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, dogs A few Wee10} 0; The or,:00041' C-OS*4,
. POttee Will has* to arrange *boa it With:
V the, bereaiecl, owners.'" ' .. .. . '
fir 1. The Official letter front .the Water aVid
sht COM,042Sion "adviged the. cOUncil
thatIt.*11",:birling, had .beenreques
to oall, for te#4,40"10i-thif..VEWOU:s.it
the pump house. th'e .11OOking( Viiiir
piping , will bedone, bg oky, lahOr.'
A,:, long, letter from the Coder
'tit4ettiring CO', • wentInto detail
Connection 'with; the trouble the cOM
has halkover a :period .of year With,'
Water% ettAng into theif, dry' itiln„ ,Th 3r
=e4t , lite- .010. to-COnidderfablemekt
POILsO. to tryto eliminati., the ..trOUhite and .
have . not been able to de It. They feel
that .
(Cantiunetl, fr�m pige •
It the eiti*OriO41 BeeletY by 41141' Ilk
Meeting • :JOintlY w1h the, "Centennial
(YlleOlt,., ace. ' ThAt'1144' 'referred' ,tbr. the
sPeciat 'committee, t
Th; RUhlie$01110., 1„)4eard wrotiSaing
for 1180o. for ihe year, -This :estimate..is
the stone as last year. It will he taken
into ,cOneitleratiOn.'1When' the general esti.:
mates are 'helug'7erriyi4. at.•
° TorontO' COMparkir-:engteSted-: that
the town spend 119,0 or. $150 and Insert
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an advertisement In thelr Ptiblicetioni a.bout10 tPwn should now40 soMethingt The Public 'Works Vennnittge
Vaa. 40014' ‘froVtied on, The
When the county -weed insPec6rgt
'together In clintonozMa7Wz, Chief
‘Postlethwaite will be one of them In his
oindal .4Pa_Ol.t3! *Of te.Wri Weed InSpe0tor.
' Roller.
,IISCassiOn aroso as' to the results
accruing to the town' from: the Purchase
lof the titan la.St fall frOm which the
atowa • wood 'w1)..so cut. Reeve. Turner
thought that it Was about time tht0 ,eMne
final relx)rt was being secured. Coun-
cillor. Humber remded Inin that it .was
too early yet to ItnOW just where the
town., stood as there *as still a quantity
of wood not sold. It Was thought that
It. might be possible to reprice the re-
maining wood a little lovirer but the mat-
ter was left to •the committee eoncerned.
The question;of roller skating_ was
*pointed' aiit that it as a very danger-
ous- practice' 'and that -the -children eV14
dent:137,1(qt that they had a right to -use
the roads. ,'The result was that lie span-
IBilack Knights want to held a celebra-
k tlon here•, on Most 12tli. The town
council Will consider andwill let them
'know, later, ,
' The -Goaerich Collegiate Board, yants
$1600 out of the 1D34 levy and an extra
42,000 to ,reeet an, overdraft.They will
Probably get ,
„Rill For Ilene
.
Wm. Waite and Wilfrid Dcinaldson are
asking. $1 each few slit and eleven liens
Use ‘.‘Stiperteit"
Let us lubricate your bar today
.t
try our service. We Are sure you
will be satisfied.' •
SuOrtestiServici -Statio2
A. Beavers; -. -
Cor. Hamiltan 'arta Victoria Sts.
Phone 242'VV.
Week End Soecials
FORCASH
--FtesTflia-M-To To a st. 18c -111.
Fresh Picnic Hams. :15c. lb;
Shoulder Roast Veal'
.o. 12c -1.4c lb.
Rump Roast Veal. . .15c. lb.
gu-ie..Porkl Sausage. .15c, -1b,
Pure Beef Hamburg,
• . . .3 lbs. for 25c
Lean Shoulder Roast .Beef,
--12c lb;
Rib Boij Beef: ....'10c lb,
Lean Boil Beef 10c Ili.
Blade Roast Beef,14c lb.
No. -1 Shortening. . 10c lb.
Bat Roast Pork. .18c lb.
THQS.,LE,GG
We Deliver' Photo; 41-i
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Ph. Weys
the -Cnier pest notices warniag children
against the practice of skating on the
roads. This of course does not apply
to Skating on the sidewalks.
