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EDITORIAL COMMENT A MISER W1DDING
In connection with the new town Mr, asci Mrs 'R. schawp*s,Itoean-
hull project the statement is being •'ills, Formerly of tCeiborteao, eCete-
made that the building completed brate Happy Asaaiversary.
n and furnished will cost much more
than the amount being provided for
in the bylaw. It should be remem-
i bered that the *85,000, provided for
by the bylaw, plus the 112,000 to be.
dseated by Mr. Robert MacKay,
provides considerably snore than the
amount of the tenders for the work,
and is intended to include the cost of
equipping the building.
The procedure isfinancing the
project would be for the town to bor.
row the money from the bank until
the structure is complete, then issue
the debentures, and it is hardly like.
ly that the debenture issue would be
made till 1927, so that the first pay.
meat would not ',come due until ills
year 1928. .
In the meantime,` in the years
1926, 1927 and 1928 town debentures
to the amount of $170,771.96 (not
including water end light debenture
Issue) will be, retired, the particu.
lire being as follows
1926, Sewers, $20,000, .
an-
nual payment.. .... $1,156;60
1020, Patriotic; $e,000, an-
nual psyment, . . • 790.01
197, L tx c al Improvement,
$11,509,16, annual pay-' '
ment.... ...... .... 884.7$
1927, K e nsington, ' $25,000,
annual payment.. . 1,921,90.
1928, Consolidated, $25,000, "
annual payment.. ,..$1,445 76
1928, Wheel Rigs, $60,000,:..
*tweet payment.. . . . 24,012.12
1928, Doty, $25,000, annual
payment..... „ ..... , . .2,000.05
1928, L o cal Improvement,
$8,262.80; annual ern 't.'' G63•:Nt
zit:::
ng to 'finance themselves. it coni
IN LEGISLATURE tcntion, however•, was that Terumo
FINALWEEI( was the state university, mid 'it was
n y,
' scot reasonable to ask the province
1. to indefinitely finance two others.,, .,
Great Amount of Nosiness Dense -Little Opposition' to Gover• nment• - ,
, .'Mi1� fart of one afternoon's discussion;
easur'es on Wednesday, sufiiced.todispose of
Col: Johns A. Curries. ' government
a , . control bill, and also to give oppor
Govt. to Take Over Ontario Hatcheries tunny for argument on the 10 per
'oY* cent. beer bill of J. A. Pinard (Lib..
• • East Ottawa). Debate on the lat-
TownshipSchool Boards Bill Withdrawn for a Year -Five Million for ter was adjourned' until Thursday,
and Col. Currie'a bill was ruled out
Northern Ontario Development Non'. Jas. Lyons L of order. Premier Ferguson spoke
Completely Vindicated
Toronto,. April 3, -With t*o . Morn-
ing sittings of the •House, and as
martyr' as three eonnmittces at work
at ono time, the Legislature handled
a great. amount . of business' in; the
Seat week. Not a great deal of leg
f*iation lrroved• contentious, and; the
Opposition Appeared' to. have net ser.
lotto objectionsato Government, meas-
ures, Such discussion as there ;was
• •took place on public and private bilis;
•`_ The prim, minister's intimation --a
few days ago :that the Government
:.aids to objection to staying on,' and
• '•continuing the :. session after.: water
'xdjourameet, appears to have. had.
ins i i iy to mem-
ber*
.of P r r a
to expedite business. "In addl-
. tion, the Progressive group has not
baste very heavily represented, end.
during most of one evening session
thin -week. •every seat in that section
• of the House was vacant. •
The Township School Boards Rill
w e discussed on Tuesday by the
prime mini'.ster, Dr, J. D. Monteith
(anon. North Perth); A, P. Mewhin-
neyE. (Lib. West Bruce); Sam Clarke
(Lib. Northumberland); A. J. Falls
:. (C•on, haat Durham); J. W. Sangster
'• . (Lib. Glengarry); D. J. Taylor
u (Prog. >vorth Grey); D. M. Ross
• (Pros. North Oxford) and A. Bel-
anger (Lib. Russell.). The bill, as
previously intimated by the ' Prem-
' ier, was• srbmitted only for dines.
• sion and publicity, and was then.
