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day to Cealdlence a gear* Itan a com-
mer1at IetrUflcate' In aviation: Iffdo is
..20 yeam ol age Pt 'has alroaflyi. secured
iis vole, orp`aviation lloense, '
OLDEN WEDDING
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oinefirope, %oral .22,—Surrounded
by moinboxs et the .0./nikii, Mr. and
isratin-ssege;
their '804, 'Gordon, -in Clve-1'
*AO '0;414., a4041e4,.14e Rev, Mr. 00:7'
erm4, er-Phal*Ors 0h440, gT*
end-lidfav:=-Mcianty nracio Ott journey
along the• ice �n talte-,Iluvorr.
to commence their ,w044#18.‘:
Ono: :then they have ''resideri, for the,
bett0:‘,Vart of the -heir century in .'0.404.,
cerdine .1tOwnShip. Moth are p1 pion-
eer fa*** ''4021.,;
bella,•dieehter,of the 4ategr.---444-104-
tmexahilet, Zitaieott. an$14-,*(r.' ..):0,0arty,...
son or the tate
Oartw Members ot the- gather-
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Zr the anntversary Mrs, . .J.
qm,..104 itivarks,
• K4nc#010; Alex. Mccatty,,bhicato,.
and roeWla and Gordon,',VIVI0144
P1COBAC
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muat ure elnoch, thero
beiUZ 03 names on the PO%
wlth, "Matt.e There
14$04ovi3e. 10.4,4045, 10004
Togono MAN !yossma,
antvery thankful to you people
in wick" said 77, "year-old William
Oarriok When -he Was fined 42. all
OstrO 4474,
triite;. a • nlivaa
In:Li 14he a 'little /nore and - /night
have to stay withsTell
longer. 1.tOldlfteniff Johnston that
downstairs and he eroMised toPro.
Vide accomodation he declared while
the spectators and court • officals burst
out laughing. .
Borden Schroeder and Carrick were
charged with having a coonskin in
their possession out of seasol?„ con-
itrar- to the Game.and Fisheries Act
111Veder also paid a $2, fine, Its
Crown explained that he'thOught the
offence NYAS'InOre it, result of ignor- t
Ance of the laVitiaan any other reoSeet
hollow tree that was 'being felled
311•Pkrabton County near Grand Bend
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r'abcost Iwikenaes# IPAPiat$104• 1404,141.
teifhsi 'end the Paine of the tester is
Uso011iivray. Boaid: all the gtitatO"
there are esteral lamlltes With„ Sootch
name ti st)h as 4P
Centeran_
This Uwe tot; est, 7,ashlithtd•.
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.slaster of the 0004 VAS alSQ,.gl,aefr $19.
land costs.
mft
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proved to Mae honie of the coon -and
N.vhfaVitAaa from the tree it was killed
by the woodcutter.- tle..in'turn. gave
it to .Sehrottlei wbo gave•it to Carrick.
The aged Man then solcrit to an El-
mira fur dealer for $9.75. Waterloo
Coanty--,policer•-hav--seized the pelt
-Whieh4a. net rOteltle -tang4att.Y.4412.44.:-
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HEALTH
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:e the Joy- Out of ife
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The Potent Cause liesAn the -hurried- life we leak
in the extreme nerous tension andlever heat. with.
which 'we *follow in: the Purett1ty of wealth, position
' „and. pleasure,
Late hours, want of necessary rest, excessive
• mental,or pliyelearexertibn all puta etraiin on: the -
system it is unableto.withistand. 'No wonder, then
you pass realm nights and get up in the morning
with no ambition to go about your daily tasks.'
Take Milburn's 11. & N. Pills and isee what they
will do for you.
" Hilbert Hirons of Myth, who *aa
arrested near Brussels On Wednesday
night --following an elite accident,
pleaded*guiltY to fifirkig while intoxl-
cate and was sentenced to 14 days in
oes -pleaded 'guilty to asecond
he
Sari 13traiit and npOt failure LU pay
eharge ,dreting wwithout"ces-
$10.1itie And court ariell4 an
'additiortat• 15 &vein 5aiI.;
was arrested bYCounty
Constable Ono. Pergusonatur has been
.
hired, bY joseph Coulter of Blyth to
dri e -the latter's ear to • Brussels.
