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cOmirooll Reftegs On TO DRY 'UP HURON New Well Brought
Their A oiniment'he 'Rimhtb
Prenaer lagetallal in a 'reported speech Use Wednesday
:Decie.�nR, J. Walker' as New
Tat Collector,. then Change
Ihnir Minas; Deadlock
Littler-A0$00.1*in-Retbschi
• Status of Ccillegistte-Coustnit.
the town coiMolito alepitint a seccessair
to Howard Robertson ie. the _position of
Tax (Collector and, Aesessor,
Appaterala the ceraintteee of tae.
whole .on the evening & October 18th
olems1§1../ed:the naie COMMittee to recom-
, Mend the. appoilatinenfaof _R. 4; Water,
which they did, 'When the qaestion. of
approving the report of that Committee
came up in council it was evident tbat
-Oahe -ef the acentibillets- 'hart' hgid
--- Coma Hambeee rose. and entouneett
that lie could, not approve the appoint-
ment of Mi. Walk.er. He remarked that
Fred. Weir had been hi* choice ancl that'
he had not had-a--ehanee40-vote4oreil1a
mart on ' tae -second ballot. lee matu-
tained that the neeteod by *hi* they
had arrived at their,' deciiien was ieregu-
late and that while the members had all
agreed to it II orclei to arrival at some
sort of finality he was now not satitified.
He wanted to vete for bis second choice.
He moved that the committee 11.,eport be
not accepted but that Jape a nuckins,
"one of our oolleaguee" be appointed to
etheapasitiene- ' e -
A lengthy ariseuseion ',remitted. -4-a-oun.
• Seabrooke thought that If the proceed-
ings of the previous: evening had been
illegal, the' question. should 'be referred
back to the conahittee to do the thing
Celine Huckins. sonoolleect that he did
(Continued on page 5) "
WANTED • .
WANTED.--Aaaexperienced gee to do
" general housework. -Apply at STAR
OFFICE. a '
• WOMEN -W. AN.72T. Tor -iii
' home Sewi
hro 1111g. ON'41"Ef necessary
s e .
tOleIPANY De Itrti° PTECK'WEAR
Dept . 258, Toronto 8.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of
' 800 familees. Write immediately
etaegeeliffeaH-DEPaa--ONJ-41-SA, Zifpri
treat Canada, •
Volt tauebee heater's and
'"; a number Of stove lanes. 'Electric
heater. jAPply at, STAR OFFICE.
FOR SALE -Coal annex ,with water.
front. Apply 60. W. WORSELL,
Keays St.
THE '0.cARtir Cp.).
Fire, Accident and Motor Car.
INSURANCE
°Meta
Masonic Temple, eVectt Ste Goderich„
Phone 234 InEaSON' MU' Ker.
P.Ot ,locx ago 'said "that he was not
%Ping' to allow 07IPTP11t9, eliOat# tO Ffre Doparttutor trio Out the
vet Zateltele,'4114 In 'Order to 41'0' ettit, hisgeeeLeeeee rate, a_ le
threat he now praceede ta, eibirew :the a'",71 -g !WV, l'f•UrUM;
.1**e trAto4; that"he Mearit ,evitat he •tnityr,-4,lot Mare Water x{4
tuod, ge,0 Vilat ha* happeneo-, Not4, . more qedian supply. ,
withstanding, the fact that nu* voted
itself. dry, throe& the (LTA. acteal Op- The new well at the power house
tam metleed In 1914, by ,Over sixty per 'tante ill" Wednesday evening alai to
eeree ethd On three successite voting's celenre,te the ote the fire department
• etnaCe_htea, 0! ee.Y.ankra eeted-out their . apparatus to -see- bow: :the
six Per -cent, eaVartteasev. 'leer nentia__ en,i_ati.peessuee *law be eaffeceed. e•
elehta- per cent ,ary, he Pala nnw -"w The eleatare was the Scene of the test
arbitrary way established twelve saloons and everyone,. Moluding thief Beacom..
