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The Seaforth News, 1925-06-11, Page 4PAGE FOUR. t d !I V U NU EZUR5 J. F. SNOW/JON. Proprietor. a General Observations q The fair lady editor of the Clinton News -Record wonders if the Earl of Asquith and Oxford; gowly cre'a'ted Knight of the Garter, will sometimes let :!argot wear that garter with the new short skirts. 'Tutf•tutl Jane Session County Council All the members .of the Huron County Council were pre'sen't at the tin of the June session opening meeting oe P pnTuesd Tuesday, June 21id r with tt h th 'ex. .caption of Mr. ,Mc]onal'd; deputy reeve of Grey, and Mr, Joheetoit, of Ashfield. In his opening "remarks Warden Robertson expressed his pleasure at .seeing all back ready for a serious session. He was sorry Mr. McDonald was not present, 'being kept at home by an accident, Mr. Johnston, he expected,' would be along te next et day. As ';bar as he could s • t h d see from the cori'espondenae .that been g comity Ito the clerk's office, this was g'otug to be a very 'isnpor't- ant session. Since the late ttle meeting he and Messrs. 'Ma'cE:wan andg had attended the meeting of .the Good Roads Association and he 'the w'otdd give a '.report dater on lin session. Another matter ,which diad • c Y r az theJata n e dealt with•' since been session wa's the ;settlement of the claim ,of the Police Magistrate for payment of stenographer's services. The, s'ol'icitor .had advised' that the county could not very well contest the claim. The council in a way sanc- tioned the eppoiit'tmen't of the juven- ile court office and it was thought advisable to pay the claim, I't was for the council to approve of this action, lor 'other- wise, The Good Roads Commission of the County niet in March and again in May and had gone over the roads 'thoroughly and had gone to the dvis- It is surely ,adding to the torture to ask one of those fair young girls when has been waiting, say 'forty years; to wait another three drays af- ter the license is secured before the ceremony can be performed, which alalia. two s n :harts one THE SEAFORTH VIEWS the premises in good repair' 'exeept one room at the shelter which needed pa'perin'g which they recommended eo done; 'thait Mr, Tait be paid the sura of $25 es agreed upon'by the chairman and clerk for furnishing 'plans and specifications for rewiring the court houe We visited the 'registry office fice. and found everyehing all right except one room Mitch we recommend be cleaned and kalsonnned, The matter of a grant to the Plow- men's Association was taken up at the closing session and the feliowing motion was adopted: Moved by Messrs. Hays and Ginn that a grant of $100 be made to the Huron Plowmen's Association Ito be held in the south of the •county this year and at annual meeting a 'representa- 'be on ' dit 'iia muni each > i +e from p tt the board. A motion 'by Messrs. Geiger and Baeker that incase of all inmates ad- mitted to' the House of'Refuge .having property or estate, advertisement must 'first be inserted in our-iccotinty papers that all claims of accounts bya cer- tain eu!t in 'oi Hurst dies tain date ,to, the inspector of the house or such claims will not be considered and that- this mo't'ion be embodied in ,the house of refuge rules. This motion was last on the trate "being taken. The estimates as put in were adopt- ed and a levy of 3% tyles on 'the dollar adopted, The following bylaws were passed: No. 8 levying the county rates on the equalized assessment .on a 354 mill basis, raising 'o'f ordinary expendi- tures .tures $148,754.90. Bylaw No,levy- ing - ing 2 mills for highway purposes and making special levies on certain 'mu nicipahties if the bylaw is to be found legal. Bylaw No, 10 -making •special grants to the 'towns of Gode- aieh and Clinton, the former for work on the terrace hill and .the latter to improve King and Albert streets as connecting links. 