Reeve Munnings was entrusted with
the Joh of arranging -the -question of-th
' d
proper fence to be built adjoining Vic-
toria Park. 'Two citizen's are; involve
but the Reeve has no doubt ,of arranging
the matter quickly.
The Goderich Salt Compaay reLreires
more space at the dock for the storage
of salt The Water, Light and Harbor
pcmmittee- -
es.
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or Neflson's
GODERIC
iaira
c r
°co a e
ar e dispIa
fshoriv'
fare Board rrange for a relief *exit
oncerta
tai arrears of tb.ose_on relief; that
the Collegiate' Institute hoard has paid
a further slim of,..$2,200 on thelr levy' Genuine Success
We have etainined acettlinta trein „the 4
•
Welfare Board amounting to $10246 and
reconimend that they be pissed and
paid; we have examined the weekly pay-
rolLs and recommend that they be pas-
sed.
The bemetery and Parks Committee
recommended that a 'by-Iaw be prepared
providing that identification plates be on
all t askets as Used in bkials at Maitland
cemetery; that the additiOnal bathroom
at the Park Ilduse is now completed and
the) fire escape will he instal -led on the
More Than Two Hundred Chil
Please Capacity Audiences
At Two Performances
•
Those who .raisSed the oolicert and en-
tertainment .given by the eliiiiiren of the
two echools oo Thursday and Friday
eVenings, May 3rd and 4th, In the lecture
room of Knox church, miesed something
north. side of v .2 the "4,141 Ileeizolt.',AtettW
owel.. Ietneelec 'rill
{hot plate with a prepayment electrio
"IrTei---t-t- a he -tourist camp kitchen;
the Horticultural Society be granted $25
for improving town parks and oth-er pro-
oPer,t7i.----.......... ---.-------- • ---- ' -,-- •
. Fublie Works?, Committee
The Public Works Committee recom-
•mended that a tank ear of 'Tara) B be
purehated; that your committee be ern -
powered • to proceed with the work of
treating the roads- and prOvicang the
--Maydr Lee was in the chair for -the
meeting which was an unusually quiet
one. Couriellior Sproul was the only ab-
sentee
. • .. .
Committee reports were adopted s
_ o
The'reports of the Standing Commit-
tees were adopted as -follows:
The Finance Committee recommended
that -the Ptiblii-Library Boari--be paid a
ftirther sum of $200 on thefr 1924 grant.
as requested; that the electric light ao-
cotint of MacKay Hall to Marth 1
amounting to $19.13 be palet; that the
resolutiOn. "to pay MacKay Hall •light qn
rest room rent be rescinded, and that
the MacKay Hall Board be notified that
as they now have funds, they pay their
own light aceounts hereafter; that ar--
',Tarigernents with the Bank for a credit
• of 4,95,000 for the year have been com-
;doted -And a letter, to trlis affecti..has
'been received by the treasIner; that the
comraittee in connection with the Wel--
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CHAIN
for Tburs., Fri., Sat., May. 10th, lith, 12th
Orange Marmalade.14roGzEjar
Golden Bantam-Corn-rar 10c
oyal York (Etta' Tea it;10,14° 28c
Aylmer Soups ionE01,1%; 3 tins 25c
Alymer. Pumpkin'
I'szioUAT
Lifebuoy Soap, Cake " "
nowilake Ammonia 4 pkgs. 23c
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LARGE -
I'd!' PACKAGE
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01d Soap
Nugget shoe polish ALL f&LORS
a
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cocoa -
us, your Ego
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conpie-or ;nun ed cnUaren, all told,
took pare in the event and ate. entitlea
grea •ea of criart for a epiendid`
entertainment. Those who witnessed it
are equally enthusiastic in praise cif R.
. the
schools, who was maInly resooneible for
the numbers and for the training of the
children. Spectators also commented oh
the absence of confosion, a thing which
is suppoeed to be inseparable fioni chil-
dren's 'affairs;
and 'ne4etio 'Neva ti*It a bad
(Mei' *IL to OW got tbtkt facs wash
ed ,And wejt to bed there.on
e staae and 'wke up 'quite, deferent
tttIe Ooke, and 11140Pin 'Mb Mornglit, And
the efforts of Mlas 4licgottline Hank as
Done, Durdina*,
'Alt4ether'It 1'
a)d'enloyabletXT
,
CklidreP, and the
$309110ble,
.11Wr.. P1ayr Miss
'flOchatia.k- ont'
paniMente And ithe ohfldren Ti
!Whited thereby. I ,
N. H. Milt -14-.itrntenitierrif
't40,-e0hooli-hoe,tr.rtlniniced-theipssion,
the Hoard of . Management cf, Knox,
church and Rey. D. J. Lane' for the 0,se
of the lecture roonvOt the church and a
oaPaelty crowd for each perorMance
went home well 'pleased.
