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aitland
Ladies Plan Opener
Arrangement!' Completed 4
434 Meeting for May 2,4"--;;
.4colf,---aridgefrentL-Dance,
About 25 ladies met at the, 'Maitland
Golf 'Club Friday after110011, May
11, to elect officers for the year and to
discuss items of business. The following`
officers were elected for the year; Hon-
orary president, Mrs. Geo. Williarai;
preeldent, Mrs. C. A. Reid; .I.st vice-pre-
sident, Mrs. T, M. Costello; . 2nd vice,
Mrs. (Dr.) seceetary-treasurer,
Mrs. " J. A. -.Graham; 'convenor social
committee? Mrs. IVIcLaughlitt1 convenor
house coin., Mrs. A. Coulthurst; con.
tennis com„ Miss Margaret WatS0p; cap -
Watson; 2nd vice -captain, Mrs. J. H.
Taylor; 3rd viceeceptain, Mrs. T.- IL
Mitchell, During the 'business (Mot's-
oe, 11 Wab decided-tre-arontre
Wednesday •afternoon' teas during July
a1ij Angus' teee-Arealigainelite-Weire-firade-
-feretheeraffloTterebelleriffit,--Ver nefirfitr
radiii' events beginning at 10 a.m.
Luncheon will be served at the golf
club' ,house. In -the afternoon mixed
competitions will. be held, with the ladies
as hestesses for afternoon tea. A bridge
and dance will be held in the club house
et night. '
Giris'1Print Dresses In ell sizes frOrn
2 to 14. Smart new spring styles, all
guaranteed east in color. A laige range
to choose from at SCIIIAtheeat'S. OHAS. 0. LEE,The Hardware Store at
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- the Harbor. Phonea--Btore 23 honsa.
Ieten FollepelltiOn Afar klacel .ifie tIt
1-tee$4 TOW
%Me new ecettiPMent mrtedfer the
betels -41 teera and 41111"Ba1oW hits
been petting in a :geed 004 of tiMe at
SHOULD STUDY LAW
„thedialetead, getting some use Ottt of it
Andeeletukelipeehe _materiel for thee tesaln.,
- "The. toWtt Council, aseeequested put" a 11171Fitick77-ToWniblerealfalreeftlighteellearer
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gang to Work in Agricatural Park Wei Saved Hintetle Some Money
the result Vas a more even pleYing sure
faee and repaired back stop; AbOut
twenty-five midi:flat-es have Wed out Se
farandsome interested practice game4
have resulted. *
With the first seltedUled game. little
more than a week away interest is run-
ning high and competition for the places
Is keen. •
There have been. no leagne. meetings
but there is a stirring threughout the
towns of the league where town and vil-
lage fathers have all 'been buttonholed
by the clubs for better playing aecOm-
eArettietecette. " ''V-,eieeteeer
'Seine 'time next week it is expe-cted
-that the line-up of the local club will be
known. -
-"OA-14w G,LaT,J!!„;,§,nowbird Etettier„atee, - ,
-rfait-telfriiird`.4ait-4".1enrriabehoef -"lignitrilirerarcrriWeare-'.iihilnittififfd
-aii'ee-e'reiria-__,eafe;efaTg:ij age sego:elk nOT right -to he. 7-1pr :litr;...PA-0 -TT; ' ea-
"- e result was that when the police, forth. •
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who do seem to hear abaut these things,
came along and found. it under six feet
of hay, It cost IVIr,e Dey just $2andeare,
extra $8 for putting them to se, neueh
trouble.
The Magistrate told him that if he
had. left it in the cellar the visit Qg the
police would have been just a friendly
visit..
Orville John ForPwitge 20,, ee Steplrn
Township, appeared before. Magistrate
Reid on Thursday morning, Ziplfltb
11.argetl. with ,cOuetion4of a young girl.
