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The Goderich Star, 1929-06-06, Page 5• THURSDAY. JUNE Bch, lett THE GODERICH STAR 'moat hg cif t sac to eke ithe spring to. visiting nearly sc k breeders and! Roadstend Cont- model fetntrrs. mar:rang be way of B GGTHBACK TA tiAnttineFefinu,ttrIekgrnst'thelAivusdeecnift sliAtr554:112:::':7:5i't41,1,:'t',IiiF ET sp,�kc� for 1Nkii the heakr:y ro apr►a ; in goad condition. ,' nen NOMA he himself hoed i'eeetsecl ;, From the. Weetern University with f 1ti;. ?1ict:itk;uc then aeideeteed the with a Good Reliable $pring Tonic reference to the wort; cif that instee conned and spoke of the benefit he tution and es --pressing appreciatione expected to receive fcoiik the advisn. the manner in ihi h their SikRsen, ce nd tce> Ile also niolie of the; Gallagher's 'ii;stein Tonic. ri'kkmpoleh •reiraet. 13itnloek 13IeaFiei tatives pad been received by the i;rrellortaret of eel -all e eeehards, eouneilo-• Filed. j Heir i , 1 e Fa:cl. has the lar gest nand. �. tk • ode Barrister, Clint tier sit t'eaki�slcaa•in trees of an - Bitters. elyi,�ophosphites, Nie -Erb, Jfnsky, Fail Diver Oil, tls�altiike, Font' Alk 1 bd k ff 3 oriel many more that help you tb keep well. titan, notifying the county of the be- ec,unty in the Pr :v t i e> Weal con, quest of the late Mr. John 1loate and till has been taken IT one n earn .Ch1pb1 Zl!s Drug Stare enclosing s cheque £Qr $200 in pay. N reign iter Inert evgani ;est ureter the t .,r L t merit of reme --1: ilei'. Phone 90 eedpt of resolution 'lessee by the be stressed too highly. Air. Mc(.asue ecunty° as to> requested legislation said be had been called on to perform ▪ were filed. 'These were from mem- several adost>anoi'tema on sheep and 1.leered Control Act, ttnel the ree eeene Several letters acl.ii'w ,edging re- tkatkve said, the ia,iportance small not bers of the Federal and Provincial hogs, and 'found that in the mcajeraty Parliaments including Air, ` Sinclair, i of eases death was due to internal llt. Medd, 11ir. Ice#laiiridgti, Hon, blr.l parasites 1111. 11icCaftue, alRo spoke iguRON,couNTY CouNCI Pelee,Hon.Hr.Monteith,thepro-ef., ho inapaxtanee of'ie ie - ti inrinl Secretary, thea i4linister df � merit o£ stock. iiuton's Education and ,Ind the Minister of high-. Eking candidate at Guelph this year 'Aline. s Avest a#ernenM frown the ii ease stood Second in the Province of ighways Ontario. Increased ed Cost of Administration ofJustice In This County Departmentas `to the Government Air. Weight,. as chairman of the Under Discussion grant to the county on the expendi- advisory committee, urged all farm-' - tures made In 1028, was .as follows t era to take up in earnest the treat.. ALL MEMBERS PRESENT . ,. Total amulet of statement, $188,• merit t.bolts and sheep for internal • 046,94; total amount of'. grant, 601.- narasiCos. Messrs. Henderson and. 001.47; Ottawa disallowed, $962.99, Baekee also spoke approvingly of the FOR JUNE MEETING being for n.otor eyele officer's wages, more general work grid thought more Road Commission expenses to confer- use might be made of the dendonstra• r-\ ,-- - eaten ate 'travelling expenses. Bons put on for the benefit of fruit. A tommunfcation es to the appoint- -growers and stock breeders and Ask Govt. to Make Grant en Township Roads .g0 Mont of a local board in connection thought they should be better edver- per cent.