The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-08-08, Page 4111•111111•1.11.."
HARMONY in your
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Goderich Take First
Gatne in Semi-finals
Ripley Loos Close Oione
GOdetieb DiSalOnd-
ScOre• 302
Big Crowd and Good
Races on Monday
•
Amid 00XneSS Horse Event
Provides After110011.'s Sport
for-Over,-4,0einav
Over four thousand harness raCe
thustasta from, all over Western On-.
'tilde attended the annual Goderich
race meet at Agricultural Park on civic
holiday •atternoon ad' were treated to
sue of the best •iaee programs seen
/*ere in recent years., The crowd On
the .grandstancl Was the second largest
since the grandstand was built.
, So well conteetedeWere the reees that
In only one event,rthe three-year-old
pace, was there a horse which won all
, three heats. This was Pine Ridge
Alexe of the Pine Riel.ee Steblea, Lone
don. in the three-year-old. pace.
As every heat Wast`a 'race there' were
no sPeeific winners in any of the four
different events.'
. The results were as follows:
7 Smith Stake,. 2.28 trot or, pare, purse
SON
• iiddie'Gratton, Rayson, Har-
• risten MacDonald) 3 3 3
&Uan•Vetle, , C. -W'arwiek,
Brussels ;(•Broug-- se 7 T
Peter Direct, W. D. Fraser,
RidgetoWn (Fraser) 4
gratton Tedelfe-
'team Toronto (Hillock)
lareirgaret Direct,. W. S. Harvey,
New Hatnburg (HarveY) is 2) 2
Ray Peters, D. 11. Carapbell, '
Ailsa - Craig (Campbell) 5 6, 5
Gladys Oakie, Chas. Cronyn, •
-101audeboYe (MoraviSeY) 6 5 4
'4Time-2.1,0yey 2.104, .2.1.2.
• Edward Stalte, 2.14 trot or pace, purse
Leah Guy, Manehester. Steck •
, Farm, „Galt (Finerty) 5, 2 2.
•
June G.ratton, D. J'. aleelotriest • e
•
4 7
1 1
• GittilsiD BEND
Dancing Nightly
WILLIS TIPPING & ICES CAS-
CADE- RHYTHM ORCIIESTRA
Last Call for Amateurs--
- Only two - chances mote!
MondaysAug, 12th and Aug:19th
1 contest Aug: 26th, for 1st
'2nd-OreavICCOntest
Cash Pr'izes $5-$3-$2 each Mons
Seaforth Brass Band Concert -
- SUNDAY' AUG: llth
5-11111: - Silver-Colleition-,
Come and hear a fine program
by 0g:1'011 -known, 'band.
Free adinission before 9
Tues. Thurs. Fri.
first two dances free every night
Beach Floodlighted Until 3lid-
night Every 'Night
VISIT OUR "SURF SHOP"
Lnkrnw (BrOUgh, "and Litt) 15
Xaric Harkaway, Vora De
pueio, London (lierhats) ;.,8 T
In seve 7innings ball ;gam, e. given
carious,' ,tw6't by the fact that neither
team ",seoried4 an earned run, the -Gode-
rich Lions edged -.out Ripiey 3-2 and
went one c;3111110 up in the be*t-two-of.
three Bruee League JuulIir semi-finals.
aacitiaa.714-e'lltegtir,r4b0401,)=9, -
deserved vietory much OM than die'
Ripley. They outhit the visitors a to to,`,
but 'they also. outerrbretl them and if
Lady Luet. had deigned to frown
slightly on the, anderielk *youngsters
they might have come out on the short'
"Stu", Henry was in rare farm on the
eild of the scOre.
I Goderieh, mound and held the viSiters
6" to threelaits and no walk's while regis-
' tering eleven strikeouts. The only real
i
AU ,Gratton," 4,. Prondfoot, , . innings 'Willett allowed a RipleY run, ,
Campello 'Bay, Quebec: „ . .1741,pley seored their tfirSt,..;.run in the ,
(Hillock) ,,:. - ti. 5 3 'opening innings as a ',result of two
Be4 Lee, r„ ..j. *att, London , ' Goderielt errors, Coupled with a'single
(Rughes) ' , 3 1 4 'by rinlayson, The Lions tied the geme,
'Irkali. 33rtroks"Bros-,-;-Lon-ese)--ees deethessoLeandefaaine,Withoeltarakna.. „e -e ----e
1
don (Gratton)'9" 7 hit. Bloomfield walked, stole seeon
tia,w in his .Performance waS when he
Uncorked a wide pitch in the sixth
Washable Pants
Big range' of neyv patterne
salaieriZed Slirelnike ail „SiZeS,
28 to 41'
<,
$1.45- $1.65- $L95
Short Sleeveless
lititeaters, -
$1.00- $1.45-- $1.95
Robins Ltd.
