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THE .;I UCKNOW SE3' TWEE ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1928
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ConiP arison ' quickly shows the host: of . buyers' who 'count the
cost of motoring, that the new Plymouth is definitely above
and'.. ond:.all other ,cars: in the lowest -priced group in .'•'
�Yits and in' � erformance.
fullrslze,: in _style and • � luxury.' deter p
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Binh" .uPWAitos The' Plymoutli is Chr ster-built,: assuring years of
depend -
coups. � toarlaces (with ,+rablererytcewithmarkedfreedonfrommechanical trouble.
Ne satre)41150rTo�►gi` 870e 2, -
hla S,la. _ The millions . in the'• lowest -priced field find they -nee
,rte the new .Pty outh_for. the. quality.
>w.w� ,.►.e). or; 4"'z>oor • �: seek• no �Irther than tong
. y.. m :... �! tY ::.
sedan, SM. to' which they„have to g been,entitled.; They. find that,
All price, f• o• 'k wham,' Ontario, dollar �iv:.. as • at
in this field, no. other';automobileg
etr
brebrdrMs rts,rdand jauory "Winne” ..
�( rit&am •). r return as the dollar invested: in. Plymouth.'. �38s
CHARLES BAECHLER;, ,KINLOSS:;
PASSES TO HIS REWARD
Mr. Charles Baechler, fore many
yeais a proininel :t and. re5pccted:rest,
dent et .4.1tlss Village, died at' his
ileina re on 1'hursd.tv_o? last meek,
August 2..41.1 !..itileath WAS cine •to heait
trr a pe.s which. developcil, in acute,
1'orih two months a.go.• :aid was
owed by'erysipelas and other troubl-
es \'vhicsi, caused• the patient •great
suffering; in spite of the best .inedi
ibr care. and the tender. Mussing• of
las wife ;incl children ' IIo was t{"u
years of age, nuc(; had, resided.
Irl Kin_
oss coptitiuously .for 44 seals... The
funeral.w.is• on iVlonclay to i iversdailo.
Cemetery, .solemn .requim. high mass
bring ccieb ated ;by tile•„pastor,. Rev,.
uoodrow, in •the i resence of a-
a►ge audience: t.liich filled the chapel:
The deceased haaa. large f<iniily• co`
nc'i:tion and among 'diose: who art'-
• ',elided, the funeral, were t`ha foliewlni
relations; '
l+'rcdi .Baeei'iler,,of, •P,ii\vassatl; N
Ont.;Ili . and Mrs, Louis 13aechi'er, of
St, Cllenlents, 1•Ir.•.and .Mrs, Edwiard
Ilaechler, of Goderich;Mr anti ;yrs.
Ater J3aecluer, of• Godcric711;. Mr'and
_11o. Joe•• Buechler and:son George,, of
uoderieh; Mrs.' Ann I3aecliler ; ailcl
•iaug'htev Mary,. of •Goderich; •Mr.; and
Mrs.. John • Arnold, o€' Mildmay; Mx:
and Mrs., Edgar Fischer; of Watehloo;
Mr. and 1VIrs,-• Alex Zininier and son
Elmer, of Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs..
fiQ)111dk11?a??el n»sd.son henry, f
rBu1:-
Palo N. . 14Irs. • Clara Bache-it:Ma
Son John, of IKitchener; hells Hti.rtleib,
01 •: Kiloi heliel Mr....and: Mr.% Fred
Arnold, 'of Mildfih.ay Mr. and Mrs.
•Ai+_ied Arnlild, of•Dcenlerton;..1VIr. and
Mis.. Geo. Sneide •, ,of` Deenierton; Mr.
and•Mrs. -Joe Strauss .of Miltlnla y;..
• and iV11•.s. John Reitz of Mildmay.
Mr: John: Coxon and:, son .'iii., of
Milverton; Mr. ani: Mrs: Thomas Co.x-
On, of 'Monkton; Mr. and IVIts.',,Win.
„Aiken,' `of Milverton; ' Mr. and Mrs.
