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Seini-Centennial oftCi,
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Merchandise for Easter Week
Mr, John 'Elliott,. Ti. A., of London, Gives Reminiscent
. ..Address at G. C. I, Last Friday
—'...._--DONALD (NOW REV. DR.) MaCGILLIVRAY
FIRST PRESIDENT
"Godericb High SchoolLiterary and Scientific Society'
geld Its First Regular Meeting March 8th, 1878
On Friday evening last. the semi- tube teacher in the Collegiate. its Lon-
centennial of the Goderieh Collegiate don, and maintains a keen interest
Institute- Literary -Society- _was lit. _ in the work of the -young people, acid
tingly -marked by a nodal program his address was marked by quite a
for the regular meeting of that So- bit of good advice as well as being
e}ety, Theassembly room was beau- reminiscent Mr. Elliott said "Thea
tifully decorated •fnr •the_ _octalutLin, preliminary meetings of the Literary•
• the school colors, white and blue. ::Society were 'presided over by Mr.
The enogram--opened with- an. lid- Strang. -.The -first regular meeting
dress by . the president of the Socie- was held 'on March 8th, 1978, with
ty, Miss Delight Muteh, who spoke the president-elect, Donald McGilii-
of the nitivities of the Society wild vray, now 'Rev. Dr. McGillivray`. of
. who extended a welcome to the and- Shanghai, China, in. the chair, John
- fence. She then called on Mayor C. Robertson was the first secretary.
MaoEwan to act as chairman for the , At the next meeting; just fifty years
evening, • - ' ago. my letter of congratulation tent
Mr. MaeEwan is'himself a former in from Belfast where I was teach-•
student of the school and the pro- ing, was read to the society,
gram was in the band of ex-stndente. "In the fall of 1881 on niy retun1
Mr, 11Tacfavan filled the clothes , of to thee• school I became • president,
chairman in pleasing. manner. In holding the office for two terms, my
hisopening remarks he referred la last ' meeting being exactly 46 years
• congratulatory terms to the 'inner . ago, Alex. Sheppard and Stanley
won recently by the president. Mise Hays Were secretaries during my
1futch. in the oratorical field. • and . terms. The original of the program
• then introdueea a program which was' for• that last meetinc I have now,
full of interest. that
by Carrie Williams as secrs-
The first was a tableau sang• 'dist • tart of: corn. After congratulationa
Naomi McDermi 1 and • Mr. laud ion the very successful term just elos-
Sturdy, in ctldefnshieflea eastumesa ,ng there followed reeitations by
treated before the fire-vlai ^e, sang,, Filed Blair, Tohn. • Elliott and Tames
• "Love's OIr Sw eel; Song." :the s.elee- : Weir, songs by Tom Henderson and
tion in its -setting being a very pleas- I Harry Horton, an essay by George
in'* nhigthee. •• - !Weir and the -ever popular question
' Dr. ae B. IYhitel'v gavea reniini-1,1,1'
Drawer by Dr- .Stran'•.'-',---•--• - --
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•eert: ^ 1 ddrees• felling. of tho. early - Among theses his ctrl associates
slava of ;tt•n Pociety si'4 of illy; (eine; in the school whom he. had. been able
election nth *r''^ c(•}."''n1• r^f " `'"lit i» i to reach and whey joined him in
. ,. some .of the, debates in. which he, teelt �. greetings-ta the :Soe}ety. were E. S.
part.. „i Iia>;arth, B, A., of the Central .4 snnsr'hy Mice 11Ta ^caret 11,;110.n.,1
t r anal late Celle -
Hamilton. Dr. Geo.. S. Weir, of
"The: Swenteet Stem?. `Ftp' Teat" in I J;ondon; John .A Taylor, B. A., school
•n en or 'i nvm- •
P• was t th 1
stm•
o u ) .inspector, St.: Thames; -Rev. Dr.
bei recd a'+. „nenretevste elle:' f"n', 1 Petrie. D. D., of Wingham; Rev. W.