Idea
re $1M1)4rY'eTriljer'eit4it
Plitt of the
ie itrid''04'eletentS
4eSe,
,11*
ere great
HURON.PERTIt
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
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May 24-(x) Clinton at Mitchell
25 -Exeter at Gocierich
" 28--4fitc1ell at SUMS.
Exeter at Clinton
Goderich at Zurich
" 31-Staffa at,. Exeter
Goderioli at Mitchell
June 4--o(*) Goderich at Clintoo
Exeter at Staffa •
-" 7 -Zurich at Mitehell
Staffa at 'Ooderich
Clinton at Exeter
715Gottl-44"44derietra64411-E'xetrrr 'sfemt°6°1'
Mitchell at Clinton
14 -Clinton at 'taffa
Exeter at Mitchell
Zurich at Goderich
iareb- ?-
Mitchell at Exeter
Staffa at Goderich
" 21-Goderich at Staffa
Zurich at Exeter b
Mitchell -At Clinton
sulfur
--
Mitchell at Goderich
Clinton at Exeter •
28--qtaffa at Mitchell
Zurich at Clinton
Gocierich at Exeter
July 45--,C11nton at Mitchell
Goderich at Stella;
Exeter at -Zuri. -
9-Mitoliell at Zurich
Staffa at Clinton
Exeter at Goderich
" 12-.-(1t)' Staffs: at Exeter
" 16 -Clinton at' Zurich
-Goderich_at Mitehall
• Exeter, at Stella
" 19 -Zurich at Goelerich
Staffa at Clinton
_Exeter at Mitchell
" 23--Staffa -at-Zurich-- Goderich at Clinton
Mitchell at Exeter
" 26 -Mitchell at Staffa
Clinton at Goderich
Exeter at Zurich
30 -Clinton at Staffa
Zurich at Mitchell
Aug. 2--Staffa at Mitchell
Goderich at Zurich
. Exeter at Clinton
" 6--(*) Chnton at Godench
Zurich at Staffa
9 -Mitchell at Zurich
" 13 -Zurich at Clinton
Mitchell at Goderich
" 16-Zurthh at Exeter
(x) Indicates game called et le a.m. ,
(*) indicates.games called at L.30 p.m.
All other game3 called at „(1.15 _
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1-1YD RO CONTRACTS
SHORTENED
olotoo Geo'. Schaefer, chairman of taa---„Sohool
neeesearY 'gravel sand and gral- Petard,
that the Bedford Hotel proprietors have acted as master of eeremonies.
.`1`liree selections were given. as an
been given permission to c.austruct a opener, by the pupils of the Third Hoek
concrete curb -on South street 'in front of of *he Combined schools. These werc
their hotel and we recommend that they „The 'Whiter is Over "A Lovely Even-
pbe allowed to construct a stri of con- ing" and "John Peel." This war. excel-
crete along the resent sidewa k. also a I 1„tly_done...._.The_thidergaram---Am... ti4o.
strip acrees-the bdiiievarci from- the
walk to the -curb. side- presented by' seine fifty little ones who.
under the direction' of Miss .Hume, be -
The committee of the whole- council came a band, pla3ting on an sorts of odd
submitted the following report: With
thIngeo 410. tilecitei...triangles,..
reference to. the letter of A,prij -20 -from bottles and cymbals, .and sang to their
rmik
the Goderich Salt COmpany, -for own accompaniment. They those._"To-
permission -to-construct -a- -rairway-siding day . Saw a Robin," "'Mare Was a
off Maitland 'Road across the north-east Crooked Man" and "Lendon Bridge."