(eet beverage rooms), al. this
Calmar. Ottr-aaeople never expected
that any 00Verninent-ava1etaibraealoa
late 'their Caen laWaseed at theashene time
tres to over -ride an: Act passed by the
people, but this is what the Hepburn
Is quite pleasedPressure was main-
tained at toe pounds per .square' inch
Wilielatar1neSeff on hydrant andeno
auxiliary' pumper working.
WitIl the gas pumper the pressure was
stepped up to 200 pounds: while two
chaVaMnente---11*- --donee- Theeenusee-b* ofataisee gave proportionate -power
at.185:potuate,
The new well has been under con-
-structioii" all simmei, Clayton Looby of
Dublin having the contract. •eie finish-
ed his partacif the job some weeks ago
and the kaal hydroacrew _finished the,
Part requiring the connecting of pipes
and the disconnecting of the "old well.
They did a good jab too.
The new wells are double as a protec-
tion against „fire. If, one goes out of
commission, the oder -may be hooked
on at once. They do not ensure more
or better water as the flow to the tovtie
Is controlled by the size of the pipe
corning " tip from' the harbor works.
y 4o. easure. la sere source of euppea
been made that some of the et:ouncils as
Wfl teleatettatre lacitrieenibera faVore
these- saloons 'but in no case was a
countil authorized by the .people to ask
for them. One eolincil at least is now
sotry they approved - a :them, -andel•taap-
Piers that other aterecils gave their ape
proval without even, recerding -the mat-
ter' en theminutes, so that thetqrail of
the liquor trades -.paid propagandist
easily traced as behind it all. The
people ofHuron are asking no favors of
lefrAiepliurn, but- they want him to keep
hisabands off their, Dominion, dry Mea-
sure (C.T.A.) until it has been repealed
by . the -Proper ,legal method.' Why has
_Hepburn given-auteorities fOrabe
crage •eSenns in Huron- and Perth and
.none in Peel, 'although the three coun-
ties .are under the same law? Perhaps
the local menibers at these counties niay
want to answer that question. . As .a
member of a deputation that went 'be-
fore the Premier on Oct. 20th, I told him
that -it was neither "good cricket or good
politics" to .issue auth.orities in our dry,
totmetes and 1 find there ,are a great'
many people of the same° opinion.
Huron County p.$ ne intention of aliow-
ing thee saloons ta continue and they
are littpleg 4ee0; ethee aourates will also
-adeptelheeeCotent. 'ytatoeal---Option- measure
(C.T.A.)- whieli eanebe done by e major-
ity vote and which has the distinct ad-
vantage over aftmietPal . Local Option,
because of the larger dry territoey ae-
cure.
A T. COOPER.
Clintma October 24th.
No..ortooler.wwwwes
Huron Ledge No, 62,e 1.0.0.F., tern
meet on Monday night for the inetalla-
tion of officers. 'Atl members and visit-
ing brethren are requested to attend.
ITEM NOTICE
BE your own boss and make substan-
tial profits'. Work and succeed.
No 'riskl write for details and cata-
logue. 'Leta • FAMILEX PRODUea
OCIVLEANY, 570 Se. Cletient Ste Mon-
treal, P. Q.
CRAIGIE
Insurance and Rol Estate
'DOMINION-,—PROYIN.CIALMW
'-
MUNICIPAL BONDS
* Phone 24
Tenders for renting the Tewn Skating
Rink for the coining winter season, will
be received by the Town up to 8 o'cloek
pert. on Thursday, November lst, 1934.
The highest or any tender not ems -
eerily accepted.
L: L. KNOX, Town Cleric, '
oder-tele
VOTIOE,
,
The public is hereby notated thatthe
lawnstila., fCelboapeeeeljeepterelease at
lie-iidiourried County 'Tax Sale, all pro-
perties in the Township of 'Colborne
that fail to produce the full amount of
taaes and costs at the said Sale.
(13gd.) A. 3. GOLDTHORPE,
Peeve or Colborne.
