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The Signal, 1924-6-5, Page 9County and District Cudmote le shipping Large Mies of hae from Ripest station Butte,' of Mopes. had broken in biaband while crank - a ear. re have been -several burglaries ly at Kineardibe. One night a bt car at tbe C. N. R. yards was late Mel five hag e of sugar reference to the proposed paving of Gorlerht street. tbe main residential avenue of tbe town. The deputation resolved some asicearegmnent to bops for Government assipdanee. CLINTON 81. 43. Cooper has had plans prepared fur the remodelling of the old Moisons Bank building on Rattenbuity street The Kincardine council turned down and trio imago two residemees out of • Proteveal that the ratepayers be al- I it. ed to vote an bylaw guaranteeing i Two elide of young trout. eack con- e! Mir 3. B. Watson Co.. fund-, Mining 10,000. were slapped to Clinton re maalifactarera. to tbe extent of , from Mt. Pleasant hatchery. Brant - ,000 for an enlargement of their ford. and the young fish were dePordilld nt plant. 11n the river at Trick. An old and respected resident of W Jenkins & Son, tuning taken over nilorry passed away May Wed. in the Cottle geeellhollow•- are Solna eX- p‘,„.0„f minis wiestwe The tensively Into tbe business. eed was eighty-five years or age I Mr. And Mrs. Edward June«, who had lived In Torebefey since 11401. I tied been in British Columbia for 5 ta survived by Me wife and a fam• foUrteen years, hare returne.I and are of eight 1 now occupying their farm on the Hur• At the home of awl B.:on road. east of town. ilkinson. 4th line of Morris. nn Wed. MI" Ft°1'hin Cole- the laid dovviving y. May 21an their daughter *eel 'Wen beeanie the tends of James anew Proctor, shin of the 41n line Morrie. The ceremony was per- rmed by Rey. T. C. Wilitinoon. of Merille. The young couple will reside the grottoes farm in Morris. Mrs Robert flicotchmer. of the Brom litse. Stanley township, passed y on May 23f11 at the am- of W- eser. Tier death was unexpected. she hi1 lwro gond health until the home of her son in-law. Norman L. few holies before her death. when Carter. of Tuckersuitth. or nos or the sustained a stroke. Sbe is our- phower reoldentit of dills county, In the toy her bin.band. friar elanebten warn of mot. "tau 1III. of daughter of the late Dr. Col& one of Huron's early pioneers. died at Brant- ford on May 2011. Though Clinton was her Mime, she had spent the lest hie winters. with relatives at Brant- ford. One brother. Henry Cole. of Dram font. ourvives. The remains; were brought to Clinton for burial Mr. and Mrs.. John Howson hit.- me- rited from Loa Angetes, Calif.. harlot motored all tbe Way Tile death occurred on May 22ni at two in The (mowed tock place CHnton. Mr.. Hilts had been In Ilayfield cemetery. failing health for POMP years. For ZUZICR aldaY orors she and her now heresy...I The Ora' efohl storage Plaut iustalle41 . • hve&and had lived nu Their farm north of lanstlemboro'. Three years 1911"1 eslot 02 hike travel h` twine alp. th. y left the farm and come to 1014 Main street to keep the duet •I on. Iller ?Mahan.' a 041 nag tlan-olt- losteld of oil ii Used 1'14 ter. Mr*. carter. eurvive. Janes' • -nr,. Irrayet- with "cull""1"1"). -Itarkwell. of 1.neknew. la tolfOther. ftio meter, I• esoected to Ammer Clinton Lodge. No. .1t3. 1 ti„ 0. F.. Till SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT. flames, gutting her Deeds bad', bum. LUCIKNOW In We process The little g111 _ recovering from her burns. George Haney died at the rest - donee of his son, Councillor William H. Haney, on Monday. May 26th, la his sixty-sixth year. The deceased was for many yeara a realtient of Morris township. He eas a contractor and builder by trade. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Patterson left last week for Detroit. Mr. l'atterson had been in the jewellery business in Matthew fur .over thirty years. Wingham linen bowlers have re• organized for the 1924 seaeon with din following off ice re. : Honoprealdeld• Amos TIpiiing; bon. eice-preiddINIII; T. H. Gibson ; president, .1. W, Hams; vice-president, lbw. 11. W. 8.rll; sea retary-treasurer. C. R. Wilidnisoli; grounds committee, A. E. Lloyd. J. Hirst, R. A. Spot ton ; tournament cook slitter. W. R. Hamilton, A. K. Craw. ford, R. A, ('urrie, 1). Somers, L. C. YOMIg. M1/ MYTH • The street paving program for Blyth is 1101 to be gone on witb-for the present, at least. The_ A Wage coun- cil at last mectio:: had a num- ber of tenders for the work. but after tsinsiderable discussion decided to drop the project. TAW tenders ratimbd in amount from 644,- te 6:41,81148 30. iter. J. L. Small, B. of lies pries, who was minister of et. An- drew's chum's. Itlyt.h. for a number of years. has received a call from Komi church. Harriston, The salary 92.(100• with free manse and a viten t km. Bold Taylor has retnrned horne•from Ripley. having had to give um his work as .0111111 r ..0 aeetintit of BRUSSELS Mow- bets elated onoors ns follows: N. rfi Frits of tide piri. e ba• PM'j,. Illeord: v. 1. :. T. Morgan: it. 9.. the hardware of w could: 3. wilettutn;. ver A Kleinatirer. village timetreohare mirchaosel bunelerel feet of ueo• fire hose. added to th.• air. -adv on abonid sive the rill ige good fire lam. Tlie fire engine ha. been' hauled and io uow In g,..).1 irnek• • teen- in honor r. and Mrs. Ernes Iteatainerer. Cavalier. N. Po who are rialting Isere. Tbe oecasion wis the sixth wedding anniter•ary of the Ong couple. SICAFORTH Tbs Col/effete Destitute cadets made Rood showing at their reeent in- pertion hy Col. Gillespie. An'attempt 111 be made in the fall to obtain ifornis for the whole corps and these in Ilk- ly 14 kilts. Harvey Burnie -a. R. W. Bristow and rust Clespman hare passed their 1 exasitnationo for the degree of or of dental ourgery. J. W. A. In tbe sonnet year and W. Aber - and H. E. Edwards in the third have been IIIIN1414111 In their re- tinae at Toronto Medical School. Eft. James Wallace, of Meson& 11e. died smIdenly in hose tal on May 28th. after an opera - on The deceased was forteseven ears of age. he is survived by bee red lend one daughter. . Mrs. •• Darrlasn, .if Wallacehurg. The MII•Peg Taman, who were in- jured in an automobile accident at Toronto on Sundae, May 23th. the ear In shich they were driving being Snick by a street ear. were formerly residents Of Seeforth. the flintily m- inoring fmin here to Toronto a few years ago. Woe Doreen Taman has lame died as a result of her Works. A deputation from *storm west to Toronto litot went to interview the PrOgiDelat Illiniater of Highway'. with Iressurt r, 11. It Chant. EXETER A ra.... me. t• Will be held In Exeter tin June • On Mar 24th Miss Dime May Rand - ford. daughter of • the late Thontaa ihnolford and Mrs. Ilatelferti. of Inger- soll. formerly or Fixeter. was married at (rand Rend to James George T.Itt'. of !neon -ion. the ceremony being performe4 by a form- er oistor at Ingersoll. Rev. 7_ W. 11111 of Parkhill. emsisted by Rev Mr. Mario's, Mr. and Mrs. Little will re- side at Ingersoll. , W. A. MeTaggert. of Toronto. wim has beret made general '''Managers.nf •the Reenrity 1.11. Insnranee Comonny of e`anads end 'who -for years has berm prominent In connection with the Tor- onto lkoird of FAneation. Is a natiee of Exeter. S. M Residers attended the epeeist eonrention of the International As- sociation of Garment Mannfaeturers at Chleago. Harry Trick• wive has had charge 01 he telephone once Isere far MOW time. resigned and ia leaving for Detroit. by Robert Thompson. of the East Ilur- 00 Priebe -4. Emporium. is now giving los el r v I .e. Mr. Thong's' in pur- poses enlarging his premises to afford necessary atssimmtslation for his erow- itig towline's, On May 2401 Miss Loki Willis, eldest daughter of Mrs. Ida Willis. firtesselm. was married to Van* Sanderson. of Whigh.a111. the eeremony being per- formed at the Metleslist pnreenage, Mitchell, ity Rev. H. D. Moyer. Mortou, win of the late Jos. H. Toting. a former well -Inman lint:4441i 1e. has beets renewing ..1.1 acquaintanci•s here. 11.