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Thursday, July 7, In''I.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Hive wheart, Mr. Weather Mau.
No report. of fund In this section
this week.
Now 1. the Caw to get in your next
winter's cvaal.
If *pots ou the 400 11re rop.uslble
for tides heat. obi Sol ought to wash
bin rage.'
IS
is the real green Tea
882E
The rich yet delicate flavour of the per-
fectly prepared `green' leaf will always
be found in the sealed Salada packet.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Sorry we haven't a few good ghost Mpeelal Canaanite• 1. ('safer with Mr.
rivers 'tido week to make. our readers t Hutchinson re Bylaw.
ahic•er and their Bowel run cold.
(hc tug to the holiday on July 1st.
the town...outwit uMt-'la.'t week on
No, we are not gohtg to e'nllforuix
next winter. 1\'e are going hr to at
Lowe au 1 ct:J' ,y the col.: wcNaNeer.
The obi Rome Week 1+ fast' ap-
prrl-ehing. (':tlza•us should mai,' 2Iit1r
prrlwrations at on..; for :1 hook Nei-
oolne
to the vi.irun•. -
Thhey say that I).'mp.wy. who kn.ni:.•.1
out 4 irp•utter on t4atunlay. is u
Greek. The Irish name was'ldoptasl.
wee .u1010.(. to give him a better punch.
Goderich people are ti..t +n.h dlyotr.
It must be about thirty degree. wailer
under- the tree. In the Nowise -tithit-tn-
the oreullke streets of the city'or-ou
the blazing fields of the farm.
In Ms final address before the Suth-
erland Coiumbed.m Mr. McKay. the
Hydro aun;w•l. played- to the gallery
by questioning Mr. R. S. Robertson's
standing inthe enquiry. insinuating
'that Mr. Robertson r.prweut..l pri-
vate interests oppress! -to Hydro. The
F.ermer-s' Suu in reference to this says:
'It has boom st.&144 through flip
pre.., at sitting -4,1f the ('otuwlwlou.
and appears in the mrremennienee on
tile.. that the Ontario Government in
order to glee all parties a fair hearing
pats the fees of 11 1 1 co1111s•l. Jlr. Hob-
• • proem as well as Mr. McKay and Mr.
Iielhuutli. Yet •Mr. McKay by his re-
marks left the •ltgge.tiou that there
wn. mail +ia.•ub.tlon ns to what 1n.
tere.t. are Irellb 41 Mr. It.11wertsyl. , .:
.lt Is a well-known tact that re-
(411e.t. were made to the Government
that counsel should Ips appointed to
reprement the mmd(i4E4111 es not in -the
undertakingit w•a' on those-teinrnts
that action was taken nod on Seeaem•
tier 2.111. 1104. Judge Sutherland,
chairman of the Isocal Commission,
tend a letter from tIi• tttonle•y-
e3rnen1l dated Angn.t PERI. eT
rising of the appointment of Mr. Rol.-
ertw.n 'to. represent wnuleipalttles not
wifltin the propos-1 plan nT radiial rail-
ways and for those who are In 1t last
oppo e.I.' Mr. M1:4(.1y know. w..51 of
this ,.rrr••lwmalemw. for It 1• a Matter
of piddle rctinl +and was react before
Minn and the esurt. 11 must IN. n paor
rase that jets to lie !welst, red op by re-
sort to -telt expedients."
Enough Railways Nor.
4lrillia I':acket.
•• What mad folly it 1ronld doe to carry
out Sir Adam Peck'. ambitious ndlnl
railway projects. A.Ide fpv,w the (set
(hoot the mss of building Is etill
extravagantly high. and const ennttmte
to fait for year. to come. there Is the
ron.iderotGm that our .tte.1u railways
• sire either mining at n low. or are
obliged to charge ex.wssive rate. In
.order to make Pnrl• mart. 4)4.4.11144 Of
the expense of opetilling and lack of
urtf?4elerrt bustne+.. Tim motor ear,
t.... Is a (net tm ,4.e n.•k•ruel with.
More anti mon• it b. rold.ine the "dell 111
railwuv of hu -tri -w., and more :Iasi
more 9 i. rendering .•le'trie road. mu-
neee .ary :Ind their profitable maln-
tennne impossible. Sir Attain lie'k
lin. dime th.' Province' great service:
=Jnyt-_J ' tuurt tate wnw..b.•tdisore -1o.
roil) it,
SOI TH HURON F.tRMF.RS
Will Have Candidate in the Field for
Federal Election.