VIETVE OF A 1;11A.EUAN'Il issued under the hand of the Warden of the
ti,ourity of Huron mkt having the seat of the said Corperatitat attached thereto,
ballet; date of the llith day ,of July, 1934, and to 'rife directed, Conunending zrie to
levy upon,the lands hereunder erunneiatid f6i the arreant of taxeS respectively due
thereon together With. eeste, =Aide as hereby, *leen thatIn aocordttlace with Ilia
essessnimit Act 1 shall prodded to tell by publit auction the said lands or so mach
thereof as may be stitacient for the payment of the tote* thereon 'unless the 'Stara&
sootier paid, The 'Itale will commence at the Court :Meat, �oderlch ott Wede
nesday, November 7th,1034, at the hour of 2 ii'elock in tile iifterrtoon..
• . A. H..M218:ME,
(loderieh,'July 21tt, 1134. - 'Treilailter, Huron Connty.
ToWINTatilP OP )WilitiiiiLD
Owner ) and bescoption . TAOS Coete Total
4'; A. ancl.kt. balten Lot 12, un„„..,„......: . . . : ...... ... ... . .. ..,.. ;347,68 .. $ 942 ;367.61
eeerb Saga, Reath Lle..,'it, Pete Albert, , ' 18,26 , LW) 1996,
..,. . TOwzontiO OP cOmoitistE '
._ .
Itiiiiieck'litates1,1t.:14-.114i bon.:44,74415...,..t„,,,;;=.-.., :--18.73-la 11.48
i,l,. 1.4. ItrioX, Lift 25-31 and 70.74 IC Park 30.78 2.00 3170
.' .'43os. Kidd, M. Park, plan 114. . ' •/.42 I.`25 $.8/
., ' eerie' lane, its. Vark, Plan 1142 7.62 '125 ,ti.81
lleae. ICOviack. tot, Lot, 114 URA, ...... ....:......-...). ...... 124.00 416 12544
' (Keen Meatiest, Pt, root 8,, .Cati. 9, 15.11,..—...... ..... ...... gem 3.53. • .g0„43.
Dan Schwan* ikitir.1.041„ Maitland doti.%•.•.......,:........„. 24549 t SAO -254.09
/its. A. 4atnitson," IYisin• ' 11, 49,-4404,7,„,..—,....,,,,7,0, 30,10.- 4.00 " 32.11
.w. Proudfoot, Pe. 131k, A,-35.37, 44.86... ..... ,...,31,04) .. 2.63, 3340
.1h1tish 'ftifortictite-40 tfthist, Pt* 41.14 140,,w.-...-,,,,,,,„...„...., -ascot- -itut-' l*fild
109V1t0111P oo Mvatou
'Illtio Water Oolf Ctirse 1043° • , 5.5* 1'03.43
WltflW otr vra wototoon
(t. Augustine, Pt, ttlt 13, Donstarasi ,41,63440
' Adjoitthed ta *111be tteld Wecinetoft Stbsreiribet Oat, iatt
ib$4.104.1
All IOts
• A,
'Trelefuters Otitte, 004erfch# ot*ty tat, 1034.,
a°04110111e4 In The Ontario 04titette, Angeogi,fat OA
OW).
In any circumstances.
The 'noise of the pumper working on
the Square during the test brought
many citizens to the downtown section.
Pe U. C. Manager, Jno. Kelly expressed
himself as satisfied with the well and
hopes that the further faeilities advised
by engineers will be forthcoming in due
course.
Turnbull's Underwear for children and
ladies in Vests, Bloomers, Panties and
Combinations. , Buy Turnbull's' for quae
lity. Sold for Goderich and vicinity at
SCHAEFER'S. •
Stet leeet Welthee Meta than, the Next
Beet
e.
altherepapers hiave beere bOaattng•QZ
the alze of Vegeatatie$ graWn in thek thee
triets. it:ilk/40e reported a beet,'Weighing
Seven potmds. .
if they hid pow What _Huroii. could
do they Weald ave said ilothirig. The
beet el*MWii -14 Otir ,14/1/iovr for the past
Week and gtown by Abner Morrie of the
Nile was :Weighed arta lotuid to tip the
scales at 13 pounds, 2' ounces, and this
was after Wine ht the ,atin 'in the wine
dow for severaldays. Several oatecee
must have dried out ef it in the mean -
thee.
