The Goderich Star, 1926-03-04, Page 4•
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?AMP POI*
COMAE IN AND ESEE
• OUR NEW SPRING GOODS•
THE MARCH UON MAY ROAR BUT SPRING IS SURELY COMING
CURTAINING
New Silk 'Panel Curtaiee Silk Maras for
Overarapas in the new golden and rose
shades. New Oblate, Cretonne. ete.
DRESS LENGTHS
Beaclea Voile Dress lengthin varioue coterie
oleo tkeeesed Voiles and New Ginglionew
A rue line of leig,rerre ea. Xuweins.
• Sutinettes and Fuji Silki.
Alio we are stocking a full lino of leworgette in
• different, shades
BROADCLOTH'
Printed mercerize(' Broadcloth and silk stripe
Broadcloth
ARAGON
This is a Nitrous fabric with figures in rayon.
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
FOR A BARGAIN
- We still have a fesv Winter Coat* for Ladiee '
and Gentlemen, wbioh we will sacrifice
rather than eirry over.
CORNFIELD
PHONE 418
LADIES' and MEN'S WE..
"MOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP" •
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE GODERICH, ONT.
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security, nealaseas and methoe wAlint GOLF
sboow b. impresswed on tett y pepl.
The pupils ir every roc sew well.
*mew tee 19311 Over $2,11.4) Ahead
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of 113414P-Inrurtb.C7filtDsviel.:**C1":11.t. For that Cough or Cold
Work ef pupil* fair to ,eveellent.
Progress fair to excellent. Deport -
meet fair to excellent.. .
The principal of lecture' wheel
reported 170 boys on the roll and
tee girls in Ausuary, and 178 boys
and 188 girls ia February. .Average
attendance in Ans. 84 per tent., in
February 86 per cent, Penry Bank
deposits $102.80 in January, $72.66 in
February. $33 received from eleven
**.resident pupils in Fsbruary. In
January Miss Z. Dougherty supplied
ea. day for Xise G. Sturdy and
Mrs. Redditt- one day foe Mr. Wil-
son, and Miss Hume one and a. hilt
days for Mies L. Robinson and two
hind a half days for Miss D. B.U.
Ai Central 'wheel 92 boya and 89
girls were enrolled in January and 83
•boys and ide girls in February, aver-
age attendance 88 per cont. n Janu-
ary and 89 per tent. In February.
Penny Bank deposits in January,
$76.55, in February $46.20. Mrs.
Redditt taught nine days. for Miss
Ball.
THE CANNING FACTORY .
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Company, With Mr. Blake Cheer as
Managing Director. Take Oeer
„OId Canning Factory
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A company known as the Huron
• Cannings and Evaporator Company,
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Ltd., has been incorporated under the
tensel• y dramatic "Pipes of Gordon's law of the Province of•Ontario.
Men"
Peng Rangoon and Manilalav Y playful "Good Merning, Brother AIL Blake Cheer, signieg an agree -
"Little Weenie" and the this company, with ehe assistance of
by Hammond, to Geoffrey Twebtyseight earmers have promoted
Sunshine" which she gave as an en- rnent and subacribing $3,000 of
/We* Mabel Tont Writes Interestingly of Her „rort. core. Criptain cried Lodge, always a stock, with the power of buying' the
._ favorite wifti local audiences, was Premises known as the Huron Can-
pressions of These Places generous in his offerings. His sweet ning andt ,Evaporating Co., situated
• listen to. His songs were greatle and 794, from the Canadian Bank of
Calcutta,* Senates and Agra Next
Miss Tom Expects to Spend at Least a Week in the
City of the Tai Mahal.
tenor voice Is Always a pleasure to a w Pa o s
appreciated. Commerce, the purchase pro being
UTTERLY DISCOURAGED co• mnpeanymewaetiangheflodr* 000rgtahnieziAgth the
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This Was the Condithin of a P. E. I. February in the Board of Trade
• Woman Before Taking Dr. Wits.
crramirs. andMrrea. Ceovebrurntheilliteygsale9;koctehdes
, we Hams' Pink Pills
$5,000.
