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Vt4tng /edge Defers '1100101.11si,e The
' Allan Hon* tinie-Fitlite Arrest'
•
40.0 ' and kstant
Hohert,4on, _retiring Melni?ere of the
'staff of the apoderich CollegVate•
Itt-
tute, Were the reclptente f ilarting 100)
et marble desk sett tom the student
body of the echool on 7.11suesdaY after-
...t1P9n.anne...14th. d: ' , •
A wannly worded address was read...by
Jean Robertson, fourth year Auden*,
• expressing' the regret of the boys andi
Orle it the diP404u* of the tea.oluirs.
ge_.1,P,L_I*OeW made the Presentation
to mr. Hume and 1Wa1ter Ruffell made
that to Mr, RoberttOn. • • •
Both gentleMeo - replied feellafily.
stowing genuine ':Ottrprise and Pleasure
at the thOughtfuloese of' the boy* aid
girls. 'I have ttied 40. de mai-beat for
you at 'all times,' 6414 _Mr. 'Hume, andi
edded. the hope -that, the pleasant events,'
in their association iotdd be remember -1
id and all othe.rs'forgOtten.-
ttfr.„ Rnberlactitspleaded •for a forward
lockbag :attitude on the part- of all our
youth. The present 'Is an Abnormal..
time .and, Is probably affecting our youth
more than they realize but conditions
would change for the better and the mil; I
__settlement of present-ttonditions-would
.be foritten,
Be asked those. present to do their best
for themselves and for the country.
Found a 'Use Woo
"Did ye hear about Sandy McCulloch
find' a box of corn plasters?"
"No, did Ite?" •
"Yea --so be went and bought a pair
of tight shoes!' - • -
- • AUCTION SALES
A yarrON SAILE OF MILK COWS,
CALVES AM) PIGS.
At Lot 6, BaYfield Line, Goderich
Township,- on
TUESDNY., JUNE 26th
Commencing at 2. o'clock
TERmS--icash. „
. A. E. '1'0WINSEEND, Proprietor,
.Q. H.014,10T-T, Auctioneer. •
• ARTICLES 100'S SALE .•
TRICYCLE .POR. SAL*-.-slxv,good con-
on.44- Apply at Ira -Quebec St. -
Fon -S*110.--Witite brick house -tor
sale or rent: Apply to E. C. ROB-
ERTSON.
8ALE.--.28 by 50 Roller -bearing,
White Steel Separator, almoSt
good as new. Reasonable price, as I am
not in business.. Apply to J. H. TAR -
ISH, Anglesea St., Godertch.
*NOTICE TO CREDITORS
4
Npf rIVE 1110 CR,..FDPORIS
:
eloat lettaido
One ease. ta:hear,taat ot
*se ,13,0ger of 0*,,3--Tor31410A,104,.
the, (Sell Engin s Company of Worth..
He la tryhtg to leehre..thed return o/
traetor .or-tte- ulna of WO, will* bp
'claims was"voNteigiullY, sewed by the Bell
Company ,Itlien Sent in tO their shop for
repairs. IThe cisMpany, re/Itemized a
Machine previously sold 'to a former
ettStIt!ter. and*hlttlt _carried a mortgage
payable tO the company.. -0
,Geiger said he knew nettling about
any 'mortgage but the Ampex/ main-
tained that, It had given notice of the
chattel Mortgage And 1.34141 seized the
_ .
machine by due prOesis of law. •
Judge Clement reserved judgment.
Allen„Ceatt
* JUdge 11"*.• M. Costello reheard. the .14 -
len horse rate, on orders from the •Oourt
of Appeal, and awarded the Same sum
to 'Prank Alien wbich, he had even On
the ilrat-hearing, nantelY*43,013.46-.
This Is the,..fourth time the case has
been teatUreChi.the io-nrts, the first tinte
befere-410130.-700#0110; the - second in Sal
attempt th .aretettli the third the appeal
WAS allowed and tpicUe Costello ordered
40 give it a reheartpg and finally the
present award. .
Judge .Costello announced that he
could -tiod Ala -reason for -changing- his
first verdict.* - •
The Davidson vs MoLeod "false arrest
actiOn Whieh Judge_Clement_was to have
heard_ .teses,4tostposed.,__eiting--to the ill-
ness of the defendant Leslie McLeod.