—Visit County Horne Yesterday +vital the "Old Age Pension bill was Used. - Mr. Trewattlaa. a member of - ?lke auditors' report was sent to great benefit to the county council of elm ,nonce ec!rnntittes.. these" discussions. else spoke in A communicntion from the twee appreciation of M. Ptatteeson's •work. ' ]sial un the table. • the advisory committee, spoke of the The dune session fair -was County done by hearty truck 4rafUe :pard- Council of Huron opened en Tuesday. eufarly early in take spring. He. said . ship of Goderieh asked for an' ae- . Afoved by Messrs. Hill and Ballon - afternoon with all the members in at. at-` that satisfactory derangements had counting of the gravel taken for, the tine, that. whereas, the provincial The expenditure e c on n sent a iaood extended from time to time farther Novi ectal High- 'azravel pat was to th ec Ing, referring to shatters pertaining county is responsible for the payment - Mr. D. C. Doreance, Clinton, .ap- to county finances, the state of the of 20 per cent, The main damage plied for the 'position. of a mnelee:fee of reads, the damage done ky remit sono- lay the floods was to the Wrox- the Pension Board .Committee., floods, the irgevil and tide daunt pter.. bridge. The Warden said some- A return .Brining the anienitt pale trucks: in the gathering of :Earth pro. been made regarding the .pa anent of: use. of the county from a towns'fiip and County Read Hystems aro being t the ngin Warden fragile; addressed�' .eainncil on the xt'ark of .the meet- ways an th ounty, dor ;hfch rhe 'Roads Commission. into the mete- remote sections of the county, affording better . road condi.. tions, whkh are an- inducement for the more extensive use of autos and thing should be done,to curb antiirees- 1sy eaeh ensurance cpaxipaiftp' 'en the ; duee and the delivery of commodities,. sari speeding, -which not only Ilam. ,loss sustained by recent fize 'at the i and as the majority of township roods aged the roads but was.a _great sour' House' of Refuge was filed. 'The to- are not suitable for heavy truck traf- Mti(lel Theatre of danger to life.and.property.•a 'very tal was $112. `' - - fie, and as the venters of these mach - urge amount of "which was due no The i, l'et's report was flim:'. ines are required to pay 35 rents a this cause. Great damage Aso w,, -,e0 M'rs. 'it, M. Graham, ineeeeetor for goon tax on gas and are demanding .._- done to the roads by too bean's -and tip MothersVAllowance, Yvan present • better road conditions, and whereas Nem( me JUNE 10 to le too early traffic in the spring acid be 'sand t udclressed the council, speaking the gas tax is collected by the Gov - thought some action should be ,taken very interestingly of the 'work of the, ernment,be it resolved that chis - .---- "`_`""""`'.,..... - to cheek boat of these practices. office.. ' county council petition the Govern-: MONDAY and TUESDAY Zhe f llLanng correspondence was' High Constable Gundry reported .merit to increase the grant .on town- Brucefleid, D. Thokndako, Clinton, T. ► - nifK IL. M HAL•1 A copy of a resolution �of the Town- der the Liquor Control eLet since Pet. L,,e>rail'lation committee. SPAR R'S for CHOICE GROCERIES. FRUITS, VEGETABLES. BUTTER, ER, Et S, - tilEe.ATS, FLOUR Everetierin the ilesf SILVEHWOOD'S ICE CREAM Feigidaire Equipped for your protection. Call in, look around and be eeak- vineed where eleanlire:;s t3 ' paramount. Spares, Grocery The store of satisfaction. HAMILTON STRUT. G00Eltlell Phone 146. We deliver in town 166666614,6666166666661, 666 t6.61, north of Relgrave.:53ent to Good Roads Coniinission, Beloved by Messrs. Batter and Tre- wartha that the eounty council as a whole take a one -day trip to 'Guelph June 18th, under the direction of our county agricultural representa- tive, he to make 411 a arrangeknents.-» (erred. Moved by Messrs. Higgins and Ad- ams that the old -age pension commis - tion be *composed of members of this comity council as follows: Messrs. N. W. Trewartha, Neeb,Kennedy, Henderson and Ingles..