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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-7-26, Page 1Printing THE SIGNAL is ready to handle your Printing week. large or am•A, and give you a satisfactory job every time. Let us have your nest order. Telephone 35 The Signal NIITT-N14(Ere TIMI -Ne rpt SAVE, Because -- With the thrifty man there le\prosperw ity for the present and comfort for the future. FOR SALE OR IItENT. RENT. -BY MONTH, FIRST - claw peiatursge, with goeQ war, .u/ ble fete Aprdy ti IL IICMATB, g 74Pv r' fIIW() STORES TO RENT.-ON8 1 Imo'y occupied by W. H. Harriree ant the other by Janet. F. Thomson. Both-arthe Hasan. APO" J. P HItOWN. lett OUSE TO RENT.—MODERN WISE on Gloucester, Terraes, Appl toLPH GRIFFIN. G.oler. 70-14 CRAIGIE'8 REAL ESTATE BARGAINS The following la a lid of properties which 1 have for sale. and on invetoration pre.pecti re beyere will enol that the prim aro put down These the peopertled can be perchaaed to make some money ; No. L pine red brick house fully modern. In ssaewm. fell basement. corner Fast and Victoria • eerests, This I. one of the mon deslrehle prop. .atter In the town of (lolericb. Pr ire WOO N► 9. Flee red brick !meas. fully modern, Ida hit water heating, 7 ro,rm., fell Mermen t. detemeel wet side V lctarla ellAferie TUM la the best bey In town. Prim II& No. 3. New red trick bane, lust b.11t 1919. electric light end hath. 7 rooms, two toes with fru trees ked good garden. more available load 11 desired. situated east side Hence road. Yeel hay. Pewee/sloe Ikk.4. Whits Irick. li-story. 7 -roam ttwd electric light. Good bars. two let. tMth fruit treee situated oa, t he career of Cam- eron end Reglan .treele. Prole Vela No. 5. White brick emote house ea re �•venleo.e, hot water Sealing. titu sin living room and parlor. filtrated on the owner of Nelsom and (4mbna. Price Meta No. a. Frame souse. I] tory. a ream, two IOW with fruit tree. Ntemed on the west ode of WelderM..t. Pricea70e. No. 7. home, 7 mooed ..d bust*. two Prim entuated w Wanes street. Ns, e. Meat w six of the e ee Mtn M 1� town. -- seselMM/ ear the west sides" s! Ewn read. No. A flee of the. e1We0 bendiest 1n(a In =situated on tio Reemot. Fun eke let. wine Several other Inkings ran he had on appllm• them at the oatee Number of houses to rent. Furnished and Unfurnished Summer Cot- tages. otages. Wanted to Rent. --Six houses, with all convenient**, at once. J. W. ('RAIGIL, loanreoce and heel Estate. (Moe bet wise O. T. R. and C. P. R. Ticket (Hems Phone 24. WANTED. - WANTRD.-OIHL8 FOR DINING - ROOM and kitchen. Hsxbere wane. W. H. HAINES. British Exchange Hotel. WANTBD.—THE LOAN OF A driving bone for one worth. WILLIAM ALDOUle. WANTED. -A QUANTI OF green (unripe) currant. �• the *1411e aid set kinds. Apply at SIONA!. °rm s. 11 WANTED A NTED FOR MUNITION IO WORK.—A somber of good reliable men can 'mute 'steady employment. on mutinies worAt THAD/MLR /Cto O.. LTLOT. BELL ENGINE de•forth, 0.1. WANTED-PRUPERLYALI- +iED teacher for R. S. No. d, boas townehlp. iutles to oummwre 0aose of Sep ,.ember. 1917. Apply to C. A. Nt) TION. secreerr. R. R. N0. 5, Goderich. 7144 / 1EAOHKR ANTED.-8BOOND- fCLAM profeprofess.eo el for hool section No. p, Aeblleld. Duties, eom nen. September Slats .al d experience. Apply to �m�d wry pe P W. W. CLARE. A. R, Se 7, L.okrtow 7411 BOYS WANTED.—WE CAN GIVE employment to a number of boys at box - making. f1ODER(CH MANUFACTURING CO.. LIMiTJD. /I1RUi WANTED.-APPLYGODE- 'J RICH ENr1TINo CO. i - MUSIC. NORAD. HURLEY, L. L. C. M. Teaeker gleno and theoretical work. Pupils prepared for examination*. Studio. Rt. David's street pRt FOR SALE FOR SALooLpppp—dGO-CA1•rR'r, INkriRtiolr-- cLASel ed sides Also • ashy -walker. Apply EIRE. H. T, EDWARD& tutu FOR RALE.—ROWBOAT, IN (100D condition. Apply at IIONAL unglue. DOR RALE. -ONE AUTO TRUCK, ?severe if ton.. Suitable for express severe or hum work. Pneematk tires In front. roar axle, the Roswell internal goardrive. epeed, 11 to a, selln per boor. One Jltoey auto car. closed body ; to carry ht pee eneen. Pneumatic tires all round. Both can be Peen at ow factory or drop u. a postcard for full particulars and prime of either THE PAOET GRAIN DOOR CO.. LTD.. 55 -if Ooderlch. Oo t. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1x 'rue Lamar, or JANET I)OCoLAe . uric 07 OW THE TOWN or /ERICH, IN THE CODNTy ow Hunan. WIDOW. DICILA9*D. Notice is hereby gives. pursuant to the Re- vised Statutes et Ontario, 1914, cbaptet ILI. that all creditors and others having clams agalest lbs .mate of the said Jaeet I loegla..e, deceased, who died on or about the 4,h day of June, 1917. are required, oo or before the 13th day at Aper�ieant. 1917 to send by pt prepaid. cr deliver to Pruudtool Elllorau pot, solctlots for the t'dminisrrau x of said estate. their l brlsttan .urease•,.44,,saee aid de.crlptioos, the hill particulars of their cl .tm.. and the nature of the scour it teeny enyt held by the. Aird farmer m sot*. that after such tag - mentioned dale [be said ad'oln'.tratrlx will Proceed W dis-tribute the resets of the deceased .moo, the p.,0- enduedlaim. et whichbaving re - be then have uot,oe, .rid foal she willsrotk he (labia for the Bald a..ets to any persue of whose 'Wm notice shall not have been re - eel all by her at the time of ewe dltieb floe. PROVDyOtyt En,LORAN t COOKS, Dated Jul aelfottor. for Adteinlatratrlx. July 1 iM.1917. 74-31 z.� PUBLIC' NOTICE To the Citizens of the Town of Goderich WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st having been fixed by By-law No. 21 of 1903 as CIVIC HOLIDAY All Citizen—Pi are requested to govern themselves accordingly. - B. C. MUNNINGS, Mayor L. L. KNOX, Town Clerk NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS. Payments for Water Rates are nbw due, and on all payments of rates from July 1.t, 1917, to Decem- ber31st, 1917. 10 per cent. will be allowed if paid during this month. Those in arrears were advised some time ago and if arrears area not paid during this month steps will be taken to collect. N. T. Marney, A. Straiton, Chairman. Collector. SPECIAL FISH AND CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY AT THE British Exchange Hotel W. H. HAINES, Proprietor. A • Required Large quantities of SCRAP IRON Terms—Cash on delivery Please phone or write us and our wagon will call. - The National Shipbuilding Co., GODERICH ■ � H 7 1l Limited Have You Forgotten Y �g xI1 4��d4�Ys to pay your subscription n fur The Signal for 191'+? We need the money, and if you are in tureens would ask you k, make payment proniptly. VO iT NOW RODERICH. ONTARITHURSDAY. JULY 06. 1917 THE SIGNAL:PRINTING CO., LIMIT, D. I t ION ,. TRAGIC EVENT IN M RIS. James 1° cCracken Shoots and Instantly Kills His Wile—Now in Cloderich Jail Awaiting Trial. A tragedy occurred in Morris town- ship on 8uuday evening, when James MuCracke., of the 5th litre of that township, shut and loetantly killed his wife following an altercation between the two. Mrs. McCracken had gone for au auto ride with her neighbors Mr. and Mrs. William Kerney, two children and James Thynr, a cousin who lives out the $rd coucession of the same township, After McCracken had shot hie wife, which he maintains was accidental, he turned the weapon upon himself. inflicting • treaty but not serious scalp wound on the right side of hie brad just abovs the temple. He then went to Lis parents' borne and advised his mother of what he bad done. Medical aid was summoned, his wound wise dressed and be was taken to Brussel., where he gays himself over to justice : John Leckie, J. P., placing him f" charge of the local con- stable. An inquest was ordered by Coroner Milne and Crown Attoroey Seager took charge of proceedings in behalf of the Crown. Constable Ouudry took °barge 01 the prisoner on Mon- day and un Tuesday night placed him In the comity jail here to await trial at the fall assizes, What McCracken Says. Blyth, July 23. (Loudon Adver- tiser report.) -James McCracken, the young Morris township farmer who shot and killed his wife at their tarn on the 6th concession Sunday evening, stoutly maintains that the whole af- fair wee an accident and that he had not the .lightest intention of taking her life. To an Advertiser reporter tonight he made the following state- ment : "Ort Sunday morning i was down by the river lack for a walk with my wife and little boy, when au auto drove up to the house. We went up LOST 08 FOUND. OST.