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itufwel. 31.111. *nd family, of De-
troit, visited on SoturdaY with the
former'e sister, Mrs. IN. Theinnsinl, and
other Dennybrook filendd.
Mr. Dan Reuger,. Ur, and 14(rS. Will
Renger and little datighter'of Clinten,
*ere, ISUnday visitor$ At t11,4 hoMe Of
Mr. IL Chaniney. Mrs. Iteuger 'was
forahet4' MISS Dorothy Charaney of
plstewel. ,
Mr.. and MrS. G.. A. MacLanglilln
and daughter Joanne, of'Detroit, spent
the weeleenc1 with her mother, Mrs.
Ohavaney, and other frlendS.
Mrs. Elizabeth 'Naylor visited last
week with )51r. and Mrs. Wm. Ringlet'?
10th concession.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Craig or raiAuburn 131 se1.143°1$ "i°111
and Mrand MrE'rule 41° maint4inedt
would greatut ly chOspitalization cost
. s. . Cg end
(Continued from page 3) Reeve "George McNeil, committee ehair.
yowls women, in plowirtg at local plow man,ellIPIOuett
iug matches this yeav and stext, se go whe quarterly report a Consteble A.,
to develop talent. Local competition (i's JeritilOP Vr4"' readIt Wt° the''91117
forme the first day"program of the ette received,
luternational match. . Instructions of the, Department of
Ex -Reeve William !Stewart brouglit 'Welfare TeePeeting taking 'frOva the
felicitations of himself ad the fume relief lists the names Of unnaturalized
in West wassetras Italians and other alien eneMiCS, was
• * Medical InSpeetion of Children Inca reference'
The* police committee report WWI
Mrs. Albert Taylor addressed Connell
on. beh.alf o Thtork ThZU4 and ficheol 4(1"ted*•
Club, seeking to interest Council in be Amotion sponsorrm. by ReeveS Mc.
half of medleal inspection of children Nall
and Duncan. calls -for all feeS
earned by Vonnty constables, to "W,
'turned 'over to the-Connty treasurer.
it Was carried.
In future yeers. • . • '
daueeter eelargatet were etnelay Reese Wilson, under inquiries, asked.
visitors, at• the home of Mr. and MrS.
if Traffie Officer NormotetsLever bed
any -juriSdiction on township roads
with respect to the pestering of cattle,
And received a neeetive anewer.
Iteeie Trewartha asked J.t.tbe taffl
officer had any duties in urban vaunt.
ciPalities, and received a negative
ausweri save In the ease of weeperactitte
with innnteipal or Provincial ofileei's.
On account of the war situation.
Council cancelled its annual picnic for
this year,
Dr.W ".„ 0,. Allow, X0.11., addressed
Ceffnert eaking ee-olYeratieis of meeilierS
14.eradicating ragweed, a noxious weed
and one of tbe. chief" essiseeeoe hay
e-verseellesstraseprotelsedeeosoperatione
C. 'Robinson.
Women's Institute.-frhe 1St. Angus
-
tine WomeA'S Institute met on Wed-
neaday at theliome of, Mrs.'011$
Kina-
liau, With the president, Mrs. Moss, in
charges The roll call, "Hints on .0ard-
, ening," broxight ,Manx uSeful sugges-
tions. 'Community sfnging wars erfs
joYed. Current evenft were given by
Donna Armstrong, It was decided to
denote one pair, of 'blankets to be sent
tb.rough the Dungannon 'Bed ' CrOstS
Mrs. Gus Kinalien woe -appointed eons
vener of the coramittee on war work.
A report of the•distriet 'amnia' At St.
thas-whesgivensby.sNoreens,Kinahan,
and liars. Moss'. Readings were given.
by Mary Carroll and Mrs. Moss, At-
tendance, 16. •
W.M.S. Meeting. --The Donnybrook
W.M.S. held their June meeting on
Thursday afternoon, witli members
from Auburn, Crewe and Westfield pre-
sent. The meeting was in charge Of
the 'president, Mrs, R. igharaney, and.
