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Kills for the Remainder of
This Year
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At a meeting of the public school
board on May 21)th, Rev. D. J. Lane
was appointed a member of the board
for the remainder of 1935 to fill the
raean-y created by the removal from
town of Rev. J. N. H. Sidle. A mo-
tion for the appointment of W. H.
Blackstone was supported only by the
mover and seconder, Trustees Schaefer
and MeNee.
The problem -of radio interferent& le-
Goderkh was reelected in the following
motion presented by Trustees Graham
and Mrs. Mo.:ney, and adopted:
"Whereas the radio programs as sent
out by the Proviuelal Department of
Education are of no value to tbe God-
ericb public schools, owtug to radio
interference: be it resolved, that the
Department of Education of Ontario
be asked to bare the Provincial Gov-
ernment urge-tlie_Dominlon Govern-
ment to enate the necessary legisla-
tion to provide for the prohibiting -of
use of any ele etrleaI appliance that
causes radio Interference er is a
nuisance,"
instructions were given for the send-
ing of a letter of appre•latlon to the
ee+sion of Knox chutrh for the use
of the erboolroom of the church for
the school concert in April. A cheque
for $111 to the <eburcb treasurer and
one for $5 to the janitor also were
to be sent.
A vote or thanks was passed in re-
cognition of the presentation by the
Ahmeek and Maple Ieat Chapters,
f.O.D.E,. of a nine -foot Union Jack for
Central school.
The prine-ipal of Vk•torls school re-
ported for the month of April: Pupils
on rue, Wee average_ attendance,
313.84. or 57.112 per cent. Penny
deposits, $121.63. 1
For Central srbon' the report Wei
at. follow.: Number on roll, ;
average attendant*, 191-, or We per
cent.
A report was received from the pub-
lic school inspector. and a number of
recommendations therein were re-
ferred to various committees of the
board.
• BELFAST
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a► !wiyew le? yefurs and "'acmes - BELFAST. May 28. -Mr. -and „Hrs.?shoe etc. from sang •Allan Alton and family, of '1'orotifo,
vlsfted with air. and Mrs. Jack )tui'
PACK THEM AWAY IN A " Stn over the week -end,
CEDAR CHEST
This la the month that the moth
gets In his best digs.
We have a nice assortment of
WALNUT CEDAR -LINED
CHESTS from 614.00 up.
They may save you many times •
tbe price.
We tan supply your needs In
WINDOW SHADES, also
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
BELTS, ete.
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Furniture Dealer . -
Haaih•■ Street, Generic,' .
PHONES: Store 885; Res. al
Hydro Store
BUY AN
Electric Stove
Quick - Clean - Economical
and cool to cook with
SEE DISPLAY OF STYLES
AND MAKES AT THE
HYDRO -SIO
.,.e,-
••+ -js RS
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irwin spent
Sunday with friends at Ryth.
Mese Lena Hackett motored to De-
troit for the holidsy and week -end.
Mr. hes. Vineent of [3elgreve called
on friends in the burg on Surday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lane. Ripley,
Hatted "et Me. 1. R. Hackett's on
Sunday lest. MiltedMr. sod 34it. Bert Alton Milted
recently with V. and Mrs P. Gra-
ham. Port Albert,
Messrs. Archie Nichols..n and B.
Ku'ple are at present working la
the fax mill in IAcknow.
CHICKEN THIEVES ARE ACTIVE.
Chicken thieves are hard at work
in Iiowl,'k and McKillop townships,
and have cleaned up nearly two hun-
dred chickens In three raids In the
paat ten days. Eae•L theft has been
carried out ea:efnlly and quietly and
little trace has been left by the
thleree, beyond tire marks left by ears
andfodtprInele-Rny Cafiterelltfi
realm of 'lowlier townehlp, war t
first to he visited hT hi
the enemas. who
made off sueeeeefully with sixty -fire
birch. Niue( then fifty -ellen hens have
been stolen from Robert Campbell, of
McKillop township, and a second
farmer of the same township Mr
Dnlmage, lost seventy hens. By the
time pollee are informed after the
raids, the thieves hare had plenty of
time for a clean getaway. County
Constable J. Ferguson has been in-
vestigating the thefts.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1935
MJNUAit SCHOOL INSTITLT'E
A Sunday ee•boul ttwtitute for the
west aectiou of Huron Presbytery was
held ill North street United church ou
Thursday afteruouu and eveulug Stay
ltkh. The opening address, "Problems
In eluderu Sunday Schools," was giv-
en by Mr. C. M Robertson of North
street church; Rev. J. F. Anderson.'
