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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-06-10, Page 7THURSDAY, J1J\E 10th, 1921 Hotel Taller DETROIT 800 Rooms -- 800 Batts $2.50 per Day sod op MINN 1141=.• Arabian Restaurant Gothic Grill Cafeteria Teat Rotim ..ae. C. C. SCHANTZ Osmond Manager. You Can Get Relief From Constipation By Using MILBURN'S Cqustipationis one of the most pre. Talent troubles the human race is sub- ject to, and is the greatest (nose of many *four ailments,; for if the towels rail to_nerfonn their S4uetious property.• all the otherorgaiut of the -body writ- %tome deranged. Krell your bowels working naturally and godly by the nee of. Milburn'' LaxseLi' er Pins, amid thus iIo Awa,' with the constipation said ail..the other. troubles cereeed'by it near nearest 'daag;ist or dealer birdies them; put erp only by The T. Yilbur i Vo.. Limited' Woronio, Ont. • >~ SW`ARTS' 'Into and. Horse Livery flack Stables, Etc. 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Nay, Which is precious in His eyes, tapon thla Judah told how he had be - The contrite heart. come surety for the lad and ended The holy Spirit from on high hie pleading by begging to les allov*- Will listen to its faintest sigh, ed to become a servant to Joseph In !And cheer, and heal, and purify. Benjamin's stead. The contrite heart. • "Had Joseph been, ets 7n(ah sup - Charlotte Elliott. paced him, an utter stranger to the PRAYER not but be wrought upon by such Bestow on us, 0 Lord, the contrite powerful reasonings as thee; it was heart se that we may plead for mercy enough to melt a hears of atone; and receive cleansing from all our but to Joseph who was nearer akin sins. For Jesus' sake. Amen. . to Benjamin than Judah himself was. S.S. LESSON FOR JUNE 20th, 1929 and who. at this time, felt a greater Lesson 'lhtle-4udah's flea, *treater:, both for him and his aged Lesson. Passage -Gen. 44:1814. be than Judah did, nothing could be mare **singly, ormore happily Golden. Text --l's. '01;17. said." : (M. Henry.) In last day's lesson we left Joseph 'WORLD MISSIONS in prison. A succession of events, A prince of the Church in India all tending to the release °of Joseph, Born, a blue-blooded Brahmin, into follows until we see him standing be- the strictest caste tradition, Dr. Kali fore Pharaoh, King of Egypt, inter- Charan Chateerjee became, during preting a dream. The outcome was his more than sixty years of life as a Christian, ari unanswerable argu- ment to •the subtle philosophies of India. He became an 'outcast to his own ',eerie, but every one of his children ,have played distinguished rc1es in the awakening of India. He lost wealth and social prestige, but, he became the widest known and the beat loved native Christian in the Punjab, and was honored by British and American Universities. He gave up his instinctive• pride of race, but he received that heavenly grace, "the fragrance of . the knowledge of Christ," which • impressed every one he met, (Selected). Huron County Council (Continued from page, 5). family, wren common humanity could the appointing of Joseph, as one in whom the. spirit of God is, as prime minister of state, than whom there was tions greater .than Pharaoh. "He that, in the morning was drag- ging his fetters of iron, before night, was adorned with a chain of gold." Pharaoh had been warned in his dream that a time of famine -was at hand so the prime minister showed his wisdom in following out the plan he had outlined to Pharaoh and stor- ed up corn a -plenty. Amongst those who came from a distance to buy were Joseph's brethren whom he re- cognized. He did, not• reveal himself to• them; reminding them of their conduct towards him for the time was not ripe when they could' .be brought tp repentance: ' They en- countered many disturbing • situation"s on their {several journeys to and from Egypt, even imprisonment for wee days. This terrifying ejxper. guard fences as follows: 