) d.\yard l'el3btt> g `tiheir daughter Bern:
ice and, son Gordon, of Milvevrton; .,
felt, and •'Mrs. James Atkins and son
• John, of Milverton Mr.. and 1VIrs. An-
drew •Coxon and •their three sons, of
Miiverto i; rand '141rc rnel �4l s. Geo.-
Uoxon,, of Milverton;:. .
The pall bearers were: his'•brothers,.
Fred aiia Louis Ba oeiuer.; his cousin,
',Edward Baechler; his brother-in-law,
,Alex Zinimer;;John Purvis• and r� lc
rew Waeehter';,' with Franllis SadIo`
as 'Cress ;••
. •f The. late Mr. Baechle ,yarns. boli°
never; Kitchener, • Ont.,. Sept,.26; 1862;;
'being' a .on • of the . late • Frederick
j;aech;er wlio''came. to Canada fioii
A1t;ace Loraine, 'France,, a nd"his. wife•.
`G'tizabeth:Mebring.' born in Canada
but of- Grecian decent. Charles I was
the' eldest; of a family: •of •thirteen_
Six sons, and; Seven c.aughters: Fred
Buechler:; .of Pawassan N. Ont.; Louis,
of.St. :Clements; iVllke, dace:a Seall oe,•
of`.Chisholnl • N. 'Ont.; •and Henry. de
ceased, 11rs. •Andrew Dalnner. (Christ-.
iiia), of :Saginaw Mich.if MTS.. John •
.Arnold• •(Etnnia)-of Mildinai;'Mrs.
Joe: Carges (Mary Ann) deceased,.of
,St:'Joseph's Ont.; Mrs: Edgar Fischer
.(Elizabeth) of ' Waterloo, Mrs: John
Ziriinter.,(.Ottlda),. of 'Buffalo; N Y.;
Mrs.• Clara :Buc'heit, .of, Waterloo and:
Mrs. Alex. Zini ser, (Katharine) of.
Dashwood.:
Mr. Baechler'' was roar ied : in '•St.
.Joseph's; Church, Stratford, 'in 1883
to Jane. --•Elizabeth Lotion, of;, Platts.=•
vii.•le; her mother. before •her marriage
being Honora ' Warr.;.. ofRuddstone,,
'Yorkshire, England rollowin`g his
marriage; M•r. Baechlet:operated,-for_
clic'year, .•his . father's • sawmill, near
Milverton, and then cable to Kinloss:
Here he started en extensive sawmill-
i'na••business, buying. a :1 mIl1 from the
late T J:,:SteWirt,whe moved•to Ham=
ilton,:and'later was a ineniber of par:
liainent. He' bought•also.'.1i large tract
of'basil•-land in Greenock; eight miles
north •of `Kinloss.' All went well until'
.June 1888 when fire• wiped out the' en-
tire plant -mill, luber; .logs Wand `all,
nothing Wei left. Recovering from this
severe blew he built •a second nidi -and
bought another .piece of land: -farm'
laid and hush, from John Ireland, of
Burlington. In his —sawn—Ail—re, and
farming he w'as .very successful,, 'put
. ting great: energy Into the conducting.
of. the 'business. Tfe was at one time
in extensive• hind owner. Ii it disposed
of'all but. 5O `acres adjoiniiti,. the vi1-
'age of. ' Kinlo's.; . where•he had }lis
home. In addition -,to liis. other netivi-:
ties; of 35 '.years• ago; he owned and,.
Operated ••a merry go'i'ottnci for: soneo..