--Laid on the table. • DISTRICT SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION At a most .enthusiastic meeting of representatives from the Girls' Soft- b:ht1 Clubs of Clinton. Brumfield and S'ecaforth, held in the Carnegie Lib - eery, Seaforth, on. Tuesday evening, a district association was formed with the following officers: Pion. Presi- dent, Mr. George D. McTaggart, Clinton; President,. Chas, Holmes, •Seafort'h; trice Pres., Alex. Addison, OROTHY ATACI RILL and . dli eat wth that he hail Collected Serf5 in fines u - .ship roa s to psi con .-- en o A. Beattie. Seefor th; Sec'y Treas.: A. Were received end filed end an order RA(:ld JIVE We suggest these light weight and cool DRESS MATERIALS for the warm weather Frock PE'FEIt PAN PRINTS DEAUVILLE LAWN WENDY BATISTE POLLY PRIM MOLOW DIMITY RENBY LAWN FIGURED PIQUE -PLAIN COLOR, PETER PAN The colors in these materials are guarantees kw the makers and will be replaced should they fade in washing. o SPECIAL VALUE -34 -inch Fancy- English 114) Print. - Reg. 45e per yard. Our price, yard ePeoee Phone 8b,* '" • boys and 70 girls, 00.7 per cent. Penny Bank deposits, 1560,02, deposits 176. Mrs, Redditt taught three days for. Miss 'Wilson and one grid a half days foe Miss Elliott. These report:: pie-'a'lthig Cornell ,Woolrich's story, ship of Hay.asking the councal.to,pass .1Stle. `, Moven by Messrs. ITubbeed and 1L. 'which won the $10,000 College Humor a bylaw, pursuant to se. 1 of section Moved by Messes. Duattie and Hill A. Keys that the county take out lia- Prize' Teeth's own revelation of 106, chapter 238, R. S. O 1927, giv- that the county council visit the balite. insurance to Protect the conety the •. daring =•doings of the younger ing power to -townships ter collect ar- county boom Wednesddy afternoon, against q.Il aeeldents that mny. happen nci ti From a Island i` gc, ra on. Longnets empowered by' the .statute on Tied. �suronce be hies~ed with the Glebe Int gaxase t7 file Ritz Carlton Hotel in townships to sell Lands, etc.—Sent .to The House of Refuge coinmittee.tlemnity . Co.---Soat to toed Roads two jumps and ai bounce, Legislation committee. ' was appointed. a transportation mint- Commission. ' "C'HI1 REeT .OP THE. RITZ" A report_ from leiugistrate -It eid niittee. Mored by "Messrs. Beattie' and Bal- TRE COLLEGIANS, in showing the number of uses coinin ''roved by• lefessrs. Meleibbon awl 7antyne tbat the a Mal picnic be "'FAREWELL" before him"the aS Zinethat the %mount of.lines;'h ld At :Bn •odd this •car. 'rind that past year and the-dfs- Dr. Milne, � e yh •year. . nasal of the shine,—Filed. for traffic violation 'on county roads: the Warder. the clerk. one Councillors ` , n ed � • r acid sVC' i ton ase "a conn in t 'e D nrbnt t ilii to o "Tia ebe rel: tad ;'xu n r' T3'11 , idil Toronto, giving Maiee.+of theeratifcca= by the 'county to the said town or vilaienittee to . sizige for the same. -- rears of taxre"s- and to, esr.teann all the the council' to adjourn at 0:30. ---Car, bell ho county roads and that the WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ep sn of Bducntfon. wi n a wn r va g s , i e Fronk the inspired' sen of the immortal tion. of the •appofntznent 'ef `Mr. Elmer loge when the information is laic' lar Carried, • • VICTOR iIT1G {;luiE B T etrnr f L' 'bl' ' tab' 1l'ic f th d l4T b M ll' fier rind' Ba , O - ..nape • . O ti k a. eons a 'tiro t r'4 a sal gnus- ov '' essi1s. 1, G-: q Schoors• in West $upon acs made' b ici ality. Referred -to .' L ;gislai:lan i ker that fere f riction Site urged a brilliantly produced drama of lovey P th counfy' council zed ^passeion behind the. throne -•stn« .Filed pendous, speetaeular, magnificent and. A letter front Mr. G. R. Patterson gripping an its: suspefs9--thrilling fn former. agricultural' representative, its senora. how at Brampton, feel 'Co.. saving efAVMA RY. PHIL DIN eget he would be present at the June ` ONRAD VEIDTxxx meeting to spealt about a motor trip. are starlet' in: this epic which you proposed at a former. meeting,, -.