• . neceaaary a a -
The following are extracM
ts from one day in her car just at sunset "My illness began," says "sirs M. breath, 'of BageeId, was appointed
another interesting letter from Miss The reflection .on the water and thelat• Ahern, R. R. No. 2, Alberton, chairman and eTr. George Laithwaite
Mabel Tom to her parents in Code- pagoda was glorious. There is a
• P.E.L, vahen my husband went over- secretary, and after some business
rrielet-- ss , beautifully kept park with polo seas and I was left with the care of waa• transacted, the election of °ill-
'.. Our trip from Bangkok to Penang grounds, boat club houees, etc. . a farm and stock, with. no help but cene and seven directors was pro-
tonic, thirty-six hours. The equntry After our visit in. Rangoon we that of a young boy. My health deeded with.: The follegeleg were
though. Bat, was interesting. There took the train to Mandalay,wi-nde
1 broke down and for the first time in chosen directors: Messrs. Gordon
ie ecomicierable cultivation either side famous •by Kipling's poem. There Thy life I beeem'e utterly discourag. Lamb, D. C. Galbraith, J. B. Orr,
of the veined, rice, rubber, enon. are a„ few Cid palaces and monaster- ed. lost ray appetite °had no Blake Cheer, ,Tames McMillen, Alex.
nut, palms, etc. We saw many new les there but the bazaar a esrtrytenoggthepe, annwleosyvalsoormeeandte 'otfothheatelsZ
and unusual birds, egrets from which people are of more interest. -From therldireceiOtors,GmeeeregtiengLatiolowwialoteg; the
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aigrettes are taken sdurnig the Mandalay we took a boat cup the as the work loomed up ahead of me. following officers were elected: Man -
breeding season when the parent Irrawaddy River to Magee It is a
- A friend happened to speak one day aging director, Me Blake *Cheer, of
fe tell Si a ci the toms left to very interesting trip, as we stoppce of the good Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Toronto; president, Mr. Geo. aith-
had done for her and urged. me to try Waite; vice presidenteMr. D. C: Gals
them. I had not energy enough, or braith. Mr. Blake Cheer is to be
perhaps confidence enough, to try bonded..for $10,000. Twenty •more
them, but she would • not be denied slums of $100 each are for sale,
and aerie -me •three boxes 'andsby the which•it is hoped will be bought by
s an the Ste ing
stereo. Only once did I see monkeys at the villages- to put. off and take •on
; • playing in 'the treec maLi Tho Postmaster General "Was
At Periwig we rtayed et the Run- on board and he told us of the MM.
nymeade Hetet, which faces the ners and habits of the peorile.and of
-channel, Penang is en an island, the•country. • The river near Blume
' quite pretty and very hille, like is Very narrow with high rocky cliff
_ . Ilerigkong. In • the efternooe we on either side :covered with jungle,
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took inetor--•iidearetivii-Puleis Gar- essalcrealmsVbamboo; ly, pi
demi ind ieeral temples. The firie to 'the western eye. • In perces we
temple -visltewles esek e the Seuke. saw elephants moving the heavy teak
• temple. The vireo is flail of them, logs down the slidee on the hillsides.
• bright green snakes' coned all over' We met`many rafts of teak floating
• tbe altar and the wood corvine- down the river to • the saw mills in
• They Seemed perfectly Itarthiesa lint:Rangoon Whieli ;take four menthe ta
gave me the 'creeps: Thee` are fed get to their destination as the cur-
: • S an eggs, and the prieste requested rent of the river is so slow.
