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LEGAIA,
, DIJDUEY nouktEki
Barriate4
Office—Court ilouseie Goderiche
iNelePlione
Wel. et, .SieTHIeltLAND
Barrister and Senator' °
neat efoetgage Security.
Urban, UAW Available.
'Otlice—North S•t" Goderieh, Phone 740
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT-
MONTEITH and MONIMITH,
Chartered Acciatitants
77, Downie Street, Stratford -
Toronto (nice; 302 Ba Y Street
51111.111111.1111111MIA•
VETERINARY SURGEON
1[)R. gr. $. ELLIforiv±
VETEltiNAItY SURGDON
PhOne 203 (Minton.
• AtAltIONEEIIINtit.------••.----.
THOMAS (i UN DR Y,
-+ .141/11.1 STUCK AND GENERAL
UCTIOIN•41-git
Telephone 119
Sales attended to anywhere and
itAverY effort made to give eaCiefeeuon-
Farmers' sale notes discounted. , •
GiALDUN XI. GRANT, LaCENSED
AUQPIoNEER, iftt)it
COUNTY . , •
. A satisfactory, courteous service for
•iii`arni, Property .or Household *ales,
Rates Reasonable,
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1-IAROLD „PACKSOtN
ts1PEOIAIAST. 11N,- -FIAlte.M. AND
ilpt, , , ,
HOUSEHOLD LES.itVA
— . Licensed in 'Heron a li
—
' C4.)unties.
Prieos reasonable; satistaetioni
. guaranteed. •
eFor 'information,, etc.' write • or
' phone 114.1t011.44, JACIiIISON, 12 on 658,
Seaforth; BruCelieldee
44famwmasom,...•
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,71‘111)1CA.L. .
DR, F. J. FORWIIER, EYE, EA.R,
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NQJUWA ++
'Late fiouSe, Surgeon New York
Ophthatinic and Aural Hospital,
sista/fat Moorefield Eye Hospital and
, Golden Square Throat tHospital, Lon-
don, -England. - •
EYE* TESTED, GLASSES'
SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo, ..Steeet S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
" Wednesday, Sept. 24th, from 2 p.m.
till 5 p.m. . - • .
DRUOI.ESS PRACTITIONER
CHIROPRA(.1TOR DRUGLESS
- - .THEltAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
- Oilice hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to' 5
and 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday.
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday,
- Monday- and Nhursday at Mitchell.
Mineral fume baths by .,appciintmen.t
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fili#
, McKII.LOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
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SURANCE CO. ---Farm and iso-
lated town property insured. •
Officars-,-Villiam Knox P,resident,
Londesboro; W. 11. Archibald, Vice -
President, Senforch ; ,, M. A., Reid,
Manager and Secretary-Treamrer, Sea-
forth.
Directors—Wm. Knox, Londesboro ;
Alex. BroadfOot, Seafortil; . (,hi'ie,.
Leonhardt, Dublin ; XL J. Trewa.rtinr;
Clinton; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth; W.
R. Archibald, Seaforth; Alex. McEwing,
Blyth; Frank MeGreedr, Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton. ',,,...
A.gents—E. A:Ireo, R.R. 1, Goderich;
James 'Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brucefteid-; R. P. McKercher,
R.R: 1, Dublin; J. F. Prieterf Brod-
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(-_,.#11tNSON
5.r,South St.
- -INSURANCE
-hagen. ' -
Poliey-holders can .make All pay-
mentsiand get their cards receipted
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Outt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
1. H. Reid's General Store, Bayfield. •
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° A SCIItiLARSIIIP WINNER
A former (Glotierich Colleetlirte Usti
-
trite student, _Miss 'Marjorie PiCite,
daughter of Mes.10raCii 'Pierce, now a
'Kitchener, was- honored by winning a
eeholarehip ap tie Collegiate. Institute
of that city. 'Tke scholarship. valued
$250,,ie for free tuition, for tw'q years
at • a university, Marjo* ,hadt. the
highest standing in her class at the
'Kitchener schoOl. While a student,
'here, .she ',1Showed, remarkable ability
and eentstanding eleverness.. Her
friends here will be pleased to,learn
'the .aWard.