-Pit must not miss. Hugon.-best, .a tale ed, Prom The Education Department': giving' notice' of the grunts to the - schools. of Huron, to w'h eb an equiv- alent trust be given by the county, as follows:. Pubric. schools, -$2029.- 76: Separate schools, •91:17; total, $2120 33 Feed - - CircularTrom the Ontario "Depart- nient of Agriculture re iveed control, E.S.O. chapter 309, as amended •by ebapter 51, 1928. Piled. From John, A. Wilkinson regarding the returning of two more Ontario Hospital inmates set Lannon to, the House. of Refuge at Clinton. 'riled. .Prom the county of Peterborough regarding better :control of motor traffic during the spring months and 'as'king the co-operation; of the coun- ty - - uneil, in the matter. 'Sent to teeislation committee. From Percy A. McBride ns to the employment of motor cycles for the protection of our roads from over - in autie, 1f128.-- Committee. 1 by The county eoshic'tl in regard- to. of, a?cleivn-with it .tarredgrin and his romance with the beautiful duchess. The -picture magnificent 1 ""TRE MAN WHO LAUGHS" EDUCATIONAL COMEDY "STAGE I RIGHTS" Na edvance hi admission prices. - 'FRIDAY and SATURDAY JACK HOLT. with DOI/IS HILL and leACLANOVA in a story by Zane • Grey. A. whole Irwindale moves to provide the smash-' ing spectacle which climaxes dais tale of man's 'Iove of man and a woman's treachery. Holt's strongest diame- ter "A'VA:LA:NCinn - MERMAID COMEDY "POLLOW TEACHER!' • Ill,atinee Sat. at 3.00 pan. At the Wednesday morning g tetS`oii esds alom comity ireatssfde s that a" cetmmunicat on 'Wa' read from thee they be &i4 urease eesearlyeas possible Police Magistrate with referei'ite to i in the srt m., -Sent to 3;ood Roads the vermeil taking more . action-tt, Commission. check the amuse of road privileges by. Moved icy' Miessrsa. 3eetuc and Ad too inueh speeding . and tea Bente' ams tthaat, as the Gana 0,ioatds Cone loading of tracks -specially on roads mission at the trill of the year are not in to be driven on. ---Sent to the thoroughly +tpnversarrt with the re Legislative committee..-quirements of the road, they bring in Messrs, W. S, McGbie, of the 'Globe. a report tat the Deceniber meeting - Indemnity Co., and: Mr. F. W. Playa-' 'slid a budget of the emit they think ton, of the 1'laxton-Hueston Co.. ad-. '•shieula 'be -tried mut the following dressed the council on the subject of` year.. -..'Sent to finance committee. accident insurance. Moved *try Messrs. Beattie and Mr. ' G. R. Patterson, 'the former form an in - S9rigbt, that the county l ce' present and each year the • iiia n y they a 1ciiltura1 '-ro resentative, Sums nnrairc gond d a in the fund addressed the eeuncil. e ' n Tin nio 'e 1 speaking of the splendid work that' would hove to 'pay for Tiebility Meer - will Ito doubt insult 'from the aupoint-t amee and in that way carry its own merit of the advisory committee. inn inemetnee.--'Sent to 'good Roads Peel 'County, where Mr. Patterson Cotnmission. 4 now resides, they have bad on advise. 