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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1924-12-11, Page 7t iihnial MINIM belle r. M. alga Epaeeap M.E., onion■:• -eq loll tireohiad with my stoawalt for seas *p. ,tai every- thing I ate soused to deans site withoutttssay media. Mull/I wan advised to fry LIL , ani after ?lav tax takes several bottles I wee seas lamely relieved of ate t:aatdesie: T •ea wow eat lay thing I wish to, thaake to B.B.B. This prepartio* Is staaufeetamest Dale by The T. Milburn Co,, Limited, News Neta kicked From a. •,r • MI m u TM1M* I. ea tke advice et i�Y glia 1 L the Comity . kisew time la *tare as pa7>~ats we Oilotassmilesa Rciool ' ' debenture sc.at. aarwmMtiaR to se le..'"',,;,: . - +..w.; -'t+.:• T. _ _ I su per este aeord age to Use Art. he - -- - - - -- -- a t, de payable to tie treasurer of the sea, a J. A. elocEwaa and Barker It mareuniters/heeil'a>eeed, and alit to the and k woe deeiiai. on motion of Meet eerretary ed the mhos! board. Tart aat•Itart:r Chew'. ,let K'edneslwy- ■aaeaieyt ,,,{ are. H. J. A. iitasEwtn carr Nub. that I We recewatead the adeptiw► of the A quiet wedding tare place is tr eke *loft Urals . elate, elder tl.e ss+lieitar a .deg tof to report at j forlw u mei is rt.Wore they tee- Os Jaunty gtoetiag the council. , ewaty as. with a t eafsattgos. they trait co Wpetasoday. Nov. fieeek••pt tits 1lrtagblesr of Mrs. Areemeee , of (fall- le read to as a utry has Mr. encode be very applitabie to Retell nose of tee grosses aart, kirk. Me- tea. bete** (lm' bed* es pure T1aviA al• Getime, Me. review ore the istfot'xea-' ems rte. sad. Y would siva- Ja■", when Mho 3iesatr'ed Hardy, Kay. also of Clinton, hug formerly of tion beat eke lily taaots of the Gore pally the re ceatlauatioa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kittery. Godasielt. Roads Ceiaattiaaioa alar the year 'seissels, Ye ler wi • We oncost re- wats united in marriage to Mr. Aha Doak of Dr. Swot-, w Exeter aaeouatei to >14/te.75. eoratinend a uxivoaeel form fes all the A. Ingram, of Detroit, sol of Mr. stud Dr, wee. Sweet. of Exeter, passed 'District Raglan* Irwin AdYieses l schools, as this sewed be a time :aver Mrs. Alex. Ingrain, of etessell. Mr. "may suddenly en Thursday. Nov. Moro Atteatira to Maiatcua .. ': if universally adept.el.. PAGE P11VI Ingram for semen' time wan ox the He was taken iII oa the Mon- et Renata 1 Ltitseaial cwa,atttee staff of the Maisons ?lank in Exeter may. l vious with a et ad cold and fee At the Ti4uarr■alay ai'tee•nooa aea.ion Tau special opauatittee rvpoit,4 sat ,' A Homan Death r three days was oonAned to bed, pas- Mr. Irwin, district engineer, was pre• , follows : Mr. John Keys. of Hensali, passed sing away unexpaoteely at the ate Of seat lad was Joked to oedema the I Re tellehttievu from Lincoln c<,unty - away early on Mondky morning of 75 years and one month. The decimal- council. He said that store money , *taking that sues?► seatary grants. un •last week, 69 ;carr. He retired ed was widely known throughout the should be spent en eutiatenanee of teachers' aalarles to urban sehoois * from kis fume -west of Small about cometuealttiy,having for over fiftY the roads and that this should t;eeeive and sehoola in teem and villages he Ave years ata and staved to' Hernia years practised as a veterinary sur- Brat attention• It was a se us rnia• continued. we rererotaatond that thds to live. In the early sumitter he tint- geon. He was born a mile and * take to allow the rude to�becemc eoaneil eselst►r• wltk sante, arid that feted a paralytic etreke, from which quarter enol of Exeter and was x oa surface worn too deep or broken up. the grant should include towns of he never recovered lis was a Con. of the late Richard sant; Mary _-- Toronto, Oat. DR. A. M.