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yeightet Sultorkir
Docks ou Tuesday
Secod Boat jof Season Takes on
Salt foi tbe W0t.
The Paekage freighter . 4Slapetior"1, of
Midland, decked .14 5 a.m. ;on Tuesday
from Willadebarg. . , •
,
Capt. D. litideen, who spends hie 'win-
,
ters in Midland,- had scarcely laid her
alongside the dock when he woe called
on to move the "Prescott" •from he
moorings under the elevator t.c:4 a fresh
berthearlangelde .the .north wall _Of the
harbor.This tool; .sonle little time, but
the "Superior" eventttally was tied up in
front of the clock -warehouse Where she
began loading 000 term of salt for the
=aneeAsalesithrafitiatteatigeliiieabettatkitieteslialske?
the west and Capt. Iludeon wI. deliver
it at the head .of the lakes as soon as
the upper lakes are free:of-Ice.
Capt. Hudson reports the loeser lakee
_eenthe1rc1ear1nolcelsavigbeenseen
anywhere. He expects • to be in Gode-
r-eaieheaSfssft.ensethieksksntame,rtt?-ea-the.
-"Shisetior"le- atii• te-e--arry a geed deal,
-----bTsa1ttht of this port. •
She was tile secondboatthiliar-
bor this spring-, being preceded only by
the "Sarrtiten" on, Saturday., April 26th,
and intends to leave'Wednesday evening.
FOR SALE OR TO 'RENT
IT-OUPZ1.=43/1M-17-;n13::0t:41W Ana, -
41"... low rent, aduIte only. Apply to
THE STAR OrriCE. •
••••••••••••al
FOR -RENT. --Central warns house' for
•"-• r rent. Apply to M. W. HOWELL.
1pOR--BALE.-Comfortableeeight-roomed
-I- house, all modern conveniences,
near Collegiate, Double garage. fait
trees, garden, lawn. A bargaia for cash.
Will consider a small plade in town or
country, or summer cottage, as part paY--
malt-Box
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FOR SALE.-A-houseesultable for sum-
. " mer tourists, known as 44The Hal-
liday Tourist Home," situated on the
corner of Victoria Street and Elgin Ave.
For further AarklMilarA-aPPI-7.
ande HAYS, Belibite ferethe Exeeutoes,
FARM FOR RENT. -100 -acre farm .to
rent with buildings, Con. 2, West
Wawanosh. Apply to J. W. ARM-
STRONG, at Ws. 'Challenger% _Elgin,
Ave., Goderich, Ont,,
NOTICE TO---C-REDITORS
NOTICE TO ormnrins.
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• NOTICE IS.- HEREBY GIVEN to all
persons having- any claims against the
estate srf Mrs. Tremaine McKim, late of
the T6ivis of Cloderich -who- -died on or
about the, 22nd day of April. '1934, to
sere same, duly proven, to the under-
signed, on or before the 12th day of May,
1934, as on and after -that date the
-Bxecutort'-df'theettilct-estMe-wllrPY6tree'd'
to make distribution thereof, hoeing re-
gard onTY fok-the Clainuethen filed.
Dated at Goderieh this 24th day of
April, A. D, a934.
HAYS and HAYS,
'Cloderich, Ontario,
Soliditors for -the Executors
herein. -
NOTICE': 6F MEETING
'THE crODEILTOIL ELEVATOR AND
'111ANSIT eourpAgy, LIMITED.
Please take notice that the annual
general tneethig of the -14hareholders Of
the Company will iferield on Wednesday,
May9th, 1934, at 12.30noon, 1VittcSay
Hall, North Street, Goderich, ant., lor
the election of Directors for the ensuing
.year and the. trantaction. of any other
business which may properly be brought
Defore the Meeting. • . .
LOE SANDERSON,
Secretary.
e
• TOWN OF GODERICII
All Owriere or Harbour-
ers of Dogs -must obtain
1934 Licenses at once
at the office of the Tax
Collector. By Order,
R. C. POSTELETHWAITE,
Chief of Police .