Wiugharn. apuke on_ work to tT
vamps, and Was followed by
Puckett, of Clinton, ou camp wort
for girls. Interesting and heiptii die;
cuselons followed eatit address Mitral
bewweus, of Toronto, represeutativs
from the board of religious edew•ation,
then conducted a discussion period on
"Young People's Activities."
During the afternoon a solo was
rendered by Mrs. 1(. taudereon, aceom-
panted by Miss Mary McKinnon. At
0 o'clock a "box supper" was enjoyed
In the basement, the young people of
Norte street serving tea. After sup-
per tame a rest period, when a walk
about the town was enjoyed be some of
the visitors, while others drove out to
Impel the irumnter school camp at
Dunlop.
At the eveaing session Mies Sem-
mens gave a particularly interesting
talk, illustrated by beautifully cclored
lantern slides., en "1'acaticn Bible
Schools." ,A solo by Mist Mary Mc-
Kay, aceompynied by 'Miss McKinnon,
was followed by the closing words by
Mies Semmens., au Inspiring challenge
to young people to tit themselves for
greater effort in Chrintlan work.
Itev. C. DeWitt Cosecs, of Cllntren,
occupied the chair a: both sessions of
the institute and Rev. W. P. Lane con -
'Dieted the worship period.
KNOX CHURCH W. M. 8.
The regular meeting of Knox -butes
W. M. S. was held on Tuesday after-
noon, May 21, with Mrs. A. Taylor.
president, presiding. The devotional
period -Was in charge of Mrs. A.. D.
McLean and Mrs. Kenyon, and Mra.
W. Waite offered the dedicatory pray-
er. A pleasing duet was sung by Mra.
A. Smith and Mrs. R. Tufford. with
Mrs. G. Miller accompanying. It was
pounced that the Boy,i
Club Is bolding a "cobweb party" on
.June 7 and the Mission Band and Girls'
Mission Circle are bolding an after-
noon tea and baking sale on Jute 1st,
and the members 01 the auxiliary were
asked to atteud these affairs if pee -
Able and help_to encourage the jun-
ior members of the Missionary tkd•iety
In their different branches. The auxi-
liary is planning a garden party to be
held some time lu June, In order
to raise funds for the life -membership
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las IL Gordon read some very in-
teresting current events pretrered by
rs. Redditt, who was unable to be
present. Mrs. M. MacDonald, wile en-
joyed a trip to the eoast lest summer,
gave a talk on a very enjoyable day
in w•hb h she visited tine Mistawasis
Indian Reserve.
Mrs. T. Wardlaw• Taylor then gave a
brief account of the life of Mrs. Bu-
chanan, a -personal friend of Mrs.
Taylor and wife of Dr, J. H. Buchan-
an, veteran miaakcaare_In.India, whose
death occurred on May 15. Mrs. Bu-
chanan went to India under the en-
viers of the W.M.P. In 18)W as a
medical missionary and labored con-
tinuonsly In that field. The hymn "For
all the saints who from their labors
rest" was sung as a fittlag tribute
to one of the geese heroines of 'the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church In Canada.
m GIITY-i':1(1HTIi YEAR NO. El
DUCKLINGS - !Three Codtdch.1
of
THEIR OWN
Men Sentenced
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It probably wast Quite a ,hock to the
hen Thos. Bowler bad placed on a
Qoa�p OW when site .wt -bed out
(leve ttl✓ltttle ducks. ifer'curloelty at
the -resin!-.? her pit 1
have ►cern echoed !n therllule ducks as
they gaged out on the saes' and tees
filmdom/ world they ted entered.
WI,eu they were ats,ut; x week old
the nine aurvtviaa dant iugs decided
to see more of t"e +,v d, so they
wriggled througb al "ia8$ti hi their I
enclosure and starter! t$ . a/ung the
road,
lir. Bowler missed tkv !.race! later
that worulug and, after :acsl i►ng the
yard thoroughly, decided they had
hreu stolen. Such wusi',¢¢uol the ease,'
however, The little -i kale waddled
Indian -file from the yell 00 Mout-
calm street to Vleteree eereet. They
were 'seen by early rl..•r: parading
triumphantly along 1'leteria street,
having a huge time as 'trey took In
the sights. They finally :cached Miss
Susie Noble's place • u Bruce street.
about haft a mile trout home, and
there decided they led -cell' enough
for a day. m0 bedd..l dawn. They
were found there by qtr_ Bowler's sea.
Norman, on Monday.
The wanderers have Ge(•n returned to
their enclosure, whets.' after thelr
little ndrenture, then it* "na 'appy 18
the bird, In the hale? a.'cording to
Tum.
