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.,GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. MARCH 24, 1932
tourist edition Was rent to the special • SXTRAI OPTICAL 0i''FRR 4
commlttte. ESTIMATES FOR 1932 [Timely Address_ Illgh grade, sty ll.h and up-to-date
A comm 01 Trade
from the (leder-
Hotly
1�ctaeIes, riot or Amides. Your choices
Leh deiced of of auggreting serious to shell, white or pink gold-Allud, with
consideration of the advisability of al- Following are the estimates of the Rev. T. P. 1Ftusse�r lancer crompleb, for only $8.50. Double
lowing the town's bre equipment to collegiate, Institute board for the year son •
proceed to the country, except in case 1932 which were submitted to the
Work!! Hydro Gang ooLLEavT>� INSTITUTE
krisvrriweaar :.�Jr
Protested
vision t coereeWudingly low prices.
There prices taclude a thorough ex-
amination of your eyes by our well-
known speciallat, lir. Hughsou. Over
twenty years eomtug to Ooderich. You
are assured at the beet optical work
to be obtained and at lowest possible
coat. Thursday asci Friday, April 7th
and 8th. SMITH'S ART STORE,
Godertch.
War Trophies toTa Loaned to of extreme hazard, was ordered filed. town conceit at At* last meeting:
Two applications for building per EXPENDITURES
Canadi&n Legion --Requisitions mita were receive': One from Fred- (•net of Inatructton
for Tax Levies for 1932 Brick H. Jenner for three tourist cab- Teacher' arlarle x_'9,300.09
fns to be built on the Huron rued, Teachers'
tears
_ - north ride, between Maple street and 'Substors
cr Mill road, at au estimated cost of $300, Supplle* - I,k.
and one from I. B. Oke to rebuild a
"IlAraistraag `-, to tbe receiving of deputations, ea frame house on Regent street at an chalk, typing
chair, ribbons,
Kral ported elaewherc in these columns
estimated cont of $200. etc.
. -
No , _' Reports
�-� .-ad When the hearing of these. and the recommended
finance elmmlttPe rmmended
Yf y
• ems. e jrifirkais nom consequent dlacus.siona, were mtteinded, a int of gee to the GederMhore
nae
A great part of the ^ town council
meeting on Friday night was occupied
fa. Sale the council promoted with routine Lodge towards the expenses of the die-
!~ aimako
ie-
t .am' --L_ listed be 4rlaaaeIssue. buMnees. trio eelebntlon In Ooderleh on July
The tax collect yr reported 12th this year. Up to Mareh lith the
collected since last reportand $3,449 29
sum of $8,955.36 had been expended on
See to write , the sewer relief work. and the eom-
J. W. ARKST):ON(i for the year to date. mittee recommended that a statement
Requisitions ier Leviesbe sent to the Government with a re
=AL arms Requlaltlons re eived from various quest for a payment on amount, and
Ran M - (ieisrf& bodies for levies for the year 1982 I also that the time epe•iflcd In the
agreement with the Government be ex-
tended to April 80.
The public work* committee re-
ported, regarding the petition to have
-Skim attar( rand - gr dei e
gravelled, that they would look In
the matter as noon as weather eondt-
tlone would permit.
The epeeist eommitte• reported:
"Regarding the war trophies now 131
the town hall. consisting of two ma-
chine guns and an anti-tank ride, we
recommend that these be loaned
111E,CARandACCIDENT
INSURANCE
W. ]. POWELL
Ryan WS r. 0. Bei 43$
eo. W illiams
Dealer la
DOMINION. PROVINCIAL,
MUNICIPAL AND CORPO-
RATiON IONDS
p1tr.. Ateldent. Aa sMMM. mad
General laearlusee -
Offoe, next to Bank of Commerce
Phone 53 (lodericb
were as follows:
Separate school board -11,325. (This
L about 1100 Wore than last yaetr, bet
figures opt at about the s 14111
� .assert :;.»,....�.,.....,...w..� ,..
Public school board -421,506 (ea
as lad year).
