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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928
Parents
can give their children no more Valuable Legacy than
an all-round education.
Education has not fitted a boy or girl to meet the world
unless it includes a training in Business Methods. The sur-
roundings in which your child will live and the teachers
under whose influence he or she will be next year are of
utmost importance.
Choose the School with Care
We cordially invite you to examine the courses and meet,
personally, the teachers of the
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
B F. WARD, B. A., M. Accts.
Principal
PHONE 198
J
BYLAWS PASSED AND
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR NEW SIDEWALKS
Town Council Places Price of
$7500 on Vacant Maitland
Road Factory
LIFE -BUOY ._
OUTING SHOES
LIFE -BUOY OUTING SHOES have proved to be
the most reliable, best -wearing summer footwear on
the market, for baseball, tennis, bowling and all other
pastimes that are enjoyed by men, women and chil-
dren. They are here in the latest styles at the most
reasonable prices.
Golf Shoes are now in stock in the new patterns.
GEO. MacVICAR
North Side of Square Goderich, Ont.
The town council had a leugt'by new
Ilion uu Friday night, a good deal of
time being consumed iu discussing the
construction of the new grandstand at
Agricultural Park. The original plans
bad been altered by moving the stand
nearer to the race truck. and to give
those sitting on the stand a letter line
of vision 1t was decided to have the
veered six hula's. some of.
the councillors thought it might witTi
advantage be lowered still more. and
thought a mistake had been made
to uinrtng it forwu s nnia
vision
was to leave t
referred to the Ce11.1.aer. and larks
committee.
A request from M. W. Howell for
the removal or trlwtuiu;; of trees in
front of his properties on St. Vincent
and St. Patrick's $tteets was referred
jointly to the parks sod p ublie .works
committees.
An application from 11. t'. Dunlop
fur permission to eree•t another sign
at his store on the Square was sent to
the public works couo .u...
To Rent Park Nouse
Jas. 11. Johnston wale application
for the renting of t' ,• Park Ilouae, In-
cluding retreshmet.: Isoth, for two
gars at $30 a month. Referral to the
ceturtery and parks c„wtuittee.
Tlie county's requisition. for 192h
rates was referred td the nuance com-
mittee. The levy . i•: Fur general
county purposes; g77,69.4M,: for county
highway purpose', $,37 •l.:+i: total. $11:
3;03.;,11. I urcost pN 1
A commuuICattot. (tutu J. J. plug is (;uderlrh, 0 very pretty town on Intkr
Barth with refereu.e ro Ids bualttew t uruu This town has always been a
tux wits
MANY WINDSORITES
MAKE THEIR SUMMER
HOME IN GODERICH
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whittaker v.111 oc-
cupy the cottage for the remainder of
the season.
Further along the road are the com-
fortable cottages of Dr. and Mrs. W.
Revell. who arrived the eud of last
week. Mitts Nora Revell is also with
her parents. having goue up earlier in
the season with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
smith, and two children. Dr. Smith
A Chatty Column on the Some- ,.awe up last weekend and stent It
what Large Border Cities with his family. The Stuart Heurys
Colony in This Town are also up iu Goderich at their sum-
mer cottage, which is only, a stone's
throw from Mrs. Henry's parents' uud
sister's cottages.
The Victor Clemens motored up Sat-
urday and are tit.'y comfortably set-
tled. having partially opened the cot-
tage earlier in the season. later this
mouth. Miss Maidie Beers, Mrs. Cle-
men's sister. w111 1N• their soca, a* will
the Misses Clemen. Mr. Clemen usu-
ally drives up for the week -ends, the
charms of the destination being quite
worth the frequent long drives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mair are now
The
Cities
lag:
During the past week there has been
a great exodus of Border people taking
their departure for summer homes and
betels to spend a weekend. a week or
two, or i mouth or two. One of the
. ,alar apnitk for these sojourners
Ju11. 4th issue of rhe Border
(Windsor, Star had the follow.
mittee.