100 feet on ienee quickened their memories .and. ,gitch side on the north approach and consciences until they cried out tat 150 feet on the south approach on they were verily guilty concerning each side, their brother's An amendment by Messrs. Neeb They came anothertime bringing, and McQuaid was carried, that the as commanded, their youngest broth- county construct only the statutory er and then followed, more and store, -roach of liability-oo. 100 feet of approaches at g distrersin • events c each a all leading up to PP the bridge, but that the revealing. of Joseph to his breth: if the council of Goderieh township rein. wishes to safeguard their portion of Benjamin, on the suspicion in of hav- theaProaches, arrangements being stolen a silver cup . found in . his made . to have this work continued, sack,was condemned tobecome Jos- with the,understanding that Goderieli. eph's servant,: Their dismay filled township assume the . cost of their the heart of Judah' for he had become Portion of construction. ' surety for the lad to his lather.. We next visited Corey's bridge oltt These brethren were ,not the same the boundary of Stanley and Goderic'h cold, hard-hearted' men as they were townships. We recommend that the in the long ago, for they prostrated east approach be widened and guard mspice'i befo#'e..Joseph - one. Judah .fences erected for 100 feet on each began to plead their cause. He, in side of both approaches. beginning his plea, showed. much def- We fdu»d several of the 'bridges erence to the high position of the where abutments and piers were being undermined by the current, but owingto the depth of the water; it leas impossible to ascertain'' the- ea:. tent of the injury. Your committee feel that a stone barricade will be more effective in preventing' this in jury thana concrete apron on ac- count of the flexibility of the stones in following the excavation. We recommend that the approaches to the Mud Creek bridge, •Ste;fhen. McGillivray; boundary, be improved.. Estimated cost of Road and Bridge Committee's work,. 1926: • Hanna bridge (washed out) .... $ 20 Annett bridge (abutm't repair) 850 Painting, 2 bridges. (Bowes' and Menzie's) ...:... ....... 80 y Ball's bridge (painting);, 250 Holmesville bridge.. . . 100 . Corey's bridge'... 100 accuser and judge and begged for a patient hearizig..mile-he.°Would state the circumstances of'Benjantin's pres- ence with them.. He told how' dear he was to their father, staking the case the more pitiable because both his mother and full' brother were dead, although of the latter he was not certain. Then he. reminded Jos- eph that he himself had urged Ben- jamin's coming and that the father had been most unveilling to let .him go, saying if anything should happen , The forertninerofeohlbt and griPPe• . Heat and inhale Min - aril's and. rub .it on the' throat and chest. The great preventive. WOMAN COULD NARBLI`WALK Mrs. Hera Tells Low Lydia E. Puvkbam's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health Ilamflton,Ont-•"have taken Lydia E. Pinkbant's Vegetable Compound and would not be without it now. I had a female trouble so badly I could hardly walk and I was all run- . dolrn end could hardly get around to do my house. work. I would be in bed three or four dsy'soat a time. I was told by a friend to try 'our ' etFe • Compound. 1 did. and y the time I took two bottles 1 was *gonia to get *round again. I took .en bottles: in all, and now I am all right again and doing my own work. I have six grown-ups to work for, so I have plentgto do. I also trated Lydia 1v. Pinkham s Sanative Wash, and I think it Is good ButI owe my health to the Vegetal*. Compound, and 1 think if more of it was used women would be better off. I would not be without it if it cost much mores"- Airs. nore."