He was freed 0.U4611 of $2,e00 sup ed.
by hie father, a well known 8ezt
Township farmer. The case will he
heafd at Exeter on May 23rd,.. °
T,hoi. Day, liewick Township, got
himself into a 10t of trouble because he
did not know the Intricacies of the lave on hand as tliere Was no case on the
-htat a lot of cider and eometimes calendar of " unusual interest and. no
leis friends came 'in and helped him Jurymen had been warned.-
44e-aeteeteetemeeeteeetWeeesealaseeeseees,..., • '1.-aasese-Aer
kick at thia‘ time of year whioh seems to ttoOpere 0. Ginn 44 Pi town 61 Gode-
have roused Day's fears that he Would rich, was proceeded' With immediately.
be favored .with a visit from the police. As Thos. Steirdy was unable to appear
-so he took the Container °et of the cel- oWing eit,
REAL B.ARGAINS . 1 lar of his lionse where it had a perfect Dancey appeared as Vsitness for htM as
ovmoUodetielli 'Defellelatet in
first Case—No Jury Called
WEBER DIVOIE ACTION
,
Judgement* Wi'ilteldt. Until' Con-
ic!tision oF Court
2‘11., Justice Kelly opene'd the, non -Jury
sittings. of the suti'rezie Cotalt of Ontario
on Tuesday morning, May 15th, with-
out ceremony.. .
Only a small erated of speetators was
One New Gilson Snowbird Electric
Ironer, reg. price $115.00 for $90.00,
One New Gilson Electric EinpreSs Wash-
ing Machine, reg.price $45.00 tor $85.
One New Happy, Thought Range with
waterfront for $40.00.- Also, some second
-hand Wishing Machines and Stove' at
Bargain Priee-se We carry a full stook
of Anthracite, Bituminous, Pocahontas
Coal- and Coke and Hardware. For
Plumbing, Heating and Tinsmithing, try
WOOD FOR SALE
The Town has a few cords of one -foot
mixed Wood for sale. This will make
good summer wood; and the halence en,
hand kJ being sold out at $2.50 per
-single eord.
Cash with order at the Town ,Hall.
' L. L. KNOX, Town Clerk.
TOWN OF GODERICH
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All Owners or Harbour-
ers of Dogs must obtain
1934 Licen.ses aL once
at the office of the Tax
Collector. By Order,
R. C, POSTELETHWAITE,
Chief of Police
FEMALE HELP -WANTED
WOMEN---WANTEDe-Women--evanted
to sew for us . at home. Sewing
machine necessary. No selling. ON-
TARIO -NECKWEAR COMPANY, „De-
partment 258, Torom--6:- -
WANTED
CANADIAN MANUFACTURER, reqidres
1ol realesentateve, metaled- man
preferred, send references. Apply Box 9,
STAR OFFICE.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
O. F. CAREY CO„
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
-- -INSURANCE '
Office :
Masonk Temple, West St., Goderich
Phone 230 'NELSON Mgr.
J. w. cgAIGIE
Automobile Insurance
See our rates before placing
if)?'
STEDELBAUER'S USED __CARS
You may see the.following cars and others by call-
ing a our.place of busbies&
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
31 -=Ford Special Coach
30—Ford &mil: Coach
' 30—F o d Half -ton Light
Deliiery, Steel Box
29—Ford Touring
body
28—Ford Roadster, R. S.
Stake
31----Chev.11% ton Truck, Model T. Truik, Stake bodychilli 'Wheels, Stake body.. 27—Whippet Coach
$TEDELBAVEirg are located at Moore's Garage.
13 -Plate Batteries—Special,Guaraeteed. 1 .year —$4.8 5
"Terms inay be arranged op any of our cars".
We will take year �l steers in exchange for cars 11 suitable.
St. Andrews St., off Harnilto4; • Coderich, Ont.
32—Chev. Special Sedan
Salm
30—Chev. Standard ,Sedan
30—Chev. Spent r.s.
29---,-Chev,. Coupe
28--Chev. Coach.
28—Chev.. 11/2 ton Truck,
NOTICE
Court eGoderich -No. ,32.ienitelte-te
Order of Foresters, will hold their an -
n al Church Service and Parade on
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 27th at 11
Plaintiff ope,ned with an attempt to
amend the statement of claim by alleg
ing that A. J. lc toper had conspired with
J. H. Robertson, Town: Tax Collector, to
strip plaintiff of his pods and chettels.
The original elaim, had been for illegal
distress.
After some argument by epposing
tounsel, His iLordship ordered that argu-
ment peoeeed as he would 'decide the
point as evidence was -submitted.