'Bylaw -No. 11 appr,opri'a!ting $110,000 for construction and $120,000 for misin- teeeanee purposes on the highways. Moved by Messrs, Hayes and Inglis that the 'Good 'Roads.' Commis- sion, the warden, 'engineer and clerk be instructed to go before the min- ister of highways and ascertain the legality,of special levies, if in their opinion it is deemed advisable. County Clerk Holman was given two weeks holidays on notion of Messrs. ,Munnings and Baelcer. sym'pa'thy With hini and ask that his era p sheet, v it name be a ced onth t Moved bY'Messrs McKibbon and Hubbard that the attention of our. county constables be 'drawn to the non -enforcement of the county bylaw, prohibiting the running at large of cattle and either animals on the coun- ty roads, 'thus becoming a 'menace to life and 'property, Carried, The coun- cil adjourned' for the afternoon in honor of the ;Kings 'birthday, Mr, Hanley brotight 'op the !matter of building 'better protection for stock connecting the guard fences of con g by the approaches to 'bridges with 'the fence enclosing the property adjac- ent to the approach fences. Mr, Heyes brought up ,the matter of the a'ppointmen't of a House of Refuge solipltar at Clinton, as no by- law had been passed by the council of Refuge House 0 1't hl any a Pott g solicitor, Mr, Middleton saidthe. t his • matter would be referred to u report. Messrs, Neel), Iwenuedy, Geiger and Beattie further discussed the matter of an appointment. 'Moved by Mr. Geiger, second 'by Mr. Hayes, that a grant of $500 be made to the Children's Shelter of the county for the balance of the year and that after 'this year the county council assume all management of the Children's Shelter. Referred to the executive committee. Mr. J. F, Johnston asked 'whether anything had been done in the way of securing a interest. terest. The e Warden lower• rate of ut said nothing had :been but inforniaTian W'hy pay but more money, to con- serve forests from fire, when Ontario already ispaying more for fire rang- ing than the wood is worth when sold for export to the United States? What Canada requires is such an em- bargo as will compel the wood to be t manufactured in Canada and bring g eleven times the money. tr Speaker Lemieux must have been peeved by the !teat when he made the statement that he would be sorry that members should sit in the House of Commons in shirt sleeves. Does he make 'Miss McPhail wear a coat also? He will be lucky if some 1 1 d t ppear, a' so many Toronto to appear before metra of withoreference dse Aboutte seadjust, 23 per!wouley asked d he of the clerk had performed I vent, f the D writ, of our comity roads system) tion duty of imposed Children's Shelterthe onstMr, would be Gut off. The Good Roads catnmissiort 'af the county, he'had 1•Iodman rise! the arrangement enter - found, were a conscientious set of ed into at the ie institution O1notf the Sh y men, The county must be prepared ter but said great. increase ii the cost of inspected it because he •Iit tr'had been time to els a education; in one year it had increase e time ctid �'y juries and that further' "�U U00 'There was also ' Monument Works n ea�orth Ni time ao y juries ay she nes uo a , • girls do now, with only a bathing suit, . in the cost of adntinistrato'u of croo- n,inal justice, the increase being due to •ons over which the -comity lad no control. of the Some men are mourned after death, { assessment would probably be'some- The matter of equalixaeion others 'before death, The latter was thing to ire dealt with this hi seesior . without any sleeves. ** 5011 the rase with J. W. -Hoye,, the lore onto promoter of the Ontario \Vest Shore Railway, from Goderich to Kincardine. who after securing guar- antee of bonds.from these towns and lin '•dandHtt lshhcl the Townships of . to the extent of `several hundred The toad pro be serious. which the council would have .to deal With, however. The Warden closed by expressing tate hope that the session would be es happy harmonious as the January session. Among bills presented -was tine tunMrs, Griffin for salaryry 8 s jail it Matrou with salary from January to b311 she presented thousand dollars, left Canada for Cal- Jsrne added to air. Jennie about eighteen years ago, in January. She spoke of handing byh • islets cis of her claim to her solicitor for colleen greatly mourned the t S ! ,tinn, but the. did not scare Reeve the unfortunate municipalities. There Geiger, who called out, "Filed. This was little mourning by these people I ;natter was (l -ported of at the Jan - when his death was announced testi narysession," and the council con curved in dins disposing of the tom - Unique � t nn i monies i Sheriff Reynold tinder the jail HURON NEWS. 1 rules, appointed Dr.A. H. Taylor on as jail surgeon its -succession to ens. Clmt cora rasher, the late Dr..1.. Taylor