Most yacatioalsts gd away for
little change and come back with.
lot less, ' ,
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At,
• t;:r
e20/1WAR. SAVINGS,,
ilifiCERTIFICATES
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22OUIVOARSc—FOR.,-:-TNET-PIPE---
Dat ir
HURON COEPNTY'S FOEMOST WEEALY,
,GODERICII, ONTARIO, TIIURSDA,Y; SEPTEMBER 4th, 1941:
Airman at Ciiiiton 1 TO i1OVIE RKANERSD SOITOOL
WO
Killed on Ilighwav
.kefliter The Goderich Signal-Stai. •
Dog S -ay I ask, f�r fr,•*little•
Was /Driving 210 When Oar Spate to,reraind all illOme and Scheel
• •Pnr.,..1•410
Weit Out of 0013,tr0I—Other
members of the regional conference to
be held, In •Gederich ithe itit week in
Septenlbee? Date 'gild fun Part!elliars'
will be annenneed acttor,
We hope 0 have a display of
articles doneted. • for British war
victims by•the 'Rothe end, Sehool eatem,7
bore of Hnron 'and Perth countle% and
as this is the ilea time that lGodericb
has had the 'Privilege of having the
regional conference, and Meeting with
the preeldent of the Ontario- Home and
School Federation,. Mrs..A. $11cox,of
Toronto, -We hOlie 'our members will
do their best to make it a success.
Children's clothing in good condi-
tion, for all aeYets, Will be very accept-
able, and artieles made o'er win. be
especially welcome if they bring out
elev.,' ideas.
'Pleated skirts made from men's wool
scarves,.bables' slippers'from discarded
felt hate, °children's mitts and, Scarves
from wool (ravelled and washed) from
discarded sweaters, are some sugges-
tions, and we hope to 'hear of inally
more. We need all your brig& Ideas:
Two babies' knitted outfits 'have been
&Mated by a summer visitor, one
pink, one in- blue, eonsisting of jacket,
bootees and bonnet; so, any 'other
articles to complete two layettes will
be more theil, welcome.
Thanking you in advance,
MRS. A. TAYLOR.
THE BLUE WATER HIGHWAY
The- Si*al-Star has the fellaOing
letter from Mr, William Christian -0
Detreit, • well known as a summer
resident here: •
Gentlemen,—It was good to see your
editorial in a recenfissue in reference
• to the lenders called for on tire NO; .40
'highway, extending from Oorunna- to
' Road Accidents
Paymaster Reginald D. Park*, B.A.
P., Clinton, was instantly killed al
2.30 Sunday' Morning when the autde
mobile he was driving,. weet: from Se'a-
forth, trashed tato a maple tree in
Olinton, on 'highway Noi 8, •east of tile
public ,Sch661.. Parker 6,1111644 • a.
broken neck 'and,a fractured ekull. He
'Wee buried at Clinton on TueSday
morning, Full military honOrs were
'accorded. - • ' • '
1DxactIy what was the cause of the
accident naay- never be 'known, for
Varlter was driving alone At 'the time.
There wow evidence, lioWever, accord-
.ing to Traffic ()Meer James Culp,'who'
'Investigated, that the ear' was out of
control for considerable distance
before. -t•he crash, It -was raining at
the *time, visibility' was poor, axid the
pavement , was, sliPperye The car, g
1040 10bevrolet, was damaged 'beyond
,repair. Its engine was completely (Hs-.
lodged' frora itsmOritige-and scores ief
pieces of wreckage were picked froni
the ground.
Paymaster Parker ,Was thirty-five
yea ll§ Of age, Married, his wife and
VW.0 children reskting in England. Ile
came to 01-inton. only. a few weeks ago,
when the new school was opened the0.