• withdrawn for u .year. Mr. Fergus -
1 on said that while he had a number
of letters and resolutions from trus-
•
tee bodies 'in favor of : the measure,
„ the Province was evidently not ready
• for it. He said: "It is true there
is a good deal of feeling in opposi-
tion to the suggestion. One reason
Is the sentiment that surrounds the
. 'little red schoolhouse; • the other is
the reluctance of local school trusteed
• to tote ar•tononty in the handling of
loon' affairs, I think it only re-
'ree a. little education to ho
qr.r show
them t
tit ha we can raduall ' ft • v
g_ S ,,pias
the situation. Oftkere of the depart./
nient who have • worked out this °pro-'
•' Mem front a financial standpoint as -1
• tare me that in sive or six years.the
emit of education under such a phut;
would be reduced 25 to 30 per rental
• and this would certainly be a great,
r Z of to rural people."
The Public Accounts Committee
held its Lina) sitting on Wednesday,
when a report wee Oesented by the
' cltriirman, Major Alex. Lewis, re.
viewing the proceedings and report.
• . irag the evidence to the House with-
out eneeial 'comment. however, W.
7). Ramey proeeedee then to read a
Rio -page minority report, enunterat
t4
Ing various little details he had pick-
ed out of the evidence from time to
time, by 'way et...criticizing depart-
mental methods; with the immediate
result that Col. tGurrie .and M. M.
MacBride moved aa resolution: that
"Hon. James I.y ons; is untitled --to a
'ccenpiete and unqualified e�aonera..
tion of any breach Of the. Legislative
Assembly Act, . and that his com-
pany's business :record with relations
to- the- Governnwnt or: any contract -
on having business relattions with
the Government is beyond reproach."
This was adopted on 'a vote of 22 to
5, the five being' Messrs. Raney,
Kepnp, richer, Sinclair and-Widdi-
field. Annoyed by Mr. Raney's de-
parture front preeedent'in seeking
to intr`odece a partisan finding,
liam Finlayson, East Simcoe, who
had conducted examination of wit-
nesses for the• Government, made it
known to: the committee. that Mr.
Raney himself was a' director. of the
Copeland-Chatterson Company, of
Toronto, which. sold supplies to the
Government, and, that he had also
been a director in 1920, as well as: a
s h areholder • continuously, being
therefore in just' the same position
which he had declared so reprehen-
sible• in the case of 1►fr Lyons and
George Oakley, M.L.A. „When it is
remembered that the evidence of a
witness one day during the week dig-
closed, the feet that Rev. Edgar Wat-
son and "Jack' Ramsden, while mem-
bers of the Legislature during the
Decry regime, took commissions on
insurance placed by them for` the
Government with to Toronto agency,
it will be apparent that the Opposi-
tion bp not only achieved nothing
by this session's Public Accounts En-
quiry,. brt received a lot of undesir-
able 'publicity. ltir. Watson, who is
now in the United States, 'was U.F.O.
member. for North Victoria, and Mr.
Ramsden wan a Liberal nropresent-
• M.
nn aToronto
constituency.
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When the douse was passing sup-
plementary estimates on Tuesday,
Premier Ferguson called attention to
an impression given by sonne, nerve
paper, headings that the Government
proposed to cut off entirely and at
once all contribution to Queen's and
Wooten:. Universities at Kingston
and London, lie -explained that
while he had given the authorities
of these inrttitutions warning that
they must look about for endow-
ments -1n order- to-sugment their re-
venue and carry their own financing,
yet he recognized that both were
doing good work. and there was no
idea of terminating abruptly and en-
tirely all provineiai assistance dur-
ing.sueh period as they were arrang.
rrtfllr ll., ,i..nl, IU amigo r it.. Or, r,• 1,. lamiaimmuir
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A , aiut Savings Account
Is a Reel Convenience
PARTICULARLY as a matter of
family convenience docs the joint
account demonstrate its value. Alt
funds deposited are subject to with.
• drawn at any time by either of the
persons in whose names the ,joint
sAms account is opened. in uses Of the
decease of one of the parties hold-
�,' " ' ing' a joint account, all money may
he withdrawn dy the other. A joint
YEARS savings account In the Standard
Bank is a real convenience where:
two pople desire access to the same
funds.
ANDARDBANK
e P C,ANAD.r►.
GOIND ir(s i f IwAISCH-M. K. Ida�1, Mmes *
all and lem deer at A.b , > $ U .•,d Oto ta►wae
to both bills, repeating:his'declara-
tion that the Government proposed;
to: take ne more referenda -or •pleb-
iscites, but rather' to gather informa-
tion regarding •the feeling of the
public in;all parts .of the Province,
and reach` a"decision on that basis.
When that was ,done, the public
would be informed and given oppor-
tunity to express therrelelves at the
polis. The O.T«A, will be an issue
at next election in any event, for the
Prettier on this occasion pointed out
that if the Government decided the
Act; should • stand unchanged, the
electors would have :opporturtity to
say at the polls that they' thought
About that....
