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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1924.
Exact, Impartial Information
MANY a successful bualneas wan has recela,d trutu ler-
banker the particular information or advice which
started him on the right road. For a balker gains au
insight Into conditions which an ordinary person would
Crud it almost impossible to obtain.
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business conditions Are based un exact information. HD
knowledge of conservative management comes from out
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position.
THE STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
RADIO PROGRAM
AM
WGY program to bri'ef for week
of July 13, 11024. WGY, Schenectady,
N. Y., Oeeeral Electric Company,
790 kilocycles 1340 meters). Eastern
rtandard time.
Sunday July 13, 9.30 a. m..--Nervke
of First English Lutheran t iurdh,
Schenectady. N. Y., sermon by Rev.
Hertwrt 1). Shinier.
6,50 p. m. -Service of First F:ngllah
Lutheran church, Schenectady. N. Y.
Monday. July 14, 7.15 p m. -
Address. 'Control of Potato liiswsee
by Spraying." Prof. M. F. Barrua, New
York State College of Agriculture.
7.30 pm--Addrtr, "High I'o!nls In
the Summer Selection' of Poultry." -
Prof. L. M. Hurd, New York State
(bllege of Agriculture.
7.45 p. m. -Musics' program by pu-
pils of Mason Plano School of Alhauy,
J. AusHtn Springer, director ; John
Cowell. aged sixteen, pianist, Linda
Noble, soprano.
Tutway. July 15. 8.00 p. m. -
Dinner musk t.y Joseph A. Cblckeoe
and his Clover Club Orchestra from
Hotel Ten Fyck. Albany. N. Y.
7.45 p. m.. -Musical program Ity El
Kaye Saxophone Orchestra, Mabel
Khmer, soprano. and ('ora L. Wbit-
mvre. contralto.
9:30 p.m. -Recital by Emily C. Rull-
eon, violinist, of Sacramento. Californ-
ia.
10:15 p.m. -Organ recital by Ste-
phen E. Rolerair from Prnctnr`s Har -
.*nus Blerek'er Flail. Albany, N. T.
Forever and a Day
Smuttier (Inuds in an azure ekv reet
awhile and Host away. The summer
moon gleams only 'til the dawn is
born again. Sununur blossoms
blow to.Iny and lo. w their heads
tlnlorrow. But
\\',dreads}, July 16, 5:30 p.m. -
Adventure story. ,.,nrtesy Youth's Com-
panion
Thursday-, July 17. 5:30 p.m:
Organ recital by Stephen E. Botaclalr,
at Proctor's Harntanus Bleecker Hall,
Albany. N. Y.
7:45 p.m -Program of Polish mnak
by Liberty Bell Male Chorus of Am-
sterdam- N. Y., Anthony Grzegotze-
w•sk1, director.
Friday. July 1•y. 7:45 p.m.- Radio
drama, "Come out of the Kitchen," by
Thomas, presented by the WGY Stu-
dent Players. Edward H. Smith, dir-
ector: musk by gIlY 4)rcbestra.
-10:30 p.m -Musical program by millet- oak) 41 that for Square he rtgsol
q'(:T Orchestra. off for that day. This was left with
Saturday, July 19, 7:30 P.m.- Pro- the puddle works committee.
gram by New V.•rk Philharmonic Or-' met. S. C. Wi1.,clsio applkatiin for
,b,•tra playing at Lewleohn Stadium. { is'rraissiUA tt erect a booth in obs
C. C. N. Y . New York City, Willeem lteluarr OH ]uta 12 Sao referred to the
van Il.staxtraren. conductor. parks committee.