Ile was a• close friend of P11, -Lieut.
Charles 'Ewens, who was fatally in-
jured in a similar manner e4n highway
No. 4 on. August 8th.
• Another Driver in Trouble
While this accident was being in-
restigated by Truffle Officers Culp and
'Lever another ear, driven by Martin
Ward, 238 Crescent avenue, Buffalo,
allegedly drove through a warning
„flare into, the scene of •the Parker Sombre. wrote a vety.shar_p letter
Icrash. Ward is* siild "to have plowed to Mr. McQuesten relating to this and
CUT FINE' FOR CIGARETTES.
STRATFORD -- GODERICH
COACH LINES
'Daily 7.30 a.m,, A.Z5 p,—Leas
Goderich : for .'Stratferd, Toronto,
Hamilton ,,Buffalo,' London, DetrOlt,
ravistoel: and Woodstock. Depots —
Bedford, British and , Hotel's.
Pkone hotels or 305 for information:
I W Craigie
INSURANCE and REAL
ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone 24 - Godericb
.41.111. 11111111111•41111•1111•
Geo. G. NacEwan
Fire, Accident, and Motor Car
- INSURANCE
Offiee'i:HMasonic,Temple,
West Street, •Goderich
Phone 230 GODERICH
". P. RYA1V
Real» Estate and Insurance
Office and Resideneefee
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone 663
FOR SALE---Houses„of all kinds,
choice lots, business
property and several good frees.
,Let :show you some, real
bargains. Buy now. .
* BUY VICTORY BONDS
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. AT (ANTAL THEATRE
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Now Playing—Joan Bennett and Louis Ila,Yward in "The Son of
- Monte tristo"
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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BETTE DAVIS—George Brent ---Mary Astor and Hattie McDaniel
A pleasing and deeply ientotional. story -dibpieting the 'whims:ieal
journeyings of two companiree souls , ' - . .
"THE GREAT. LIE"
• Thursday; Friday and Saturday _
James Cagney—.Alin Sheridan and Frank MelIugh
prewnt a robust jamboree of listieliffs and fun in the newest Aniieee
Lilvmik production
A
"CITY FOR COIQUEST"
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Holidays al .3 p.m.
couling—MaAha Scott in an unforgeitabte stof `Timers for Miss
Bishop'.1 •
1dt
into the motorc3-cle of Traffie .0ilicer receiVed ..-rePlY, 05PY or ....which is
Lever,.Parked on the. side.rof the. read, eltelosed • • • •
completely demolishing it, SpectAitrs. Mr. Parsons has worked energetical
"stated that •attoy,1;itting in the sidecar is for years to get -the Bine Witte
of the 'Machine, was hurled a consider- highway paved, but -has 'been. put off
able distance, but miractiliously escaped v3ear by year on the ground that the
injury. The Ward car; it is .aid '.hot have,no money. May I sity that .1,nm
across, the road, tore out as highway surprised that. there. °is no apparen
sign, overturned,7 and came to rest Only interest on ,the .pkift o'f the Board o
a few inches from a verandah. The -Trade Or the TownWouneil, and I can
driver was not badly hurt, but his ear prove that the paving is realty import
was extensNely damaged. ""
This accident occurred nearly an A few, ereys ago, talked with Mr
'hour after the fifst crash and by that MallieSon, •Managr of the Touring
time there was a considerable gather- Burelfu, of the. Autoniobik. •club o
ing of civilians and 'airmen at th0 Michigan. He says that the lJg-book
'Scene; The approach of•the Ward car ',which they lave, gotten out blanks ou
sen f filen) sciittering, Traffic Officer "the ItItie Water highway with a very
Culp stated. • " - heavy line; indicating, —Road in had
Ward was placed under arrest condition—keep off ! ", These log -books
charged with driving in a manner have IKPn sent out to 1,000 affiliate(
dangerouS to the publie. II,e was ad- ,m,otor. clubs parts of the 'Unite(
mined to $500 hail on Sunday morning Sl'iltics.