-after---thes-opening- hymn thesLord's
Prayer was repeated in unison. Miss
.3t. Jefferson read the-Scripthre lessors,
after whlch Mise Albeit -reE
in prayer. Solos were coritributed
Mrs. Rivett of Crewe, 'Miss Winnie
Campbell, of 'Westfield, Mrs. Plaetzer
of Auburn and Mrs. H. Jefferson of
Donnybrook, and a duet by Misses Ila
and Betty Craig of Auburn.. Mrs.
Crozier of Crewe gave an interesting
report of 'the Conference branch meet -
hag' and Mrs. Wm.. McDowell read. a
letter from Ur* Longley, a missionary
in China qh.o was formerly a West-
field 'girl. Miss +Rebecca. Thompson
closed the meeting and a sdcial time
followed. Mr. - Woods .and Mrs. Me -
Spoke larleify; thanking tne Donny-
brook ladies. There Were over sixty
present. • •
.,COnsteible.Feett
• It developed In the tilscusSiou on the
police report that there Were loOpholeS
in the Obunty, police bylaw. .by Which
'Constables still collected fees .tet cers
tiiihr''CI'SCS;,. Although .1t wa4 the idea
when tbe ,force was reorganized .W0
the fee system would be entirely
ittate,d., • • _
"IL opinion the Police are alisin
cahoots on this fee ,business,", said
*eve,.MeNall, who, promised that the
bylarw, swould .be amended to stop'
ahnSeS. s •
Orr motion, Wfteereft--Wa.t-sonS'And
,Armstrong, the 'Agri -Cultural coMmitteo.
will attend the Provincial !piciwing
A letter of condolence Was ordered
sent to Mrs. Jamets33owman, Brussels,
whose hesba.nd, -former M.P. .ane
Warden, died recently,
The Children's.' iShelter committee
was ;empoweree to aid the Department
of Welfare 111 baneling the war refugee
prOblem, but 1.4 to consult the Warden's
committee, which has eltarge of Speed.
siniePetriotie-mottees. - -
Ask Place for. Flying Oflicer Roberts
- At -tee seutseteof- yritlay Morning's
-session !it -•wast-aztouneed, therewasa
, possibility that 'Flying 0 ii cer J. M.
!Roberts, County Clerk en leave of
absence, would be diSclutrged erten. the
B,.0,A,FS on stectrant of his health., In
'vie* of the iprominent part that Mr.
Robots had played • in securing two
airports for Huron 'County, the Warden
considered it would' be "a. 4'10 gesture
Legislative Committee
The legislative committee reported,
"no action'on the proposal. 'to have
dogs from Utnited States banned, so as
to prevent a recurrence of the rabies
epidemic Of last' Year, The eommittee
eavored unemployment Insurance as
embodied in a Prince. Edward County
resolution. Another resolution.' from
the same countywas endorsed7acha
fosdo..gith existing regulations govern-
ing -Indigent patientiss--,ThesCommittee-
•con:sidered a •tnird pro'posal of the Same
County, that farmers pay, • With an
affidavit the gas tax on gasoline used
for farm purposes, as infea,Sible and one
that might lead to abuses.
•'No ,action". was reported on la
Wentworth County resolution protest -
lug -Waist eompulsory pasteurization
,ra •
The committee coneurred'ha a rest:du-,
don, 'respecting. the appointraoit of a
"hospital Officer" to inquire into the,
status' of indigent patients, and also
supported another Elgin. County resolu-
tion. to,require the- county in which a
crib* is Committed-triParthe-eostssof
trial --hen, a 'change of • venue • is
granted. .11 also • sipported.slidensing
bread peddlers from outside a county
peddling their wares. . •
A. Howick township resolutiOn pros
testing a cutin the Provineial road
Subsidy Was supported.**
Report 011 Comity litome
George, H. Elliott, inspector of ,the
'County Home, gave rep* on
Thursday morning. luis Elliett saki
he had beeen. 'confined to his home
through' illness. (baring winter months,
but had kept in touch by telephone.
He said that seeding had been he*sup
for four weeks on some Parts of the
'!county farm as hegave thecroe acres
'age of g•raia, roots, pasture, etc., also
.an inventory of livesfoa, horses, swine
and sheep. There, are. ninety-three ins
mates at present In tfiellome.
