The Goderich Star, 1926-08-12, Page 5•
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THE TOWN COUNC
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Motion to Wreck Old Market Building and Move Scales
Behind5T•own Hall Lost on 4 to 4 Vote
110S1.11114 - 'GETS FURTHER GRANT OF $500
Agreement Signed for the Pavement to the Square ,and
Work Started Follow ng Morning
The regular meeting. of the town was referred to the finance commit.
council .was -held on Friday evening tee. se •
last, with all the members in attend. The fallowing letter was received
&ice with. the exception of Councillor from the Deputy Minister of High -
Bailie. . ways:
The treasurer's statement WAS re- I acknowledge your telegram, also
fared to the finance committee and letter. Cf Aug. 4th, ecru:. am ,today
the cemetery, sexton's report to the; sending to Mr. Downey agreement in
cemetery and parke committee. duplicate, • which will regeire to be
The tax collector reported , 5
p .ted the 'fol igned by your municipality before
lowing tax collections from July 16th work can be authorized, I have• the
to Aug. 'flim 4023 taxes. e32.55 ; consent of the Minister to prepare
)925, $847.33: 1925 oil. $'15.08; 1926, this work to be undertaken ae<•soon
$387.09; total, $1082.05. This was as the agreement has been dub?' eign.
referred to the. finance 'committee, ed. I would understand • from tele•
A petition: for tee laying of a cem-. phone ' conversation an& also from -
ent sidewalk on Angleeea street from wire that the council is asking that
Victoria street to Cambria road: was. ibis work,be done, and for this rense
referred to the publie works conniiite on there should he no- delay -what -
tee. . ever.'dn the execution of the agree -
'The following' applicetimus for resent,: -
building permits was referred to the 'Moved by -Councillor tee, seconded •
fire committee with power 'ti actin by Councillor Sproul, that the Mayor -
urgent cases: Prom W, Carey, to and the clerk be authorized to execute
remodel present dwelling on the west the agreement with: the public works
'side of South street, putting cement and ,highways of Ontario es 'present-
" foundation under`Isitchen and re -roof- 'ed'in connection with the extension
ing withcedar shingles: s• from Thos.andco
nstractf
on of ewe:=ty foot •con-
Babb, to re -roof dwelling on 'north trete : pavement up, to the 'Sgitarc.
side of Britannia road; from Knox tarried. Reeve . Mupnings voting nay.
church). to shingle stable with, cedar The cemetery.and parks committee
shingles over sheeting of asbestos reported has follows: Ur.' .T. Benson
paper, and repair rootingCox has . con sed
onl ' 1 t the
doe inn p erection of
g
on Colborne street, with cedar %hinge vault at the •gemetere,;which meets
les; from Josiaei Knight, to erect gar- with the•approval of your committee.•
age on north. side of Pict= 'street; Mr.CoSc has presented hien cheque for
from Jas. H. Joltiston, to re -roof '40, and we recommend . that a deed
part of dwelling on Essex 'Street; be issued to Mr. Cox for vault site
from A. Allen, to erect verandah and = No, 3 in section 6 of Range G.
shingle one side of home. on of th - ''1 • water; light. and harbor cont.
side of Trafalgar street; from J D.- nittee.. reported that two slides and
Wilson. to re -roof poultry house on. one sting board had !leen Installed
Cambria road.,at the " bathing .beach. 'They n;•e
• Mr. B. H; McCreth made applica-:much used:and much .appreciated.
tion -for the-useofAerrlcultural..Park :. The public works committee re.
en Saturday,' Aug.. 21st. for a • field ported as follows: We have -reed -et -id'
day of championship athletes in at- the engineer's -report on Liglttetesee
tendance. at Indian Village Boys' street sewer 'from west side of Tot
Campo at Menesetung Park. This was 107 to Wellesley street, and we re--
referred
e-referred to the public works commit- commend that a construction 'bylaw.
tee with power to act. 'bee passed and the finance eomiiiittee�
A request front. the Huron ,Motor make arrangements with the . bankie '
Sales'' Co, for perrniesion-to erect an -(for funds.