A Ditisisn on SWrwaUt Construction
The .Public 'works: .'oniniattee re -
hut a
•
•
favor to reser _ t o.nlarites,
but each year more and more are at-
1ractetl.-1£hr-*lear, exhilarating air,
rett Mlllug countryside. the
living in their summer. home. Mr.
Mair'* sister, Mrs. Vincent Maiming of
London. Englund, accompanied them.
and Mr. Malr's daughter. Mrs. Harold
n t children will be arriving
ter-etien•ti t
Ele:ll'I'\ Cllt••1' vl:.tit Nil
0. F. CAREY & SON
Li rnited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICH -- ONTARIO
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
LIFE INSURANCE (Sun Life Co.),
ACCIDENT, SICKNESS. AUTO.
ETC., INSURANCE
t as it was sed Hsieh Manufa/1114111:4. for the rwn-
tower tins fortes by six iuehes, struction of thrud at Agr1eul•
All the members were present eX(*Pt tura) Park habepared by the
i'Onnctltor bee. Manor kp,tcEwan ez -a-r ti ect. prurlhthe roof is to
{+reseed the regret felt by all the teem- be on and the treit ab• te..that
bete at
Mr I ec a ainhum arNI serluua. the *1x1441 can Aucrr*t
hints* and the hope for ids speed) re- the balance of the work to be cow
covert'. 1t was decided to send a Wets pleted by Septewleq 1st neat. Tend
sage from the council to Mr. Lir. ere for the sou*tra, ti••h of consul side -
Tax Colleetioos Good walks hied been re -telt -ed. as follows:
Tax Collector E1wartitt of vexes tut thee
collection of $o4.st
and June, of this amount :141,351.ST be-
ing arrears of 1925.28'27.
Finance Chairman limning% ob.
-served that this Nosh "1•retty g.Nml"
statement.
The sexton of Maitland cemetery'
reported four interments in June.
_ wlts, as
Applications for bulWlug_I,e
follows, were submitted and referred
to the tire committee: Lee Hain, re-
abinglfng part of laundry buildlag•
East street; P. J. (' t,s'f. r rooms
part of kitchen, 1. g e
Mist Lily Whitely, re -rotting barn or
e. 8 hare:Mhos-
-
self,
all c
Ile
from
Squa
aruu
get
alq't
any
the
self,
and the delights of Lake iluron
wahine in their appeal.
re, one may always ser someone
the louder driving around the
re, and of course everyone drives
nd the Square to du the shopping,
the mail, and such other things as
it's occupy a good devil of tine 81
summer resort. The Square, by
was, is a unique feature of God -
F. Bell & Bro., )..aler4r•h twwwslil)' erich, as it forms the huh from which
lune, per sq. ft.: I .. J. unls., Au- the other streets row after the fashion
luso, 1Shi T. col.. Toronto, 1s•: of spokes of u 'wheel
Aver} Shipp t•. Mint
Toronto, 2:1c:! Last weekend, much interest was
Moser,
Planing;is4. I H ).td.. 14c; J. J. I centred at the Fleming home. the mar-
Mlttw, l:N•; Rttieus Hill. 141•. I doge of Miss Jean Fleming and Mr.
r,-,. m,lOws: a* the petition
Philip Gross on Saturday being the
were e t sit eve Thal.the poorth for , outstanding sucd.il event of the sum -
of
cement *id's street
.tu the north brie i mer. But ltldgewotnl Park throughout
r St. David's tteee•t fextu i ed and
the season will be the scene of many
road to Albert Maned
byline examined aril gatherings of Border folk. The dlfler-
1 ed anti pt' signed a bylaw• pre netnIeris of the family and their
If ant t
pared anti to eeel: that ILClementsis on friends pay frequent visits during the
street to to exec[ a sign le Kit sop summer, and the Ridgewood l'ark in front of his implement shop opt course is ulnas dotted with sum -
residents
y
and that the tsatd submittt.l by him mer residents from the Border. A
Templeton, re
accepted ; that 11'. E. Kelly t0(' re- Mr. Kenneth Fleming's business duties
suras q leased from b,aot given the town in have token biro/ to Galertcb for t
pairs to verandah, t connection It Ra d Isis few weeks,
•
Hsawn and Iota in Goderich and VNTic
elaity, and Fast. for Sale
Harvey Barnes are also domiciled fur
the summer at their summer cottage.