and: Miss i'trilsnn x=eai onded he. the 1 R. MIntosh, D. D., of London, and
'repetition of a verse of the sone. as H. Johnston;. •of Exeter:'
.A re"trel feature nt the evening's 1
entertainment. was the addesee hv.� Other well • remembered studenns
en Elliott, ..A., of London, i of his day were Judge John D. Swan -
Whelan I; of , Ii Iron, of ,Kamloops, B. Ca Judge Alex.
of Mr. 0.•M. Elliott.of t�wr. _ • ,
brother Dickson, of Sask.; 'F.. J. B. noncan,
The speeker was a former student cif the :Proudfoot Duncan law firm,
of the sehool and took an as;tive part Toronto, and 'John' Smale, of Cali-
in the. work of the 'Literary Society fornia. Many •others•hnve passer. in -
in its early years. Since' ;lir. El-: to the other life, leaving fragrant
Batt'" retirement' from the a:tiu. du memories to those .who are left."
e " it ati cravat -1y called
of tea nig he is .sir 1 n n The following is the list , of
gaen'.tly. called on .to act as a substi-
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a. dealer who -is successfully selling a well-
' known and respected line ofcars. We
can offer you better Used Car values be.
b
usi-
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ness and because we are building for the
future. And we want you to buy your
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on the sale.. Come 111 and inspect some of
our special values before you decide on
your car.
H G •fSON 1924 Coach. Excellent $550.00
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• the
•
Earth has arisen from sleep and the
whale, soft blowing,
Are ',sweet with the ratified music
of beating wings ;
In "the wooded vales end the tiplande
the robins are ein;;ing
Ageless refrainer that have haunted
primeval springs ;
April has broken the boucle of the
tyrant Winter
And harried him ;each. to the utter-
most northern hills, _-
green -clad army of buds to
answer her calling
And a golden vanguard of roils k-
ing daffodils. -
Thus is the earth arrayed in a robe
of wonder,
Woven of blossom and breeze and
the drift of rain,
Gold of the sun and scent of the fresh
ploughed furrows,.•
'Thus is her beauty. revealed to our
eyes again.
Fitly decked for the day 4f her Loict's
arising,
Her voices chanting His praises
far and wide,
Who can doubt that, somehow, our
earth remembers '
He walked in a garden on that first
Eastertide ?
nered Fancy Scarfs
Silk Gloves
hioned Silk Hose
Figured Georgette Scarfs
French Kid Gloves
"Orient" and "Lavender Line"
"Lavender Line"Silk Lingerie
Vests, Bloomers, Slips and Waves
LaaeC'ollars and Cuffs Faneyr Geor, et�e V'estee Fronts
gale a lame assortment of beautiful Flower's, suitable
for. Easter Wear
Phone'8
sffilcient to seeur
supplies necessary.
cal instructors t
work for the fort
school year givin
hour lesson in; each
lie schools varied
for the year. ' A
it was stated, is it
qualifiations pons
structor. The Ho
Club urged.'stron
of having qualtfh
singing in the set
suggest CGtnnleri:!n
of the fall term.
'P'rincipal Stonel
the advantages of
as n way of inter
could not be intere
jeets. and suggest
of Goderieh Clint
F. E. NIR R' R T TBH
trompoiummoimangoaPorowilt
(We invite you to call and see these new lines 4
officers the Society: their interest in the •urogram.,
first otli of, r
Donald McGillivray, president; R.1 After the . program the executive
B. 'Dickson; lst vice; Miss Maggie : S.: served lunch to the school board, the
Blair, 2nd vice; John C. Robertson, I staff' and those taking part in the.
see,: David Bruce, trees:, , program and a pleasant social time
Mr. Elliott read freta a letter ot• was spent, at the conclusion of which
Prof. J. C. Robertson what aptly eiitj Mayor Ma thean_moved.the thanks
eP
�psressed`his-own-thelagbt - ;-o-call-to the executive.