14Ioved bv' Messrs, Dodds and Ad- ory committee for the past ten years; ams that the botnidary line betweena tion of the board and explained the . proshisiene and regulations for such classes. -Ile- was given a vote of thanks. D.' Sutherland.' IScaforth. There eeing passed foe the payment of supply no representative nresent from Gode- teacher." rich lllytl o Hensall, it was decided, .A letter WAS received from :hiss not to arrange a schedule until these Grace Hamilton resigning her post - 1. clubs had been heard from—men. club tion on the 'Victoria school staff and to have the appointing of a vice pre- het' resignation was accepted.. silent anti the' officers to compose tae Miss Vera nIliott asked for a 'year's executive committee. leave of :absenee and this ,request was It was decided to'play a double granted.' schedule of home and home games, I Applications for positions' on the with the tsvp teams standing hir,he; t stat'' were received from Miss Alice playing home and home games for Booker, H'amilton;' ' Mn:.: .T'horneloe, the district championship, the:win- Goderivh; Miss Mnlbel Johnston, Ced- ners playing off' with othee district arville,'and Miss Jean A. Ewart, Elk winners for the County Champion- 'Lake; these were laid over to be ship, renreccuted by :'. trophy donate- dealt with at special.-meetinte-of the rid by the NL.P.s and hT:L.Ae. or the board on Monday, the 17th• Inst. County. The schedule Will be -drawn t' A request from Mr. Ilerrisun for up the last week in June 'when the , an increase in, his salary as caretaker examinations are over :and it,'is•deo ' of Vietc- ia: school was left over to finitely know • hnw. 'Many clubs there , the special meeting. j will be in the district. A number of 'accounts were refer. i A.D. SU II_ERLAND, See'y. red to the finance committee. PUBLIC $CHaCaUI.'HOARL► • Di; Sinclair, inspector bf Auxiliary Glasses, was present, on the invitee guise June mooting of the ., public' school 'board was held on Mon- day evening. with Trustee .Cott in the chair and Trustees Miller,. Tlloin=i son, Naftel. Hill, Wallace and Care tie. present. Principal 'ctonehouse reported I1' 8 boys and 184 glrl'4 on the rolls for' - May, with an avprae'e attendance of 167 boys and 108 a;lrls. 91 per rent. Penny Bank deposit,; 0122.15, depos- its. 632. Non resident fees paid. $f.1 Miss ; Sharman, nenripal of Central school, reported ltlb Boys sand 78 girls on the rolls, average attendants.. S►6,. and tbio committee had initiated ethe-townsliipe- of Mullett and McICi1- -,- ntueh of the beneficial' legislation ear-, ion and the township of Morris be 1 Tied. out, Mr. Pattersotin also spoke ,put on the Good Roads system; con -1 of county eotrecil • tours, mentioning meting the •road enat of 'Walton with' tours that had been taken byother the road tweet of Blyth makin;' it R ' eountiee and the cost. le snggested straight, mad through. --Sent to a one -day. trip to'Guelph model.fsrm Good Roads Commission. or a two-day trip .to Guelph. through . Moved by Xenon. McIC4ibon and Brampton and points east to Toron- Henderson that this council consider the question of date and number of w.._ meetings of the 'council, as a gime, �. • '1 many counties have found' it neves- - Bary to make a change to meet exist - tog conditions,—Laid on the table. Moved by Messrs. .Adams and Stalker that 2,000 feet of snow fence be purchased to ee platted where needed on the eounty read front Clin- ton to Blytb and 1,000 feet on the ,county road from Auburn to.$1ytie— Sent to Good Roads Commissier. • The county "treasurer, Mr. Young, then gave anaccount of the financial standing of the county. The state- ment state , went was referred to the finance committee. - - The eouneil then went into commit- tee of the whole to consider the eque- lization, - In Committee it was moved by Mr. Ballantyne, seconded by Mr. Kennedy, tbat the equalization of the renege. meats of tbe several municipalities in - the county for 1929 he tile sante es Tor 1928. Mr. Wright enured a Pro- test against the equalization of ,Turn - berry, which he claimed was too blgh, I