The Signal, 1908-6-11, Page 44 TML( UDAT, June 11, 19Q$
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
Huron County Council.
June Session Marked by Reunion of Old
Members and Banquet on Thursday Evr
ening --,----*-Unique Gathering = ' Holmes-
ville Bridge Not to Be Rebuilt at Present
Inspector Robb's Interesting Report.
The June "elision of the county
councils neenticluded un Friday last.
On Friday morning the euurieil visited
the site of the Ilulmesville bridge,
over which there was so uu . h discus-
sion, and the result . is shown in the
following luutions : ..
Roads and Brwlles.
:hovel by Thus'. G. Shearer, sec-
onded by t%titian* Hunter. that. after
visiting the I1 IUIesville bridge. this,
council is of the opinion th+it the road
and bridge eo•uniittee• acted .wisely in
recoiumeudin -that the new bridge
when erected lir guilt un the present
site. (arrietl. Moved by Harry Salkeld„ seconded
by John Govetiltx'k, that, on aeruunt
of the stringency of the utunely mat.
--km.- boli--emegitt-rt' ifs---ta
make such tempt/nary repairs on the
Holaes%ille bridge AN wi11 prevent
accidents and that the coust•uctiou of
renew bridge la• deferred for the pre --
eat year. t'Arried.
• D. Patterson, the, county engineer,
reported -lie follows: 1bbing the
sP4ng freshet considerable damage
was done to bridges. ltuhwell's
bridge on the Hayfield eraser was
washed pwa)•. loch.. A bridge wash of
.. -Seafut•th known as Silver t'teek
bridge. 1 have adve fled fur'aud re-
ceived te•ndeeT+ for a new bride -tat ie
erected at this place,_ Ji mew p�
is to Is• retched acr &e a branch of the
Maitland River cin the lamtuahu•v be-
tween the top bps of Grey anis El--
wa, tenders to -he opened at Strat-
ford at the June session of Perth
county council. Aii agreement has
been signed by Mr. Hemphill ay+�tl/!eM
ingdatuagesterhis twill in the village
of Wroxeter : a copy' of agreement is
herewith submitted, On May •Jlth
Messrs. Fraser, Musgrove and myself
examined the site of the proposed new
bridge at Wroxeter It will require a
bridge at least 11') f t long for this
site at a --cost pt. able it $1!MM1, THIN
total amount of urdeii issued since
last report in January was $!1.:07,N{.
The road and bridge committee rec.
owmended;:
Ite Wruxater bridge`f.hat no a tion
Mr. Mclasol it he is wtlistle•d that
damage was done ; • re (not' of
Messes. (iibltinga and NicMillan for-
tetylue•nt of $:lII grant tat Huron
,•omit% .tut•k show At Clinton for
spring show, '1h,it the a t be
{{paid ; re motion of Messrs. Petty and
liaw•kius fur arrant of $'01 to Hensel!
horse• show, that no ucl' 1w taken,
S• it h:as ant yet coulpticet with &nn.
tuition. ate- of the Agricultural Act : re
motion 01 ?leownf. Shearer and Hain-
slucl., for it grant of $211 l • 1•'ualwie h
stallion sl than tin :u•t on tae taken,
As it has received the ronin% -grant to
the fall 'allow ; that no eetton be taken
re motion ..f Mer.rs. Milne And Tay -
bit, viz., that this council make the
saute ambit to. all naming shows that
.riot Within the meaning of the fret
Copier of the new regulations have
lawn sent to each interested school
board. The public school graduation
examination which' hats been retail -
belied for Huron county will b e itu in•
cetttive tit the .itudrntie 10 tueparr the
prescribed work.
The Teachers' Institute.
Tile 111117 Le•aellers 'net itute was held
at Exeter in May}. The meeting wad
Iargely''attended anal appreciated h
the tracbrts. It-tr i►ifa i to the "Welton
and not a lona whets the Lrau•het• takes
art -* rive interest. its the institute
work. •S tea hers Nolo their school
auQ injure the profession by closing
their et•Ittole and then not :attending
bile indt.itatte.
Teachers of West Huron.
There were 132 teacher's itt Weak
Huron at the close of 1917. Twelve
held first -chow- .theatre. forty-eight
held Atwood* ods and seventy-one thirds.
In PI117 there were three holding Hrste,
fifty six holding antesmele and seventy' -
f • thirds. In Ile17 there were
thirty-eight men teaching at au At re.
age salary itt $,al3, and ninety-four
women at an weenie - ailed, of 5(1'2.