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SOT STRUCK BY CA
Gerag. Buren Read. 11*,is Both
LesBroken
4%. Mot Mafortunate *Oeident:occurretl,
• Thursday,.?,April 27th., ,-firten, 'Gerald
RaMilton. sAtall -Son a Thohui..'cz
•ton of- Ilarou Road, was .atruele 'by -art
automobile 1rven by Mrs J,; Uogarth
and had ,both legs broken as welt as
some minor Injuries. The rstrigster was
hanging on to a-wagen near his home
and let go .to un int* his house when,
he stePped in front a the automobile.
Mrs, lioggarth, stopped e immediately
and assisted in taking the bay into his
lepuse. An' ambulance was called and
he was tais.hed to the Alexandra Hosra-
tal where an examination diselosed the
fact that both „legs were fractured, No
internal injurieswere mitered and While
aragt60.4%;
now resting .coinfertably at home and
no complications' are expected.
UNUSUAL AUCTION SALE
Great Array .of Walitint Yttratiture D
sse, • ---enosid-efeasse-43se,
Something 'unusual in the way_of
_stactton• sales was held fte diderich on
Saturday, April 29th, when the furniture
belonging to the estate of Mrs. 0. F.
'Carey was disposed of "on the curbs" ,
'Thos. Gundry was the auetioaeer 'and
as the weather favored, a large number
of Tseautiful old walnut articles Were dis-
tributed along 'the gide' or South street.,
hear thirtetettre. sA. crowd-- 15u-yers
aseembled anlf.isidclitig' was brisk... Priace-
tically all piece's were good and some of
unustial beauty.
•Fyerything was disposed of to eager
bnyers. t is not -often that auction sale
followers get a chance to purchase solid
walnut table, dressers and chairs to-
gether with fire screens, whz,tnots and
all the things which our grandmothers
delighted 'E, and fWT• advantage was
taken of rit.
FIRE SIGNAL CALLS SCOUTS
The Weetweod, Mass.,' Fire Deptart-
enent --has-edderieto- its, cal,,esignalse a
doable -six"- to be -given Tor any-emer-
genet in which the help of Boy Scouts
-is reqUired.
_FETAALE_HELP WANTED
larOMEN' WANTED.4--Vt•:M:t' en 'wanted
" to sew for us at home. Sewing
m• achine necessary. No selling. -ON-
TARIO NECKWEAR COMPANY, De-
partment 258, Toronto 8.
PUBLIC ,NOTICE
IDESIMANENTWAyES will be Riverton
Wedneeday, A/4y Pries from
$2.95 to Lination in next week's
isque. W. uArtat 'GRP= and .JEANE
SIVIITar GRICE. Stratford.
'palm NOTICE.
Many front P loinb As Far ikintrt
Ai Lucknow and Zurich
SPECIALS IN SHOPS
1..o.puegop'WleinAtewra;flagfromKe.;otwInVIAnY
-Fine; sunny 'Weather greteti early
ShoPPera ',who came MO town for the
spring sale arranged by the merchants
of, Goderich. under the slogan "Third of
a Century Sale."' -
The cold whiter has held many people
away front the toWn dne, to the blocked
ireihnetlitiVirjrlaeilifet,10!&.W-'
sidentspof the smaller towns Arid the
lams round. about ClOderich ,have been
waiting or this event to replenish their
wardrobes for spring,
nWettm.-thb3.g.can happen to prevent
this, from being the biggest thing -of its
riaT-eiFer'to be-ItileMtefederiefi;--lind.
-thatAsetheLpossibillty that aenliniber of
farmers prefer to Stay and work on
the land instead ef getting out the car
and editing into- town. Weather is per-
fect and the land wettable-. although
some of the best •informed farmers ex-
press the opinion that it would be well
to wait for a good rain before finishing
the outside work. • , •.,
The shops Were never more attractive.