but no action was taken on thio and Mr. 1lallanityne's motion was adopt- ed. At the Wednesday afternoon ree- Dion some discussion took place no to the increase in the cost of adminintraa- tion of auatice in the county. in which efeeors. Trewartha, Dr, Milne, Beat- tie and others took part. Moved by Messrs. Wright and Col - line that a committee be appointed to eoufer with the county eoliciter re eriminal justice eceounteeseCerried. - Moved by Messrs. lbeeb and Swit-: zee that W, Ii. Oliver be appointed constable at Grand Bend for a period , of two months beginning July 'sat next at his previous sansei.,•—Car- read. I Moved' by Mesaran. 11111 and McKen- Sie that the C. N. R. be requested to,' ',Dime ee ttetoall: on the overhead 9 trete on the ealtford Bill en the out- a nidal of the titrueture, xis its tieing ora i i tee innicdc t;;asiie i tbe bridge too nary. 'I TOW for esfeay for present day traf- i favi.- Coccus'. i eioceal by 3Ieoor'n. Tutries' and etr- ' lff,flolton teat tike clerk get into tom. ,. uiutairafconk with oee or more ileum of n shorten(' eceauntante art Co tine cont tier An annual. neini>atnuuol and quer-, terry atudee, ro teat when thin op' merle 1future et,alia ii is appointing audvtote.' they vie lave flail infrtsts.clt'oa,!. . 4 "aimed, Movee ivtic pro. Hence' rmn and 'i' tallier that teethuab ]f retain t'n:eriin�ais�•o „teen hiron-and - % rer rlo Gn tdal t:3 previle ems " i rerec:ly fee tbe tdac'z ca t i relied ( ail, L. Gt;cta et. -3::`3741g tee na>it er iniete' Your New --- SUMMER FROCKS Can now be obtained from our large new stock of ready-to-wear— Celenese ,,Dresses - Belerepe Dresses Printed Silk Dresses. Gingham ,Dresses Cotton Crepe Dresses Balbriggan Smits Print Dresses Broadcloth Dresses - Silk or Rayon Ensembles Our Vales and Style Selection this season, surpasses by fa'r any former year. lie sure to see the new Stock now on Display. On Friday and Saturday, Juno 7th and 8th we offer two ready-to-wear spf c.- ials of, GINGHAM DRESSES 95c, and NEW SILK FROCKS $9.95 YOUR Mp♦ The , . A Gray . Co OF r� OM: VALUE WE CARRY A Corps to ,Gine of GROCERIES CALVIN r.: til. Kingston St.. -:o Phone t 16 SOLICITOUS Of YOUR PATRONACC "CINDERELLA- EAU -Y H P o T s o �� come/' %'I1Xin'C'/'7'S f1.f1i`!JiP.dRR) Itest.57rrel HONE 239 i EOR 'APPOfi4TMEN? Open L;veni, of Dy appointment only Lead* the Tt r%t isr,.71rofor Car "itttwYe 1ef�reYou Buy._ in the $ l ,3 14 Field COMPARE! COMPAILE FEATURES! See the high .priced motor ear features which the Nash "406" offers. Compare PERFORMANCE! Drive it and test the action of its powerful, 7•braring, high•compression motor. the unusual acceleration, speed and power. Compare STEERING! Here's the greatest sec in turning;. parking, ikan- ease ever known -444e to Nallh esgiireerimg Compare RIDING! Specially designed alloy springs tailored individually to the weight and size of eaeii model and a,oveyoy hydraulic shock absorbers. • " r' outboard, mounted by Nash, to increase their efficiency. Compare 1IODY DESIGN! Contrast the low, smart beauty of the "400" with any other car and see how it cap. titres your preference: Compare EQUIPMENT! Nash pro. vides at no estrd charge front and rear bumper, hydraulic shock absorbers, spare ere lack. and tire cover. Compare VALUE! Sten up all Nash offers—in quality. and perforanance and beauty and features= -then crani. pare delivered. fully equipped rices asked for ether ears in dee field malt alae LOW l3ahlk dclimored, folly equipped prih'ee. ti V 1 Price Range of 23 Nash "400" Models, $1,224 to $3,421 ielelae i°uaag roaring, Roadster Coupe, Cabriolet, Vietoda and 'edam Mocdedc 661/1616/1,166.11616.61.6 HURON MOTOR SALES Ea sown # ETRE 'T GODERICII,, ONT. ,