Collegiate Institute Board -414,480.-
54-$11,913.65 for general levy and
$2,566.89 for debenture and
m$49than last
Interest
payment. (About 0 me
year.) -
Public llbr'srY Lea- es 41, (*ante
Ia Jess)• Ude (;oderleh bunch of the Canadlaa
Teae were +R -� the anew, i.egion to be kepi TA flesh ratM11: • d
committee. trophies not to be loaned or to leave
A commmlcatlon from the council town and to be kept by the Legion only
of the co ch township calledattentionthe pleasure of the town council.
o the condition of the boundary road We have Inetrected the chief o[
putting
[adios to the town dump g the and po11Pe Ie whores the traffic bylaws, and
offered co-operation to puttinn
g broad especially those dealing with regale-
in good condition Referred to public tions when firemen and equipment are
works committee. answering a fire call, and when at"a
An application from the Ontario fire.
(local Roads Association for a member- "Regarding the statement from the
ship fee of$10itt was sent o the publicGoderlch branch of the Canadian Le -
works committee. 61on that they have spent $85.60 mi
A letter from The Border tlafea ; meal relief, we recommend that they
rallcfting an advertMssem' he paid the cam of $35 towards relict
spent on William Turner."
,w tea_ The fire 4-nmmittee reported:
WHIPPING CREAM I Col -
"We have ''"asidered the matter tee
making serer arrangements with Col-
ts sleek your Easter desserts borne township whereby the town fire-
fighting wlufpulrpt could be r
GODERICH DAIRY
Piss 451 Haerilto. Surest
Cost of keeping
1a•hool open for --tea
instruction --
Caretaker's sal -
cry t 1,000.00
Supplies' for
cleaning sad
varnishing 50.00
Fuel $7110 ; water
and light $J� 908.W
Telephone $33:
miscellaneous
$32 67.00
175.00
200.00
$20,675.00
hilts**
building And
grounds --
Ordinary y repairs
to building
And grounds f 200.00
la/prance, taxes
100.00
Praises Enactment of BritishOv
ernment which Emancipsbi ---
the
the Isiah People
Rev. T. P. Iluaery of Klnkora was
the speaker at the meeting of the Ro-
tary
o
tary Club of Stratford on Thursday
last, St. Patrick's Day• and gave a verr4----1PARM H0RS&I COMB BACK
lutereating and timely address. Father 1hi, present low peke of orfs and
Hussey Is an Askfield township old boy other feeds In contrast with the higher
and a feces n n r student and pea •,,,cost; of gas and oil required in tractor
1 the Dominim
Animal Husbandman suggests, o lode
este that the immix rapidly regaining
favor as a medium' of farm tower.
that the next few years
will see a revival la horse breeding and
the use of heavy draft horses int the
farms of Canada. both east and welt.
As he points out, ander pres•ut condi-
done horses emu )e bred and reared
cheaply and when they have reached
working age, the charges fur deprecia-
tion,
• dear to
readers of The >11gnal will be ace -operation combine, rte
see a report of his address, which 1k d
republished herewith from The Strat-
ford Beacon -Herald.
Ile predicts
Father Hussey was introduced by
the president of the Rotary Clph, Mr.
T. J. Dolan, and spoke, in pmfrt, as
follows:
'Three yeses ago today I had the
honor and pleasure of being your
guest speaker on n 'subject that be
tion fuel end rewire are surprisingly 1
the heart of an
I ere' hiss•, for the .elf-uiuug p a
'deist to sails -list mere', wlula4xmec ••a for -
of the feet that I am highly elated heavy draft hors-
and flattered with the compliment - •
THE EMPIRE LIFE
PS
DURING THE WEEK
J. R. Wheeler
Ft tweet- trier a(td-
Flerniture Dealer .
Ilam f let, 6siaich
PHOIiEii. Store 336; Res, $Mw
A
of the
ab.
uni
4
THE Bank is indispensable to modern civiliza-
tion. Its activities are bound up with the welfare
of the community, to which it both gives and owes
its life daily. It must be conservative, yet it must
move to meet the times. It must fill worthily
a position of honour, responsibility and trust.