time. -. ; - •
In .religion; the, late•'Mr. `.Baechler"
was a devout Po1nan Catholic 'and was'
n
Members of tileIi n srhts bf Colunihus'
and 'Flory Natre Society.'Jn politics. he
was -a Liberal hutw..s'ahvay5 incle-
,pendent in his views and actions For
meth :Years, he. was a ,rndnibei' of the,
ToWnship Connell and, was a tandi.I
date for reeve, in 1919 but vias defeat-'
DU NIN.`PH•ILTIPS,
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:now,
fO CELEBRATE .OPENING: OF
THE HURON TRACT
Towns 'eking the.: Provincial High-•
'way ,between?Stratford and Goderich
have united' in :.a grand. celebration
.of tine ", centenary of the opening. to
'settlement of what, in pioneer days,
was known as the Huron. Tract; .The
celebration 'will -beheld -on-
3rd; when -the completely paved: high-
way will be opened. The program for
• e day is 'outlined as follows:
ASHFIELD :UNITED CHURCH
NOTES
Services next Sunday will' be at
Zion in • the morning, at Hackett in
the: afternoon,, and Blake in . the eve-
ning:
The. Pastor has enjoyed a:full week:
away •from his. usual work and sur:'
roundings, by' -taking 'a motor' trip to-
~"Cleveland; • Ohio. After a. few days
home again last week •he went in Rev.:;
W. D. MacDonald's : pla e to supply
the ' pulpit on .the llensall United
The proceedings are to commence 'Church, charge. This• week .he'°`is in
at ,Fryfogie's, east of. Stratford, at ' Toronto for a few days. •
10.30 o'clock in the morning: Lunch-
- eon' will be .served at :Stratford'. at
11.30. On the. route westward there
";will - be ceremonies at Seebach's,', at
Mitchell arid at Seaforth. From Sea
forth the party 'will come on to Gode
tich,. arriving'here about .5 o'clock
..,At the unveiling of the cairn in Har
liar Park -and address will 'be given
by Hon. James Malcolm, • and Brig.-
Gen,
rig:Gen. Cruikshanks,'chairman of the
Historic Site§ and Monuments, Board
of Canada, will take part inthe cere-
mony.. . ,
• Tattoo at ;Clinton
• - The • Clinton, ceremony . will take
place in the evening• at 7.30 ,o'clock,
after.. which ra grand.• band tattoo will
be held, seven bands taking, part:
Clinton,' Clinton Pipers, Stratford,
Mitchell, •Goderich,; Kitchener . and
Waterloo; • There will also be a grand
fireworks display.
Baseball ',at "°Goderich
For the afternoon Goderich *i11
have a big -baseball feature—a double-
header between two famous semi -pro,
teams, the Osiers !'of "'Toronto • and
General Tires of Buffald.' A puvse of
$75014375. for • each game—is ' held
up by the local committeefor these
• games, and levers.of baseball have , a
great • treat. inprospect. These games
• will be 'playedin the Agricultural,
Park, ;and: inimedibtely :after wards the
iiiiveliing' •of the Goderich .cairn. w 11
take place .at Harbor. Park. •
Cairn Is Ready
• The . cairn 'to be unveiled in Godo
rich as a part of the ceremonies of,
the day has been erected 'at Harbor
Park, a few yards from the edge of
the bank overlooking theharbor:.It• is
on a base of five feet squ,are,, and the
-tcltal',height is-fcw inrlres+. short ;of..
ten4feeti Space 'has been ' left for : a
e . tablet which will be suitably irl'scrib
ed. The cairn 'was 'erected by C. Sta-
pleton 'under: the direction of the Decal;
committee headed by Mi. T. H. Roth-
'. well,
oth'...well, Sealed, in• the .interior of the
cairn is a tial container in which are
a number of papers and other articles
whidhl may • be of .interest to the pec
pie of Goderich who may open the
cairn one or two hundred Years hen_ ce
There: are recent numbers' of the lb
• `-cal newspapers also copiesof the Cen-
tennial
en tennial numbers issued ast year, a
Map of the town, a, telephone direct
ory,, Goderich Voters' List, the muni-
`•cipal- financial statement for • 1927,
tince-tables of the C.P.R. and C.NiR.,
a picture of •.Dr, Dunlop, advertising,• Mr George, Toon," of Toronto, is
matter of the We§tern Canada Flour' ,°tienitlirg„h;is Vacaitinn with his cousin
Mills and the:-Goderich Flevator Co.; M,r. John McDonagh A
with picturec;of the plants, advertis
inir:matter of the Doniinion..Road Ma,WHERE ED(JCA`i ION
COMES'TIIGIT`
• Successful-'anniversaryy services: were.
held in Blake Church on Sunday. Rev.•
Wm. MacDonald, of .. Egmondville,
preached 'impressive ser'mons.:The lo-
cal. male; choir •.was•.assisted • by Mr.