9:39 p.m. -Dance music by Joseph Twe Seta et Tuggers
A. Chietra ane and hie ('lover (Aub Or- Several delegates; were yrees•ut .from
c►swtru farm Hotel Ten Eyck Alb•tny,
N. 1-.
TAG -DAY PRIVILEGE
TO ORANGE SOCIETY
1 Same t.'olttrilior* of opinion There
Can Be Too Muth 'fagging
.\li ah.• w.mlwra wen .reue1 ut the
taxes lx' received without �J,yµ,e• five per
cent. penalty until July 13t1i,
The public works eommlttee advised
that another oat of asphalt oil be or-
dered, to be used on suss to as petl-
tioutd for and on the Harbor Hill road-
way.
The fire committere reported that it
uor•ttug of the tuwu cema41 on Friday had defined to IMne a tertnit to W. T. t'viiuder Ir,c,•;' .w ..rig.iu. u,nskal
evening last. Johnston for a dwelling au Llghthlatos p,nshtet1au, ".0 E .i 1. g ler 11aoaall..
The wxtou of Multllioel ccwetery r I `tart, ad 1114' fuuix}nllon w•asi feumd to and other spl, i 1 .1 altnlctiuus; h•- I
hr richt ou the line of a public lane• htr s hr such h. ndlln,•rs ar 1'aI t. T,
ported seveu burial. darting the month
I fie s.• reports were all adopted with• l)asulor,. 1'pta, : unique chlldn•u'd
of June. ort aul.ndmetlt, eut,'rtdruuethts: $iducy Inuduu, avldetv•,
A petition for nod oil on St, 'hale motion' requiring the attention kiwwu iwL.ers,.lI l t of gr.cat Iit.rary I
patrkk'. street, from ;Colborne to ' 4141 the 1,111,11,. worts department were -wen-- these are a11a•uK the exc.•ptio11111
N'uterlo, was scut to the public iuewtouerl and the tegttar hrlaW to attractions which will itigovlr here 11
works committee. prov1de for 1b• ,.•mittnuual la)•went the bits 11124 hich ill I1..Ipat14 Chau-
u u -t .
t,aud
con-
- opens .\
an t.\\':K R. IMIIML t t tl . t er which \n appu.-atietl from the 'fruttiug, waw pn tangos. NII 1
awl Racing Assoc'iatou for th • nae of its wveral Mtage•.. nasi 1110 couii'il Gnu,. for five days. I
Agricultural Park for the rto•e meet then adjourned.
The Dunbar Male Quartet and Bell
un July 1.3x4 was granted, subject to Hiugers, oak of the uartkuuand
nd
the supervision of the parks commit.
NEW BOOKS AT THE Wort di011111 !ice• musical best-known
IZ*Goad i
appearing on the platform, will launvh
ter • PUBLIC LIBRARY
Alt appeal against lila income tax as tis• l'luntnudlua, 4'•u tin• flr+t atter-
se.smetlt by kir. Jawed A. Wiggins was ' n.on1, with •n ont$trndipg program
oft rred to the, court of r vt-ion. }allowing an the titles at u.•w Iss,ks 1 of songs and bell-rlugielg• Following
a prelude by the Dutdrard on the fire:
Building Permits at 1110 (:dslrrk h public lil.rary : Light, a py the D hcturer, abode
Apl.lkatlotat for building permits, as Fktlon name will be sten ,.ones, later, will be
!.•' pop n I
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT ` )' EXAMINATIONS
L� I scale, or a* we may say ser{tet-duos,•
CHAUTAUQUA PROLIRI�[ I Speaker, was used In e011nectk.o with
. an address before a large Canadian' ort of the
In' audiets•e at Vancouver, 11. C., in July The fellieettig Is the rel
Outline of Program l'ahatisenatetg I S year ago By menus of til. radio promotion examinations held ler the
GaderiNn tugust 9.