It is la curious affair, of co:n*1%e., being
a combination of 34 separate beet a all
grown_ together. The result is one beet,
heivetier, With 0W -611i -teat SYSteni.
any ainbitimui counties think they
can "beet"' this, let thern tree
It is tin ordinary garden beet and riot
_
any unusual variety.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Iratitate will be held in MacKay Hale
on Thursday, Nov. let, at 3 p.m. A re-
port of the convention will be given.
The roll 11 will be an
Community Needs." Mrs. E. Beattie will
give the current events and Mrs. A. D.
McLean will demonstrate now to make
butter tarts. The hostesses are Mrs. A.
D. McLean, Mrs. B. Price, Mrs. M. Mc-
Donald, Mrs. W. Sanderson and Mrs. J.
Robertson.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE
A DMINISTRATRIX'S 8A L E 01'
4-*- LAND.
The administratrix f the" estate of
CharlesA. Walters will sell by public
auction at the premises of the late
Charles A. Welters, namely part of lot
number .232 ah Park St; in the Town of
Goderiche on Saturday, Oeteber 27th, at
1.30 o'elock in the afternoon. •
Firstly. -Part of Lot number 232 in
the Town of Godetioh, being more pate
ticulatly described as follows: CoM-
mericing at a point twelve feet east from
theitorthravest, angle of saJathene
south parallel with the western boun-
dary- of Said let to the south boundary
thereof, therm east along that said
south boundary thereof to a point thir-
ty-theee feet west from the 80th -east
- Said- rat ,7* theileie
with the eastern- botindary of -said, lot to
the northern boundary to -the place of
beginning.
Stecradly.-The following goods and
chattels: One 'Whippet sedan, and sev-
erdl auto tires, one set of 'double' •har-
nee% one set of single lines, new, one
part set single harness, one grind stone,
one lawn Mower, one cream 'separator,
one scythe and smith, etvo buggy poles.
onepaddle, a lot Of useful tools Includ-
ing dies, pipe wretches, eta, one mov-
ing )acke -chitinsr -oneaset-- -Stove (tracks.,
carpenter's vice, one lantern, alltures
and old fashioned Mirrors. one good ex-
teneion ladder, a trumber of house dooYs
and • 'window sash, one knitting machine,
One blow torch; one km bed and springs
four upholsteredChairs; one foot 'warm-
er, one, milk tan, one wire clothes bas-
ltet, cobbler's ,outtit, one robe, one wai-
n* table, one saw cart, one Quebec
range and pipes, and, nutrietttus other
artleles
TEEMS -0n the Teal estate -TN
ProPettl' witl be sold subject to a teServe
bid. 'Ten per tent, cash is to be paid at
the time .of the sate, and the balance
within tidily, daYs. •
It
1497-01 ibotts and chattels -
Cash it the time of the
sare-
F�r further particulars apply. to
MESSES. ITAYS and EAYS.
'Hamilton Ooderkhr
Solkitors for the Achninistratria
' herein.
Or to
MR& rtuAgertt A, ?tants,.
0. R. No. 5, Ooderith,
ts
M1geate. 0•11NDi1Y ite Botts,
AUCtlatieers,
G0�erkh iXitatki.
Only Four Cases To Be Disposed
of—Three Youtt Accused of
Taking Tires Se enced'.
Less than an hour was needed to
handle cases in Magistrate's collet on
Tbuesda,y of- We' week in contrast to the
all day session of lest week.
• -
-Geo. Hutelabis, -a mechanteeeMproyed
In a ' local garage„ --was fined $10 ., and
costs' for dritinvithout a driver's
license.
N. Townsend, la Mitehell and D.
Campbell, the three. Grey Township
youths charged fast week with having
stolen tires,. tubes and in one case a,
grindstone, end to which they pleaded '
guilty, were up for their hearing.