While in Brussels , he wished a hotel
and ;had a bi_t_too-nmIch to "drink.
pboA.6 xothiiiali .6f Wroxeter
Charged with theft Of an -electric mot-
or front Thomas WilSen, waS'relnarid-
WiniiirreITIOLL Telt:Trirthe-nquest
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olms,
have a -mental examination of the
man. The accusal :WAS, remanded on
anothercharge of having stolen goods
in hi s Possession.
Crown Attorney Holmes asked that
a bench *arrant be issued for the ar-
rest of Charles,Tew, Toronto commer-
cial traveller 'Who has been missing for
the Past two weeks and who feces a
Charge of drunk driving here.' He is
out on bail in the sum of $800. Tew
has been missing from his Toronto
home--sinee March -2nd, and .word has
'been received here that he is wanted
ona drunk driving charge in Toronto,
allegedly +committed a few days after
the Goderich incident, He was .adiait-
ted to bail on that charge also.
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eke eo4tete ear comp. tete
1100it at the streamlined 'smartness of
ala cheo,ouess fanuitis 4:404iis by 17.4hetn.
..* tooltcHini4e and perfect Ude,
Inastaitsg.spitainlis r;Oinfort in Cheyrolees rich.
into:140.4. iStinalaeli'aPd admire those
gorgeous color tontilainationts • lb .* Here at
'hot true Iltatity goe6 handin.handWith;
economueal t.t.ittisportatititi.. • .
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Bit
beauty is only half the toy. Dthe
ia 0100014 and *.oull never joieleta thin,
the safetyilie comfort—the perforthattee
.—that make Chevrolet ownership the most
as Weit,a6 Itte moat economical
experiencc in linOteriOgi
THE ONLY tICIMPLEVE CAttlfilt$D $0 tOvii:
Uelsteet turret Tee llociles by rittiliee "Atli tlifirielkle•bratt
'etitatten. Voles.le-Hasd teeeentY ta9taa. Self'
anarnn HYdriults 0444 ride
Mester Polo* Motto's)._ ..•.....
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ritits$14.,X BERRY -
ivote4 northland pilot who has been
awarded. the - 'Awls -Canada trophy for
his sendee toaidation during the past
Year. The award was announced by the
Department of national Detente at
'Ottawa.
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n Crash:
et Wedding
Car Skidded. Into Ditehearoons
Die in
_BRIDE IS ALSO INJURED
Witieh sympathy is felt for Rev. and
Mrs. J. K. Curtis, of •Delaware, *Vet
the tragic 41egth of their- son, Glee
-Ctutis, who diedin a Windsor Hoipt.r.
tal- on i$aturday, as a reselt of injur-
ies received in a motor accident a few
hours after he had been married at
the hoxne of his parents. _
The automobile containing himselt
aud his 19 -year --old- bride, nee Ad-
rienneDeschamps'of Windsor, skid-
ded into a ditch nes.r Tilbury.
The.driver of tho-oar, Clare Jewell,
of Windsor, who acted as best man at
the wedding •was held while police in-
vestigated the -crash. He said the car
skidded on the icy pavement, Oiled
over and went into the ditch.
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CsAMES0 DA
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one 400 'people were, thrilled by,
the good too*, presented'', by the
Shell 911 CoMpanY .*.t the annual
Le.gion. At.nome heldat„the''''Oddfel,
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tevie.ii-Alov-iyottwO4V11)*'gr!''Ve
„entertainment showed the advance .01*
iyilizatipn from the-pme of prehis-
toric man 'ttli to the p esent and drew
otentuin"to-Oe 04 that as time ad-
'v'anced and machinery became a Part
of every -day life, lubrication Was be-
coming also a necessity. 'The picture
WAS partly in technieOlor. All the
apetbatonS were greatly amused with
the "Cantcall comedies and 'featurettos
that Were presented, -
Card,games followed,. the screen
presentation, Mrs, E. Craig itna t.tr!
Ben. ''staing Whining the euchre prizes
and =Mrs.= George \ Batter iand r Wm.
Good the prizes for "500'; Luncheon
was served and dewing, both old-tyme
and modern was enjoyed.
The moving pictures -shown at the
affair., wde also shown to the Colle-
este Institute students in the after. -
neon. . •
TURNER WANTS
."'INOREA OF:=MKG
(continued from Page 1)
an auto accident a few weeks ago. At
the beginning of the -meeting Mr.