Mrs. Everitt Ambery and her children
Some Big -Rirgain- the 'Oil MT:
-
days for quick buyers.
Fine 11 -story house mud lot, west
and tier,th+ter. Mrs. Conk -run totter:4m. j ride near lake front. Must be gold
and tier children urrived the end of quick to close an estate, regardless Of
the week to spend some time. lira. real value.
Andencm will- remain till the cwt of 11tesidential property; brick house:
the month, and Mrs. Awbery will re- full modern equipped; tine large
mato Illi the end of August.
lot; choice location $12110
Dr. and Mrs. H. 1'. \Ltr11u are G e o d house; electric•lightcd :
leaving the end of the week for tliclr'' outer: good lot; stable; cosy.
summer home to s)Chd.the season. Mr.: terms for payment 11890
sad Mrs. Frank Martin and++ sumo Good Lou*.' near rsostomce; -mod-
daughter Betty expert to spend etsveral .
weekends with Mr. Marlin's parents ern eepulppxd
during the season. FARMS
Mrs. Frederick Warren is enjoying C'lwice of several 100 -acre farms;
a visit with Miss Olive Allen, who is all necessary buildings, etc'
well known nut only to those who good terms for payment 44500 i
but -tot- .
` lch _
mend the summer in Coder leery choice farm; 100 acres; ex- ,
many others, having ►oen a frequent { ,.edetic quality of land; all ne-
visitor at the home of Mrs. Warren' cesssury buildings; cions to Au -
and at the home of Mrs. Warren's par- bu u._.
coca. \I r. uud \i n. E. F. I•uDure, be- 5
fore her marrit ge Mr. and Mr's, l{tltn 160 aetes ; good buildings; 26 acres
neth Robinsou are now Goderich rest- I or thither; convenient to school,
dents. --They moved from the Border a I market and it. it. !nation; price.
month ago, and are now -quite settled -- --including growing crop of haym
500
in their new home. This year, -Mr. -;-and grain
and Mrs. Robert Hueter are spending { : Tmmcdia:e Irossesaton given.
their holidays in Goderich. and they
are registered at Ilotel Sunset.
Whh this tett-taetive- group of sum-
mer residents. nue cannot lack fir
companionship, should one be inclined
to homesickness. And with w, many
energetic members In this group, there
le always something of interest afoot;
whether it lea game of gulf, tennis, a
bathln yarty a. ittueh arty. a picnic,
p Ltiv aIle Pa1''ilt-
fon or some other pan'. or a pile
afternoon spent on the verandah talk-
ing or sewing• in any event, for
many Borderltes the summcr.will pass
most pleasantly and all too quickly for
those who have chosen Goderich for
the holl(hi}'s.
k
tn-
s
es
by
urs
an ah, Wellington street :I with the gasoline tank an Mrs Flemhng ID
Albert Bocce, re siding -dwelling street with pump on St. Andrew's street. Mr. I small daughter hate lotr•u spends
asphalt shingles, Itegent : } ; Kell•
y hosing disposed of the premi+es:fume time at this delightful sewn
Wallis, barn, South street: Nelson theft the eemet•t sidewalks h! con -
The opening of lir. and Mrs. -G. -Om
Armstrong, shingling 11ug kitchen, Angle- slru('ted by convect. s}wrr Liuc 'summer_
sea street ; E. R. Wigle. re -rooting
CARLOADS CARLOADS
SHINGLES
kt
ROOFING
EVERY GRADE, KIND AND SHADE
WOOD OR SLATE SLAB ., .
Cail us if you are in need of anything in this line.