Tfw-ease epoeupledernost -of two day
Frank Donnelly appearing for Mr. Coop-
er and Douglas Nairn for the town and
Mr. Ginn.
*shjAra- -.nuts cal-
Goderich. Bev. 1). J. Lane will be the led. Ile testified, that he had held
speaker. Brethren are requested to meet power of attorney for Thos. Sturdy since
at the Lodge. Rooms in MacKeer Hall& Aug. 22, 1930. Evidence was produced
'North street at 10.30 tem. , to show that -elle •Goderich •the
Visitiag brethrencordially invited to Royal Hotel as it is now known, was
attend: Let us raffle this a record year. bought for $6,60Q. by Sturdy In 1927.
JAS. BARBOUR, A. E, BARKieR, A. J.:Cooper became the owner of a
C.:R. eeRee;_esec emortgag.esed42,5(10 on, the property. -Th
taxes got into arrears" and action was in-
STRAyED stituted in Decembee, 1932, to seize the
cattle'-ar- property fotyurorndmerteax warrant Action was
thanea year yawn fie -
rived oti Friday, May ,11th at the
premises of GEO. McILWAIN, Re R. 2, a"--uy the chattels were seized and sold to
Goderich Twp. Owner can have same A.1.7,.. Cooper for $e2,55 on February 15,
by paying expenses. r
s, This was the signal for the
s.
starting- of , thepreekiit action by Mr.
Sturdy Mader the_clairdrOf wrongful dis-
tress.
Leo Baker, former proprietor of the
Hotel, was called to place expert valua-
tion on the chattels. He considered
• , COURT Or.,,ILEVISION .
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH.
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e' A Court of -Revision to hear and deter-
mine complaints against the assessment
roll of the Township of Goderich, for'
1934, will be held ate26th,
hall in Holmes-
ville on Saturday, May 26, at -10
o'elock am. complaints should -
in writing- and milled to the undersign-
ed not later than May 20th, all parties
assessed for dogs that have since been
destroyed Should return the- tags or -be
charged in taxes.
R. G. THOMPSON, Clerk,
R. R. 2 Clinton._
NOTICE -TO CREDeTOUS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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NOTTCE IS !HEREBY GIVEN to all
persons having any claim against the
estate' _of Charles 'Kerr, late of the
Township of Colborne, 1n ;the County of
• Huron, Tile Manufacturer; who died on
or about the nth_ day of April, 1934
rend same to the tuidersigned on or be-
fore 2nd of. June, A. D. *1934, is on a.nd.
' :after that -date theZie-cutilic of the said
estate will proeeed anake_distribution
thereof,- hievini regard only to the
claims then filed. •
Dated at Goderich- this 10th day of
May, A. D., I,934.
Solicitors for the Executrix.
• HAS and 'HAYS, .
Goderich, Ontario,
TENDERS FOR COAL- AND COKE
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REALM) Tenders, 'addressed to the un-
• dersignecl and endorsed "Tender
for Coat," will be received lentil 12
o'clock noon (-daylight saving),, Thaws -
day, aune 14, 1934, ter the supply of coal
and ceke for. the ,DOMinke tititecftge
-7-throughout the Provinte of 'Ontario.•
.Verms of -tender with- specifkationsand
conditions attached can he obtained from,
the Purchasing Agent, Dept. ef Public
.Works, Ottawa; and the Supervising
Architeet; 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto,
Ontario. •
Tenders will not be considered unless
made on the forins Supplied by the pea:
partrrient and 'in atcOtdance with de-
partMental specifications and conditions.
The right to demand from the.sticceis-
A4 tenderer a deposit, ,not exceeding 10
Per cent of the amount -of the tender,,to
secure `the Proper fulfilnlent of the con-
tract, is moved.
By order.
° N. DESJAILDIN'S,
SteretarY,
Department of Public, World;
Ottawa, May. t, 1934
u lc eetin
10'
WILLBE iHELD IN THE
TOWN. HALL
TUESDAY, MAY 22nd, 1934
Pak
at &o'clock p. in.9 for did pUrpote af
Arencxxs FOR SALE
Corn Pain and Wotta Wart, Undesirable
guests of MrS. Pliblie, were reirf0Ved by
CreSS Oxen Salve. , DUNLAP'S
131rt/0 scram
tovir itcorclot lottri:z
sAtz—vh have for tale treat
hat worth ,$225.00 on neVe Per& ear
Por lurther Partiettlart apply to HAYS
--and
UA, HaMiltellifttetret;
tgoont a Dominion Day CIebralionCommittee
EVERYBODY WELCOME!:
:odrich, May•••'•1•5. 1.94.. •
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BLUEWATER' MEETIN
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eteltants 414'wn 'last
TOOrs410
A brief ineetnig Or the plueWater
,Campaign in Progress to SecOte
es-44+Veay Aeseeiation was held on There.