• Ihes at Mise.oniin. win r.• he is, engneed In tho hardware bus - MIs. Frances Spence is bome trent Toronto Unlyersity. MIs. Er* Johnston has gone on a trip to Opokane. Weak., and will be away for emend isentbb Frank F. Freemam. a resident of Lucknow for many years. died at hie home here on Friday afternoon. His wife and daughter, Mrs. J. W. Joynt,1 of Luekuow. and two sons. Dr. W. P. Freeman of 8/minefield and Harold F. et Buffalo. survive. Mr. Freeman was a miller. being associated with Tre- jog ven Bros.' mill here. He wap form- erly with the Ogilvie .Milling Company. The funeral took place on Sunday un- I der 1. 0. 0, F. auspices. BAY Ton Ill WINGHAM COURT Magistrate Reid Disposes of a Num - bet of Caen I . . BINGHAM. Stine 2.-Whigham had WINGEAM - - Mrs. Jas. Porter dled In Wing- bam boopital on May Thiel after a very abort She leaves her hus- band. Ihree sons and one daughter. Refer.. her marriage Mre Porter was 1.1s Florence Honanth. While upending the 241h with her Parents at the home of relatives at Slr,tfur0. the little daughter. of 'Mr. end Mrs. Donald Rae was severely burned. Rise got hold of a match and lighted it and ft caught on her clothing. Hearing her mensal, the mother came to her asaistanee and smattered the one of the busiest Police Court sessions It months here to-tisy and not for a long time has there been 511-1*an array of police offleer- In the emirtroom graft(' It to -day. Magistrate Reid. of Goderich, preelded. tlrown Attorlit•y Seeger apt*. 'red for the Crown.tail GeOrge M. Elliott, officer of th.• Chtl- drenA 's hl Society. wit. * present In con- nection with several ease,. in %bleb Jureniles were involved. Two tufty! Were charged by Provincial Officer phippeu with robbing Mitchell's drug store here. The two lads. thir- teen years of age, pleaded guilty and were given a 4.1•11r5 lecture by the magletratt• and Cr...en Attorney Meager wer.• (inbred to nt .rt is11.1 trolly to 1...)Or VilI- Tip charge against tan r of robbing Georg.. 11..binsoC• w it lidraa I'. .1 I. Provincial ''*6....rM'Ilite-hr Ii-ing a Too., pleaded Ludt v an. as.-ess.s1 a tot -II $21.IS5 Or 15days it Jail.. 11- took the jail term rahl maw 611 to the jail at Goderteit by Pro- .iteial Ittlieer ono,- of Goderieh. eharged T. Ifelieitzle. of Willett:int. ..vith being Ilrunk. In it th• 011dMcKenzie failed to sop ar auswe- 111" ..harg•• nal a warrant a ill Is.,,.,! for ids , if ThundayO..11166: The best Tobacco for the pipe •.• CUT PLUG WORK OF EXPERTS. W. R. Woodstock Iteveale to Collets. tors,Intricacies of Portal Service. "Revenue froth the sale of stamps for the part tiscal year amounted to wore than 630,000.000." W. R. Woodstock of the Totonto .post office glad stated in an interesting address on "Poeta' Service" to the members of the Toronto Stamp Collectors' Club, convened fur their annual Wil- ber meeting recently. • Toronto's postal system, Mr. Wood- stock said, had among Its 1,600 em- ployes as many as 517 letter earriers. There was also a fleet of 28 trucks that covered 27 routes and collected Dion 1.221 small letter boxes; 10a sub -post offices and 11 larger postal stations. Th.