-Turner stated that the council was
patiently awaiting the striking of the
tax rate since it had been decided that
the rate' must be 'struck earlier this,
year. • ' •
Councillor Humber felt that the
committe had been shelving the. tax
rate question from day to day je
tn
the 'eXpectittien that His Woiship
would be back. • -
Two building applications were read,
one from Mr. .Reg. Burrows, to build
ayarage athis home on Brittania R.
and a second from Mr. Jas. Connolly
to, shingle his dwelling on Wellington
They were referred to the Fire
Committee. , ••••••
The Collegiate Institute Board
wrote asking for $1800 on their levy
to meet expenses due April 1st. It was
referred to the Finance Committee.
"Thai will .have to be with power to
act," said Couneillor Craigie.
"That is just what we have been
talking about lately,". declared Coun-
cilor Humber. They know how much
they want and when they Will want it,
and there is no reason" why they can't
get those requests. in earlier so that
the whole ,council may pass on the re-
port of 'the conimittee.
. The request was finally referred to
the Einatce Committee with power to
net.
A letter was received from Goderich
Home Improvement Committee in
which it was explained that an organi-
zation meeting -had beet hektin_ the
early part of • the Week and that, it
had been decided to hold a meeting at
which a speaker -Would explain the
plan fully. The meeting has been set
for 'March 25th (tonight) to be held
jointly with the -Lions Club. Major W.
H. Woods, managersof the Chamber of
Commerce, Londoe, will be the speak-
er. The'•council was invited to attend
the banquet, The letter was received
and filed.
A letter from Mr. E. R. Weston
,aeking that he be allcrwed to lease the
rink during the surname months for
five years at $200 per year. Mr. Wes-
ton stated in his letter that he intend-
ed making improvements in the build-
ing, and that he would like to get
storied -as soon as possible. He felt
that the business would not only help
to bring people to •Gbderich but would.
also cause more money to be spent in
local business establishments. He also
'promised to work )vith the council et
any time when they might want to use
the rink for a civic purpose. The mat-
ter was left with the Public Works
Committee.
Letters, acknowledging rifeeipt of
the town's resolution in regard to a
minimum wage for male workers,
were received from the Office of the
Prime Minister of the Dominion,
from Premier U. F. Hepburn frqm
the Dominion Department of 'Labor
and fermi Mr. R. J. Deachman, M,P.
A- letter notifying the couneil of
changes In the Worlaneii's Compensa-
tion Act was left with the Public
Works Committee with -power to act.
A letter from a firm manufacturing
fireworks and offering a special $600
display for Coronation Day vats left
with the Special COMmittee
The Goderith Salt Company wrote
asking that loading facilities at the
dock be improved and put in teadirteas
for the coming season iiinee-ruiviga-
tion it expotetd to open earlier this
year. The letter also "(Ants out that
The very largely attended funeral
for GIen, Curtis was held on Miondayi
at the home of .his parents, Where he
had been married, on the preceding
Friday. His father officiated, assisted
by a number of clergymen.
The 19 -year old bride was unable to
attend the servite, physicians guard-
ing her against any further shock in
her weakened condition due to injury
la the occident,
frhe driver of the ear In Which Cur-
. tig fferefi.hia ftif,ailtilaries, is being
held on.42,000 bail to face a charge ef
crirninnl nogligence. Be was lodged in
Tilbury jail until =bail , was secured
aftor the crash. He ',motored -Irani
Windsor in company with Caryl Cur-
tis of Detroit, brother of the dead man
to attend the funeral services.
--Sttving Mt. •Curtis
wife Adrienne and his 'parenta, Rev.
aneMrs. X.' Curtis, are one sister,
Mrs. Harold Corey, of' Sarnia; and
one brother, - Caryl, of Detroit: --
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(Strathroy Age Dispatch.)
'4.
ONE MAN KILLED
TWO OTHERS° INJURED)
• iryin speiren, of Ithicardine, was the
owner of the wood lot on which the
tree was' being felled that struck and
killed Charles Glickensweller om Friday
afternoon. The tree was falling and
became twisted, taming it to fail back-
wards on the . men, who expected it
would fail the tither way, EickensWeiler
was rushed to =the Niricardine-tiospital,
where he passed sway shortly after
being admitted. Speiran land Arthur
Campbell received head injuries , and
zuftered from shock. William tintleay,
who was also helpirig with, the felling
of the tree, ran clear di it when it fell
and escaped inittries and sutrunoned
THERE'S 110 DELAY
WHEN You' oabEit
A NE ,liytkiEynoLtr
Afratet. 2.P.iSengor eNEA,cielitterea at tactotP,,
Othrotii, Or, 060`ttli•letli, titolso and iroWat
itielditiotrz4 aticet )1•044c,/ Lo Fhanie, griVia#1,.ro #004
icaI-transportation
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.PpATITrES .HAVE
RUN OF BAD LUCK
InCreasingl", Serino* * *Adelients Befall
Children 01 distiOtior and Mrs.