Reeve H. A. Keys,. Connell's repre-
sentative on the criminal audit •board,
Asked the 1Counci1's Wishe S" on the. quess
tIon ofehatingsthe --Crewn :Attorney
cominnte his fees to a straight salary.
Reeves Bowman, Trewartha, Turner
.and Treasurer Erskine reviewed -the
situation, urging caution for the reason
that the Provincial 'Government: •had
not been. sympathetic to previods pro-
posals of the same nature. No action
was taken. "
The Comity Home comniittee, in its
report,* recommended that its members
attend the annualsconvention' of super-
intendents and matrons. The new
Cdunts, Home bylaw, consolidated and
amended, was. read. • It increases the
number ow the committee from .three
to five, clarifies the duties of the in-
speeter and the tie up betWeen.bina and
the treasnrer respecting the adminis-
tration ef-the hind's ofsinoiates.'
also -recommended- the
purchase -of _jiff:flys odes of land north
of the •CounfY farm frotn R. W. Gib-
bing's-for,. $2,000, the County to take
,poSsession "November, ist. • The County
is at present renting land across .the
road. It is,estimated the land pur-
chased will pay fOr itself in ten years.
The report was redolited in its en-
tirety..
s' Dr: A. Moir's Offer
Dr. Alexander Moir, Addressed. Coun-
cil offering -his private hoghltal, located
near Henn% for 'the sheltering .of war
'refugee children. The gratuitous -offer,
for one year, WAS accorapanted by the
Doctor's promise to give his oWn reedi-
•eal services free for the same -period.
Tile offer was referred to the Child
-
rents Aid !Societe, whieb is to pass it
along to -the Ontario Department of •
Welfaress.IL*T 1fldwards, 0 AJS In
spectae, gave•COuncil a confidential re'
port of the part Ontario is to play re-
specting the talOng care of children to fare at Queen's Park to ,learn why
be sent here from Britain* and Pranee. •Iluron County -10hildren's Aldsaoclety
.. Pollee Matters • had been given tbe lowest rating; earn
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Provincial ronsfablessrJmeow, ing the smallest grant: • Ile said he
asked to addresee'Couficil on fifth teasi told that the set-up in Huron was
eollunn activities and solherSive:satter; Out...of date, that only twoschildren's
ancea' in Huron emnity, asked, all and shelters in all Western Ontario Were
sundry to Investigate rumor s and, If Pow niaintained by counties, • ;that
*satisfied In their own minds thatthert others bad been rented and were earn
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was some foundation, to report at once Ing a revenue. On -the other hand, he
to the pollee. Ile Asked that all
Britishers keep. their ears to the ground
andstheir eyesswide open at this time.
• lie also answered several questions put
by reeves respecting law enforcement.
It was the polies, of the Provincial
pellee, he said, to interfere with Muni -
tette police only- when necessary'. It
also was the policy to co-operate to the
fullest extent. ‘'
The County Police eommittee reconi-
1111)'WO Fares mended that .Toseph fOralg a war tvet- service worker whe commeneed 'her
KINGSBRIDGE,- !June it -We are
glad to hear from Detroit that Jerry
Vogt is home front th.e hospital and
on tee road to recovery. Jerry was
rushed by ambulance to Detroit Oiteo-
pathie Hospital and operated; on for an
acute attaek of appendicitis. Jerry is
the son of Mrs, and Mrs. Peter C. Vogt
of Ardmore Drive, Detroit, hes inoteer
being ehe former 'Miss Annie Sullivan
of Itieobridge. • ,•
•
Cigarettes are elwaYs* Acceptable tei)
the boys overseas. Put a few packages
In the bale being sent bss the Legion.
• -
Rub in Minard's Liniment generalist%
and feel the relief steal over the aching
muscles and joints. For all muscle and
joint pains,,aches and stiffness, sprained -
ankles, twisted limbs-lVlinard's" has
-
been famous for over ea -MVP Good -
for dandruff awl skin disorders, tow
Get a bottle today; keep it
handy.
Olve 16011111 NOIANT
PO YOUR 11111AKFAST
ip rho ~I foe an takarials
aewaafrolViteasela Xi 1st the
diet ie otenimilbr yeagnielet.