A.OENV TIP TOP TAILORS
Phone 384 The Square
Bert Patel', W. j. Harvey, Nevr base and then set out to steal thir Lxoss ray Gotr
,
rinlavso Riple;.,, catcher whi e th.4.
Hamburg ("HarveY) oe# ... * .. 4 4 3' 11' PP 4 C
Imperial GrattoM' Earl I ball Pollock at third but the ._ rlticize Town Council for AJUR411-s
Dutton. (Fraser) 7 6 5 ' Peg -was wide and the ball went on into Midway to Operate Here
Babe Gratton, D. R. Campbell, I left field while Bloontaeld seameered A, beut twenty members of the Lions
AilSO, Craig - (Canipbell) G' 3 home with the run, -
• Club gathered at the Maitland golf
Tinae-2.07, 2. 08, 2.08%. I, Ta. clime' tallied on almost an course On. Wednesday afternooa to par-
,Lidentieal play in the fourth ,inniaga, ticipate in a duffers tournoment."
Whitely Stake three-year-old and
. er yam' pu$800 I after he had got on second base as ,o 4milers unable to be present for the
undrse Ridge result' of a sirigie and loose ball handa I. g340if game • turned oat later. for dinner
Pine Ridge Alex, Pine
,, London (Herbert) ... e 1, liag by the, centrefielder on the same at the clubhouse. A feature of .th
etabies1 1 e
etey Lee, Harold Berry, et. 1. Int.. • . • . meeting was The unexpected arrival of
Marys (Berry) 5 5 21 Ripley tied things for a second tune District Governor Chas. Bennett .of
rixtieou, Owen Stables, =son- • I in the sixth innings, waen Eielayson Paris, 'elect happened to be iu the 0.-
, - 4 g -54-dropped- a ahort hit -iato--eentreaeldi
burg ,(Hillock) trict. and looked -up the plate- of -meet-
Ex Ra Wes. Litt Stratford
tB(oLrnoit)ot7 Bros., Loladott, (rat
3 2 3 I and weht to tbird on a wild pitch and
e failed to ifold. Fiolayson stole second -
• I,thea came home on .Harrie' sacrifice
i which McIntyre got his glove on but ine . ,
golf committee; mated much merri-
meat in the distribution of prizes, win -
Lion Doug. Mooney, chairman of the
, , K t
Association for Thoracic Surgery., ,So -
Climatological Association, American
ele-ty of Thoracic Surgeons; Mississippi
Valley Tuberculosis ,Association and
Marguerette Ami EtenleY,
. grounder to Bloomfield between:first: ners of W' hich were as fellows : Low pre.sident of that, group in 1923,, of the
1 and second bases.. gross, T. R. Patterson, A. E. Beckley, Radiological ;Society. of North America,
7 81 The Lions went ahead for the. final, .
13e:4"-Jaelesot( tied),ithigh gross, W. J. '
American Public Health Association,
i tilde in their.half of the sixth innings. Baker • high hole, E. 0, Beacoin; moat ,- -
Michigan State. Medical_ 'ISoci ty,
DR0 maw purroaizen
DIE* AT ISATT11 MEW -
IM.P.L14.3 Ore,ek, Mich., Ag. 5.4 -Dr.
Stuert - Pritehard, intereatioaelly
1/- ' .
known, authority( on tuberenlesis and,
prealdent and gei eral direetor of tile
W, K.•Kellogg Vol ndation for the' last
tell yeafs, ' died ,";51arelaar Slight at hIS
laorae, DieePritehard, fiftaSeiglit years
of age, 101, been serlouSly all -Siuce
Mirea 1.
In 'June last the University of Alicia
-
an teliferred on .1)r. Pritchard the
ortorat, Wee„Waseeferleosee'm of ,-,Selettee_
'in 3Iedieine for "dietinguiehed and Our
-
Standing eontributiOns to • thee field of
mediclue and glablie health."