' When' the a Premier s bill to grant
'$5,000,000 additional for . Northern
Ontario development was before the
House on Monday, several .'Liberal
speakers took oecasion'to,endorse the
expenditure. Mr. Sincldir objected
only that more detailed information
should be given in. advance, but' Air.
Ferguson pointed • out that • it 'was:
Based on the estimates of divisional
engineers who 'were en the ground
and fully ac'grainted • with the needs
of their.districts. Hon/Jas. Lyons,.
although, not now minister of lands
and forests, made a vigorous:rpeech
ott behalf of the north' country, and
emphasized the fact that the outlay
on. roads up there : is "not a flea
bite" .compared to the millions spent
in Old Ontario, particularly under
the last ,years, of the late Govern-
ment, when the worst of the: roads
in, . the older part of the` Province
were better than the best in the
Although the special committee on
the Election laws throw out W. E.
.Raney's bat to prohibit 'campaign
contributions from brewers, .gover'n-
ment• contractors, ete., several im-
portant changes were approved. Ad-
vatnced polls will be held on Thurs-
days, k'ridays and Saturdays imnne-
diatel preceding election day,for
Y p g
railway men and. commercial travel-
lers. .
ravellers.. The three months" .residence
gratification is •reduced to two, with
a view to relief of farm laborers and
others who take employment in a
new place in the Spring. Elections
itt this Province sametimes come in
June. The voting time is Also to be
extended an hour in, the evening.
Provision is to be made whereby
persons in rural constituencies who
find their names left off the list may
vote by making an affidavit and ob-
taining ...the- si!Sdar"t of one
well-
ktown persona
Chiefly because was not ;op-
portunity, at such a late stage. for
full discussion, the Municipal Com.
nate* en 'Wednesday threw out for
this year amendments to the Trait-
settle
Traders' Act providing for a.
of license fees for peddlers and
for the regulating of transient trad-
ers. Representatives were present
from various brstness interests and
the Retail Merchants' Association of
Ontario. and exemption from the pro-
visions were asked in respect to sew.
ing. nnachines, Fuller Brush Com-
pany, tea merchants, newspaper tan-
vesaere and others. One provision
of the hilt would have the effect of
)giving a rreference to Ontario ascan.
ufactured products, in respect -to dir.
ect sale methods and It was pointed
out that this might induce retell*. -
tion against Ontario by other pato-.
sincere. The Committee agreed that
the retail merchants who pay heavy
Ilexes had a grievance in respect to
'the competition of peddlers and trap -
'dent traders, but felt that there was'
no time for adequate discussion. and
coeseeiuently the measure was not
reported to the House. 1 t
Int a hill including the teea!sion'a t
amendments to the Miunkipal Act, , t
which was put throesh nn Thunder,' a
there its a :taunt' enablin4' trustee* e+
-of pollee vilIsges to pass a bylaw 1
In The Star's In Day of Yore col-
umn last week appeared the an-
nouncement under date of Feb. 22nd,
1901, of . the wedding in, Colborne
township of Miss Jana Blake, fifth
daughter of Mr. William Make, to
Mr. Samuel Schw*ns. of ,the Mait-
land concession, Mr. Shaw, of Ben -
miller, tying the knot. This week
we are able to publish an account of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
wedding taken from a Rocanviile,
Saskatchewan, paper, which is as fol-
lows
The home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Schwan: was the scene of a happy
event en Saturday last, when these .
two pioneers of Roeanville relebrat- ,
ed their silver wedding by hanging
out the latch •string to all their l
friends. As a . result, despite • the i
somewhat, inclement weather,' over i
two • hundred guests, between the : a
hours of 3 .p.m. and 11 p.m. called
to ply their respect', partake bf a
dainty laneh and be entertained. In.