A total took 01 Vittitsain DI
otos. polynouritio. Wheat
ae la ignovin ihe he a paoral
*twos et Vitamin 01. Cub.
ono nude leant Whole wheat
in which the wheat dont is
retained in 14 entirety..
*sod POW eft the pireeeteti tk
lucludiugi tbo perebase Slate& A
• Web ibetidlos. sow (wombat as
• County otlice, located sense rim "
un 11**e4 ProPerte, le tit be shotree.
The eommittee report, lu pert, weit
ett follows:
'Your eoutnalsolon eerried tat the
WO* ton the 'Comity rotate la mauuer
. similar to that of other years. Ass you
are aware, ntuelt more sonewisiowittg.
• wao esseeseary than la uornselly re-
quired !during 'the =outlet of elerelt 'net
„April, and 1S is esteteated that more
• thee twice the eamount of work was
• dope as usual,
!Sew 'the January meeting a heavy
Poweegreder ,and snowplow bay° been
bought, and two trucks isoid and re-
• placed with heavier vulte that will be
more imitable for enosvpIoW :work 'in'
tee future. It is felt that with the
trawler and Iteoey grader 'avalleble for
hostel' wore', and, with. strong eight:
truckst for lizist plowitne, the most de -
stable type of 'equipment is being pro-
vided. A. portable ertiolting plant hue
been Isought to replace our wognout
erushing •!
, Tour tommission bas examined the
reed' nortls 'Gorrie. tne, road,
north of Zurich and it et felt that these
, connections eboule,be replaced on the
Oonnty road system., ;We reeonieseud
that 4 by'laW be pasSed accordingly.
petitene 'hes ben reeeivee trove'
sratepayersi reqUestieg elmtsthe bounds
.ary of elowiek and Wallace. be added
to the •fieunty system.
sotelonsfoi-$10-htio-beens 1 Il
Ilia hotel property iu. Auburn, compris-
lug betel builtling ane stables on one
acre 4 land. The ' buildings can be
utilized. for paint slioP, storage, office,
etc., and we reeomurend that the op-
tion be exercised, and a. repair oho
• built The total expenditure to be
' alsout $3,000 this year. - '•*
• Vier commiesion has ettamined the
og the Lochalshs'Sideroad-nt-sthe
sChool and,'Wnile the need for impreve-
anent slisetpparentssits Is felt tbet it
.slsould be lett thes-yeer.- .
We are pie:the& to report that, in
response to your resolution passed in,
Jannary, the Department •of Highways
lia'Vespaid: full subsidy' on the equip.
• 'znent' bought last year:
The-- agrimiltural committee, reported
.against a _small. grant to the Buren
County 'Fruit Growers' A,Ssgefation,
Worry Saps
- The., Reivous System
Worry °yell' business dr househOld
duties, midden Shook, the' insane
quest for pleasure, the feblish at-
tempt to put a week of nornial life
..into twenty-four hours, feierish ite-
tivity, the demand for .sensational
literature are all conducive to th.e
eggravatioa of wear and tear on:the
'nervous syetene . . " •
i. " It •you- are tired,...Thitlese nervona,
and, werried why -not g jets itilburnes .
• Frealth and. Nerve Pills a. e.hunee to.
help put you 071 your feet again.
They are a body buildieg, trove
strengtheniug tonie eontaining the
. essential elemette for the uervous
SYStan• '..>
Ole 27. lilth.in 9.4 444 %%Tonto, Ont. .
• .. .
gretituee if the County °ming
used its influence to have Mr; Roberts
placed in a' ciisilnes,ition at one of pe
two airporth,"'a's If was the Wish ef
Mr, Roberts to remain in war •service
for 'die duration. s
'her •Scott Rath -
Hetherington spoke approvingly'
Of the suigestien Ansi, liter An theodaY
two , resoluttedisis were carried unanim-
Outly. ,They follow*: .
Bowintin--st4anible: That if it should.
• haPPen, thsit J. M. ,Itoberts be dis-
charged from the army and receiving
no salary, he be ,peid. a:gratuity equal
to his former salary until 106in:tea
meets- In Noverabe'r. Carried. •-
Hetherington ,Turner : Whereas
Officer Z. M. Roberts, who was,
Clerk of the •County Huron: for a
nuniber a years, lithe, On Ieeve serve -
in; withsthesit,C.A.Fe and whereas Mr.