On that oceasion The. Battle Creek
Fineuirer pnblished• the folloWing sketch
of DrSPritchaed?S' notable career :
• Dr. Pritchard, who from 1913 to 1930
was in charge of the chest departmeat
of Battle Creek Sanitarium, and ,since,
WO has been inecharge otthe'Kellogg
Foundation, was born March. al., .1: :2i,
' imaAtibitrn, Ontario, Canada. Ile- was
the son of the tRev. ,jamea and Ohriatind
, (XteCrostie) Pritchard, was edudated
at Forest Etigh Sehool and ‘Goderiela
Collegiate Institute reeeived hia degree
of Doctor of Itedidue,at the University
of---Voronto in--1005;eand-for tell -years
studied ,' diseases og, the lung and
brouChi in hospitals.
In 1915 he married Myra Bradwell;
daughter of Frank A. and Vesale„Brad-
well Helmer, a granddaughter ofJudge
jantes and .Myra BradWell., . 0
•AirdiatiOns Extensive
or a Light Lunch or a
Full Course Meal
usaiER NEW mANTAGENENT
try tile Capital Lunch
ICW•ve ',hist equipped this lunch room with every iloodern "wen"
knee and coinfort; it is my intention to "thake It the most P0Pultur
place in this district for lunches and meals. I realize Ran attractive)
luneh room is an important asset to ,any town; therefore Solicit
the priyilege et serving you so that I may- make the 0-1Pitai Lunch
- a erodit-to-fhostownsand- &strict
Please consider this an invitation iisit 'the
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ciAPITAL, LUNCH
PRANK LANG
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st's
Eai3t Side of. Oquare
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. 0. Breen of Toronto was among
the weekend 'visitors. •
es'
Miss Gertrude Luniby is home, from,
Toroute for two weeks' vacation.
Miss Mande A. Watson lia$ returned.
WV -or -Onto after Speading hOlidaYSJn
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town.
xr. Joan 'Griffin, .of Hamilton, spent
the week -end at the parental home,
North street. • . •
Mrs. W. A. Clark, Of Detroit, is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Caiddon.
Dweld's streeit, over the week -end.
Mrs. B, Strachan ,and aonS, who ,
were visiting Mr, and Mrs. William
Straelpie left on Tuesday' for Hot
Sprin0, Arkansas.
, Jim 'Thotaeloe and Bert Hilekins,
-traikes at the at.(1.A.F. air training
J_Pan11.
holidaY° week -end..
Mr. and Mrs. Gea. Filsinger Of Owen
Sound and Mrs. Marion Warrener have
returned from a Week's holiday trip to
Montreal and Quebec City. .
The Misses Florine and Bess 'Colvin,
of Washington, D.C., • spent the past
tb.ese
His medical scholarship, has hicludedi Rooke cottage, the
memberships : • Fellow of the ti p Mr ]?rank H. Sellerv of The of
week at 'raigle
American Medical' Agsociation ; member ' , ' ' attended the Totten -Mason wedding in
of the 'Notional Tuberculosis Associa- Miss Helen Norniau and dank Munro guests of Mr. and MrS. J.. W. -Craigie;
s is holidaying With -Gad I fi
American College of Physicians of the . er• c Mr. and Mrs It M, Ford of town
relatives
tion and 1930-31 its ViCe-presiaent, and Motorcycled from Toronto for the civic Olintbn On Saturday last, the former
Miss Mason being a ikieee of Ws. Ford.
in 1933-34 president of that group. VliolidaY• ' 2 Mr and Uri Fed Munro, Mr. and
member of the InternAtienal Unimi'l Miss Irene Bowman has returned to ' •
Against Tuberculosis, the • American her home here after vacationing, at __Mrs.. Garnet McFarlen, Miss Edith Nis'.
bit and • Toni MeCutehethi,'-of T-ormfto.
Bombcrasy, g jeo. n6. : uarrison, .0f, port ciot.