S. B. Stothers R. left on . dire to closed :the correspondence with the agricupana• R. rS.e Duncan. Manch,tor1111 department in this connection Ap- and agricultural other representatives branch, l patently a •bylaw of the council is obseand three outer representatives, to eg Indianatf<m trip through the State oft if the council confirming Nvisilttg the akingsent ome • } •unci] tvislierl, or makings , Indiana. merit. cnanm •Y the would have been sup. nus but if it was desired he .could give a report with reference to statistics. !roved by Mesrs. Middleton and J. F, Johnston+that in tete matter of in- surance against liability for injuries on the highways, no 'action be taken, Carried. - \loved by Messrs, Beattie and :Mc- hibhou that we congratulate Mr, MacEwan un his election as mayor of Goderich. Carried. The executive committee's report as amended in committee mode the . $2,500for.he year t ants_ +in r All foil gg to the Children's Shelter instead of $1,500 as passed at 'the January ses- sion; an addition of $100 to the Sal- tation Army; 'th'at $50 be given to the 'Huron County Fruit Show. The education committee reported recommending payment to St. Marys Collegiate of $515.09: school Hr- r iston High School, $ $64,54, as this county's and dshare Collegiate, cost of attendance of 'Huron county eJ L1111Ca E. S. Livermore, only ;on of �lr, other appoint and Nies. James Livermore, has tion from the Highways Department stated that the amount of the Govern - taken n., degree ate Torontogoo Lltiilell meat grant on work done and ap- ifty. Ile. will enter Osgood;• Miall proved in 1024 Was $86,478.09, The in the Fall Department intimated that they had An interesting gathering teas held • of roach machinery • Unique and impressive is what may be said of mon- uments of most modern de- sign, and will give the g most pleasing and lasting satisfaction. Supplied b y � W. E. CHAPMAN 4�b Ill�lli'rli,..,„ J,„ Prop. d_M lu House to Rent Newly papered. ComEorta'ble, Elec- tric Lights. Hard and Soft water in- doors. Garage and 'Earn: Lmmediate possession. Roads and Bridges, The roads and bridges of the aun- ty always accupy a large amount of the attention of the county 'council n,se and this was as ,true of the sessions last week as of any .previous' session, and in addition the revision .of the svatem by the Provincial Gov- ernment whereby 100 miles have been cut off the Huron county 'system, was the subject of a 'lengthy discus- sion and met with the disapproval of the council. The road and bridge committee re- ported 'having met at Clinton, May 13th when they met Mr, H. Corey as Farm Bargain. 1 Estate Es to To Close. an 100 acres Brick house, good barns 40 acres in oats,. five buckwheat 18 acres hay, balance pasture Farm and crop $5,250 Immediate possession pupils, Re claim of I'xetet• high to his claim for damages fora 'horse .chool, that only $7050 75 he paid; killed by 'going over the abutment of aswe agree with .the motions lit- the county br+dge between the town - chided !n recent report of educa'Gott ships of God•edich and Stanley. Not committee, June, 1924, that accord- considering the county liable, the. ing to estatute with regard to committee recommended no action buildings used for High School pur- and requested .the chairman to notify poses 'what we are it.,+' t •a Mr, Corey to disconnect his fence' els of debenture deb' from the county guard rail and 'place as claimed by the Exeter Board 01 his own fence where it properly be - Education. longs. This had been done since. The finance committee reported on The bridge on the east 'boundary of a large number of accounts and called ilsborne opposite W. Christie's and J. Bolton's was looked over and the committee. .recommended that the engineer make arrangements with Mr. Bolton to -have the dirt front the municipal drain on his property used in widening the approach to said bridge. The arch bridge on the east boundary of Ushorne on the Gore road straight east of Exeter was visited and it was found that the railing on one side was completely gone and the committee recommend- ecl that the engineer see to the re - piecing of -the sante They recom- mended the approach to Mud Creek beidge and of the Turner bridge be widened: that a guard line be placed on the approaches to tI a Sauble bridge between Stephen and McGilli- vray; that•new floor be placed on Ball's