The South Huron United Earners'
Politbit 4 Asw.•intie44 meet in 1Ien.a11
on Thursday afternoon. June 2.3rd.
with 11 goxl attendance. fly -laws to
amply with the Ontario l'omp:anie+
Act were a(MiNwI an(1 *rector. were
elected. neldtinlg a- follows :
W. Roblrewon. Stepen: O. Knopp,
Hay: E. A. Westlake. Stanley:
Wien. (;olerieh : .1. Se ott, Hallett : R.
Dorrane: )(.K.illop: V. Ffnlaywal,
Tuc•kersnsith : \1'. itnwkln., 1'slirrne
Mrs Glenn and A Munro, Mention;
11•. (:., Medd. Exeter: (1. Moore. Rn:( -
held: A. .1. McMurray, Clinton: Geo.
Turnbull. Seefo rth.
At a me•tlug of the director. held
afterward. the following oftkers were
elected: W. Itlnok. pn-silent : J. N.
Ratcliffe. vice-president: t ; . W. 1.a t.
ton. secretary-trel.11rer. it wn. lint-
\ aniswusly 4104140 f119t till' 19(1 44., hare
equal rcpre-w•itnthin on the boos! of
8ire'tor•. and they will before the
annual meeting Novemlwr take the
ne(•ea.ery .ter. to allow them to eM *O.
The follerwing ro...lutinn 66.4.4 pre.ented
by Messrs. Sander. awl Turnbull. and
anantmously assented to :
"Whereas 14 is p4.•,lbk• flint within
the next year a Federal el.•ction may
the held and we tw.tlo'e that the south
riditlg of Harron .154114 be represented
by a measlier that will give exprewnion
to the view. of the United }':I rmer'..
herefore we de.ire to reaffirm our .Ie•
ebrlon to plaee a candidate in the field
Mt the next rodeo -al election and We
hereby advise the executive to .•.1m-
plwe (1x org11111711t10n of the (ol-
afltveaey std ire In a position to esti n
t otninatltsg convention, when the
>,r spit 0e'cawinn a rrl ves. "
A: Meta, M. P. r . (;orernmont
whip. gave s sittert ■ddrvu.• before ad-
Jloareaseeeit.
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'17uir+.lay night, Reeve Davi. in the
chair.
.t letter form .taw•++or Campbell
w•a• read. sngge+Nog that the (,.Hayti
1tt,pwe141 to the (.runty Judge agahnt the
de•:slun of the court of re1H.bn in the
matter of the hwolte a.se•.went of
Mr. J. Cooper. The (vrttocil devilled
to abide dry the decision of the court
.f reit+lou.
A letter from Mr. S. 11. Johnson
eu^Io•Mg a 4112111 for drainage er Agri-
cultural (hark, with an estimate of
+t of *4414, Wti. referred to the pithily
works eowwlttee with power to feet.
.t .u4Ke.tion front the sexton of
J1altland (wwt'tery that ware water -
pipe be; iustailsl was referred to the
cemetery and parka committee with
prp•t•r to act. - _ _. '
I etition• were receive) for sewer(
on whirler :etreet-_.lraua._.Tln,mos
Itritamil): on Unroll mid, froom (tx-
forad to Itritnnnla. and on Huron road
front Elizabeth street to town boun-
dary. These were referred to the pub -
Ip.• work. ebwwlttee.
A better from the Ifoirpltal Indies'
11d. ngkin_ for pertul+.ion to hold a,
tag -day during Old Howe Week. was
referred to the vein,' committee.
Chief 51 I'nlb'r 14.11.411w'alte wa
granted permission to take holidays
the week of July 11111. when 11e Iden.
to attend the (out-eutiuu of chiefs .of
pol14. nt Moutn•.I.
A ne.tuwt Iran the WesternCannellaFlour Mills Cu. dor p.'rtxir.4,str Nr tar
were: -41(41• fnpuc-their plaint up the hill
applied cru the following streets : NN•
sou, St. Gorge'. ('oesent. Wellington.%Peet, ('alwnurg. Montreal, South.Brat-
auuia, East and Norfolk.
The finalises.colntraitte•e recommended
that the tax coilet•tor proceed Iv collt•t-t
all arrears forthwith.
The tire cowwltte• reported the moot-
ing of appltvatiou. for buntline por-
ton..-
The.e report+ were all adopted.
The council gave insane/ion. that a
letter of votiloh•twe 1w sent to the wife
111.1 (11111iiy of the late it. I'hrl.tu, webs
otos in the low•u'.4 (employ for wavy
years. •
The chulrwin of the cemetery con•
nutter was empowered to 41 1(11ase oar
dowry water hall. for use at the cem-
etery.