- intone oeteossuol.a. fcadaale D.4 ltobaes Stitt Uraage t) .* Latey. Lleennete tow* ani ti :tea 81*1 7uatcis. 8pecue etteattoa re meows or srotnee sed emig re:1.. cetwontearjien fres owe corner ir'elson and at. Andrew 8t `Su�� So tar.. ilelleessop, la -*wort* x . -, IAL fl �R. 7. J. R. FORSTER. tee. R'ka, entee. TrftOAT. Lite.Mousse Surgeon Now Yorll t1tI1 cmc end Aural tionptrot. essietset at aid's aye newts cad %A -en teeters Venn serraative in politics and took an let- Sweet. Irl 1873 he graduated from thought money well spent and that Res tions of X. P. Klapp and C ive interest in paten affairs. The the 'Toronto Veterinary College at the .good result* were (accomplished. ire A. Robertson, that tbts *minty emend' funeral, took place on Wednesday at- head of bis yes,. He was the last went rather full into, Highway De- P� a bylaw in eoaformtty Mth E. S. ternoon to Rayfield cemetery. 1 survivor of that ,graduating class• velopment fa Oastarto ilnee its mop- 'O. 399, s, s. 72, regarding stock run- - Aftitr ractiaii� for; a short #amt! stt tion and marked th t ping at or Pe gree proptteer ng largo on puieitc highways we Exeter Couple Celebrated Silver ?I Brussels ha moved to Exeter. The made. In answer to a. question by recommend that this be done, and the s; on. Friday evening, Nov. 28th. Mr. !doctor was a big hearted man. He Mr. Henke he said that the gravel clerk has a bylaw prepared to present atterenjoyed the confidence of • the coins and water privileges on the lake at the January mating. *ad Mrs. II. Horton, Exeter, .eelSbl�t-1 munity and was 'held. in the highest shore were vested • in the Department . Mance Casesealttea —.:. td their silver wedding anniversary, esteem. He was* Rcyat Arch- Mas• of Marine and Fisheries unless pur. laoasglaes Stattttrry in tr ranat Opera The finance committee recommend - 0 on and a member of the Bons az Eng- chased by the farmers or those own- ed the payment of a lumber of ac- _ land. 'Fifty Years ago ens was united counts; than the accoune A. White•„ ' fr e�ndeserfnl'1 titisAcamanurllt �ofm�lr 11n marriage to Miss T. Helen Tom Mr. Johnston asked what ***Old lee sada for telephone ex�chat►�e, >tmount. ing the land in proximity to the lake. is+errt� Douglas Sunbury, eon of Dr. John !Rwho; with one dsughtef>, MT. (Dr.) the most feasible plan to tax the ing to $27, he referred to the Board Throat Hospital. London, tat. St Waterloo et. S„ spatronI Tele stein sat... At Bedford Hotel, Uodericle eitelday, Dec. . Vette at 7 p. m.. to T • day,, Doses astlt. st 1 p. in. -- ntai�t''�+tz, Dat,. LORNE WILKEY • Over_ Ilern's 9;hpe•Store Phone t, Office Hours 9-•42 a.m, I- them. Evenings. by Appointment, MUSIC ' J5OF, W, .H. JACKSON, Organist an Director of M` t N th St t sed, survives. ipopsy Lor Jnr, of tour ts traffic ,Jnr Mr. Irwin was of Sta nbury, of Toronto, wig, be ;lad to Gee erich, attended the. moral. . the opinion that a tax on gasoline! of Criminal Audit: and that the se. - learn of his successful entrance into' attended the. _ would carve the purpose In asolin t f C A Reidstettlog pherj refer - Grind Opera. On Nov.17th he made � , servrca, amounting t4 ;4etZ, ba reter- . coup o for ra from ing Mr. Robertson's question as to jtls,debist lit pilule wltlt .