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AN ESSENTIAL
OF MODERN LIFE
BANKING Service is one of the
essentials of modern life. It assists
in the production of every article
and in the transportation of every com-
modity. Without it, distribution would
be impossible. Yet Banking functions
so smoothly that we are scarcely aware
of our dependence upon it. By taking
Banking Service for granted we pay our
greatest tribute to its efficiency. Each
year an increasing number of depositors
and clients affords evidence of the
character of Service offered by the
standard stank of Cantata.
I.STABLISHED 1873
H. H. REID
Manager, Gociertch Branch
Breeches also et
Ambers. B.r61d and Dursgeneen
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928
1:1.;111.1 t•11is'1' 1'1:\i1 all 2:5.
TOWN PAYS AMOUNT
YOUNG ENGLISHMAN
AT FOUR DOLGA
JUDGMENT AND COSTS 1 1 ant t
ea anti w' give an • u t and Goderich Joint. Jwu 14.—FredBright.
Crow the outer cud u: the outer brei'.. The Canadian Nptioli al hallways I young Englishmen who hal been in
1 asst•* to an harbor4fee •oras..• tial f.'.' tisassiue cuubtius the following, this country only about a mouth, oldest
in width and '',4 feet ;a40a low' tt:asa' e a \I i,, le of a member of the C.N.R. telt itis life tal+ay by throwing himself
Public Works Depatlment Con- Ira luhfofathe preset lake Ilurou. ewrtla t' sa;,pit department also bus pxseutly Xacrose 1
e rails t'
train, labout tat �rmile sad a-
sider8 Extension of Breakwater l i.„crwcuts which originally sues • ..ten retired uu ps•uslou after long' half from Te•swater.
Not Required at Present ! templates u depth of _1'j feet • ! Ilia le had been engaged to work by
present low water, there have h,.
ertite: Janes Culbert, lt.•'Lt. No. 7, Islekuow,
cowpinlut* or grvruuds, for t ,w{,;. Charles Noble, dean of traffic super' and they were h aline hay in a ('Sr
iu the Canadian National 'Vele- 1 e
the rtt,'r, it is t.'is•rte,t *last the t STARTED IN GODERICH KILLED BY TRAIN
mated asst of Mi. work ie in the neigh RSA MONTH
borbaNl of 3tXM►. 1(1•
Ito sets • l sow under
Throat• Ilinnself. ,\retia, lite "Wile on
n.l as be compdet.d d�:ring the pre... ; Early Experiment with Telephone 1k- (•, 1'. It. Near 'reeswaler
INMcMICHAEL CASE illtrap. e •hal , tees rt Stratfordua a . is
All the members were present at, this
meeting of the town cotue•ll last Fri-
day night. In the abseue• of Town
Clerk Knox,. Mr. W. 11. ltadertsun
as clerk
alfa or se .
as to tile scheme or as to the u••r.. •.,.u',. ..
sour and there would leapt -sir to. Is• I, ,tr,.phs aervke, had retired, cuwpletiug
necessity of having .an outer v:. I .... a period of fifty-three years which hue
age basin or pratet•ted water arcs.. elapsed since lw began in isTS with
'.in clew of the nlwate, the II . :IX 31ou1mil Telegraph Company. Mr.
acteh went would not Is. aarrautel :a• Sob:e's retirement was made the tits=
y M Fwan po the re ve- areseut time in undertaking' the ii.,- easiuu of a social gathering atMout-
to
red sympathetically to the bereave- 1 'teal in which his associates jellied
r44iva•st44
ment suffered by Councillor Lee in the
dead* the* the late Mrs. l
Lease of Ride Range express their uppnciariat of his work
-hie mu au,1 good fellowship.
I.
- - CARLOADS
SHINGLES
ROOFING
EVERY GRADE, KIND AND SHADE
WOOD OR SLATE SLAB
Col us if you are in need of anything in this line.
