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MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber,” Goderich, at 2.30
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 5th day of Jane, 1928. All ac-
counts against theCountymiist-bein.,
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting: of
Council,
CEDAR FENCE POSTS FOR SALE
—Apply to Janes. Showers, Wing
ham, Phone r2 -6o2,
SECOND HAND WASHING .lvIA-.
CHINE with wringer, Lawn Mow-
er, three Burner Oil Stove, cook
stove, wood bed and springs, Biz•
-
,. chanan's:'Hardware,, •
CARD OF THANKSee
GEO. W. HOLMAN, . Mrs. Charles Edward Bowden and
• County Clerk fatily,wish'to express their. apprecia-
Goderich, May 21st, 1928. ' tion of extreme kindness' extended tb
thein in their .bereavement
COURT OF REVISION
Township of East.Wawanosh
Notice is hereby given that the
Court of Revision of the' Assessment
Roll for the Township of East Wa-
wanosh, for the year 1928, will be held
in the Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, on
Friday, the est day of June next at
z p.m. for the purpose of hearing and
settling complaints against the assess-
ment roll, Persons having business at
this court will,,attend at the said time
and: place withoutfurther fi xther notice.
ALEX POETERFIELD,.
Clerk of East Wawanosh,
Belgrave, May 18th, 1928.
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
NOTICE -
Notice is hereby given that parties
dumping or distributing refuse or gar-
bage on any road allowance in the
*Municipality will be prosecuted, and
pat such practice must stop at once.
1..J:, Wright, W. R. Cruikshank,
Reeve, Clerk.
CLEAN UP NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that all yards
must be cleaned tip, and all rubbish
removed and left in a sanitary condi-
tion' by June est, or the work will be
done at the expense of the household-
-ere By order,
Sanitary Inspector.
BABY CHICKS
Beginning May teeth we can supply
you with S. C. White Leghorn chicks
at tt$ro.00 per two. These are from
Heavy ,laying . stock. Walter Rose,
Box 34, Brussels, Ont. '
BABY CHICKS
June hatched chicks from our pens
of heavy laying hens will pay you, O.
Barred d R 1
oc�segc,S•C.W.Leg-
horns 15c. Otir stock is production
bred, hardy, and free from disease. C.
G,,Campbell, Maitland Specialty Part
Auburn, Phone 10-24, Blyth Municipal,
FOR SALE --Baby Chicks from hea-
vy laying strains of Fisher S. C.
White Leghorns, Barred hocks, Our
bens are culled by Government ex-
aerts, and have free range the .year
,round. Three-fourths of our 'ord-
ere last year were from old custom-
ers, Chicks from Barred Rocks and
Legirorns will he 16e each until May
18th, and 15c each the balance of
the season. Mrs. Geo, D, Fortune,
• eler. J. W. Fortune, IL R. 1, Wing-
harn. Wroxeter phone 612r8.
AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture
The undersigned has been instruct-
ed by the
administrators of the es'•
tate of the Late Mrs. E. j, Smettzer,.
l3luevale, to sell by public auction at
two ,o'clock on ,
SATURDAY, JUNE Ind, x928
The following valuable articles viz
'�'rowvn Huron ;Mange, heater,12 chairs
,rxtension'table, pantry tabe round -
top .table,iron bedstead arid. springs,
Cupboa�that could be madeinto a
wardrobe, 2 Chiffoniers, dresser, ..
2
wvushstands, coach, 33 yards floor oil-
cloth almost neaw, 6: dozen fruit and
Uri
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Corbett and 'fancily wish to
thank their neighbors who so willing-.
ly came last week'with-•horses; imple-
ments, etc., and prepared the soil and
sowed twenty-two acres! •We heart-
ily thank each one of you.
CARD OF THANKS .•.
0. V. "Hayden and family wish ' to
thank their many;liind friends who so
willingly worked to save the con-
tents of their home_ and particularly
,the firemen who work so hard' and
long to extinguish the flames.
CARD OF THANKS
The Hospital Staff and Graduating
Class wish to thank their welly friends.
for , the ' generosity and.,, courtesy
shown the night of their graduation.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of William Ernest,
Thompson,' late of the Township of.
West Wawanosh. in the County of;
l-Iuron Farmer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given ;pursuant to,
Section 56, Chapter 12r of R.S O, 20'4
that all persons having claims against
the Estate of William Ernest Thomp-
son, who died on or about the ei,2,:bt-
eenth day of. April, 'A.D. 2928, at the
'Township of West Wawanosh, are re-
quired to send•by post, prepaid,. or
deliver .to Robert H. Thompson, R.
