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While the den nOU is over, ea
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(Continued from ease 1) 1 does not mean 'that memberioof the
Het; that the outstanding taxes fur Goiterieh Race Association have quit
the years up to December 31e, ISM, thinking sod talkIng of horses and
..et.. ell Itreleirtista sold at the tax gale recurds and ries meets until next ilea -
son. Already IOUs fur the itkiS civic
B DRUG STORE
12 The Square Godsrioh
DENTAL
!111".' !ma PAY
neonate tresg_..Wiagemec
ether intim u ; rift imbert *beet Has
e".•eeetr tbe district, with local dentiebt, held a ;
tJIi In Dr. Maecies office on Wedues- Outdoor
day aftegnoon. Dr. Harold Box, of successful Sew' eay wag bald bY the
Teronte, sere an instructive lecture l'urt Albert school, wit* tea feliew
00 dime** whit* affect tbe testa an& mufti:
also told trf • new oxygen treatment
High juwp--Senior Ittlet-ilthroid
wh * Ileceptiemailt etective In ter 0.04,bieldeu". pony,
pr 0105 of pyorrhoea. IN. Melia 144:14..440km
(if Mites, was Omega by tam&
to be a candidate Troll Herein
rspna Murray.
tor oact on lito • beard 'et
ti le College Deassory,
8 pper 'at tbe Bedford bete
concluded the Interesting nituttne.
1'
Tburaday, October 26th, 11111-11
OD January lee, 1932, be remitted,
cancelled aa d rtruek off the tax rolls;
that reelesseAse of J. H. Robert -
eon ail anent* gad tax collector be
accepted, to take Meet at a date to be
named later.
Thee were *Ma (Almost' dealing
wite wpm, and clause
whegievided gee peat of contention
for Slip meeting, was as follows: -
"w ham received applications for
the Mitt.* of amegror and tax col-
holiday meet VI* b&tu dtecusae4
There is a proposal to have three
races for $1000 each and two event"
for colts at $600 each. This may hoi
modified, however, by elating out one
of the $1000 stakes. rive races make
a pretty big afternoon's program. eel
a four-eveut program [night be just as
*meet*** to the public as the 1011101
one that lasts almost until sundown.
libeler trim ega eslowlig: °maid With purees of $3,000, pe -haps $4,000,
eekt. John E. Hacking, Lorne Bow- t -
0. Weir, Gee. C. Ryan. Chas.1 Exeter horsemen are talking Of put-
t. Boui,d). ting on recta next year with genes
good purfrs. The proposal is to have
rhe Exiti* meet le.the last week of
JIM,, just prior t1 Goderieh ettgli•
SU t homes magitonvententle taktt.,
set jib
... •
while At is imest that tte Oodevil
troth ni already the best In !Fatt-
en Assochttion is always'
ke better year by year,
',revetment Is un -
track raised
ere, giving
tt. shape. Thin,
tbe surface
a couple of
kb Ito an Item
bold.
Junior girls-I'rs
MeCreight, Isobel =or.
Standing broad junni--Beitilor
Harold McGee, Jo. McGee
CARLOAD TO/11 TIER Wan' aMartin. Senior girle-Agnee McGee, Norma Murray. J
The people of Gotlett1 *MI tiellalW Rae Martin, Harbors Ad
have responded generopsly to letsre-
quest of tbe ehlieltell ter Elwin e.etie. Junior giria-tliaz
and clothing for t
Western Canada.
(minor car. packed to
Caw station for
wa -1 ewsirltIckaitaL
ee among
A" rags Lednor. Semi* Merrily. Junior
will be distributed
lases, Harburn Adams, Charlie Adams.
sifiede. So generous were the cal- Jailor eris--Frances MeCreight, Rome
had to be left behind. Word of the Running hop, step lied Jotop-flen-
receipt and distribution of the mach- for boys -Harold McGee, Joe Mtelee,
needed foodstuffs it expected in a Gordon Martin Senior girls --Norma
few daysMurray, Helen McGee, Agnea Led -
The churches of the district are now nor. Junior boys-liarburn Adams.