#he 4Chlitata THE . liR'Il> controllingstook running J back and that Mr. Reid be arced rend Opera Company, after Moving ata lnal at large on to furnish an itemise* statement of intent several years in concert work Tuneful Muskat Connally SaccesatullY' municipahilityAsh std •Irwin the notes- r the work in his department. in New Park wham radia fans en. � o Pat Dia by Knok Church Ghftir' Accaant front Mrs. tit^IAiit joyed hes lasagne, at thc_Capt o ea Moved by Messrs. Johnston and Matron Sent to Proeleeiel a 0 tree The Chicago Tribune made the The .musical comedy; "The Bo's'n's Coate that the county engineer be Brad Rhys 1 as Jail Bride," , 'following complimentary reference to ► by requested to furnish .tett member of The: executive committee reported his first appearance,: •! new bari- cleverly and successfully presented on she council with a statement of the as follows :' r' tone Doggies Steahury, appeared se Tuesday and Wednesday eette M. a in amounts . expended on county desig- Re request of Mrs. Griffin, ' Nov. e vie and was a surprise. Here is a1 Knox church lecture room to a large nated roads in.each municipality up 26th, for $610.33, we recommend no ,e fine voice, resonant, round. and aid- audience op bath evenings. , to Dec. ist, 100-A, the same to be sent.action, as this matter wait fully die- - ertt: 1t; would seem as thou h mpre Tate -cast.. W** well• selected ab4. con- out on or before Dee. 20th. ---Carried, cussed and disposed -tat at .our - June n extensive roles were: llls ;due, sisted of the Pollaneng: Don• ick Tpm 'Moved by Messrs. Robertson and session, and that this account be acnt the Bo's'n,M E Wr Klo Tugger, Ba's'n'a mate, Mr.;Tom Cutt; pP that that Good. Reside Commis- to the Profane with explanation. Tim Shannon, an oid� salt Mr. J. F. k of H, J. A. Madlener scheme with the view of reforesting of $700 to the Children* Shelter we Herbert was ve ' rS Authorities us e, , or see methodist church. Instruction given i Wingham • Liens Fed On..Ayer d ' • Voce Culture, ,Organ, Peano, Violin G Ear Theory, eto. , - f3 udto • and residence, 'North Street Phone 384. , - A WEED W. ANDI$1T't3Tii-.f7hr'gaenfst easSte James ee- - sons -4* - voles, �p , lleory. pupils •prepared for ai`l . ` +rorrato 1;unservatory examinations Studio': at Mrs. W. ilarx�ison's (Opposite Vletbnia School). a Street, Dees At their last, luncheon the Wing' 'Thomson; Sam Slippy, Coxswain, Mr ham Lions Club and their guests fed I Jack MdDermid; Kitty, a popular • NM`Mv li+ilSLeC.. t tt`k :111f • tteneril�*Cponviey■nerc r don. lloeido line r cif "•OoaeriK w, raatOttliaZIC1T O,Atth *fN.eMl!>Fr+« :..— 11p�►p�i t.;.alig rtioi,Abli . °, •i4papr •si` aetsarttrttt •sat Knells'!' IC G'- fHA:t--:B GI;R, 1i. C. • • ' eaarteter Solicitor. !Notary Publto anti lonveyseetr Ofnce ; Court etouae.-'tiOderUUb.; pagno 'OOT ,ir Kli,LOIlAX,..; . Bart+Fsters. Not �'ries. Etc., ▪ Office on SQUARE GODEfIICIi, Phone 97 T WDL'>;°Y E. HOLMES.- i ' Barrister,; Soltaiter, Notary - Public Cofveyy-__at__n-cbt'. HAMILTON ST1jEET PHONIC -BP i A..e✓LUW1', B. A:,. + Barrister, Solkitor •agal Notary Pat . North Street '(crick Phone 411. Ao•., . r• It. *.• tiro Stork and o al Auction*. • Hamntoo street, ;0ode1ch. • on bear meat and venison, with the i meriiber -of High �Senool Alumnae, •. -compliments 9f -.Mr. W. J. Boyce. • Mrs. Frank Saunders; Dorothy, Miss Mr. A. H. Musgrove- vas-theespeaker1Esther Hume .Mrs_ •Brown, as ad- of the evening and his talk on the I mirable chaperone,`Mvs. -He- Ce -Dun - was h in Huron r daCounty s Ce -Duo - pioneer Barbara, .t Schoolgirl. listened to'very attentively by *11.1 Miss Ruby eleLeod. In addition to Among other.reminiscences ,he told these there is a chorus of High School "cd• attending school for a short: time girls and sailors matte. up of other in. Godetich, and later of first seeing I members of the choir. 44s gismo in print. whets be passed eel The story is interesting.. 