-_Mrs. NEut,ra Holm, 28 St. Matthews Avenue, Hematite, 'ltotr Ontario. Ito yon feel broken down, nervous and weak sometimes? Lydia E. Pisk- hem'et Vegetable Compound is excel. lent an take at each aOrate It *Iways helps, and if taken reOlarly and per- ,amotoy, via rolftwenViiiieofteltion.e:, Cook by Electricity Wash by Electricity Iron by Electricity CONVENIENT, CLEAN, QUICK • Cheaper than coat or wood An Electric Vacuum Cleaner removes tlie dust; a broom just moves the *favi. We guarantee all hydro Lamps for 15iut Lours. %Valk in and see display at The Hydro Store e.. $ 900 Emergent costs.. . $1000 Mr. Fulton addressed the council with reference tothe importance of the Huron County Trustees' and Ratepayers' Association and 'asked for financial support. Mr. Archibald also' addresled the council' advocating a grant in support of Mr. Fulton's re- quest. He claimed the Association was es muchentitled to a grant as was the Teachers' Association. Mr.'l Twin,• , ^provincial engineer. was' present and addressed the coun- cil particularly with .reference to the township patrolmen's .work, and 'sug. Y. gaited that rrieeti'ngs- eelieid: wttli"th'e minor councils and patrol men. Mr. Erwin also spoke at length regarding grants td county connecting links and the proper interpretation . of the ap- •plication of the regulations regarding these grants. • Inall imrrovenents on connecting links within the limits of towns or villages, there must 1* an agreement in each case. In some counties the council assumes alL • the responsibility on connecting streets. The following ntotions were sub. Miffed: • By Messrs. Robertson and Backer asking the clerk to call the attentio'ii of the town of Wingh ten to the mo- tion passed by the county council last year with reference to the return of the Warden by acclamation the year following his term of offiee.-Carried. By - Messrs. Moser and Manson that a grant of $50 be made trt,the Poultry and' Pet Stock Association for the year 1926.• -Referred to the executive committee. By Messrs. Geiger and Saunders that the special Levy on the ecnerete road in Hensel! be not made this year as we have over 33,000 to our rreilit. --Sent to the Good Roads Commis. don. By Messrs. MtBwen and Beattie that each association befofe reeeiv- in,g a grant from the (''aunty of Ilur• on must send to the eounty •clerk a : copy of its prize list and finaneial statement. se Carried. By Mhssrs. Coultes and Cameron that' a grant of $200 be made to the Heron ('ouatty Tr•usteees' and Rate- payers' A.•.toefation -Sent to the • eseeutive committee. On Thursday afternoon the der); ' sannounet teat he had rcc•a'ived an , applkatioa fres* lir. J.Franklin It would appear reasonable for the Johnsten for the poaftion of Valuator. town to assume all of the cost of the ---!arid on the tabk. public portion and one=half of the The trese'rer then gave a report cost of the sewer. Heat could be of the financial position el the eoun- supplied by the Court' !louse !'oiler, ty. fur which an annual payment could Hews of Refuge 1* made, and the;auine" of the Court The House of Refuge* Committee Horse could be paid extra by the reported es (Wows : . town for the caretaking of the public We met at Clinton March 2nd and : hysterics. It is probable that lights May 28th ,and audited, at these meat. will be required a large part of the time. which, of course, would need to 1* an a system separate from the Court House. For your information I have made a liberal estivate of the cost. which for the public portion would be 53,500, and for the county prrtion,'52,000, each -paying one•half of the cost of the sewer. It would the advisable to secure the consent of the judge of the county court bete)e proceeding." The executive committee reeem- 'nended no grant to the Trustees' and Ratepayers' Association but in ,com- mittee this was changed to m;kinal a grant of $1001 *hart a grant of 2211 bo given, to the Poultry and Pet Stock Association; that the question of jailer's salary be not opened up at this time; that a grant of 150 be Made to the County ,Fruit Show. The following motions were adopt - ad: deretand, been closed satisfactorily. BY Messrs. Erwin and Cox that we Reeve elunnings and the inspector bold our annual county council picnic were asked to elose the arrangements et Bayfield on Wednesday, June 16th. 