• sRlieiter, D. R. Nairn, produced a
med141 certificate showing that he was
suffering front_ an attack of pneumerde.
It may be heard before July ,ist.
Iss 1. 1. Shanm,
Principal, :Resigns
Alti EXTRA HOUR -AND -A -HALF
.Masay telephone users. have found ' it
worthwhile to wait Instil .840 to get the
night rtes on their long clistaaice calls:
Nov it is no -longer necessary -the low
night rates begin at 7 p.m.
•-,
PUBLIC NOTICE
N9110
To Virlio rn.
I ,wiliaiot ,he responsible for any de
bonteacecl for ha my ,naMefby apy per
Or persons other than myself, neither'
previous to, ,nor henceforth from this
date, June a°,5th; 1935, .
PHILIP C. BOGIE.
• FOR
trOino
rig;kchku
SUMmer can* to the ilarbfr 1ant`6101.
fday With' scores Of young and old in
hulning in a teMperature of ,62 to 64
degrees in the harbor and even higher
on the besell.
Bert: MacDonald,. haa :opened the_ bath
_
noise end it it 'being well patronized.
The minnows have left for parts un-
known and bait* been :040-We4 by the
-herring And most of the gulls. No one
knots where the Minnows dieaPtri.r., to
when they leave, but theY congregete in
ehottls which darken the water In
patches ,and vanish nail next spring,
Only a few are' /eft in the *hallow warm
water 'tear the headof the heritor.'
'The 'Ruth B towing - the barge Vigil-
lant, is expected in some day 000n with
a load of tepee p�toraUhipment.
They will'be unloaded onto flat ears On
the sitting on. the ,northeaide of the har-
bor and carried to their destination.
consignee% non* la not known lint
it is no local firm. Not 40 nmny years
has such a !shipment come by water.
The „ Goderich Manufacturing ean-
pany does not expect anf na;ore timbers
.from the north until July 20th' but the
Goderioli Salt Company has erected a
stout enclosure on the vacant land
4Perosi from the power houuse, 40 whist%
they "expect to store coal which, Is to
Come in by water.
J. E. Huckins has secured the con-
tract to haul the coal from the storage
yard to the plant.
,The coal carrier- which -will -A)
shipments by water hes :an arm nearly
one hindred-feet Tong which reaches out
froin• deck and dumps mighty loads onto
the lot which ts.apparently feet from
the water. •
The new passenger steamer Georgian
came in on Sunday and many of its pas-
sengers made the 'stop the occasion for
getting a meal up town. Some hun-
dreds of people welcomed her.
The Departinent of Public Works had
stilted a Ideal gang of Men at work on
the new slips tor the Goderch Salt Com -
Any. 'Ithese were asked for kit yeats
.It means cutting the cement dock ,away
to a depth Of about three feet at the
water's edgeand sloping the cut .up 40
the doors of the frefght sheds. The
men at work are having their troubles
as the contrete is reinforced with steel
and S a foot and more thick. At the
water edge the cement is a full three
feet, thinning abruptly a foot or so back
and hard work with the sledge is needed
to break it up.
MEADOW GLADE FARM
We have ,a few three and four-week
old chickens and five -week-old pullets.
They are all ,stred by R. O. P. and pedi-
greed cockerels and from our .own heavy
producing hens. -
All breeding Stock blood.tested; Gov-
ernment ,inspected. Reasonably priced
d'or inun.ediate sale.
Notice is 'liereby given to all persons
having any claim against Lottie A.
Palley, late of the Town of Goderich, in
_.the_Ceunty_os___Htuon,- who- died, on --or
about May 17th, 1935, to send sanie ta-
ttle undersigned on or before 23nd day
oi2uaa on, 474-44.,Afnat__:date the
Etecutrix of the said estate will' proceed
to, make distribution, having regard only
° tc,. the- claims- received -11T hers-
---Dateci-at-GodMich-thir-ttlt--day--9
- June, A. D;- -1935. • -
HAYS and HAYS,
00derich, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Exeoutrix.
FOR SALE 011;TO RENT
141tURNtterglID---00tITAGE
At -Wittagas---Biecris-RealdriabTe.1
,.. P. MAUR, GA Saint Vincent St.