Goderich Planing g Mills
(BUCHANAN'S)
Anything and Everything in Builders' Supplies
Phone 47 P. O. Drawer 160
LIFE -BUOY
OUTING SHOES
LIFE -BUOY OUTING SHOES have proved to be
the most reliable, best -wearing summer footwear on
the market, for baseball, tennis, bowling and all other
pastimes that are enjoyed by men, women and chil-
dren. They are here in the latest styles at the most
reasonable prices.
Golf Shoes are now in stock in the new patterns.
GEO. MacVICAR
North Side of Square Goderich, Ont.
31r. auhte hats ti.
William I. and to Clerk Knox ab- ; A draft agreement t�r” iu the telegraph seM'1ae and W
head. ilius el Iurtutet, the then cu..,partici-
in-law,
seua•e owing to the death of his si-ter-'1 the Milittu IJrhartwey,t for the It-, {sited iu esus of the developments
in-law, Miss .Burrs, at Kiugs'tua. A! of the rifle range parolxrty at- t::• wlti.li Luce taken plate', while as an
letter from (7wts Ills* Lee w":t. retell
exphaketrent was ue•umi'u,ie,i by a 1'•:- operator he handled every character
for
his [hauls to the enuucill err fru+ Tuwu S.dirit,•r Ihlw.- of 1erciee ranging from markets to
fur their atteusnnec at the' .eiat t and j ataltiug that in his opinion the press; and ringside and lielishk stories
fur the floral Knox. nose• -eta; alar west did nut gree tie' ions h..Ii i' '' f bigsporting events.
one front al r. bei{, in behalf of M. relief fruw liability and suggesting I. A native of Oakville, tilt.. "tltar;te"
Knox and hiessag. thanking the than Gast site wuttc r- 1. {•other =Ow was tsittea sed in the Gostin, cowmen
ell for the rt of ge ofe ton of Multifold!hy wino. 1 will' the lrrisartweut. luetitute,
m tie rep ort tit theaezt er of isnThe draft agreeuwut ea- referred joined the,
y111�mtl' of showed six interments la the! back to the solicitor to assure six•h•
k1onfhletter May. I aweudweuta as will fully 1 r •1.,•t the
A from Thus. Morrison with! suss.
reference to the refreshment privile_e
at the Park Rouse was referral to the: A note was retrive,[ "trete the set: -
cemetery and parks somwitt". .' rotary of the tire britrltde ticwkiag the
• be-MeMirhael Caae council for the iuwrt.ase in pay recently
"4"4 -le 14e brigade.
Communications from Toeii oilti A communication brigade.
ion from thy Depart•
tar Holmes and L. E. lhautey with res tic tit of Public Higlew'uys, Toronto,iela be
fereuce to the McMichael twee were ttatata.t that app3!oval was bring giveys
read uud dir('our'tlhad to OW 1tiw'n bylaw 1o. 10 of 1. -
stated that the Appellatewaking Calabria road a
held that the town was solely resp � s; reef.
sibte and assessed the whole claim
1 against the tows tie A-aownntuhatiou from at
Mcl.euns coals of the appealble t Judge I.
1008
PROGRESS
SOUNI) business principles and a policy of
gradual expansion have marked the steady
growth of this Bank for sixty years.
To -day, one of the largest and strongest
hanks in the world, it serves every phase of
business and private life at home, and is taking
a leading part in the expansion of trade in
foreign markets.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch - - F. Woollcombe, Manager
imc
school and the Celle% a
and iu 1875 juin e,
graph ('ontpauy at tee,
ontreal Tele-
erii+i+ under the
tutelage of Harr& Arwstnmg• agent
and operator/ sly duties were
varied.' said r. Noble In recount tug
his first -txlariett.e. "1 was uttkee
iters attendant, assistant
aalleator, solicitor, with
e line repairing thrown in, all
$4 a month, and several anabitiaue
oaths were keenly waiting for my job
ut Tecswater this morning. when n
disupeeared aid could not be la•ateat.