"Fifty years is' a longe time to re- •
tain impressions oi: even so import Singing and Manual Training
ant an event as the founding of the pro _Proposed for Public Schools
society then seemed to us.. _We aiever' _.. p
dreamed of a ju'liilee celebration but .
none the less we gave as`hnuch stir- Eyesight Survey and Probably Den -
ions thought to the constitution end tal Sdrvey'of Scholars to Be•
• r .a if Made
P
first .s $ A
the0 d
o f th e! i'i
theelection
h
we were establishing something• that
would endure for ages—and perhaps The regular monthly meeting of
we were_ the Public School Board was held on
"Mr. Strang. gave us all possible Monday evening, present Trustees
help and encouragement in our new Wallace, Parsons, Sallows, Cott,
enterprise. It was really the first Miller and Neftel (in the chair).
s'tirrings of self-consciousness its the This was a busy sesison, with two
school. Up to that time the school deputations` waiting on'the board,
meant lessons and study and; exam- one from the Lions. Club to go fur-
inationt. We began to realize. that tier into the arrangements •for an
eyesight and dental survey - of the
scholars- in the schools, and the oth-
er Club
ro the Rome and School
erf ?at
with .reference to the taking up..of.
singing, with a special instru'etor in
the seiseols..
Trustee Parsons, as chairman of
the school management, committee,
ness." reported havin't met a, committee
Mr. Elliott smite -Of airsinterest, from the` Lions Club, with iefexrence
taken in the.Literary Society meet- to survey of. the school children as to
ally mune and an average attendan -e of tat boys • Requisite on the Farm.--Uverw
(fliers from la- and 158 girls, 87 per cent. Penny' farmer and stock -raiser shouldiktete
undertake the Hank deposits, $94.12, 3i;2 deposits. a :supply of Dr. Thumao I4eleetr e t
weeks of the Miss Hume supplied .ire days for on hand, not only an a ready rentedgr
>r a
a weekly half' Miss V. 15atsen, ;41}sa Murphy half for ills in the family, but beaau,.,o
room in the pub -1 e day for Miss G. Sturdy, and two' is a horse and ea tie medieit w et
ant $300 to $375 days for Miss A. -Elsley, an(. Meta: great potency. to a subatitutto fnrr ,.,
M t ' 1days for • Miss C l4 at- sweet nil for horees and rattle .af -
•vornment hi an , Redciitt. 3 e I ,
ilable on +•ertain ! son. Non resident fees. $0. I.fectcd by colic, it far surpa es i any -
cd by the in- The principals'reports _ were', thin,,, that sap be ulminint ee
o and School i adopted, the supply teacher,; to la t efl,ength.o£ shirts is to some extol
the •advantage 1 paid and the suppl}es' asked fur to . •r
instruction }n 1.0 obta}nrd. it \vas stated the \\ie;•• left to the discretion of'tht n -e fret•
cls but did rot ;dots o£ •('cattail school route he ,1p- Su- thin is (ih •ctetiun, __
till the opening 1.cncd from the top but nossihla haa.! ;'-" "�- ,'"'•"
• t liceut:•e studk end- needed' to b lats.
use v,fevrr:l to 1 encd.
n:l
motet � neatre
manual training The eeeretah r „repo). pot li d e•a:
ting pupils Who for Moral as 1d8ti,dt. total -for .'...a1t•
ed in other Aide. i year to Metall. .list:- 2503`15;1. I W.EEK OF A}aJOL9 to 1 t
1 the noeeibihty Miss. A. Miley .wiute under .date •
s. Seaforth end of Martel 30th,.testgninn her puutime MONDAY an TUESDAY
Mitchell. schools g . time together to, as kindergarten teacher r t1, et:� e i . Sy1) a"IIAI'LXN
n,pnoint an instrue, er, April 30th,. end expressed, her than,, ;
The matters of 'usie and manual to the lderd,.•for thnughtfuln(':s due- pre:.ents a riot ,1f hilarity coneernirika
training, were refeh"'cd to a commit- ing Clic terns She was on the <,i:h1T.' a tail.•:}foot part wha, pursues' th
tee consisting . of th: members of the It was explained that. Mise i• l 1 ln1 .:.iii1. lint: into his native, jungk.:
•
s pool mann emen coinniittee land [had the opportunity of .aualifvin;t tar + haunt::. Don's mist .,.