R berts has. always been deeply lister-
eseed in aviationand was 'the moving
spirit -Tr bringthe about the estab-
lishment 1. -of . 'Airports in Heron,
sve the Members of Huresu.,,,,,,,,,,county,
Council unaiiimonsly " 'recommena. to
the chief of „sthe• air staff of the
Department of •National ,.3Defence ,
-that Mr. Robert's be, whenever possible,
stransferiedstssanractli•e•postsat-tan-,
County airports, A's we believe his .matter,"., declared Deputy SReeve Brown
ability a'ad interest will Materia.lir •Goderich heatedly. •
/to row Wit -0U CERIA1,
;
• Cubs bring- you :the .-Nhole
•-wheat including the -remarkable
wheat erm in which nature
has stored *sii Many valuable
minerals and Vitan-Ans.
• This wholesome energy food is
also deliciously ,tasty Mellow
malt blends its goodness with
• the nut -like flavor of the Whole
- wheat. Cuticome to your table
Crisp, elute**, toasted a golden
brown: Try Cubs,. for breakfast
totnorrow. - • •
A product of The Canadian
rnpany: Zdiniteci
Executiie Committee "
. The exeeUtive committee reported n
• Wiwi on a request for a $506 grant
for the agricultural class of Seafortir
• Collegiate. The Lake Huron and
n --Pay Lake Ports Associatiett's• .
request for a grant raet the same fate.
Erwin slaeobss assistant . manager of
the, County s Horne-, was refused a .$10
a month increase in galarse• 'Council
diScuSsed this latter item for 'one EuU
hour, there being two recorded diy1S-
ions:- One -to' inerease the salary 10
18 toll. 1
AMen:dment 0 leave it at $10 carried.
c) a ilional was defeated !20, to 0. 4.11.
Mr. Langan; of the Government
ployment office, Stratford, .a.ddressed
'Council, urging that a deputation be
sent to Galt to inspect tlae aircraft
school, to strenghen hand in seciars,
ings a larger qUota, •of •fteni
Huron and Perth, co.unties. •
Bylaws .15 to 23, ideluSive, confirm=,'
• fig busine'ss of the session, were gi-Ven
the necessary. reading's and pessed.
Lasts, minute motions Included the
eollniving: •
Websters-Redmohd: That* the road
from" the division line between East
ante West Wawanesh-jselvenedor-
motor. traffic_ during the vvinter. Also
the road from •LucknoW-Dungannon
comity road•be opened for Motor trade
two blocks east of St. Helens: Ret
ferred to roads -commission. ••
Wilsons---Passmofe: That we petition
the Ontario 'Government to have the
Traffic A.ct amended SO:. that any motor-
ist who strikes' any tiveStock where he
has a clear view ef the ,mad 'for at
least ten rods snail be held responsible
• for any damage done to said. animals
and tnat a resolution to this .effeet be
sent to the various eminty Councils and
the Ontario County Council Associa-
tion. Carried.- • •
"Redinond-Whitnaore: That the agri-
coltural committee be delegated to sup
-
Tort and plan the organization of a
Huron County Unit of the Canadian,
;Chamber of Agriculture. Carried... • -•
Miss Jemole Halliday of )1roskrels bad
both lege broken 14 a falt lest week.
Mleo 'Kate MeFtettl, Itu Exeter bus!.
uess- Woman, suffered /severe toddler
of 4 feet and finigle wneu it kettle of
boiling water slipped in her hand And
fell.
The barn ef Telford Moutgemery, in
Howl& township, was etruek by light-
ning anti burned during a storm, on j rate
16th. IleY, *rain, some implements,
two Pigs end a number of boss were
destres.0.