-DOOK OF MILK TICKETS. ( Tl Dl asdet please return at once W til! 11cNEiL. It. R. Nn 5, Goderich I HURON LODGE NO. 62. I. O. O. F. 100, Huron Lodge will hold a PICNIC AT MENESETUNG PARK WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st (civic holiday) Conveyances will teiye Oddfellows' Hall at 1 and 2 p. m. Members are requested to come , with their basked and bring their friends. Baskets left at Hall by o'clock will he conveyed to tbe.Park. 'Visiting brethren are cordially in- vited to join in the pitting. Dance in the evening. Committee : W. T. Moore, C. A. Reid, L. L. Knox, H. T. Edwards, J. W. Newcombe. YourHelp Requested. I am a candidate in The Lon- don Advertiser's great subscrip- tion contest and should like all my friends to help me win one of the prize.. if you are not taking The Ad- vertiser, you an help me by handing me a subscription, as ea(h subscription gent in by me counts for a number of votes. If you are now getting The Advertiser, you can help me by cutting out the coupon In each issue and handing it to me. Bubecribere to The Signal can have The Advertiser at the clubbing rate and can still give me the benefit of their votes. Hoping everybody will give me their Desistance in this con- test, Yours very truly, MANTIC WARRENER, Hamilton stree$,.Ooderich. CARTAGE Having enlisted with the 161st (Huron) Battalion for active ser- vice overseas, I have made arrange- ments with Mr. Nelsou Yeo to carry on my cartage business in my absence, and I would respectfully solicit from the public generally, and from my old customers partic- ularly, a continuance of tttelr valued patronage until such ti as I can again resume my occuplltion. Any business entrusted to Mr. Yeo during tray absence will be carefully attended to and will be thankfully appreciated by ale. ALFRED H. JANE. Telephone orders to Mr, Yeo, No. 187. to are wbo it was. Those In the car were Wo.. Ketue who hetet on the 4th concession of Morrie, his wife, two children and Jams. Thur, a cousin et - who lives on the esd concession. K ney said they had been out for a ri end drove around this way. He a be would take Abs. McCracken o for a ride. She asked nil if she oho gar sou I said I would 'rather that s did not. She went in the house •P began to get ready. 1 asked wh they were going. Fleet be said didn't know and then he said 1. they were going to Alma and wou be back about 5 or 6 o'clock TOWN COUNCIL. All the members were present al the regular merging of the town council on Friday evening. In a letter to the council Collector huntedCampbell stated that be had hunted only fifty-three dog -tags this year, as again -t veer one hundred last year, mud he suggested that Powe action be taken, Councillor Clark said it seemed a farce w have • third of the doge tagged and the rest running around without)t tags. He thought all should het ed Cr the regulation should he dropped. THE LADS IN KHAKI. Word has been .received at Clinton that Lt.-Ool.Oomhe, who was forw:erly in command of the 161st (Huron) Bat- talion, hes received an appointment with the Imperial perial army in France, re - ting his rack. Pte. Hugh McGuire returned last week from London, having been given de tag his discharge owing to the wound in aid A mULIJD war passed that dt6e hishand which he received while serv- ut P ing overseas. 0-M po d h lice be itotruct.ed to enforce the by- — law Dodoes thatdogs are either tagged- or destroyerMr. Thomas Warrener received ere A communication from Health Of- word tins morning of the wounding of Meer Hunter called Dttent.on to the his son, Herold, who went overseas he conditions result`ng (rum evettaxed with the 43rd Battery from Guelph.t d sewers and urged that action he taken It is a guushot wound in the right to remedy the present conditions, thigh and way received July 71b. Pte. Phis was referred to the public work• %I/greener has been in France since a comDli;err. year ago last Thuredby. ed A letter to the Mayor from the to limon of Canadian M.tnicipalitiee