corner of the 'National lot into their pro-
perty .plan L-1644, we Following thernoeame eight little. girls
per C.N:R.re- hi a " h •
commend that thosrequest belohickatieg ance," under the "per -
granted at • -
the pleasure of the -Cauncil enlyLi Ia Damn, Master
John Graham and a chorus of Primary
rate of $1.00 per
not to stand on street or town lot, ren- school pupils did "Ilumpty Dumpty." and
tal at the armum-
tracks across the National property and "Pussy Cat," with Master Graham as the
- ,n,
on the street to be removed at any tim54yBettyEastmaproved- herself ae splendid reader when she gave The
upon two months' notice from the thwn. Land of IBeginning _Again" ancl'"How the
The- Special Cciramitthe recommended Elephant Gots Its Trunk," to the'at-
that no action betaken on the letter of
9 from the -Ontario Institute of companiment of musio: Mire Eastman
.Aloril
Cleaners, Dyers and -Pressers, asking the is a pupil of misa shoxplan. • .First and SeCohd tihok .classes were
Council:to license cleaner's and pressers; there in songs such asi '`Where Ere. a
•Ive reetOlinenclothatothoiletter ol April Snowflake Melts AkVaar."0"Itickory, Dick -
18 froth the lue Watei
H" Highway A„sso- Ory; Dock," and "Sprhig Flowers," while
elation regarding tourist publicity be re- four young ladiesMagine Patten, Betty
'ceived. and, pla, ced on flle. Westbrooke, Joan and
and Kath -
The Water, Light and' Harbor Commit= .leen MacEwan costumed in Dutch out -
tee recommended that the Goderich Salt fits Performed 'a Dutch dance.
Co. Lilted, be rented space in ,the big All the nursery book characters joined
freight shed at the dock for shipping together in a party at "Old Motiler Hub-
]
-salt M. cartmr-packagess only; that the
life .saving equipment at the harbor has bard's Cupboard?' The old lady in the
person of Martorie Eastman wei-orripo
been overhauled and is now in place for
use as required; that the septic, tank and
-drains at. the -public rest room at the
harbor be eieened out.
-The- -Fire-committee: -recommended
that it be empowered to have the frame
of the ladder truck straightened and
that the front springs of this truck be
re-inforced also.
Council went into committee of the
whole to consider the numbering of
. houses which .has been in progress tor
the past week but which had been halt-
ed ,to get the. approval of the Town
oCountil. ..- _
Women's Institute
Name New Officers
Satisfactory Report on Year's
Work -Many Donations
dericirbran...h of-thr wowen'g in-
stittite held its annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers on Saturday, May 5th, in
MacKay Hall, Goderich.
According -to the report of the secree
Cary, Mrs. Abell, the past Jeal' 'was a
most suocessful one. Two card parties,
social, the sale of a ',quilt, lind of art-
icles at the fall fair liad all helped the
Institute financially. Among- tlic
ties of the. Jbranch were the tending of
iloWers to siek members, pare of ceme-1
tery plots, donation's to. the public
schools for the promotion_ of music -to
the town and the Canadian Legion for
relief. As usual, the new babic6 of the
rnetribers had been renieinberd with bank
books with a start at banking to the ex-
tent of one dollar . each.
sitisfattory condition was reported
0.18o
as to nr2rnbeiship and attendozte.
There are now 89 members and a total
attendance during the year of 552 was
pleasing to all.
• lq:cte.bilitera WCreelected as forlows :
President, Mrs. James Bitset; first vice-
president, Mrs. .Girvin YOtetg! Sec.-treas.
and district' director,. Mrs, W. Abell;
auditors, Mrs. Seattle and Mrs. J. C.,
Stewart, press sfitl., Mrs. Remy Tien -
borne; Wanist, Mrs., dirrin Young;
branch directors, Mit. V. C. Robertson,
Mts. vattl, Mrs. shore. Mrs. Tooie, Mrs.
an ,
0/Bisset d /vrrs, J. liewcombe. Re.
11PreieritatiVte to the district annual
' merging. Itifra. A. D. McLean, Mrs. Elons,
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DM:IMAM{ ,ILOCAL EXAVINATION
C014ttStAVAt(iiiiir OF
TOredite 0011terVatory tAltitiVO
nountea that the MidSilininer tOetil
Xatainatientt tor 41$24 will be held
ant., d--4121
S hcm ox
tsr1 teS „emit Of
M** ott1d reekla the COWeliViiteley
lat Mho 034.
"Bo-Peep,".mOld .King Coale, "Little Boy
Blue," "M-ary. Mary, Quite Contrary"
and "little Miss rMuffett." Ince. parts
were prettibt taken lev Madeline Viekers:
John Graham.