The. clerk w•a. In+tnx-ted to write
the Po.todkw 1)epiertment rquenthlg
that the street letter boxes he vaunted.
Spertal MeethIg.
.t 4.4.44,11weetingpf the crunch wens
held on Satnnlny, at noon, when the
usual bylaw otos parrsrd for the Iwor-
row•hig of $3.750 to nowt the half -
yearly tntereat on _Le (l. W. S. Rall -
way Rine!..
-The-matter of further pox'e•4ings in
ivrnnee''( ilon with the Natiolwl $hlp-
butkNnng Co.. under the bylaw passed
In May. wan referred to the •I.rlal
e.ommittee, to meet Mr. Hutchinson and
report.
EAST WAWANU$U.
Wlghttaae-Matters. j- The Imre of
Ira. Iteeve mud Mrs. HWiry Milner,. of
.Kluhets. was, the seta• of ■ pleasing
event on Weheslay. June r:ad, who -n
their only (Iaughtrr. ERI* 41., w'a+
uuitel in marriage to Mr. If. Earl
WIghttnan. pouter e!r son of. Mr. W. J.
St Ighttlwu, ut Wawanoah:- To Ile
strains a the weeklong march. prayed
by Mks I.eili eitackhouse, the elution -
lug pride entensl the parlor It -ailing
on the are of her father and took
ler prate beneath 'au are)) of ever-
green.. roses and orange Idoesrm.+.
She was prettily attired In cream crepe
meteor with bridal veil, anti tarried a
bouquet of sweetheart nose. and maid-
enhair ferns. Little Mts. Eva Stack-
house. niece of the groom. attended as
flonverglrl and was daintily dressed in
nib• green organdy. Iter. It. Fulton
Irwin officiated. After the ceremony
the guests. to the numl.'r of about
tarty. sat down to a bountiful repast.
Many iialrtiful and 4.4111 )rift. attest
the ...teens in which the young couple
are ischio _..They will reside - oto -tire
groom's farm at Westfield.
m the town sewer at eoruer of Co.
.411r4 and \\'eileslec suets w'u. sent
o the public n .r{ • t,nuilitte•.
.1 better frog the o;ob-ricl. Awrnae.
went t',.., h -king to be 0.1rl.e•(1 n+ to
Go. (vruditlonn under which the
was given the prgserry upon which the
frlht +lied. are ens'•fele was sent to
the special committer. •
Application. for building ;termite
were re ...iced as follows S. isulg-
ridge, *heal 1\'at•ren .treat : -las.
119410.11. re-.hhleliug dwelling. Arthur
stre.•, ; Alex. Son 1+•r+. re-+hinRltrt;
dwellhlg. 11rnce street ; J. S. Redford.
rebnildwg proje•ting verandah. on the
Sgla re.
Notiee wn. received from the conutr
41pmTos7..> -.r rem 141 twin
for county pIrawswe. for the enrrent
year. This int'lnde.. .2.!145 for goal
nbn 4. Int
A cnmmtnrieutien foam the town moll -
chile Mr. t;:arrow, advising the council
that the inJanctbon secured by Mr. R.
J. Ache.on In the platter of the N11.
tional Shlpbuiiding Co. had been die
.olrel liy J..tice Kelly at'Osgotxle
71x11, 'wn. laid on the tattle to receive
The piddle works comulttee report -
further coosld.•ration.
ed that the car of goad oil had been
-ter. L ANNOI'NCEMEN"IS.
Mho Ruth Martin Wilts Adamson
Memorial Scholarship.
Fullm.viug is the announcement of
Goderich Collegiate Institute promo.
then.. relmlarships and dipl`itoas.
The promotion. are lwasid on the
averages of the four seriee of exam-,
Inatioms held throughout the year.
(lass A Includee those who took the
Goderich Chautauqua -July 22-28
Frederic Poole, direct from a tour of England,
will give famous Travelogue at Chautauqua,
"With Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in
Arabia."
•
Dr. Frederic Poole Dressed in Arabic and Chinese Costumes.
_ Ovals. Above. Gen'l Allenby; Below, Col. Lawrence
4
., ..,,+.. . .•.esarecn• 4 l)4ea,.W/Moaar.... 11/11‘s -..
...,*011111.ee. ores. . +Mr+a.MMma.a.
...,,: - -..s..
-- oDutQ OM
June exawbultlous and made 110
per trot. ou the average. wluublg pro-
motion: It, 111u.e1 who were exempted
for .wtth•ieut reasru. from writing the
June examinations but who rade 00
per twist. ou the other examluations:
C, those who made above 55 per teat.
average and who are accorded ad-
vancement to the pest term ou their
-making goal" their lu the September
1i1 October testa.