to appear this Thursday. It is under- If you still think it is hot important
stolid he Intends to put ,tip a .fight let me give you some facts. The above -
against the .charge. _
mentioned Touring Bureau at theii
• Strangely'enough, two hours later a Detroit offices alone an.swered in ;11113
new Dodge truck:driven by 0 Clinton h(f5,000 impiiri$..s, and August will reach
man, crashed into -a tree only a short' I -5:44w, but the club ha::: iffinferous
distance from the scene of the other!' ofla'cs Mit•higan and will' answei
11 ('('1(101115, doing $200 damme to the! hbout 1140 (b( totalling 14;0.000;
truck. •The driver was unhurt.-
.
for the entire.. seilson they will .rivt.
-Information to 1,000,000 persons. •
\\ ilitain , • I eoniniend yon,for pun- s't'ork hien-
C. Anderson, paulusOls. denvoring to get this road paved. ;111(1 .1
0111 fort 48 in fof ( ui'I in 6,113riggs. r"ad ..ain sorry that complaints and attemins
contractors at present engaged in re- 4(1 i.emetly.,conclitions ;have to he made
pairintr No. 8 hi.-11.Witv between Clinton by Iii( 114+ who are invite•1 (:an -
and Goderich,. was struck down, and
ao0 it), spend their money.
seriously injured by a -Mt it a r transport • ,, ,
Ivry truly yours,
driven by Harold Pfeiffer, of Waterloo, •
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN
Anderson is in AleNandra Hospital suf- Detroit. Aug, 28, 1941.
fering front slight edlictiSsion, fractured'
left -wrist and hteerations' on his scalpl • copy
of lettex from the Minkister
'and forehead. - i•otilighways at Toronto in reply to Mr.
The injured man was superintending; christinn.s lettel.,
operations of a compressor -drill tear -i "1 4.1“. t_ i st i n. --I ha Vtz your
ing up pavement preparatm•y to replace- !'letter of August 21st.• We have called
merit 'Three * v k • • for tenders on this piece of '41 (1 to
Reopens :
wih 260 Enr()Iit(1
Prin0ipal ;.Scott 'Addre0ses1 the
Assembled Students 011 " •
Tifesday Morning
• •
On: Tuesdeee mOriiing ot the Ce14
legiate Inotitilte the students filled •the
assembly hall`to cepa.eity to hear Prin-
. ape,' R, 'Seott'S opening address.
'Mr„.Seett gave to the' students enter-
ing the school for the first time a
heart weldome. 'and he also wele6Med
Miss Helen Bisset, teacher 'of elusive
end history, who succeede Mies M,
Park, who was married •on SatUrdaY•
In referring to, the.,variolis. ceursea
the Principal:said there Were no op-
tions• in thegrade conese. How,
ever, in ,grade X the student, had the
ehoiee (Woking the getieral or the com-
mercial course,' 'Tor those students
mho haven't definitely made up their
minds as to their career, I would ad-
vise their taking the general courSe,"
the Principe' stated.
The grade XI course is Much the
same as last year, but in grade XII the
new modern 'history course .replaces
the ancient.‘ and mediaeval history
course of 1940-41. The grade X,HI
course is practictilly unchanged.
Mr, Scott strongly. urged. the stu-
dents to get down to work right from
the beginning of the school term. "A
great many students 'lose their stand-
ing in the firSt six. weeks by .just
slitting over the work," he said.
The school is, fortunate in having
several scholarship avtrlirds. In"grade
IX • thexe is the vet6rans' memorial
holarship, with awards of $18 and
$10 to the first and second winners're-
spectivelY. It is uwarded to students
,whose parent or parents served in the
.1.---G-reatte7War. 'Grade X offers -the
Adamson memorial scholership fettled
•iatitiihrst, sttoandtlizrt studenthaving-hotti,Nin.%Ttha
MeKiin rship, valued$63, is
awarded to the student, in grade XI
with the highest.standhig in the class.