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Ma,' Zad, 1934.
The "big boys" _of Victoria school un- To The Editor: .
der the 'direction of Mr. Stonehouse, out- The policy of the Provincial Govern -
did themselves In a Harmonica Band. ment since 1921 in paying part of the
They played. with _Splendid. effect, ern cost of supplying electric eervice to rural
the Garden" "Conee to the Pair" and consumers in order to make rural elec-
for _an encore -'y rtcarde ovir The tric -service poisible In deserlets -Which
Ocean." They whistled the cliorui. of
the encore and the audienee wculd have
had them do thore. Scores of the bhil-
, dren in the _fourth, book made an excel-
lent chorus and sang "Come' Let Us "Be
Merry, " "All Through the Night."
Those who thought et these songs or1.1
dently dfdariot' consider that they were
encouraging .gaiety to an undue extent.
"Darne Durdin'n School" -wound
•
Up
the evening with -a "bang." Tilts was a
conglomeration of earetty dresses, sweet
young .voices and good smart aeting on
the part of forty or fifty 'youngster's who
were -all having-% grrod tit* tehd. 'Wanted
everyone, else to have one ton. Miss
Eileen MOM Queen of the Land of In-
otherv,ise, could not be served, has re-
sulted in the construction of over 9,230
miles of rural ,lines to serve over 82-,000
rural consumers located in various 'parts
of the Province. ' So general has become
the use of electric power for rural ser-
vice throughout the Province that, ix)
many districtit is considered on econ.
omic necessity, and, based on, past ex-
periente theCommieSion has for some
•
time, been considering the redaction of
the "term" of rural contracts.
At a resent -meeting. the Coe:mission
decided to recommend to the ccuncilkof
the- tutvriships-ire Which- niral 17dt-6-elec.
tric service is supplied that ritral *tat
servite has become so well-established sr)
dustrV, was seen on her throne ai the to justify thein reducing the' term
curtains were partea, and -around'-h-1 existing and. future rural cortraits from
were grouped a throng of her *courtiers. 20 years to 5 years !mon the eonthtione
mainly fairies and brownlee. After it of a letter now being forwarded to these
was explained that everYone must be municipalities, whiele reads as •foncrws;
busy to be hapny and all had stng about "The Commitsion has, for some tiime
It. Dame Deedin cone in with -t-, bunth . been considering the reduction of the
of lads rushing after fier who' were not "term" of the rnial contracts, and. at
enamored of this working Idea. Thee its meeting on April 13th, 1934,, approved
Were really not very clean. either. So of recommending th the municipalities
the gOod btip vigorons, :1:?;:4#1,e. F,tyrIg. _04.91at, "t_ill existing_4,,Ud future rural con -
them and the aueen san an.•presently!
they all began to think that being clean tiacte, be for a period of 5 -years from
the date on 'which the customer corn -
EN! Now ihe t
c'14hang iiirngrltetor
es tto
lb • Underwear. '
Ba1.5rig,gan Shirts' arid Drax&-
ers, all sizes. Per gar; O smAii7c
ment.
Men's Ba'briggsti Conn.,
binatiOns, short - .sleeVeS arid
knee iengthi7e_. e
04; and Uat.;
per suit
• (all sizes)
Men's Shirts and l'iortS, sizes
ROBINS
50 50
Agentior Tip To
Tailon.,Suit
�r
MAL-
Thilored to your individu*i
rteaturtmentl
menced to take and use eleetile energy
Instead ot4 20 years as at present. The,
conteacts will continue in force after the
5 -year period has expired on a year-to-
year basis, unlass cancelled b, one- year's
notice. In writingby either party after
the expiration -stithe 5-rar frr.od.
. It Is pfqvicied. however. Coat. this
eharige shall net take effeet ui.lcels and
until the codneils of all the various
tOWitshipt foern.ng part of each rural
power district pass by-laws approving of
sueh amendment in existing arid future
rural Power coritracti.
A consumer„ Who- lila a loan tinder the
Rural Pottier District Loans Act, shall
not be entitled to avail himself of can•
. cellation of his rural contract ulth the
tOevneltirtnntll atter all obligations WI*
der the said loan have betsi.,,Aischarged,
Terirul-01
contract doe's not' apply to Intiratittrer
eoiltraelet,
tlhOUld YOtir Cotincli deilde to approve
of he suglestion of the COMMISSIOri in
I; regard to this matter. it win he in order
for you to patt a by-law, tom of which
nib enclosing hereWith, appraving
,this amendment fin the poior 'awe.