SF;1 ENT1-SE1ENTH 1 EAR NO. Zs
Well • a loud rpeaker oli a very large SEPARATE SCHOOL
device. 1're.hiFot Harding of the Cult- a ;,Mitlrieli iegwnite , 1,.wtl. The lamest
The great pr, ., � 1 dry milie,ly, "Six ta1 ettat:w. w•ho N'as waking; :11, unuf- are gtt,•n „nlphaheticHlly:
tical rlslt to l'uuadu, w'a. otic to Senior 111. to Jr. I.
make hlmse•I1 herd by .111 •w.t1.•1144' Ml1r)' It,snell, Teddy It.ochler, Ern-
ot :'"..,Mat pr,pt.•. The M111ue e.Irl111111 itt est Crowe. 1•awreuc,• t:ereuiette, Deo*
was ufl.rwanls till:
4:1.1111'
1n >lw1t1.1.4. iu Jeffrey l'InretMe lauww. 11,.i'y kfo-
cuulleet laA with tit• visit to 11lis 4(1111• Kay. 11.1,'11 Page'• Harry Phalen, T.rkly
try of 41(10 of the world's great raur.o, Planta.,
the Itt. Hou. Davi) 1.14)41 George, who • • Jr. III. to Sr. IU.
by It* Weans a'as melded to address
hilly 111rmw, Ituvn Italrhlrr, Harry
au aadlvuae of 111aM) 1Mrrph• .1 the Bubb. F:dw'ard J.ffrr-y, Irene Ketttaetly,
1(untreal arena, nnle11 to his Murpriee, F::lrl Slee,. 1rer•. Augus.thw Page, 81117
t,.ee,,ttse•_h..b.ol previously 11,441a some-
what \Ye•hb, }:I.aro.r \\'t$ttp.
:u'luud
I n } 1.
r i UI.
similar erluipw tit U. % iia,
xithout wove Kw. Lloyd Georges sweet
Violet Bi,1u1r11. DhrWhy Carney,
nano ulna. ghr.i out bt rad14 frotu Mia.- Then•+:) ('hlsholm (hr'ii. Lucille (:rat.
tion l'liV(' at ltontraml, ao fiat polde Jos ila.•kett (re)• Ra 4'r Lanran,
icer u w'Ide aro ler 1'a111adIa and flu• John l�aelhl:,t1, Tluad klci.'p u, Ellern
Pelted States were able to hear, his , o'Itrkr+ .ban ., Vsruni.a lt)aN, (hdnl.1
worts. An Iwlwrtant 101.1111 to lo• wade ' \II.ert \Veit i hoer. t, ataeleilt a G.•r-
lu this c •Ilan is that shortly after- I owe[te.
wands a speech by Lloyd George was 1. 1. t• IL -
'.road.wst from one of the ►wericau ('lain' 1(a.c•hicr. Jean 4'hishilnt 104,
broadcasting stations and glveu wide` I Rayin.iud IN•an. t:raee Darri, a ree.1,,
publlcttr In the American newspapers] Lllliu11 Keuuely. Margaret Men). Almax
follows, were rent to the fire errwm
tor: T. R. Wallis, rtnl brk•k veneered
pottage ori \'Ictorie street, estimated
Cort 42,500; W. H. Jewell, porches over
front of dwellings. Foot start; Wm.
Phillips. shingling dwelling ..it til. Dav-
id's siert ; J. K. Britxlley, frame gar-
age. Britannia nod; Andrew llilltan,
kitchen to dwelling on Britannia rand,
e•stimatd+l ;..wt 4250; G. P. Gould, re-
modelling dw.411ug on Elgin eveuue,
new ,c•unellI foundation, funnel., lath.
e•te•. estimated e..st 41,x•
The 12th of July (•eMhratio� cote -
.curd ler a }stare of IM It pp+a •
\ {sq.ular .ouc.rt gi ('t on the a•- Atsl slavishly copied by many (Ana- O'ltrleu Zhou.), Thr s. part.;,David
'caul attrnu.ou b) the Betty Routh Blau lalwrs, who urges' their re iilersTobin
ars.•rt Com{aay will feature ceaetutned to listen -in on the world-famous states
o lig pnrsaltatIona from favorite light num, although they did Ilii n•ahize
p•ras, and. other voted ae•Iet•llutl*, as that they should have dome the wimp
well a, excell'ut Instrumental num- thing' when Lloyd George watt be•11,1
airs .tt alight, following a concert by bntadeast in Canada. Apparently :he
his talent..' k Imo)', Skdrey Landon. habit of ;spying what they sow to
i 1.•ly knowu for his imperaenwtlons Aluerleau papers had become MI strow4
a f,.maus literary men and readings that they were unable to se the neva
r their work's, will 1o• a feature
11 rout 1x11.