Citizen*' Manes to Pletiti033.
--Aseett-reSUiteed- aiteetert8---Of -*boa
tltirtyelevit. of the town merchants, held
,Saturday evening, May 12th, it was dee
eided to a* th citizen.% to petition the,
.PrOvineial Liceuor Board to estatlish at
liquor store in Gederich at the earliest
possible momeat
Wm. Powell was appointed charmers'
a ex 'committee to organise a campaign
to interview all citizens at once and to
have -their lists ready for presentation
to the town council et its meeting on
Friday, May
It. was shown that the fact that Miran
County is under the Canada Temper -
day eireleing, May leth, in. „the Town
Mill. •
or-54raa,
dent of the AasOciation, and W, D. Fere
gUeon, also of Sarnia, the secretarY,
were present and were met by members
of .the town council together with a few
Members of the Board of Trade and
seine interested eitlitens.
The Meeting had not been widely ad-
vertised priot to the coming of the offi-
cers, which, possibly accounted for the
rather Meagre attendanee. 'Only routine
matters were discussed. Col. Woodrow
eXpre.seed himself as. being pleased with
the action of the Government in taking
over the .south end of the Toad. Fur-
ther publicity is necessary on the part of
eette4Weeke41,74,1LeeseebAfte':
of the store here. Legal opinion had district more 'fully before the great pot
'been secured to the effect that the Can- ential tourist trade.
-ada Temperance Act has not been
opera ve nee e pass g o ne
_Con_tr.91 Act.
claitns-thate-Goclerkh-hass--
_Tait itairsililli-eiliGliari...worth of• epor
business to ettatford' and London by
aspec
reason of our citizens going to those
places to Make liquor purchases This
IR especially true et Christmas time.i
Last ChrlstMeS some sixty Oederich
cars were .eounted within a short dia..
tante of the liquor store ill 'Stratford at
one time,
The majority of local merehants are
said to favor the idea .of the store and
canvassers report that by Wednesday
night, most of the town_ had_ bee.n scan-
as.sedeand - many hundreddse-ofe
eames had been affixed to the petitions.
It is further said that th town coun-
cil will forward the petitions to Toronto
ad, ?equest, thin-bTing-'a- matter for
the Liquor Board to decide If they will
open the store here. '
Zuricli Alan's Case
Probed by Sheriff
Examined by Three. Doctors Be-
fore Final- Commitment to
Jail
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At the instance of the Provinefal Sec- There is a good tone in the. school. I
found the pupils respectful and court-
retary's office in Toronto, Sheriff C. 0. eous both to their teachers and to visie
Middleton has made a careful inquiry' tors.
intd the circumstances surrounding the The classes are all of a reasonable size
except Form MB which number e 47,
committal of Prank Boyce, Zurich wale
o notes
lectiOn JunO.
Candidates All 0 tee I' Province
Read* to. Co—Cionotien
Soon in Pull SvAng,
Preinier Geo, Hettfre „annoutleeMent
on May 16th that the election, wouldbe
held on, June 19t1t was greeted in GOde.
rich and in Seath litvon, generally With
satisfa,ctip.
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It means a slfort canspaign and a *V-
ing in expense to all candidatee. in a
month the whole thirni will be oVer, No
Meetings have been held as yet in either
South Huron yer in. nuron.Bruce but *11
candidates are ready to go. ,
Geo. Elliott in the South and Oraham
lvfelfatt in the North riding are calmly
Confident although each expleM a hard
part of all members of the donieriative
party can they -be elected. Mr.
has already warned of the danger of
overconfidence and at the Mansell nom-
ination meeting told thcLerowd ehat_afledLd
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tirtFilettrilfe- lairefeetroh *lien
owing to thefact that many Wellswish-
ers stayed at home expecting easy Vic-
. toile
Now that the. toreh has been- applied
to the heather it Is expected that.: the,
whole Province will soon be abiaze With
campaign fire.