R. 13;e.1grave, Ontario, or Thomas. W.
Walker, R. R. Wingltam, Ontario, the
Executors of the above Estate, or• to
the undersigned, on or before'June
16117. A.D. .I. r
25 their i i
et ti
9 ame and dad-
dre e
SS Swith
full
a ti
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tar
sof their.
P ea
claims in writing, verified, by. statue
tory declaration, and the nature of the
securities .(if any) held by them,
And further take notice that after
the said sixteenth day• of June, A.D.
1928, the assets of the;said Estate
will be distributed by the Executors
among the" parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims of which'
they shall then have notice and the
Estate will. not be liable for any claims
not filed at the time of the said dis-
L ribu Lion,
Dated tet Wiegbam, this,, twenty-
eighth day ofY May, A.D.4,17x928.
J. W. BCISI1?IELD;
Wingbani, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors.
GORRIE
Mr, and 'Mrs. Wi1li•An S. Story,
Blenheim, announce the engagement
of their only daughter, Annie Eliza-
beth: Bessie."
(. ), to John Ira. Hamilton
of Toronto, son of Mrs. Hamilton and
the late Mrs Alexander Hamilton,, of
Gorrie, the inarriage to take place ear-
ly in Jane,
Miss M. E. Mel tor or of Grand
Valley, spent the week -end with'I.tr.
and l ,rs, W. 1,. Craig.
�C:ottgratnlations are due J. A. Mtin-
to of Wroxeter, on 'paaaing;lie second
Car niC te'4
Y e1 � lesamirations afToi•onto
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Mpiclap
' jars, 2. lteroeene larrips, large
sa kettle 1 al'
e t ftn'f'l�'i
p , +f o t 1 coal, Sing- Mr: and Mfrs •A• G. smith, .ani-
ler st•whig me hife. Terins Casli,
rl aid th
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WINQHAN, ' ONTARIO
'vex'y Thursday niurzting
W, Logan Craig, Publisher
Subsa,ription rates -^ One year '$2,Oo;
Sig months,$r.ob, iia advance,.
To' U. $. A. S'2, 50 per year.
' Advertising rates on application.
'd -ROOM So, BRIDE 79
The Tara Leader has received the
following dispatch from North Bay,
in reference to the marriage of ,Mr.
Wm. Campbell of, North Bay and for
ner`ly of Tara, to Mrs. Martha' Aikens
of Rensselaer Falls -,--Friendship that
endured for more than 6o years cul-
minated" recently
ul-minated"recently in 'the marriage. of
seenliain Campbell, So years old, 135
Fisher Street, North Bay,' to, 'Mrs.
'Martha' Aikens, aged 79, Rensselaer
Falls, St. Lawrence County, N. Y.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Joseph Lobb, Rensselaer. Despite
their advanced years, the happy coup-
le are still hale and hearty, and look-
ing forwardto many years Of martial.
bliss. Onthe return ofMr. Ca'ni,p-
bell and his bride, a number of friends
tendered them a welcome at the home
,ef Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart, 129 Fish-
er Street. Cards were followed by
dancing, and the bride and groom en-
tered' wholeheartedlyihto' the spirit
of the evening, participating in the
various dances. Mrs. Campbell will
observe her eightieth birthday on June
28th. Both of the contracting parties
have been parried before. Mr. Camp-
bell has a grown-up family, while Mrs.
Campbell has one Child. A former
Reeve of Tara, Mr. Campbell is very
well known there having been for a
number of years foreman blacksmith
in the Timiskanaing & Northern On-
tario Shops,
USEO:. CARS
1927 FORD COACH
WHIPPET SALES ,&
SERVICE''
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all Papers I
Large. As sortment.
Lower Prices.
Exclusive Designs.
"The Wall Paper Shop"
Is: now o,p.eiled in
THEROIDERUS
LOCK, -..
Opp. Crawford's Garage'
— with
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— Of —
NEW WALL PAPERS
EEMER WILKINSON
Decorator
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SEALED tenders addressed` to theun-
dersigned .
g and endorsed. "Tender fort
Reconstruction of the South Pier,
Gdderich, Ont.", Will be received •until
12 o'clock noon, (daylight saving),
Thursday,' June x4, 1928,. for the re-
construction of the superstructure'of
the South 'Pier, in cdncrete,. for a
length of 300 feet, rat Goderich, Hur-
on County, Ont.