TO RENT11,-eetunished room, centrally
'a- located. ,ApplY at THE STAR.
lattig`10AIOW 8W11. -Nearly new,
''"" red** brick bungalow., 'Hardwood
ileerai three bedrooms and den; heavy
wired; three-piece bath; electric water
heater; garage, Mice garden. Apply 84
• Newgateat.
A igtAlliit---SOlid brick home, large
„ .veranda, .411., conveniences, heavy
rooting for, eke:irk water heater, lawn,
1010;rderi, fruit 'Wei, stable, garage. Close
tO the Square. Mean for caah Or tenni!'
arranged. ttn nest eldest eonithm. En-
quire 211. 'W0Olt40.0MBE. .Phone • 298.
T
,
or OR 'SALE • •
Bedford Residence,Cobourfr
Apply
F. R. DARROW, Exetutor
V..aw
*Itti th nSTAiit
M1ECAREY CO.
_
Fire, Atekleat .atid Motor Car
XI311RANCE
/up. Tao 'Loudon We tnauranieCo
,Oligetl‘°-
Mrsit,'15
W. Emsz
R. R. 5, Goderich.
Phone Carlow 1-413. - • -
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WANTED.
Separate tenders for scaffolding, paint-
ing, eavetroughing and caulking, are
asked for in eonnection with repairs to
Court *House, Cioderich. Tenders to he
in by June -27th.
1.0014rest..or :any. tender not- neteszarlly
-accepted--
Specifieations and furtlw particulars
at County iClerk's Office, Goderich.
.1. M. Ita)BER/119,
County Clerk.
TENIYERS POR PAINTING.
° Tetideff liddtieseetii
will be seceiveds by -the Goderielr•Ptiblic
Sohool Board up to SATUIPPAY, JILILY
gth, 1935, for painting ttie exterior of
Victoria. Public ,Sehool adeording to spe-
cifications.' Make of paint 16 be named,
which 'will be taken Into isensidere,tion.
No tender necessarily accepted.
L. L. KNOX, Ssic'y Pub. School, 1141.
Goderith, Ont.
JNO. MITT, Chairman Prop. Com., °
Goderich-, Ont.
Sintrum TENIERS, addressed to the
'`-' undersigned, and emile:30 "Tender
or interior fittings, Public
Brume's, Ont.", wi11 be received until
12 (Mock noen (daylight- easing); Pri.
day, Sane ZS, 1935, for the supply and
installation of Interior fittings in the
'Albite Buliding, Brueeels, Ont.
"(Plans and specification can be teen
-and forma of tender obtained et the of-
fices of the Chief Architect, Department
sat- Publie--WorkeoOtteasa,- the.-Slinierel&
Ing threfiltect, 36 Adelaide at., East, Tor-
onto, Ont„ the lonlderaw Kitehattge, 1104
Bay Street, Toronto, Mid at the Woost Of-
fice, BrUsseig, Ont‘r10.
-Tendetis--tellt not be considered- unites
made on the fortis itupPlied:by the De.
partnaent iSAPOrditiACe_ With -the
;conditions- oet-forth therein.
Vach tender Must .be accompanied by
,0ertined. third* On Si obarterid bank
anw, payable to 140 ordcr of
0a40-Mi1ister
Ilk Per tent 4theamothit
tender, or Bearer Onit of the
o1nIon Of Oitrisida.or of the Catiadien
National Cornp.ny and _ha oiti-
stituent i MAW.
subsea to *tat by
afore -
Es and a
certified chop*
if requited 'to Snake 110 an Odd' ilinimmt.
By ortier._
14*.- 01010,1=0:48,
Secretitl.
**,
The 011 for the Farmer -A bottle of
Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil in the ,farm
house will save many a joUr116y for the
doctor. It is not -only good for the chil-
dren, when. taken with colds and croup,
and for the mature who suffer from
.-pains and aches,--but-there-aredirectio
for 't\ts use on sick cattle. There ,should
always be a bottle of it in the -house.
BYLAW -
TOWNSHIP-OP--COLBORNtEs
BYLAAV NO. 8
A Bylaw to raise $20,000 to aid in the
construction of 'tile, stone or timber
drains.