.
at work collecting clothing for a sec- i junior girle--Pernees Mcf•reight. Rose
end t741. ego Westward bound. Dona- i Murray, Maxine McGee.
Gong so far are excellent as to both ! m p se rea et le Mc.
quality and quantity, but no matter, G(Jpe mciletf, Horace CrawfArd,
how great or small it may be each ' 'leo), Gordon Martin. Teenier girls--
douation is greatly appreciated by those N.rrna Murs Helen McGee, Agnes
in (-barge of the collecUng. Among the
many donation's to date, It Is said. h 50 -‘yard
a very se7viceable.tur cost. ;ee. Harold
Senior girls-
Met.ee, rranees MaCreIght, 11040
L e of ray.
r Running broad junrp-Senior hors -
Mt Harold MeGee, Joe MeGee, Gordon
"126' Marti& Senior girls -Helen McGee,
tributions that a considerable quantity
lexarened with the,mont-up-date
equipment end ihmsnen fitted al
re* sone ble priors,
-15 year; in Goderich-.-
veer. TM F•efttel•
Goderich Ont.
Senior bo s ---Jon Mc-
, Hpui4
en McGse, Agnt‘a.Led-
,, nor, Norma rray. Junior boss -
Charlie Aiams, 14rborn Adams, Earl
1 M rtin. Junior etie-Ree Murray,
I, Frances deereight, Maxi..' Mcee.
Throe Ine soft fell -Helen McGee,
Norma Murray, Agnes Lednor:
220 -yard dash-Senlor boys -Harold
Mena', Istereg Draper, Hone* Craw-
ford. Elellor girls -Helen McGee, Nor-
ma Murray, Fmnees MeCrelght.
The ehardpionships were won as fol-
lows:
Senior boys --Harold McGee.
-Wilier gins -Azalea -111cIRC
Junior boys --Harburn Adams.
Junior glirls--Fraeree McCreight.
P EC I.A. L!
DRESSES and SUITS MASTER -CLEANED.
TA11.011-rIESSKI)
-MARV() SVSTEM or DRY CLEANDIO:-
ALTERING - REPAIRING
Hats remodelled end Made like
J. A. NIVINS
Called for aid delivered.
East Street and Sq
elite
County
recess
cn Sas. MtMfll
tery betieft wit*
creP°uIvensilirt had
a
dh
road into else
way- at this -pita
Me harbor, twitter Mad I
tee reported : Reim:ding
Meptember 27th teem
Salt Company, Ltd. we
that the Company. be not truants.
tri fit space in the west abed
et 'the doe* will be 1112 pet and
that the flooring in the etas& bee
again been repaired and .11peereer
good condition. We are hada lite
siding, windows and doors of
shed at the 'Arbor repair
in good condition fur the r.
• The fire committee report that all
ainilleationS for building permits had •1
been granted, including a " erne, -
the Shell garage and .erviee eta le et.' Tatildrs. John
on Kingston greet: that the request Youngblutt
of the fire brigade for three rubber days at the 'wee a few
sister-in-law,
coats and two pairs of rubber boots Mrs. Gordon. Snell.
lie left RIM Die chairman: and that a Mrs. Wilson of Clinton spent a few
new fifteen -plate. heavy duty battery !days last week with her daughter,
re
a price ot $14. '
purchased Tor he 111c1Wmot at "Mrs. 14.-M. carter.
Thee reports were all adopted, with were visifors In G.sd
Mr. and Mrs. No
tbe exception that the report of the Mr. and Mr.. \yin .To of Exe-
finance committee was amended I.y the ter visite,' on Soc.i.o. at Om home of
• uslon 4.11, tbe clause recommending Mr. and Airs. 11,,,.ir.1 Campbell.
en agesolatment to the position of as- Mise Marjorie cimpbel le In God
-
maser and tax collector. • erieh, wkdre ,lic lir- secured st position.