T. Feral Ii. casaerriaL
l'LARS A
1 . lionot'a--
M. MigLollanf
II. Ft.aliel. 6•4.5
1. Jlurra}ul 67.9
M. Juhuslon urs
.t. Icuchatwn_ 07.1'
V. Titompoon
65.0
1'. Met 'rriat11 :, 64.4
Margaret ('a mist1 18.0
('1._tS 13
73.3
1. Itun,rs-
E. McFarlane
M. Fisher
Mae Campbell
A. Fraser
It. 14rr
t.. (;rant
K. Sinclair
A. Brown
(Teachers' aad
1
443,3
CLAMSD. IVestbrooke
M. MeLetin 57.5
To Fenn II.
I. Donors
J. Winters
111. Wilson
N. Gilkiii-on
J. l'hapinatiElliottE.K. Mt ra ittinM. MeWhinneyH. tiarrowA. rowlieH. G. AndrewsP. HarrisB. McManus- 67.3
8
7
74.5
72.9
72.11
72.7.
72.4
71.4
70.1
09,3
(44.3
A. J .'Ililtle
0. Pickering
1. Monkey
A. Iticlanlsn
.t. Hays
Iia hot MIL B.
1. Hopers: A
it. II. Martin
('i.ASS R
()LASS ('
esoosmtsestWomeete
63.7
88.5
(N.9
63.8
62.7
(444.6
00.5
72
06.8
446.1
55 2
fi;
II. Honors ---
T. ('utt• .... - 72
Criss -
L. (r.eke 611.5
H. Murray et
B. flouter 67.5
E. Dusk , 67
M. !taker , 6.5.5
H. Cooper , 622
('LAN
4'
A. Hnw-rie 5.1.5
H. Fowler
14. Wilson -x
W. Maker 56
f- 11'allis
1I. Ilelton
The -promotion Lf the int hkr, of
firm 11. who wrote on the ikeparte
mental 1.. S. Nara, entrapee wlll Ire
determined on the H•+ults of that ex-
amination
T. Form iIL A.
C'LA Y8 A
II. Honors -
I. Brown 74.
G. Murray 71
f.. Brown
I►. Lalthwaite ' 65.4
A. A. Hetherington 65.3
44..Graham 64.7
0. Marshall
M. Jefferson
J. Reyeraft
R. Hamilton
J. Wallace
E. Whitely
M. Eelvennls
iI. Murphy ..
(Low R
i). Wap11mm1w 77.2
Maude Howell 73
1.. McKenzie 6W.6
M:Iry Hewe11 66.6
IV) 2
b.,.•64
• (Ci.7
61.4
62.0
61.4
61.3
61
61
('I,.ttid C
1i. 1',,rter. E.;S
Cooke.
F(Ii(M 1f.
This: I'eter Adain.on • memorial
.elwlat'itokil. mite *23.(111. was awarded
to Ruth R. 'Martin. trim obtained 74
per tent.
FORM 111.
There . was no (*athlete for thls
scholarship 41114 year.
Coninserelal DfpIomms.
_ T1tesC :are awarded on n two -yea r
eotnw• which InclndP.. beside., steno-
g rapliy, typewriting, bookkeeping. emm-
lllerclal (v.rrn+plu(leac.. mmmer.inl
law, eomni.rclal arkhmetle nod rapid
(-Meld/Mon. n general Moen t1011 1n
* lepton. liter,'tlire. spelling, English
grammar. geography ,nnd hl -tory.
Thio mare• Is enrricd ort under the
reaulatiotls and inspe'tion of the Edu-
cation Department. The "touch type-
writing' sperm Is required. with a
d
speof thirty words per nllnut0. an4
4110 Name Pitman e1Mrtlmn(t system.
which perhaps le a little harder for
heal truerot yet tm, ke. afterwards a
speedier 'and more easily rend system.
when typing therefrom or re -writing
into Ionalliril, la also required. with a
sped of 100 word+ per minute. The
Sinn! examinations are on unIMmo
diploma utandanl s *mination }wipers
wet br a committee of the Department
orpfiinrnial speialists.
The following obtained diplomas :-
"t7. E. Goldthorpe 37.3 per amt.. hon.
ore in R. S.. T. : M. Johnston 75.1.
honor, to 8.. T. 11. McKey 72.3. hon-
or, in S., T. : }.. Webster 71.6, honor.
In T. : A. Panzer 71.5, honors in S. •
It. Ryan o .5. honors In S. : C. O'Neill
71.6, wltholit honors, E. Ilnvbl-won 70,
without honor..