. atwreohweeleidkasy. ing at Lighthouse Peint•fer
borne, is the 'guest of Mr. and Mrs. • •
11, G. Johnstou. • ' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dawson and two
Mrs.. As 13. Porter, of winghani, is childrep. and Mr. Dawson's ra6ther, Mn
Minnie Dawson, all of Sault Stei, Maria,
spending el few days with her ulece,
airs. W7 Gliddon. , ' visited Mrs. Dawsen's parente, Mt. and
'Michigan Trudeau Soeiett- and a 1;9'16"- frOm visiting- at Montreal, Ottawa aiid weeks.- . '
e Miss Annie stneessd jsas eefiereed Mrs. W. Herm North street for two
Direct Baldwin, R Scott, Tor -
8
e onto (Scott)
Herbie Henley, C. A. Hales, • _
7 8 _ 'Henry started things rolling by,hea.tinee:
1 out an infield bit He stole second„ eiojeue wig' !lege, A.. ...1i.:Scotte-turf-
1 double -nonibers; A. H.- Erskinel nNost
Dutton (ChAgman)
ord-Ladr Frauds -.aleulton,,---- and
•
Ingersoll (Efugees) 0 6 4 ! went -i -o -third-base When -Weatbrook's
- cutter, Steve Cattanach; club -thrower,
I high ftv into centre -field got away from
Sir HenleyeeaMorris,sey• BrOs., • _ . . J....F. 'Gillespie; beskdiver, J, A. Snider,
1Grediton s(Morriss_eY) 6 o 7. the fielder. Home uncorked a wilu r best dressed man on course, Nelson
with Bloomfield at -bat .and Henry • .
iteh H d b 1 E C ntn
4 en tfu score . ra s o ;
Time -2.13, 2.18%, 2-.1 %. . I , _ ,
Special. Event, 2.20 trot, purse $400. , scampered home from third base with
i the winning rum . ; - • • . Curry e biggest 'mail on course, Roy
Player who lost- most nion'eY, eFrank
Phyllis Lee, Manchester Steck •
, :Farm, Galt (Finnerty) • • 8 9 __ ; • Ripley. threatened - again in the .
Hilton ; most generous man on course,
I sevenelleanaings when Pollock doubled Herry Eord. '
Orman 'Mae, W, .P. Slack, - ,
Hagersville (Feathe g) 4 6' 5 and Bell followed With a' singles POI- Critiemil for Town. Council •
-Irene 'Harvester, Ray . Gal-
• braith, Stratford (Berry).- 6 4
Calumet Desperado, L. Lavis,
• Clintrm (Brough and Litt) 5
Lee Oliver S. W. alerhail a
t lock was tagged outeat - home plate Considerable-diecussion took place
3 while attempting to score on Bell 'hit regarding the action of the Town Gorm-
and W. -Weleasfanned for the third .out cil iu permitting a Midway hto come to
3 • 6 , to end the rally: ' town under eiciating conditions, and the
Riple3r-W. Weiss, cf ; Finlayson c ; following • resolution was introduced
and unanimously bpaSsed : . -
We, the members of the Goderich
Liens Club, 'Ave ourselves an record as
beingstrongly opposed to .the action.
of the Municipal. Council In granting to
outeide 'emidways or amusement com-
panies the right of" operating in Gode.-
, ,
Highgate (McDonald) 3 1 2,
Beaverdale, Dr. Riddell,
• Orangeville (Harvey) .. .. 2 7
Peterdale, Dr; Riddell, Orange -
(Harrison.) 7 7 8
Guess Who, Herb. Hath, „
'Toronto. 9 5 • 4
Miss BiogworthY, D. k-
•ney, Stratforde(Jo.hnston) r 8 1
Time -a:2.12%, 2,16, 2.14. -
„
Mr. and Mrs: F. W. •Brophey • and
doughter Irene, of Cleveland, are on
their annual holiday visit to Gederieh•
Il.e.._SteaChAeseeend sons,. • wao
visited .31r.
returned•laSt week to ,Cleveland.
31.r., • and airs. 'Jas. Haldeman and
daughter Diane, of Buffalo, N.Y., are
visiting at the-litaite -of- Mr: and Mrs.
S. W. Craigie.
..Miss Eva 'Somerville has •returned
frora• a. -week's • holiday spent at. the.
Canadian, Keswick ' Conference; • Fern-
dale, Maskoka-
,
Mrs. Durfee, who. was visiting. her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Howrie,
left yesterday • on her return. to her
home at Detroit. s • ;
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Harris, .g ; M. , Weiss, ss e Cook, ah ;
Blowers, 2b; Aitcheson, if; Pollock, Sb;
Bell, rf.
Goderich-Bisiet, if; Young, 31);
Henry, p; Westbrook, ss; Bloomfield,
2b; Costello, rf ; Worsen, c ; .Eedyealase ,
McIntyre, cf. , • s . .