Two reperts have been receiVed from
the Ontario Department of aducation MASONIC RECEPTION
e
Inspectors Speak Highly of Gode
rich School----Agrtculturitl
and) General Surveys
tiie
_w_Tithhwrensprstect _reptoortthels_institapect-tiot.ef oAf.
Goderich Collegiate Institute.
Hooper and is a most complimentary
document. Summing •up his remarks he
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The enrolment shows a slight increase
since last year. There are now 314
pupils and a staff, of 9 teachers. There
has been no.change in the pereonnel ef
the staff. ••
The Principal is centinuing, to do good
teork both in hiS management of the
sehool and in his teaching. All, of the
-staff- have beenehereefor-sbrne time and
are doing satisfactory and in some cases
excellent work. The two teachers most
-recently appointed, MissPark mad Mies
Ackerman, both show improvement and
appear to be well established,
ne, in some cases, 52 pupils. The sizea
veteran, to Huron County jail for con- of this 'class *mikes the perforrning of the
them worth over Mo. Robertson,
; tempt of court on April 27th. experimental work in Science mete diffi-
Tax Collector, L. L. Knox, Town ClerkThe case caused some :comment •last cult. The Principal is endeavoring to
Oswald Ginn, 03ailiff, all testified on the week when it was reported to tne Attor- overconte this' handicap by havhig the
_ ,ney General's by 'an interested ex -ser- experiments carried on by smaller groups
(Continued on page 51 viceman of Clinton as the latter under- outside the regular school hours.
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NOTICE stood that Boyce was suffering !mutt I was glad' to meet Mr. Robertson,
PUBLIC
1\110TICE. tubeven
erculosis and feared that a ten- I Viceof -Chairman the Board. and to dis-
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--------------------e- day confinement would undermine -111-is cus.s with him some of the matters men-
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ill health. ' ' -1f4 in this report. _ .
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veatigation, that three doctors testified saya that the discipline is.good and that
It appears now, from -the short-M*15 in In his iiirscellaneous comments he
tt4Oirernment 17tclinic at Goderich
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Hospital• Wednesday • afternoen -May tea,. ar,
',23reles Anyoneedesirouseofetalcineradvans '''''''''''''Y"---waa not tubercellarea-Whenethereactre-146--boys:und,--168 leirlseenrol-
tage of this opportunity can do so free first - terrested for failing to answer a led, a tote! of e14 students Fire drill
of charge. Judgment stunmons in Divaion Court. Is practiced three tones a year. The
By order, after same had been 'properly served, he teaching is a good average and much of
M. 0. H. complained df being tubercular and de- it is above the average. All teachers
, mended that he be examined. - He was are qualified for their present duties.
'seen by a Zurich doctor who could find, /leading is good. spelling is about aver -
no evidence of tuberculosis. Brought age and writing somewhat below aver -
to Goderich, he demanded that he 13e' age.
looked over by Dr. J.. M. Graham, whoml AuthoOeed text books and equipment
'fie-elitImer- know and in rhom he are in use with standard practices gen-
professed, to have great conlidenee. Thist , erally.
'examination lime accorded Jilin and Dr. The seeond rePort is that of the in-
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..GralIaM-Vetile. findenathieg if ,a-tubere-e-epeotoreof-Agrfetdttrmls-Sircssea. Norman
cular 'nature wrong with hen. He was Davies, 'and is dated March '14th, 1934.
then committed to Jail wherb, to ma. ke 1' It leamore concise and reads as 'fol -
additionally sure, the jail physielan, Dr.) lows:
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. LOST
LOST. -A small bay driyer. Was last
seen neat' Sheppardton • Monday
,morning. Any information will be gla
TY- reed -lied -by JOHN BRODIE, R. R. 1,
Port Albert. Phone 23, r 11, puegannon.
TENDERS WANTEDTENDER'S WANTED.