Bylaw No. 21, authorizing the mien!' The foe' slipper held lest Wednes-;
lets 1216. 1217 and 1215 (bought In by ; day evening under the puspires of the ;
langeryLi_VA.d. proreftiehoicsitifd fumes& over
lft121 to Itobert J. Doak for VA, was $113 twine remit:red The cituretf was
put throne'. and the is:dwell adjourned. to Its cepa. itt.
Mr. and Mrs. lievittle enter -
"The world no longer know. how to I tallied friend. fr.mi Toronto and Glety
I sivi a on Sunday.
laugh." tinglipinso rsi,
u4saiedandts"r
when the etmewateh Is
The folktswillgy engin' tire• %
Star's harness berseeolu
titadaL iiktaterest_teseir, as Alt Aden ha
east-isia
*
and. the road-
Ilerith Qe
ieb 111* :
4The)1111411.1"1"Able
w,taarre
view et mime
aa fee4. settle the...exult t
cotRadlIra eft- *ldn back.'"
Alf AbllIti
.stent parent
years.tbroak On
Widnessfd4itWo
US tee
lie Termed
is of lode
reeed en
net, INK
er 00055.
If .khdell„
lu t al. t
' tH1:11-4‘
pedoverororthea
hopp4se 0*.
ten
,f the oast tie -
at here nodal
15 fur AwAt
JJM Ile tur ned ' fut.
Ateren times and et
D$ following year he weld.
• 41144., " aa beeftynaliturtme
oreggy.eix thaws affitfrqs
is.'
being mews*
Word has peen received of the death.
which occurred on October 5th at
Kelowue, BA, of William liartwea.
a former well-known realdeut of Cob
borne township. Deceased was aged
eighty-nine years and eight Months.
He bad been In faille; beeth or
itjeh and was &Milted to thi-
hoepital At Kelowna two weeks before
Mr. Barkwell was born at Port Hope,
Ont., and farmed for a number of
years on the Sib vt011ee8111011 of COI -
borne. Some Mier Years ago he went
o Saskatebewan. where be engaged In
farming until 1919, when he removed
to Kelowna. Resides his wife, he
leaves thrte sons: Maitland, at Ker.
robert, Sask., Oswald and Virgil, at
Vellese_jageme..atadoeseerthregtfetne-
We-Perkins. at Edson, Alberta.
The funeral service., attended be Mr.
Maitland Hartwell and Mrs. Perkins,
was held at Kelowna October 9th.
• • •
WILLIAM JOHN ROWDEN
•
Death deemed a well-known real -
diet of Godirtich township on Tues-
day, October 16th, when !William John
Howden palmed away at the home et
MilideppiRobert E., on the Flth cones"
aloe of the toweethip, after a tem pee-
lod of ill -health.' Oineased, who was
sixty-nine years ot ego, was • son of
the- lam Mr. and Mrs. .Jame Rowden
was bora au the farm on the 14th
coliceaalpis of Goderich township on
he
Tiiteed• until after the death
a., t 'is wife four years ago. Ile thea
went to reside with bis eon. AnOther
son. Own Rowden, resides in Toronto.
Deceased was an Angli-an and attended
St. John's church. Holwitervtile, until
It was C40041 some years ago. Of
late year., however, be was badly
A:rippled with rheumatism *ad was es -
able to attend church. In politics he
was a conservative. The funeral took
place on Tlinteday to the Clinton ceme-
tery, the service being eonducted by
;lee W. Busier, rector of the Ray-
field Anglicas chureh.
• • •
R. A. PRIIMIANI
After long periwig' faillugliealth.
Reginald "Shinn Prldham, a native of
GrelerIch. Med on Monday at hie home
In Toronto, In his forty -855o.& year.