When -the t',l'.lt. passenger trait Ne
e:r:t, in charge tat t aauluctor ('arson
and EngInter Morels was backing in
to Tet'soater. Bright appeared along
side the track and when the approach
lug train wits within a few feet of hitt.
he threw himself acne*: the rail
The trait psasv l titer him, cutting
itt--4w.+. Coutlus for Curse,
and his tarskt•nutta, A. Itsusentiu;:.
were ,landing on tile bask of the traina hen the fatality occurred. The rt. -
unties were taken in charge by ti. The Armstrong Real Estate
coroner:
0. F. CAREY & SON
Li 'sited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICH •- ONTARIO
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Boy lied Been Kindly Treated
and Insurance Agency
I'e•su'nter, Out., June 19.--I owls LIFE INSURANCE (Sun Life Co.).
bit: abler suicide for no resta±n known ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, AUTO,
uud with no blame attached to any I ',INSURANCE
persa.tt was the verdict ruderel this.
evening by a coroner's jury. invectl-
gating the sheath of 'Fre:erida .1. houses and Iota in Goderich and VI -
wit.,
Bright, age nineteen, art English in.. einity, and Poetess for Sale
who threw himself in front of a C.P.lt. Some err chew properties for quick
train nearateTes•swuter station on Thurs.' I sale. Jttstya few of the many listed:
(la?. June .14.
The movements of the had were Its -story ted brick house. moll -
f raced front the time of his arrival fu j cru equipped. Fine tot; in goad
l
Canada up ba the time of his dentth. I residential locatitaa. Impart•
at all times. it was rhe age ofxr(roe►• i and, fra,m rvisetuu. submitted lay past I oat to sell to close •estate.
as
t h burners in ons tit. stat myueljust prlcl tie' boy had leenilrly unusanallyu sIt
well. Good l!istoryltho•use. 2 lots. 2 1
{fir► been invented. one of my great f ar ,'tnhitcsl by his employers since coming' ...rue. Convenient to Square..$1076
rgli Cun- leges bring the thrill Of hearing t
1% -story house; electric lights
the McMtclwr s ,'taWr Gundry stated W ,• was "iu_ the first time the human voice trills- to i ('auudu. His various employers awl water in house; tine tots;
h , to Is• u:s that the mitttd in this manner. Mr. Winter., were Earl 511515on, of Exeter; Alex. small stable $700
borne equally by the y(cMichaol: and for 'y stilet rajah agent at Stratford. was re iseMeTtSo sit. of Ripley. and. James (oel-
rnad le the Matti* f gvuuu+ls la a kite'! to 1'rute*str hell and wl haat t a b.•rt.Iat Brei els. Thr an erratic
ShoW-
Small cottage; good appear- �
the town. Mr. Hohtxa adcixd _that .pa u;eruua n'u W driver iia. that telt Me pwra.ibilities of tele]iwuitiK b.• tel the deeaael tti be uta rrrAtle boy, ante; lot.;
an appeal should be taken en the
should au atvjtt�t occur there while
w111 -the csirprora• tweets Goderich and 5Sttruttflint A nt times quite agree -tilde and at other
at slat [iuu•. imitable and exeltablr. Be had Maty others; ask about them.
FARMS
question of the liab+i,ty of the teen.
1 the judgment
al 1 el n the first trial
has to be -,satisfied. and a motion
`tri the pra•o•tae ea iia+demonstration wait lens]
In the meantime. tion would he responsible." This was were present t„h1 hie first Pmpluyer that two years
favor of ale is e s on
Goderich silk•e at whit)
i way referred to ;Le puWsz works Commit the editors of the Oeo local papers, a neo he had been iu a hospital seven
soars that i chebe isfuPl w air. tee. sur +. n {sort. baseearofuialu (the .community tail- months with brain fhe ever. Two days
Port.a Eliunh aaganano, a cornet and, a.'fore his his
net in halwritten`ta
Inaue•y fur the amount of Iattgm' ('ottmtruct' of Sidewalks Armstrong.; i
taxed loath and interesi, less the total 1'bt speestiuu e; cuustrue:ion of tie
er ne s i
hater to h au ' improvements.
,i tiddler. The he di Mr. - Iupset her. its aha• intimated plat:d and as he did I held an a'1aw, in hernlMtnerto Mr. McTavish. is•tterel -
from- his mother to Mr. Shepton ex- , Ofllce ansa—Mondays. Wcdntssdstys,
wit,.preesfor
to both him anal his Saturdays, or. API ....4.7 by special
•
w•it,. for the kindneetwe shown Tier son. i
reopttest.