Trustee Miller to i ok into and re- i a higher certifu'ate :tt mat:amines.: +-rim AlISSI\tl LINK
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port and was anx!ous to take D. before the • +1) t'11:4TI'.1• )X
port upon. ( , ,, ( MERMAID Trustee Parsons Iliad some *artlr'lchange of re•�ulations. Miss lin 1., . 1 ` Nle tityl\i lF`
itieism of the hoard for neglect of 'who is qualified es a kind'rel,l is n t
whaol-nmperty. any comch.tun:;i t:a.. ,, AY and THURSDA'ti'•
was crime. Man others cond!tions place E WEDNESDAY a Y
- might, stand for something more
in our. live% And to -many of us it
give the first opportunity to prac
1 • vastly bet-
!
n g e
o•.butthe a
ise, not oratory. 3
,
Y
1 ter and more valuable art of being
able to think when on our feet, as
'well as teaching us something of the
cmulnct of meetings and public busi-
Ings in' -the early days and referred
to a notable program which was pre -
e ert.'d in Crabbe's Hall, as the Va.--
toile Opens House was !mown in
'those ear., This was in the revere
of a contest between shies chosen
from the alt iot.y. - At that time tot -
eyesight, teeth, etc.; and, as chair.
man • of the Lions .'Club committee
-Dr.- Field read a letter. from Miss.
Hayhurst, nurse for the Canadian
National Institute for ' Blind, .giving
partieulars as to thetr_method of op-
'erati'ng, asking hove many pupils
blesux were a: popular form. of en- there would be in the schools to be
tertainment and one side presented examined and suggesting a prelintin-
ft -tableau. "Reek of Ages," in which ary test before. the Institute officials
Miss Nettie Seegmiller 'was shown came to determine those who might
.have o si •ee
sed to s xno ' os bl .
The -other be su 4 have o <hnh•ine• to the rock. •The o hof dpp ^P
r"asent!ng a tableau representing defect in vision.
"The Slave Market" in which Mr. A . matioti was - made by 'Tr'ustee
n3vid Perrie, now Itgv.• Dr. Perrie. Parsons, seconded by Trustee Miller
of Wingham, took- the part of . the that the survey be made and that
1 auctioneer, end Miss Isabel .Oliver the Canadian. National .Institute. he
(new. Mrs. ;las, Hamilton) took tin asked to make the survey`, and that
not of the slave on the block. These the principal's of the schools supply
tableaux were healing features on the information asked for, and that
the nrogram, which included inany the Lions Club he thanked for their
excellent "numbers. This entertain- interest in the matter.
melt wag given in March, 1882. This wits unanimously passed.
Mr. 'Holman, county clerk, who' 1 information as to dental inspection
stated that 1i was the first ane to was contained in a letter fr(p Mr.
•sign the constitution of the Literary Fred J. Conber, director of Dental
Society fifty years ago, snokee briefly Services, Department of Health,
�a n ,
t+r a moved a
1 m n xemima_e in mid m d Toronto, .addressed t0 fJr, Mabee,
i yotn of thanur'1 to t1Xa. Elliott foe his who had made the inquiry, which
tearer interestin' address. Insnector 'stated that in connection with sur -
Tent seconded the motion rind the au- veys of school chilarert as to the con -
(Vence concurred with hearty ap- dition of their teeth, it was custom-
s pietism.
ustom-spietise. acv. for the dentists to do the work
i The .presents, on a tifli ui " to gratuitously x The letter Continued,
Maur 1't' t t'ei' wa • nv'iilnblc to take e her
vel mentioned and the eonditicin Of -i It was tii(ived' by 'Trustee \ ti1.1 . , TheymO:t1) (,R1H 1'I'f
•
w to
'1r� Fse i tc al
k
.1 s; 1 1 a (r even',
f
p
leafed a laugh
both sehoels was refersfed to as dila- eeeoncteel by Truster' Parent •e that
the, high hat span rlt fertile gives yea}.