'There were fifty-eight ober. receiving
an average salary, tit $RN . in 1`117• a
H ) its t ave
. getting a l r
- ev t wen t
•rut y
vie
age of Vit. The twenty-four -four rrgulxr
tesehrri in the -urban sadaould at the
closeut I1Mli were All retaieel for 1908,
but tbit•ty.rix of the, 107 rural 'divi-
sions changed teachers. A large
nus urit.y' of Die teachers did boneeet
e nd enduring work for their pupils.
were a tsrrle-m. *nal ire
different in the discharge of their
duties, thinking more of the quarterly
salat•y than of the progress of Lite
•
pupils.
Hard Work Should be Rewarded.
C• C. Ler on 1whdlt• of the tnwu ad
1iotlrrirh for it grant u1 ;chat ni sill tit
pasMgexpwnae•s ofulilitu)• catsup et
liodrt•ic h, that no action be takt-u.
to application of Col. Young and
others for a grant of $7:' tat_ the Il_tirut
County ltifte, League, ntxt- 11ee "The time rind exlwn+r urcrsNtey' 10
xluuuit .Iw ptruntel n• .tuutiun mf tits:slily for teaching send the arduous
%Irsst•s. liibbings mud McKay, asking natn>jv td the work should indut•r
for usual grain of $'S'. t.. the l'uuuty Doter interested in the eIen *Luou ..f
id Huron Poultry _association. that the y h of • land to pay adequate•
the giant be Made, salaries to tine teachers. and 1 irtrhy
'floe report was ai looted atlii It was retain tltr sett aces ..f the helit traria-
ntuvwt•hy.attas.- I i .•i.n and Ham. tees. Thr sternum's work necessary t1
'1
Sena
$1
in tins 61:11/41. chev+ut . t vicuna un
tna'.r tis Morning Coat, to your
older. -
r'•
4j 1', uh. many gentlemen it takes the
pl:1.e of the F«x'k Coat, and is quite
primer ey.ept at the more focntil.,
_ ,
`�0==0=0=0rttg 0r0
`° Warm Weather Goods. °
LACES�� � c Valenciennes Laces front 2 to 1.5 cents. (lout.). I .;tt•1•.
w7 »,r- ani--'trtdmn (.acrd bruin 3 to 121: cents,
FILLET NETS }lila Nets, :Jti i11Nl •4U.1114li(es wide. in. whin•, Cream,
O Paris and
Back.'' 0
AND LACE Insltl•tion-4 to match hittlet �iutsa.
DRESS :ire showing ilif t eek a lot int the hest DRESS NI !'SLI NS
MUSLINS tt r�er °tiered for -the sant monvV. White grounds with
tll)re sipt.t :u1,t fttirat p tterns. N.tvv:ultl l3lack with tv'hite
split snit sm:rti •• trig►- :Merits. Deist Z';tlitrs; all nett this spring, and the prices
are. now
if), 12lic t1t„_S. 20, 25, 30, 35 :utd 40 cents... Thi. lttt is extraprices.
val
q lIade to your special pleasure in
Lill( day's at t',,, factor, $25 and•$3U
i;uTft�f .r the whole suis.
bridge ataa•k tilea_Itesaaak--itraser.-liawkine, Jaurcry w Urs. utauy luylly-ItgJ)twl it ,
Bailie, Leckie and Harris he a roll- ventilated elate•hexose sown wears Inst
'Hitter to report at the I►rco-tuber sew the tsitilful teacher. \ling give up
Bion, un the waterier 1)f the. county teach n_g to t•ntet upr,n lalot•e tuugegiet
offlciatrr'2'arried. or• •r retuunelative work, while
A repplriuentary Iepxtrt. of the re- others crass teaching uu account of
. ji• rlitr•t failing health- Only those .who have
t service as teachers real -
for coal alis follows : Ivo,. ire grate zi' Cilia had work teaching i-+:
be taklln 'he present? - - -
Re ltaathwell bridge in Rtiinferfow0.1
\ ship over the River Maitland, that the
engineer sell•the old timber in the old
Wooden bridge -,.and that no further
action be taken at present.