. that we contribute to the Nurse. 'While at Rangoon we visited one
The gerdens. were verse ecautifule of the saw milts to watch the eleph-
( so many unusual ilowericie trees sand ants Movieg these heavy teak toga
• shrubs, but what, interested us most whleli they pick up and carry, to the
• were the Monkeys. They run about null riinways. They look so. stupid
wild and look well fed and prosper- but act so intelligently. The
.We took fruits with us to feed mese are a careful,. pleasure -loving
them. They epee:need freer all people. and the men seldom :work,
points until ova -50 had 'gathered The .women are the mereharite. The
.•about • our car. The oldest and monied laber is done by. Chinese or
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time t had taken them r knew Jhey
were helping me and was melees for
res-l-seoritinued -taking -the-pill
for aearly ace' Months and by that
time I had safely •Passed a critical
period in •my life, and regained my
usual good health. 'To all civerwork-
ed, nerve -racked women ---and „there
•area great many of them -1 still
say, and at all times, take Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills and I know eou will
regain our energYe'
There are many troubles due to
weak, watery. blood easily overcome
by a fair use of Dr; Williams' Pink
Pills. The whole mission of this
medicineis to purify and enrich the
blood, and when that is done all tho
•varied symptoms of antic -nee disap-
pear and good health returns. Yu
can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from
farmers, so that they will.be inter-
ested in growing products for the
eefeeloryeetene hundred acres of tom-
atoes are asked for by.tho Manager,
who is remaining in Toronto until
the 10th of March buying seed •sup-
ply and packing his .household furnis
time ready for 'mo'ving to Goderich
at once. .
Mr, Cheenseas been a fruit dealer,
expert in tlie ,business o &Inning and
evaporating for the past twenty
years around about Toronto and we
hope the farmers willzo-opertite
with him. The compel:1y will no
•doubt be a suceess as it ie starting
off right, while 2i) per cent. of the
-capital Is often set aside for promo-
tion of a company the promotion or
this company has been done free.
_The authorized capital is $40,000,
•As canned apples are in great de -
mend ovetseae there should be a
good market for the product of the
company and the farmers around
Goderieh will be blessed with an op.
portunity of disposing of their fruit.
OBITUARY
strongest get the -most, putting as Hindus.Nature Is yery . kind to any druggist or by mail at e0 cents a
, much • es thee could grab In their the Bureiato, the weather ie. never box froni Te DreWilliams Medicine
' mouths •• at cne • time. When • they cold, „Fruit of alt kinds grow, in Co., Brockville, Ont. -• • .
foetid British ehe.supply exhausted they pro- abundance, so -why exert themselves.
'-na 4
•ceeded to eat at their leisure.• The give_ them • e x.gellent PEIB LIC SCR 001BOARD
There are man y rich Cliblewes in government, and gradually* they will :Te monthly meeting of the
' Penang, but the -largest foreign pop- have self-government •is Ir' Canada. Fume School •Board was held on
elation Is British. The • Malay io We are now on our way to Ciecirt- Monday evening, with all the mem-
tether indolent, so most of the labor ta, no "The Angora". of the British
ie done by Chinese or Hindus. Neve:. indict 'Line. We expect to arcate at
• have 1 seen suck a, variety of. con' Calcutta en January 24th from which
plexions, alt the way from a rich we go to Donates and teen to. Agra
cream to a shoe polish letiek. The to spend at least a week In the City'
new fruits have been a great treat, of Taj Mahal.• '.• mangos, durians, etc. The &Irian ie
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bers present. • The matter of mimc.
supplementary reading books, fram-
ing of four or five pictures, and pur-
chase of a couple of flags for Central
school, and of some kindergarten
supplies,
was referred to the
chair-
man of
the .school management corn-
an ode, huge fruit, astir a epin CONVERT BY MR4ANDMRS nuttee with power to act. Accounts
• skin, a smell „like 11bad egg and a • • • GEO. H. KING were referred to the iiiience commit.
flavor like nectar. You really have
111,1.041.10.0014
.tee to pay if found correct. A letter
. to bold our nose when you eat it. Border Cake Star Speaks Highly of from the secretary of the Horticults
• The Malays are very fond of it. The Entertainment by Cornier Gode- - -• ural Society reported the intention
cocoanut palms' make n lov.ay pies .. 1 .',.• e
....e er
t,. esele: iei
•also of the - Society to donate a package
true, they are so graceful. •••• s - •
Rubber plays as large 4 • part in Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. (gee sented at sehool and to offer prizes
of flower seeels-to each family repre.