bridge (it would require 10,500 feet) ; that $336.80, Huron county's share of bridge between 'Greannand Lima built in 1023 be paid. Reeve McTbibban met the chainman of the road and <bridge committee of 'Perth coutrty council May 18th at Stratford to let con't'act for a 12 foot bridge on the east boundary of Us'borne and T-IS'lbert, This 'bridge vas being built about 100 feet east of the oid bridge. Con't'act for filling the old bridge site and widening the road was let to J, Hunkins, of Exeter, for $620. A second report of the road and bridge committee recommended that the county engineer examine joist on the Exeter bridge and if necessary have same repadr:ed; that la grant e made to the town of Clinton for b See our complete list of Town and Farm property for sale at reduced prices. A, D. Sutherland, that tired look and "ragged" feeling out of your face, Say Bonilla Facial" to your barber and come up smiling with a new appear- ance of vim and fitness. Be one of the "Imllion'a week.' 0 INSON'S (Just Around the Corner) Seaforth PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR, H. HUGH ROSS, Physician and Surgeon. Late of London Hos- pital, London, England Speoial attention to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Office and resid- ence behind Dominion Bank. Office Phone No. 5; Residence. Phone 106. Seaforth. DR. F. J. BURROWS, 5 Office and residence Goderich street east of the Methodist church. Cor- oner for or-oner:for the County' of Huron. Tele- phone No. 40. DR. C. MACKAY.—C. Mackay, honor graduade of Trinity Univers- ity and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. • DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.—Ey Ear, Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi- cine University of Toronto, 1897. Late Assistant New York Ophthal- mic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye, and Golden •Square Throat `Hob'- At England. 'Pals London. Ps Commercial Hotel, Seaforth . month, Monday in'each , third M Y from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m, 53 Waterloo street south, Stratford. Phone 267, Stratford. i l Ite'"ar me 1 far a quantity attention to the mcr.easntg cost of at the hose of \lr. and Mrs. John H. ;ale au invited the county to snake r the administration of justice in the 11rtr-;van of the second of Manley Ir •anon for ivitatever they night r comity, it 'having risen from $8,890.55 nr art 'Wednesday. June 3rcl, the occasion app being the celebration .,f the golden equ;,•e• The Ontario Bridge Merino, tated they had Ewaut'g parents, rof afro moo t.tr sale very cheap. One ut the 1 nub's y, ni Mr. and Mrs. George ,,,veil ori suggested it Wright be pns- theL Stanbury, ni Clinton,aformerly of ible to get a bargain, its a new the. London road. Mr. and \Srs• itr3de for y. Smithery weir married at the home \tgthe openBainfieldg meeting :•f the June of the bride, his was .Mary Lands $.,:ion of the county council Cmtt- borough, daughter of the' late Rob d s t Heard of the Salvation in 1923 to S153)17,61 in 191.4: increase of nearly SO per' cent, This appears to your committee as tt- justifiable in view of the .fact that we were informed that with the ap- pointment of -a police magistrate and juvenile court bcofficer nsiderably e coat wouldeonside ablydecreased. hest Taand•sh•,rnuglr, Tuckersmith, on June 3rd, 1575, the late Rev. John Ross, of Brucefield conducting the ceremony. They then settled on the London road anti there they con- tinued to reside until they moved man a t for Army made an eloquent appeal increased assistance 'towards their rescue home and to help meet a de- ncreport epirt from this e dDepartuentyear. of A rel , Education gave :the following state- ment of grants to tete public and sep- The House of Refuge conruiittee reported approval of "the resolution prepared by Mr. Brydone for the ad- mission of inmates 'protecting reeves front litigation, the clerk. to send the sante to the provincial secretary, that into Clintonhaeabout ten years ago, the chairman of the committee, the inspector and the manager let the have a fanti]r of two wauglt scats scli,ol Fubhe schools $ nark of deepening the well at $';Ise ters, Mrs. SfcCiwan and 3,. W. J. (18,,.o,: - ,carate sehnnls, $93:30atntal per foot, The committee expressed inway falconer. both of Stanley e grease .tr NO 96 etc approval of tlsn. cccellen