'regarding the property belonging to The Warden, the elerk and Messr& two inmates from Godericb. Erwin. Cox and Manson were ap- At the May meeting, owing to the_ !minted a committee to carry out ar. resignation of Miss Campbell, assist- rangements for the picnic. ant matron, an appointment of assist. Moved by Messrs. Sanders and Er - ant matron was made. Several ap win that we. the members and officers plications were received and several of Huron County Council 'take great of the applicants visited the Home to Pleasure in expressing 'our sincere make a personal application. The I appreciation of the kind invitation of committee appointed Miss Mary J, Bruce County Council to join them in Miller, of Barrie, who came well re- an interchange of methods of proeed- commended and appeared to. the in.- are in carrying out yentas? council spector, manager and matron. per- work. which -conference peered very sonally to be the 'best fitted for 'the interesting and profitable. We also position. The initial salary was nes appreciate the courtesy with which ed at $30 per 'mcnth, which she ac- we were received and entertained and cepted. ' The inspector was instructed to joy a return of similar get-together dose up• the House 'o# Refuge aa' meetings in our • respective 'counties. count with Thos. McMichael, who was, as it is a decided advantage to have for some tune a paying inmate, but is this means of comparing notes and at.nreeent eng9l~ed in Stratford. ' of friendly intercourse. That tt copy The large visitor' register, :which of this resolution bo forwarded to the has been in use sinlet thch opening of Warden of Bruce county. the •Home, is completely felled, and A motion by Messrs. ;Middleton instructed the clerk to procure a and Cox that the bonds for the new new one and the order -will be made' Collegiate Institute to' be built. in Cllnto r w n. .for winch theo t f c un n c ..s as soon as stationers reply ti; thei •clerk's, sreelftcations furnished diem, next responsible. be guaranteed by It was found necessary ta: prder. the • County .of Huron in preference some repairs to' eavetroughs'and pro to the town, AS a saving of a eonsid- peat.le aieunt canb Made by doing' n • v ede additional rugs for one of the thaw -Laid on the table to be eonsid. rooms, This was, ordered done' by, ere�d later. + i the inspector arid manager... Moved by Messrs. dlennebe)'a and 4: On both occasion- your committee Inglis that owing to lands 'br'ing inspected the Home and prmiemises taken gutofWroxeter. and placed. in and found all • in .perfect order,. and the townshdps • of Howlett and Tari+. we :deem. the county fortunate in berry by the Ontario Railway Board. having Air, and •MSc: Jacobs in the r . of th o for.the •i the eseeasmnent of. Wroxeter be re- managemente H mc, y Anted • to •2142,750' for 1926 equalize seem to be. very zealous and -efficient in 'theiter€ormanee:-of,.their..'duties:. Re request ol''-:tlie Association 'of ings, the quarterly accounts and in. strutted the clerk to mate r Wets for the payment of the same, Marsh 2nd. $2,322.36; May 2$th. $2,501.40; total. $4,823.76. We issued instructions to the in. specter and the reeves concerned to make the, proper arrangements. for the settlement of the properties be. -longing to certain inmates as fol- lows: "Aim to an inmate from Stephen the matter was referred to Reeves Neeb and Sanders to act with the in. specter; the case of an inmate front Usborne to Reeve Hanna and the in- spector; the case of an inmate from Herrick to Reeve Inglis and the in. specter. • The inspeetor was instructed to take steps to close the estate of the late John Lamb, an inmate of. the House cf Refuge now deceased, These severs* estates have. we un. - would at some titre in 'the future en - tion purposes. --Carried. :Mored by Messrs. . Cameron -and Managers of Homes fora ed ai►d in- .Tohnston that CountyeClerk Holman ficin,' tri attend a"meeting of same onDe given two Weeks' . holidays' this Wednesday Thursday , atilt -Friday, yea). --Carried. y' A •second report. of the Gond Roads June 23ryd, 24th and' 25th year coni.