.Pounoll
Colborne, pursuant to the provisions o
the Tile „friftiliiige Act, enacts as fol-
lows; .
a. That the ReeVe may from time to
time, subject to the provisions of this
bylaw, borrow on the credit of the cor-
poration of the said Mtmicipality such
sum nOt exceeding in the whok $20,000
as May be determined by the Cornell,
and may in manner hereinafter proild-
ett issue debentures of the sad c -
tiort sUch Sums ,ss, the Council
deem proper for the amount sO bOrrow
cid, with 'coupons attached as iseirrided
in. section 6 of the said Act. .
2. That when the Council slutll be
of opinion that the application Of any
person to borrow money for the purpose
of .constructing tile, stone Or ,limber
drain should be granted in ;whole Or in
part, thi council. may, by resolution,
direet the Reeve to iseue debentures as
aforesaid, and to borrow a• suralAiot ex-
ceeding the amount •applied for, and
May lend tau, saine to the applkstnt on
the eorimletion• of the &einem ',works.
4. A epeeist genus/ rate shall be 'in-
vited' , levied and cc•Iletted over and
aboVe all other nal% upon the land in
I respect of which -the eakt money shall be
-bOrroived,--Atffitient,-for--the -payment -of
the principal and interest as provided
by_the Aet, _ „
aimed the ,i4th day of June, 1935.
cno. c. MOAK Reeve. •
- NOME
MUM(IrpAtArrir
OP, COCSORNE
Take holite that the above is a true
cox*" Of a bylaw *seed b the tattoi4i.
ucloosielLoctho.,- p• -Of VOlbOrlitt
Orr. 00414* thRf Attiner.4035;4"16titt-' alt
posons are required tor take notice t**%.
any one .Who desires to' *
such hYalaiv Pitt th
ed MA* OM notice.of fth
.UPOn-the Head oe-Clerk
,pany *Wit Ives* lidowasti
tht last pubuttuon ,t4r* motto.'
zwit, Away MI
Su:treble sitiourt of
Month after the aiiid date. Tins nowt
was eat published*41. the 2Oth day of
June, 11.215. and the Ptibliation wilt
* On the sitli ditS .itilt-
Vat foku,ovrer,
,7;im=atc4
kum ea
relittiVetS
*do. ind,Mrs. 0. H Oreen -1040i44 40
Tort/1ft Wt. week 40 vMit friends there,
M13i Z. and 01111044 • were
guests at , -the Weticlitig
. namilton„. • ,
Mrs. i'.):'01Sgootle- lind.'dangirtat
of Detroki.,,Were.gutstsillot **15 With
Mr. and" Mil.. tri4. Hibbert.
Mr And WS A /C.' of 114011ton,
d
Vent,a tevi, dt10.3101,1Freek with Mr. and
ttre.;H. fl. on, glr.ebria Bd.
Una;8. Cape3r, ovit ripto„Attosied‘the
funeral of her aunt, AA* I. *Pottorrand
b.ae hegya. voft4Nry,S,14,03 4kifiis. •
Mrs,gorwe ckjon and Mr.° T.
AteeMOZV lEdoldnigino • ot 'Maki% • were
Pleat with Nliseeccrarepbell."Ouibee
reeently. • **
.PV Prenelt ludo -
9 •
Chin 'With hl Pktull.1*.is. ePel*ir the
week -end at- the'illeenet of his siter,Mra
W. P.
The Misses Schneider and tArtiolti,' of
Kitchener, were •gtleats over the week
end with Matte 14, and U. :Johnston,
Newgate street. ' , •
'Vass Nan+ ',Clarke left* for • TorOnto
on Saturtlayt,. 'She .has acceeted a posi-
tion ie the Department of Education for
the summer monthas -
Mr. and Mtn, W. O. Vrldhain and Mr.
and Mrs. 4 4.-Orldhini attendedthe
Kickley-skdliains wedding at Hamilton
on Wednegday, .June l.
'Mrs. Joe. BrOphey and daughter,
-Parents,t1r. and Mrs.
J. Ro utlitrei -And: other ;relatives in • Ter -
onto,. over the Week -end.
MrsvGray and Miss Hawkins were hi
town on Monday /rm.:London to'spend
the sumraer.at Port Albert, Rev. W. B.