Alex McNay, of •Paramount, who con-
tributed a bass solo at each service.
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ASHFIELD NOTES
Miss Alberta Beckett spent the
week end' the guest of Mrs. -George
Andrew, Lucknow.
Miss Blanche Jamieson, has 'return,
ed :'home after spending a week with'
her Sister. Mrs. Froward Harris, Holy
rood. .
Mr.'and .Mrs. Cudney,'and Miss• AWL."
nie ,Ketchebaw, of• Galt, spent. the
week -end at the home of Mr's. A.
Ketchebaw:.•
Rev. Dr. F. S. MacKenzie, of Mont-
real, took, the services ;in Ashfield
Presbyterian Church 'dn Sunday Jest.
Mrs.' Kenneth Campbell end light-`
er, Marilyn, ' ifof • Detroit, Spent the.
week -end with her parents, .?Ir.'•and
Mrs. John Menary, Col), -i:. and with
Mrs. R. Campbell, Con.1.2.
Dr. and Mrs. dam MacLean and
family • and. Mr. ';Gord'en Grant. left
on Tuesday far their hoili in Evan-;
ston;' Ill. They expect to stay a few,
days in 13etioit on their 'way.
—=ono
ZION'
Mrs: David' Anderson is••visiting her
daughter, Mrs. •John hlelm diiring the.
week. • • •
Mrs. Ernest ,Marion
.and .Matio
visited Mrs Sans Gibson, of/.St, Helens:
on Tuesday of this Week.
Miss Grace, Ancleryoii, of London,
- Miss
NormaeAndersonfover tthe u'week-ends
' Miss Lizzie Webster;. of Lucknow,
visited Zion friends during the week.
• `Mr. god Mrs. Chester 'Hinton an yl'
fsinilyrnnd MrJohn lVicKeith,of Cale -
Vire, called •on .Zion' friends. ; on
day.
The August,Monthly meeting • :o;
the W:• Mr S. was held at the .home of.,
it+• . Tsaar' Andrew, with a good at-
tendance. -The little light -bearers, pro-
vided' the',program...
a . '
Miss. Annie 1v rnr,`"o1' VJa'wainish;
visited her cousin Mtitei' Lane 'Gard-
nerfor a•fe,vdays last Week.'.' •
chinery Co., a Sunset Hotel • booklet,
current coins, postage and; revenue,
itainps, I
•� sits in Cobalt. The rate struck by
-the ,Council is 7 mi:lTs” 'for nu.lalic.
'school suppot'tO:i't ;'fief 718. niills for
separate'schools.- One Can: imagine
lib'W 'a taxpayer *Mild tea ' if ,his
*child did ItOt pass« r `' " •
�;...
Education is an oxpet sive°.' neces.,
.telephoneooperatori iii hie• nt•a'rio.
city •furan•' married tha"other day: All '
tier ecilleaguea iiiere•agreed the groom
1ve belt` top rx1�} ,jia4 of a ring.
MAFEliING''_
Mrs DaVid ...Anderson wholias spent
the past. six weeks. with The's. Ander7
Monday tiY. viSit Mrs. John Helm -.at
•
Mrs. A; Reed,- and son. Paul. and
datighier; Mrs. Smith, of .CtiVen Senna
And Mrs. -Paid 1Rwii-,--W'Li-eGc;v7i.cvii;
xuests of -Mrs. Thos: Anderson
'Mr. Thos: Aiken. Mr Albert Aiken
and sonsi. Gordon and Lloyd, of,AllenL*
ford, visited at Mr. S.
Blake .are canining' at ' poia Clark
this Week...and Miss Alice Shaekleton-
Mr, and .Mks. Sohnston, and :Cecil
moidr6d to Watford Suriday V) attend
Mr. Will Fitzgerald; Of Detroit, vis-
ited his 'sister Mrs. ,larnes Culbert,
A neither Tom here attended the
'funeral of Mr. MallOegle.. of Luck,-'
now forrnerlv of Teeswaler, which
toOk, place ,`.-laturday, interment being
Catherine MacKenZie; df'Kinlosi, are.
guests :of Miss ,Olive Blake. ,, •
Mr. and Mrs, Hdrace Horton and.
family and•the Misses .Horton of Lee.
burn, :were guests of 'Mr, 'and, Mrs.