Plans and form ;of contract can, be
seen and specification and forms of
tender obtained at this .Department,
at ` tl
tofio'
of es of the District Engin-
eers, Customs Building, Lodon Ont.;
Equity Building, Toronto, Ont., and
at the Post Office, Goderich, Ont., al-
so at the l,3uilders Exchange, 7o Bond
Street, Tol•onto, Ont,
Tenders will not be Fonsidered un-
less:` made bit printed forms supplied
by the Department and in accordance
with conditions contained therein,
Each tender must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a charter-
ed, bank, payable to the order of the
.11(inister of Public' Works, equal to
10 per cent of -the amount of the 'ten-
der, Bonds of the. Dominion of Can-
ada' or bonds of the 'Canadian Nation-
a1 „Railway Company will also be ac-
cepted as security, or bonds .and a
clreclne'if eequiredto stake up an odd
amount,
Nota---B)ue prints can be obtained
at this Department by depositing an
accepted cheque for the sum of $io.00
payable to ,the order of the Minister,
of.
iuhlik Wo
rks
, whi
t ;w
ill be, re-
turned ifthe intending 'bidder sibxit
a regular bid;
y-ofde
S. E. 0'131CtEN,
Secretary.
.
Department of• Public,; Works,
Ottawa, ;,•Mian' 25; 1028,:
/41
With' tlischool gait attired in iia
patriotic uniform, of Union Jacks, the
celebration of Empire Day was ap-
propriately carried' out on Wednesday.
last. Asia preliminary all grades gave
a dearlonstration`of physical prowess
in games befitting each form, The
senior grades made a splendid show-
ing of high, jutiiping and yanking.
Following thi, a wargh.pest of all;
classes tools place on 'the southern
lawn.' At: the saluting -base: was Miss
June Buchanan, supported by 'Scouts
Stelaheaison and.. Henderson, Each
class,in, turn doing honors to aur Na-
tional Emblem.
Probably the leading feaftire'of the
afternoon's proceedingwas the crown-
ing of the May Queen, Miss Dell'4Wal-
ker, who was ably assisted by her
attendants, Frances Currie, Dimples
Stewart; • Isobel Habkirk,Mary Mc-
Kibbon, : Mary Preston . and Beryl
Brown. These :young ;,ladies' were
beautifully and 'artistically dressed as
befitted theirexalted ranks. The sing-
ing of O' Canada, The. Maple Leaf and
National Anthem followed.' Readings
were given by Herbert `Fuller of Mc -
Rae's "Flander Field, and Pauline
Johnston's "Canada Born" by Muriel,
Campbell.
The address of the occasion was
given by, Mr. Musgrove, ex-M.L.A.,
in his usual ,';splendid 'form. The
speaker 'outlining the ideals of good
Canadian citizenship.; Mr. Musgrove
referred briefly in his address to. Prin-
cipal Posliff,. a former pupil of his
who had exemplified the spirit 'of pat-
riotism with his service in France and
Belgium.
The day is gone again for another
season but the programme will linger
on in ' the minds of those whose priv-
ilege it was to be pFesent, and the
spirit of patriotism will' not soon die
inthe fertile mind of "those who so'
enthusiastically participated therein,
Mr, Zurbrigg ;was present and tool±
• several views of the ceremony. These
we trustwill soon be on e.xhibition.
We corigratislate 1% Cr 'Posliff and his
staff for„ivhat proved ati'af,iparalleled
success
HARDWOOD FLOORING
Bargain. 5c foot" up: Laid meas-
ure. Send size. of room. Catalog and
samples free. HALLIDAY CO.,
HAMILTON, 129 Jackson, St. East.
Saint John.—The Maritime Pro-
vinces can
ro-vinces,can find a good market in
South, and West Africa for ''their
manufactured and natural .products,
according to D. J. S. Tyrer, who re-
cently
from returned o there. A vast
trade, he claimed, could be worked
tip Jn salt fish.
Vernon. --For the first time in the
history of bee -keeping in British
Columbia one bee -keeper in the
Okanagan 'Valley'' has exported a
full carload of honey from his own
hives. His 260 colonies gave him
an average of 175 pounds of honey
per" colony.
Ottawa.—A survey u vey will be made
this year for a Canadian air mail
route between Montreal and Winni-
peg. This will consist of dater-
minilig the best routes and locating
landing fields. Recent announce-
, menu of four air mail contracts be
tween points in Eastern Canada
forecast more extensive operations
along this line at an early date.