In -grade XII the- Adamson scholarship
r aWarded to the student with the
• itighegt*standing in mathematics. The
aleKay 'scholarship, valued At $200
eash, is awarded to the student of
t gradb XIII, a resident of- clroderieh,
f with "the highest class standing. The
Strang scholarship is offeri.d also to
the highest_ grade XlIl stUdent
whether a resident of town or not. Its
award is $125 cash and $125 credit 'on
tuition 'fees at the University Of Tor-
onto for each of the four years.
s. Scott reports --that about- 200
t 'students have enrolled for the term.
. Only. two Who secured leave -in the
.4,pring have not -returned as yet.
During the vacation, the exterior Of
the. school was painted, and 'this hait'
added greatly to the,appearance of the
building%
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• Industrious Hens Don't Let a Moving
• „ Interfere -With Their Business
The theft of twenty-seven liens from
the farm of William
road, had a strange sequel 00 Friday
morning last when five of the birds, j
Ovith fifteen eggs, were roan.] in u
culvert on highway- NO.. 8, midway!
between Goderich and Clinton,. where'
' the stoleit'-fowl had apliarentiv made
their home for.three days.
peesume that a bag containing
the hens had fallen' from ,the truck -Of
tt.e thieves and the fowl hail 'Ali-leit;ied
themselvP." -hire(' days they
foraged in , nearby .stubble fields -for
food, -•returning to , lay their eggs, in
t fie (try culvert, where ,thty sinfght
might shelter. tthiviously, each hen
Inullaid tote egg on each o'r the 'three
day, of elleir 11 11 Us1111 1 sojourn.
Ttio day ftcr the Cook - robbery
JUST KEEP. ON LAYING
Road Foreman Struck by Truk
scene, which was barricaded' to tratlic%1 which Yon 'refer and I can assug. ran
leaVIng •only half the road ()Pi'n• it is not whit.t you describe as a local
Anderson is said to have stepped in the romp It hapiwit, to 04, 0 ,.(,ry import.
stru 1 by1
1)11111 of t lietlt,asnsii(i.tkg otfraanstiii.c;iiriitelr4(341.117101(.si ant link in a through highway. Vour
saatement that the Blue Water high -
the trilek :is it swerved to. pass the way is in the Wor,t vi,nd it ion in years
barricade. The driver was not held, is a surprise to inc. mill certainly' it is .7
There 'Was a 50(11101 40 this accident,
- - 'illng" for the marriage op 'Saturday-,
not borne out• by the nets as 1 'hove . Get a special Introducto sic. for only
100. It happened at 10 o'clock Satur- been adViSed. . Wo trust flint the
day morning, and *at 8o'clock Saturday ,Nlichignil Club .. will ilot ..prave itself youngest daughter, of ".1Irs. Park itml today. For pale at all good drug otoi-e,a. .
_spot, sending the barricades hither and ( t it . • qt.-
to Williatik,itharna Butler, of Sarliiii, Nim=.................m..4.........,
WEEKLY COURT
A tight.' Oodwit and CaSes Setitled
'Without Attendance of N,lagitrate**,,,
. Thole was *net etepleient "businees"
tOr laet Thurailay'a Weekly LOUiee
Oourt to warrant the aPPearanee of
Magistrate 'Ian .VIertae, 'CAM reelairr
attention Were either lid5ourned
settled out of court.
A ebete of disorderly eolidnet Pre-
ferred againSt Philip 101111an, •aged in-
mate of •the Oounty Home, was set over
for a• week. His arrest- by CknuetY
Pollee is said to have .been the. climax
tot a series . of unpleasant incklents,
,allegedly inspired from wthout the
institution, which have giVen 'the until.;
orities ''rio end. •of tronble. Thole
patience is said. to ' have been ex
-
balloted. 'Complaint.e lodged on behalf
of Gillian. were, recently the •subjeet
of an inYeetigation held ,by the OotintY
Home committee and' a' pest oille* in-
spector, as 1a result of whiCh t1e institd7
tion was eompletely exonerated.