'. Burma as wheat does in our Cann- H. King, formerly of Geideriih, will for the.eost displey of flowers grown
ellen West, everyone's interest. end be interested in reading the follow- lime this seee at show to be held in
fortune seems bound up in rubbering sport of a concert given teeent- °August. The school board is sube
'you would be much amused at the ly in Windsor by Mr. and Ittre. King scribing for two memberships in the
costumes of the servants on this boat and the choir of Central United Society, selection of •premitante to be
(Elepluinta). have left the church, especially as Mrs:Xing is to left to the principal of cash' sehool.
• Chinese behind and 'from now en be in Goderich next week for the A report from Inspector TOM was
.11indusewill do the work on the boats .conetcrt to be given under the ousel- yggelved,
- -eircular skirt reachin s halfewaY bes church Thursday eve
• and in the hotels. The welter's weer cen el the Young 'Women, Missioli f report of the inspector grad-
$ eestelle that would de credit_ to Circle , ed all the accommodations at Vies
any comic opera -I tie flat 'white A Urge and Appreciative audience toric school as first class, with:the
turbans, a tight wait effeet, with A assembled in the Central United exception of class rooms, desks and
ning, for the lighting, which were graded 1 and 2,
tween the knees and neeene is girdle annualcorieeit- of the ehoie. Since endit-wassreportecteeThe zehool pros.
made of coil after col of.yellow and coming to the Border Cities, last fall, perty appears to be in good Condi.
, blue cord and a pair baggy white •Mr. George IL King, the 'organist tion. Equipments (library, maps,
trousees, no shoes or s gage. The and choirmaater, has gathered charts and globes and missellaneous
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'con- world be difficult to -aerie in any purchase $16 'to $18 worth of euPP e -
e • Neck of their fates and the earound
hite of him a band of singers it articles, $498. Tho board shot
choir in • Detroit. The parts are ntenterea reading Woks selected by
m
,their tostume ak a striehl s
, e
We are now on the Bay of Bengal, equally bola/wed and are capable of the teachers from 1026 list prepared
and, to quote Kipling, "On the road extreme tonal 'contrasts. The num. by the. Department of Education to
to Mandalay, where the flying *Isbell hers selected for them in last even- help the reading of each class. The
play." I was disappointed in the ing's preprint were well •telosen, earetakere work Is well done. Grad -
flying flehtee They etre small but Gounod's "Come Unto Me," and the ing and seating, teaching and disci -
there are hundreds of them.
At Rangoon Mrs, St. John, whose phony by Dvorak, recalled them in working feithfully. Work f pupils
husband is president of Jewison Cols beautifully soft and sustained sing- fair to excellent. In some classes
lege, met ue and suggested trips, *tr. ing e whik the missive ehordal pas. more attention must be given to
Raegssen itself is most colorful. sages In Mendelssohn's chorus for neatness, method and Rem:racy.
Betmese Costume, both on men double eboir, "Judge X*, 0 God," Progress fair to excellent: deports
"Largo," from the New World Sym- pline fair Us excellent, all teachers
and women, consists of s skirt of were thrilling in the extreme. Thaw
silk or cotton*, brilliant greens, blueirsand the Elgeg And Cowen teketioto
and reds predorninitte. Thly is worn showed the painstaking eat that Mr
with a little white jacket cut in nen. ,King had given in their preparation,
ww style. The men wear a silk tur. Excellent things are to be anticipits
him et some brilliant AND*. Thlt e4 in the future front this choir tins
emote* pile their hide in e large reit- der emelt able direction.