Zeseph flooti,• passed, aWay at his
&tome !Stauley towaship in Ids
seventy-seventh. year. Ile was a townt
ship courteillor for severe' years. Be-
sides his wife, a, sou 4M1 three daugh.
tors survive '
Mrs. Nathaniel Ogden,. Of Exeter,
was struek by a deliveryetreek 4$ she
and 4i:tether Exeter lattv were can-
vassing for the Red Cross in Ileboree
townseip. The driver of the truck did
not notice her as he ,was backing out
of tile lane. -.She YVAS. taken to London
for hospital treatment of A, fraetrged
leg. - • -s• s •- s • -
Bach -Forrest ,
The marriage of Itlieabetb. (Betty)
steasepbeLte-daughtereofsloleit-Foreesteo
Tuckeremith and the late. Mr, Forrest,
to Jobe'. V. Bach a -Sertforthewas
soleronizee .by Rev. A. W. Gardiner in
the 143gmortaville United ehurch on
Wednesday, June 12t11. • The couple
left on a trip to New York, and en
their return will reside Sea.forth.
Dowso*--lloy
In Wesley -Willis United church,
Clintonessonsetetur ay morning, the
wedding took place of Bertha -Elleee,
elder daugtter of Mr. encllers,
William -
Hoy, Clinton, ler -George Douglas Dowe
son, son of Mr. and .Mrs, jolus, Damns,
aisist in the successful operation of Reeve Turner Wants to Know
a copy of this resolution be sent to On Friday morning just before •ad -
this part of Canada's war effort That
Hon. C.' D. Hotve, Minister of Trans- journment, Reeve Turner repeated his
port, and to Col. Mefsean of the same inquiryastohadwhvyurtchheaseCdonnatygrratadair
Children's Shelter Committee iforwomes•tantenAm:iererican firin, and why the
had not been accepted.
department. 'Carried.
• ,
The Children's Shelter Onamittee Reeve•Turner said he had been taken
leportecT that: the iSociety now has 16 to task for asking the same question
.ehild protection cases, 27. TIP. cases,. the day befere, but he wanted it dis-
os children under care, with four in tinctly, ,-anderstood that It was his
the. shelter, four in boarding *louses', privilege to ask -questions respecting
eight -under adoption -probation, eight County business and that he would
In wage homes, 33 in free homes, ene continue to do so as long as he was a
in a correctional institntien, while the member. Reeve Turner said that, in
_whereabouts of, one was unknown. spite of his requests, he had not yet
sithese-children are visited twice a year received a satisfactory. suaswer. Three
nnd if necessary more often—TO re- tender quotations had been. given. when
port continued : - there were four received. He wanted
.Two new._•sections of work have the Patter Oared .
been added, *namely, • aolaier's. settle- Reeve • Roland Grain, chairman of
fnuiegneets.and oaaintenitrice and child re- the road commission,. in answering, ad-
. mittecIthere had been four tenders, but,
"Due to increased duties and mains that the tender of the, local company
tenance and supervision required it IntS had not ' been considered because it
been found necessary to engage a social-- had no machines ready and the t0113, -
Service worker to assist the superin- mission was in h hurry for delivery,
tendent. This was decided at the Reeve MeNall, jumping to his feet,
March meeting aiid arrangements were sale: "It has -been insinuated the sac-
• made to give the system a trial for one cessful tender was not the lowest of
year: The -expense of this •experiment the three considered?" ' • •
will be paid out ef money left in legacy 'Reeve Grain -s -"We accepted the
to the society. The County willdnot be tender as it was,e
called upon•to assume ttey expense this Reeve T'urner-"The.only way to get
year. This aSsistant has already as- information on these things. is to open
sinned her duties. .The results of the it up publicly in council: These tend -
new system sure more than. satis. ers should be ,arlvertised and MibliShed
,faetory." , in the press; then there would be no
'Heron System. Out, of Date? susieelon." •
sonally visited the Department •of Wel- -
. • New Steel Flagpole
Reeve Trewartha ,sald he had per
the Friday afternoon closing ss -
the Ituron shelter was costing
the county $5,000 a year. , Mr. Tre-
warthit said he learned that a modern
set-up in :keeping with tbe Provincial
standard would have to be introducee
• fri Iinrott and a social serriceewerker
• engaged. The 'Clinton reeve said he
coltid sae intleh more on the euNect
but would. not do so at the present
tithe.
Atehis poi/Weirs. Chaffee, the social
• nlJetwoeu all points in Canada a • nd to eer °tan, be Paid MO ler guard '‘.111tY at duties June 1, was introduced to
e wAr Iteretofoee both the' County . Council decided to give the new a -
PAU AND ONE.QuAuTzit and priv. ate Interests had refused 'to ealleement Year'S trial. 4
FOR. THE ROUND TRIP pay the bill, disclaiming responsibility Province "fiuttini
for the appointment. The proposal et Attorney -General A.