There are new IdeasAn most lines of
aodsesperially_ror the ladies. eige are
told that the elastic corsets which are
being shown are --quite a new idea and
that they- regtilt` hi 7regiiiiihig -ofethe'
youthful figure to almost eny eaerson
who dons one. New dresses, new dress
goods, new idea e in curtain _material,
sheetings, and in fact everything or the
person and for the home are on display
and at prices which will_ tempt anyone
Local shoppers are enthusastic, and
are doing their shopping early, but well
stocked„shops assure everyone ...of a wide
-choice ai ant -time during- -the three
days of the sale.
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NURSES' GRADUATION .
Plans are afoot for the graduation
exercises for the current claw of nurses
Of Alexandra -Hospital." rt" is expected'
that this will take place on June ast, but
details have not yet been worked out.
Owing to the lack of sufficient space in
MacKay Hall, as a result of which num-
bers of people have been turned away
in the pia, it is hoped that this year it
will be poetible-- to use one -of the
churches for the exercises.
AUCTION SALE.
DOCTORS' WEDNESDAY HOLIDAY.
'rhe Goderich lViedical Society wishes
to correct 'any misunderstanding there
may be regarding the Working- of the
Wednesday Half Holiday.
0h Doctor in turn remains on call for
the afternoon and -.evening. 'Urgent
est.sea-ereqUiriM -visitetebY the -doctor pts._
call and requiring subsequent attendance
svill be handed over • to the patient's
renter medical attendant on -his return
at night. Fees for attendance on Wed-
nesday. afternoons and evenings are to
be paid to the regnlat medical attendant.
A,DMINISTRATOR'S SA:LE OF REM-
DENTIAL and CHATTSL PRO-
PERTY.
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• The Administrator of the Estate of
George S. Hunt, Will offer for sale by
auctien, �.t the premises, on
e SATURDAY, MAY 19th,
at 2- ecIosek in the afternoon,
Rpm, EsTATE AND iNsur4Ncr_.
TIIE F. CAREY CO.
Fite, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
Office:
Masolkie Wesst:Ste Chmletteh
Phone 230 'NELSON HILL, Mgr.
• J. W. CRAIG1E..
Adomp9e Insurance
See our rates before placing
You may see t cos, arid other by call;
ST D LB ER'S USED CARS I
ing.at our place of business.
Islow nig TIME TO BUY
33 ---chew .Stattlsrd Ae.aan
.341105,14 Stietisti *ask
31--Chor.. Standard Sedan ,
4,1,4Chey,!,_Coupo
Speciar6a4
30.....CheV#,Statel
30.....-Chev... Sport Calve.
R. Se '1
29....Cliev# Co*cls
'29-..',Chev. Coupe
29.,.....theit. Roadster
at,tora.' Sport. Coach
31-4441 %ma. Coach
IrriteT6:
Dual Wheels, Stake
Bodir
'mom Stake.laody Truck,
Rtisill **tit
STEDELBAUEWS e twitted' ftt Moore's Garage,
134410 Bowies Sechtl—Coarikatteti 1 sear—$4.85
"Tering may aranged on any of our cars.
trAmtototSzki oftiforrstiloor --G
Lot :•running number 406, Britannia
LIRA, -----Miderieh. The praperty wilt -be --
sold subject to a reserved bid.
TERMS. -I0 per cent. of purchase
price."at the time- of the sale and -the
balance of the said purthase price in
thirty days from date Of sale.
Also the following chattels: Beds,
dressers, chairs; sideboard, garden tools,
carpets, rugs, and other &utterer -14o
numerous to mention.
leatIVIS.-Cash for all chattels. •
For further particulars apply to
FRED HUNT, Goderich Ont.
Administrator.
T. GUNDRY and SON,
Goderieh, Ontario,
• Auctionwse or
HAYS and HAYS,
• Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Adrelnistrator.
EXECUTOR'S SALE- OF HOUSEHOW
• uRNISHINGS AND trrEcrrs.
Of the estate of the late Mrs. S, E.