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10 Dozen'Print presses, ,in
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rgi,assortment of colors, pat
terns and.Atytes_anittevei'y 'dress--
Is-suri.arkt
dresses'in our .window at.
.6 .Do;.,..Itiddie's Pantie Dresses, -
in a. good quality fast edit print.
The patterns • are small and
dainty. The sizeS, are for
child-
ren 2 to 4 and 4: years of age. tit,
.Special value... . -
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This is congoleunk Week.
Come Iry and guess the
lucky number.. * You maxi,
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absolutely Free.
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GODERIM _TWP.
MEETING OF MAY 7th
Council met in lloimesville on Mien -
day last., Correspondence trent -the De-
partment' of Agriculture re weed inspec-
tors'meeting In Celenten,on-Fritlay, May
llth, at 1 p.m. was read. The weed in-
spector, also the road superintendent,
were requested to attend. The clerk was
delegate to attend the meeting at
txylie
share our township should pay towards
day evening. May 20th, at 7.30 p.m,.
when a men's choir will furu.sh special
mimic, • and on. Monday ever.ing„ May
2Ist, the Club is sponsoring a bariquet in
the' basement of Grace pitted chureh.
We hope to see both these meetings well
attehded. _ _
en Friday evening about 2a people -
met at Grace united chtircta te attend
the first, meeting of the Young People's,
eontes of which Wilmer Hanison had
charge. The topic, "The Mystery of
Growth," was given' by Glen. Lockhart.
the • maintenance' of Hayfield Division Misses Olive and HeSsie Young contri-
Court. .buted vocaL solo, Fred Elliott a read -
The council deciiied to discontinue re- Ing, Pete Young n violin selection. Plans
were 'Made for the play to he presented
by the Hayfield Young People on May:
Ilth. •
lief payments after May 1, Hydro Elec-
tric by-law to change the terms of con?
tract .from .?() years to 5 years was read
a third time. This does not affect guar-
antee contracts nor those who are not
users of current for five 'years. The A large number turned out to near the
seed grain bylaw came in for discussion. illustrated lecture and view the pictures
Councillor Jervis favored paeeingit
-- of the Peace River district shown by the
while ethers .were opposed on ths ground Rev. W Mr", a former pastor .of Ben -
that there were too many chaneseof itmlller chureh. Mr. Moss will always bt
being abused. There being wily one wel-ome to Benmiter.
request nothing was dorte. The collector
BENMILLER
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vanstone visited at
.presented 'his statement of unpaid taxes. Nile, on' Sunday,
the arrears, being. .01 non-residents. Mr S. Brown, a-empanied by Mr.
Tehs was a good showing.
and Mrs. Adams, yexited at buegessyillee
Council devided to make their annual
64 Mother's Dav .erviee will be observed
on Sunday
tcur of insPectiJn of roads Ina bridg
onTliiiireayfo2n2nowid no; 2.133rad;mv
nts wen made : at 11 a.m. A mono -es' choir ts expeeted .
In . leenmiller church on Sunday mornink
Relief aeeountg. $52-68; Amato Porter, Y. P. S. well hold their service ore'
-sheep--olerinIe-S6e-Reer- -Sturdy, -vaillielgleStnitlity'siVenine
To;
heep. $3160; sut7t. pay vourter No. 4.
$320.1a.
" Council then acifourned to meet on •
Saturday. MAV. 26th. at .10- forSchool Reports
,
Court of Revision an -d general basinesse
I v.
114LFAST
Mr. and Mrs. George Lane son,
Clifford, spell t th,e Week -end re een tly I
'
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Layburn at
Riverview.'l
.
Messrs. Jim. Alton and Ker. Smith,
motored up from Teronto on Thursday4
and are staying with Mr. John Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Davie and little
son Ian, spent the week -end with rela-1
Oyes in Embro.
Mr. and Mes. John W11r1 and Mrse
Nelson, sPent Sunday -afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neleen
Mrs: George Lane, Misses Malziel
Hackett and Elsie V.nt, attended the
W. M. S. Conferene,e bran:h meeting'
which was held in Clint.'n on Tuesday.