- Cr omission' recommended • that: no nutted recorriniended that no action notion be taken On the request .of ',), be taken. - - • • • W. Jowett Inc 224,5.77 for r•travrl." as Messrs, Macdoaneli, ('oatesand we find. no evidenee.that Mr, Jewett Stewart Appointed Valuators owns the newel or to right-of-woy. The council then went 'into commit. and :we further recommend tlintthe tee of the whole to'consider the guess-eounty continue to seeore.gravel from tion of valuation of the county and the same location." : the appointment of valuators: "Re inenra'ice . e mart .accidents, Moved by Mosta: Geiger and Mc we iinre.alreadv reported (11 this mats Ewen that the Valuators value at! ter in January. and we recommend least 8 to 10 per cent. of each con- that this question be decided by the cession and street. ---Carried. whole council.. • , Moved by Messrs. McQuaid and Re motion. of -Messrs: Geiger' end Inglis that the valuators Stare -not Senders. thpt thee s'+ecial levy nit the. later than June 15th and end Sept. Village: of Hensel! be net made this 15th, -Carried: t•eae. on rc,'ornn•enti. rte»t thio, be al- Moeed, by Messrs. Munnings and lowed'' as was 'done with Wingham Hays that the report be adopted as lastveal"., to the pay the valuators are to re- "We recommend .dint the l.edirn ceive.-Carried. The report: • was fence at.. Chatters' Hill Mill Road that the remuneration ire $5 a day l'uckersmith, he removed!, and thee with' an allowance cf .$2 a day for the: owners hf •h•.ard fenee 'between expenses. - on 5 and 0: and • of 1ml fences be- Moved 'by Messrs. aicKibhon and tween con. 11 and 12 and 13, Hay McQuaid that the commission be -tnwnshim be requested• to replace composed of three members, . one them with -wire, from rrbnn and two from ' rural "We recommend thet the hie op- municipalifies.-C'.'ried. posite lot 28, inn. 10, Enet Wri♦in- Balloting was then conducted in noir, be imr cape! by ditaltit'g anal committee 01 the whole. and on the su+•facdng, witmoh will oast about $150:. fifth ballot Mr. C. A. Maedennell was "We recommend tint song addi- elected as the urbane iepredentatfve. '*tonal In'm.veutents bo made nn' road Mr. Wnt. if, Coates was elected -as 23, Ashfield, in. grading and surfac- the rural representative from the ing.".. • south on the _first 14111oti and art Chas.: Stewart.• was' elected as the rural representative'from the north. The council then adjourned to Fri- day morning. ' On Friday morning the. finance committee reported on a number of accounts and recommended that a 4- • . The report was 'adopted, witli-'t11e. `eXceatioii of this ctauee'zvith ref-$nen .'. to special levy on Hens:alwhich was lost on the following division. -Fur the Claw -Claw -Backer. Beattie, Coultes.tes, Dodds, Erwin,. Geiger, Kennedy, Klopp, • Manson, alelawan, :M1eNibbon. McQuaid, Middleton and hlnindltrs -14; mill rate be- struck on the equalized .agalnnt-••-Armst••ong, assessment of the• county for 1920, Farrish, Hanna, Hayes, lienneberg, and that one-fifth of a mill be raised Hubbard, Inas, Johnston. Liable: - for Provincial Highway.