Hick, at the home, Elgin Avenue, Gode-
rich, on e
SATURDAY, MAY 12th
commencing at 1.30 o'clock sharp
All the -C6ntenti of the house consist-
ing in part of: -
One lefmeon & nisch plan), in splen-
did condition: one IColster radio and
equipment; one Walnut frame ' sofardne
mahogany table and their; •reckers, and
odd chairs; pictures; curtaina; gavell
minister rugs; three Axminster runners,
all as good us new, three miff
one large Axminster rug, 10x12 ft.: tele-
phone table and thair: hall seat and
mirror; five-settion bookeaSe and con-
tents; one wicker bookcase; wicker
ehairs: three large couches; three
Navaho Menke ; several tables, nuehtel•
clock; complete dining set,. buffet, table
andchairs: dishes; china: glassware;
cutlery; veranda furniture, hammock,
chairs and flower Stand; one White seW-
ing-mitellitite-tbritents -of. three fully
famished bedrotens, rags, pietUreS, etc.:
Empire Tatum tvith water front was
bought neW a short time age; electrie
plate; eleetrie toaster; eoaloil heater;
kitchen table and chairs: tide table;
Ettrelca Vitailitifn Cleaner, ell attachments;
bake And iron beards; garden tools: lawn
mower; lftn HMO: Wand** StoVe: seal-
ers; fle*tr Pett: stepladder*: tathet
retrigerslor and numerous other articled.
tveristioneiirnt be disposed Of, u pro-
PVrti• iSeltas04,
111CM
OON. Attefilailee
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sTUROY.COOPER ACIION
-Jury eNogge-Struck: Out=-Aetlen 10 be,
' Heard enchlity
In the Matter, ot the request of Thos.
Sturdy of •Gocierich haVe his Action
against the 'Town of Gederieli. Cooper
and Oswald 'Ohm. heard bY a judge with-
out jury, he was successful in having the
lurY notice strlick out
The, requeet arne before" Adr. Justice
Fieher In pond= On April 28th and he
gave judgement agatrbt the defendant
Cooper. ordering that the costa of the
application be paid bY defendant.
The ease will now gO down for trial at
May -baoie icirT iteL-1,7
Dancey wag counsel for Mr. 'Sturdy and
Frank Donnelly for Mr. Cooper.
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here is Guelph"
Asks Convicted Man
Caswell Hackett Sentenced to Re.
fortaittury for Cl4cken and
Grain Thefts
When Casweir Hackett appeared in
court on Wednesday to answer to the
charge of chicken and" grain stealing, he
was eentenced to the. Reformatory in
Guelph. • .
"Guelph? I/There-is that place?" he
asked in a r•leasantly casual VOICP as the
M.VstTs4e.-Arti41.P4e
Magistrate Reid_ lo -eked up in surprise.
,sYou'll find out when; you get there,"- h
replied.
Ilackett's interest in the location'
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ede Apparently It didn't make
great deal of difference where he spent
the next six or nine months He was
just asking to make conversation. He
turned to A Consideration of the sen-
tence. ,If he makes, restitution to the
farmers from whom. ,he stole chickens
and grain he will only have to spend six
months locked up, If he fails to repay
them, he will put nine months. Dur-
ing that time he wiiI be able to brush
up on his geograpleyer:,.
Crchwt1 Attoihey'Difdley Relines' Cons-
,
merit on the case was illuminating,
Hackett not only took things himself but
he inducted his brother -4n -law, Stewart
McGillivray, a young Scotsman, not long
in the country, to help him.
"That, I regard, is the worst feature
'• of your case," said the, Crown Attorney,
"Your sister's husband; and you deliber-
ately persuaded him to steal. He tried
Jo hold out against you: He refused
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time- and -again- but fled until until you got, -hime,into trouble too."
Hackett said he realized now that he
shouldn't ha1te done it.
• There were ten counts against him,
and be will serve six months on each
count, all aentences-to runeco
Three African Scout leaders frOm the
Gold Coast were sent to ClliwellePark,
Efiglande for training.
WANTED .
WANTED. -Experienced girl want,ectto
do housework. Duties to com-
mence immediately. Apply to Box 5,
:STAR OFETCE.