Dr. Ii. II. Gillies. coroner. of Tees- For all particulars oar or write
e 141441 at the inquest and
Large ;lumber of tine farms for sale.
Statue of them can be bought just now
for about value of l,utldiuknt and
of the garuialtecs .served upon th)r
town.
Areording to -a stateweut rendered
by Mr. Daucey, the judgment and
wets are as follows: Judgment, $1500.-
00; taxed costs, $-113.(i:a; interest at
per cent. from February, 2's to May 1:r.
$28—$1941.06.
uteut sidewalks was considered at con-
siderable length, udTbatetheelmotion
iiyi,thitl wing
waaT"L>a
of May halo with regard to cunstnec-
tiuu of sldettitlks be rescinded and
that we ask for tenders for the con-
struction of walks for which proper
Hilus, have been received."
Au application from Ctief'1',atClt t'” - - -
1 tlawaite for unifp1 m suits and cape. for I The Mayor and Coui e1Uurs T.ee 7[tre
himself and Sergeant Roast was refer- Muunlugs were luslatent upon the ad-
' red to the special committee. t isabillty of calling for tenders,.and
A lettei was receive.! from James; t'ouuctller Sproul, Who was not press
Iluck,-�keeper of the town dural'; est at the weetiutt-'of May lath, was
grimed, stating that he could not at- i,uf thy saute elation. Reeve Turner
thought the chief consideration was
"dens to the work if the land was al-
hnw-td tore cropped.es.. *rut to the trumptlyat ie Alltthe members but foss,
stmuld be started
puAAl mor►e ems.'- E alters Maltte guirtttrnirt
A letter from W. l Kelly. London., motion t.• ask for tenders.
Rating that he had sold the irtraRe'
property on St. Andrew's street le.6tty" _ committee Reports rte a
-Moore and asking to be relieved from The tluntse committee regio
responsibility In connection with thel large number of accounts to be paid
gatwline tank, was referred to the Pah uud again ntomatiended that every of
lic works committee.cleanll ontstand
An appllc•ation from Henry Cle- k
menta for pertnlesion to erect a sign
in front. of his place of business on
Kingston street was refs•rnd to the -
public works committee.
Petitions for Oiling
Petitions as follows for oiling ofroadpicture
front Calabria road were to Albert streetd: Newgate s; theatretlicense be al et lagrao ed. is moving
FI t I Ighth ruga. and The public works committee re -
eek f 1Y T fellow and Leu J. Baker
phone on the strings. That et'*tats .
was o}}re of the earliest attempts at
loig distance tctephening." -
r. Noble went to Toronto in 1577
rind brat saw the duplex, then consid-
ered a mat el. "And i was a proud
cub when I could send and receive on
_the alu.treal dux."
When in la7tl Mr. -Noble Caine t'•
aluntreul to juin the then Dominion
water, pr s
(Town Attorney Freeborn. of Walker' J. W. ARMSTRONG
-row
w•:IM. present in the n errs ti Real Estate Agent
Cft+w a.