Hawkins, of Forest, accoMpa,nied them:
'miss Mary Johnston' has returned to
her home on NeNvgatp St. after spending
a year at therttriirsity of Toronto,
studying a special course in household
science.
Mr, and Mrs. R. T. '14hinips; East St.,
tetruned „(8'114,v-.;, evening. They had
-•01sited friends. at )BruateLs, fordwich,
Mount Porest,,Plesherton, • froton and
. •
LucknoW.
1 Mrs. ,Frank Dennis --Miss -Janie-Den=
n1,5, Mrs. 'Gordon Hamilton, of Atwood,
visited, last week at the horne of Mr.
mend Mrs. John Longmire, lo William St.
,Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sporting and
family, of Durham, iNe"e guests recently
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Warnock.
Albert St.
Number of "Young
Men Up in Court
inly- for Stealing Chiekeits.--,-.
Get Off Lightly asRecords Are
Good---Farnily-- Feint. '
• MAYOr Andrew- Sutherlansrag_ Seafbith
lasrsTiten1117-14
plead -for three young townsmen before
Magistrate Makins.
The mayor said that people in_ Sea -
forth could not believe that ',Mon and
George Little and Prank due had been
mixed-up -in •a -ehicken-stealingsenteswilit
one _Gordon -McKellar . of MoKillop.
They had always led exemplary lives,
being prominent in Swaday School and
•in 'young people's affairs. Seeerai raore
Seaforth people bore witness for them
on the same grotinde with .the result that
. they were given auspended sentence. and
a right good talking to by the Magi -
trate. They pleaded guilty. '
Pull restitution has been made to
Robt. Campbell arid J. W. and A. -Dul-
mage from einem the chickens were pin-
loined.
Olve other youths also pleaded guilty
to thefts of chickens, and .an. automobile
tire but bekog first offenders &leo got
off. The got a stiff lecture- from the
Cadi which ought to sink home; •
-'Nelson Naylor, 19 -year -o14 Blyth boy,
tried to put one over Ott Geo.- Young,
thinese cafe opersttor, by getting s Meal
arid then skipping out withotit Paving
for IL The ChinaMan wa a bit too
swot for Wm, and laid an infortnatkin
with the result_ that Naylor paid, -$10i10
for his little estutpoide.;
James W'a.rd, another likrear-old from
Howick, admitted taking two einem°.
bile tires from ;oho **40.1ean., tIe
diree again this year at his Motor
permit was ordered ,Itanded..lit and In
addItt� Paid 4/0 Into the tremitry.
A full dress pars& of the McArthur
And um** wales took tt easp,..e„
-thoeildthluir liartie"frylair
s Umpire Of a long attending (*Atte; Itt
was•icAtheted that the two ling*); do
not admire each other, the testi% 'et a
Mimindtatiriding .1)Oweert the yetithild
AgneS-14.1itthar !find- koinig
*itiriSter.
tilet trot and high board ferias figd
tired irt the affair ste did old wire, tin
cans awl various heitsehold acklds of no
MinOliate value. the Megistrate sue*
oeedettltt getting an sgreentelit 40-01..te
hbetilitles from the neighlfora.
M141 .X E Sharman, after having
given znlhy Years Of .the Mast :eMelent
serylettlboth es teacher and latterly as
Pritielltal• of Central 'School, tendertather
kesignatiolt to the School lleard at ha
ist ni.eetting held on Friday, June 14th.
Only a few months ago Citizens in all
stalks SC ftfe gathered at Central School
to pay • tribute to the help and inspire -
tion they have received from Miss Sher-
man'S 'brilliant ability as a pedagogue in
Years gone by. Many of the nroininent
men 'of town and not a few residing at
'a • &tante, including Rt. Rev, Chas,
Bagger, Bishop of ninon, and others
prominent in church and businets have
dt„aken pride in paying tribute. to One
whose influence made a marked 'differ-
enee 414 their later lives. d
4081..r8hannan IS eligible for superan-
nuatidn and many of her admirerhave
expressed the hope that she will long
enjoy a peeled' of pleasant relaxation
from her arduous duties.
The School Board decided to advertise
at once for a male teacher to take the
retiring principal's Place,- the *Pinion
being expressed that only a man Of high
qualifications could satisfactorily .fill the
position vacated.