HUNTFA"MPIOR
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For This Suintiter " "d. 14an w
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iserahAM,14441 eLtSsa„.. 1607414SWP A"WO, MIMI ikt rot the aUutot ,NfOluOtial Cu O‘ Ws
Meeting 0* Clinton* Air, 30th sn't resulted In a win or IVIt8"
Sattndere and Mr L D. Eastman. The
....Six Towns 'RePressinted c lame throdilh-eVa$ vert ties') and ex.;
cjtng As tins is the first time the mem
-
hers Of the Gederich Bridge Club have
had * Ohanee to Play for a trophy. Mrs.
Eastman and Mrs, Saunders played very
iste.
Representatives from six towns andi cQs pt bridge and on the night's
play deserved their, whs. The cup will
villages in ;the area assembled and en- now be put hp, at the annual tourna-
tinedasticatily endereed the move to or ment of the Bridge Club on the Friday
ganize. AS a result the following ofil- and Saturday before JulY 1st, and play
cars` were elected; President, U. 'Carrie, be played for .by any pair in Canada or
Exeter; Vice -President, Pt 401110.4, Mit- U. S., the whiners holding the cup feir a
Izieriod.of one year. Mrs. Eastman and
(shell; Secretary, T. Morgan, Clinton, Mrs. Saunders will, of course, hold the
and Treasurer, J. B. Lauder. Godericle cup until July' ist and wehoe they will
vaawavema.Taetc.
one inn being from each centre in the nament.
league: Newt. Mater, . Goaerieh; C. The full results of the game Tuesday
Lobb, Clinton; 6. 'Reid, Exeter; "le are as follows:
O'Brien, Zurich; D. Hanson, Mitchell; 1st -Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. Sean -
*and K. Drake, Stara. - dors, p1us 914., 2nd -Mr. Ettstmin and
The- meeting -decided to -une 0. B. A Mr. Carey, plus Tie. aril -Mr. and Mrs.
rules.but- was emphatice in Its determn'flf13teheillir-abit=tett-
_Eaton end. tar Join the Onttirio -organe, ham and Mr., lumoe,y,
tIon Discussion of the case of .Hosall and Mrs. N. C. Lanaway, Minus .1. 6t11
which has a team in the 0. B. A. and -alas. Carey and Mrs. Johnetoa, sMr,
which uses players from most of the aloMehen and Miss Gina, (txed). minas
towns in Ole- new league, resulted in the 2. 7 -Mr.- Robertson and M.r. Dean,
decision to allow Zurich, whIch is not, minus 5. 8 -Mr. 'Whipple ahd Mr.
repmented on the Henstill- team. the Saunders. ininus 6. 9--1Mr. and•Mrs, D.
right to use one Hensall player. Zurich , a Mooney, minus 7, •
I s to.. be allowed to try out two Hensall' „Angther game well be .13layed, next
players Init_ .to retaieeonly_ one, Monclay-eventnieAt,--MaeXay --
' This concession being-allewed Zurich,
a claim to similar treatMent , was ad -1 First Boatf year
vanced by iMitehell. Thie team wants to
aireeesa, .Stratfordeplay-ere. Owing- to the - -
Zurith, Precedent, this too was allowed, Dij-t
-although-ft, was -pointed out that it was
a practice -Which could lead to abuse, I Capt R. B. Angus of "Sarnian"
A further meeting will be held in
The Rai -ma -Portia Baseball Leagoe
ta?Ale 1410 being at a meeting in. Clinton
'Monday evening, APril 30th.
Clinton on Monday. May 4th, when a
schedule will be drawn up. It was de-
cided that only those teams having re-
presentation at that meeting and who
deposit $1-0 entrance fee- will be included!
In the schedule. The balance of the!
$10 which happens to be left over after t
the season ends will be divided pro rata,
among the teams. ' Each team is to
submit to the meeting the names of
three umpires who will be eallable for i
games during the season.