'A party a, teacher, and how'he felt: like a rail- of naval men are ashore oil a holiday. Hanoi* ,,.when be_ was accepted •as. The Bo's'n- and his elate join them. •'"'otat'tr "v .e seho h tear• in the 13tue al 'f'}fe. B;o �.n , ss, chaffed • because of his magnificent 'salary of $166. e' igloomy appearanee, and explaias'that Loot Wawanosh Farmers' Club Held he is searching for a girl named Kitty Annual Supper 1 A°(}air, whore he has not seen for 16 The annual oyster supper 'of. the • Years, and 'Whom he has been ordered Far ners'. Club of Currie's school sec- , to,,find And wed. Ile does not know tion vas held at the home of Mr. ane ,where she lives, :nice eat. she looks Mrs. - William A *derson on reursday { hhke. ' A party of schoc• girls, Kitty evening, I' ov. 27th, with over 100 ainong them;' enter the scene, led' persons in; attendance. J.. W. Kirg.1learn 'of the, Bo's'n'e ,predicament.;. M. P., was present:and made an ad- Kitty conceals her identity, and tl'e dress, Bailors invite•the glees go festivities: Kelly -Boyce selves --likewise a '1 s ' a the glebe I've e t I n "' aboard II. M. S. Barrntele. The night cion consider .the advisabilityof talc- - Re motion ing advantage of the °'reforestation and Mr. McKibben, favorsng a grant our 'waste spots in the county. Re- recommend thee it grant of 15011 be farted to the good Roads Commie• shin. ' At the closing meets ag of the Sell - mon, o: n- 'riday alnor hlr.--Philos: son gave a verbal report of the work of hie department covering the . past year. Educational Matters The Departmental grants to the various High Schools and Collegiate Institutes in.. the: County as reported by the Education Depaitment are as follows:' Wingham, $1,633.17;; Exe- ter, $1,399.06; Seaforth,•.$1,574,60; Carlton, $1,491,50;; Godetich, $1,335; total, $7,336. On Thursday evening a session was held. Mr. Roberteon spoke ,of the change in the law regarding the mat- ter of logia SOAK, bytes. The clerk explained the change in'•the "manner of making the requisition as per chap- ter 82, sec. 16, Statues 'of Onterao ." + 1924, which ay follower 10 Sp per centum of the total. amount clr- Sacred Heart church, St.Augustine, ly their chaperone; hlra. Drown, who` pended for permanent • aprove items was the scene of a gtttet and pretty had been' left on'the.wnarf, appears',{'mcluding amounts expended in gay - wedding 'or#' Wedneseiay i orning •of Tim 'Shannon, one of the older sailors, ing for the interest payable on such let, week, when Ines Eleanor Boyle, recognizes her as' an old sweetheart. 'debentures • maintenance be added the total blame the. bride of 'Mr. John Kelly, "Kitty Adair," he cries. .Dick Ernie,'cost of . maintenance or the sigh of High River, Alta. �- thinking thimature lady is his Kitschool; the amount apportioned out of the legislation grant ' and any e e emacs, -Diamond Weddiece, ty,; turns and flees. Utimately then suiais. received foreees shall be dived+ • A gdigts ;weddh gA too, ;place . at the duplication of the name is unfolded, ed by, the .total number of days` at- Blaieva°le manse on • 'Thursds(y, Noe. iifliletke: roD ling bells; ring for two tendance of all pupils at the-acboal 27th, when Mr. Leaser Y. Saunders. happy couples. • son of Mr. and: Mrs. J. Saunders, of The men looked quite natty in their Windsor, was united in marriage to sailor ooitunte' and tate • girls—w„11 wee* to,. r . lacca oaeeouat.d. p+.ou Ifillier INfitlIANCt fir c*it.t.OP° MUTUAL. MB liNaatiliAllea ,floe «--w.. Jotspeeeliiitateel Testa Property iaaorei. Value 44oeeriteets—e res insuredHtv t°Pieenear. ,toderica ; �,ta. .;1Cvsos, vIce•Pratskletu, .,e 1wood ; T. t Nape. 8ec,-Trill., see - TOliil—b. P. Mentalism', Soatort11: ll'{ v George_ in�itcWinewr sea Con - orrice r lona firsts. Bostock ; loon sennewue; Broadbagan; Murray Gibson, Bruce - held. nUttaTS-.1. W. Yea,' aoderIcn , Handy 5 Htnetd r.,5esloorrll aaiseaey. selarortn ; Policy Holders can paytheir esesements r+t1 1*. p Cutrss Store OodeMeh. A 3.Her a44'1 tea tri, Genoa, or ' J 1.4 ,t•�. �,.