• v' resiionatien bo, JR.t- i 1.. f_ Dick cleat.... Ors motion of 'reetee Parr,onx,' ed. from • April ;0th. end th.tt \ 1'. 1 islets, t !r1s anii. t:iirgles l''ataia� a, d e
n byTru to ut the uo-' flume be engaged in her stead' ayott• its t!tn(• of •our life.
sec acted Trustee Sat, 1 t t 5.
pertycommittee 'was asked to make that the sehonl management eatna'lt- ,, TO l,OYI ` '
suvey of'both.sc `cols and bring fl tee arrange itntnils.---('amici. ¢ '"'1'l�ll, l
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Geed O, t[Il 1 �+.
' n before .. '�
s v b ' '1 1{, P
' t.n line d ..som4 (.'
puixiiments ' to '.nut both schools inn noon n T t b .>. N
first class condition. T'his'•is• nettingt• rietay. +r,ie on notion of Tru,tee.i
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the successful ono'• in last year's "At the.tsonclusion of the survey and
work was made by Principal Hume. providing •a suitable date can be ar-
The winners were as follows : ranged, I will 'be glad to go to Gode-
. Diploma list, arranged aiphabeti- rich and take our eteehnician with
catty, in matriculation and teachers' me. We will, if you se desire,, give
courses, requiring successful passing a talk to the service club and giver
in twelve papers, including Canadian. an illustrated talk, using still and
History, British Ilistory, English. ,notion pictures, to the ;,shoot chil.
Literature and .Composition and five dren and. their parents. The chit-
other papers in the middle or upper dren and their parents could be Bath-
school. ered in a theatre er in the town hall
' Jack• Abell, .Jean Andrew's, }Teton and the meeting could be held in the
Bowler, Doaglan Clarice, Goldie afternoon. We carry everything
Cornfield,- Meldrum Cutt.'Lillian Iyer- with us. All that is needed is tee are
gusan, George Goldthorpe, Joan range' to darken the room. i, %e have
, Groves, Grace Jewell. Mary Johtiaton, found •that • special meetings arrang-
Laura Johnston. Stella Johnston, ed for parents are not well attended
Dolores Laithwaite, Pauline Mefwen, and that beet results can be obtained
Mary Ttfettay, Douglas Nairn, Mar- by having the parents 'colas to the
:aret Itedditt. Beulah Sandy, Percy 'children's meeting. In ease there is
Sliealydown, James Wallace, Mole no hall large enough to hold all the
Winter, 'Helen 7avitz. ( children we will be glad to give the.
C'• 0 rrtnterckal diplomas requiring11 programs more than ace. If the
?Fit;, in the subjects idhook keeping, [service club desires to have a real
Shorthand and Typing: Viola On- laziest in the -children's; meeting, they
baldeaton, Alien Oraah Florence Rola.1 might arrange to glue .prriete to the
irtsan, Walter Ituffell. Bernie Tobin. ' boys and girls writ;iug the best (: ..if
• A violin solo by hire. Oakley wort on the material presyented."
a recall and a reading lhv hips. (Rev.) The nul'geetione in the letter were
HamiltO ti from the "Ronnie Brier Considered favorably end the Lionn
Bush" was very suitable to the peas- (',lab delegation agreed to eorrenpotel
Ginn and wa: well given. with Mr. Conber with the idea of ar-
A male quartettes compeer] r] . of ranging for nueh rateetigilp;r aa he
.ii-"-;. (1. L. Sateelere, II. II. Reid. nuCgeeted, and the matter of 4keetal
A .•F'. :purely 1 Jars. xtheineon, inspeetioui tans rsferred to the echool
Gave a much by eeiat€d eeleetlorl r,aaneget. (-at core mittee, on motionl and renysiin(led in +tie t2 -ali Mill nth of `x euetren C'utt sinal Salim's.