- process of preparation tor let- ter delivery was thoroughly outlined xi detail. The o-tters were feel into tamp - cancelling machines t hat handled in awn, eases as many 4,1,009 per hour. 'Die cotten•nc) inen in the.. sorting .1.1artment wa.s proven by the tact that. th hey oub tfirst ascertain the of postage and be ready to us. • knowledge et 2.57o post Wile...h... tart.), they handled 65 to 11•• Ictto is a minute. These letters wsi. then co nveyed to the despatch' %% here bag!. were tr.•. irun rail. with .1. stlnations mark. on then.. tom ..f the peculiar of deliva ery v..- In:dnced in tb, the Islands,. whit!. .. •1.••• mi.:n(bs of th. year were .... mind ad newsiess, es...•pt ter o ti oh hi) ser.ice 11.1 op. at. d mit • o w• • k. la the suroincr th, reached these islands in a .ai • ) iiroo• of a hied tuck .1 al. a s a- tm:wry sail bad Mas:dalin In• at r. heti uu it, this ha t I was de- thitior I ) a wind and cart-. iit which at ci•rtain timer tliShuSed to proceed to its shores. Throughout the country three -learnt -A coachea, tractors and dot (ram.sere- as methods of delivery In various pla..s Chief .%llett. Willuzliam. bit r, with being' droni: 111••• fine 71I1.1 OW!, 41111011111, .1 o. $19 V Dula wn- eharged 1,,..• hi r with 41ev'n: Ines& in a great. r rah.. of sp....1 At the aminoi me. nog of Brussels Women's institute th.• following of- fieers aere 41.1vet..1: President, Mrs. 4. 11 Weller: 1st Mrs. 4:eii 11. Multbsin: 2nd vice-prettident, Mrs. R. J. M. -Laughlin: secretary - t reasurer. Mrs, J. W. Armetrong: district representative. Mrs. 1' Scott : direetors. Mrs. R. F. Downing. Mrs. W. W. Harris. Mrs. .1. S. ,%ruistrong. Mrs. W. S. Won, Mrs P. Ritchie and Nits.. A. 11. Mavilonald. A Splendid Laxative • For the Baby Mothers ptotji,l coustantly be on guard to keep hoby's bowels working freely and his stomach tweet, for nine -tenths of the ailments from which little 011e. Slater are emitted ray derangements of the stomach and !bowels Babyo. OW111 Tablets are a spiendid laxative for the baby. They gre mild hut thorough; (mohair' neith- er opiates nor narcotiee. and are ab- solutely guaranteed to be safe and efficient for either the newborn babe or the growing child. By their action on the bowels and stomach they drive out constipation and indigestiom; hresk up colds and simple fever* and make the dreaded teething period easy. The Tablets are sold by medi- cine dealers or by mail at 23 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. MMIMMIIMIWIWIMMIPSIntigalleatelent GET YOUR SUMMER WEAR • AT CORNFIELD'S Ladies' Suits A number of ladies' Suits4Ipli' o - tine, tailored and boyish stile,. Reg lar pica $27.50; reduced to $22.50 Arlie they lot. Ladies' Neckwear A new shipment of ladies' Neckwear has just been received. TM SQUARE • Men's Suits For men and young men, in the latest styles and shades for summer wear. Now is the time to get a new Suit while we -have a large stock to choose from. Reasonable prices. Men's Straw Hats A new shipment of men's Straw Hats just received, in the latest shapes. .Moderate prices. A. CORNFIELD LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS CODRRICH SIT^P wmicnr. YOU AltIr. INVITED 10 SHOP an hour 11. pabl -111 21 ii-othe mart exbeton r. Thi've ce • re -ix of fleers'1 .........nt- riui "birli,g the T! io tleorge 31. Elliott Children'. .111 ProvItt •ia I r tV4illosides. Pro. xjn,•tal 4 MI, r Provin.