expressed and eight granddahiiilren. The greater ,1 en the council convened •• on which he home u k , l number of those who witnessed the marriage ceremony fifty years ago laml's birthday, the con havegone over the great divide, Mr. ,be proceedings by singing the Na- ' r¢il Anthem. The Warden gave a t rt• and cam li \Wednesday morning, this b•eing merited the management on the same, .rfecting great credit on the in' situ- tion and 'the" county and in- spection of the 'house was made and everything was found in good order,' very neat and clean. The committee decided to leave the purchase of cos l supply for:the next winter to the in- spector and manager and since then two carloads of hard coal had been 13.50 ourchascd at $ per ton on C.N, R, track, Clinton: The decona'tion of several front rooms had been co pleted at a cost of $133, which waste•he much needed improvemT ent. team at the House of Refuge had been changed at a cost .of $135, been"' un- able to carry on the work. The Sup- plying of groceries for the •coarsing. year had been given to W. T. O'Neil, of meat to S. Castles at 10y 'fore quarter and 'the 'suply of 'bread to Dan Schantz at $5:50 per owt,; that the insurance on the 'House of Refuge be liaised from $23,000 to $40,000, A. D. Strtherlandi of 'Seaforth, to be given the 'bus Hess. Re MTS. Abre- ham's claim against the county in 'connection with Mrs. 'McKay's estate that no action be t£lccn a's the claim had notbeen proven; that the ac- count of Mr. Brydone, ju'dge's fees and legal advice for the comity home amounting to $78.55 be paid. The caunty -property committee recommended as .fol'lo'ws: That the oresen•t flag pole be painted and ten .feet be acl.ded to . She tap srolion and erected aboaft 25.`feet to the north &f r,f the present looatioin that the cost more filing space :for. Mr, of adding would be about \47i5dads office the res- 1475 Incfor addding a_ story to p "nt vault; but this would save space in other .parts of the 'ronin, that the tender of Mr. 'Frank Shannon for wiring the court .hou'se las pet plans and specifications for the sum 'of $.00 be accepted, that tthey'had,visi'ted ;he5 fail and children's shelter and 'found Stanbury being the last member of his fetidly. :firs. Statib'ury has two brothers and three sisters: Mr, John Landsborough of the Peace River district; W. C. Landsborough of Port Credit; Mrs. Geo. E, Clark of Groten, N. D'ak., 'Mrs. James Mc- Queen of Brucefield and Miss Annie Landsborough who resides with Mrs. Stanbury. The latter two were pres- ent at the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Stanbury are esteemed residents of Clinton and their friends here hearti- ly congratulate them on the attain- ment 01 this interesting anniversary and wish them continued health and prosperity. Goderich. • Miss Edna Pridhatn, B,:1„ daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pridhatn, of Goderich, has graduated from Col-. um'bia University ,with the degree of' M.A. She will go to Europe in July on a tour. The hofne of Messrs. Wyles, Re- gent street, was struck by lightning, causing a fire ,which was esstingtti-sh- ed by .the firemen. William !Wilson was fined $10 and costs 'for -reckless driving on the Huron road and his license was taken away for a month. The wedding 'thole place o1i May 25th of Gladys Evelyn Werner, only 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David H. Warner, and Reginald George :Sower - by, eldest son of Mr. and,Mrs. Geo. Sawet^by,•lath of Goderich township. It Bids Pain Begone.—When twee - algia racks the nerves or lumbago cripples the back is the time to test the virtues of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Well rubbed in it will still .the pain and 'produce a sensation of ease and rest. A trial of it will establish faith in it, . tin t. report of the work of hattended Goo oadsAssociation, which he , Psi - and Mr. Ingles, County Engineer Pat- terson, ;Mr. MacEwan and County ClerkClerkHolman also spoke briefly ie lyeoof the engineer's and Good Roads ds vection,, which they also attended. Moved by IMMcssrs. A. E. Johnston •arcs! :Middleton that the council place an nt-. record its appreciation of �t-bensa- ner in which the Warden acquitted td himself at the Good Roads con held 5.t Toronto. Car A deputation, consisting of Rev, J. ids F.; 'Ford, chair3nan; Sheriff Reynolds, treasurer, and G. M. Elliott, increas- ed made a request for .. incieay- edgrant to the Children's Aid Society. Statheagricul- tural S. p representative, dtaddressed the tura! 