.addition •many messages, of congra and .Light Commission Mar. 25th a ,AWV'1'ION 13A140i..%. .
tulation 'were received from those deputation from the Goderieh Radio . ,
who could • not attend. The bride of Assoeiation Asked for co-operation . a,bfl'f VALVA ALr�I'ntIDION SALE ear
pe vALUns1.F, ftt�liaE."yaF:. prop:
twenty-five years, dressed in blue in eliminating as far as ' possible I ITIBS AND II')i1:1131iou0 loCheinte,
silk and wearing a bouquet of white radio interference from the Hydro INC:. _
• and pink carnations, with the groom, lines, Mr. C; A. 'Reid addressing the • , ,.t,tt.
received the ., uests. The rooms commission. in connection.. with the;, 1 ern v pubic. ue onrrr'' t • P. t:latrk
g tit sett b publics. aue.tton at the •p. em-
were tastefully decorated through- matter. ' On motion of Mr. Taylor it ices in the Town of.Gode'rren, on.
out with.white bells, and streamers, `was passed that the Commission co- ; 'SATURDAY, APRIL 11th
including cut flowers,. white and pink , operate by looking after the lines of Oorilmeneing.at i o'elook sharfl•
carnations and several bouquets of'f the local system, and that it ask the' Parcel No. 1.-'1110 eornpar'tirrty
Americ n Beauty roses contributed ',.Radio ;Association• to write • the Pro- uew brick '�-r01.gers t•et,i. , sof i�k.
toric and 1lervetaie streets; taptainint
by • sends, Continuous" entertain- vincial Commission regarding their living room with tile fireplace, elinins
ment was provided, consisting of vo- local high tension wire. room, kitchen, pour bedrosena, is th
cal and instrumental music and A •number of applications for else- a'ewmte sleapJnrs porYsh: A rua11 3ilktrtec
readings. Those assisting in the tic lighting services were•. passed. . , b)! n•jt 4ai rP'afirohi'utitg.'��.�rtterna
performances were Mrs. M... W. 'An application from A. Valencourt, Thy house fa well belt And •taniae;a8e
Campbell. and Mrs. Fred Salkeld, of ' for electric power 'for s'welding , ma- in ':ve:ry t,ar•tieuiur and 'htrs, aryuarty
Roe:Wrinc, end Mrs. • 'Wynne,' . of 4hine- et the; dock was passed. of aear�elat .fh attire s fo ,rci+m}rttaeifal wil
'tBrandon Man., renderingvocal eel-- • • •Ana lication from James Laverywlteru is• olann x, we11 orutpped stable
, PP • with abundanca•" of zuorr for au1•ns,
ections, accompanied 'at the piano by for water, service for his residence Parcel . N0 2 •-A vett comYui-ii i
Miss Cora. Salkeld; also instrumental on Eldon •street was passed, service• Pramen drve111ns;."VVYcred with ''n1et3
selections by Harold. Colter, 'Warren' to be' installed from 'William street ho nR ceitaLed tm t' route.,
, •. ,,jai
home). c k t n. liar g root u . ,.tl an
Rook and Blake SehWanz. •The to the William street line of the pro,. poem, kitchen. four bed rooms, an
groom also sang a solo, "Love••Sent perty. - bath; has splcadld` electric 'fI tut,,.
You to Me." While .the announce- • A notice from the' •Ele!ctricity'In a ,o�ha al o tRe',7 feet pniVicvonla a coni
meets asked for "no gifts please, . specter that a number of meters are at aey wail sae offered tis•one lol.:.'if iii
several clubs and organizations of- due for re -inspection was presented ra 4e that WAV •will bo t;ottl sepatratA).
feted their. congratulations and ex- and referred to the engineer. T1sR�IS.-10er cent, of puri'tiaa
tended their good wishes • by appro- .,,,I.,::
r pre, l.. pe c('r{t tirtxj of sate.. Iia
priatc gifts, among which were Lad«anco within 30 dag•s or ariona;rmr4
Union PROMINENT CITIZENS FROM sway be r;11:00 a;s to r:14. tr pa}'m=sent
0 fes Curling Club, church Choir VARIOUS PARTS OF;.ONTARIO
:nu properties' may be inepeefed at
and,• Prosperity friends. Also giftts ENDORSE MILLER'S HERB wfmrrnen aster ti 3rd,
,from several special local friends and " 1t tar, sama tint+ti'all the eanfents r
JUICE . the .aIle sial, er tDr. Glaring taoma
l from: Rev. and Mra. Kcall, Aherne- •''� "nu sold, com»cislng ltvins ,root
thy; Rev. and Mrs;. Hartley, York- dining rayon,,, bedroom and kftruze