•ini eer Phippen, Chief All. it and Con- stable TA Wiw. TOWNSHIP COUNCILS. The Clasper Cats at Beet The pot roast which is frequently used by the thrifty housewife in the effort to keep down her butcher bill and still provide good meets, may 14 from many et the cheaper cuts, such as the chock, of the beef carcass. Af- ter beteg wiped with a damp cloth it is placed in a covered bake pan or casserole, with two cups or more of hot twater. ft should be covered tightly and baked in a moderate oven or on top of the stove, keeping the heat just below the • boiling point Pamphlet No. 43 of the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa. obtainable from the Publication. Branch, shows how the meat bill may be reduced by utilizing the cheaper cuts of beef. One-half hour's time for each pound of meat in the roast is reeommonded, About an hour and a quarter before serving, pared potatoes and sliced carrot' and onions may he added When ready to serve, the roast should he removed to a hot platter and the gravy thick- ened and sessoned. If the meat is very fat, it Is advisable to rcmo,s the tat from the top of the gravy be- fore thickening. The pamphlet contains many other recipes' for utilizing the 'cheaper 4•uts of beet. _ Rome 'are disagretable be - canoe they (110'1 attract ,,tIon any other Way. • Another amusing feature of the ad- dri.t.s was the depiction of 8 number letter addresses on a screen. Sotne of these were penmanship enigmas, F.A 1VAWANDS11 the must of which, by the divinatiou of the postal clerks, were finally got Fa.t Waosnoancounoil met on May to their desitiatIoe. 2711, as a..,,itirt of revision on the as- In regard to stamps, the speaker „i An said that essence of wintergreen' was -M•.• The only appeni to be eonshiertsi not put in the niuellage on the back • „r j„. 04 10 on a lot of them for the-dpurpose of inducing at It 1.1... whish he •tated ws9 people to lick them well. The most assessed toe high. Assessnient eon- . rudimentary art in connection with firmed. .tlian t'raig added an letter -writing was to moisten the up - owner of tie. it, W. Pt. lot 2S. mnee..- per corner of the matter mailed and Rion 7. and Alden Purden and nerve place the stamp thereon to ensure its in-acen as farmers' pions. Four rate- ' P.errnahent adhesion. 1 payers ske ad to have 'legs struck off Some of the collectors present erhieli they had solo or destroyed re- were in poesession of stamps that ran from 100 to 30.000 varieties, centiy. bat the request In eneti ease rangin3 in value from 50 cents to was r.-(e..I Moped by Mr. Stalker, 63.500. There arethree junior seconded by 'Mr. Scott. that the flallett• stamp clubs in Toronto and one of ment roll. as 11•115 revitted. be adeptt4 the most serviceable attributes of this and the court of revision Onset!. Car- nobby is considered its tendency to tied. . irs..otegrreaspthtybe mind In history and Council re -ii and ordinary Imo- ' reviler and 41,4141 meetings were limbs proretiled with. Minutes of tart rend and approved. Report of M.isors.! its -rd and K,-rr. sheep valustore stat - Ing that ,they had inupeeted a number of slit desdroytx1 and worried try lately at 11. Black's. en:No-ion 7. raining the mine at Almon. reeelved and ordered paid. 3. C. Melturtiey was appointed with- in:tater In pine.. of Jos. MeBurney; Deo. R. Irwho In p`aee of 0. G. An - demon. A 'mber of ratepayer" from con- cessions 11 alai 9 were present stating that they were of the opinion that the (sinen should not hare hod the road from Detersive weat to division line remorts1 from liet of de -Senate -4i roads under the gond roads system and planet again as an ordinary township road :-apparently wanting to 111111e the road designated again as a county road. The council, however. thought other- , and tamest to change its at- titude on this matter. Repreaentativei from the Sawyer-klasaey Co. waited mn .11.e connell In reference to the aisle •of road machinery. The entinell Imre an order for !mother small road grader. Bylaw No. 4. 