-UmpireleelaritzIee, Goeerieh, and Neu. We believe that °Ur club, Which -In November, last year, Dr. Pritchard
,Finlayse.m. LueknoW. has spent some 43006 :in the• co.mtimnity again took part by order of the Secre-
Ripley. • 1 0 g 0 : 1- ,0-2 ,. 1; and War service Work, shOuld have the ference, this time At Washington, and .
0 1 1 ,x---3 0 a arst claim on the, support of the people
Goderich with 200 representatives of twenty-on.e
art' ' ' • ' '
6iiiiller of that society. . -1-- other eastern points, ' Mris-Garrett-earPeaterTan'ct, lift_ -7,--
111-4 social clubs and fraternities in. Aircraftsman Ws T. Lumby, 4' the I daughter, Mary Jane, have returned:-
Theta,k Battle Creek Golf Club, Battle! 0
i from amp Borden.- • to their home in 'Welland after a ,
clude : Ontario Alpha of Phi Delta , R.CA.F., was home 011 week end 'leave
Creek 'Hunt Club and its ,master of I Jack -Smith, who lenew on the staff
fox Mounds, University 'and ' Union of the Royal Bank' at Guelph, was
League Clubs of Chicago, Itoeel Yacht -home Over the week-e0d., .
Club of Barbados,' British West Indies. Mr. j A..Campbell and Ins son laugh
, 'attended a faniily reunion. at Camp -
Served on Two 1.1,. S. Missions
torer the weekzend,
His•medicalecareer has been marked anss aosephine Phillips, Oakville, was
by citations andyappointments numer- the guest of miss Eileen OtBrien, St
ous positions of hoeor, trust and respon-
sibility, including:* representing the
Milted States Government at the In-
ternational ;Conference ori Tuberculosis
„held at Rome; September, 1028 ;. AP-
pointment by the President of the
trnited 'States as delegate to the Eighth
,Conference of the International Union
Against Tuberculosis at • Amsterdam
and The Hague, September 6 to.9, 1932.
oali's 'vacation at the- home of her
Mother, ''.Mrs. Chris. Johnston; thiron
road. ''-
Rev. Rand McIntosh an a Mrs. Me-
Ltitosk, of „BrownsifIle,e Texas, are
spending some time iff• town.: •Mi•s.
Intosh (the former Miss Helen Audit)
Is e former resident of Goderich ad is
being warmly welcoined by old friends.
li•• H. duririg the' Past year en cliild-,Welfare
tary of State, in an educational eon-
Ainericaira republics attending., , The
of the towu aintsdletriet, and that
A :9 available resources of .theecominune tween schools of, the nationa was the
LE- Dancey K•C pi4ficularly wider present Conditions, niattee of exchange scholarships be-
4Y''gC:tik-I'tl*tfe'Pths;:'e-tl'ti()tt'..4xtDttr:bIPtrrtcChl:'a°red*c1*prell-dl-stt'e-dlltAh--aTt-thagrteta.ter
' Of' the war rather than into the bands - ---Town---Sohelt
, of amuseinent companies. we . also availability of, exchange scholarships
believe that; these so-called midwa3%
solidarity and frient113r relations_ -
would be the best guarantee of Am
have a 'deMoralizin effect on the_yete
OK the town and their presence in Godes ' tween the natiens in the Years to
come. Because he istaidtiins- a home
richeie not in the best interests of the
at Barbados, British West Indies, Dr.
community."
Pritchard has a real. close -at -hand
Plans were completed for 'conducting
knowledge of Central Anierican- view -
the carnivals of August 14th and 1.6th.
. The Club were unanimous in their •points and Latin • Ameriean attitudes
S.
praise of the Golf Club's action ill offer-
with respect to the United tates
ing them facilities for the day and also ' Noted for Scholarship,
OK the excellent catering provided.
(Continued from page 1)
of the tovnLlumpinggrouud± on Ilan'
land road be left in the • hands 'of this
committee. , •
The special • committee reported that
the •cenditionsecomplained of by the
Local Council of Women in a letter
recently sent to the Council hadbeen
cleared up. • Recomro.engations were
that Captain Careybe askedefor A list
of names of Gederich persons enlisting
in the C.A.S.F. ; and that the matter of
la concert proposed to. be given -by the
Stratford Boys' Band be left with the
OUR.