Magistrate Matins remarked that he,
did not wish to be harsh on, their Ikea
offence, espeeialty as it was apparent
that ' all Were riarinally decent young ,
men of respectable families. .Howe'vera
the miblic had a right .to protection'
against such action. Suspended sen-
tence was handed - outeeto all but they
must pay the costs. Jack McNabb,
Reeve of Grey Township, wrote regard-
ing the ease of young 'Mitchell, giving
exceltent reference and asking
for what leniency the attire was able to
dispense. -
All three were prohibited from driving
cars for 'two years. If caught driving
within that time, they are to be senten-
ced on the present charge.
Townsend and Mitchell paid their
fines but Campbell. was unable- to raise
the amount of his ancrWill have to serve
30 days In jail instead. Costs In all
eases were heavy oaring to the distance
from Grey Township teed the amotint of
trouble police and,evitnessee had to go
to to get the ease‘cleanect up.
Servfce in Ai- Morning on Re-
membrance Diy—Dance stnd
Nei:JaveN� Fzrs1
For. Nurses' Sehool
J10it. Dr. Filadkner 'Amerce 'Lions
Club Trmitong:centre $ot to
Be '.Dist*rliedfsilrore thgen.'
.traligation. Of Provinetal Audi-
ority,..Says "Elbow Grease
Could Elinsinate Paiteurization.
____.... .
."YoU need not have any feture fears
as to the status of tele nurses' training
scaool in Goderich as fir as I am con.
cerned," stated the Hon. Dr. J. . A.
Faulkner, Minister of. Public Health in
the Ontario Government, speaking to a
gathering of the Lions Chin and inany
other. eitieeiii:Inathealiotel -Bedford on
Friday, October leth,
'('There has been. too great a tendency
towards centralization of power in Tor-
ontoe-Asalong asetan ea- 'minister --of -the-
I'll be glitd-to-comaato-theepeepl
and there will he a decentralleaticat of
power as far as •/ am able to bring it
about." • .
Both statements .wetaigreeted with ap-
plause as Mr. eel, IL-Robertion,'Who-in-
troduced the speaker, lead referred to
the fact that there had been 'objection-
able and unwarranted h terference from
outside sources in' local i1TaIrs of muni-
cipalities. He was speaking with parti-
cular reference to the hospital end the
proposal to remove it. from the list of
training schools in the Province.
- -"When tie group -of -women and men,
,wheeafe esually found in most coo=
-etas, and whe- hafee, Pessibly, It adder
vision than most, get together .and by
dint of hard work and great sacrifices'
establish a hospital we feel that they
shoitid be encouraged. We feel that
there is , a degree of super -regulation
from outside which is u eces.sary. We
are proud of .,our hese al and, af- it is
note as elaborately equipped as are- Some
of the city enstitutions, we consider that
it is still a credit to the community and
well ' Mete to fimeticiri as a training
school."
There -was little doubt that the major-
ity of thaseapresent felt the same way
about the matter and Dr. Faulkner's
assurance that the ihstitution would not
be disturbed was welconie tews to all.
At the instance of Chief Lion A. L.
Cole, the gathering sang "Oh Canada,"
after which grace was Raid b
Mayor C C. Leewelcomed the distin-
guished visitors to *Goderich in a brief
address.
Cameron Geddes, native 0!, Lucknow,
and nationally famous, was present en
route through Goderich. Be was asked
to sing for the gathering, which he did,
rendering "Without a Song," in his mag-
nificent voice, to the` pleasure of all. He
Yellowed with other selections during the.
course of the meal' and was afterward
heartily, thanked for his generosity.
Hon. Dr. Faulkner congratulated `the
Lionr on their crippled children's work.
In his opinion there wee no finer work
hey could be doing. He considered the
various causes bf crippling in children..
Rickets, one of the ihost potent sources
of trouble for ale young, he felt could be.
entirely eliminated from a town like
Goderleh witheats -many-doctors-al
viously abreast of the times in their pro-
fessions. It is a condition easily cured
n its earlier stages by sunlight and pro-
pere diet,
All local veterans have been invited to 0
attend the Legion card party and draw
at the Oddfellowte l'emple on Friday
evening, Noventber 9th,
This armaal affair has always beert 't
enjoyed greatly by the men and the a
usual full turnout le anticipated.
o
The granting by the town council 0!t
the privilege of halding a str:et collec-
tion on Poppy -Day, November 10th, has
speeded- up aa.E-e-getnetnts for ibis event. lal,
The Boy &oats of both local cream have 1
beeri 'asked to undertake the task of
making the appeal and it is expected ,
that the usual generoue response will
result. , .