Sealed tenders, Plainly marked as to
contents and addressed to the Chairman A. H. Taylor, went over him,, with a; The organization and time allotment
of the Waterworks and. Electric Light Epecial eye to the, pots/billet/ of chest t are satisfactory, but provision for prac-
Commission, Goderich, Ontario, will be trouble and could find no trace of the, tical work could be ilnpioved.
received by the tinderSigned up to 2 condition complained of. In the classes observed, the interest of
o'clock p.m, standard time ' _If Boyce had appeared in court in an- I the pupils indicates that fairly good
MONDAY, MAY 21'st, 1934 swer to the u
s mmons it is doubtful if progress is being made. However, the
for the construction of suction Well at anything' would have happened to him.! best results cannot be achieved owing to
the Pump House. The Judgement teas for a small amount' lack of equipment' and illustrative mat -
Plans and specificationse may be seen on an old account and went against him; erial.
at the °Mee of the Town Clerk or E. H.
Darling', Consulting- Engineer, 512-13 by default as he failed to appear to con- I The following were discuised with the
Pigott Building, Hamilton, Ontario. test the claim or, to make any provision Principal and, teacher:
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Tenders must be on the forna supplied
and be, accompanied with a eeertified
cheque or 5ee of the amount of the
tender.
The lowest or any tender will not
necessarily be accepted.
(Sgd-.) L. L. ICNOX,
"Seeretazy Water and Light
Commission,
'Ooderich, Ontario.
FOR SALE cot TO RENT
FOR ,SALE. -A small cottage for 'sale
or rent. Apply to J. CALVIN
MITT, Kingston St.
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OUSE TOP, RENT.-Cetnent block,
coveniences. Hardwood floors
throughout. Garage. XP -1) Y K.
MeLEOD. Phone 12, Goderich. •
port EIA11.-tornfortable eight -roomed
house, all medern conveniences,
near Collegiate. Dotible garage. fruit
trees, garden, lawn. A bargain for cash.
tOnsider a small Place la town or
oountry, or summer tottage, as part pay-
ment. Box 4, STAR. ,
FP,O1ULS.--A house suitable for suraa
mer tourists, known as "The Hal-
liday Tourist, Home,'situated on the
eorneir of Victoria Street and Merl Ave.
roz' Anther particulart api* to UM'S
11AVitlffillelteriklarIbi itxceuftat.,
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BALt.f&-tlid )kriek benMY nflrst
das8 tIndit1on, largt randah,
eleCTIFIC- water liettfie, fombituitiOte- fur-
ritite,, tat Water iStern, good well be.
Sidet the tOwn water lawil$# gatikKo,
,StrOlt4-4114-•-r(t0t4 Xok-AtAtrAtroriv'-t
iritk sow sou&
Phone' 2�. Redil
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• or it. On his second failure to appear' 1. The use of orie class-rpom for all
there was nothing for Judge T. M. Cos-, classes in Agriculture. This would fliA..
lAlir. to
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comply v,.t the law, vide for more frequent use of the pro-
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and commit him when P. 0. Stanburv.i jection lantern and more practical work
appearing for the Zurich Merchant in1 by pupils. Agricultural apparatus and
the case, asked for coin/ratal. Had he illustrative materiel could be kept in this
appeared, all of the circumstances would' room There wouid It
• ng
have been apparent and It is piobabletizne and more efilcient . Work on the -----
that the prding judge could have ar- part of the teacher:
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ranged a settlement.
omznEvents
2. The need of feference banks and
Boyce did not appeal to the Canadian magazines on agricultural topics and
Legion In Goderich, *none of the stem- some additional equipment,
bers here knowing that he was in jail .ICT is recommended that the Board'
until after he had beett released. Oen- consider the purchase of additional W. R. Mathieson, of Toronto, will be
eral regret is being eepressed in court equipment. back at the Bedfprci Itotel week Julie
House circles that last week's publiCitY t is, recoMinended that the Board 4th giving Permanent Waves. For an
tended to create an impression ecnvider the u h 'f
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Gran_d MasterIiet. Itt:o2e21:51d• Payi Official
al
The Most Worshipful Frank A. Copus,
Grand Master of the Oran d Lodge of
apada, en the -province- at_ Ontario, vet
pay leis official visit to South Hilton
Dietrict on Tuesday, May 22nd.
Ile will be received by representatives
of the _eighteen lodges In the -district it -
a banquet in the lecture room , cif Knox
I Presbyterian church in Goderich.