'speaking pr ,of the council !sneaking principally natter .of putting on a county ex - lobi t at Toronto exhibition to ad-, • ise all branches of theindustries ad- vertise tiF teMr. Stothers ap- r teldrto County ale'fora grant to help carry this • 'ectotit and also appealed for help for for the .Huron County frumtilhotvand ivfoved by Messrs. Munnig .the ton that the 'council accept• Middleton or McEwal1 of invitation 'of May i picnic of Codgrich, that the annus families City c runcil_witht their the and 'friends, be held at Goderich : this s' • -•tr, •ata date to be fixed later: r. Carrr • ori, The Warden, 'lite clerk, the • the county •engineer an +ri•a�sttt•e' int ,t •,. lfamnings, Moser and. C' , e of app 4' committee to ., ,t a'ited a i,vikr all necessary arrangements for the picnic. w E. Beattie an J bybfessrS'Beat Movedt .this °pencil -learns lvi�th rregret of>the this f' Mr. Thos. NIc- Deltoi the dines o ld deputy reeve of Grey, whiff hr tra nrcvents •his atrendanGe at'thf'stn ere meet- ing and would express !their• iinpravement ,of its connecting link and an agreement be entered into between the 'town and county; that credit balance due 'Egm'ottdvtlle on oiling in 1923 be refunded to the treasurer of Tuckensmftlt; that bridge south of Bayfield be re- built; that the M N.aut 'brid'ge, Ash- field, he rebuilt, providing' Ashfield enter into' an agreement satisfactory to 'the 'council; re request of Reeve McKibbin, of Wingham, to_'revis.c the special levy of ,1925 amount- inga to $3,940.16 owing to the con - decking links, requiring no expen•di- teres,.arrears and and-ouarty levies acctlniulati•ne, . Win•gham's surplus at 'the end of '1925 (bein'g upwards of $6,- 000; that rthe special levy. of 1925 atn'ouirtin'g to $3,940.16. be praid out of snrrpltus •to the credit of Winghatrr'iIl the ''county road funds;, that 'the county engineer look in -to the claim of Alex, x, Broadfoot for $20 'damages . •th crop owing to c•epair •o'F drain, than the bridge on !the road south of Varna he fixed. ; The_Good Road's Commission re-, nonted ias'feitbws: Met in Goderich end -4th. Re 'arnruty Reeve)R,a,.. on en 3rr1 ar r;i,,,,,sshps farm, [Is'barne..we have instructed, the county enginleer to have this land released back to, rine SS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Richard Dix IN Maas4. Mia General Fire, Life, eccident & Automobile INSURANCE AGENT" and Dealer in Singer Sewing • Machines James Watson North Mato St. SEAFORTH, ONT, THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insurance Co0 FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED Officers James Connolly, Goderich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres- ident; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec, -Treasurer, Directors. Wits Rion, No , 2, Seaforth; Jobs Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beechwood; M. McEwen, Clinton; Broadfoob, Nomes Cotton, c . 3, S aro tlich i; ;Alex.J.G. Grieve e Ferr' Rob rt to HarloeN0.4, Walton;ak; George McCartney, No. S. Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield, Agents. Alex. Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; E. Hinckley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R R. No;* 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Holmesville; R. G. Jarinouth, Born- holm. James Kerr and John Goven- lock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to effect insurance or tranacst other tusiness will be promptly attended to by application to any of the above officers addressed to their respective postofisces, WITH Jacqueline Logan, George Seigman and Gunboat smith The story of i?I young nlillionare who went honking for trouble From Jeffrey AEarnot's novel, •',fir Definite Obs ject" directed by R. H. Burnside, creator of t heN•Y. Hippodrome spectacles. --Also Showing --- LARRY SEL4SON 2 reel comedy MON„ TUES., and WED. EOLT( NE E l in Forbidden Paradise from the stage play The Czarina directed by Ernest Labitsch eE sante to prevent litigation. The com- mission instructed the-road1'superin- tendent to 'purchase 'thirty-eight heuavy plows from the Dominion Road Machinery Co to be distributed to patrolmen for snow plowing and working on ,county Toads, the pur- chase price being x/48. "Re Bayfield bridge, your committee, while admitting that this bridge has not required width of roadway, it is a very substantial structure, that a new •structure would cost in the. ncigh'borhbod of $30,0001 and as there are many more dangerous bridges and 'culverts on the Lake Shore road that !iced innnedia'te atf= ten'tion and that .the amount needed to construct the Bayfield bridge g would , o a long way in abridge and culvert construction and resatrfacing oat our county 'roads avid parltioularly on .the ;lake shore Toad, we recent - mend nil action re building bridge this year, e for village and Re caicijun chloride !Hamlet streets on county road system tett; we recommend that the!county su'periutenelent or'd'er the same :for dis'tribu'tion on the -sante basis as las t year, namely .40 per cent, grtan't, vil- lages buying thea` ownolit .to be pa >cr-cent. grant also, 40 t Mission its t Ou 1[vlay Soh ribs !aolftnt For five-day tour of the 'county road s ti• They reported 'that t^oads' hadone through; th:e winter and had sorban � in fair .shape owing to the to the sli ,ht rainfall; butt owing among of gravel and crushed stall aroads s'tane:.placed on 'our ' county , `t miles n '.9the• years 1923 wild 1924. many mil u ges were Beteri'orating on account ofelmmaintenance, as therrteci of proper the is no m'a'terial .on miles ,of our -roads to drag and give an even and smooth surface. Re bridge at the foot of Dickie's hill, road No. 21, we reeonnnend that a :new arch culvert, 66 feet long, be built this year, that the hill ,cutting be left til over next I avirnter, We recontineed that 'half utile of grading and resurfacing -be completed lour miles east -of Lucknow on ;road 21 and that .crusher is moved to road No. 27. -Roach No. 27 between Lttclinow and Belfast is narrow an•d rotted. We recommend that this road be widen- ed and resurfaced. for 2/ miles and that So'well's hill be Rile drained on -'both sides of the i'oadbed• Duff's :bridge is narrow and dan- gerous roadway and approaches, We recommend that this 'bridge be ex- tended to regula'ti'on tdidth, ap-: Broaches widened and new ` guard fenee erected. Alex. Young's culvert is in 'dangerous candition Iantl we recommend a -new 4 by 4 foot cul- vert 34 feet long, to replace the. old culvert. - Re Saltford hill. This is a very dangerotts curve and will take a large expenditure to make a good, safe road. We -would recommend that ;a concrete retaining wall be built•, ifor.. about 300 feet in 'length Dsi't t'ar ow «s.5i d Y ni r lD d Carpets Away Theymake new ravar- ible "Velvetes" Rugs, Send for Velvdtex Folder v CANADA RUB COMPANY :LONDON, ONT. FEATHERS WANTED Highest prices paid. Max Wolsh phone 178,,Seaforth. i 4 for - Ey EMI ■ 1•1t,Aber'hart's Drug Store Seaforth With16, the Fingers. i Says Corns Lift Out Without Any Pain i Sore corns, hard corns, soft corna.or eny kind oi a elite can shortly be 3f ted right out with the fingers it you :,ill apply directly upon the corn a few drops, of freezone, says a Cincinnati& authority, It is claimed that at•small cost lana. can get a quarter of an ounce of trees - one at any drug store, which is suffi- cient to rid, one's feet of every cora or calluswithoutpain or eorene5 or the danger of infection. This new dreg fa an ether compound, and while sticky, dries the moment it - is applied and does' not inflame or even irritate the surrounding tissue. 51 •Thla announcement wi11 Interest many women here, for It is said that the present high -heel footwear 1s put- ting corns on practically evert Woman's feet, with 'buttresses 'tc reinforce the wall frof$ the hillside at intervals' of ten or twelve feet: Retaining wall would need to be of varying height and to be placed about twenty feet at, the outer :point of curve. This' work $would, mean 'thee removal of a great P amount f earth ,frOne t to di1ld :face' to t allow df hate new wall ;being placed Continued on page 5 Millers Worm_ Powder's are a prompt' relief from the caSlacics of worms in children. 'Tiley are pow- erful in their aotion, and, while leav- ing nothingto be desired as 'a ,worm expellant, have an'iirrigorla•ting ef- fect upon the youthful syste'm, re- medying -fever, biliousness, Ines'of an- petite, sleeplessness, and other ail- ments that follow disorders .caused 'by worms in, -the stomach and bowels.