other gas pump on South'street was '`i'he•engineer'has presented his re-
referred to the public works commit -r ports on' petitions for sidewalk on
tee. ' ' JAnglesea street and on Elgin avenue
Mr: Hall -Rutledge asked for per-; and wq recommend that the necessary
mission to lay a cement slab over construction bylaws be passed and
two lots in the 'cemetery. This, -was• that the• finance Committee arrange
referred to the cemetery and parks with the bang for funds, and that the
committee: ' - committee• advertise for tenders to do
A petition from certain residents then work. •
on Elgin avenue asket: that the lay-. We recommend that the chairman
ing of. cement sidewalk teethe north of 'this committee be empowered '.•o
side from Waterloo to Wellington st. re -roof the south side, of .garage -dwel-
be deferred as there was a+ good, c • ling -with patent •fire proof roofing
der walk there at present. This as shingle's. ,
referred to the public works corn t- The lire committee reported hating
tee, l granted the following 'building per.
A letter from° Mr. G. P. France, mita: 'To 'G. 'L. 'Baxter, for garage.
secretary of the Blue Witter Highway on' Albert street; to .W: IL Maker, for _
Association, asked for paymei)t of -porch on dwelling on Wellington st.;
the amend.
promised ibytbe cauncil..to D.`Diac'Dougall, foe garage on Que-
Thus was referred to the special ;cam- 'bee street.
inittee. Councillor Turner and Reeve ' The `finance :e manatee reported as
hfunritrigs agreed to call on nwrch. (otleies,..in'. -'the matter of selling
- antsfor subscriptione to the funds. $2/,000 Ref 1934- Victory 'bonds of the
A statement of the rentals r eeiy- Generar, Sinking Fund, we •recon -
ed for use •of the town rlecoratiebe hiena'ttied.the rnattet•'be left in the'
' hands- of the -.Mayor, the chairman of
dime a light en Iffier at,mpa. ` '.•1' •r.Y ,rj •�il�►
11111 he would endows, . 1.-"` '
to Uwe a .soutusleeiese attsia ' to , • ,i' Aseam" Mesa Margaret Leen seem the
teheaa. week -ere with *fifes Grace Jewell.
MI 1F I.,,•11�r-nu
aesrwser -,...
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Oetweiller Terser sew spoke of
'tire at freers h2 Hammen.
Ceeenatller asked what had
happened to the troth: bylaw. This
wee referred to the Mayor, the Reeve
1 aad the De ty Komi to eantlalt tit
aallaiter. nain/intatitii 1114 ?Mt
`1es.n a►aldta but Ilenild be
attended to inertly.
The foltorriag notion was then ia-
troduesd: Moved by Csenclllor Mc-
Lean, seconded by Coesneillvr Turner
that the market belldlug be wrecked
and eat scalar moved to rear of town
hall property, facing Newgate street,
and material in the budding be uti-
lised by the towns. Considerable dis.
cussion ensued. The Mayer and the
Reeve claimed the eommittee s'iould
report on the prohable cost of what
they proposed to do. The vote on
the motion was as follows: Yell.--
rouneillora McLean, Craittie, Turner
and the Deputy Reeve. Nay.- -Reeve
Munj+inge, Councillors Lee and
Sproul and Mayor MacEwan. The
motion was therefore lost.
During the discussion Councillor
Lee said he was not in favor of rnov-
ing the market scales as there was no
one at hand at the new site to attend
to- them. He was in favor of wreck—
ing the old building, hcwever •
Reeve Meanings thought the ,.net.
ter. should be left alone for this year
se the expenditures were mounting.
. Councillor Turner characterized
the present -building as a fire trap
and a disgrace.
Councillor Lee was In favor • of
wrecking the old building but leaving
the sealed s here they are, but got no
seconder to his amendment that that
be done.
Moved by Councillor McLean, sec-
onded by Reeve Munnings, that the
public works committee make a 9 -
inch • sewer connection on Huron road
at Maple •and Walnut streete, north-
ward to Huron road line, with a view
of installing sewer* nal Maple end
'Walnut streets later .ff requested.