(ler the third afternoon will he given
111 int, rest Ing entertaltlulent.lemon-
trod ion. "'rhe• Potter and the l"lave" by
Smith Ih,mr..n, p,f,t+r-(•ruftsume.
The gnat mode a e.5W.rly alleattti,
'Nix Cylinder Love," w111 lit, given on
le third night by a east of mc(ropoll-
A t actors organized especially for
I. Fair i..dy Londe lit -mon 1N
Rate Horse* in Law Suit
The Exeter papers say that ('onsld-
erable lntersot has been amused in
that locality over the legal‘actlon tak-
en 1.y William Richardson. of S1meoe,
,formerly of Stratford. agalnet Thomas
Yearly, of Stephen township. the well-
known race hors fancier. The trial
took place at Sines* before Judge
Doles, of Norfolk e,untr, without •
Jury. Richmond to a trainer and racer,
who Is widely known In Western On-
tario. in 1919 Yenrly gave him four
horses to train: Teddy Gratton. Lee
Grafton. Teddy Ttar and Queenle
Smith, all goal proapecta. The tint
two were sold by T.'srly subsequently
far 11000 w pt.n•, although picked ftp
by him for 4^-(M) and 4150 respectively,
Richardson set up a claim for half of
the money. alleging that he was to have
a half Interest to these two horttee At
the trial he had difficulty in explain-
ing how It was that he claimed an
Interest in these and not In the others
whk•h had not turned out so well,
Judgment w -as given in favor of
IYearly and his friends are congratu-
lating him on the roult of the trial.
like the love tiler o . endure
forever.
i)iantondK, Peary. Gents, Jewel ry,
\1'atehee, ('locks, Silverware
and Cut (;las'.
E. C. ROBERTSON
JEWELLER
Authorised Dealer i• Genuine Orange
Blossom Enaaassoaetand Weddiag
Rings
Fast Side Square Godwick, Oat.
HOl'SF.S HOUSES
All kinds for sale. if you intend buy -
Ing a home 1t will pay you to see
the hoagie's I have for sale. i have
them at all prices, from 4700.00 np.
Some real good bargains on early terms.
Drop in and see me.
P. J. RYAN,
Real Estate k Inaaraace Phone 50.
Unlimited Quantity of
000D MIXED WOOD FOR S.4LE
at 43 per single cord. delivered,
THE OODERiCH MANITFACTURiNO
CO.. LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglaise Bt. Phone 61.)
the Orange sos•ietiee to 'support the
request of l'rtncwss Mary Lodge for
The Interns, Pyramid 11
itertrend 11'. Sinclair
The City of Comrades.... Basil King
Midwinter Joint Buchan ('
Justice of the Peace .. Fr,41.•rick Niven is
011rin in italie O Donghas
The (Near I'rteieler ...A, R. Oliver
Heirs .%l ,,rwlr I11,11I Gthb1
The lL,tiug of Marius t
M. Har•' -/minty w
The Sial -hawk ... It. Sabatini
The Stack Seat 1:. It Stern f
F"a 111 .n1. Deep K. S. Payne 1.
The Exli• of lariat • 11. Wiltsie
The Test o1 Donald Norton 1
It. E. Pinkerton s
The Hidden It..•,id .. Elsie Singmast.r
Alitho11v Ware ... .Anhilsakl Marshall
t stern Marsh ... ileaum,nit cornett '
The Mantrof( Mystery...I. S F'lct.•her t
The Doves' Xec,t Katherine Manefteld t
gluon.)