#fitikNC1E 'Have it attended to hi?' the .NicST WAWAI4OI11 *1)10*5 Ref IutSURAIlCE CO Established 1878 . Head OlRcet Daaagannoe, Ont. katet: ratxrN sista le es* meows Himont % .alto. A. McKenzie, Kincardine, pees.; livery L. Salkeld, R. it. No. '2; #Goderich, vice Pres.; directors—Wm. McQuillan, St. Helens; W. P. Recd. It. R. No. 2;; .Lucknow; :f. I,. Salkeld • 'phone 000r11, Goderleb;• Alex. Nich- eleon, Lncknaw; Wet. Watson; Jas. •Girvin, R. R. No. 0, Goderielt� Wm, J. Thompson, Auburn; Tina Griffin, R. R. '?fe. 7, Luektssw; - THOS. JTOTI4Ist(S, T. C. ALLEN, - Tread.. Secretory. `. eke(, fobtbail, boxing, wrestling •r Clinton's jatbilee celebration will be what he did when his Automobile held Aug. elst, 2nd. 3rd, 4th and 6th of next year Th f -1 ' g ,q 4 ,broke down in'a big race and how he The Miss'. Elizabeth Caroline L>amond,I tits a 1 god sweeng: younger daughter, et sir. and Mrs,' propriate scenery was sectored for the Harry Diamond, Wingham. production. the resulting •amount there shall be New Well a1 Seaforth TM solo work'was gena and the added the share of the cost of educe during the next preceding three years, and - the resulting amount "shall be multiplied by the total number of days' attendance' ere coup during the same three years; and to o. � clans ate Vele: 1 _ elfin 4 - tt tnetr a�a •-• ne�v ' •tft:il• - . _ P _ _ . �` i. _ tfaat�a>i:county pupilte. which the toN-u Seaforth • News: - The "'hew iety and were given with proper s u P L s which was sunk lay 211,. Wm. Hopper • its village or township.els ca canatitutce Iasi wrnt'er-as an aauxiitary teethe Ivo- the. High School district pail- to -tate ahead in use, was cel "ed out again. Tletween. Acts 1. and • 2 Mr. Fred County during the preceding year as .Holmes contributed solos in good included in'the rates, ;evied by the last week by Means of an air pressure voice and•,.Mr. Jenner Selections .on system which Mr. McKay, has instill -.the cornet in• hfs 'usual clever st le,, county a cemcil according ta the ta- led himself for the purpose. A pipey anti equalized value, a.id the total is inserted In .the welt to a consider- After the production the first even amount. 00 ascertained shall be the able depth. This gibe• is connected ing those taking part ,mad refresh- sure payable • by the council to the, Medicine C 1i 11 . with a pressure tank into. which sir naents together, which titch brought hoard. The part in black type is the , hich with them, and the second 'evening new atnendment .made theeast session ie forced by en air conrpicessar, wwere tart week was operated by an ordin• Wilson's restaurant,ted who a the were year. Mrs. of ent and it will apply tide aiy' Pordson tractor.% With this nim- x Y. year. y guests of Mrs. Wilson. ple outfit the new well was made to Tarn Down Claims of London '('elle- Miss Dorothy Bell presided 'at the discharge into the reservoir at the grate for Huron County Pupils tiiano skilfully and 2►11. McDonald • rate of 240 gallons per minute, which Gibbs we musical director and de- Attendfn; There is rver'doehle the capacity .of the too The education coinmittee reported serveis credit for the excellence of pumpis now pumping from the Did the production: Mr, • Fe C. Weir Ilia as follows I. we11s. It is believed that the well is charge 'of the staging. Re rerpeest and •accounts of Centrai capable of •producing, very much more Collegiate • .Institute of :.ondon, also than .this amount, if tiecessstry, -• ' South London account; for 'heron Those. who saw the new outfit in ac- ,FREE ' PAINT BOOK `FOR THE County pupils, amounting to $860.53. CHILDREN tion feel the town 1s to be eengratte i we recommend that thele accounts Lc fated on having such a splendid sup- I Christrnss is • not • far oft. 