' These The TF lass the Pioneers Po.. ! her- Albert Weigel*.ort CUM..
( 1 was it visitor at Mr. J. Treble's sae
in Thick and R4rhbaws- Twas'>«y,
res., Says Limit -Get. Gskshatt. Mr. awl Mrs. Harold Mont1e...anery
of Gedeeich tp., were 8aaday visitors
•W1yr•ehsahks'{ we halo esaAebswe with t iatdar's parents, air. and
is 'Can3 al ? we lire ital.
ieu Allen.
�'t t" nake4 Mise Minnie Miami has rotas -mod
- Lieut. -Governer Ccelinktatt la. addres- h. Pse steer a pisasant two weeks'
t+ilte the Gsdsritk Noes CIO and visit with her aunt and uncle, r.
other Weill eill at the While at ilo- s and Mra. Benson Cox. et Dundee. j •3
tel Bed1erd kat Friday areae. The Xr. and 'vers. E Blair and daueh•
tlnatnclal Y51 ss ed the PI'oviacrs of ter Irene, also Mr. Hamilton. Pe rie,
Manitoba, Alberta add 8ttaksetr'tiewsn, i of Stratford, were visitor s at 11lr. Jno.
which in it" were purehesee by the :Treele's on Wednesday Lust.
Imperial Parliament for three hon-
dred thousand pounds sterling, was (Intended for last week)
now pl at eight million dollars, Miss Margaret ,Cowan, of Blyth
end all tha in the lifetime of st man: visited her friend, Miss Gladys Tee•
And we had only teuehed the edge of bio, for a few days last week.
what we had yet. There were error- hiss Lucie Hardy hes returned
mous resources in tits Treat wheat home from a two weeks' visit with
fields of the prairies, the lumber relatives in Toronto.
tided awl Our Doer to ahreste
ow -motion of .Councillor Craigie, .sec-
-onded by Reeve •'1lunnings, referred
to the special committee to report tie
next meeting. Under the present are
rangement as to hoursno one is on
duty between 5 and 7 a.m. and ' be-
tween 6 end 8 p.m.
Bylaw No. 17, to authorize the con-
struction of'a 9 inch sewer on Light-
house street between Wellesley street
and the west limit of lot 107, as a
local improvement, was passed and a
motion authorizing the construction
of the work =done by day : labor was
passed.
the fne:teee committee, and the trees- -
• user; to asetl.to the 'highest bidder.
oat teffie recorn) send that the. Metter of
in:rexsed' .lane.: to the -Hospital he
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laid over inrttl' a statement of re-
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ceipts and expenditures and a state -
WEEK 'OP AUGOS ; It to 21 E`meft of patients izhargeeble against
the town are fprnished by the Hopi
i tal Board.
gni Tuesday We 'have examined ttie treasurer's
statement of receipts and expendi-
CONRAD NAGEL and EJ ME I tures for the -month of rune, as aad-
_......__.�_..:• ._._.•_.-.A>10RFE eited . and...found...,correct,.....and., seem
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in a story of untamed love among thee mend that 1t be Med.
Bohemians from the novel "Escape"I We have examined the 'tax collect.
by Alden Brooks • , ores •report•'of delft i6t4` and we re -
"THE EXQUISITE SINNER." cormend-'tlfat' fffl!' Collector he re-
PATHE• COMEDY `- quested to furnish, a etaterneti, of
"TAME MEN AND WILD VtOMEN" dog licenrrett;;paed . t s,ye wr.
A numbef: of iir,¢ounta were recent.
mended for payment.