HEAVE CURE
Iwill be in
WROXETER
Friday, J
une
Yy 8th, 1928
at the,
Hotel ,to sellPerman-
ent Heave Cure.„,;For panic-
niers apply to
J., M. IVIaurery Paisley.
`NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Noe is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, that all a persons
having claims against the•' Estate of t
Archibald McGiIlivray, deceased, who
died on or about the fifth day of"Sep- v
tember, A.D. 1926, at the Town of
Winghain in the Province 'of Ontario,
are required to send by post, prepaid,
or to deliver to R. Vanstane, Wing -
ham, Ontario, Solicitor fo'r the. Acl I
ministrator, on or •before the eight-
eenth day of June, A.D, 1928, their
naives ail 1 addresses, with full par-
ticulars in writing of their claims and
the natitre of the securities- (if any) o
held by them duly, verified by a stat-
utory declaration,
And further take notice that after
the said eighteenth day of June, 1928,
the sail Administrator will proceed f
to distribute the assets; of the said•
estate among the parties entitle
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which they shall 'then have i
had notice, and the said Administrate l s
or sha,l1 not be" liabler for the said as -1H
,sets or any
ar therc0
f to. any per-
son of whoe�'c aiii li t e
claim e Shall la not then
have received notice r, a
"'%fated at'Win rh'am
#, this tweedy- t
n
fifth dayof
May,„~ i
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solicitor for 'the Administrator r
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SKILL IN FITTING
GLASSES
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Skill,.in fitting' glasses lies as
much, in fitting the frames to
the face as the- lenses to the
eyes,
Compound Lenses improper-
ly placed before the eyes have
just 'ti -e opposite a feet from
that intended. Great injury may
e done • in this way.
We fit glasses that'are `cor-
rect in ;every detail. You will
r
"say • so” when you have tried
'them. ;
Over twenty-five years fit-
ting glasses.
J. Ho STEPHENSON
"The Store of'` Gifts” ., r''
, Official C.N.R. Watch Inspector
3 Barbers
NO WAITING
Our Motto is "Service"
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BKIRK'S
BARBER SHOP
THE LATE LES. J. HERBISON'
The following taken from News. &
-Times of Grafton, Cale' refers to the
death of a brother of Mrs.T. C, Me -
i of Wingham, ",The reanains of.
the late L. J. Herbison, who passed
:away -at his home in Pasadena•'Cal.,
on . Saturday, Marcel 24 ? arrived in
Grafton Saturday evening, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Herbison, son Leslie and
Mrs. Ed. Halve, a nieces The casket
was taken from the train to : the Ma-
sonic temple Where it reposed until
Sunday afternoon when funeral cere-
monies took place under the auspices
of the lodge.
Th'e funeral was one of the largest
ever witnessed; at the temple with the
exception of the' 'late D.. C. Mooree
ThePresbyterian y tan church quartette,
composed of Miss Etta' Ef''oge, 1Mrs,
Paul Telehka, D. M. 'Uphaift:and John
Monroe, with Ars-. C. C.'Finnegan as
accompanist, sang appropriate selec-
tions during 'the ,servace,` hey. P. H.
Pollock preached the, funeral Sermon,
while James McDonald; ° Past Grand
Master of the Illasonie lodge conduc-
ted the Masonic service.
The pallbearers were W. Eikenber-
ry, H. G. Sprague, C. Miller, A7Sta
vert and S. Tollack, and a Knights
Templar escort of sixteen fortne,d a
cortege. '
.Burial took place in the Masonic
cemetery where the parents of the 'de-
ceased and three infants already re-
pose.
There werel many friends End rela-
tives from both near, and distant plac-
es. Mr. Herbison's brother, Joe, carie
from Montana, .and Win. and Albert
from St. Thomas. There were also
relatives from. Edinore.
"Les" Herbison, as he was familiar-
ly known, was born in Goderich Ont.,
in t�
I� .
He
came to Grafton 55 of on fi•oin.
Great Falls, Mont., in 2886, and at the
same time purchased the Henry Ly-
ons
Y Y
ons farm north'of this city. He' re"-
sided
e_
sided there until retiring and moving
with his'wife and one son to `Cali•'
fornia, where he 'Continued to ,live
until the time of his death. Prior to
coming to Walsh county he owned
and operated a ranch in the Great
Falls" Coninig.nity, , The Herbison
farm was sold to J. J. 0'13rien in 1919.