Cottage Cheese
to RICH DAIRY ,
J. A. Snider, Phone 242W
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Coun. fartckins thought there 'should
In the ;Years to 1930, whew irelhined
the Foundation, he delivered 420, ad-
dresses on his observations .and tech-
niques, many of theni in chest and
,ii
chairman of this committee to arrange. net be so much difficulty about
t end bronchial
ossurgery and treatment before
chere and abroad . He
The cemetery -and parks coMmittee promised • to .submit a motion at the medicalaieties
published twenty-four works of inedtcal
reported the purchase of fifty-one ad- .next meeting. '
scholarship. •
ditional "perpetual care" Metal signs ' Bicycles on the Sidewallr. •
••••••••
for nse at the cemetery°. Council next discussed the riding of aim, e, _ • , .
WE FOR BRIDE-BLEfir
es The fir committee recommended. that bicycles ,on the sidewalk, and Goon. "'"I'-, "
the chairman, be empowered to have Ryan told of --being, knocked down by • The hoine'Of Mr: andealre..-Adam Gtir
Will. MacDonald- install the relay , in a bee riding a bicycle at the corner of Beitannia •road, was the scene of a
connection with the new fire siren. West *street and the. Square.. lovely Mimeo party given, in honor of
The water, light and harbor cern The Mayor said the only way to stop mittee • reported: "We find that the the practice Was to make an example a
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Fri,daev
vveY'rebeaert,inutgi,..
Goderich Elevator & Transit Co.; are of some of the offender&. ,, folly deeorated with sweet peas and
dumping their dust and sweepings 'out The discussion was dropped vvithout roses. The 'centrepiece for the table
intoA,
.the lake,nd We recommend that any action being taken, , _...,
Wats a, lovely bowl of sweet peas, and
on the buffet stood a eafinstiture 111 b 'de
In all her regalia. • Trie .membera 'of
the girlie' bean& of the W.A. of St.
George's church were the guests, the
brale being a ' inember of the • brand)
and Mrs. -Oota ' the supervisor. After
Imvieg partaken of the sumptuous din.
fier the guests. joined lin different *Ames
•wrhie1i had been provided bv 3144$
Irene . Foster,. The brge-to-be Arl
tlren made the recipient a many lovely
44 • •
gifts. The evening was brought to a
eelose evith a nioelt 'wedaing, those tek-
Mayor alaelawan said this, matter
/S. cy
Was discussed at the last .meeting of • Goun. Baker injected
a new note lug part being the% brides ails ; l-
the Vublie -Comniission, but by advancing' the opinion That, $2 wan Harrison the groom, aiis:•s Irene FLuos
the Commission had not reached a de- too much to ask for adog tag. Young ter: the fathen elf the bride, MreAdtam
cision as to what it would recommendboys liked to have a dog but many 'oftiw
G°rr.1 ; tool.
inli
listthereirli!rsa5rrou'aerigacixirtesetaa'o
. Conneillor Ecuckins .said he -wished .them *did not have enough money to ile
:
he could angiest some solutiwell that the home bf Mt and are
On., agree- pay for a tag.
able.,to all.'eatentleas but he did not The -Mayor pointed out that the toe Adnea Gori rewended with laughter.
the Town Clerk write the Goderich
Ele;vator•& Transit ad, asking them to
bum their dost ascomplaints have
been received." '
These reports Were all adopted.
No Progress ire Hydro Charges
The Hydro situation was again up
for a brief discussion, Councillor Huck -
Ins enquiring .about the Etydro
engineers who were supposed to come
here to examine the possibilities of
giving Ooderlch 'a power supply at
lower rates.,
Coen: Craigie moved, seconded by
Reeve Turner, that theTown Solicitor,
D. R. Nairn, be granted leave of absence
for the duration of the war. and that
le E. Dance, Km., be appointed acting
solicitor during Mr. Nairn's „absence.
Referred to committee; of the whole.
The Dog Niiks* since
pogs running at large provided the
hettstopic of diseussion. It was said
that In awn° .parts of the town people
could not get rest night or day, dogs
were towing over gardens and making
a general nuisance of tliOrnselveS:
consider it "a, • Miel-man" joWIGoderielei was e•matter of Provincial legislation. .
had been "stuck plenty" by the Hidro • One councillor thought there were ea
people and it was up to thentsto work thousand dogs in, town, although the
out the problem. After two years •of tax collector had received the taX for
talk we seemed to be no nearer a only forty-nve. A town -official estim-
aolutiori. ated the number pf canines at between
The Mayor--' The Toronto C011101i9. 300 and 400.
son said they were willing to send . Reeve Turner thought the cnlored
engineers to hear any representations as dtreet lights should be on every night maatet• and Miss Margaret Strang, of
'
to a more favorable power supply and i during the touriToronto, spent several days here with.
st seasdn. The Com -
s,
to give us co-operation if we eart show inissioil,,with a huge surplus, should be their sisterMisses Grace and Mabel
how cheaper power can be producedable to afford this, he thOght.