otter. The eingitii of Auld Ilarift Nitta. Palmer and Aire. Taylor, re
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;sew, null the National • i:the'.ta eon= i peesenting the Victoria Home and
eled•:al the rwograsir. !Hiss% C. .,.17 -0Y. i rhaaol Club. urged the takiseg up of
111011.11°. Mitt Mouth -el anti fiir% major niagile ieeti<trctteatt its. tl.e eehunts,
f
ailed as aeeora:pta;loll. ` The 1, othieaa'II melitose Thad agree -1
- Mi . i_. M. iZelseet •art .;fc the t; C. to desaate a Ccrtairt ta8aaCCInt towavda
I: staff, tha1;:J : the esaott:arento ,,ie 1t.; areae, winch v.. tld peeper ly be se
to':be done during the [summer yam. Cott and Miller. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
. JOHN GGII.BERT':
with •
Bei slie l.eofe and Barbara La Marg'
in the great gtage-auecese and cert 't
ti'iuntph. Shall a man's •whole llf%
be ruined by. Doe flash act?. Se.: .
"Sll•, ELJi01,' .
FOX COMEDY. •
"IIEIt .Ill t'F BLACK EYES"`
Matinee Sat. at i3Oa WAIL
('liming --"The Ressivrerti(itr.““
tion Some Interior I redecoration ••
was considered last4e*x and put of: Miller's Warm P•nwders .nen 110 "
till this year.
The matter of chenging the water
fountains at victoria school from
ibehblers to fountains that will shut
off when not in use wee left to the
property committees with • bower to
not, the eost of maktnti the change
tieing 812 ' per fountain. A lat'ne
amount of eater is wnated from the
bubblers and it is . believed it lower
water rate can be obtained.
The need of lore tinders on the
idewa,jk _nn > edtn„nlle-road ,n frr.n
of Victoria school was mentioned by.
Principal Stonehouse, and a motion
•in!ury to the most (1.•11 •sate r•h}ld.
Anl.' child or infant in the seise •,F
odoleacence..who • is infested with
worms can take this nrenaration
without u enalm of the ctnma"11. end
will find in. it .a .sure relief 'incl a. Tull
protection, •
to n frontthese
de.i tt
uc ttvi
n tin
pests. which are responeibie for much
.arkneov and great suffering to kg -
ions of little 'ones. •
• Nowadays the way girls. drfess, it
takes beard to make a roan of us. '
was made to pelt the commit t•. Places 1
some new cinders on: Brltannin road
sidewalk leading to the sehoo:. .
Miss Sharman. princinnl of Cob -.tial school, reported 80 boy3 rind 80.
e•ir•ls ,on the ro11 in March. with an
ern0e att n( ante of 79 boys ti.I
78 girls, 91 per event. renn" Brink
deposits for the month. 847.35, 112
denoslts. Mise Sharlene also re-
nnrtnri that. Mrs. Icdditt suppliedfW e7va_,lay i ,fere Miss. Wilson and
asked the Boned to supply one baa-
kM-ball and eight suft'ba11s. also the
rubber tube for a basket bili, tied
',shed that some (1' the wineiow:a he
fixed Pn that they would pull down.
from the top. .
Mr, Stonehouse. prd1incipal82boys aof `"ande-.I
toria school, rep
181 girls on the rolls in ritareh, with
.Easter_ lVIillinery -
- Fiower Hats
Smart Tailored Hats
and ,Brats for the Kiddies
We have a few Dress Lengths
in Rayon Silk, no .lv70 ;dike.
We invite you to can..
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North Side: Square, goderich :.Ideal P'Ce
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that ezf -:competition of all mail-order quotations.
TM Compare our prices, measure your room, and come
a -loo jog. We an save you °money.
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widths 1, 1 r 2 , 2 and 2/-4 : yards, .price
Lin leum
Phone
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52c per square yd'
widths 2, 3 and 4 yards, price
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90c° per square yd.
Rug's now offered at mill cost. It is youlr '
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