• levy on the ston, McDonald, Munnings. Maser. equalized assessment of the county. "'.'Tech, Robertson aald Shertrced �-•17. . The_ retort was adopted. The question of the mill rate fair The • chairman of the Education roads was next taken up in connnit- Committee, Mr. Robertson, made a tee, when it was moved in amendment verbal report of natters pertaining to the report of . the -Gond Roads to school grants to •High Schools and Commission by Messrs. Hayes and • continuation schools, speaking partia Geiger, that the 114;hways rate thin cularly with reference to the shunt- year be 'one and a half mills en the ion in Exeter, where a part of the dollar instead Jif two mills. A vote public school building was being used was taken and 0 voted for the 'las for High School purposes and a ren- mill rate and 25, for the report in tai 'charged for its use. Messy% favor of a 2 -mill rate. For the 1's- Baeker, Sanders and Neeb spoke mill rate. --•Messrs. Cox,- Geiger, Han. briefly with reference to the matter 'na, Mayes, Livingston, ;Jeete--0. of continuation and high School Against -Messrs. Armstrong, Back- grante which• were given based on er, Beattie, Cameron, Coultes. Dodds, annual levies asked by the various Erwin, Farrish, Ilenneberg, Hubbard. High and Continuation schools in this Inglis, Johnston, Kennedy, Klopp., county and for pupils attending Manson, McDonald, McEwen, McKib- schools in adjacent counties. bon, McQuaid, Middleton, Munnings. Mr. Hayes, et,unfy solicito►'. was Moser. Robertson, Sanders, Shortreed present and Kayo a verbal report re. -•-215. garding • the matter of tonstrueting The matter of the council adoptfn•.e office and public Lavatories under the the Globe Indemnity's Aeeident Court house and. vv, tz vequested to surance in the county was taken up give his opinion in writing. Plans and a motion teas made by 'i1t:asrs. for tite work had been mimeo up by Inglis and ('ex to accept tb( offer F:ngfneer AmaPeatterton, who wrote, "A with the privilege of cancelling the new 7 -inch sewer will be required same at :sty time. A standing vote from the (',curt Mune to the manhole was tarsen, 9 voting; for the motion on the Square opposite Whet street. and 2.1 again^,t. , and there will be ample fall for the The motion fee the county to guar. $.cote. an abandoned chimney in the .anter the bonds rf. the Clinton Col. Cot -rt Neuse can be utilized ae a vent, h'giate was then considered. and 'Mr. Olt. :Eno edetoile of .plumbiee . hghtieg , a N. IL Hill,F�toc•k broker, t.r,,eluech. ] 15 ' heating, etc.. hat'e! been Aosta, as it addressed 'the cnutte•il an 1.014411 art r•GR PLI TCHER'S !was drenteal advisable ti', lea'e three (lint4,n, A standing tote a ce uite:1 in matters till it was titanic 4 whether r,r' f.,ur crate for the la4'.iien alai25 not the rchemc we,uld be e:arricd out. against. • CASTOR eA 1 it A well night on Lake Erie cuss owe of eater Om* iiri*t of dr gt ell Liao *takes • _abatmat lsesek it Your jearas'. A *pod 144414 is sa then. owl . , , , , a loesr, lobed Asap sad SA appsdsiag bre ekfaet fat dee sew raiNa. j 1104•00.0. "ittA D " #Mit taryo MA MAA *WYALO" Arab '!'°C&he Coast _0 ]1 17 . wires hso A,. 'leo i4: M.ossmissolot WOOF SSC *WO WI C 46.01Liem. Nov suelitzwasweimp 0.0w4 eat,*. lreaellIsal .itti. I Goisksaslielissawass ti JM . 0 1111 '.1 Vtir+,...w Fare $5.80 A second report of the county pros. petty committee reciting the steps taken in regard to the matter of ' constructing lavatories under the Court Howe was adopted, and a mo- a tion by Messrs. Hanna and Inglis that no action be taken in proceeding with the work was carried. Moved by` Messrs. Parrish and Armstrong that municipalities ha\' ing paid special levies as per a spa. ctal committee's report, dealing with the equalization of county read ex- pendituree to past years, be re-Im- bursed to the extent of their spcefal levies, and that provision be made at this session regarding this matter, A vote was taken after much discus-' Sion and resulted as foil:eve; a in favor of the resolution andltl :il;ainst. On Friday. afternoon 'Al, ate+ raid re -opened the discussion of the mat. ter which had been adjourned et the Tuesday forenoon session regarding the Provincial highway • paving un the Huron road. At the request of the 'ti': rden Beattie presented the preamble of the'!' petition which had been presented to members of the council. previous . to the meeting of the eouneil. :It was moved' by Messrs. *Quaid and Geiger that this, council 'adhere I to its resolution of the January meet- I ing re this matter, and that we mem« oriallze the. Highways d)epnrtment to defer-hnving-•the Provincial Tlighway: from. Gnderich to Dublin' only to a i. point a, distance of 5,5 miles east of; Godet•neh fLi a number of ,rears. 