You will Nie Aanalnd at the Regal
The Royal -Bank
TM,- •- �-t Canada_ ,
.. r
Coat of adnial-
wtratlon of
school .751em-
Salaries of sec-
retary aud
treasurer and
his bond $ 175.00
(Mice supplies.
printing, sta-
tionery
Examinations
Colt 'of recreation
(including Cadet
Corps)' -
(lames, supplies
and equipoise'
used In i l'ennanent lm
provementr-
that township, and we recommend that ILibrary $75; we
communicating with the Canadian Fire
the township be notified that after I epee equip -
Inert 150 . , , .
1 t►derwr1trr+ Association we and 11e Debt ("bargee -
council would not be justified lax rased- li benture to
Mg the fire apparatus out of town. as demptlon and
it would Increase the town insurance Ingot
r- ates." (it ; to taw
These were all adopted, the only � •--.
classes
dials/Won being a brief one on the
report of . the finance committee,
Councillor Turner objecting to an item
of an Invitation to come back again
and address the same audience on
the same subject, in title year, which
Is the fifteenth centenary of St.
Patrick's landing In Ireland, 432. When
a select body of men. such $k I know
you to be, express a deslre_1'a-$eat' -ale
lame person a second time -,-4t Is ler-
deed
deed a compliment which I esteem very
highly.
00 any last appearance before you
three years ago, 1 attempted to re-
--in eeedeneed form the glory
of Ireland's past. from the day; of
St. Yatriek down to the present time.
-I_thovglt 1 had exhausted my theme.
-,0.00 At that time Ireland had just sue -
400.00 ensiled in obtaining a limited measure
of independence, which made her a
Free State within the British Common-'
wealth.
We hesitated to eonjerture then
what future political developments
might evolve from that historic char -1
26.00 ter of 1921. Irishmen the world over,'.
and especially the Itrleh within the
[(rltish Empire, were delighted _ that
Ireland had finally won her long and
bitter struggle for Il meoRuRule,
ta d
126.00 they enthusiastically
- s - young Irish sister Into the family of
British I)ominlons.
But it was evident to anyone and
3,990.72 everyone acquaincholog-v and w[th temper offsadi-
the
Lienal pwy
100.00 Irish people, and the historical back-
ground of Ireland, that they would
be satisfied with nothing
ove
absolute independence.The rebel, -
elet tion -.al•19j.8; by whfeb ,jour -fifths
of the population put i)e Valera at
the head M a Republican Govern-
ment. was surely evidence *enough
to -show what thpolitical
were. d_tAe Irish people
Accepted Under Duress •-
While there 1s no questlou or
doubt about the good falth and sin-
cerity of the signatories to the Irish
Treaty, it in just no certain that the
great majority' of the Irish people ae-
eept4sl the treaty under duces', tee
a noctissary compromise at the time,
but nevertheless in their milds it was
a mere makeshift and a step towards
their ultimate goal, which was total
ludependence.
Now, within the .last six months,
two events of • historic Importance
ance
have taken place, which may
11,030.18. noon determine the political future of
Ireland. One was the enactment of
the Statute of Wewtmin.ter.
which
became effective on the lot of last
December. Thr other
w hichherecent retutned iec-
o
n Ireland,
power 11 Ytepii -
406,00 headed by that arch-mbet De -»(sea_
1 was amam41 at the lack of public
interest which (narked the passage
of that historic piece of legt.latton,
"The Statute of Westminster." cher
Canadian press gave It no more spare
than 1f it were some bylaw passed by
a county council ; when, ow a matter of
fact, 11 spelled "finis," It wrote the
epitaph of that long and hitter struggle
14,480.54 for irlah independence which how filled
the pages of English history since the
$27 866.72 year 1541. Mr. Winston Churchill. a
familiar and powerful figure In the
625.00
Nopompammetas
l LUIITY-FlF•TII YEAR, NO. 12
Are yes properly protected b
Psi INSURANCE!
