thirty Feet of Danger."
A New Method of Treating an Old Complaint