Wansilay ,id ?hams* These report* were all adopted as
DOUGLAS PAIRS NKS read, with the exception of the fin-
ite a hair trigger action ,portrayal, ante comtnittee�e's report, which was
fall el startling surprises -and high referred to 'committee of the whole
speed adventure. The finest ad'rCn,
Ito consider. P'resldent Met;aw of the
tare tale ever eereened Hospital Board was present with the
etetenente Wetted to w;hieh lie, said
"'Dim
y, might just es yell have hetet in the
evening. He intimated he was leave
ing town in a week and a half and
would like to provide for debenture
EDUCATIONAL COMEDY hands of the committee the previous
"DANCING DADDY"
Admission • prices on "Don Q" Will be
Eveniuges sedans, 35e; Children 211c payment before he lefe
utttiwe, adult*, 25e; children, 15e. 'The committee of the whole recon.
wended that clause 2 of the finance
Satai'd>i committee's report be amended so fes
Y y to read "That the Hospital Board he -
REGINALD DENNY inside a further grant hf 0000 for
supported by a real all star tat in it 1020, and (lest a throve be issued ac.
laughing mile.a-ntinrete riot cordinely," and this was carried. -
ezu WAS r
Deputy Reese Moor' asked wirer
iSLUliI htI13110N • COh[E:bY roof had not ewe pet on at the Ye-
• "BPSE ►Y MAREIAGF': tient) dlhthi hog Ilan: and was in-
famed that at that was dime lately.
and PATHS REVIEW ' 4 reenter Turner asked abort the
Metineese Tdgeoday, •rhuradee molt light rrhieh was to be ret in in the
AMlrerdiy ata p, ad. 'little peak on Matetreal atritet and
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
• Goderich ow
Godo h ns i
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The council met; in . Holmdsvflle en
Tuesday;. Aug. 3rd, etf ondag being
considered a holiday: Bylaw No. 4
setting the rates for tbe year, county
rate 7: 9.10 mills, township 4 2-10,
general school 4, and 'public school
refers, as requisitioned by the trus-
tees; debenture and special ratesas
required to pay the various amounts
due, was read the third, time and pas-
sed. Bylaw No. '5, authorizing the
borrowing of money for current ex-
penses from the Royal Enn'iir-wags alae
read and adopted. -Oscar Tebbutt
was appointed pound keeper for
Ward 5 in the place of the late 3. R.
Holmes, Thep ward allowance was
set the same as last year, yiz e300
each, in addition to the mileage
amount formerly authorized. The
following accounts •were ' ordered paid:
Freight, $18.53; councillors' services
as road'' commissioners, $125; Fred
Belle Cement e
c ret: culvert • 280' F Bell.
f $. v
repairing: culvert, $28: C. Bell, ever.
seeing on road, $10: P. Bell, teaming
bridge iron. $5; P. Bell, teething nn
base line, $2,50; Canada Ingot Iron
Co., ,$19,20; Sam Emmerson, erupt..
$41.50; Dominion Road Machine Co..
$2.25; J. McKnight, use of scraper.
$1.50; 1V: Steell, use of scraper, $1.50;
Hy. ; Powell, overseeing road, $6.25.
Tse corner then adjourned to meet
on Monday, Sept. 6. •
R. G. THOMPSON,
Clerk.
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THE PONY CONTEST
`'Phe standing at the last countin
the ,pony contest is. ns follows :,
Madeline Watson Prank Allen
Jack Videan . Duckworth
Tom'Cook . Betty. Zenner.
Charter Worrell Kenneth Bedford
Mona Harrison Thomas Fisher
Benny.Whltely Rsy. brennan,
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.IVIONO M> CHURCHES
St, George's church garden,,party
on Thursday evening last, Aug. 5th,
was a. good success.
The' regular monthly meeting of
the Arthur Circle of Knox church
will be held in the lecture room on
Monday, Aug. 16th, at 8 p.m. Miss
Clete McCreath will take the topic.
Rev. 3. E. Ford will shave eharge of
the services in North St. United
climb next Sunday. Morning sub-
ject, "Freedom in Christ;" evening,
lands of the north, the minerals in Quite a number attended the races
our rocks. We had a wonderful here. in 'Goderich on Monday and report '
tree to hand down to our children. large Goderich
But the greatest service we eogld "�
do for our country was to hand down
Congratulations are c%tended to
the ideal' of a good home, a good Mr. Kenneth • Allen and his bride - . -----
the
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church and a goad school, which were. (formerly Miss Heleanor :4faeQvar.AI�'0TI/#�
the first things our fathers rad tie, of Listowel), who were married
BAZAAR and DANCE*
ATilt
PAVILION
soder tis oltspb�M of die Weak goof Chap*, L.O.D:R
TUESDAY. AUG. 17th, 1926
• . i, A rtiwoON. 24% .