Arterigaments for the chutch gerVice
in 'Vittoria street United chureh on the
Stinday prior to Iternentlitatice DaY have
been ,completed. Rea P. W. Craik will
Ipreach the sermon.
Invitations are being sent out,to nuin-
bers of district celebrities to attend the
Rentembrance Day cerviee in Court
Itottee,'"park at 10.30 o'clock on. the
morning of NoveMber lith. Clood wea.
ther is hoped for but the, Ser3riee la go
,forke..rii, ht. any eventi tmlessAu4hope.
less weather prevails. Otizeis generally
are expected to attend in large nurnbers.
Mr. *m. Mood; secretary of the (lode;
rich bnirneh.of the Cahladiala Legion, is
busy tor:sit:0th* details of the malty
activities with Ivitieh Veterans mirk tilts
period of t the year.
Tuberculosis, for long 'considered in-
.
urable, was, he felt, being mastered.
There was now no case which could not
be brought back to health with proper
reatment. Practically all T.B. in chil-
dren is -due to infected milk, he stated,
nd it was possible to eliminate 100%
f bovine tubereulosie by proper pas-
eurization. However, he felt that if the
arm wives who handled the milk wooed
se more lbow gnaw" and' more soap
nd water it would be possible to de-
lver pure milk to Our dome without pas-
teurization. "The' country is becoming
niachine-mad," he reinarked.
He also expressed the belief that in-
fantile paralysis could be •contioned
an early dfagnosis were made and if
•serlitti, Which can be .supplied from the
government labatory, were administered
promptly. Referring to injuries at
ehildbirth, he tirged the medical men
present to strive tor better co-operation
from expectant mothers in order that,
they,seettre the best and earliest care.
'He -presented some interesteng figures
with regard to the findiags of taeacerne
411,_.1 .6,4
Lietatenant GOVertide, De. Herbert Bruce,
had been investigating- conditions in
Toronto. amazing proportioh of
honks were without proper smiltetion
and a htirge proportion of these homes
were occutiled by people of Vaikadlary t?r
British. birth; ' •
suggeated that
when they had the crippled .thildren
well cared torshodld inter* themse1vea.
In the tittestrott a wont/it.
"Take Mile POOr home," lie advatd,
'land interest yoUressiveS In it, Zdueate
the petple ht tlu ute a tow and %tater.
tllttfalL41,4tatOtal&S.,"..tt,4*na;:andaavorat
and Z leave thaatiggestiaft "nth you. It
not '00001ble to raise good Citizens in
SOME, Of the houses *Which ate te• be
.rotind In our toni And ditlea.
iSterOngi * Tee oij
thkr,
hat elmost
He. Reward given for Info.
metion or for returning the eet.
301/4 onoritz,,tt, 11. No. 1, Port Al.
Vert •
or 6
Rtilden .Coboarg St.
Altlt mita.
end btacic ebek betitretei
tide Old the 0410104
Walters. "inder Olestaa nsttty' It
Ito, 4, Ooderle
It 40 tio*
t
sTuottost nitsr }pot*
11016111'0i* Patity on Priday---Ctstpmet,
' Games and Everything
„Friday' night's prom. at the .Collegiate
Institttfevill take the forret of a Hallo-
we'ele parte, With cosaMiee, and eery -
thing. .
It is planned to ifold games =do -11--the
atithorlties' tigree.'"dattehigi although the
latter is not aSsurecl. It has alWaYs
beert frowned on 0,t the local school al-
though nearly universal elsewhere.
The affair will take place in the
auditorium -on: the -third tow-- and will
be under .the management of the Liter-
ary Society, of which lAiss Helen Bissett
Is president,' Prizes will be gtven tor the
best btostutnes and a keen competition
has developed' for these. The party
starts at_ eight-o'clock....-...Numberaz.,...st,
after parties have been arranged, espe-
cially for vititoratti town.