ton; • Mr. and, Mrs. Snyder Moos° 11Vbereveetc Introduced, Remark• ,furni:ah:i,i ,'' int lading: 3 it ec vt• '
e, Jaw- . The,graom's gift, to: the beide able` Statements For Publicaat- 4`aet, •layer. davenport, '1 rg..up,i },
rrod .arae tata1e,, celesta Chale.:: gar
w was a chest of. silver (1847 Rogers) i ' blest Have Followed . ` earn fancy tq>f1cQ pedestals and• chart
and a pearl . necklace. • The. guests( • - -� Boor iaratA, :walnut rVinatna)t, cosy,
from a distance were Mr.' Wynne, a HERB JUICE,the new reined •for rvrlt;nex desk. •t ottibleed'''inookaasa at
y rv:rn • d k..3.seatm nt1on Casa. at
Brandon, and Mrs. and :Mrs. Emory stomach, .liver, kidney,..and bladder ttuttrins of hoaLS, matntlas elenclr+ re
Snyder,. Moose • Jaw. Mr. Sohwanz troubles, • constipation, biliousness and i2'ixI2, " scat 10x8,: , runner, 3 d '• • i
is the .,pioneer merchant • of Rocan indigestion has- scored a•,remarkable; . tures, a•,urtalns rtncl small. ru, h
cille. He started • the, first general. success in, every City in which it -has ` � rror nand. Beat; : ttintiag raYt nr xren
store here, later going hardware been introduced. Following ' are o, al. o all erv: . geashrvare; siit�e
g g intoJ'sraro and crttle i throe vsomplate st
exclusively,: and now owns one of the. some brief . statements., from points a•of bedroorir forret re,, inz•1n fns
most up-to-date stores,• outside of • outside the `Border Cities ; ' Mtarool' suil:a �ontaidiit;; .betl,' tnattin
the larger centres,_ in the West. • ' .:.F.• D. Curtis, "tea and coffee king"I ctttn ', d dresser, crhlfronier, -lad
. B eek and tehalr, • �vitl h+', se
...,: of Hamilton: "Herts Juice• gave . me ,all tasether; Ser erne bedroeirra•. r ' 4
GODERICH HYDRO :SYS a
:HAS GOOD SHOWING>P*ornrt relief #roti,, iGas pains, slept-, el ouxm�lgtrics l•..ot:ercir 2'4 ::ti
.ach trouble. and • indigestion;I fit heater.. t tirotyhe
,,9iMet' See„__ gA..tiAcla,inea Wane mister,
O . i•at onfor 19- ten ,years yontnger. 're large :mirror', hampers; ,flowea'.. e:
pt, 11 Shows 'Net Bur• ' fit, A. Hagerman; London. ,. I Pts, seesaw . vroom • gnat. , o"1.1.,11;
to b a
t t>;a
plus of '16;829.28 After .Providing+ suffered for years with :biliousness, kitcltPn .cabinet, ;rMrigeratoC gee
for Depreciation.. n liver ro . • i carpl�4ara1, . .fai! Ieaf Qoble re n
f .,a}late.plessness, kidney ar d t e ,piatds f2 etPanesrt)'. �ecraneiati .gy f
. ;bac. 'there fs nothin>r. on the market,.rust c and 'hickory verandah a
The• financial statement. of •the �_ seats. t nd is
s Goderich'H 'Hydro System for to equal Herb Juaete, window toms, verandah . re
Y1925,•: as W. G. Ward, prominent decorator' lashing machine and wringer,- gots
presented tb lane' Wafer and Light, of Harrow: "Herb Juice made a garden tools,' awnings, •yet,
Commission at the regular meeting. rtinclos,7. Iarp:n _mower, .eta, •lade
g g new man of me. It ' is remarkable goal ell: �steive, `�froi§•Itl'�'ltdui°cl; :rMCt
on Thursday •evening, March 25th, how quickly I was relieved of con- `toaster, electric nett `avatrtner; ,,trot
• by.: the H. E.' Power Commission, is stipation, kidney trouble,' backache,
Iron: a number of seaters, :and.
a very gratifying one. The state.„ . klt,.lr n utrnAila,
~sour stomach and gas •Pains. ' I. TF.R�IS.� (:ash.
ment• was • acconinpattfed by the fol- It well known Brant- nR:. XV•
lowin letter•. _ . H +. , , F. GLARtt. ; T .L*1.i ChR7;.
le g i ford manufacturers "I had chronici .
Proprietor. �:Auctionee'
r L. J . Knox, . consti ation. and. attendant disord Dr {Hark Is•.,oftn
see. Public. UtilitiesPi Gale the (tar zing toe it' ole o
1 Commission, erg. I tried many remedies withoet township k 9. Coif 9- fn rloibo
.Goderich, Ontario. satisfactory results. "Herb Juice Wast tainitt ; p tLot 0. f:on, 9 "b Is,) A
• Dear Sir, --Wo take leasure in iso abler. r will be' soil
P, ,the medicine that relieved me of my v'nry reasonable terms, all [ntait
enclosing a copy • of the balance troubles," !tion t`a'gardlittg came naa
Dr. Hark, e3oderirh. • 5. be had. ft
sheet and operating report for 'the' -z. J..11. Robbins, prominent railroad __.