Goderich Planing Milli -_it
,
(BUCHANAN'S)
Anything and Everything in Builders' Supplies
Phone 47 P. O. Drawer 160
store building, Square;
Lowe- last wee
Councillor $sibs mored to amend
Elizabeth ba- I tis, report by striking out the recom-
gnn, reshingllug part of dwelling. Ei• I mendation for the conatntctton of sids'-
gln avenue; J. liritzlec, rehire to walks by contract and substituting a
con -
re -roofing
dwelling.
street : R. W. Ryan. reeomnmendati)oo that gtthpeyy he con -
re roofing de-roo4R• Alyc rt street : J. struoIe4. W• it , . labor. -1' amend -
L ongmlrn re -roofing t of dwelling.
jj
petition of tt eTiFslet'
asset as de
+ !r Bullae
lass. ort e 1 Thing supported bJ ._ nerve )trust awe
part of for the
A t i r m.rcisp while 7Rptrr!
pie OnEl Reece * ralgle and Councillors
street. from Elgin avenue to Light- nibs* Sproul and u ,
I:n 11 voted contra.
house street, and one for the Oiling of The motion to adopt the report was cab
Ligkthuuse street. from Wellington to sled on the frame vote reversed, except,
Cotanlrg, were re eive.i nod granted. that the Mayor recorded his vote In
Shooting Range Not Wanted favor wf the r.•port.
A protest was received from rate-
(Other Committee Reports -
payers of the southwest part of the The finance committee passed on a
town against the granting of any large number of accounts and reported
rights to the Militia Department. or that from taxes received In •June de -
anyone else. for a shorting range ad- Nand mans of tt34,75O had been retired,
jiu.•iit to tote town. This was referred.-4e-.ln.ling 137:0 of O.W.S.R. notes.
to the special committee. The cemetery and *parks commlttge
A letter from Dr. Messina. calling reported
that
h tlmend tenders had
for the been re -
attention
on
rrri to what he 81 nssest an of water pipe and plumbing In the
error n his incomeetInatoo committee.
I ark llontis': 1'. R I'hnder, $3110; Fred
was sent to Hie finance comm►tree. •
A request from Jns. A. Strachan for hunt, $.4oto.75. and the eommittee re-
p
perm -Ireton to remove a_ tree on Iris cot-. nnimide1 that Sir. Pinder'. tender
father's plot at Maitland cemetery was be ncceptetl. act order to !trot c
for ino.rocenx•uts to the Park Komi.
The Pavilion
•GODERICH
prnp:e,y. the ,ommIttee recommended
to be • .cad nn the
property be ittereaaetl from $31100 to
$4M). repayable POO each year with
Inters*t at 51, per cent. The refresh-
ment Math at the Park 1lottse war
rented to James Johnston for July 2nd i ,, * absence la tiding chairman of
k
meant the welcome arrival of Mra.
Ittle and her children, Gordon, Betty,
'alter and Donald. This home is al-
ways the scene of a great deal of the
ocial activity of the colony awl
hroughout the Bummer Mrs. Little is
Uy hostels to several of TWher
r
tote. or i ,._
IIi spend a nod W of r
nds during the nest two months
here.
Lt. -Col. and Mrs. F. H. Laing have
been domiciled at their attractive sum-
mer cottage, -Cherry Gate," for some
!me. Mrs. Nigel Bruce•and young son
ave been spending some time with the
ormer'* parents, and last week -end
nd over the holiday. Mr. Bruce, Mr.
nil Mrs. Paul Roberts and Mr. ant!
Ir.. Humphrey Gilbert of Toronto
were guests with Mrs. Roberta and
Mrs Gilbert's Io+trefnts. Later Ie -the
ummer they expect to spend a lithe
longer. holiday here.