'OXO : pot paid, as aur• solicitor think= the ply of firat•class water on hand reedy LIMITED this year ag>Iain Are helping •'Act was never intended to apply to .. for any emergency. Mr. McKay is mothers reduce the cost of filling 'the pupils passing out from 'their ,ad - also to be congratulated on his enter-, Xmas stockings by or ,Th a very print and' acumen is adopting a aye- tattractive little painting book, entit. tens which 'has done •away with".the led. "Tommy Tomkins Paintir:e necessity of purchasing an expensive Rook," in return for four OXO Cube p, I wrappers. It is filled with picture; given, -- . Re motion'af 0. Ginn and J. Hayes that an allowance of $120 be •made to the Mothers'• re *nee Board fox mein -Cou , elivided-oseeol, lows: .0 Chairman, rnw,n 8• , secretary, me-�� r ;30, and three members ;16 eitcli, we recommend that this allowance- be gi Re ,notion of A. H. Nee$. and W. D. Sanderson, thet the, Warden' and clerk. having attended the. Warden's confer: ,. j T�b V LAK �0WAiKa a buy'�r r . Love that endures is best expressed by w Gift. 'that Last Nummommommisopamisummommuni DIAMONDS - PEARLS / GEMS- ` SILVERWARE - - o CVT GLA$ I bi Y' EBONY .EVERSHARP PENCILS( . Waterman, Parker and Wald FOUNTAIN PAW: I 1 1 1 Dar"•stool; is large and well assorted.nf Oki.: best gifts for CCristraas. E. Ce ROBERTSON •' East Side Seruare JEWELER Coders h AI fif / U ED DLSALIttt IN TUE tlENt T�IFI Wit-t:1ct1B itheeseet ENGAO1 ]f1:NT AND WilelnNt: PINGS, , •' Y.. • _ e _euee.. at Toronto, ri'e""cently, be paid Ile *notion of J. W. McKibben ,and thein fare end eve -tete; shads-Tbos�-ln iseethat.$14o_be_ printed our amount. to $886, 'we recommend that• county treasurer to as'slst ae chic" the same be: paid. - '- --"__ - - (Continued on page 11). • The..$ad Condition of a Brandon Lady —.How. Relief Cance see owe in »regiment gee health to Dr. Williams' Fink Pills,” says Mrs. Annie Tnsberne, Brandon, Man.. who tells of her new found heaith as461. to s.— fiotaie is ago eIan years had tack of • pueunionie, a isd 'title me is a terribly weakened and -rum down *tate. I was unable to -walk-tor a long Omens .I had practically lost the use of my - legee, and liikl to be carried upstate, for I had not the etreuRth to go rot -eel', T became deppoudeetover ,try condition for I haus tried- utltay..r'eredies, whloh tailed to help rue. While is chi.* . wretched cottOition * lady friend urged *te to give Ire, Williams' Pink fills :a Mal stud I procured a- supply. .#Mori taking the pilin. for it while I could. see that wits grpwing "stronger, and t'. •g1 d1y continued their use until' testi rally regained my okl•thno btaatth and strength. Now it I feel at ail inn down aE any tittle T •44t once take Dr. W1lliemit' Pluk Pals. autt theta novel tail inc. i Dan therefore warmly recomnaen,i them to others Who may be run down." -There atone ds sea •lrettre :.tonic than Ile.' •viriniaa;tre~;i'i'ntt. I ttlrr.to.trnproia• the loud vid_bring. bilskfstrengtth__atteri. Aare•-cllxeam,s such 'lair fevers, peen.,. mania, tufinhnza,- ate. (liven a falri trial they will: sot disappoint you. You eau get the pilletrpm your erne. gist, or they wilt be sent by •ma11 et GO Petits. a box by The 1>r. Niliiatus' seCo.. Brockville, Out. puha Clinton's Jubilee Celebration Aug, 1st showing hoer Tommy won a long din- tb 5 t*nce race; how he won fame at cri- r.