Goderich Hydro System for 1925,' as engineer, St. "Thomas: "Herb Jutted t uortiN c. .T OF .
it will appear ;in ' our annual report:. has- exceptional .merit in the. treat- �iM E .H Tj `7 (
You will note a net sur lus,. t p :1\7) 1,�1'PLE3Il \Tti.
the P from , meet of constipation, stomach,. kid- } 713;1 b18RIliR
year's operation of $6,829.28, i� ney and liver disorders. I heartily r- ' •5oi1' by F 4 •
after providing for depreciation to endorse it as -it gave ane most won- P ltt aUctiorn at Ln't 7,
the extent, of $1,221.00, which is derful relief." ''ort•• F%• 1►, Gotborne, •i; f -h Miles cern,
ver • gratifying. tienneliets on
5 g Y g. • Burton Fox, Toronto: "After .two' . •TI�Eci1AY•, :'J1'Rll, 13th,,
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You will note under the heading, years of suffering . with' indigestion, eutnauenri
I to it'S
.Other Reserves,"an item.of $2,- gas .pressure, constipation and loss •lintL�by I}raft r;+*1Qing; 10 years
786.00, which is a doubtful account of weight, I tried Herb Juice, All .+It raft gelding, a peaty old: ps;rtr.ult
reserve, set up in respect. to the Nu -'of my troubles have entirely disap- t•I�..,Jr,' arj 014; gc+na:�'al purpose to
tional Sl;jpbt;l:lding •.account, as' it tpeered and I have gained five pounds tit-j'iI,1%_.p°lied :lttgus carr, ; )�c
appears -necessary that some previa.. n weight." ttue in Jufr : Uur
iotltnm r Urr•, 1 r',•aat'y
n s c'
ho Id
be made'f
a cin Thos. Levitt, m
tuiSalesvett
maManager r
t3 ultimateh
Re- lack
1carr
4 r,••
r
at. eri
loss.., a •.
la
fiance .Garage, London: N°'thing I ;'''''''''''11'
uuil:h Iljj�teln +rosy, a ,•.•;tt'y, 1'r„r+
...The: actual cost of power on the ate agreed with me. I 'could^not ' ooIst.,f we, tt ,,•arc, slu
tlrtatber; ttolstnira .+csy, ;!. yin r t, .t
books of this 'Commission was $7, sleep with pains in my stomach.caus. tsoto)aer';.;Ilolstrin t'rv, 3 y,'u,?, clu
718.36 less than the amount of the ed by indigestion and 'constipation.' t3etuber;•Polis
ct rttrr;id bull, ia3 roan
interim bills, for which. a credit • Two bottles of Herb Juice made me 'i �1iF i, -60 choke breeding rove
memo will be 'sent to you in: due feel like a different person.' 1 am lamb In 119 i �t)xford rare , 1` ST
time. You will also receive at the I telling all my friends about I•lerb ram. y'
sante tfine a charge of $2,303.96 Juice." PIf;S•.••Sow with 13 plea, lean..•
covering adjustments in the coat of For sale by all druggists. Price 10 •Par's; sow thio to farrow, •i°uows
Power prior 'to 1926, due to a change 51.00. May ant to Juno utas 3 young seas.
g . " Juno 20th to 2151; 2J o unks,,15 tc
in the method of computing. sinking , pounds.