P. O. Box A9. Goderich. OM.
I t t f the
Telegraph pompous, She hate C. It GREAT HELP TO —
Mauler was superititenlent, anti later
Mr. Noble went to New York and
worked in the Western Cuban, then lo-
cated at Ii.', Broadway. The quadru-
ples. an Edison invention, woe then
coming into use and in this aonnt.•tlou
Mr. rorde recall% it .ieit pais by ate
Edison. who warmly greeted many
mete who bud worked with him hi ear-
lier days. '
'Out of theee exlrrrlenteet, Mr. Noble
recalls the gradual develotenent from
fuel be male [u up a the days when a telegraph
altrntrat
lug taxes. a ptalally tlnase in the buss .was not binding to the pspeedy
of the treasurer, and that the town methods of buying and selling with in-
sollcitor be asked to lose no time In tejvnals i f scarce Mror,'lthen kernels. to
assisting the treasurer to make these Montreal and recalls that in the'earll'
collections. ,:Igtttfee the telephone was making
The special committee Mr. M ended slow headway in Montreal, the ia•itl
that the application of Mr. Maxwell exchange lasing iswateal next door to,
the I,ominiod Telegraph Company, in
St. Fntntoli Xavier street, where the
northern wing of the Stoek--Exehange
t -tiara wtneaEeh
YOUNG MOTHERS
Baby's Own Tablets Have- Many
Uses and Are Absolutely
Harmless
'fir hare in the _Suur<c it aim tit•,
harmless remedy fur the minor Ills of
bnbles and little
rtch ldretl and atlgreatt
!Knot to young
exactly why Italay's tlwn Tablets have
been found in 111ous+uula of honee-
holds. The Tablets regulate the stone
stili and boaele. break up colds and
rl
simple fevers. alla',y the irritation of
cutting teeth. yet they have no dru
taste and the children like them. -
Cotn•ernhag the Tablets. Mrs. Ruth -
vett l'romniiiI'r. Ruthven, Ont..
writes:—"Kindly send me' your little t
book on the,('are of the Baby. i have
two children, one fuer years or age
ant se i f a year and a -half. Boat
are In excellent health and the only
medicine they 'have tins is Iiaby's Own
Tablets. 1 always keep the Tablets in
the house find nm happy to re(ommenti
them to other soothers.'
Baby's Own Tatblota are sold by fill -
medicine dealers or by mail at 21 eta.
a box from The 1)r. Williams' Medi-
eiue ('u.. Bra•kville, Ont. 77
Limbering -up E--;;lsew
They had just met at Attnhftc City
and were sitting on the isach:
;its[--"WTutt n w•oulerfully devel-
oped arm you leave."
Ile --"Yes. i got that playing baatket-
ball. By the way, were you ever on a
Irak tatam'''--1)rexad Institute i)rex-
erl.
Essex street, Elgin t o • ' .
Lighthouse street to Weu!eetey NPI° '' artists that Feud» had been receival
('u mbrla to ictona , 1 n
street, South
street, Cambria to Victoria;
street, Britannia road to Mrs. ikayee s
property; St. I'atrk:k's street. Col-
borne to Waterloo; Ne'lsm street.
Waterloo to Victoria; St. George's
\Felling
Crescent; Lighthouse street,
ton to Wellesley ; tit. David's att'es't.
Kingston to Cambria; Elgin avenue,
west end. There also was a petition
from residents of South street, be-
tween Britannia ted and Raglan
street, sulking that the road be not
oiled.
These petitions were all referred to
the public works committee with
power to act.
-tpplleatiorw for Iktilding Permits
row
coveridg their electric signs and that
work was progressing in connection
with repoirs at the Park House prop-
erty. The committee recommended that
the laying of cement sidewalks be pro•
,ceded with immediately after the ap-
plication
plication of oil and tarvia on the
streets, and that the solicitor be asked
for advice in the McMichael case.
The cemetery and parks committee
reported that hind adjoining the Art -
•bud been rented to ltich-
craft fact yur'
and Moore and that the tourist camp
greutds were being put into shape ter
the season, and that cooking and het
water equipment and situHary ar-
rangemetlts were being psi I,Ned.
The water, light and barber ...,inttiit-
A{q,Beatlons for building permit s, 't tee rccoutuunled that the t ilitiug.
as follows, were referred to the fire beach be• cleaned up ni tinea' tilt,! thil
committee: N. L. Smith, repairs w, temporary. teammate/dation in the naat-
barnroeve
, Neln street Bernard Wilson, of saiiItars and rest room eonteni-
rrahingling dwelling, South street; etasex IK' nrrangtvl. -
Mrs. Strang, garage, Millennia road; These reports were all qtlotited.
alk—hutch Kennedy, garage, \"icturill arrangements with T. ' • Murphy for
street; W. Dunning, rgre a
raind al' I the rental arf isart of the Nut baud Ship-
testiest to restdene•, t'oleturg street; I Imitates( protwrly on Itran•k street fur
Knox chitn9a, reshiuKlhng church I the next three months were left with
Cuuneillor Mannings.