SO tap at the head, with redone flow- Mrs. George If. King 14 a wekome
1111 4141 Me side. addition to the ranks of keel Po -
Their plates of worship are built :Prone* and bee singing en Thursday
arecod large peeredaa crrierally ewe- *VeninE tended further to estelelsk
aced with gold leaf. You ran Wags:the geed esteem In which she k at.
use the .rely pkture ettey make in male held. Pooseasiret a well trains
teat brilliant sunshine. lew largest ed voice of wide rang* and sample
and most revered of these is Sheet Proportion, Mrs. Klee was able to
Awe puree*, ewe is beat on sbe portray every rharigine entotftwn if
. e se what ars known le the Re•sww) the varied w‘hoiell of longs she pre -
Lee. Mrs. at. John took us thtre 'rented on the Pregnitow free* the he-
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17.74:-.1L"trl'71t7t
ment fair to good. Over -aged pups
es need opetial drill in special elsias
At Central aeltool school grounds
are graded buildings, halls and
desks 2, capeotork 1 tand 3, black-
boards 1 and 2, lighting 2 ancr2; in
ether respects the secommoeation is
graded first ekes. Class rooms
bright and tornfortribk; lighting only
fair. F.quipment, $460. lite teach-
ers should select $10 er 312 worth of
twupplestentary reading books. Care-
taker's work sippers to be weitIsfact-
ory. Peons are well wated and
growled; teaching fair to excelknt;
terwhere dlb,at arid faltlifrit dis
reenter fair Is excelleet Diligerecte,
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SMYTIL-Mrs. W. G. Smyth.
mother of Mrs. L. E. Doherty, of
Stratford, formerly of Goderich, pas-
sed away on Monday of last week at
her home in Clinton. She was born
in London Ont., but had .spent prac-
tically all her life ie Clinton. She
was twice married, her first husband
being Mi. William King, who died
over thirty years ago. • Twenty-four
years ago she was married to Mr. W.
G. Smyth, who survives her. She is
also survived by. a daughter and con
by her first marriage, Mrs. L. E.
Doherty, of Stratford, and M. W. L.
Ring, of Hamilton. Mrs. Doherty
was, with her, motber When the end
came. Mrs. Smyth was connected
with • Willis church and until ber
health failed was active in her at-
tendance at the services. •The fun -
elle took place on Wednesday afters
noon of last week.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss M. Taylor, the Square, bus
left to visit friends at Burketown.and
Port Hope. ' • •
. gge, a e ,
an-
nounnes the engagement of her
daughter, 'Evelyn Craigie Johnston,
to Mr. Donald D. Fraser, Stratford,
Ont.. The marriage will take place
quietly the middle of Marehetat the
home of her brother, R. W. Craigie,
181 Ring street Eset,roc vi e, Ont.
The Star was pleased to have a
call on Tuesday from Mr. II. J.
Breckow, of Moose Jaw, Sask. %ho,
accompanied by his wife, 'ha; been
on a visit to ehe Southern Staters, ar•
riving in Goderich last Friday, and
leaving again this week for their
Weetern 'home. Mr. Ereekow left a
cocoanut in its outer husk on exile.
bition in the Star window. Xr.
Breckow is a brother of Mr. Chas.
Bream, of Goderich.
Many friends wilt be interested in
the announcement of the marriage
in Toronto, en Thursday, Feb. 25th,
192d, by Rev. Dr, D. McTavish, of
Mrs. Jean M. MatMay, daughter of
the Ude Ewen )(sawn, bar/inter-
at-law, Kingeten, to Rev. John 11.
efiteViear, D.D. formerly of Henan,
Chine, son of the late Principe Mae.
Moatreak Dr. Manteca oc-
eupleal the payees of Qoaterieli Unit-
ed churches meetly MIA elowlerich
friends join In congratulation.-.
J0111 rIttletUfa AT VIM SIM
• The Bluewater Golf and Country
Club Isold_its second annual meeting
of shareholders in the Board of
Trade rooms, on Monday evening, the
let inst., with e gratifyingiy large
attendance sad volume of business to
be trenseeted.