BABY TAILi.'r' FORTUNE TELLING
NOVELTY TA*1E FIVE HUNDRED
CANDY TAEL!t BRIDGE
FISH PON4 MAH -JON IC
A.F1'EROOM TE>rt
EVENING. 0:15 O'CLOCK
Doming—Charleston Contest=, $AiRn.r'a Orrlisstrw
Admission, 10 Cents
grandfathers provided in this country. en July 31st. They have left for '
I"No man with a family can afford to their new home in Detroit where the
send his !children to ehurelt and ex- . groom has a position.
pest them to get any scud if he plays
golf hutted of going to church him. AUBURN
self. . You can't teach children to go
to church if you don't go. yourself,"
*aid the speaker, who added that be
was glad that he was brought up un-
der an iron rule.
In opening his adi�'Es ess Col. Cock-
ahrtt said this was hie first official
visit to Goderich, and it was fortun-
ate he was getting it in now, se his
term -expired on the 10th of next
month. He'said he was the `son of an
old pioneer. We were all either the
sons or the grandsons of the pion.
eers.
The first settlement in Ontario was
in 1669 an the Hudson Bay, then lat.
er about'Frontenac and Kingston.
Then we stopped there till the early
rears of the century, when the people
began to come in. The contrary then
was one vast forest when our fathers
and mothers came and began to clear
the forest and to build log cabins for
their children, and their next thought
was that they must build a church _ . Mr, Ilerbert Govier, of the Base
and a- school. This was ail not yet : Line, purchased: a new auto last -
I50 years ago and. the' product. of _ .week.
their work 'was the...tented* that we Dir. Alfred Rollinson has dna
had today. And we oe today had the posed
responsibility of :carrying_.on -their• ofhas_aut4 tt..Mr._Alexander Nixon,
work.- God placed vs ;sere to take up of Dnnriybraok,
where one- fathers and grandfathers. Last Sunday eveningthe young
y n.ntl
left off, not simply to have a• good daughter • rf Mr: Gordon Taylor died
time, Our task was to see that our in the Ooderach hospital.
children were educated iff truth and.Mn Samuel Marshal, of California.
i t s '
r h eau nes5 and "t
he .red those e'
is::inxhis locality y at present visiting
who had no children,. ler children old ssso-'rates . and revisiting the
were a great thing: to Make a man scenes of his farmer days.
get on. The pioneers- were all plain Several from the village
people, no titles. They ' only had went to .`
brain and sinew. They .:nerved and
served herd and straiiwa'everyrnerve
to :cone through. • • •,r •
What a wonderful province we had,
4.40,000, square miles in extent, the
second largest in the Dominion, but
practically :the whole population was
in one-eighth of the province, be
That'* going .some—but skinny
Men, women and children just can't
The Egg Circle shipped a carload. belp putting on g healthy tieah
of poultry this week. when they take Roy's Cod Liver
Mr. Robert Asquith i
week's holidays in Guelph
Mr. Dickenson, of 'Toronto, made that sire extracted from ,he livers of
his • anneal. visit to this locality last the cod—the kind that are a real help
week. to frail, rundown, anaemia, skinny
Mr. and Mrs. *Lloyd Ferguson are men and women , i
visiting friends in RMichignn at pres. Try these sugar coated Wickets
when a cry (erose that. a ddttler gid
hod fallen over the parapet lata ties
river below.
The nurse maid appealed to the of
flees tv ;jump into the seething current
and rescue her charge; He prompt-
ly threw elf his coat and helmet, anti
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in five. minute:. he ' had landed the:'
s wending a
Very Cool t ___._..