Mrs. Burleigh Bailantyne and small
aughters. Patricia and Doose, are en-
oylug a six weeks' sojourn at a cot -
age overlooking the lake. kir. Bal -
time f4 -them f»r the seek -end.
nd Mrs. Itallantyne has had Miss
Kathleen Innis of Hamilton visiting
ber for the poet ten days.M s. John
k nner arrived M Ivry to
her
aster. The Rallantynes will return to
Windsor the end of the month, when
al ><` d far• e for au • xpre eelult
crunchancif Jtrty forthn fnrtM'r 410.•\i r.' Of Minion as to what should be done
o ton to Lock after the tourist kit! nlmnt tote, grandstand. and the- oJlan
chew The committer rec•ntnmendal
that Mr. P. J. Mac41w-an 1N' perinittcel
to construct n cement enrbing around
the vast stole of hitt plot to Mnitlaml
((11104017.
Tip water, light Dori hnrlor vent
ntij a ee reMilitigt4t4 Mat -the- rest tlt I)tor
engineer of the Tonlnton Department-pl•6
ni:lnurtgrt'ihr n Htiigtmn nonfr
f t) --P au!+alrMrob
stonr l-I-tdhiec
ifTitdlc Worka iP rP.ptte'1e4 to repair .eattne
the wiry to the loathing leach.
tic 's amass to the town freight stet! The horbor r•nntnolttee 44 1 anthnrized
floor and roof and to remnvt, the old to have this done,
,'Dicot from the abed: thnt'o s11=n 1e itelattrs to the w•oll of the Smith's
ere, ted ar the barter skins notice \rt Store bonding. 'text Ow town hall,
rin hibitImmfnc :1 new d tiffs onr,1 fa Mtrig nr'r•s's!nry- t1, public works 0•01n -
HIM
:l new dicing hon rdth.I tnl'ler was anthnrize*1 to grant •IIIc
ier; ; on the 1nore g•M'n t side cofe alto I fse111tIPe T e'ls"avy for the work.
tier: that clip CotYrttment IiP AskPA t^ A motion wet- passed lostrorthig the
,•n tt:c ttPw drw•k+.chi "".,mat !fill ,ho'F- u>ader ttac' Iiia
Tt,(•nmmllt.r Ar elsat■P ..t reported *Inform ,i htllit'ai'0 i..tgage.--
t'o'tal
Rhiphsd»ting /hunts • repported : ''.4 11 114r 1(• Inver. e1- Ism:!❑ of the
f ' The twitter of eommnnlent',t t titer c,•mmlttt•t•. urge.) ghat_solite role
lle the God 'ri•b ft n*4 ',tot i* n1olserl n* to (1.' kan.1 of rooth'.s
the D••min(Orl fin tl \iI:lt4nry ,,t1 tinitrrinl'to 1■• omni within the Ors'
Lt.1.. for n prlr n the \i*nil (44 r.nd 1111!!?' enol h,s eo14tmittee was n+.e l
f
building
an ie ?„mend that tbP Imes• r,: brine inn 1r .tttmettdntlrat.
bnibling and sl f Ing and tot be nthatffel, • t, unnlls•r. , { 1. 1nws- were pasts'
•
eI nt a price 4' +and rash: and that •"' " to vr•'I'le .nsate}--t.u-mt t.111'.
11 r. Sinttery iii 'tmtsnr also tar aMtf ' l nTf-vonrly 1titPn'st _.,M1_ 44W.y It
tied of thio price." Mads: one to raise at t.:AMt by is. rt 41
Those report, .core all adopted. wa le ole Pnrk Hwne property, and tc'•
tjinttraet far New Pldewalks 1 to nntti orlie Ibis-,ronetr'ncrti.tr of ec
film
s1,1,
r nosh tri..Ilw ptrsc t t e los e'tt acid's street. from 4•nmhrlo rna,l
I 1'oatnetllor (:„u'd, that the lnsce`•,t
!suitor for atolety alk mn. tot, t t n to Albert street : march aids. ,.f Jln('l e.
nerepfal.