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
T3)WNfSHfP Or GULEIIItR
Township council met un May 27 for
court of revision ante other business.
A few requests were in :or adjust-
�mente of taxatlou; there were wade,
I Also several dogs were n'por'ed dead t
since the assessor w,- .round, and a
these were struck tat Two names
were added to the ro,l. The curl was
tben aeeepted for the year.
?toss tam letweetelbeistay- Co- t
anti the J. le Adams Co. on a power
rued maintainer were rend, but 00
melon was taken at -present or until
they can trade one 01 the present four-.
horse graders on tbe new machine.
Department of Municipal Affairs fur- e
»Scher! a eat of saleadntests to the
statutes, which were read end tiled.
Department of Welfare, re housing
for indigents, read and filed. on -
nolo Treasury Departmcut, re amuse-
ment tax, read a
Payments: Tees
share of Clinton Division
relief accounts. $97•M;H
nesessor, setas!
(Harps of Entering and Theft-
EYI'/iwanosh Man Pleads
Baby
Chicks 4Lo_ INSURANCE lire
Life
Accident and Sickness
Barred Rocks and S. C. Whit.
Leghorn, $8 per 100
Leghorn Baby Pulleta, $10
per 100. Line bred from
Registered Stock
Three Ooderteh tees, bf • stet ar
rested on May 10 un charges of break-
inj and euteriug et the Bedford hotel
and stealing live cases of beer on May
7, stealing a case of beer on )fay 8.
and breaking and altering at W. M.
lir Leau'a store oh the ulgLt of Slay 8,
'shaded guilty le fore Mu t'strate J. A.
Muklus on Thursday last, and were
sentenced to Reformatory terms.
Fred L.tilechlld and John Weiss
pleaded gnilly to two charges of break-
iui, euteriug and theft. ane the
former pleaded guilty to ea add:tioual
charge of theft. Thtt were sentenced
uu weft charge to six' months lu the
Ontario Reformatory at 01mq/b. the
sentence. to run coneurrent!7. 'Hervey
Beattie pleaded guditty to one diorite
of breaking, enteriug and theft and•
rc.'eired the same sentence of six
months. An lndetertalnate terq of ens
year-.Ava1e .addlor it-thr_wentenre in
each case. - - - -:
Joseph Fisher was given suspended
sentence on payment et (vets after
pleading guilty to a charge of stealing
a case of beer. lie was allowed a
week to p:ty the costs, being released
on ball of 1300.
The Otte man, Wilfred Graham,
elated trial by Judge and jury on
chargee of breaking and enterit(i-aud-
recetring-teteten--geodr. He was mai.
milted for trial, but was allowed ball
of $1000.
Gallus Ptiffner, forty -seven-year-old
Swiss, of Howlck towusttip, wee sea-
ent,d to two year,' leas a day with
in Indeterminate senteute of the sante
duration, in the Reformatory at
Guelph, on pleading guilty to a (barge
of having carnal knowledge of a
eirteee eear-cdd girl- The girl, now
LEEBURN
LETIB('RN, May 2A. -Sir. Arthur
W!illame and his son Reg. and daugh-
ter Ina, ?tom Torouto,-motnmi through
r huerfill -lketerda yultird
!1'ANtW.." "e'tttette4iwe-
returned t0 -the city the following-dy,i
Mies Dorothy lenklater, of Toronto i
f'nivereity, returned home last week
for the holidays.
Marr Jean hunter. of Stratford Nor-
mal mal School, spent the hoeidsy and
week -end with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy I4nk!*lur.-
daughter motored te: Exeter on Sila-
day.
Mr. Keith Grey of Stratford epept
the weck,end here at lire. E. Stew-
art'''MacM, A. Pierson and two children
from Listowel are v1n(ting her parents,
Mr. and tins. Alet. Horton,
Post -nuptial Honors.-Tt:e home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ja;ues Horton was the
sc ene of a surprise party on Wednes-
day day evening of last week, wt:en friends
/ram !,
Union joined in ringing theft
best wishes to the newly -married
couple nt this vicinity. Towaros the en
end of a very joy able evening the
Deride and groom were presented wtt'k
a handsome *liver ple-pla e A large
number of Mends and nesrhhors of
the vk inity congregated at Sloaer's
hall on Thursday et -tinkle to pay their
complitnente to Mr. and \Ira. James
Horton. As a token nt the esteem in
which they ate held they were pre-
sented with a library table slag wfh
a rayon bedspread. The tmrty part
of the evening Was spent ill dancing
to musk. which was Wall rendered by
Maar*. Allen and Harry Schram and
Earl -.Merle. .e After lunch was
served the presentation took Were. A
fitting melees* read by Mr. Jack Hun-
ter, extended a cordial welcome to
Mrs. Horton, who, although net a
stranger to moat, of thnae present, 1s
e neweomer to the cnmmnntty. The
hope wan held out that the ties of
friend/410p thus formed would become ph
stronger with the mewing of years.