Regarding the request of West Wa-
wanush council asking fur a_ -bridge
over the Maitland River on concessions
fiend 3,, tbet,;gwhtgta..1t. large raprn-
diture.thiei year on bridges, -no action
14 taken gat present, hit tont the
matter' be ttoni iderett at the December
cession. \
Regarding\I)yat's bridge. Stanley
township. tat on action be taken for
the reason that the bridge never was
legally • county bridge.
Ke .motion of Messrs. Taylor anti
Parks, that the engineer examine the
Gulley bridge and have the same put
in repair.
Re motion of Meat's, Hdbier and
Taylor, that the engineer examine the
Exeter bridge and have it put in re-
pair.
Re motion ad Messt•N. McMillan and
Watson, that the engineer have the
Au merhill and 1)ya1• bridges painted
and all other ;1,ridges that need
paint►-
-) •r
Re
otimn of Menses. Mc I rt•niad
and McKay', that the bridge built. by
Tuckersmith and Sutnlev beslummed I
by the county hereafter.
Re motion of Messrs Bailie and
Hunter, that the bridge known ns the
Kietail bridge 1e built thief summer it
necessary.
Re motion of Meteors. -iia►ilii and
McEwen, that the bridges known as
the Taylor and McPhee bridges Iw baht
this season if the engineer thinks
neeestuu Y.
That the following , tenders be
Sibier d'
• Irl ll rr reek
r the work acceptedfu
bridgge• one-half mile east of Sesiforth :
Iwlohey & N.u•gals. for the rungt'.de•
work at $4.11 �wrr is yard, and Hi
l
l.
& Co., llltr1r1, po' t!tINi for the steel
rat
rslrnctn tr.
The c•lauiw with refnrnne•r to the
county's taking over the hrielio t.tiitl
by Stanley and Tuckersluitll was, am-
ended by adding that the clerk tire -
pare a bylaw confirming the 'same and
also including the taking over of the
Hopson bridge on liastr•line. Mullett
and (4oalerirh towne.tni s. atriHtaveth
Male ready' - for su),inissiun to the
ee '1 - et-- the Ihaetaalwe --sem.--MIL/ oIf.
Othe (tr*p.ut Was adopted.
The ww skid to kirI A Alil
showing vont of erecting 1
maintaining.
each permanent Lridge
in the county, and the engineer was
asked to preps e a NtaLenlerll showing
the cost of eatch permanent 'ridge
during his term of office,
Estimative Committee's Report.__ _ The executive col molter ermine
-uended
in response srtri e
ifi r
.
_ Gunn that the amount the grant
votes too the L lintoti -ftuap 1 he paid
�- when l)r. Donn ',mime!, R tr
Government itintsikt ion owing
tba a hectcpitftl,hat 1,1'rn pas, as
public !ites1 aril it entitled' to , !e-
calve the pithy grail. atilt that,' r
P
semr comets. 1'e 1n1
.uesl With rem,
to
to any other hospital to which 11•`
county grant leas not 'wen paid. 1: -
a[Cin g the (-imolai.(-imolai. from Ihr sprit.-
'teary o the Ontario Proyinnial-1Vinlrr
Fair, '1'u Mitt, A. to Adtlitiun,il 1,6'MS
t1 coinllr 'tors, the .1. 'tter• t'eeoln-
mended th t no suction Iw taken in the
matter tin intuit this war changed
to read that "i be granted to supple•
ment prizes for amateurs in this
county exhibiting, 'inch rums to be
kw the beef cattle department only..
Re letter of Caswell Co., the commit-
tee recommended that the clerk pro-
cure a copy of the Ontario Statutes
for each member of the county coun-
cil and the county officials at the low-
est figure et which they ren he pro-
cured ; re application of John Knox,
turnkey at the ,jail, for en increase of
salary from VIM to $1MMt, that no
change be made at present end that a
committee of say three or five term•
bees of the council should be ap-
pointed to revier the .list of taiat•lrs
of all the county officials and report
at December sleeting with a view to
making thein permanent for at least
five gars and 1hr•rhy stop rnntinstat
aapphcation• f••1 uacreitets ; re claim of
Aligns McLeod for damage done by a
committee of the county council and
othere trending dowp his grass ant
leering gabber open, allowingg his cattle
to go astray. Me., near Hnimesville
bridge, that the Warden he &Ohrm-
lzed to snake a fair settlemeut 'with
ts
coal Yon• court house. $t:.:al per t1 ; Marc of ttie tea,•tWla hate, leen
Scranton coal, $1.73 per ton. F. !ceders in all that . has been for the
Holtues, the hest quality of hard cola elevating of the .contmunity where
*1.711 per tun. As the:-cmtslslitter they taught.' The services of. such
were informed that nu grate coal was trgchent cannot he treasured' h7.' viol
now used at the court house end that tars.
grate coal ,rat 23c. per ton less than
the other kinds of coal specified int the
tenders. theyluudd that the lender of
F'. B. Holmes was the lowest and
recommended its -acceptance. Adopted.