Five, triflic tines were paid Obese
E. Jones paid $10 and costs for speed-
ing and 'Olare J. Barton $5 and costs
for the same offence. Harold cobleigb
paid $5 and costfor driving through
•a. Atop sign and Arthur 'Sturdy a like
amount for failuie to pull to the rigu4
to allow another car to pass. James
Murray, -It.R. I, Seaforth, paid '$3 and
costs for allowng liisCattle to run at
large on the highway. - '„ •
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PRESBYTERIAL MEETING
Workers. to _ Convene -at
'Seaforth on Tuesdeee Next e
'The annual 'meeting of the Unroll
Presbyterial WM.'S.' of the Presby-
terian 10hureh in Canada will be held
lit First Presbyterian church, Seaforth,
on Tuesday, 'September J. 'The Morn-
ing 'session will continence at 10
o'elbc*, and the afternoon session. at
1,45. Miss Iiitura PeltOn of -Toronto,
promotion secretary, will be the
guest, speaker. Miss Pelton is an
outstanding spelfWer, ahl weIi worth
hearing;
Tile program will include
cussioirs by Miss Pelt 011 and Mrs. J.
Kerr, •of ,Seafortle and a Ulad Tidings
"ewe. Mrs. -Hugh .Jack of Seaforth;
Presbyterial •president,, will lireside.
A11 ',members of ' the NOoderich
,W,M.S. art urged to attend. Tito
tactic's are asked to meet at .Knox ' •
ihurch 'at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning
,for transportation. •
FALL FAIR DATES
•
Tavi4tock, Sept. 5-'0.
Wellesley, Sept. 9-10.
'Hanover, Sept. -11-12. ,
,...Milvertort Sept. 11-12.
New Hamburg, Sept. 12-13.
Stratfa(li 'Sept. 15-17,
Sept. 16-17.
Exeter, Sept. 17-18.
Listowel, Sept., 17-18.
Seaforth, Septi 18-19. , • •
Kiticardlne:, Sept. 18-19.
GaltSept. 18-20.
Palmerston, Sept. 10-20
Embro, Sept. 22.
Zurich, Sept; 22-23,
,Drumbo, Sept. 23-24.
Mitchell, Sept. 23-24,
Ititiley, Sept. 23-24.
,sept.
myth, Sept. 25-26,
Iclirkton, Sept, 2-26.
wool,. 14.14. 29.$0.
St. Sept. :10-oct.
Toeswater, _Sept. 39-4 )et. 1.
Meaford, ()et. 213..
Dungannon. °et,
Oarriv. Oct. :14.
"1.1'Verton, ()et. 6-7. - •
1.01141(111 Oct, 10-1 1.
Underwood, OA. 14.
PAGIC THUM
TOWNS111,1" COUNCIL
WEST VVAWANOSII
The We;Sti Wawaneek Townehipfloun
kit held the regular meeting en August /
12th, with alI the members present
utd Reeve Webster presMing. The/
minutes of last meeting were read and
leccepted on motion, of 'Councillors
Ilktiller and -McPherson. The TOwn#141p
'ate Tor 1.911 was see at two and,,fone-
air nail's, :le** Government subsidY
f. one _Thls was done on motion:
f Councillors Smyth and Miller. Ti
Oler4 was .instrueted to correspond
,With registered auditor.ir re fees, 'eta,'
for -the Township audit. The Council
adjourned, to meet on 4September Otli,
at 1,30 pm
. °. DIT•RMN .PUILLIPS,
TowNsme Goounzell
TownAip Connell met on Monday,
September 1: Ommurticatioes—De•
partmelit' of 11Tighwaye, re j workmen'
vompensation, read and Med. Depart-•
ment of 'Municipal Affsal.rs," oc.
cupancy tax* and the »epartnient
Public Health,. re ,pensions, also Were
filled. Ontario iGood Roads •Aesocietiont •
re meeting at Niagara Falls alt October
784 Cpeu.
Bender presented. a petition for .0.
municipal drain. Owing teethe great
expenditure aetion was deferred. •
A communicatieee from, the Depart- •
..,ment of Ilealtheon the use of'diPtheria
toxoid was referred to the Board of „ •
Health.