Goderich fats are teasdrtg enthusiastic,
over the prospect of play here. Marly.
aspirants for Positions are out practicing
In, Exhibition Park. The problem of
uniforms has -been taken up ard some
of the odd .equipment ti -f other years has
been hauled down from 'attics and
Brushed up; is not expected that it
will be necessary- lie the team has $30
now in the treasury and more is expect-
ed., It is _thought 'that. plenty will be
Ilableefromeenterested-efaresetoesta
the team off decently.
• J. H. Lauder, president of the Gode-
deli club, is ver pleased with, the en -1
thusiasm- displayed at Clinton and looks!
forward confidently to a successful sea -
'n a goad league, There Will
nothing but home town boys in the local
yet of the peraonell, there is enough
team and while no choice has been madel
materletl, he thinks,to are the tOwn_se
team to cheer for. In the league games
the usual $10 forfeit, will -he used to -en-,
sure return games.
Gets the Silk Hat
With the N
Tenuity* .ta Ilto Palled f'or
Dar1ingDr4, Oidlow, Tepitiore
ary Chairman a .cciturousion
At the respiest of the Pubite 13-11Ste*
CoMmissien E. C. Darling of fleartilton,
engineer to the commisslen, will !call for
tenders for tho completion of a new
water intake system at the power hOltae1
such tender S to kt 111 bY.110 21St*_19.34,.
This was the decision of the Calm141;:,
sion sitting on April 2011: Aar. Darling
Is to, complete 'galls at once and have'
• them ready for Arno tendering It b
understood that this will net be difficult
as Most of the 'details have alreadY been
cost of thiS work place it at abont-'0500,
although with increasing prices of mat-
erials It may run 'a bitemore.
When completed It will provide the
tewet with a .,(101abley system_At Intakes
whereby If the pumps happen to stick
itge„-irirega&011412,4! .t,..2P.Met.keereerneeeeee,..e.,,e,retes
turned into the other. Thia consid-
ered neeess.leyette- avold-t1K -ifanger 'Of
the -water supply being suddenly, out off
case of Adonflagration.-Itewill provide
for a single well, inuc,h deeper tnati that
now in use, which will be divided into
two compartments .separated by heavy
concrete wall. Pipes will lead Into each
ef Iliese compartments. Only one'opf.
them Will lac use,d one time but the.
therswill-be-avallable always In case f
emergency.
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The town council has been requested
to issue the necessary debentures e to
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cover the cost Of the preirei as •sSorl as
the cost is known:
Only Mayor C. d. Lee and Dr. Gallow
were present at the meeting at which
this was decided, the chairman. Mr.
• ey, eingeeefifine&to-hie-homts- -
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• owing to a severe Illness.. Ou motion of
When the "Seamans* Capti 13., B. Ares
Mayor Lee. Dr. Clallow will act chairman
gm' in command, steamed .into harbor on of the Commission pro tem. .
Saturday, April 213th, navigation was of- . New batteries will he purchased for
tidally opened in Goderich far the sea- the Cornrnission'd radio interference de -
son -611034. teeter. This Is to be put to constant, use
The freighter arrived, at 6,45 -p.m. and in an effort to locate and elinainate the
immediately commenced unloading 80,000 cause ,of the interference which his been
•bushela of wheat , for the Western Can- a source of so Much trouble In town:
ada Flour Mills. Water will be•supplied to Go. Wattle -
As the boat was due to leave at 3 a.m. eon for his shop in the National build -
the following morning; the eeremony of Ing. A number of applIcations,for elec-.
presentation of the silk hat to the sea.- tric light &mice were passed.
gon's first skipper was hastily arranged. The statement Of the operations of the
It took place in the Town Hall as 9 p.m. Hydro System In Goderich , for the year
with Mayor C. C. Lee making the pre- 1933 was presented to the Commission.