.No action was repoted on the elaira G. Conant to form, 'Civil guards in
.of Jelin Team, of- Daynelti, a former Intinleipalitles was- given short shrift
Countyseonstable, for $22a5, money he by Council. A lengthy circular was
had paid , out of hie, 'own. poeket for. read outlining tietafitst oegapization,
equipment..before be was released from the scheme to be launehed under Pro.
the foree en aecount of physical (Ma- vliscial !pollee auspices. The circular
hefty. It Was admitted that three was refetmd to the pollee' committee,
other 'County eoristables had been paid whiell reported "no action:"
$50 each for equipment, bttt that Mr.
Pease has been paid. three mouths'
salary after be bad been notified to
• bring ea Me equipment or a medical.
eertifleate of Stness. Ile did Witber,
„tain destinations in tile united states ttlir .waterfrofit An the early monthe of Council, 'which she addressed bridle.,
1 -•Tickets, good going from woo 1
' 't leriday, jaw 28, until 2,00 p.m.
' efemittes, july. 1, 1010, " Return"
Teesit to leave destination, not
Wee than, midnight Titestlaye
• . Arty te 1040,
• Timee sboWn are'Staudare
lIINLAIUM SPECIAL FARE
Full inforthation from any agent.
Canadian Pacific .
,
,
"IIear, hear," said several members'.
'"Wity is the Province gratting in on Into machinery sheds, to house the
defenee matter81 haVe our militia. Coenty road equipment, and eventually
The Mei of a. Pmvinelal Coxey's army a repair shop.
is an. wet. This is a purely Federal whe committee was authorinel tts
skin the- property committee reported
that • the coriimittee had ealled for
tenders, respectively. on a new cedar
or cpteel flagpole, eighty feet in length,
for Court House Park. • Opinion of
Council favored the steel pole. Pur-
chase of two smaller poles was fecom-
mended for the registry -office' and. fail,
No action was reported on a plan.' to
enlarge the County Engineer's 'Qtriee at
a eost of $2,000, Council considering it
no time to embark on an expenditure
of this nature. The report was adopted,
The •edecation eomnsittee reported
against a grant of 30 to the Trustees'
and Ratepayers' Association of Iluron,
• asked for by Mrs. Robert Davidson.
A grant of $13 Was recommended to
School Inspector T, M. Game to assist
In *putting on a show of school work
at the ic.N.n. County Twastirer
Erskine was enittowered to eirafer with,
eeetenlary school boards to aseertain
• if they will ,,seeept grants in two. ite
stalments, June and .October, instead
of one. jury, as at present. The re -
Port carried. •„
•
---Urnan Reevee Otitnunibered
The motion on :the rights of motor-
ists and cattle -owners on the highways
prompted a tare -up in Certncil.
"The thing is preposterous,” Deputy
Reeve Brown shouted,.recalling a near
ACeident he had Wlie-WattoWliebbed.
out of a ditch to cross the road un-
expectedly. • ',Reads are ,made for
motor cars; notlor cattle," heeleclared.
• Reeve. Wilson --"Has a farmer no
right to driVe,cattle on the road? Cattle
have more brains than some people."
• Reeve Grain said he knew of smile I
eases where it was -most unfair to make I
the farmer sustain' the:less of. a' beast
and pay for the car damagekas
Reeve itensRathwell commented -that
the majority ofeirivOe'svill not slacken
up whets theyseek*Iterd of cattle bejng
"driVeri on the road. ;••
The eliseusn
eloewas hot andeheav-sr
for a elm, with a sharp division of
.opinion as betn'een urban and rural
reeves. The yeas and nay e were called
for and the, result -was so 'overwhelm-
ingly. favor'of te'rerel reeves that
• Clerk- is:Ton-non Miiler . diplomatically
whispered the result to *the Warden. •
Ite'svasi whielwind flnnh ,Council
concruding. its dellberatIons by singing
the -National Anthem;
Xt. John Jeabeern. Syr. Q. 43.