Coun. Iltuskins -' The Commission The Mayor said there was no reason
tOold have the support 'of the wholewhy they should not be on oftener, ex
-
community in demanding a lower rare. (Tot the question of the peak load.' Ile
.
Reference having been made to thirty promised to have the matter, attended are guests with their 'Parents, Mrand
'Mrs. C. H. Saunders.
• Mrs. Harrison has returned. to. her.
home at Detroit after spending three,
"weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
S. llowrie. Buddy Harrison is re
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Wattling with, ,his „grandparents for a
irtonth. -
Mr. and Mrs. 1'; 11. Ilew.son, of Ne*-
Strang,,,the past week. ss
Messrs., Wm. A. Saunders, and I.
Keith 'Saunders, of Toronto, and Mr
and Mrs. W. J. Church, of Waterford,
years, as the period Of the (0oqtract (ag to. •
81;ppw3e(1), the Mayor said the contract Bylaw ,NO. 13, authorizing the sale I
did not mention a thirty-year periott,. of a building site, one-eighth of an acre,1
and apparently there was no svayr of", on, Elgin avenue to Walter N'ewcombe
getting away frozn the contract. ! at $75. 'was 'passed, and the , Council
Reeve Turner -1 said before, . and r went into Committee of the whole. .
i
erty it again, yotrean't accomplish niuelk . Committee of the Whole ,
by yourself. Getsdther municiPalities,, in committee the Council decided to ,-
Interested and go before the C011111119- grant the application of G. Inglis for '
sion at Toronto with a huge delegation l, permission to plaee a gasoline pump at
and deirtand'soroething, Numbers mean' kis service station on Montreal street I
strength. , and to notify the board of the Baptist'
The Mayor -That also has ' been church, who had entered mprotest, that
pretty fairly, (lionised by Ike loeal the appliea,tion had been approved br '
Conunission and there are difficulties in, the Provincial' Department of Highs
getting it aeross. It would mean a waYs. .
whole lot of work to get other plases , 'The repsrt of the Sterlieg Appraisal
In Hee. Companfon.irtdustrial valuations was
sent to the finance eommittee after
some consideration.
With regard to the removal of Itydro
poles on harbor hill, the Council agreed
to pay $100 and proposed that the
Utilities Coinnsission pay an equal',
amount, the Provincial Commission
having agreed to pay' the reinaining
$2.00 of the estimated rot of removal.
No further light was thrown cm the
matter of the lost letter from the
Dominion Itoad Maeldnery Co.
The motion for the appointment of,
L. IS. Dancey, 0,4 acting Town
solicitor was approved.
then Price
Ourvprices for, the week 9th. to leth Aug. inclusive
kittiatm.
NEW LOW PRICE
' Casearets'-
15c
--Cateerass Developing;.-
• ,Printmg 24 hour service
First Qpality Fruit' Jar Rings
1 doz. 10e
Velvetta TiSSUO
.200: 10e
296
•- • • • I,. •
Gillette 'Blue Blades
5 blades itrith one free .... 25e
A 10 blades with two free .... 50e
Hepatica
300-59e--$1.25
Ctitex Oily Cuticle Remover -35c
Keeps cuticle trim and soft, arid
' a eutex nail white pencil tree.
Ipana Tooth.),?aste
33e 43e
`Wilson Fly Pads .10e
Fly Coil's 5 for 10e
VVhite Shoe Polish '
•Liquid or -Cream •
25c
Swim Caps ... - .. 25e
Sun Glasses....... 15e
Drinking Cups . ... 1 doz. 10c
EALING
•USW ',ROUBLE
There's
'
Alf :777.5;
Like• 111
pn•i,
ZAM'BUK
Kleerex
- Clears the skin
50c 14.00 ---- $2.00
Latex Baby Pants „
25e
White Cross
• r
s /Issue
• 3srolis for 25c
DandR Cold or Van• .
ishing Creams
25e 4- 45e
1211308 AT via. DICUMORE
LAUDER DUNLOP CAMPBELL WIGLE
Pitiine 10 Phone 1 /tone 00 Phoie 45
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