•
thanka,te the -ditiltignithed- visitor; cou-
pled the nanteCatneren-Geddet,--who
had so generbitily entertained the gath-
ering. S. D. Croft, in seconding the ma
tion, added the fencitations of the Board
of Trade to Dr. Faulkner. •
13a Bernard MaGhl-e-, deputy minister
of hospitals, "Portiere, who etocompaniea
Dr, Faulkner, spoke •briefly in response
to a request of Chief Lion Cole.
A pleasing feature of the event was the
first • appearance of "Charley" Robert-
,
son, 1101.1.,,A. .ot litron-Bruee, lance his
illness which otruek him down some
months age, lie was Warmly welcomed
by' thee° preaent ali of iviloin were ob-
ateinlyealeasted to eseeealmeout
The meeting Closed, wita ehe singing
of the Nationala Anthem, H. Livens of
Knox Presbyterian ' church, 'being the
pianist and the accompanist for Mr.
Geddes in his songs.
Will Put on Special Entertain--
makin Theatre—Hope to
Rau* Fatia-delt-40-Dishibetitt
Among Members. °
*A project Which is meeting with the
hearty approval of all who have so far
been approached is under way to pro -
mane financial reeompense to the
men and boys of the ,band of the Gode-
rich. Musical Society.
These players have provided music for
a wide anxiety of .public affairs all sum-
mer, including the regular band concerts
in the park. In order to be able to re-
pay them in some small measure, thE
Musical Society is sponsoring the hold-
ing of a draw andemosical entertain-
ment in the Capital Theatre on Wed-
nesday, November 28th.
Mr. IL J. Sutherland is generously ar-
ranging for the showing of a epecial
picture and in addition an entertain-
ment will be given. The prizes will
start with a ton of hard coal and others
equally desirable will be provided.
The Musical Society wishes it parti-
cularly understood that all of the pro-
ceeds will go directly to the members of
the band. Tbeir number Is coneiderable
an t will be apparent that even a large
slim when divided (up will not mean any
large amouot for any one man or4 boy.
AMONG Tlik
Services, at Knox Presbytarian church
on Sunday, October 28th, will be con-
ducted by' the pastor, Rev, D. J. Lane,
as foliates: a 1 am., Divine worship,
subject, "A Great Search and a Great
Find ;" 3 pare, Sunday School and
Bible blames; 7 p.m., subject, "Once
Christ was Disgusted. With What?"
Services at. „ yietoria, street- United
church on Sunday, Oetaber 28th, will be
conducted by the pastor, Rev. F. W.
Creek, as followe: 11 am., divine wor-
ship, Commotion service will be obserai
ed: 3 on,. Sunday School', 7 p,m , Rev.
Dr. J. IL Barnett will mooch, subject,
"Standing on the Lord's Side."
Servtees at North Street United
church on Sunday, October 28th, will
be conducted by the motor, Rev. W. P.
Lane, as 'fellows': 10 a.m., in' a Club;
11 a.m., Divine worthip, subject, "Life's
Entanglemarite;" 3 part., Stmday School:
7 'pen., subject, "Poolith Beading."
/ReserVe Nov. 15th for a fowl supper
at North St. United church. '
Don't forget the Keno at MacKay Hall,
• on Tuesday, October 30th, under the
auspices of the young ladles of St,
Peter's ehtireb. ,,,15 prizes. 15 teeniest.
Anydne esti plaP. Admission 25e.
Max. Min, Max.,
1933' 1934
f& 43. 68 42
11:vo
53 44 52 31
494j 44)43
51 4* 54$
43 3$ 83 44
3$ 33
Delegation in Toronto to Ad-
vance Claims of Roada-4lope
to_ilave Balance -Taken Over
This Year.
tacit section of a delegation from elle
Eluewater HighWay Aesociation whleh _
. A
will interview Hon. T. B. McQueeten.
Minister of Highways, at Toronto on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Messrs, Willis Fraser and a.' le Par-
sons, who are at present, in Toronto for
the. funeral of the late Reg. Prldlicust.