Atter the reading of the address the
recipient's responded In an appropriate
stoww.hs e. greet --vadat" of Interest.
Ing old time 1AAestheAesthete!Aesthete!ttees sthe re-
mainder of a very pleasant evening.
Boas --"Sal mak high wages for a
man with no experience."
Applicant -"Well, ser, It's much
harder work when you don't know
anything about 1t."
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JUST RECEIVED!
.t new shipment of men's miler_
n t to ehed
Broadcloth
SHIRTS
WITH TIES TO MATCH
in the neweaj, ohecka and
stripes, and plain shades of
grey, lightblue sad ' dark
blue.
Sisei.14 to 17
-WHIL14 1111113T
Shirt
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Shirt and Tis Qootplete...
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M. ROBINS
nt for Tip Top Tailors
Photos NM -
Walter Rose
N. K. WARK
Goderich, Ont. Phone 544, I
BRUSSELS ONT.
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fourteen, gave birth to a baby three,
week* aro.
I'fiffecr was suable to converse read -
In Es
English. so Wm. Ahl, Ee t street.
sAno•mak.•r. w -s. called In to act .5
nterpreter. He conversed with • the
of in tax German tongue.
on eat ng runty- To two rhtrge�
of forgery. Wm. J. Iteacon. of East
Wuw•inoslta was remanded a week tot
sentence. He admitted uttering - a
cheque ler_ $1mT0 on (k'tot*r le last,
tlrswfns ori '1111 abetment of C. It
Cool te .,y1..13elgrave: also a eheque
for $10 onfcharles Slidell on Jan -nary
Milton. our
'oust, $51.60;
cl'artney,
&'I : superintea.irat .,-Tallhet . Ho
S, 1:170 23.
Council thou ad
rot) t0 inlet on
Monday', July 1. at pm.
MPSON, Cleik
EAST WAWANotsH
u
Connell met " 14th. with aU
the members present , J. D. Beeetott,
who was recently rl ed councillor, le
pinto of Stuart slcrney, now road
superintendent. !Ilei aubseriblug to
the declaration of otfCe was cordially
re.-eived and %clouted by the Reeve
and fellow-meuu.cr< of council, Min-
utes of i•reclews meeting were then a,I
read . and appruv.'. on mut i. n of k
Councillors Reid and Robertson a
l ommunie-atious were received and
read from the 11. E. Power C':umla• j
{tion. the Sawyer -slava Co., the High-
ways Department and the 1'rovincial
Treasurer's Depaement and were
ordered flied. -
It. Redmond addressed the camel!,
��stathig_that rencnl1y through tht. de-
R'
r �tttie ei+#oo a f-4113ga .119se
• e,u• eehefregfeltletht!Q
enema .1at tr o Pas s eek -ffofC' bed
hem destroyed au.l a few hal nue-
embed later, and that the 551G own.
era had conneetevl to lmbur.e him for
the loss suetainad., r. Redmond was
'advised to moire the services of a
sheep ruiner, for valuation purposes,
and to Inatitn,eraseedings ttealnst
t re fog o fc "r a settlement of this
platter.
The colleetor en- present and stated
that between Belo and COM of 1934
taxes were still uncollected. Moved
by Mr. Reid, se.•rmded by Mr. ltee-
croft. (3M the roll of 1934 as now. re-
turned he aecpid'•i and that the hal-
anee of tale* oar#anding Is.• for -
worded, in au, lime to the county
treeemer for ctl:trctlon, carried.
The court of rcrlelon on the Grain
drain bylaw WO..'petted a,rorrleng to
nntiee. No apta n a being r,•, eared
ngnlnst the Mevct:rl aene*wments, the
bylaw in eonne••tieri therewith was fin -
pity read and pan -acute._ ' . _
The following, n•'Osants were wed:
Ilelgrave Sebeel ver nomination meet-
ing. $4: The Air.rrt S4imea, ativertts-
lng,' $.4.118; -Larne Scott, work on
crusher, 82: J. (!sides. grease. 40c;
fns-tght 'on' ernaher repair*, :die; A.