On tuutinn of Messrs. t.eek(e and
Ietylor..I,he same amount .Ali hurt year
Utas' granted to the fruit (trowels'
AsSoeistion, viz., $.i44 towards trans.
p ortat expenses end $2.; for prizes
for exhibiUire from this cru..: a at the
Provincial horticultural exhibition itt
Tots pto this fall. .-
The
The County Rate...
BeJgrave's .Fine New School.
1►urigg the year new school sections
were formed - at fielgtave and l'en-
tralia and A Nulestantial school house
erecter) in each village. There is •
large attendance at each of thea.
schools. Thr Belgiave scbupl -house
is tit-st•i•lass in every respect, the 'chess
Items being the best lighted and
ventilated. its this- insppeect.testate.
•Schell boatels that contemplate boild-
Mg
emtempl etebiild-
iiig a new school err rena,dellit5g the
old..une should visit the Helgrave
school. In most school sections the
the --reaeirer- es -MY -tate- 1" ' ,. 111,t'.
should provide tire necessary• tools,
1
and expenditures for the }ext are ,as untidy' appeArxutr The school k,,rd
follows :
Yang' arlgals •
AAn•iu•.triti.x, of j
Jeal au+•uunt
Div wen t ourt,iury turd.
Schools..
s, had nuuragemen
Mi-cellnueuu. grant
Municipal go,ernmru
stationery 0.101 prinU
Lunatic. and eslaarittss
Int.•rrda
County Droptert Y. _•-
Mi -a attaneuus
l..du»trlel beer
Roads and bridges
Sterling debenture.
l urrency debenture....
•
R��istry office
oirells
(tat , . v r,m.
� ,itl7t»!.c
\ • SI,au.w
a
AlUA
Stn net,:s
Amount to Ix• rel -ed by utsa.tion .. 1142.12.38
A (,report of the finance comnhttee
was to the effect that to'raise the dif-
ference between the expenditures and
the teceipts, as estimated, would re-
a1wlti.aratr of 1 7-111 mills on the dol-
lar, uh,l the twee:rs,u-v bylaw was
paned.
County Buildings..
l'hr house of refuge committee ree-
ofiiiietided that prsiper fire protection
1e• tinialdetl 1o1 Int. new :addition, eta
thele was nolo. Ansi the rate of imine•
:owe w. ills ❑H cast t v r
Vena. tint.... ilii* wereelont. Thr 14)11)
mitt•*. f, ountl the buildings and pr•ent-
ises neatly kept, the inmates ,Ieiui
s nd
1.1.11 leIltett lie. ertYpit of
,1
1 • diBrr•
ki ,la hookingwell and the general
tillage t,f the haw good.
t'laulse 1 of the 1.I nlmitter'sreport
wax amended to .nsttl'\lhat 111 coon=
mititw and tie- inh.ptetew of the nose
mf refuge Ire a ciMgatjttee to attend to
the matter of fin: pruer•tiuti, and he
J11,41._war"adtptlil_
lil%vnun! y property e • lee , a••
f,u11ec e1-erytling ilia-ftt•+.twtaau-_iebijw
Nl1I' jell and creno( lnrndtrl that no
nrt'im• Iwt tskrn at present in the mal-
tFh of JamuV. (1 - un initiate who
hits been confined to flu- jail fur s r
years lie inaarte. lust_ who the jailer
thinks should 1)r removes, pit int
thinks hr is' not very hod. Every-
thing was (numb in good, oilier at the
revisit y office and at 111' ruurt home-.
The special cuuuuitleerecommended
,than the prayer of the Ontario blutli-
I:ipaal Association, 41•1: Ing -t lar e4lnMtll to
moment dole xnes too attend with(tele.e-
ttealt•a (Netts other err -noting to prem up•
of the 1'rovinri,d liuvenlnu•nt the
%•e h n b, 'Id' hospitals o
ads I A ,hty f • n u1g h pts t
lake care of Vnle,utnptives, itteligenl
n,nl of hetwIse iW grnhtteand that
t
the annual membership fee in t he I hl•
tacit, lluuirip,al Association 'Le paid
and ;t tlelegitte sent to the anntual
meeting.