The statement of operating reve-
nue and expenditure showed that
quite a margin of profit ensued, an
unusual experience in golf clubs oa
a second year's operation. The
statement of assets and liabilities
containing an appraisal of land, de-
veloped cowrie, club -house, storage
buildings and equipment, proved up
a substantial surplus. Revenue from
the sale of membership and greep
tickets was over moo larger than
• in 1924. Ten applkations for new
stock were presented at this meeting
and-- the stock *Rotted. Further
stock -selling is In prospect and from
the report of the committseseandling
this it is evident that before° the end
Of the year the requisite allotment
will have been realized. • •
The board of direntOre was in-
creased from ten to twelve members,
with the following acting for the
current year: • Chas, A. Rekl, A. 3.
MacKay, Dr. A. C. Hunter, Royal L.
Lloyd, Dr. A. If. Macklin, E. H. Hill,
J. W. Craigfe, 11. Ubelaeker, G. L.
• Parsons, Harold Young, Dr. J. A.
Graham, Mayor MacEwan. Dr.
Hunter and Mayor Mack:wan were
re-elected president and vice-presi-
dent lospectively; Chas. A. Reid was
elected secretary, and R. L. Lloyd
was elected as treasurer, Mr. Lloyd
was heartily commended for his ag-
gressivtness_in the financial and de-
velopment'efraira of. the Club.
Committees for the several feat-
uree of the Club for 1926 will be in
charge of the following chairmen:
• Grounds, Roy L. Lloyd; house, Harry
Ubelacker; sports, A. J. MacKay;
water and light, G. L. Parsons,
• Further development of the course
has been decided upon, and a com-
plete water service to all greens will
• be proceeded with as soon as the
• frost leaves the ground..
The meeting of directors adjourn-
• ed to meet again on Monday, the 8th,
in tho Board of Trade rooms, "
• ..G. C. L "LIT."
, The second "lit' • or the term was
held last Friday night with Meldruirt
Cutt acting as chairman. The first
number on the program waft a piano
solo by Afiss Evelyn -Deep. The se-
cond number • was the -Journal,'
which was ably prepared and read by
Chrystal Archer'. . The next item
was the debate, "Resolved that went-
• an's, place is in the home." The de-
baters wereMarguerite Robinson
and Charles' Robinson for the affirm-
ative, representing the First Form,
and Margaret. Redditt and Dorothy
• Brown, the negative; 'representing
IIIA, Form.The decision of the
judges was given by Principal- Hume
in favor of the negative, The fourth
• number was a. "Mystery Number,"
in which Jack Purvis and his assist -
:ant, Charles Naftee• performed some
• magic tricks for the audience. • Fol.
• lowing this Was solo by Pauline
McEwen, who sang very sweetly, as
• she always does. Last but not least
• came the play, "Betty's Butler."
- The characters were Evelyn Cur-
rie as Betty, Naomi IVIcIlermid • as
Betty's mother, Alice Oram as Mrs.
Russel, Betty's supposed. to be future'
inotbdren-law; Alfred Sturdy, as
Betty's butler. Betty's mother. who
was very dignified, had decided that
Betty was to marry a rich gentle-
man; but Betty had her eye on -the
• butler, much to her mother's disgust.
After a few arguments it was di -
.covered that the butler was a rich
• fellow /whom Betty had known a-
long time. • So everything ended
• very happily for everybody.
BOARD OF HEALTH .
At -the monthly meeting of the
Board of Health held on Monday
afternoon, a report of the Institute
of Public Health was presented,
showing sample of town water to be
of excellent sanitary quality, also a
report, dated Feb. 25th, on milk and
cream samples, as follows':
Milk Cream
Beattie,riser'" ..
per cent,fat..33:002
00 224:40
McManus•
.8.60 26.00
Bell " • • 22.00
Bissett " ..3.40 24.00
Oke •" -3.20 28.00
A milk and cream test as- made
Feb. 18th by the assistant sanitary
inspector* was as follows:
Milk Cream,
Beattie •...3.20 25.00
.. . ...3.40 23.00
Bissett, . ... . ..4.20 23.00
Oke..... . . ... . r....3.00 . 34.00
McManus... . 280 17.014
. ...... 3.40 22.00
The aliststant sanitary-- inspector's
report for January and Februsry
stated that Victoria school and the
Collegiate Institute were • inspected
by the M. O. IL and himself and
everything was found satisfactory.