Threndile
The jinx seems to be shadowing the
hotisehold of, Meese& and .Mrs. Ed.
Threielyle of the Otii corieessieft of
Sesta, for withhi the put fortnight no
less , than three of their eight children
hate Metered withal* that so gradu-
ated in seterity that with beciune more
Selma 'than its predecOneor.
'the doleful' Series aPened with one of
the• 'twin infant Aged sixteen
meal*, fallieg etf a couch and knock-
ing out * front tooth, betides painfully
cuttitig'-her 'mouth.
A emiple....o.Ldays later, Melva, a dye-
pear.old daughter and text to the
twins in tenderness of age at the home,
toped off. &air and onto the edge
of a 9a1l of Wiles Maki for the
chicken& and tipped the steanting ra17C.
titre, Oat* the htielt or both legs, sus-
taining scalds and. btirrils *that tteoiatti-
toted het' being ruthed 10 & Walkerton
surgeb and steps taken to odleviate the
.1 suffering and froth the effectst of whith
mishap she IS still &Citified to bed.
Shortly before, nine o'clock on Mon-,
day nioniing of last Nve.li, when about
to start her educational ankh for 'the
week, With, aged sfk, and 'next Iti or-
der or. Itoutidulr.ftet In the .fathily cir-
cle, *hue riding ton the beck' Of
eller gtri at the scheol,' had ther thigtin
of seeing her read* kess her tooting on
tt* ley pletfortit at the, school doortititt
in the ceatti *Wit ;Wetted. Ittith tug -
tallied ontpoittid• freeture et her fag,
Oat the ft
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FOR F%SBING ,SEASON
WWI Ikr*vittation trum-n
til the second Week in April,
tbe Kin-
cardine owned tug* 'Vonattf 1,4* ba,
been dojo*, a little'*0141tt\Mt ita own
ccetnit and prepoint;to do mots
The tog movements have.3*4 Seine,
what restricted sofar, helot Oftfinea
to Movitio' rreighters 1. the harbor,
but she is preparingto do ;more, 00
she is preparing to lea'Ve for the fjvh‘
ing grounds OS Seen as She eon reot+
open Water.
nce the endex
Oit
SIM COMPetition, would be iceene
than ofdr this YeitiT eertain boat
would he driven trOM the trade, it
asked that the council take this fact
into consideration. The letter WAS left
with the Water, Light and Harbour
Oonunittee.
Regarding the passenger boat "Ala-
bama,” on which information as to her,
schedule had been, asked, the J. NV.
Virestoott Co., Ship rePertera arnl Ves-
sel Agents of Detroit wrote Sliggest-
leg that the council get in touch with
Kirby Travel Bureau for informa-
tion.• The matter VAS left*with the
Special Coninciittee.
COMMITTEE REPORTS "
Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee recommen-
ded that the Public Library Board be
paid $400.on their'graut;-that the fol-
lowing requisitions for the year be
Separate School Board,: $1,400; Public
Library Board, $1,900; that the sum
latigt alfitett
, 4,41151.6,14,11
c
89 putaritv
(NtOmber
• nnthw "Torouto, °Atari
Lt(lAt CAEDS
'R. $611414t
./terristoe tuul fiatkitar•
cc: lianditen
rd,
250•-•ht!e„„threnced,to-Gjederie
'Contra --:--tsalurr-towaref
to the government as payment on ar.
rears owing on the Lawrence house.
,Welfare Board aceounts amounting to
$174 were passed.
Public Works
• The Public Works Cominittee re-
commended that the request of Mr.
chas, Heide to have Bennett street
gravelled be left in the hands of this
committee to look into -and report
' later. •
The Canadian Natiohal Railways
and the, Provincial Department of
Highways are being communicated
withiurging that a wig -wag signal tie
installed at thectsN.R, -Railway Cros-
sing on the Huron road.
•Water and Light
The Water, Light and Harbor Com-
mittee recomniended that the Depart-
ment of Transport at Ottawa be re-
quested to have the Baechler platform.
cn the wharf at Goderich harbor be
removed as soon as possible.
The committee is in communication
with the Hon. C, D. Howe, R. J.