1►n motion of Mranrs. \It•Mi1lan arid
t ) , Milne wasappointed it
9'a •1 ,r I r 111 n A
r
Ix
• r , the meeting or the
dl I Rte to xtten f tl m u f
K
purpskle• of urging the Government to
build ern ptive hospitals, to be
held' at Toronto during the fall fair.
Nn of
dn of Jlt)yiArs, Bailie and
Stothers, ais. iIcr)enniadand Lane
were appoi delegates to the meet-
ing of the tft •cipal Aesoclation
Toronto. _ \
seeds and other requisites fur keeping
the fencra. gruwuts And Hower beds ut
proper; condi) ion. The teacher and
pupils have ample time to dot the
wotrk. Their (-Marta will se suitably
rewarded. Any u -ural t village
school board that provides is d main -
tames. school garden with Use equip-
ment Ad act oblations preltcrilied
its circular No. 13MK, shall f1,,. en=
titled to an initial grant hot exceeding
$IIM, and a subsequent ennui) : itt
of $'1) to he expended its caring it
such school garden, and fur kerepi
the ochool grounds in proper condi
tion.
Se hlgoi Libraries.
SCHOOL MIATIERS.
•
J. E. Tam's Ksport foi\West Hiroo
In ate.
In his report to'.t "count: courted
haat weekJ. E. Tom, i pector full
lie shads for Wear- Ml n, sit
pin
part :
The enlrndrnentat to 'the 1'nl)(ic
Schools Act, 19117, changing the min
loom sale, y to be !paid rural schi.i
teachers. and providing frit the pny-
ment�ry the Legislature of /or y per
cent. of stalely paid over the tdie-nsti(p
grant, impels'. to give general satisfac-
tion. The fort% per sent. in it -prise.
teal SW1111lus tr school luardr to tut,-
is
utya fele salary to their ten.here.
The ttgt•►latione for o4fhtinnalinn
and Nth clatter* have been materialh
changed in the grading of the achnols
and the oppnitIedIng of the grants.
Mr: Tom strongly utvocatel school
hibi au i .. For 1944( the legislature
voted a . end grant of 4/1,414141 ($1,UM1
more tha last yeti i In aid of rural
e chtol icor res. its all additional twr-
ce nage on he value of alt litrriry-
lxeiks pinch lwtwern .duly 1st.
1017, and (Jeto r 1s1, ltil„t. There i+
girl, a grant on the total slur uf,all
hooks in the fibril. Hefor a Ahtole•r
.let.-IMMM4, every se )ul section should
hat s library of at I st,$31 worth of
lir •
In I %"it15` jrigti(N in, West Huron
arid.' aq the entrant's• examination
and 21M w�rewud•,essful,
The Model Schools a Boon.
('hr tatwlrl reboots se+fpeat• to ice. in.
atittitinn. of the prasl. .lodged by the
work, door by their graduates they
have :been »1sen uur
That mime of the ntlxielites wile
failures is true, but the majority of
thrut proved tlwatit►Ivrs-etra.•st,
surisi Wtent' and etttbniwtic !emitters.
INSPECTOR ROBB'SiEPORT.`
Some Panted Commeais-Regardme 8
Department of Education.
%J Our s;Vs' .rl order department
demon'trrtes the dirference between
the Semi -r pay system stir- ready-
made citxhittg.
Semi,ready,Tairoring
McLEAN BROS.,
The Palace Clothing Store
GODERICH, ONT.
a Hist or second -claw teal -her: of over
five weals' exorrience.
The New Educational Systerh.
I del.tyerl reporting in J meaty, sat
11rat this 1.')I 1L would inclhde`ta syn -
tired re( the consolidate( Public
Sehpe,ls Act. For ovine- reason this
consolidation was nut effected. end RV
ls ei,lh•eltseilee We 11111.1 11, 10 get
Along wuh Ihr i'ub_lie $cht.n,, Art of
nen amt tar u + matalr. sine..