fend. This has already been taken BRIE) TOWN Topics HENS -40 Trent' •grrd pullets. ,
up in your books u a charge against in H Llr alt•:. T - ,.ft, tteerin•g nil
surplus, has it is not in any way re- The W. n„ T. U. •will meet in the nearly nraa: m 0 ft, Deering . ,og
fated to tats operation of the year home of Mrs. • Aitkin ott Monday, Ilarrl ttnv 1oisOtlor-M[aiuiey Marcia
just yawed. Apr. 12th, at •3 p.m. Open to every- tivater; Prost d Wood cultivator; '
Yours truly, one. sey-Irarris• seed drill; 9•ft. steel re
iDeoring.corn binder; Coakshutt rata
R. C. McCALLUM, 2239 eggs from the .1st of Deems- spreader; Oliver corn cultivator,
s auditor Municipal Accounts her •of March. This is the re- ansa disc attachment; set disc tare
The statement of assets and iia. cord forty-eight White Leghorn 2 yet iron narrates, i0 and i2 Esti
bilities shows total assets of $182,- hens owned by Mrs. Bong, Hincks et. raeLiK ytlowt; 2 CnivCr riding pill
305.99, made up as follows: Lands t%iackslntntt Irvin plow , potato pl
steel stonehoat; fanning mitt; a,
and buildings;' $12957.48; sub -station If people were more accustomed harrow; root punter: Adapts wa
equipment, $9,795.28; didtribution to religion in their private lives it t10t`' 'P'g snack and riprinaRs; heavy
system, ;47,704.40; line transform- would not trouble them so much . in sl0000p' eighhiaa j t�'ha rack . 8 Int:"
era, $15,208.58; street Lighting equip. , public. rank; ru1ther tiro top briaaCy ; tit
Ment, $4,851.34; miscellaneous equip- 3000• lb. scales; feed eouke�; ;,Rai
.ment and construction expense, x14,- . It used to take a young ratan with a ]Askew co+ap; parr:'.' she" i elippe
718.01; old plant, $14,022.15; bank a horse and brggy longer to get Apa caw i; tins drat,,$; t :ray Purl
and cash, $7,261.18; accounts receiv- there with his girl„ but they usual Voss and enblr.; set slat !clinics lel i.
ri►' t'essot tKraln sa;r;ndcr; Titan 1(h:0
abet, $14,410706; inventories, $1,3111.. .got back hours earlier. tor; Blizzard No. 3 enstlaee box; n
- 46; sinking fund on local debent-
new ttiwttlt►dtor *lees; 0-1n. rubber
"" 90 feet; .,•in. tubber• belt. a
THURSDAY,- APZIL 4th, 1924
KODAKS
iIw')s.,
1010010100 110•=MN
Developing, 1"rintizg
g �• t
and Enlargt'ng
H*' C. DUNLOP
The Rexall Drug Store
GoderjC'!$•
Bedford Block ..
$170,771:,04 $12,886,24
This will mean a reduction of $12,-
886.24 in annual payments, $11,000
of which is paid -out. of taxes.
The. proposed.:town hall debentures
will require an annual payment of
$0,820.6,g..From this the. revenue
from the building, at least $2,000,
will by deducted. Prom those fig.
ures it .will be seen that, with $1.1,,00
being. Struck off and only $4,800 ad-
ded,
d
ded , for the ; town 'hall, there will still'
be .a . large reduction in the annus
amount'required to bo raised out of
taxes., Arid it is' considered that th
revenue from the use ,of the auditor.
iufn, rent of the 'Hydro store, m4-
iAtrate's dike, etc., ,will probasbly mea
ceecis• the amount magntioned • above
anfl cause. 'a . Author reduction in the
anrunt required from taxesl
Merchants at '*Sarnia,, .Chatham,
and 'other; points, through the med-
ium 'of' boards of trade, are urging
a . Tliursday::aftez'toon half holiday
far "the �•fianks instead 'of Saturday
afternoon. , The` reasbn' fortads-
obvious.. is
'Saturday is always the big
day in Ontario. tovvns and ,cities
Farmers con* in for ,,oleic around
and `many' stores do 60 per cent. o
the ...weekly business on Saturdays
The-bnnits close at noon. Merchant
and farmers, if . they, want to use the
facilities .of •the bank, must crowd
everything into the morning. So the
Bankers' s Association will be. asked
to permit•=the 'banks • tn.-male the
•change. Another important. reason
why many merchants Would like • to
see the change, says the Canadian
Grolier, ` is' the fact that :sof much
money ' has to : be held over. urttil
M'ondjty. If this proposal • were
adopted .and • the summer weekly:
half.holiday of the :merchants Its the
different towns were fixed for the
same : day (Thursday)'it might he' a
good move. The advantages pf hav-
ing the 'same day for civic holiday
are obvious acid the advantages of
all towns adapting the same day for
the weekly half holiday also are ob-
vious: It would not ve a good ar-
rangement though for the banks. to
stay open Wednesday afternoons if
the . mercharlts were going to close
that hdayandthen
close Thursday s Th gels
if
Y
the_ merchants were going to stay
open. aalaka it ell the same day.
•
(TInursday)«
,
paying thenneelve' ,:or. attendance at
meetings, not more than $5 per day.
Owing to the action of the Munici.
pal Committee the other day, the
clause now carries at the end this
provisio, "after such bylaw las been
submitted to and approved of by
the electors on the day sof the annual
election of trustee$,"- - -
After brief discussion of the prin.
ciple involved, I). J. Taylor (Prog.