sentation in an atmosphere ef good fel- This showe that the town now has a
lowehip. surplus of $75,449.81 in , Toronto, avail -
Capt. Angus. a former Kintardine boy able for emergencies. The gain of $5181
who has been successful in his chosen was provided for depreciation,' Total
calling, is a quiet, modest sort of chap assets of the system 04 listed as,.$2.57.7
who, on questioning, confessed that he
etiehadesvonetheesilkehateinedifferenseports
three times. Mayor Lee weicomed hini listedellabilitiess - -----e--- - '
In at short but suitable address to which
the captain replied fittingly, remarking
that he had always had a soft' spot in
bora for • the kindnesa and sympathy
his heart for Gederich. He reported shown them in their recent bereavement:
that there was practically no ice in Lake also to Rev. W. J. Patten, of,'BenrAllItt:
„Huron, In fact he had seen none until United church. and Rev. :,Tolinston. of
entering the harbor here. •' _ Crediton United church, Who officiated
A score or more of citizens had gath- ! • at the bervices.
eredeto. _welearene elle first, skipper of thel
season, among them Reeve MtAnnings - d., •
D, Croft-, Prealdent of- the Chamber 05; 11 UOM inA .vent's
and zeveral _members of the couhell,•
Comraerce, 0. L. Parsons, J. W. Fraser, I A•
NI) BUSINESS BRIEFS
a number of interested citizens and the
293_79, which is $75,444.111 _more than
Open Meetink At
Carlow on Tuesday
•WANTEDee-reitork - wanted by the day:
"Apply MRS. E. LAWS,- Britann
Rad,
WANTE'D.-Maid for general house-
-TY work. Apply .MES. HARVEY L.
BARNES, Colborne St.
WANTED. -Foot, sufferera who cannot
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Colborne Township To Be Asked
To Decide On Seed Grain
Question
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" The council of the Township of Col-
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Corn • or Bunion Salve. At DUNLOP'Sget Mulls from. pads to uze Cress '
DRUG STORE.
WANTED. --Maid wanted for general
homework. Apply to MM. T. 11.
MITCHELL.
Af AN _WITH CAR, WANIma for Route,
J"- steady; fatm experience deeirabIe;
no lay-off if you- Work 8 hours daily.
Apply .1. R. WATIIIIIS (301VIPANY, 2195
Masson St., Montreal, Dept; SA -6.
WANIED.-Man or -Monate to bell
locally direct to eongumer highest
qualify Silk, Hosiery, Real Crepe Lingerie
and a -complete 'hie of -Men's Shirts.
Our merchandise is priced to sell and a
money maker for a •steady , worker.
MARVELWARE, 63 Wellington St., West
Toronto,
•• ARTICLES FOR SALE
EDIT NOTE ON FORD CAR FOR
SA/E.-IVO' he for sale a Credit
a new ro
note wd ear
For further particulars apply to • BATS
Ortll $22 6, 0 0 on'rI
and IfAYEla lianalitou t Ooderleh.
VOR• SAI4:.-Orie-atee1-tire buggy- in
- good tondition. Apply aft -STAR
OPP/CE.
Trort SALE.--kggss for hatehing at
reasonable prim. 0. A. C. Jared -
to -lay strain, tarred. Mao, with good
laying records, 14144. R. DAVIDO011,
Dungannon. Phone 34.
von 8Att--4chovroiet coot, .peirtA
for "awe, oar and tire; fish dee
lively *ago; hear"' Wag011eletplapt
'oPet'twirt-strotirre
• XDitht, .IghratvustAlielb, *
,460.0t, tot ingitt
100 03t.
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CARD OF THANKS
The faintly of the late Chas. Kerr wish
to thank the many friends and neigh -
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100 -acre farm to rent. Sea advertiee-
prem. A pleasant half hour was spent.
all in turn ridding their voice to that of
the mayor in welcoming Capt. Angus
and in wishing him the best of good
fortune for the balance of the e•eason.
The presentation took the form of a
grey fedora, something much more ser-
viceable than the traditional silk hat,
although the beremony, to contorts% to
precedent, assented the presente of. Che
Tt�
borne held a meeting oneMouday night,
April 30th, to discuss the problern of
providing seed grain to those needing
same. •
No one was present except the mem-
bers and they canvassed the aituatton
thoroughly. Reeve Goldthorpe announces1
that it wasdecided to hold another open
meeting- on Tuesday, May Oth, at which
the ,ratepayers Would be asked to ex-
presa their opitions on • the question.!