11124. ratifying the ate paintment of collector. and lodes No. A. 1924, authorizing the colleetion of 3 iier cent. extra on all butes resmin- nig tenpilid after December 13th. were Mad and passed. The following ne- mesis were paid: The Asinine.. Of - flee, printing and adrertioing. $4 73; C. 0. F.. hall rent. $25.06; C. Geddes, bolts for grader. Me; Ranee Meek, oh.ep destroyed by does, $100; J. J. Kerr and W. 0. Reid. sheep !sheeting. *2.00; Was. Robinson. salary. as asensmor, $1011; equalising anion imitoo'a. WI: Shoebottom repairing enlvert, concepolon 0. 62. W. M441111. Reading. $20: Wut Neerbitt, moving grader, $2.30; 1. Wirhtmen, drageing. $7.410i • Next meeting of council will lw. held on Tuesday. June 24th. A. PORTER FIELD. Clerk Probation System • Surreys. Out of a total of 436 men and wo- men who were given a "second nI. chace" Instead of a primn sentence on being conAlcted of certain crimes in Toronto and York County between November, 1922, and October, 1923, only 21, or less thad nye par cent., tailed to make good. This Is the out- 1 standing fact In the Ontario Probe- 1 tion DePartment's first animal report which has tint been sent by Judge H. S. Mott, chief probation officer, to AttorneyoGeneral Sickle. The experiments in authorising county judges and police magistrates to release offenders on probation of good conduct when circumstances warninted, was monied in November. 1922. Judge Mott'a report states that the average coat of looking after an adult by his department for a whole year was only $28:36. This is but 1 very small fraction of the average annual expense to the province of maintain- ' ing an adult in prison. One of the important advantages of the probation sysoon is that it per- mits the offender to continue to sup- port his dependents. Lest year tbere were dependant upon probationers no les* than 425 persons who, if their bread winner had been impelsoned, might have become a charge upon the state. Of the 411 probationer' tbe num- ber of men was 346. and01women 81. The number married was 16e, and single 180. The report shows that only 36 per cont. were over 26 years of age, 29 per cent. being be- tween 20 and 25 years, and 26 per cent. under 40 ream • Butler, at fence (lees, ball. Who has been told to snnonsice people by the charactgre they represent -"What eharseter?',• rticular (terse - CANTON DRESSES Just Arrived ! Shipment of Samples ! Made up in the higher grade canton, in black, brown. navy, grey, poudre, blue, etc. A few in the favorite of all combinations - black and white. . Laces, beads. ribbons, flowers or pleated panels are used in the most' 'original matter, which adds beauty and style to the dress. Sizes range from t6 to 46. Specially priced at . $17.50 4-- •i*frimmed Hats Hats in every desired style, material -and color. Prices ranging from $2.50 to $4.75. • The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. No Cbaraner I ()mos- 4, pa 1151' e top of hie 141551 particula character Ip par- . Rain ....lid to he holding hock the/ lintl'r 1,1 ..eiling. lint 11 at i• nothing to neer ft Poo Indic. I 1. doing to the golfing -Tomato 1We Te 0 how. or gram. It hiller. East Side of Square GODERICH, ONT. 4 • • one man one hand shingle. Bird's Canadian Twin Shingles, with natural red, green or blue -black slate surfacing - 1. Are p:-.cked in easy -to -handle bundles. 2. Are double shingles and cover twice the area of ordinary shin- gles - save labor and nails. 3. Weight 200 lbs to the square -size 20" x 10"- are durable, handsome and economical. 4. Will not catch fire from flying sparks and embers. Bird'. Camedian Twin Shingles are med. by Bird & Son Limited' (Fat. 1196) snaftalacturers of Bird's Art Craft Roll Roofing. ParReefing Noponbet Meek Building Pa per owl Combination Wall board. Thiseses • Bird...product for every sort of Building. Wit are Ireadicittariers for Bird', reitAvs, bedding papers and well board. GODERICH PLANING MILLS, jd CODE ICH, ONT. 410 oo.