--CONSULT-
F. WOOLLCOMBE
Hamilton street or Plane 111
If you want to save on
or
Furniture ---
GO TO
Blackstone's
"On the Broadway of
7Z
In i.ngineer Johnson's account -ter Lea Protr tt 11landt- .
from his home at Stratford to Ood l4vMcal._ $v01
erich. The se uuut was passed with- batted at sal-
toles, wluip-
meat, a,rrom-
me;teflon. rte. :111'1.100:81)-------L-.
Special grant,
support of Ca- ,
dot corps
•
out change.
Wank of Hyl Gang Pesledted
Councillor Worsell put in an em-
phatic protest against the operations
of a Hydro gang who last week caioe
e
to town and without asking permission
dug holes and anchored guy wires
intersections 011 the streets where the
high tension line tuns.
Other councillors joined In tbe pro -
to(the proceedinge hutbetseed in said 11 waasnga
question as to just what rights the
Hydro people had on the public streets.
Councll(Oor Worrell said the Hydro
poles were of Idaho cedar rnl would
$ 1,950.00
County grants -
(leneral grout ..g-^4AMJa-
Speeclal crant,r. •
under see. :15
(2), chap. 326,
R.6.0. 1927 1,425.7E
County Mao re of .
debenture and
rot and fall down.interest comp'. "
ops ' ri4 f.100.00
Councillor Turner pointed-
out that
when the Bell Telephone Co. wanted ,
10 put up poles they sIltonttted the pro-
posal to the council, and the Hydro' Mts•ellaneolls --
people should do the same ly.thinog. The gang Typewriting
fes.
guy wires put-. up_bT the _
spoiled tbe appearance of 110 sir n; fees $110 -
`e- be mid. Examination t
Deputy Reeve Moser asked who
would be liable If there were an aori-
dent through someone's tripping over taxc*-
a guy -wire. There was no reply. pa
A motion was mowed "that the pub- Goderich share of
lie works committee look Into thewires
have already been placed on and
lie ter of hydro poles and guy on
$ 2•566.x9
some of our town streets, an we feel 4;eneral muntck.--- -13.96-
Me matter should have come before pal levy ......
our council before anything was done
In thin matter."
To Preserve Histories' Material
Councillor Brown said that consider -
Imperial Parliament. Kahl of this en -
hands
ofr the
material bed been late O. W. Black r andthe he ENGLAND IMPORTING actment, when addr.e4l 14 the House
-it would be open to the Irish I'erlia-
wondered If it would be poneible to RU:BIAN TIMBE$
recut at any time to repudiate legally
make some arrangement with the ppb end with full sanction of law end
etc which
bopre for the owe mof ga roam Mar n 16--1t was con Parliamentary pra•w1011 all prond
in which to preserve It. It mill.[ tie- London, of rumor,
Mona of the Irish Treaty." And The
come, he old, the nucleus of a very concerning rninged alts negotiation that a con London Spectator, am quoted by The
Interesting collection dal core tract has been entered into between Literary Dieted, December 12, l931,
Tbe
The teemed asked the matterimporters ease. "If the Irish Free State one day
mutes to look Into the and re- 1nglieh timber ire ers and Armlet should make up her m1pc1 to withdrew
port at the next meeting of recuterteincii. Ruselau exporter _ter a supply M from the British mi
nweattll there
Bylaw No. x, given
11* is for 2.100.0(N1 cubic n"'ties a{ timber during in no clause inserted I1 the Statute of
road oiling In 1931, was given its three the present year.
ray ••etltied "Timber i)1. Westminster to atop her. if ('hunch
readings and peened, and the Connell w molal company
have organised a or South Africa derided to withdraw
adjourned at 9.15. trtbntors, i.imit d," comprlalnR 160 from the Commonwealth. ,,not a Brl-
NOT 80 PUNCTUAL firma, sharer' in ettdch are ct g Motel
fish bayonet would be nasi to pre
hotel among tlm•r b.importer* vent it."