Miss Sharman has also' resigned from
the Public Library Board.
The School Board has sent out con-
tracts to all other teachers hi town at
the same salaries they fxre now receiv-
_
•
The meeting was a 'small one, only
Messrs...Geo. Schaefer, Jno. Cutt Ili;St-
ard McfNee and Dr. Jas. Graham being
Present. •
Concert Schedule
iFor This Season
-Published for Consrenienie of the
Citiiens—A Total of Siiteen
by the Local Band' and Two by
an Outside Band Planned.'
Many complimentary remarks were
heard -regarding the masts dispensed
the band band on Sunday evening in Colirt
House Park.
Not • many people knew the band was
to play and a comparatively small crowd
was out. In order to assist people who
wish to'attend the concerts the Goderich
Musical Society at Its last meeting or.
dered that a schedule of concerts ..for
the corning season be drawn up and
published.„ rt, is given herewith, starting
from- Wednesday, June 26th.
Wednesday -June 26th
Saturday -June 29th
Monday -July 1st
Sunday --July 7th
--Wednesday-July -10th
Wednesday -July 17th
- Wedriesciay---Vuly -24th - •
Wedneselay-dJulr--31-st----
Wedne.sday---August 7th
Wednesday -August 14th
Sunday -August 18th
Wednesday -August 240t
Wednesday -August 28th
&Ansley -September --Lst -
.If it rains on any of the scheduled
nights, the concert will be played the
,following Sunday or Wednesday as the
case may be
The town council is alto being' asked
to sanction, two extra concerts .during
September, ta• be given by outside bands,
at wliich Silver collection Will be tak-
en.
The Musical Society Met o PridaY
even40g'. and it was reported that light-
house Nan had produced a revenue of
.04212V•10in which a number of exPensts
were taken, leavktig a fair balance for
the band. It, was felt that the play did
not receive as much support as it was
entitled to on the basis of merit.
It is propoeed, also, that the concerts
be staged at different points in town on
oseasion. One night, for example, the
concert Might be 'held in Harbor Park,
on another occasion hi the vicinity of
the I3unset Hotel and; if there were no
patients whose Conditions made it im-
possible, the 'hospital might be favored.
,
On a paeticularly favorable evening
the beach at the pier could be the s,cetie,
if such plant Mature. notice will be giv-
en in plenty of time for the citizens 'to
now. attrereto ' "gif to tettrtlie musk.
eete
son.
A thtlit;i:#rawn Mood S coining down
and staining 'fOr mUe te the
-nortla. dkettinateljr the saltiaden water
has beeti, ttlyef‘t.bY the breakwater.axxl
by the *hid'away front the water in-
take, .9ni Si!ethleeday.' the line of the
floodwateig wae eteagly muted ould
reached to within:* hundred yards of the
intakebtit &4'000 'etinte closer,
Bert Maellokuild hut #ke Whisual ex -
.10.1100 Of Meting hia host on Vireo, dit.
tempt olomd Intent on Wednesday
mortahir„ there WINO. it Point where- the
blue of the 'clear hike water, the broim
water front the :TOO. and the .rather
;green •water frolit,the harbor tit6t4atut
the "A.lirro." crossed that particular
• •
Rtifeirts 'front, d many 'points in Wegient
Ontario tell of bear flood conditions
arising feera _the totaamli rains.
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Sug
Nirtgle
WWI Groat,
drone* Egg,*
There seerns to be genera approvslof
the plan40. have the DominlOtt .Pihr-
ode commenee.at one o'cloOk in the
afternoon, instead of hi the, moxiing *a
is .usuitl• :
It Ain start from victoria rant and
the procession, which ‘,411 include the
visiting firemen and their eight QC nine
401343, will -proceed along- Million:
_street to; the SaUsre, around the square
to South street and thente to the.,exhi. •
hition grounds by wiiy of Britannia Rd.
The Judging. will be done in front et
the grand stand, including •thsti of the
04 ...decorated hierelis *nit trz,
i)y-cies. 'Abe main- children's. eventa,
however,' will be ru.n off in th.e morning
as usual. - •
Mr. R. Stonehouse has charge of this
part of the days events and is. complet-
ing -ell arrangemerits.-- -Races' oraii sorra-
will feature the morning for the children
emoving in Court is House Park. • -
ft anticipated that more and better
aph Poles
&eta and calithumplans then ever -wiLl
rbe hi the patitde and the firemen, with
:1 to the events. In the fair grounds will
. be run off the annual rates the 100
- yards dash and.the half mile relay i-stee.