Printery to I.
Mary, itaerhiir. Edwin Dean. Gar-
field Itenomy, Cameron Killoran.
Catherine Littman. Anna Overholt,
ibrts Plante. Cyril Rollin -en. Mary
Stapleton, Clare Webb.
Primary
Joseph Burke. \Ville. Burke. Joseph-
luh na.t in a groat English stab smun I in • K. uuwtc, \}•ria ''hiller. Robert
being hnoadimet until they were `191'' 'n, .I1ck 1'111.•n, Robert Sita,
pr t 1 1 y American papers.
amp 4'v 1, Vers,.• \\'hilly.
I11 *meteor radio, Canadians are In
HO way Is'hlud the rest of the world! Miss Nora Hurley's Recital.
and their doings shooed forte inter-
sc. The 'Sarnia (deserver of June 26th
A number
fur Ude (e -Ila 1 prams
.\ numlwr of Caine -Ilan trams- bas the following account of a teeclts:
mit amateurs in Montreal, Toronto, by Mho Nora hurley. formerly of
(:osh•rIo11 :
Susi solder parts of Canada herr obtain- The pupil, of Mss Nora E. Hurley,
T..1•.('.kl.. gave a very One piano re-
cital, ne.istd by Mist; Anastasia La,-
gan. soprano. 1n the K C, hall last
evening. The pupils, who mostly
.played from tnoniory• gave evidence of
t•i•ry eari'ful training and ,' onsderable
aptitude. A song. "Blaby Jim," by
Dorothy ltrxoka. Helen Cooper. ivy
!Turlock. Velma Clark. Ena Runner,
Edna Iljowse'r, Elizabeth Bell. Emmi
acountry like ('erred* stili haul Haskard. Dorothy Cappt, Irene Clark.
re wide spaces in whose develap nt tY- Ruth iackle, Fan Allingham and
n din will play a prominent part. Cor Marie Thompson, was splendidly rend -
esu it be weld that we are lacking in eras,. The aetritu;.,niat was Miss Irene
re- Canadian writers on radio when we
M. D..imhue, 1,1..0 .M.. and the pupils
,µ have teen like W. It. Cartmel of the taking part were: Helen (\oyer, Dor-
othy Brook.. Leonard Bryant, Eva Al-
ens cognized as one of the greatest Huth- IlnKhnm, Marie Thomism', Marisa
of oriole* tel this subject, While we have Wyse'nuan. Murgnri.t Meade, Roth
Incite. Jackie Lembert, Melba
ra-
gS to the'e.outh, yet we realize that the Stover. Jean Millman, Leila Kennedy,
enormous; c potion's is Winnie Thompson. Agnes Jolly,
nal rich In minerals mud other rosonrces .Anastasia Langan, Beall Haley, Miln-
er.; which look very temVting indeed when leech Bell. End,. Bonner. Emma
ore viewed from arrow; the homier by a Haskar. Mary 1'r rt, Freda Hal-
m people whose heritage has already been lhm. Mona Man(, Iton Day. Edna
, , largely exploited. if we are to have Howw.r. Dorothy Ca Ivy Hurioek.
til Strong national Ideals of our own we Leonard Hnrlock. Win hay, Irene
ro- ,eahno1 allow Hr:' writers of another Clark, L. Hower, L1111 F.we•ner,
of tntlaaY tO do our thinking for ns. Our Willie Douglas, Bertha rklnahaw,
st-deatlnp is In our own lands and we Freda Videau.