D. D. G. M. Hugh Hill, of Carlow, will
act as host of the evening.
mArrange-
ents for the event are being, eared for
by menibers of Maitland Lodge No. 33. ,
A., P. and A. M.
••••••••••••
Odds and Ends From
• Along the Harbor
-
Two Boats In—New Floor on
- Warehouse—Some Get Fish
.--,Some Don't —
Last week's activity along the water-
front has slowed down ,someivhat with
only two boats in harbor.
One, the Westmount, camo,. in on
Tuesday and began unloading wheat at
the Elevator. She is a four hundred
thousand bushel boat but was carrying-
(ar Eihort of a full load. On Wednesday
morning •the Troisdoe came In with
090 -41.1.010-seelategaLfeetptoiathe. Eleataa
tor. ,brought up from Quebec. This is
consigned to the Canada Flax Co. at
Baden where it will he turned into paint
oil and stock food.
The Superior gives promise of bieng a
regular visitor. 8he will return for salt
in Monday, May 2Iet.
The town is -plating a new and
stronger fleor Into the second scRion of
true dock warehouse for the tons of salt
which the ,Cioderich Salt -Company will
be heiellerig. 'No further word has been
received regarding the possible neW
.,s1fPs for handling this freight.
The Graham Bros. are getting good
catches ' of -fish these days. They
brought in over 300 pounda on Wednes-
day- and they are bigger and better, spe-
cimens, especially the trout.
Bert MacDonald is putting a canvas
awning bn the after part of the "Cap-
tain John." With a couple -or easy
lounges and some benches she will be a
reeular yacht.
There Just isn't any fishing off the
pier. Numbers of old timers -are down
every day, tryhig their best tricks, but
all report no luck. Several parties went
old to the • outer breakwater, but met
wall the same result. The water is still,
very dirt' • from clay, deposited by
streams ,up the lake shore, It is claim- -
ed that there will be no fish until this
clears up. - . _
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AND BUSINESS BRIEVS
Judge Costello -had.- been, harsh Inttriooks*, Matiaxined 4nd" ecluiPirient. The
judgement, whereas it is well known regizlations provide liberal grarite tet a
that in similar 'cases in the past hia- find- cli
refurfd of such pefiditure.
ings have been lenient and kindly. I The teacher, (D. I. TIM 1.0 'doing
41.1604.1111•0•11.1.00. 61.11.011 •••••••••.•.o.dop
satisfaeto.ry Work under existing
The Central Home 'and tiehool Club .001/melees where nearly an cusses must
A19 having a sale of hmne-bartind on I be taught in different elassrootrue,
pattirday afternoon, May 26th. Re -
Member the date.
The Old Age Pension emmittee of, the
County Council met in the County
Clerk's office on Tuesday, May 16th. A
eat deal of routine work was put
throuth. Mr. C. 11. Green, Chief In-
epector of the Old Age Pension Commis-
I11.10fir-Telf6ilt--leat tietell
templrifiented the formulate on the ex-
eelleriee, of the work being done In this
eather
Maln. Max.-61UL
100 1934
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ounty:
Miss Adallne Vn 11rz1, sister a the
late 44.1r Wjt1amwek Vitittit6-111`ttristegileittS Of and
wradisow 'sylor h Sritaliniii .11011d.
pointments phone Mrs 0, Litt. •pkion
323.
A menace. to your; health snould not
he permitted. A sluggish liver causee
triar.y ills. PARKE'S tAVERTONE re-
stores a lalty liver to healthy action.
CANI:PSELILIS bRITO STORE; ,
Inlaid Linoleum With heavy felt paper •
cemented tO the floor makes a life -time
job. ,See the new designs In floor cover-
ing for Spring. Corigolcurn Rugs always
in stook. Visit the house furlishings de-
pattmetit UpStalra at SCHAUPER'S.
Watch out for the home -baking sale
by the Ladies' Aid of Taylor'. Corners
in---Ockitifich-ort-June-9th.---Ptirthe
ticulars later.
-- DUO
TAI''. -At MotaladriS. tIOSpital, on
ktirSatiY, May l/th, 93•11,. Itebett )it'rait*
ovest...luts*hd, Lander. 1
tiliteial-44111 takesjTae�jtorit"
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