E. R. Wigle has this in hand while a
strong committee 'headed by Cotirt. Lee
Is looking after the parade itsel. .
,The Main part of the afternoon and -
a series Qf interesting oteurrencea which
are repu to he -Werth all that la being
arged-;-2-will be the firemen's events.
These consist he
ei rtices between t
chiefs, fire drill, rejig races and fancy
drill, 'besides a .number of special eventLi
which are • de.signed catch the eye of
the 'multitude. •
It is claimed that the town is in for -
something- quite novel and interestbag.
Commtittemeondhaeayd:inreeteporing.
ted fine progress
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TEACHERS HONORED
Stiff of Collegiate. Banquets Messrs
Hume and iltoberisou
A very pleasant evening Was spent -at
the Maitland Golf Club on. Wednesday
nwhen the members of the Collegiate In.
stitute staff tendered their _principal,
Mr. J. P. Hume, and„ diele assistan
hi
Princial. Mr. A. M. Robertson, a com-
plimentary banquet on the occasion of
their severing their connection ,with the
staff.
The dinner was served by Miss Jean .
Walter and Miss Grove's.
After the dinner he
as a mark of t
high oteem v,hich both gentlemen
.have been regarded by the members of
the staff, presentations were made to Mr.
'Hume and to Mr. Robertson...
their gzgeous uniforma a I add greatly
C. P: Equipmont To Be Placed
Ofl thdr0 Poles 1$ Suggestion
Improve Streeb--,-The
.God -a r :SA CO. Wants
Waterfront Wires Down.
Xf vpresepi,„ ,propoSals_go_ 111W -etre
which itown..hall OtOciali_say they pro-
bably, will, more untightly , wooden _ Poles
will 60 removed, from aoderich streets.
G. P. Galbraith, inSPector of Com-
municationS for the 0,-P. R., has 'pro-
posed to the Public Utilitlea Commitsioe
that ,0. P. R. telegraph wires be carried
through 'WWII On Hydro poles, t•lina mak-
ing it poesible 40 rerttoVe all company
poles from the streets.
"iiiele'hetinginagrat61964Cr. to.•be. °fern e.mthe last
y
Jae 13th; and *as, taken under cori-
sideratiOn..
At present C. P. R. wires enter town
from the Huron Road by way of Pleton
Street, proceed 40 Waterloo Street where
they turn down West, Street- both ways,
one line going to the Harbor Station and
the ether to th# office on the Square.
It, is now proposed to eliminate all
these lines, placing the company wires
on Hydro poles on Picton and Waterloo
Streets and carrying them • into the
tic4ket office from the rear of Lighthouse
street, and then proceeding down Light-
house to the„, station. The poles would
become the property of the town and
would be removed from ill streets.
An early decition will be made as to
what is to be done.
Three applications were made for
electric range connectiorus by Mrs. Chas.
Wurtele, Harry Mitchell and Bruce L
A.
Smithle- tter from -'the Ooderich Salt Com-
tpany -asked- that the overhead wires
long -the -1i a rbor--frontbe-removed-so--as-
to permit the unloading ot coal froin
boats onto the property. across the road
from the power house at the harbor.
The tout boat which brings in. coal' for
the company is equipped with a long
granc-which-stretches• Well over the
tyrtesi.
ts.nosawdlricalpottlinterof
tt ct
ere:. with. he
by t
SuPt. J, B. Kelly ie to make a report
on the proposal and to make any tem-
porary alterations reeutred.
Prank II. Wood asked/9r the removal
of a hydro pole in front of hl gasoline
station. This will be removed to the
sidewalk edge, Mr. Woad paying half the
cost of the. removal.
The *netting teas informed that the
H. E. P. C. hi 'Toronto S. insisting on
the carrying out of lice regulation that
cervices of people who fail to keep up
pay2n*1U of their Current light bilis
Must "hit cut off. It vies reported that
there are a number of such delinquents
in Godertch.