Seeforth Newt': The trains from out England. Now It in only theses who are fore-
Ooder
sharp ch home for many year basedWhen the first word eoncernln3 the liter with the history of Ireland for
sharp on time, but seem to be losing propclwel was hex rd law( December, re the la at tour hundrel yea re who
.tart p„unctualfty reputation since they precentathts of tl>t Canadian Govern
can fully appreciate the 1r.•rnendono
started to 1Heel the Huron and Brines pleat In London :end Certain Fnglteh In importance and Weenie tr,,,wcance
Itnlnat Chilton n the etartNcicln. s i protests with ter
On Tuesdaythe221 train was half d°atrlaltatr eels• p of this resent pin* M Rrittah IP w-
an hour late, more or laws, having had. 00vernment latlrn. Atter four centnrfea of bloody
In (big eeen^'tlee the Government war and rebellion, penal lawn, perm.-
( to wall at Clinton for the tardy 1., has Introduced in the Howie of Com Mltlon, confiscation and endless agt-
f H. & R. rerun a hill whbir would prohibit Ire tatkm, during which time every alt -
AIR / A NATIVE OF SEAFORTH portstlon of good+ ma'P In toner. glide means of coercion wax made
eonntriew hy forced hut Its effort use of In an attempt to crush the
t(eaforth Expositor: John Alrd, jr., on the timber contract labor,l ranntt 11e seen national life and soul out of a raeP
he of the mystery $125,(100,000, wheals ■t 111P moment densis has a general of D"ODIe who leveed their country
theunc13s financial transactions with ernhergo against EtnsMan product+ with a p..alosate love, and who
the Beenharnola Corporation have whelp the l'niiw1 State' has restricting t'tuhtslrnly rc•fuwect tris. M either
tia, of nationwide I interest, n n nae •n't crushed or cou4100rod, we of Ala gen-
le•glt'lntlrn but d�•ee not imisat
b it of butrih. Ile was born y the under prevent Bros la powerless to Ire eratton are privileged to witness this
bullfrog but lately, aipi ed by the pos a general 14, Op Rn.alan pro peaceful, bloodless revolution of 1951,
Seafrrth MPvnorlal }lpapital, wMMh, at ducts this last and gracious and generous
was the Bank of Commerce .., T - grwt°re hy the King and Parliament
•eww.. Hie tither, new SSr.Y1ta Aited.�
that time, w ,., . 1((► Prat e4►,A. 1sJlb�4 of nlaat Britain. wiping out with a
1 wee teenager of the local branch of I shpt to die per eta "r y 'rad
91m'ri).ek cat 1)aiNp abort forty Alp,. Rostra, *, dais, tits haat!
premien eUour centuries of time. Tia
rtrure
rearm ago. showing In the slat (Oentineed on pap 7)
��S�sk, Q�alit
Local municipal
INA
1
1,...
w 1
and Niue
You'll find all these in our Made-to•otder Clothes --and
this season the prices are lower.
GOOMICWITHES: CIV£ A -A cQN IDE . --
PEAL _GREY_ is MEN'S HAT [fie ellimis f(K SOW
f 1
•mss DRY CLEANING AND REPAIRING SERVICL
--Frank IV -Martin
PHONE FOUR NINE THOS AID likiT,
Lloyds
estment Brokers
DF3 IN
T AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
INVESTMENT TRUSTS
ISTRIAL SECURITIES
We recommend the purchase of C stiaeatal Gas Corporation
Offkes.--Goderich, West Street.
• Toronto` 33-43 Adelaide Street.
Why gamble on
-the_erti_arioe of -safety
cosf,�i
so little?
When you place a deed in an
unlocked wooden drawer; an
insurance policy in apigeon-
hole; a will in some hiding -
place; a bond in a cash box ...
you are gambling on a mere
chance of safety.
You are gambling with theft,
with fire, with carelessness, with
short memories.
The Safety Deposit Boxes of The
CanaclianBank of (ommerceare -
placed m vaults built to provide
protection for the Bank's own
valuables.
The Bank cannot afford to
Gamble on a chance of safety
... neither can you.
. The rentals of this Bank's
Safety Deposit Bozos aro low.
•
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OF COMMERCE
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