The Reeve further states that tile eoun-
cil will abide by the expressed will of
the majority, provided tllat a represen-
tative gathering results and that a cpar
expression' of oPinion Is'obtained.
Ile reports that opposition to die idea ,
Is growing end that the reeult isthat it
is• difficult to make a decision in •face of
this. Ile reiterates hie ganef that he is
willing and ailxious to do the best, pos-.
tale thing /or the township as et .whi)le,
The responsibility underthe !Grain Sub-,
aide, Mt rests on the reeves sine town- ,
ship treasurer sand- Iteeve :Ooldthorpei
feels 'that he ought to have the • best
opinion procurable from his fellow citi-
pper.
The ceremony ended early to enable
Capt Angus to return to his boat to
supertilse completion of the unloading
and to get away for Sarnia at the earl-
iest poaeible moment.
TROUT FISHING OPENS
Tueeda*, May let, Beene Open Season
-One Party. Out
Trout fishing"onened officially on
Tuesday. May 1St, and a number of
Goderich enthuelaets took advantage of
the chance to "wet a fly.' Provincial /
doristithe Percy McCoy Tuesday morn- I
ing took a.„ party to a private atreaml
near Ooderkhh h h
,
dozen of the gamey and tasty little:
chapa. • There are a number of tratW
streets's in thedistrict, practreally
prlv-ately °Wiled or leased but It Is sald
that those in the know on lead You to
several places where they are plentiful ,
and where flshInL rtot resaieted.
IRISH BOY SCOUTS AT THE VATICAN
roar hartdred and fifty Trish noy
ccout pilgrims, were received at the April 20
Vatican by. Pope Pius on ft. Patriek's " 27
ThyAddrttsing the bo yhe His Bane 28
gavo, 1.1104..its. Axattimegiti'diat the 2a,
to do-nuto for Viklitlist• IrOf71111 Chliren.
Od tor their oiria tanetlikation°
e Weather
Malt, Min.
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37 30 01 30
42 28 40 27
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ment. Enquire J. W. ARIvIfl'rRONO, at
Mrs. Chariengeries,-Eigin Kve.
Mother's Day /Cards, Laura /Secord
Candies. WI -other's Day May 13111.
CAXPI3ELL'S DRUG STORE.
Ask to see our special, line of hat for
Friday and Saturday at. $1.49. Gotham
Gold Stripe Hose at 75e. C. A.. and S.
McKINNON. I
The W. C. T. U. will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs 3. II.
Colborne, St. Patrick's street, Thursday,
•May 10th. at 7.30 p.m.
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The regular meeting of the Central
Home and .School Club will be held in
cOnnection with the Huron Home', and
School council e meeting, , in Central
School on Tuesday evening, May 8th, at
8 o'clock Report of the annual meet-
ing held at Toronto will be given and
there, will be a good musical program.
Special sale Armand 100 Syraphonie
Powders for 50c.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
Play, "Chartn Schools." to he'rpree.ent-
ed by Kincardine* United thurch bra -
=tic Soeiety 1 Macitay 'Hall on Fri-
day. May "Ilth, at 8,15 sharp, undet the
auspices of the Willing Workers, eittas
of Victoria street •United church. Ad-
miesion, adults 35ese cchildren 20c.
Restmeng a lazy liver to healthy nor-
mal • action • is quickly perforreed by
PARKE'S LIVERTONE as well as aidin.g.
the stonettett in digesting food.
repo STORE.
Group One of the North street Even -
14 Auxiliary are holding a silvertea at
the home • of Mrs. '1'. Turner, Park
West street. on
MakinThursday. 'May
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kOth. from 4 to 0 pea,
. M.
May 1
BORN
ROSE. At Alexandra. Iloepital, Oede-
rich; on Thursday,AXIL 26th, 4t0 Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Rose, tneknow a ton,
21 IOW, a on.
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