II LAWN
WHIT]
WHITE
WAISTS e.(ur stuck is ex.eptionallr large'ana some of them are less than
m.inufaclurets' gripes. Being samples and ov'ernlakes, the
prices are ft-al-ULM/Sant to 52.25. Some three-quarter and
WAISTS setnle long sleeveis.. • Just see this lot before you huy. -
EMBROIDERIES :1 Lt111,• of elllht'oideries. .11l 6 -yard ends, -
>pleces in all. four choice 8 cents.
HOSIERY. Ct 11
Sint
J.
The Square
and get some of our pairs for 25c. Fast black.
• 854, 9, 934, to. Some of theta are good value for _oc.
Colborne
O 0 0
0
Goderich
0
11
u
0
IMIINGIIIIME11ttls IMMO
then. One tertian has been Alurnded
five times alma.- 11M11. 1 also hoped to
be Alile to give an outlier of the new
elucatiatnal system which is to i"tptiter
that in force up to 1111 This-' ( pun
unable to do, ,Is the r•lue•Ali..nsl
authorities in Toronto wilt give ono
nn stattment'or policy' About things+
we reaity want to know. e. g,. Are I hr
Model 8cii.eds Its 1.. ape•nr 4 in .111 I hl•
Gusto ata in pre toil. vett' . :
New.Scitool Houses.
• ;hiring the year `Ihr.'.• escellror
twit•k . +chttni 1 eta were el is•Iel.
They air Hoiden' in Alun mid' c.tnias•
runt, and are the Last word its s.:ho..1
Alrhitrr lite. 111..11 sae titu.al•'d in
t'. S. S. No II. 31.otris, McXilhip-,na,l
S. S. No. 7. N1_Killop, -land 14.
S, a., Its, M.•Kidop. They are a
re-edit t,i't, �arae :section*, !note poetic».
laxly in+ twit-r.(t he nee tithes are not very
etioni-- Two .1 d new school hnlleer
shrub h.a'e !Well 1.1 '' . but »+a lite arc-
boons aur wt*((1fy_ ►ftel. the. ix•ot.1.: fifth clads whoop. In 1)M -. Wingham
heat..' hnilt splendid te•ioieu . e ,pod *.'11xeauur a high /school. Last Septenr-
the excell.'n, a of -the• land con itto
he n'n.•.url high. thc'orain:try• (n ••,
Ate w, high boat !lie trustees tell ata
that Ihr Peti)p1t• aro tsally tis, let t
'mild new w'hi,d•I Irouwre, ,Ve-a In't
tptrnce it ,elitist teACen • ,•uutfurtatt ,e
warm 1 aural has to Shi4tHel•-•inai*•ia
dray in a building as drafty Anil 6iid o1
,t &ten. The It ust er•s of 1'. S. S. No.
t
, ick and r :' aril k ,
1•. I1.a
pans! it h:atr(no set arid mowed an. old
freest• seho.4 poi'. oh to bbl's And
r with T i•
vent rel it t h t k
'1'He grant for ncl.nlntndation • and I
t • r ins
w,' on•rnt wM l averages es, a ut
l Irl rAg
$'Sl tier schn..l, has induced many
sch,e)l% to, ioi1ct 1ve their grounds,
thesks, ring.t hill liIIarier.
Superii'-
Ilarness
TiorAt::s .► tt I\Itr: 1.t.
01, Aul.olo. ( too •••lung
1461:14.41• Ae11,01 lr 11.1, ors'.
tjiu1.. With
w tang+, nil
(mem'1 iii. e.
A ',sok w
�r,oliely for
newt twins. of
Tel+.eliosr;
lattaide deal-
er''* ehance
111 say 'Heidi
because they
have got
your money.
.Inst call and let bate introduce
to You my sptart.tttoe_ lig
Incation is easily described .
••Out of the High Price Die-
triet."
H. E. Knox
AUBURN
i
-We Strive
to Please
Out' situ IS at 1'uruy. Hon. -.ty
arid l'luan ' _
You will hind everything nervi'
and up-toraittt
Setisfaa:tiou guat•entearl or
itioney,reletadrd.
'('hone r leisyt. your order at
Tile tome's Grocery.
Haelltos St. 'Phar *43
PROMPT DELIVERY.
. s,
Wm. L Lindsay
LOOK
Bring, All
FRUITS
to JAMES LLOYD'S • Branco
Wholesale. Hilt -heat Paces
Paid.
11 in need of BERRY BOXES
or BASKETS we can supply
your wants.
JAMES LLOYD'S
BRANCH WHOLESALE."
FRUITS, GROCERIES
etck..._
Godaich.