Percy Passmore, Reeve of -Usborete; .
',Wrote urging young men to enter in
the priming, match to be held next •
year. . If sufficient will compete, a trial
match with a good coach attending
would' be held in, this toWnshiP.
Accounts paid; \Thos. SoNfg1;byeSheep
claini, $20; Telephone System, te-Vpoe:
ary loan, $250-; S'uperietendexitt, Rey, -
voucher No. 8, $191.50.
( 10 Ull C 1 adjourned to erieet on" eion-,‘
day, t)etober_6, at ,10 ,.,.
R. 0; THOMPSONeClerk,
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THIS THRIFTY
GOOD,PiEAR
SAVES YOU
MONEY
Pio
*I01304)g.5Pli
1 00
IT'S THE
EXTRA -VALUE
COME IN' ANP
_
SEE THIS.BIG
TIRE TODAY
WE'LL PUT IT
ON YOUR CAR
WITHOUT DELAY
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Make up your mind to a 4'4'ePt. 11;r • Fora bargain
ytnt (linnet in low-ceat,
long-aervice
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, whedi equlp I John Craddok, who lives' on the farin , .. naent, equip
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adjoiningCook's. repotted to police the
loss of an unktomn number of lieti, Men of 3040,50 and new Good-
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• with Pathan:Wet
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Unite() 41111 11•11. .1414iIi. Was the
• - -VIM, VIGOR, Sabnortnai, 1
Want normal pep, vim, vigor, vitelityB '
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tonice, othnulante, • onter .e19rnfrit.13—
Try Ontrax Tonle Tablets.' Coritanii3 ROUSE & 13ELL
olds to normal pep after 20, 41) . -or 50.
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kugust ll0, of Kathryn Margiiret Pa rk, "rry this aid to nonnrralycp airii vim
Ilh21 Wo cars sideswiped at the same! bm,tik„, ner,,,tonm, w4. have 4101 along
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thither and causing the worst blockade
of the simmer season. Traffic was WIFLAT, NO ACOUSTICS
GODERICH
the late John. l.;tewart Park, of Lucan,
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only 4+071 of Harry Butler and the Intel
held up for nearly an hour with cars
stalled 4i . the higtwaY, arid '1114114$ w4.110.4zInvou,. contralto -was k
Vlien Shumanzi4-ohli
burning both ea.st and WeSt as.far her first tour of C4011 11(.r
-t1141 eye ('4)141<1 see. e is in rtf!'
advance publicity -t•ra ted much inter-
front of
vily at the time.
f
.Viw '411T‘'as •114.1 st in one of Arizonhs mining canaps7
of (;d -r0 -h. -r0 -h. --a" ' tiVe , 171 that 111114. 44 the crest of a hoot.
4)11801u rdy nt, else
Hite social leaders believed it wieild
Ameriean ear hit a tree one mile sietth
.41iulerich on the flayfiedd roap 'when
the driver lost his bearings in the
rain. Th.damage wa.s not heavy mid
the 41riVer, Unhined, was nliewed .10
proceed.
It was the busiest night of the year,
'by far, for t hp tra ffc' ollThers. They
greatly - further the town's ('(II 1111:11
and soeial acti"vities by having the
great diva appear for a concert.