be any sorely kicking in vision if we do
not realize that, properly guided. with $lmrtnau's great white Sade 1. atilt
for iaourage and faith In the future, ('an-' eontinning in the little store aim ,d
ads will stem! out to the later years ; the comer. 11 you dare been 11 nuc
a(1 of the twentieth eentnr one of the purchaser yon will know what tithe
domilutting fivires of the world. l tire Missing : they don't. '1
r
minion Itarlrth afternoon
I al regular two-way lommtudcatlon
l ler tile (mirth aftetauon the w•e11• . /wrote. tie• Atlantic. The accomplish -
known Laura \Verner ladieoi Quartet' mento of 111.• maritime dhalon of the
will give n grata. concert. Musical and I AItItI., of w'hi.h Mr. Borrett In traffic
drama tie s•krttalls lel costume, sit manager, are of apec'lal interest. as
ars and wrongs 1 ea.,,ry one of the members of. this div-.
e � Ision has achieved two-way communl-
1 cation with England.
e
We must admit that there are a
Never Fire First J F. IMrrane•e
Trodden Gold ... H. V, a o'Itrlen I
Na►fletion
the privilege of selling tags on the (Tartan -making 1.. 11. Bailey plctlug the dress. nxann
12tH for the benefit of the orange
The Conhssions of a Priam [tonna of endow; hlatortcal Is•rldsla, ar
orphanage at Richmond 11111. Chines• innternp wprfal features; of their offerings.
This application teed to eoowideruble (:race TJ1oiulw,❑ S•tnn }widowing a prelude by the quartett
diwul.slon Tin Moor pointed out Life 1111(1 Letters of fiir Wilfrid f oar- at night, Capt. T. Monitore Upton
tat tis tag-dlny prfrit a for July ler known as "The it g Brother ofa tt
Ju I O KkelMa many topics of Interest in a
U 4' B he H a�
1'dh had •Irevdy Iswn granted to the .lobo RklaMson ..-. Wm. R. Itiddeli dyed 'D,ourland Kkls," will give h1
hospital people, The privilege w'as not 'Win. Kirby ... ... Win R. Riddell1� iuoplring address, -The Four-Squa
exclusive, but rather than have the Autoblograplly of John 1L•toun I Builder: which is a plea for des
two argauizatiun. tagging the wase John killMnn whoksiowe recreation for children.
1 .ay the• hospital ladies had tlgge.ted , In, Fland erg Vieeldw John McCrae ' On the last afternoon, following a p
that, as it wens (lrangennett's day. they Morning In the West..Katharine Hale ,-hale convert by \'terra's Hawaii*
� would 1. willhtg to withdraw. 1111 The Book of Roberta , . 1.Inyd Roberts Virginia Sade. entertainer and pia:
Worship sngge•sted that the -Grunge Jtmke'n Rarthenwar•.. fiarnld Regble reader. will he !ward in a wisellame
society rake • donation o a portion s program cnida r ng o
the day's who
was
to the bctslsma Rine Water A. S. with
the
short sketches' fraw the works of p kindly feeling, towards our imighla.rs
Mr. Mew, solo was the spokesman Coufrm►tknR Yonne Men w•Ith the !iv- ' mtnent authors, as we•11 as (lutist n. that we Is/rlsr .r
ofrthe orange delegation. thought there in0 (• 1 $ John R. Mott from well-known plays.
was norm for both sets of tuggers, but The Fun Jteook Fwlna Gneter "An EV1•ning 111 llaw-otl," origi
it waw pointed cwt that It would not Dalin w•nh Tinys .... Helen M. E<llpar musical prodtietton presented by Vi
be the most pleasant thing for visitors Men. Maidens and Mantillas .......- 1 rd's Hewett:tem. will be the feat
and It would be a detriment to the Soil* B. May on the last night. The production Is
hewn. As the Reeve remarked, there Jack Miner and the girls trays moot vividly the music and <•t
was a certain amount of irritation Jack Miner Nine' !Jewell, Novel lighting a
when people were tagger. Councillor l'lu• Story of a Great schoolmaster . • I wc•nlc elfert•. together wtth app
/lumber said there were tome towns H. G, \Vel1A priute costuming and the artistry
that abwolutcly refused to allow a tag Pierre ('nrle 1larle Curve the i.omlonny, make 1.1,1 one of the inn
(Jay for •n7 1rur101as'• Traeillir,g liale•smanship dllstfta•tly enjoyable number* on t