North Grey) en Wednesday with-
drew his resolution railing for the
House membership to 1* reduced to
the same number as Ontario mem.
hers in the Commons--82--and for
Ontario ridings to have boundaries
coterminous with federal constituen-
cies. Mr. Taylor is one of those who
objected strenuously last seasian to
the wiping 'ort of rural caststituen.
cies by the redistribution bill.
Hon. Chas. McCrea has announced
deelaion of the Government to take
over doh hateheries in thin Province
whkia are being given up by the Do -
milder: Government next month.
The announcement followed •a con-=
ferenee hero with federal officials.
The hatcherles„are at Point Edward,
Kenitra, !'lollingwood, Wiarton. Port
Arthur. Se uthanaptdt, Belleville and
Kingsville. The province already
operate* hatcheries at Port Arthur,
Fort Franei*, Ii enora and Norman-
dak.,,� When the Domini** Govern-
ment gave notice that it proposed to
discontinua nirte hatcheries in On -1
arlo, vinoroue repreaegtatlinre were
made to the Ontarin Government not
a let them 1* ab*nthnned. in vier of
its need* of the fishing indeetry,
rid Mr. McCrea ha* placed an am -
tent in the estimate* for this year
n eganeeti,at 'oak aainttenente.
urea, $5,7,2:01;. equity in Hydro AC,L'T`1[dN $ALIi;S a'alse)ut ►
System. $29,3ft1.8s; other assets, 3a feet; set lumber wood harness
$903.22. Lfabflitfts include debet,- """' team harness numb,'r' of ash rr
�!1.l:�ittfit? 1t'c'1'itax -AL1, OF tonsruns and ;harrow' drafts; qua
tore b*alattct, $54,015.96; sand' ac- ' iIt)t'�t. T C1t'1ltrJt11�(1a, f or iron poets.; No. 3 Daisy churn.
counts payable, $4,876.35, a total of sop kettts•: itt nt n Tftnoltr, city
1 *rn in<inwtrtamd any tha 13Mr�a %ar-,bushr.}s of held anti ieesd �XC,1 11
$66,892.34. The difference between raw til mil by pub sue m at their clean; butte% Soy i standar:
assets and`liabtlities to represented hoot'. corner of W iioo OM Ligttt- ulean+d serCenittgs; quaMlty off
ins tat ret•erves and eperatitag holm'. +sleets, t;roneriehn, on it ossonnt sweet rooter sed; wtiitriei
plias, as follows: Reserve f equity +ATt'1tin, Y. :will. out dotimetrees and numerous other
in Hydro system. menus; re- eem►me'mtina; • at 1 a:Week eftarp • I t kie+t.
stmt for depreciation on the Hydrotit re...
ng ntA cat lire anus, ineiud.. Werf rrnnln re r�tntsdhhit iia
ves, ino: Li iris roan frootturr, furniture,*
'ttoukt lir ineictnrrat tit" calf' WI
*Mem. $s4,.'t5ta.66; other reserves, rnotn furraturr, �b,xisbam furntWrt;
12,796.00; . debentures paid, #12,1172.- pp�ane uetwl scat. cost ratter, refrbg±ra- ti"td under ru%cr.
09 local aiitirisrrx fu 4 $6.77!.01; std- tor. 3+Pt,Y'r r7 tan71atn rant. .hammock.l TI•:H'lr -_111 ".ata of $10 and u
ditiossal tog swifts, ebrarie IAa+hrr. 3 carpet sw.oprr!r,araslr, over that amount, lklr'en Ind
+At. leo Serati sur M! 106.- me Wtarr, typnw esee, newts, roga. t'retiit wHt be diver on firratiip�lain'
Aerating account' for the cut tsfits and iiictures. s,' Mame proved Joint lrotee. A dIa,'.o:int, or
year ,bows total revenwe $64i,771t.71 soca r, +"alley. iOled~ai Burp, atard*n t"'nt..rlraigtit aanver tt fur rush ors a
and total !Arent*, $48,843,43• profit 't°" ` 44n.? nu e1oi t °Mer 'artlrins. Indountet. fttraargeers mu+t hays t
+ 1n , TF,ilvlz aa,tt. Fences from their beniarr.
$6.819.a1t• Para• ail! fir nn rYe. ti. :K/itt Pf IiFR. Prop.. T. Idi Noe
At the meeting of the Lead Water '1'. t.0 Wit )1. iue1lineer. i x. H. No. 1. Ooder'Ieyr tntti