Deachman -and W. H. Golding with re-
ference to request that a cribwork be
constructed at Goderich harbor join-
ing the river breakwater, a report of
which will he given later.
The Cemetery and Parks Committee
recommended that a grant of $60. be
made to the Goderich, Horticultural
Society to be used in upkeep of the
town parkettes throughout the town
under the supervision of the Parks_
Committee.
Work on Walks
S. W. Archibald Will be here next
week to lay out work of doing some of
the walks and curbing in the Court
House Park.
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A Good Prescription
A bit of Hope,
Makes a rainy day look gay,
And a little bit of Charity
Makes glad a weary way. -
A little bit* of Patience
Often makes the sunshine come.
And a little bit of Love
Makes a very happy home.
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fr. •
itarriste! and • Solieitoe.
un Life • Eldgt, Visleloide and Victoria8reets.
• Sireeta,-
Telephone: Elotn.5301
Toroto.
2.
IruaLEss 1/441.0T1#0011.
oramp,,,oinmopoit
tagRoAst,. 43orom1am
liklitipped with eleetro4nagnetio baths. \'
Electronic electric treatment and alto.
praetic, Chronic, organic and nervous
diseases. 'Lady in4 attendance. ,Olike
hours .2 to 5 and 1 to 8 p.m. an tastatar,
lorlasY and Saturday, and on Tirednes.
day 9 to 12 sun? oak. Consultation
may be haci by amentment„ .gonday
and Thursday at lintahell• '
A, N. AtriCINSON, residence and
(ace, corner of 'South Street and Sri -
tamp% Road. Equine -341. '
Late House Surgeori Ne* =York, OrPtit—
thalmic and. •Aural .1lospit4 ottOstant at
Moorefield's 'are IkaPital .and Oolden
Square Throat '1,16.sp1tal, London;
S'Y'es tested, glasses 'supplied'.
63 Waterloo St. • S., Stratford, Vele--
phone 267. • • ,
Next visit Wednesday afternoon and •
evening. February 24th, from 2.30 to
8.30 p.m. only, s
FIRE INSURANCE
AVM:MOP MUTUAL- PIMA 11ISUR-+
-,ANCE COMPANY.
W e tarnish the splendor or our best
atthins by too often speaking of them.
rOargerromoragamm.ror
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO
PRT Y ZNSURED.
4.16.11.1werroromeir
0PIETCERS-431resident, Alex. Broad
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foot, Seafortit ; Vice -President, 'rho&
Moylan, Sesta-UV,' SecretarYtTressurer,
M. A. Reid., Seaforth. •
DIRECTORS—Alex. ttroadfoot, Sea -
forth; James Sholdice, Walton; Willioni
Knox, Lontiesboro; Obits. leonhardt,
Dublin; Jas. Connolly, Goderich; Thos.
Moylan, Seaforth; W. R. Archibald.
fileaforth; Alex. Mcewieg, Blyth; Frank
McGregor, Clinton.
,LTST, OF AGENTS—W. J. Yeo,
Cth-
ton R. R. No. 3; Ji.mes Watt, ;
Sohn E. repper, 33rucefield. R. R. 140.1;
R. F. MeKereher, Dublin, R. R, No. 1;
Chas. F. 'Hewitt, ICineardine; R. G. Jar -
math, Bornholm, R. .R. No. 1.
Policy holders esn MO their •lissets—
ments at Calvin Cutts store, Goderich;
The Royal • Bank, Clhiten, or J. E.
Reid's., Baylleld.
VTEthNARC -.
R. G. E. MYERS, Ina, B.V.. Sc.
iarrotoutRY_SURGEON._ •
Graduate of the University of Tordato•
and graduate of the Ontario Vateeinary
College.
°Mee in Mr. T. T. Murphy's, Hakiniti
ton St., Ooderich. Telephone: Day 20=3
night, 249.
AUCTIONEERING
111110MAS GUNDRY & SON.
Live Stack and General Auctionsera
Elgin Ave., Gederleh
Gales made everywhere and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction. ,
Farmers' Sale Note & discounted.
Phone 119. •
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3% FEWER STEPS..
in the Household Routine
with a TELEPHONE
'c
Wre•
Actual te5ts in typical, honseholds, car-
ried on over peribds of 20 days, showed
that the housewife with a telephone took
23q foomteps in the course of
her daily routine duties than the house-
wife in the hotne without a telephone,
The telephone saves time and energy;
promoteg.tocial contacts and ispri ever.
alert sentinel' in times of ettiergellOy+