A policeman was crossing a Meg
Extract Tablets, half.drowned girl on the -hank.
this week. Chock full of vitaminesp•the kind The crowd applauded his Itemise*,
when the nurse came t'n and said:
"Do you mind Jumping in agieut el
Minnie had a doll in her livid whist
she fell over, and she's left it at Pie
bottom."'
ant, tablets for ,•30 days --if they don't
The iter. W. l2. Alp returned from - help greatly get your money beck,
his holidays the former ' parteof this One woman gained ten -pounds in
week. twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, six -
rhe Misses Hill, of Toronto, are ty cents. Ask any druggist for .?tic- .
guests of Mrs. Wm. Robertson at Coy's Cad Liver Extract Tablets.
psrEaa nt.; • Directions ..and formula on each box.
Mr. and .Mre. OliverMcfrien took . "Get McCoy e, the original and
in the excursioia to Niagara Falls last genuine."
Saturdsy.:
Airs Stuart,. of Toronto, • is the y.
gent of 'Mrs. Gracey, . of the village
at present, . e; -
Goderieb to hear the Rev. James Wil.
son,.it.D., of Brampton. Ile took the '
services for Mr. McDereed, who is on
his .holidays. •
Several.'of the Masonic fraternity
of the village attended the services in .
Dungannon last ,Sunday evening in .,-
the Anglican church. ; The Ray. Mr. -
eause-we-.had. looked ..t=von<ihe_ eeet�Hays preached a. Masonic sermere
north as barren. ' But he believed it Ur. and Mrs. Brindley,.of Guelph•'
would yet yield treasure greater than and Mr. and Mrs:' Wm. McAllister, of
the south of the province. We had the 7th concession of West' Wawa
gold mines' and iron: mines and he :nosh,•avere guests at the•home of :li:.'-
hoped the rumors of the discovery of' John.ilveat»tn one -day last week. 1
coal would prove well founded. In Harvest is very late this year; some
Manitoulin Island we had the largest - fall wheat to cut yet, haying not fin. -
island in fresh water in the world. (shed. The recent rains and close _
We bad se ven bundred miles of tide .weather has caused some of the cats
water shoe in OntarinreuThis was:en to rust. In a short time
Hudson Bay. everything
But he was more anxious for the
win irnen; together.
The Women's
ens Institutewill ilI m et
e
future ofthe Dominion n ntheven a then of
a
at the home if 'Mrs. ego ride on,
the Province of Ontario.. We hada g b, e
country that had no equal. He had
Tuesday,.„ -Aug. :1Z h; *at 2,15 • p.m.;
visited Australia, New_Zealand. ''las-. beet ,a ing titrength in the
mania, South Africa, and had peen Household, by' hies, Wiegton.
splendid country, but he always csune i Hostesses. Airs. Shaw, Mrs. Chas,
back feeling that Canadq. weer the _ Stravghan, Dina. Frratt.1
ties(. • . (From another correspondent) 1
Li IIt was
'Club under ththet auspices ofr he. The remains of 'the late Dpi: Henry :,
Cockshutt came to Goderich, and the - Beadle were laid #o rest in the Goch -n
sane cemetery on Tuesday aftea`noou,
circle -was widened to include about_ July 20th. Mr. H. G. Whitfield, stu-
a hundred. of the citizen's of the town. dent pastor of Cochrane, and foemei-
Chief Dion Dr. Graham • presided .and. le of Godeelee..Opt.. rel •iated. Ile.'
in opening, extended the thanks. of,, ceased wee its hle SQh year. He wee -
the Lions Club to the guest of ,the • born in .Yorl:ahfre.-England, coming'
day and called upon Lion Mayor Mae- to Auburn, Ont., at tee. age a( 2!1i
Ewan to extend a civic welcome, years, where he resided until nine i
which he ;slid in gracious terms, and years ago, when he went to live with
pointed oift something of the import- ' his son at Cochrane, Alta: The. fem.;
ance of the towtt as the home of the ily of deceased. consisted of eight}
salt industry, with' its fa-ctpries and children; two aro dead and six 1iv.'-
elevator, and its summer resort bassi- Ing. The : surviving are four sone
11555, Harry, of Cochrane, Alta.; William„
Lion Alex. Saunders introduced the of Orillia, Ont.; Charles, of Auburnie
speaker of the day es one of the most ,learold, of Idaho, and two married
democratic occupants of Government dot gbters, Charlotte, of Kitchener,
(louse the province had ever had. Ont,,. and Florence, tf Atbustn, Ont.