West Street,
the. country. TheyWeillm tat• em-
phatically, the -poor nuau1's school.
where* man of Moderate means ran
mend hi* son, ata nsoilerate tetra. And
thus place his --foot on the lowest
round of the professional ladder, after
which he should be able to climb
without further aid from the family
Puree- .
A Departmental Fable.
In 111M{ there Were three grades A
rontinn:ttion slhatol., viz., �Vinghan,.
Ht•ussels and HI tb, an.l A naonlrrr of
Deerease in School Attendance.
The number of rleildten enrolled in
last Husain urun iu 11111 was ..::",:.. in WO
.1.1177, ur a ,i.•1re.0 e• I•ur the year of
'strait .:isahpa4Etile•, til 4 445 t thee - tttf ether
ctnrot K1 in til• turn! pil.li•• school.
wan :",,417::, its l MI .1 S1r2, ;a dee! of
i. Q1, nr user .a tier 'rut. Doting
the same term the attendanow in
urlata wthode has euro .hy 1711. The
too it• drrlraw• feta this inspectorate is
2,Is:I in the seventeen years.
:112 candidates wrote on the en-
trance exai4Ii'ai iuu, iutd 1'a4l plias e4l
per tent. The aveaaalre age asp
the seem -edit! ••,thttid.tt-s is thii tree
ane un.•.:uaf
pais.
the
I nspwcttr Robb, of limit Dutton. i•e-
po.rtel in pati no follows :
IK the eighty-nine teachers M the
1'tll'atl vt'htn)I,. 1 ttrtll v•thtet• were
unarm and silly ..i% females. There
Wan a1 ,tncr•asr of font male. and a
t•onesi..nding Met -ease of 11•tuale
trielters. In the t•erel st•lendr the
nude trni•Isers will elexl diwapp are
[An r.he.-tlrlan 't -howls always ISM 07
female es/detente
a i will• uut-le princi-
pal,
pal, there is neither Mercerise tint 'diol•
motion in these. ech,54'. M the rural
schools there were 4)n' (1itt-rLa++,
thirty-eight seel,tld tepee a -,d fl(i s
Ihid p
pruau•rs employed, a k,
u( titter second -clings teachers. As
-
usual .about one•thirl of our rural
iiharls changed bathers during the
year. It is useless. 1. 1, •tit this.
'Die an et ago: sal try paid the rural
teaches» in inn was $144.:41 higher
than in It5Ml. 'Tics was owing lou the
Onverntstrnt scheme of ititrinuon sal-
aries. 'rhe abandonment of the prin-
ciple of minimum salaries Alta an
igntnnis,io/ae retrest. without even the
semblance of a tent -gum action. As
a eonnegnence the' rural eateries for
1iNpt will show at decrease of shout
AA, a *Statile the teachers ,lid excellent
Wink during the prat:, The increased
saiaries had something to do with
this. for spttrccietinn either in words
Irl• ti ,ort has a stimulating effect on
the worker. A. few failed ,owhlg to
the Luk of 111111sr personal qualities
tyhirh t T.e jateswsrt',l by all bile.
t•rNsfol t•ach,•,a.
'Wealthiest Section Gets Largest Grant.
The ne•srntnystenl of apportioning
1lie f3ir.•rilnrnt grants- tm !nadir
hop.; while it bulbous the nlhlie*l
di.'Unu of "to thole that beer shall be
Risen,- does not help the schools that
rerdly need help. For instanee, a
vet t ,.ti ong scbool eec.(inn in Turk •r•
smut! tt!ewe .gwtIiotrt ;INt'rs.g•,I v.lI,ie
is 82.1 Mo. receiver) in (4ot•erntnent
grants to .17. while the weakest
echoed sec •nn i11 MIAMI'''. mirthNwed
*WOK."). ivel 427.21. The stone
*paean is in err e for 1904, hut,with
the addition til s grant id $iv is to
be given to those bools that ewl•loy
4
her, Iwu:*itr Myth, after ample adver-
tising, failed tt obtain a prtnenasl with
a first-class certificate, it had to drop
(task to grade H. Thr nll•wisra off•
niatls in the Education I)epai•tuient
`teemed to exp ret that the sghtol
loatd could manufacture w duly-quali-
Il'o•e•loiled 0t pass• 44
'The Poor Man's School."