It took no grt.at effor1 to raise the
ineney for her rather large fee with
subseription ticktIts at live . dollars.
l'it' date was 11111a1141ed. A eoneert
grand piano 1V1114 shipped front leps
4141 not stgi -their' beds until early -
Xligeles • for the In•casion, itecompanied
holiday weel(,-end, traffic wa.s. the and a tuner to put it in shap. for tile
morning. Vit)1 the excerytion of the nitt.nthints 10 set it up
110<1viest of 4110•
The Town Iran where the convert
was to„take place seated abont :in
and was presided over hy 411W Of
00-41111ivrs. who noted as manager,
janitor, anti- fieket ,seller. While the
men .were ,setting 11p «klie heavy iii-.
• rument en the stage tievbewhisketed
Manager and • Madame's repiresin-
tative were proceediiigs from
the front rw. Fine of the men Aici
dntaily dropped the heavy piano '
on (ho bare floor 137)44 ;t he era sh 10
v('11)(1':1 • through the auditorinin.
'Alada reresent:I t ivytli riled 1
the manager with the remark, ”(iiess
the ticomsties aren't se good .iii this
17:111?- "No." alisvvered the other,
-fact is we iehi't got any at alt now.
We 001 hav4. 11 eouple that 1. mule
imt • last winter-- e •I'nele
Tone ehow played' here and s•onteliody
. took 00111„0.1•.:14ein."
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Dr, Chase's
Kdney- ver Pint,
For
Backache
Indigestion
Kidney Disorders
1til1it1g the sliadeS dowit ()ver it a riz
pant makes It easier to find 'Right
future. • •
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Nirs. Butler, of. Tronto. The bride
was for stveral years 0 tethther al
Goderieh Collegiate I 1.),s4.itiaie. ,Rev.
•W. .I. limps officiated at the mid
afternoon service. and • Matulards of
White and cardinal gladiali •decorated
llw church. Miss Emma Park, sister
of fhe bride, WaS at the organ fled
the soloist was Miss Madeleine Lane,
.of Gilerich., • ,
. Given' in ma rrialte by her brot her,
John Sprout Park, • the -bride wore,a
floorlength gown of white milk with
yoke of hand -made point de veni SO lace.
Her net veil Was held hy a matching
la-<' (.0101101 and she carf•ied a shower
bouquet of white roses, bouvardia and
blue forget-menots. Miss Marger.
Act:41111a 11, of Caniplieliford, timid of 1
honor, and. Miss Kelly Durnin, Tor-
onto,. wore , gowns of turquoise lac,
fashioned with . tight -fitting bodices, •
and bmg1414140-e.4 trial matching lace
hafos 1111441 cardinal velvet streamers. .
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ept. II To 0:N.R. Stations in the Maritiliie Provinces.
From .G.,IERIOH-- , pr .
I. Provihces of Quebec, New leetniwielt, Prince Edward
• Nova Scotia -
Round Trip:- Bargain- Fares •
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To OTTAWA $11.30
To ST le° EAL $ EBEATVI.T.14?A
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• To MONTRto QUItIBEC $1880
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Goveteeluent Revenue Tat Para
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1'.h<' arried bouquets of deep red — -
asters tied with turquoise tulle. Robert •
P11'!z, ef Sarnia._ was (.room -man and
the it:414.1N NV4.1'4, Allen -of
Sarnia; and Stewart' Park, I.Than, bro-
ther -0f the bride.
A teeeption followed at the home of
Ilio bries mother. when? Mrs. Pork
received -in a gown of black crepe, ern
hroidered with jet heading, a 4411 ('0
hat trimmed with 1)0114414.-1 blue Whig,
and a r,Orsage of .1 ohanna 11 111 roses
and bine delphinium. After a trip to .
Queltree City and tile I,anneltialls, the
bride and groom will, lie) in Sarnia.
For travelling, the bride Wore a ptinted-
Silk-412405 of thielle and hunters' green
with matehing wool ,jiteket, pillbox
turban and dark green aleesrke,;. , •
Statistiee ebow women deteetives
are ineretteing. 'Probably beeanee thee
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