At the close of the address a vote. His wife parsed.away in 1902. The,
of thanks was moved by Lion Dr. late Mr. Beadle was very highly es.'
Callow and seconded by Lion Rev. R. teemed by the many friends his eir-
C. McDermid and the thanks of the toes won for him.
club were again extended by the ,
Chief Dr. Graham, after which the What chance )mu a morn: 1r von raft'
gathering dispersed sifter singing God It'* yont awn Unit, fi you succeed
seee`ehe-Ken : •._..,••-. -.your-wlte tnode_.von....,. W..w.,,.
ASHF'IELD . eltildr'e i Orr
An Exhortation to Confidence.” Mrs. George Drnbar, of Ethel, is t'OR t:Lie�lEa'$ i
The regular meeting of the 'Nam• visiting her sisters.at the old home. - �i++' ' R
ens Missionary Society of Knox Miss Alice Brown, of Detroit, ie
ehurch will meet in the lecture room spending the holidays with her run`, -
at 3.30 o'clock on Tuesday, August Mrs. Cathcart, at lateen: -
17th. Mrs. George MacDonald will , Rev. Mr. Lloyd, of liespeler, took
be in charge of the program and Mr. charge of the services in Ashfield
1 Jack Melernid will .give a report of Presbyterian church on Sunday.
the Summer School. The ladies of Miss Annie MacKenzie, of Wind.
the Congregation are invited to be sor, i5 renewing' old acquaintances in
present. Laurier and vicinity.
The anima congregetiorfal pienre ' Mr Seat, Bradley of • .Terente,:,is
of Knox church was held on et`ednes spending a couple of weeks with his
day afternoon at Menesetung Park parents at Laurier.
and a feature of the day's events was The. W.M.S. will meet at the home
the presentation to Mr. C. 'K. Saun. of Mrs. Jss. MacDonald on Wednes
dem of a handsome eine bag. Mr. day of this week at 2:30.
Saunders is, and has been for some Miss Annie MacDonald, of Parr.,
years, superintendent of the Sunday : n'trount, is vieiting her sister, Mrs.
school, and area ler versa treasurer Lorne Mu -Lennart, of Detroit. f-
of the, d'engrertation and the strews. Miss Jessie A..Mael)onald has re•
talion was a nice recognition of faith. turned home after spending a week
fat work. camping with friends at Grand Bend.
No 1'raetk" lowed A large
ee remainsmof h of Plat a Mrs.
?Nary "Jack calla rynthis his Gordon Drennan to 10fntall cemetery
',reach and the apple; of hie rye. Why on Monday afternoon. Much aym-
•edn't you call me pre'ty thing(' like pathy is extended the bereaved fem.
that"" ily in this sad aMMietton. Besides the
George- -"How ran I:' He is in the, husband three entail children are left
fruit hushwee, and fret in the J!hjto ntowrn the lo*a of a Teeing wife
traedr.." and. mother.
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will be glad to -help you win. Don't wait
any longer, start to -day. Ba i lot -box at' the
Model Theatre.
The following stores will'. give -you; votes on
cash purchases and cash paid on accounts of
twenty-five cents and up. Ask for them.
THE S A. GRAY CO.,
DryWgoorls and . l,_ li s' Wear.
E. G. SMITH', IBakel
Ct AT•GIT .BROS., Tobaccos and Billiard Room
FRED HUNT, .Hardware
W. IVIG, SHAIL:I,IAN, Boots and Shoes
'fURDY'S CASH GROCERY,
Groceries, and 11"reit
iE(). W. - SCH AEI'"ER, Groceries.
HURON MOTOR SALES, •
�.__ Garage, Gasoline aiid't}ils
THE GGT)'RICH STAR, .
• Newspaper Subscriptions.
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