Tine Ciitituu nn,d,•1 school under its
new principal. .lohn Harley, WAS
very sncseurful. All the students et• 1
tending sn,•retrled in obtaining .'rt1(1
rydo o kiwis- w .,. theEdu-
cation
u
eater. 1 not Irt
cation 1►ty,nrtmen t unanis to do with
the model Neillole bili. ball. 1'ntil the
Felusatiun Department announced
that it would abolish these schools 1
neverkue•w• whet ;t hull they had on
•
BACK-
ACIII3
If you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. If you neglect
Raekache it will develop into
something worse -Bright s Dis-
ease or Diabetes. There is no
use rubbing And doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys. There
is only one kidney medicine but
it cures Backache every tierce--
�Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
MiSS
MARL KNAPP
I fw.w 11 .• coati t ,t
,hw..tisin.
ahs. sod .II tyre. p5441 .4., .4
..(sial .a Of all ...- .,4 Amtrak
v M. n ilea is. Star G..
�T+.new ryrpaid fel mist al
a9esuiafRtwbr�e
llll
445✓
BURNING ITCHING ECZEMA
CAUSED MANY SLEEPLESS NIGl1TS.
Ildimeldabel Knapp, of 247 Wolfe Street.,
Peterboro', Ont., rays ' Eight months ago
small whit+ blotch.. and pinsplts broke out
On m bunds. To keep from rubbing and
.ntehing wap imp..o1.1, i. the t etching! sea
intense. This eswat.4 the pimple t buil hum
Mg mastered ..Neo Iter reel" my fingers and Spread
ing 1n the joints of my fingete. My heeds weir
actually in a rata .ate. 1 .offered erne ly lying
awake night after night with .he burning, itching
sensation and paint which h,llnwed. For months i could not be,r my Saner in
rata and ext very eery, tittle work about the Ante. Various remedies were
tried still the dewise was not checked and 1 was now alw.eat diarnu.eged when a
alatem.ns in the fie.Spann made by some person who had 'ren ruled of a similar
.,.oast hr .ant 7..LD.1.tett es. nrM
t..en 1 .►in.d abs. 4.4•Sul
Anti bens aline „ .4.rh ,p,)..tim h.naghi greet riwf, h rherl.k ala«.
HEALING, SOOTHING AND
mussily too bream ,.t inht+e 511
I,e,e t,, er8.4 and ..r,n 4 i•h.d .11
ANTISEPTIC innwww.4. and •wolaan and In ahem
Lan Rel tar. run Awns. Kaki♦ three wool. frost mermant ing with lam
akar., nnsworta. g.► 1rrlwe'a rak
n►. n.. lost .- •'roimpler AM Wp.ewa M..M roi.rw,,
had I.`, nit alitatiost, .Yaw .0
Ass
-
As.. I .al .►.s d ....oma A• an .w
FREE!
Send a. t1.
L,.841Thre
tet sampler (r.r
cot rt..h.•
re's ..d
..1 wins
.leis /n,
sentare 4a,
i
Clearing Sade
Empress Shoes and Oxfords
\\i': have decided to clear our stock of
Empress Shoes and Oxfords and
will (Air fur sale :Inc of our
$3.00 and $3.25 Styles for 52.30
$2.50 and 52.75 Styles for 52.00
Those goods are perfect in:every respect
and are this se'ason's goods. Come early
and secure a 1 x,41 4ain in footwear.
Downing & MacVicar
Side of Square
-
opo
COUCHES'
Ve have a very complete Atnek
or everything the name implies in all Che
Newest Upholsterings, -
Rich Designs,
Artistic Effects
Some fine Leather ('i111'llt•,, all a: moderate prices
Linoleulns and Oilcloths still going
at greatl
Y reduced tce
Pri
res t
Lear
►loon-.. 1:. V
•ho .. t,
1
EORGE JOHNST
V4,1,, ea11.
irmnptly,ttlriula.t FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING -
BIG BARGAINS'
At Worsells' Twat Clearing Sale
EVERYTHING AS ADVERTISED
ISCREEN DOORS, - Complete for $1.00
SCREEN WINDOWS, , - - 18 cents
OIL STOVES, - - , - - 65 cents
$12.Oo REFRIGERATORS, - for $9.00
LAWN MOWERS, HAMMOCKS, LAWN
HOSE, PARIS GREEN AND
BUG FINISH.
EVERYTHING AT COST AT
Worsells' Big Sale '
Yore open aftrr 6
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