Petteaos, balance "1 Wary as collec-
tor. $20; S. McBnreey, work n•t road
Ne. 8, $118.10. an road No. 10, '16.50;
N Melinrney, nel) superintendent,
$10.20; Wni. etrnnghae, work on cnn-
eeaslon 2, elseitt efer grave, A2 -.2-i, •
Frank Campbell. Werk nn ennceeslnn
4. $18.50; Urvni I kOowan, work m
conee*sdon 2, 121
Next meeting e•1 '•need will h•- held
on Wednesday. i ane 12th; court of
revislnn net n... event roll on same
date at 1 o'clock
A 1'e a u'I'ER.Fl Hili, Clerk.
Wife (to victim "f raging tooWtaeM)
--"Why don't yon go and have It flat.
(heat"
-. Inrome Tat ()tt', lat.ess 9aa't )w -will,.
f stent hemi, sehtaw esege ar. - .4
demand notices In*t algbtNr
etiettee t7MK+si ; OrTIM` S<"rt
#+a
.sayable _be ."lilatwld Cook'' sed "How-
-
arc! Itattter,"--respeeticely. -_
The came against John Regier, of
$eafortb, charger! with keeplug liquor,
for dale, was adjourned a sleek,.
Leroy. Simwone, of St. Thome; paid
a fine of $10 and role» fot epeeding.
CHARGED WITH "KEEPING" '
Harry Garnets, need twenty eight.
Eget Wawanosbi ,411001 teacher. has
been ttnewpleyed *ince the reguiatioa
Was ?tanned uerecsltnting n two-year
Normal coiner for teachers. 11. was
arre-ted on Saturday he "ounty rota-
table .1. Ferguson and ekareed wltb
eeseng liquor for sale. (!annus real
!lowed hall in the sum of reel, le
appear before Magistrtlte_ J. A. Mak-
ns today.
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MURPHY
Collection Agency
and Real EKstte -Bureau
ACCOUNTS COLLECTED OK
COMMISSION BASIS
Town and county properties
listed for sale or rent
Agent for De Laval Cream
Separators..Milkers, and
Canadian Steel Farm
renting
-" SS:Melee& Is our \lott.o-
T. T. MURPHY, Su
Phone 206 Hamilton rest
Arrow Bus Schedule
-EFFECTIVE MAY 5, 19:3 5 -
LEAVE GODERICH, East -bound
daily 7.30 a.m., 5 p.m., Standard
Time, - for Stratford, Kitchener,
Guelph and Toronto.
Arriving Toronto (Ray St.)
1.05 pen., 10.55 p.m.
connections at ('lintou for Lou-
don and Kincardine
itineraries planned to all points
In Canada, United States
and Mexico
-CONSULT !AWAY. AeleNTa-
leLden, leek Mints MIT, tel HS
I . 3 Lttt M
Item ete. tN 323
Central Ontario Bus Lines
TORONTO
Shop where the profits are small
WE HAVE SAVED THIS COMMUNITY
$t;$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
THIS WEEK'S MONEY SAVERS -MAY 31 to JUNE 3
l'l TI('l'R.t N11.U'
('aka tae
Try rrtgtbdt throdth
Salts for a few
mornings
Note taw eh:ntCr ri,
apirlt.
Large tan 39e
. loth Balk. Flukes,
Ltags, Gar- -
IT.\L1.\N BALM
32e, 54'e, elle
! Sal Hepatica
Colgate's Medium 59e
D"enta
Cream 21c
or 2 for
39c
- Walerglaas
2 rans for 25e
KLEENEX
2 pkgs. for 39e
aaetiisltssl Chaser
4 -os. bottle 23e
I+ilasa, Lkvefoping
J lnttng_
I.1190L, small I!le
('arter's Little Liver
Pills 22e
efinani'a Liniment
29e
ion's ('reams
, 22e. 75e, $1.25 29e
Lather Haab !epeeist
69e
GILLETTE III -VIDES
Write the letter.
).n tmty win ring-
side :rat
.i !!lades for 25e
New Waterproof .\dhrave, h -inch x 1 send IIM; 1 -inch x 1 sant 15e
--BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUG STORE-
Campbell's
TORECampbell's Lauder's Dunlop's Wigle's
Drugstore
Drugstore Drugstore Drugstore
DO WOMEN APPRECIATE THE PROTECTION
OF SeatedSHELL GASOLINE ?
WEtt 'f 'IC1ttOw t-CePOPAUJkY"
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A WONDERFUL PROTECTION TO ANY
WOMAN DRIVER TO KNOW SHE NEED
NEVER GUESS OR GAMBLE ON GASOLINE
IF SHE STICKS TO SHELL -ESPECIALLY
SINCE IT COSTS NO MORE FOR
THIS PROTECTION.
1631
es. .t.-isissase.--sulesemer