Dereatied was a son of the late Er. and
Mrs. Fred J. Priethen of Goderkh,
at an early age joined the Mai
• Wastero Canada Flour Mills
After mine years in the WInni-
geginfli,e he was transferred to Cal -
accountant, and In 4923 to
Metre glace 191111 be bed held
beof treasurer of the Compane,
03,
a position of responsibility welch he
011ed with 'narked ability. He enlisted
tor IlIeViel In the Great War and was
overseas. the last year of the VI nr Ma
wife died a year ago H nd he is .ill,
Tired by a daughter, Dorotby, aged
fifteen: also by a brother, Maitland
Prighain, and a slier, Mrs. Arthur
1'. Reid, all of Tome*. ' Mr. W. C.
Pridham of Goderich, unele of the de-
ceased, -airsinded- Tee Temerat at Tor-
onto yesterday, and many former God -
each people now living In the cite
were present at the service.
• • •
HENRY STOWE
SAVE
MONEY
ON TOUR
rvan.cay.
TUINACIFPIP111
PLUMBING
DOLL BLOWZRS
NIINIDIITSRS
--PROMPT SERVICE --
The death of Harry Stowe, for many Carl ‘" "7
years resident ot Goderkh, occurredW. Worseil
on Tuesday at Guelph, to which place
emeeved _front -Godertele-we
tour years itge. -Mr. $towW51-
In Goderich, a son of Henry R. Stowe
and Mary Mathieson, and as a young
man conducted a bus service here. Hi
was twit,' married. He leaves a wi-
dow, formerly Miss Mabel Brandon,
of renew. Falls, and four children,
Shirley, auth, Robert and Beverley,
and also Miss Jessie etowe, a daughter
of els first wife, Mies Mabel Wilson,
of Paris. Also muerte( are • broth-
er, Kenneth M. Stowe, of Goderich,
and a eater, Mrs. Cratectiell, of Tor.
onto. Re was predeceased by two ere
ters, Mrs. Geo. Dunlop and Mew Mary
Stowe. Tbe remains wire brought to
Goderich for Interment In Maitland
cemetery, the reseed train( piece
tills (Thursday) afternoon from the
home of deceased's brother. K. M.
Stowe, Eget street, with Rev. D. 1.
Lane. of Knot Presto t. 'Ian church, is
charge a the aerates,.
—s- - - -
• NEW WELLS IN USE
Fire protect km eissie.. beene,ireiseffie
improved in Goderieh. and the supply
enel quality of drinking water a
been con•Iderably. improved. wfth
introduceon of the use of the
vacuum elle at the town water
plant. The eel'', one of wh
es an auxiliary to the other,
1 thorough teat by the are
oft __Wednasdayeseelnd._. whet _
streams et water were in play uui.
teneously. With pressure .1 115 pump-
ing station at 105 pounds and additional
force being obtained through the eine
ellary gasoline pumper, excellent pres-
sure was obtained, reaching a high
level of nen pound.. with two lines of
hose and 100 pounds with four lines,
from one hydrant.
Is Your Car Ready
for Cold Weather ?
The first freeeteg day is due
Any doe now. Don't take need-
- kii chancel with the coolinj
Intern of your car. This year
we are rdtotemending Eveready
Preemie, the guaranteed anti-
freeze, and we ea n put k In
riffle away. 1,:vorraily Preston,
dors not evaporate or twat up a
motor. Let us 'meet it in your
ritir1WWW.-"Ttle- Poet of all -win-
ter. two-way protection against
both. freest's( and corroolon 1.
surprisingly low.
Barker Bros.
Service Station
Bayfield Road Phone 241
(Blue Water Highway
we can supply you with the me
Shoes that Dr. Locke pre-
scribes for his patients
11 yon are linable to visit the
world-renowneil cliele at Wil-
lianeesurg, Canada, where DR.