-.44/11 'ae attend as will Nir. Nelson Hill,
S. D. Croft and a -number meta.
Representatives ' will be present' from
Southampton, Wiattcin,
For-
est and Sarnia, and it Di hoped from
Tither poinTe alem--Fth-e-roufe. -
The interview has been- arranged by
Wm. Ferguson of Sarnia, seeretary of
the Association: in accordance With the
decision of the annual meeting held here
early in the month. it is planned to
put the eleims of the 'road before the
new Minister of Highways aa early as
possible in order that he may be ..eatie
to make the necessary provision to in-
clude it in his plane for next year.
It is hoped that the Government can
be persuaded to take weer the balance of
the egad -from atoderielt northataaatitar-
Lt. Col. Woodrow of Sarnia, president
of the Assoeiation, will heed the dele-
gation and will be spokesman.
CUT THROUGH FUNERAL
A charge of reckless driving has been
laid against a tobacco company of Tor-
onto, whose traveller 13 alleged to have
tut through the funeral cortege of the
late Harry Watson, just aa it was enter-
ing Maitland c e tn eter y. incensed
mourners were responsible for the lay-
ing of the charge, they alleging the to-
.
bacco truck,acomlog ,to Goderich.._ put
right across the path of the hearse.
The summons was answerable today, but
a remand has been asked for as the
driVer, Fred Young. Is out on his route
and cannot be located.
Talk of the Town -Every user praises
Cress Corn or .Bunion Salve: Recom-
mended by Dunlop's Drug Store.
Just ,remember the Arthur Circle
bazaar Saturday. October 27th. After-
noon tea Supper from 5 to 7 p.m.
New Fall and Winter Millinery spe-
cially priced for month-end- cleat -since at
$1.95. C. A. es S. 'MeKINNON, Square.
Rich new browns and dark greys' for
fall In Kayser Silk Hose. HuriciFedd of
satisfied customers are buying Keyser
Hose at SCHAEFER13.
Members of th-e c.6.6.p. are asked to
remember the 5th anniversary of their
lodge to be celebrated by an entertain-
ment in MacKay Hall November 16th.
The annual meeting- of the Saltford
Hospital Auxiliary .will be held on
Thursday, Nov. 1st, at the home of Mrs.
A. Goldthorpe. Come prepared to .catilt.
Come to the sale of home baking and
farm produce at McLean pros: store on
the Square, on Saturday. November 3rd,
from 2 to 5 p.m., in aid of the Goderich
Township Hospital Auxiliary.
Musicale to be held in St. George's
parish' ball on Thursday, November ast,
by Wincitoreand local talent, under the
auspices et the choir and A.Y.P.A. Of
St, °George'schurch. _Admission 35e.
,Group 3 of the E-VeniniAuxlhary o(
North street United church is holding a
silver tea on Thursday, November 8th,
at the home of Mrs. Clifford Webb, Wel-
lington street, from 3 to 6 pm. Public
cordially invited
•
A salesman for other goons said to us.
"If you cannot sell Eellpee Razor Blades
made in Sheffield, England, you cannot
sell gold becks." They are the best yoU'
can buy. Try one and if you are not
sottened we will cheerfully refund your
money. Sold only at CAMPBELL'S
ritittti MAR.
CARD OF THANKS
_The famtlY, of the...late Peter ...Spain
wish to thank those_ who shoved their
kindness to them during their recent
bereavement.
SOBS
BleItlittaa-At Alexandra Hospital. on
Thursday, Goober lathto mr. and Ms,
James Barrie, OoderIch, a ton.
8117NOEL.-At Alexandra, nos/alto', on
,Thursday, 'Ootetfer 18111,10 Ur, andt Urs,.
LeRoy Stingel, Dungannon, a son.
IN MEMORIAM
ko,t,virt.....rti loving memory of gliza
Shonche Olverbeloved wifo of James
01111, who left us November 2nd, 1033,
Just otte year ago .today ,
Waco our great sorrow fell,
And hi our heart.4 we mourn.
Vhis`.1csitont4,,
No /Wetting diOatt,, no night returna,,,,'
But that we think ef you;
Those left behind *iv deer.
Itut not* rotates yob.
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