Mr. and,
Mrs. Spence. Irwin and chil-
dren' seient Stinday with relathes at
Auburn,
PORTER'S HILL
•
Miss Dora Harriean Ls under the med-
ical care of Dr. Galina. Ot pees,nt
On Friday evening. May 1.13th. Ray Cox
will rive. charge of the gecond meeting
of the Y. P. S. coatrst. Every enc. is.
Made Weledine at theee rnectina:o
Owing to the Mother's Day pro-zrams:
not getting here on time the speeial
Mother's Day scrvieeWill tot La held
until May 20th, when Rev. R. M. Gale
will speak to both cid and v)ong at 3.
p m.
The many friends ef Mrc D Peenek
Will •ile.Plea.ed te learn of a enntintred
I, improvement in her health. ha+ will le?
Igoe* Ea IttioW there 5 very flak Change
; in, the aerious condition of Mrs James
i McMillen. Sr.. who IS eritleally el at the',
home of her son. John Mr. and• Mrs..
Les. McMillan, of London, are both with'
her.. •
l On Mond.aY evening. the esteeutive of
. the Men's Club arid the stewards of the
church held a business meeting It was
ot
- int
.syrup
U. S. S. eNo. 1; Colberne
V. Class Donald Wiplams, s4any sa,
p:r cent, Hntery 71 Sr. IV, tested ne
Gram, Hist., Spelt , Zorn' ensure
Fvagan, 00; 0orcLi Wilutams. 60.iSr.
11I.--Etarnined in Lit:, Spell. and /Oath.
-Lawrence W.Iliams, 70; Ruby Wilson,
60, 'Helen Free, -57; Harry Peagan,
Elmer MeWhinney, 30. Sr. 11.I.. -Exam-
ined in Spell., Arith., Geog--tgorts Wil-
liams. 10; • Jaek • 69: Arnolci
Young, 62; EiW.A Ryan. 5'0; Margar
McKnight, 35e Olen Williams, 33; Phyla.
11 Karr. alasent for all trIts...' IL Clate
-Helen Young, 71; Mare Feagan, 54 :
*Violet. Free, 54; Dorothy Pearson. 53-1
*Hilda Karr, 30. I. Chess -Bum e
Mathews. 99: 'L)is Fagan, 77; *Wilma
Pentland, 4.4. Sr. Pr. Clam tionald,
60; Roy MeKnight, 51;• Harold
Knight, 37. Jr. Pre:-Blilie "Itedght, 53.
NurriJer on roll '27. Average attendance
25. E. IVIacDONALD, Teocher.
Mr, Jim Salkeld, whose name .was in-
othertemly omiael from the 114 of suc-
cessful students in the degree Csurse of
th 0. A. C. as ptiblishe'd in the Tormito
napers la -t wee, has reeeived word from
_Registrar -Porter- ttrat tis Wag sheceeiiftlI
In all subjects. Jim is being congiatu-
Anted bye.his 'many friends ,n his sin-
ce •
air-, 1R: A NV:Nally lir, 'sri rind .()
the hoinc of her daeghter, Mrs A. L.
ee le. Behat.nIa R itincs her
Qom Mr. S-ot M 'None. of Detroit. Mr.
MeNallya he hee Nee,peetele4 ill t,
. his many ?rien-1,,, te ea‘ed to leara.
improvine•
PASSING OF 11.41.111.S,,„)1AS, MtPlIEE.
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Many •friends In Gederieh will learn
with rogret.of the death of Mrs. Jamosr
McPhee, which took place on Wednes-
day, after a Ieng and painlul
The 1 nn'rt il1 t eke pa'. on Friday.
with .111a-rine:it in CoOa•-re eaanctery
The Terrible -Cough
med to Nang On
Mrs. M. Dultart, Bradwell, Sask., write:sr.-40ot a
long time 1 suffered from a terrible-touglr-whiebr
seemed to bang on despite numerous medieineei 1 took.
wasAold about Dr. Wood's Norway Pine, Syrup,
-,11tArtfil-416011....*bt.%1K4g;triiiiip-TO,2;a1;a1.-eaan.
ray eough was gone. N'ow 1 always my.medieine
chest well supplied with it."
Price, 33o a bottle; large family size, 6Jc at,at.,
drug and gClottal storto; put up only by The' Mil.
um ON Litnitedo Toronto, Ont.
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