The following will o4M1n diplomas
on pwssing a sterstful examination In
the slrhject mentioned :-
O. ('rnlglo 67 n..pwl typewriting.
i. Rrnwnlee 64 8. bookkeeping
V. 11^tl.on 025. 'stenography and
"peel typewriting
Reorients emeddering a mminorrIal
(varve are advised that a grand general
two-year coiner. or even longer thske'
them mneh more efficient au office help.
enabling diem to obtain a better pbsl-
ticin and also M retain It.
The Individual (•eporta of ,ti 1,'nt*
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Summer Underwear
Men's Balbriggan Underwear, best "Imperial" quality,
shirts and drawers, at per garment 75c
Women's "comfy" cut Lisle Vests in mid and 0. S. sizes,
half and no sleeves, atper garment 35c, 50c and 60c
BATHING SUITS for women and
misses, in a variety•of new patterns
and colorings. Ranging in price
from $2.75 to our finest all wool
at $6.00
DRESS VOILES. Showing some
very new patterns in the new,.plaid
ssue voiles, warranted fast col-
or yard wide, at per yard:--. ;- .98c
WAgiH-
wonien's
fancy,
each
:i' 1'
+ .. 30 only, samples,
veep skirts, white and
to $5.00, clearing ata
$1.95
TOWELS. 50 dozen white heavy
union huck towels, 25x36, hemmed,
worth each 50c, on sale at 3 for 98e
TABLE LINEN. 72 inch, heavy,
finest bleached satin Damask, all
pure linen, in two splendid pat-
terns, regular special $4.75 quality,
on sale at, per yard. - . $2.85
SHEETINGS R*DUCED. 72 inch '
bleached sheeting, 60c, on sale 39c' -
12 and 80 inch best quality bleached
sheeting, $1.25, at per yard.... 75c
COWARD CORSE . .: All new sum mer styles are in. They lane in front
and never lose the shape. Price $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and up -
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will dee obtainable from 12th to 15tH
July at the pi incipnl's residence.
.1 1' 111'511:. Principal.
Be Photographel this
year ou your Birthday
Hello, Central! Please give me
187. 1'omorrrow is my birthday
If maim. takes me to your studio
at one o'clock can i have my pic-
ture taken ?
PHOTOGRAPHS
at impress the onlooker with the
personality of the sitter.
T. Fell
GRAND TRUNK SY'S EM
The Double Track Route
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car nervloe.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and
parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent. or C. E. Horn-
ing. District Peaaenger Agent. To-
ronto.
G.H. Lauder, Station Agent, phone 24
F. P. LAWRRNCR & SONS
TOwn Agents Phone 8
i //
Yonne and Charles Sia Toronto.
Is noted throughout Canada for high -trade
work. Write for catalogue and arrange to
enter at our (all term opening. Angus: 79th
We have filled positions recently at 11120 a
month and 414011 per month
w.!• ELt-itTr. Pnncipal.
t
Fall Term from September ith
CUITRAL
STRATTO$O. OST.
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. *school
where yon get thorough cour..s under
experienced initruct(ws in Commer-
cial, Shorthand and Telegraphy de-
partments. Graduates •aaabted to
positions. Hose study coarses can be
arranged. Get our free catalogue.
D. A. Me1.A(iRl.AN, Pt -wiped.
411116
New Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I have open cJ an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to handle all classea of Cars for painting and refinishing
• p, CALL ON US OR PHONE
Have you got yotfr Anti -Glare lens as required for all
automobiles) I handle the
MCKEE'LENS
WU,ch :1a, been appr.ved by the Government
Let us show you its nerd - e is over other makes
JOHN- CUTH : ERTSON
Decorator West Street
Phone 354
ite Masonic Hall
P. O.BOX 509
Need a Ne Tire
Come here and get one
that will cut down the cost
of autoing, per mile, con-
siderably. Our Tires are
doubly guaranteed, first by
the manufacturers, second
Standard Tires, plus ser-
vice, continue to serve the
car owner long after the
initial saving on a Cut -Rate
Tire has been forgotten.
f,uleanhing, Retreading and all kinds
of Tire and Tube
Repairing.
H. J. FISHER
Hamilton St. - Goderich
Life -Buoy Outing Shoes
New that the weather is warmer you will require Outing Shoes
LIFE -BUOY FOOTWEAR
is popular because it is Stylish, Comfortable, Serviceable
and Economical, the ideal footwear for old and young for the
summer days. There is a model for every outing footwear
purpose. Nowhere will you get a wider selection or better
values than are being shown in Life -Buoys.
Let us do your Shoe Repairs ig and have it dose rigk.
ORO. MacVICA R
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE ,
QODERICM