The Steamer "Superior" was hilted
$42.82 for 'light anpplied -the shipkeeper
during the Winter. Vie owners consid-
er this too WO and Wive registered an
objection. /t Will be 1001ced into" to see
what etut be done.
The surplus cash of the local 10,..Vt C.
uinftlOitrittiointliiitigu:-9,itpaots;hat.‘04aenedsn carryinvesinte:
Interest' at 2 -per ant, and maturing in
100. The price paid was $90.20, with
accrued. .intereet of -$12051 making 'UP
tal porment ot 14,0112.4. The bonds are
tolas-registered bithe'laame of ti* Pall»
Le Utilities. Compilation of Goderich.,
A number of accounts were ordere4
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*1 power stippliect bit the IL E.
einettritinto for the one 'itionth, tO
siookai,
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ILL-MANNERED MOTORIST 1
Many people have expressed great an-
P-:.ed/felF.,e,-":47?1_94,„..TO:"!OMO.4.11.1.4„ *to
Ire at high -epeed .pest the funeral 't
&elite tif the late Jul MeMinus fast P
.3 Cinder, 14011.1118 his horn voratottilat
for the ftmersd to 'get OutOtbl wayi
Afitirt• fret* thefiat that. ..hiszactienJg.
law, titoat. -peopie
thbi-
111*1 cot:ninon decency would lave int.
yelled blm tO pay some slight respect to
the &std. fllsnumber was sittiuM and
it is expected that he will cobalt% ap.
peerage* lit court on Thursday, where
it"i's'lleptit that A leeseit will be given
hirri *Veit he *Ill itot ;soon torot
Meds. E. n. "We and the ewstr-
tt. Alt ri-034116it, Were the only
members present, , moor A. Mite -
Ewalt being absent ht Kitchener for the
meeting of the mayors -'of Ontario.
tont( has broten her engage
-
Merit with Mr. l0b,4 0sines he istwit
bries-oorn leive ftt BoittgLOOS rem
SI.Vgtz
1 CominA Events
AND BUSINESS BRIEFS
Stm..wnerrY festival on North Sts
United church 'parsonage lawn on pri-
day, lune 28th, under the auspices :of
the Woman's Association:. Supper. serv-
ed from 5:00 to 8.00 ceelock. Admission
25 cents.
Keep in, mind jfie _Strawberry festival
et Grace Church, Porter's Hill, on 'titles -
day. June 25ths After the supper there
will be a three -act comedy presented,
"ManiMy's Little Wild, Wyse," _ by the
Kinburn Y. P. S. Admission 35c and
20c.
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lIEW BEAUTY PARLOR
The Olivia Beauty Salon which is
opening up-, in 1,own over Berns Shoe
Shop next week, will be operated by Mss
Olive Hill, who is a graduate of, the well
known Kennedy School of Beauty
Artists of *Toronto. Miss • Hill is well
known in town, a daughter of Mr. ton
Mrs. Hugh Hill, ef Colborne Township.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Jae. D. McManus and family wish
to take this opportunity ef thanking
their friends and neighbors for their
many great kindnessee on the occasion
of the recent death of Mr. telcittsnus,
particularly those who loaned cars.
-DOUGHZRTY.-sfit Alexandra Hoek-
tal. on ThursdiLY. June lath. to Mr. and
Mrs. Ott). Dougherty, R. It. No. 3, a
-daughter.
ItOSS.-=•-,At A/exaridra " Hospital, Off -
GaturdaY, June- 15111, to Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Boss, Canibrias Roadt• daughter„.
DIED ,
it. --At Altpum,ota W0aneods4; • e
)047,-..-M4114
ittt. f� tate `Itobe-rt. Taykit, in her tifsth year.
Ilyukietal front the late residence.
20, Ocsigostion 2, East. Wattanosh,
JOhe 22nd, at 2 p.m. Inteig-
ritent lit Maitland cerctetery, Godericli.
IN MEMORIAM
MtraltAlt.-Txt totag menteey of a
deal* husband andtather,°'..Thhtt W. Mur-
ray, who pasted away Mint 2044 1,34.
Tinte,litis changed In woo Irmo;
But diet thing changes men
The memory of those hippy
• -wheirve *tire all together.
Ever remembered by
Writ and trA.
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