Councillor Worrell men -ed, seconded
A. W. Tlinngaa cnida• program.
'onaillor Turner. that the request r....er..00y oo ,ire Antiproton-T11ree tinieue entd•rtalum
of the delegation be granted. This was
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
lift (Sat lite), Accident aid Add
Insurance
Hca.« and Lots in Goderich and
Vicinity. and Farm. for Sale \
J. W. ARMSTRONG
AMn a 1'artoon.' Fair
P. O. no: fA Go.lerich, Ont.
CRAIGIE'S
'INSURANCE aid REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TO REt4T
Modern 2 -story (mine, 4'i ht-r.aon•-
ed honer, newly decorated through-
out; two jots; corner :•ouch and
Blake street+.
Sauer Cottages to Rent.
J. W. CRAIGIE
1 f tin More Twist -1 oru Men ilamld Dnghie 1 tl f a number
of
Insurance Payments
Systematic saving is an easy way to meet life and
fire insurance premiums, taxes, and other fixed
Deposit in a Union Bank Savings Account each
month one twelfth of your annual premium and
and you will have the full premium in the bank
when it comes due. plus interest
IS
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Woollcombc, Manager
Farm tees
by 4
sitililom. each to be presented on
carried. Councillor l'hitt. alone rotiug Smlf"811111`.11111 . n. Hoover
different day, will be given in
nay; but it vvas evitheitly the wish of dition to the reenter program. or 1114 -
the council that the two orgenizetions
ults. The Columbia Marionettes will
Thrown lit 'Newton MeTnykli
'Mould get together and make scone
give .511P entertainment ; Ada Ruth
arrangement wherebi a double tagging
should 144 avoided. ' -
. Kate i II 01)&11. W1214111
TEACHERS -ALL ABOARD win be given by the Miemes Winnifred
A letter from the Goderich Salt Ce.
Kart reed and after dieeuselon was re -
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST! fi attire. In costume, moldings. eketchee
ferret] to committee of the whole coun- anti wings based 1)1) inVeilile 'dory -
ell. ITI11/1 unit:er lo reported in another 1
ti on 4
Th county clerk notified the eoun- iron convention for 1924 will he held
ell of the county le+y for WA: For et VletocIa.'.D. C., 0•0 August 12th to
general courtly purposes. 44.552.32; for ion!, •
highway rate, $2,1X11119 -total„ 46,606: To feellitate travel for those In the
22. , East elle desire to Attend. a special
A draft agreement between the , tole bast been planned 'by the Ontario
tows Am eaanty with riqt,,,renee Pitlille 'School Federation's, fmen's end
women's iieetIonsi in Cenadien -Na-
to the grant by the county , • 45.000
for the immurement of Cambria .road
was referred to the !addle works cola -
?Otter. The grant im made • for a
from Timone, to the Pacific Cooed nn -
gravel mad:
der mord feroreble conditions._ The
Mr. M. G. Camevon. town eolleitor.
'medal trot% on the weetbound trip
sminnitted * draft agreement between
will leave Ioronto at 1.00 p.m , sitand-
the town and the Dominion Government
aril time. Saturday'. litly 20th. end
nunierons optional routis re present-
ed for the return jouniey.
Full information in connection *Rh
the triP, also rail and sleeping ear
Hon to any of the follovring oft leera
of the Onterin Public teeheol Feder -
to Public School Men Teachers' reder-
*thin.' 44 Silrerthorlt ave.. Toronto;
Mr. T.. J. Coning. preeitletit. Onterio
Public Scheel Men 'Pinchers' Feder -
HMI. Itirnodele ere,. Ilemilton.
On t. Ifs Fel 0. Roberts. president.