Count -111o, \InnnlnRs moved In
street. from Waterloo t•' WellInaton
north silt' of .'rthnr a fr.1m
nmenolmPnt. seconded by d onnc111or
Sproul. that the tender of the (:O,lerlch
Planing Mill. In a,s•pted, Councillor
Monologs printed rat that there was
•
n ,llRernnoe of only rVtie-gnWaterloo to WellIngton: west able si
Andrew's street. from Hamilton t-„pNein: sonth slth' idghthnnse street.
from Waterloo to Wellingtost: north
nrter of a 004* NPlsnn street. from Maitland to
cent in the tenders, and the PinningVIetorla : north aide T'ietnn tit rept.
M111- comfainy were 101'0 txvgdc.
The cute on clic amendment wn+:
SPS-\innrrinRs• SPM'tl. ('migiefrom Waterloo to Routh: east side
('nmhria Mad. from Rest. to Rt.
day 1►evid's: south tilde nen M
nen/Innis ad.
Turner. 1141110. Gatlin McLean Tie from McDonald to hayfield roved: Mat
amendment hP1nR leaf, the mMlm, fin . Waterton street. Britannia to Col-
awsrd the mntrart to v. Bell A ito.) IinrnP. -44
one rener*ed. Th'etr sidewalks are all to-Ittt_Are
Connctllor Bailie, Who In (bnnrlllnr feet in width.
alreadypassed.
Psentloned was Ised.
•Ites`ve Turner prots•sed that the new
stele, at 1Catertoi, =nest M• painted Al
a mutter Of ee•otromy, surd was asked to
Setnn tiidiftliTe`.Ttho ...4 I4( 1.44114t1.44114t
HURON COUNTY SCHOOL
FAIR DATES -1028
sopa ltlth-!'arra.
• 11th-GolerIch township.
•• 14t14th-Colbornetownship.
•, 17th-Aal+a.•ld townaltlp.
•• IMth-St. Helens. ` <•`?,
• 19th -Wroxeter.
20th-Tllylh.
2110-4l.tw'k•k township.
•• 22nd -Ethel
•• 24t1-ltelgrace.
17.7:72_r- lfh---I ,borne township.- t
_ '• 27th -Crediton. 1
soh -':road 7Wnd.
Oct. 1st- Ica sh wood.
'•2n -11 -Zurich. ,
•• 3n1•- llenaall.
•' 4th --Clinton town.
,. .^.1443 -(Union rnrat - .
D doss •Ilondaia, Wednesdays,ij
Saturdays, or any dbJ -i
request -
For all particulars see or write
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Real Estate Agent
R. On O. tiW. Oo4 tc4tt
O
Geo. Williams
Dealer in
DOMLNION, PROVLV('IAL.
MI'NI('IPAL AND CORPO-
RATION BONDS
Fire, Accident, Automobile, and
General Insurance Agent
Office, next to Bank of ('onuoerce
Phone 53 aioolerich
.DP
A good reducing exerv1 .W much
recommended, is moving the head
from elle to ride when asked to have
some more.-Ninrmrn Falls (;nzctte.
Open 4 Nights Every Week
Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday,
and Saturday 4ill
4)44)4MTTW
W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Sun Life -t A._ss_u_rance Co
a
offers many attractive forms
of policies. Consult us
regarding these.
r
,
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
• '.e IM
14114 carried on the Mme t
INSURANCE
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
Canada
Established 1869
Iit'ad (iffier,
Waterloo, (hilar
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
East Street. Phone 250
Goderich, Ontario.
I OFFER 50,000 SHARE>
Elkstone-Kirkland
Gold Mine
at 311: a share. "t„
Several good houses
for salt'.
INSURANCE
Car, L,fe and Fire
W. J. Powell
4'. (1.
Stocks Bonds Grain
Market quotations supplied for any listed stock. Orders
promptly executed on Toronto, Montreal and New York Stock
Exchanges and Chicago and Winnipeg Grain Exchanges.'
• Huron Investments Llmtted
Royal Bank Bldg. GODERICH, ONT. Knees: 430 and 44S
WINGHAM OEAPOSTM
Private wins connections with all leading stock int grain exchanges