1. atoned by IfesarS. Beattie 7 aril Mlunninge tlutt motion 117 ;of tlie' January 'cession made len Messrs.!: M ua' s c ed and Hanna • :.. H n r. Pic♦ •. Q r mcaii Highway pavine be rescinded, Mr, Geiger elaimecl that: only the; question of rescinding motion No. 47 'was hefore the council, and asked for a reltng. The Waldennden ruled in favor, of Mel Geiger's •contention and thee council upheld him, • : •• •• The rote on the motion; to rescinds, resulted 14 • for and 10 ageing, as . follows: Yen --~leases. Minstroni;,1 .Backer,. Besittfe} Utes,. (rtfi, Dein s, Erwin, enneberg,. Living:aton, Me: Ewen,. Middleton, Munnin s Moser: ' g . and Robertson. Againet•-•-Aleesrs.1: Cameron„ Fnriish, Geiger. Han -i na, Hayes. Hubbard, Inglis.. John -1 sten, Kennedy, Kamm, *Donald, t Manson, *Quaid, Neeb, Sanders art Shortreed. The following motion* were theta introduced; By Messrs. Erwin and Inglis. Utak the County Treasurer make a stlsaa'- ment showing all the rates eolleetsi from and moneys paid out to well Off the municipalities fer Good Roerlrl. purposes Rinse the beginning of time County Road system, and mail it tin to each reeve and deputy reeve. - Carried. Moved by Messrs. Coultes snit Shortrae0ct that a letter cNnressiag ort' anmecintrscn be Fent to the mayor or Kincardine for the splendid manner in which the members and officers of Heron . Count!, C uneil were enter - twined by the ladies and ronneil of hint town at the magnificent bauauet Wednesday evening, June 2nd.-•.-.Ca:r.• tied. Moved by Messrs. Coultes and Models. that the edueation eommitte be instructed to take the nera'esary' steps to unravel the tangle with re. ' r'ai'd to the I'••eter• Ilil'z School tea ter of leer sed if well :are that the \F erden M'• 110101 t4.••. and the cierL be ameoint('d a eemmittee to reit on the reucation Tlenai'tteent,•=-Carr'i'ed. Bylaws 41, 7, 8, 9 and 10 were pas - Red nod, the. eourrcii having eoncludei2 the beelehse Of the Jone session,, mete learned to Meet :the filet Tuesday he Decembers , „-. EIZ!' JOR TIRED, PIJFPEDUP FEET The minute you putyour feet "Tiz" bath you feel pain • drawn out and comfort lust soaking in. flow good yourtirei, swolkto. burning feet feel. ��Tiz inetanttr draws ant . tine poisonous exudations that puff up your feet and caste • sore,` inflamed, sweaty feet. "Tiz," and qtly "Tiz,' takes die pant and rorenets out of Cern%, cadge louses and bunions. Get a box of "Tit" at any drug or departures* store for a few cents. Your fest ant: never going to :,other you any mere A whole ycar'i foot comfort guano. The Goderieh Star's CLUBBING LIST The tirttird 1.(mdon Free Press ;t1 75 The Stat .ltd London Advertiser (1.75 The Star and The Toronto Gi(,l'e u.7S The Sta. and The: Mai; and Empire .. (x.75 The. Star and '1 he Torontt,' Star.. ...... 6-75 . The Star and The Farmers' Sun 3-40 1 he Star and 'the !':unlit I1'.irald and Weekly Star. 3.00 The Star and Saturday dight. , ..; ..., 5,50 . 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All deposits are guaranteed ranteeed 1ty the g of rntnent of the '-Pro'vince alt (ttt.lrio. a• ' Remittances. !b aa1J lie made 1'p Pmt ( itr.:e' money Tarter, express urder.,tr rc ,istered letter, and should l'i, .i d,c e'.j to your nearest tirandli,i.vihe'rd they will rece'iv'e i*o-otp1 attontiem. Province of Ontario Savings Office C Head Office t 15 Queen's Park, Toronto Toronto Branch lkfiresi : {'or. Bay and Adelaide Ste. ('or. t'nivervity and Itundas SW 519Dani r o rIt l t , lore tither Branches at Hamilton, St. Catharineu, St. Marys Pembroke. Rrantford, Woodstock. 11w(n `aiuet4, 1It4aaa Seaforth, Walkerton Newmarket and Alaylrner, r' • r ,