M. W. LOCKE performs his mar-
-15einne •rttelle leeis you
can at least come here and let
us fit you with a pair of his
shoat.
The genuine M. W. LOCKS
K.W.
eSNAPSNOT CU I L
Your Own "Candid Camera"
ick!- At dam fire nasal ivre
Union, sniffle pr sneer* -jai a
few drop. n.fits:ro-nol. It eer
dgi
lair. the f n• peer;
Nature -ig.340•Jaqie
-lu--
e.Id, and to tiros. off colds in
their early stages.
Where irrit2tien has led to •
clogged up nose (a stUffY Wad cold
or nasal catarrh) Va trodaol pene-
trates deep into the nasal passages
-reduces swollen inemb
wavy c -brings
lutely safe -for both children and
adults. It has been clinically tested
by physicians -and proved in every-
day home use by millione
P1111 SILOAM!
YOUR DRUGGIST hes • limited
supply of combination trial samples
01 Viirrro-noi Mid its We coritnere--•
IticksVapoRub (modern exter-
nal treatment for colds) -with
dime** for using these twin aide
to fewer dad shorter colds in Vick*
Plan for Better Control of Colds.
Get Tour free package today.
tryout protaatthiat
The success of
VIcka drape -for
nolo and throat
ought scores of
imitations. The
trademark V iet ro-
4.11 Is your protee-
ta reef ng this
etehisim Vick for-
mula ... Ask fer
Vicks Va tro -not.
Made 1. Canada)
Shop was dealgued by Dr: Lecke
himself, built according to his
speuifications, and is the only shoe
carrying Ilia personal endorse-
ment.,
Wave. °nidal distributors for
115 14, W. 1.0('KE :owe lu Gode-
deb. anti are here to fit y
With the t
your
Gras announce moving from Victoria Street to West Street, storeformerly
occupied by W. C. lnazel,- and announce
g Day, Saturday, Octobe
cordially invitslill to inspect our new Black and White Store
SHOES FOR MEN AND
M EN 0014
Geo. MacVicar
OPENING DAY SPEC
alfres for sandwich and 22cLarge Princess Soap Flakes Smaller 1A
11 14C
size FEZ.
Vanilla
Ito. 5 gist
•
4111.0batied
eitencTun
mhos irtil have no mots !GB&
Ilia weather forecast for this
honlahold a "fair and warmer."
Ten 11100,Tlelle furnish the ill-
fer life and subtr•
yaw was the fires Naldgepare
use eau. They are the sprites
,thetinak. e Ultnr bright and
heery.
•
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. • ,
*.'.agy Made with vat)
alliqPindasdoltk.n. 8'
nOt mead istillient
caties-1,4411Welliedir
canrifilbses.
Rut you don't need any each OM,
Ora to make Your OWN "candid cam-
era" snapshots. Of emerge, you will
not be able to AIM ender ordinary
rams lirtint-thillose your camera
has aa .3.15 lens, dr taster -but you
will 11:1,1•11140 oWrtanity In
piece' le Utter.
Per ezentrlb, lo ii love pie-
, tern 0' Ded, or thisiker Brother
llitstivf hit OP!? WeEsitig multi he
Mem Mare41*41,ig5ig‘,04 yet we
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'PHONE 98
hifb
tor/ the m.
imeo•and
whet
sech
Inter -
dime than be
too.
tit asioanal • "
featiatided of Rim "glanathap-
shots, ter yen tumidly he work
under gems handicaps. M NU -
per elm is result hie
stuff: *bated know it, anyway.
Fast *clean lens *irking at
its wi opening, a wateldni eye
e nd unobtrusive tellers work
-them the only aolhalals tot
DOW ina1411.
VAN4KMANni.
Onions, No. 1
Sweet Turnips .
VEGETABLES
Large White Winter Radish. 2 for 5c
Cauliflower, medium size 2 for 15c
GRIFFS GROCERY
Acme..
We Deliver
West Street