Jeckases, Tseirolessitk
olSeisted. The Maw erg*
an extended trip through Saaeouit
oda. They will reside eit tit* 141400
groom's. fent 1St Tuebertmeltb.
Ammer *t
Aoldentiol Ikliorte*
John Itiastoul, who remit:led two maim
west ot Seaforth highway No. $o
died in the !Settforth eloapital Wedmore.
day of laot week a* the result at be.
juries reMved the previous week when.
4 team of boroee he WAS 4:Wag reit
away and a seed drill peased over la
bodes A. yeir igo Mr, Itluteue wee las
iured In the ear aceldent which wood
the death of Peter W.. eteotts former
reeve of East Wawituoish. Mr. etintotel
WAS' born in Wasvan0011, near WU:4M"
and resided, in Ifamiltion ettul New
lfamburg before Means in 1141 to the
7Seaferth elle wife and, three
sons sUrvive; also theett bother, Rens
Gordon Rintoul, of Toronto; Chatietet
of ',Sarnia, and ebeater, Of 141100:111;
and two sisters, !Kra.. T. Maestri, of
Belgtave,' and Met. lautee Icerr,
BettStielte.
PORT ALBERT
POUT AraBleffe, June 18. -Mr*
Chas. 'Crawford`and tter mother,. Mrs.
N. Cunningham, returned home" last
Sundey. from Walkerville, Where Itller
visited vvith relatives for a week, They
were accompanied. honte•by Dr. .
and Xi?. ?Cunningham and two child*
ree,-Bobbyetnd Janice.
lirS; 33, Alton Of Belfast Witt 'Istet
week -end at•the home of be idahatterD Grahams
PA -votes Arthur eflurtay dud- Vlifs
ford Crawford or Niagara visited a few
days ot this Week with their parents..
Mrs. Bovetted Quaid and baby daugh-
ter, iShelle., left last Stinday for Dunn-
•ville; where they will live . while Mr.
Quaides work ,keeps him, at that:1,14e%
Miss' `Ida 'Elliott, RN., of, cipdprich,
spent a couple of days this 'week at
the home of iMisS'ICatbleen Crawford.
Mr. and •AIrs. Albert 31eGee, Ceell*
and Helen- visited recently' With, rela-
tives in Windsor and Detroit
Stanley township. The ceremony fwas
Performed by Rev. A. Lane. After a
motor trip Mr, and Mrs. Demon, will
make their home on the ,brideggeom's
farm in Stanlee township.
The home of lrir.-and Mrs, William
Ball,' Tuekeremith; was tee-seete of 4
pretty-swetIttMg on, Saturday, When
Statile, their younger ,dotighter, becairte
the pride a Stanley Jaekson, son, of
."3 06t..of,.4 Jam and 4eiii .champions use C WIT' 0
Mrs, R j. Lunn of Oxford, NS. -Prize-
winner at Oxford Exhibition "/ •
feel, when making jams or jellies 'with Cola,
'w that I aM., sure Of good results. The shorter
• boiling keeps ibe fresh' frail flavour and
Several tirncs 1 have- taken---tbe Sp -Ma -17 -
Prize for the most points in this class at our
county fair."
quicic AND EASY -With Certo you
need boil'only a minute to two min-
utes for jam - a hall -minute to a
minute for jelly.
ECONdMICAli.ArerY little juice chu boil
way in such a 'short boil, so you get up •
• ,to half 'again as much join or jelly.
FRESH TASTE AND cestOini-410co:use
IS of the short boil 41 the &este natural
fruit taste and colour is retained.
AtEs 0001C OF
-RECIPES
_ _
Under the label of
-every bade ot-Certii
is a hook of 72 tested
• recipes for Anis and
• jellies. Be sure to
follow them, exactly.
SO SURE -With Certo you get easy- ../te
reciper that gift surtsuItse-
• •
CERTO is concentrated Fittillr
PECTIN ... the natural jellifying
. substance extracted front fruit, 'EM
Auburn Property Purchased,
•The purchase of the old Auburn
Itotel property, en the mein street of
the villege for $1250 was' Authorized
by County Council, whett the .report of
the road cominieslott was adopted.
. The property, comprising -an acre of
land, on which is. situate the frame
hotel and sheds, ,18 10 be tpansformed
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