Helook
an active interest in all
he Masonic organizations and, in the
fociern Woodman lodge. After mo
ing to the Pacific coast he retained
tis membership in Crescent lodge,
Grafton chapter and St. Omer corn
rtandery. He was also a member of
Cern temple of the Shrine at Grand
Forks. He was a .member of the
Grafton Presbyterian church and for
many ears acted asone of •l
y the church
fficers•
After locating in Walsh county Mr.
Herbieonr was 'united in marriage
gC to
Miss Carolyn Allen, a young woman
roin. Minnesota, who was teaching at
Langdon at that time. Thre,e cltildrerr
were born to this anion, two died in
nfaticy and the third, Leslie has re�
ided with `hisarents in California.n
e is also survived by four brothers,
Win. and Albert, farmers in St. Thom -
e eorninunfty, Robert, who lives on
he Pacific coast, a # ar
dOse 71
J 1 t in
Mon -
an, and twosisters, Mrs.
W., H. Mc -
troy, Blyth, arid Mrs, T. C. McEl-„
ou Wingh'aa)i, ,
Some Real Shoe
Bargains
These are not `,`Specials' blit regttlap prices':
which; you may purchase at this shoe store any day
of the week excepting Sunclay,
Men's Dola Kid Balmoral Boot's with 'Cushion
Oli
sole, made by the Goodyear Welt'process, a11; sizes;.
Charge price $5.50 Cash price ... • . $4.95
Men's Wax Split Work Boots with Panco
all sizes for men,
Charge "rice ... . $3.25. Cash price . ....$2.75
Charge P 1
Men's Brown • Cowhide Boots, leather soles, in all
t11 sizes -for men.-
charge
price $2.95. Cash price ::.......$2.65
A' COUPLE OF EXTRA BARGAINS
FOR WOMEN
Women's IDine Patent Pump with large buckle„
strictly new .goods of this Spring make.
Charge priEe .. , $2.95 Cash price .... $2.55
All sizes and / sizes for Women.
All sizes in Women's Patent one and two ,strap
Slippers. in Cuban or low* heel, a sprinkling of
several kinds in all sizes:, but not all sizes in all
kinds and note the wonderfully low price.
C'na4-ge,price ....$2.45 Cash price ...
Boys' Black or' Brown Side., Calf. Oxfords, strictly
new goods in sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, `S
Charge pr -ice' $3.25 Cash price
Men's Black or Brown Oxfords in all' sizes,
per pair ... lll , , . .. 42.95
W. H. WILLIS
THE SHOE STORE
W.INGHAM ' Phone 129 ONTARIO
Buy Your Fuel uel No`'
At Spring Prices
BEST D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
Nut, Stove; Egg ard Pea.
Semet:.Solway Coke -- Nut, Stove, Egg and Pea.
We carry and recommend Johns -Manville Roll
Roofing, Strip' Shingles and Roof Coatings,
Beaver and fibre Board.
Hardwood Flooring, Sash, Edgewood Cedar Shing-
les and Interior Trim.
If you plan to build any kind of Building or till-
provenfents, let us figure with you without
obligation.
MacLean Lumber & Coal Co1
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urksSpecial Program Week
Commencing Thursday and continuing to the next
ThursdayThttrsday our windows will be dressed each night
for new specials to be on sale the ‘following
day,,
Thursday
`i on 9 to 950. ..,
Ging-hams ,
yards
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yard
B'ro n x10 to 11, Children's Cotton On 7USe.for .12c,
I+rida r lifOrxaillg— F
y , Ti on1 9 to 10 o'clock, Lad-
ies' Vests' at . . l .10c ea Lh
Prom 10.30 to' 11.30 Ladies' s'
Dimity Slips. . 39c,
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Saturday 1V.[o�;zi11�° I'i o1u 9:to 10 o'clock, rJ 5 Math
'Towels at . .
.... .. 15c tach,
Froi•,10t,J I,. ,
1 o 11 o'clock w
e will sell.
,�;, Ladies'pat-
ent Strap Shoe, Cuban Hee
t, with *1
11-. .
nyn'tr'of kid, regular a1 $298 for.... .Prom 11bto.12
l3o, s. '
> y Khaki Bloomers ...39cp a1r
I'he -t `e
Se �l 11
01 afew '
y off: the many bargains to be
had at our store. This is a special ev'e. '
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