•... Bro�lleu. eros.; the teadt hovel Dlrector� and Fdfbaimcr8 Order carefully attended Eb art Jai home—nigbt for day. J. ire Wheeler rimers' Director and it i e Ontezio 411 nine+gay atttsntlee t, Peasre« elIe`+ len: Rosie 1 o, pwin c �1! suceeeded in keeping at the head of have been appointed: iron. presi.. his elass inn school. etc., ere. To se. dents, N. W. Trewarteea, M. L, A. ! euro this painting book you nerd en - end the Mayer; heel. vice presidents. ly buy a' smolttln o: four - OXO D. Cantelan, If. Wiitse, C. V. Middle.' the outlay being very smell. ton; president, A. J. McMurray; vke and as OXO CUBES, are really deity president, Dr. J. W. Shaw; secretary necessities in the home your interest S. B. Stothers. iii this offer will reward you in tiro Permanent Improv+anent debentut e. jacent High Schools, aver as a matter of convenience going to nigh Schools in adjacent.counties. We further re- commend that, in ease these outside: points, are upheld ante' tea parent' are allowed by the Act to-.se1ei t. n costly highly equipped Collegiate or. High Scheel and charge thin up to . the county, at becomes high time for,.( this council to memoresltze the ("la �. lature to have this act amendett, ao we contend the act is only appliestde t where a pupil is more accessible to i an outside County High &hoof male to one situated in his own county. I We recommend that the fo111owiim be paid to Blyth Continuation Seheel: Ray -Armstrong ; whys. "The Mighty Atoms" are al- 80 per cent., 3701.32, to village treat, - A quiet marriage took place at the WAYS ready for making 'aeef tee and urea'; tltalntenence account, payable Otttarib street Methodist parsonage,. consomme and to put flu-: o: and near to secretary -treasurer of school board strength • into soups, stews, hash, and $1,711.50; maintenance, total of Atte e i (neat pies. Ask any grocer, every 412.08• r •, stare of course carrier them, *se t Nail tier recommend that Clifford e'en -1 ',the wrappers to Tommy Tomklne titauation 'shoo' receive $G07.47 pie - into Limited, 232 I.emolne St.. Yon- viding the lett of Huron County pup. • treat. P. 4, and your copy will be for. ils be furnisbeai and that this amount ;� warded by return in tiene for plain ie' found correct after list of Duple, in the Xmas tstockeng. is received by the clerk. 1 We received the elatna of Luel nova For ltlieantatk Pa`ae.—The matte Continuation retool for $1,453.11 but, 'and ache; of lld*tiea and lthennta. the report Les faiteeT to show tb( firer(sbeeiel be treaded frith 71r. ' vestries and number of Huron County :Merge Micelle eitl. The 5oothieg pupils. When tbi+ in f'arnisheet, if nee loathe oropertiee of this fatuous found correct, we r-eretnniend r ty- •^sed. have here demonstrated for tient of above amount. Ofty votive E'ere it Aran for tnflet»-i Wr PeentrUltPT14 that Weextetrr ('en- money pains, tote, wretches, twaise, tinnation schm ool eet'! a grant of ' and epraine, eititer it eutran btiatg . $1.064.23 accotdlrg to repose s,11.. or the lower animafs. i atitted, .wlrieie +Iris dad correct. Christrnas'---Groceries • • .at "with tivast coufidene-e..Oitr stock is fre.tl' n 1 C S ana �O 1 11' .'4 1 Our Christmas Fruits and Candies are excellent. `\'e have ■, O1,an es; Figs, I).it:s Nuts Rait;itrs f3ttves Caudits 'and many other dainties for'y'our table, Our ,braces arll• right: Courteous Service. , ..N,...w.,.. , 'Hamilton --Street 'Phone 146 Delivery Service M • • They are a comfort and conven- ience ;for everyone• in the home. . They save time, labor and money —and perform their appointed tasks in a. wonderfully short time. + Buy-'Hydro".i asps. • HYDRO STORE NORTH SIDE (*' SQU ARE eire .. 170 1