.\ long lis lission follahved with re-
Bard to -the paa•itioi of affairs in eon -
REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS
for month ending May 31. 1928:
Gad- Mc- Au-. Huron
*rich (law burn County
Total hags 116 451 42.4 731St
Spiel haven 29 142 125 2192
Thiek smooth :6 259 257 41r'4
Hench. 4 4 3 1118
Ex tea itis vies 1 2 16
35 L"S 350
Shop hos,57
Lights and Teetlens 19 1
building; Mrs. C. Jones. reshinglhig
dwelling. Napier street ; Joseph Ber-
ton r•shingling dwelling. Britannia
road; N. McDermld. ra•shingliig dwell- nectien with the vacant Malihonl Howl
ing, Britannia road; .1. Morison, re -I factory. with totgrsrat to which there
pairs and alterations to "citing, orbs t.isct.or three pr•istAtiiuia. .t tar••-
uew garage. l'atnbri.t road: Jaaseplt IK,aitI tens mild*. that ;in di•lIioi-.I be
a
'trophy, brick tiretasee nal repairsto 1 engaga•,I to value I plant. but no
slwellites, (suebea' start : 1Villtani I definite decision was arrived at.
Brophy, glues porch. Quebec attract 11 At advertising propKasition from The
ChM.. Barker. garage. Aeglesen street.' London Free Press wet turned dorke.
A petition for a cement sidewalk on and the council adjourned.
St. David's street, north side, from
I'ambrI rued. was
Albert street to
referred to the public wont, tom-
mltte,.
boas the Minister of Public Works
The following was r,ra'Iv"ti from
lion. J. C. Elliott, Minister of Ihublic
Works, Ottawa :
"With further reference to your
letter of the 'Seth ultimo In retard to
the extension of the river breekwater
nt Go,lPrieh, Ont.. totvrnnet with the
existing outside breakwater, awaking a
Vote(- teal water ares within the out-
side breakwater and preventing the fill-
ing In of the whip channel by silt from
An Elastic Permit
( leanden Advertiser I
A Strattvuy man bought twenty -ti.,
Mottles of whiskey and 132 bottles a•I
beer In May at the Government 'eve
store in this city. In one la) Is'•
trade four different visits to the sill„'
story and bought'evertty-eight bottle'
of beer. These (Acta came out when
he wea arrested for driving a ear
while be was Intoxicated. How many
bottles of lienor ton a man Any on his
permit if he contrive* to keep out of
the hands of the law!
KEEP your shoes pliable
---In good condition ---
and always brightly pol-
ished, by the daily appli-
cation of
M
MADGE
Shoe Polish
Nugget coats little --
100 shines for 13 cents.
T'iara's a Nwtrsf so
for avant shoo maty l
INSURANCE
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
Canada
Established 1859.
Ileaal Office,
Waterloo, Otutariti
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
East Street. Phone 250
Gosh -rich, Ontario.
Geo. Williams
—Dealer in
'4. PR1)VIN('LU,
MUNICiI'.U. AN11 CORNY
TION 13051)5
Fire. Accident, Automobile, and
General Insurattre Agent
t slice, next to Rank at l',auitnerce
Tions• 53 t loilenrl
Sun Life Assurance Co.
of Canada
osiers many attractive forms
of policies. Consult us
regarding these.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
1 ()1'FER Su,ttllo SHARE $
Elkstone-Kirkland
Gold Mine
at 30c a share.
Several good houses
for sale.
INSURANCE
Car, Life and First
W. J. Powell
Phone 3'J': I. t o I 1-38
Market quotations supplied for any listed stock. Orders
promptly executed on Toronto, Montreal and New York Stock
Exchanges and Chicago and Winnipeg Grain Exchanges.
Huron investments Limited
Royal Bask Bldg. GODERICH, ONT. noses: 430 aid 445
WINGHAM SEAFORTH
Stocks Bonds Grain
s
Private win' connections with all healing stock and grain exchange'.