• oppippoiik144.
Ouch! MyBack! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
IRS inkaehe awaywith email
• trial battle of old
"$t,Jis 011."
.P.P.Oade Owe
Ricker's Syrup of Tar with Cod Liver
• Extract, 50c,
AND
• Dominion Bromide Quinine Tablets, 25c.
° GUARANTEED RELIEF
All other well-known Remedies always
• in stock.
H.. C. DUNLOP
The Rexall Drug Store ,
Bedf rd Block
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The insreetor reported, "T visited the
waterworks for the purpose of test-
ing the water supply but found the
chlorinating plant out of working or-
der." *Slone disinfecting was done
including a car at the C. lesell. depot
on Feb. 23rd. (This car ere under-
stand was occupied by a email pox
patient, who was taken off the train
by authority before reaching Gode-
rich, and under instructions the ter
was famigated). On Feb. 26th the
inspector tested the water for chlor-
ination and found it all right. Some
unsanitary conditions were looked in-
Goderich.
•
Trnney; Viola Govier, 17; Mary Ann.
Gower, 60; *Jean McDowell. Sr. I.
-Kenneth Campbell, Harry lioss.
Jr. J. -Alvin Snell, Mary Cook.
Number on roll 26.
. E. S. SOWEEDY,
•Teeeher.
Men are funny things. They 'lose
thee: health 'erying to get wealth
and then lose their wealth trying to,
get health.
A cold snap is when the coal man
snaps his fingers at you.
to on instructions from the M. 0. 11.,
to whom report was made.
SCHOOL. REPORTS
S. S. No. 6, E. Wawanosh
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70; Orval Tunney, 56. Jr. III. -
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PROGRAMME'
• FRUIT GROWERS' CONVENTION
Under AuSpioes of
Huron C.Ounty Fruit Growers' Coulon and
Ontario Department of Agriculture
TOWN HALL, GODERICH, MARCH 4-2, 1926
MORNING SESSION
S. B. Stothers, Chairnian
10.00 aan.Grades and I.nspecti(m.
. F. L. Gabel, Chief Inspector,
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estern Ontario
10.45 a.m.-Demonstration--Box and Ba el Packing., •
W, L. Hamilton, Collin wood.
• Discussion..Jno. Soirer , R. IL Revell.
AFtERNOON ESSION
R. Slossa(Cheirman
2.00 p.m. -Spraying Probleths.
W. A. Ips, B.S.A.,
Pruning (I Grafting.
J. . Neilson, B.S.A., Vineland.. .
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ketsAhdrew Fulton, 'Assistant Fruit Com••
missioner, Ottawa.
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Question Drawer.
W. A. Ross, B.S.A., Vineland.
Discussion -K. Cameron, Lucknow
C. B. Middleton, Clinton
M.. J. McKay,Lucknow
EVENING =SS
0.30 p.m. -Banquet with Lion's Club'' at Hotel Bedford.
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Chairman, Dr, W. F. Callow, Goderieh.
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Address of Welcome.
• Mayor H. J. A. MacEwan, Goderkh.
Ontario Government's Bxperitnent in Shipping
,• Apples to Old Country Market.
P. W. Harlot's, &SA., Director Fruit
Branch, Ont. Dept. of Agriculture.
Address -Harry Sirrett, B.S.A., Cobourg, Pres.. ,
Ont. Fruit Growers' Association.
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R. R. SLOAN S. B. STOTHER,
Pres. Huron County Fruit Growers' Council Seey.
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