Henry .11.orton Sunday..' •
Rev. Wesley CoUsins and., sister
Miss Cousins and Rev, D. Witt' Cous.:.
ins, Who are:eninninir at Point Clark,
attended Blake Anniversary ori Sun-'
.1:ratulations on succesfelly passing,
Mr. arid Mrs. J, Blake•and
et. Bernice, are visithig ,friends at,
WEST ,WAWANOSH COUNCIL, •
The COUncil met on .Aug. Gth, pet
'adjournment.; with all the members
resent. The..niinutes of InSt, meeting
were read and accented. A valuation
Seven'6ents per yard Vias• placed mi
gravel' taken by the County from
Gletr'S Hill, The, Tdwnship rate for
was instrticted to notify Hiram, Brind-
froin• the. highway. at once., "1‘,/le. Chas -
'Alton, of Dungannen,` wets appointed
tax collector. • '
'The Comwil adjourned to meet Sept,
GODERICH
, Mrs. Pc Thompson,. ot Goderich, an-
ter, 'Mildred tri Mr. jos, Young, '
Detroit, 'son ot: Mr. 'end Mrs. PordOtl
Young, Of Auhurn the marriage to
rake place early ift September. .
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIP
Establisbed 1878: Reorganized 1908.
Three Faculties—Arts, Medicine:. .and '
”, Public Health.
Five Affiliated Colleges.
Degrees may be grpnted in, any dopartaloatT01,'
learning.•
Enroyeieritleilimited.,- Only ,atedents having the
highest qualifcations.and g leke,videnceof snip ,
ability will bo accepted. Early
appiicationyfor entrance, is desir. '
abblle.
IIntil the 'University is able to
auguagntitsrevenues classes will'
'bo liprited in numbers. 'Without
an increased income the staff and
equipment cannot be enlarged
f.ECTURB'S BEGIN=Wednno.:.
• day, Sept th,1sse•
for additional ,hrloi-
ration: writel•-
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Dungannon United r.,nrirch was'*tile'
scene, a happy cyc it Uil; Tuesday.
Aue. '21st, at 3 o'c lock: the occasion
being tlu marriage,of Eva May..
youngest. daughter. Of Mr, .and AI•irs::
David S Errington; 7th csstieesaion of
West Wawanoslt, to I)av hl toy Black,
son of Mr: and, IVIts'. 4Vlluairl J. Blatcl,'
2nd. coneessibn of . `.slifield.: The rete-
mon,. \vas performed by' 'ReyJ.. A.
Walker, B. A.,,..Pirttor, of the church,
;ilt t11;;.�presety:c r't :'199 guests: The
Titu'tli )vas• iri tt 1$ - t1.6 ted for the -
occasion • with a pi al'usi rt of ..gladioli
and sweet pe :., Th. ' 1)1;4.111 party en-.
Leted the ci,lirz h c+r fife t1 ms o,l'• the
Bridal' (,uoru . t. a Loh it0itr played
'.+Ula s.r.;: ne beide .wag.
eharu.n.ig.in:,t•'g,o1�`71 o. 'y.hii.e satin,.
Cfril'1 G�; rite tr1 ai1l.—y�*trt�ette tri-
mined' \, flit c ,stal beads ,,ncl satin
ribbe i. lu• , i. :dal'. veil„ \rhich', was'
•ix.aded. with l' tcneh•. e rt's, :w is. sur
-
G:uountoct by acoronet of Orange bios
soin 'She carried.: a shower boutluct
of O1)hc 11,t' roses and baby's breath,'
Miss Colo, :Erin ;:ton, sister of the;
• :hide, was bridesmaid, wca ung n cot
al tussachine, with' coral uveidress of.
"--gad gette---trim-med"-width beadS,.and
'hat, tto.••.nl;lti:h'. • She.' cabled abou,giret
of .pink roses',. 'l')ie; bridegtoonl \etas.
;.rtt ndeii by• his biothel, My.. Howard•
Black, :o