Federation of Women Teneheme
Soeth. Hamilton, Ont
with reference th the new stater intake
whereby the town agrees to remove
the pipe at Ds own cost at any time
the Government finds it. neeetwary for
this to he done for the extenelon of the
harbor. This alert wet' referred to the
piddle works committee.
TIte water and light eonimission
notified the manner! that the cherge
on 100 e p. markt' street lampa would
ik,11 R year from January let. 1024.
'This 'is rislortion of 41.50 per lamp
per year.- As the town wax charged on
293 lamp,. tlw. new rate would mean
reduction on etreet lighting eharges
of approxitnately 4439.30 per year.
Couneillor Platt refused to show tiny
enthimlaam over this annonnecnweit.
"it abonid not cost more then $439
do the whole thing." he remerked '
.1. number of medal aswAg.ment
for lneal Improvement Newer,' were sent
to the public /mike emnmittee,
Cammittee Reports.
The finance committee reported that
to June Msh the aTIM of 455.74324 of
11124 taxes had been paid to the treats-
urer. The total tax roll for the year
wee 4104.3/4.45. Current aceonnt de-
TrIA nd Mane hall been reduced from
AA Old-Thner
Salesman -An early +Wrier? Why,
treat that gentlemen very reepect-
early aettler.
Saleernan - An early settler? Why
he's not more then forty yeere
•Mereheot- That mey be tree. hut
demand loon of January 15th, 13.750, 1141 POO's hix nn the firot
had been refitted. The. eonsmitbre resew every month. -The Progreenve Oro -
mended that the first Installment of erre
0.
book elistrach.ra.
CANADIAN RADIO NEWS
At the preeeet time Canada is liter
ally flooded with American maga-
zine.' giving Ile AM. -riven 1"11sis andl
American %lees on all :he topic. gof
th il.ty. Not Only Is this the catte.
htt) /114.0 have inflieted 1111 ns in
./1 111111 111 11 magazine,' mei 1141w.popers
WWI.? and write-ups that home been
copiell from American- MA WI'S. Every
trifle! happening If only it token
place In New York will he copleol by
papers ell over the United Stateio and
promptly re -copied by many Canadian
papers. ,,Thia makes difficult situ-
ation !or 4'09411'1Jan writers of 1111
kinds 111144 Carmen. the Canadian
poet. has been foreed to expatriate him -
pelf. while other Canadiau writers of
ebility are writing thing, for the Am-
eriefen 'severe flavored to tiekle the
American palate.
In radio we find that this hoe led
to the absorption of Amerkmn ideas
end idt•als on a Very Wide Reale 1A4 110
look at things from e Cenadieti view-
point. Hew many people knee' that the
firet experiments with radio on timing
took Place in Canada on the Grend
Trunk Railway in 11104, Pert twenty
Universilty, Montreal, WAS
one of the very melee( pioneers In re-
dio and Wa4 the Inventor of the mag-
mene deteetor which he used for redio
reception over distancee of two miles
111 his escperiments On England In
VMS. The radio experiment. on mov-
ing tralna In Canada In 1904 were
actually (-wiled mit by Dr. Berne.%
who wall esenciated with Prefeeletr
Rutherford at WOW Cnirersit. It to
start that Canada alumni he 1f91111
the world at the preient tiny, In con-
nection with radio reePPtIOR on traina
of the Comedian National Railways.
Another Intereeting ntollo feature, the
SIMPLIFIED
SPENDING
rad
Chequing Account for
current expenses necessary
to maintain a home and a farm
greatly simplifies the business of
paying bills.
The Lank of Montreal makes a specialty
of handling small Chequing Accounts
and endeavors to give courteous and
satisfactory service.
You can arrange to open an
account avith us by mail if a
personal visit is not convenient.
GODERICH BRANCH
E. V. 1,11INSILie.. Manager
K OF MONTREAL
Estiblished oVer 100 years