con- Postmasters have received a circu- ut erred an invitation to the annual con- ler notifying all reletiveN end friends 10 vection of the Associe. i in to 1'e held of soldiers at the front that when er rt, ey I Went with Kerney. "lewentinto the house and ask my wife not to go. Sbe was ready go, but when I asked ber went o and told Kersey she was not going go, because I did not went her to. remained in the house expecting h W come back. L heard the auto eta and when 1 went out found that th were all gone except guy little boy. took my little boy and went over to tether's fdr dinner. My wife came • back about five o'clock. I bad just been hack a few minutes when she ars ived in the car- I bed put a re- volver in my pocket and went out and spoke to Kerney, and told him that be was not a man of much principle 11 1110 en 01 angry and any wile hegeu 10 cry. When I went in the house with her ebe gave me s lee%.te for speaeiD as I had. The car drove away. Later Mrs. McCracken became hysterical, but i got her quieted, and she and I went out for a walk around the fat m. i had my hand on the revolver in my pocket, when we were down by the pigpen, and told my wife that if any- thing else happened that afternoon I would use it on myself. Claims Accidental. I went to draw the revolver from my pocket and she snatched my arm and the revolver discharged. The bullet went tbtough her head. I war stupefied for time. butes soon as I recovered 1 held the pistol to my bead and pulled the trigger. The bullet struck me on the ngbt si le of the head and glanced off. 1 ran over to my father's house and asked him to tele- phone fora doctor. My wife and 1 Dever had any *en- nui; trouble w* never eeparwted. Sometimes I to my lather's to work, but it 's c .tire: al rea- sons." The McCrackens reside at lot 14, concession 6, of Slorris, and young McCracken hoe borne a good reputa- tion. He is about 30 years cid. The shooting occurred about 7:30 in the evening and McCracken was placed coder arrest today by Constable Denies Quarrels. McCracken absolutely denies stories that he and his wife quarrelled and bai not been living together for months, owing to jealousy. An inquest will commence at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, in charge of Coroner Milne. The jury is com- posed of John Clegg, foreman ; John McArthur, Alex. McNeill, James Clark, Frank Martin, James Crosby, Thomas Clerk, Ed. Much and H. Wat- eon... _ _ The funeral of Mrs. McCracken will be held on Wednesday to Brussels, to do such a trick as he had done. said i would not have thought (much of the affair if they ,.tad tisk the little boy along. We both g Coemitted for Trial. Blyth, t y July -lt. (London Adver tieer report). -Jame. McCracken, whose wife was killed by a bullet from a revolver in hie bands Sunday night, was committed for trial on a charge of murder by Magistrate W. J. Milne here tonight. Hie case will be tried in Goderich at the tall as- sizes. The inquest into the death of Mn. McCracken Was held this afternoon, the jury finding that ,'Deceased came to her death on July 32 by a bullet wound in the head, fired from a pistol in the hands of her husband." Immediately after the inquest Mc- Cracken was brought before the magistrate on information laid by Constable Thomas Gundry.His law- yer, Richard Vanstone, oW ingham, agreed to accept the evidence given at the inquest and the magistrate ac- cordingly committed the prisoner for trial. The cruse evoked great interest throughout the country, and the courtroom was crowded to the doors, The Postmortem. Dr. F. P. Bryans, of leru*sels, was the fleet witness celled. The post- mortem examination, he said, showed that death was caused by a bullet wound below the lobe of the left ear. The bullet went straight in, lodging at the top of the spinal column. There were no marks of violence on the body. The flesh around the wound was burned bywder. Dr. McRae, of Brussels, corroborated this evldenre, Jame. Mc('racken was the next wit- ness. His evidence was similar to his statement made to The Advertiser. He had been married six years ago, in March, at Brussels, when he met the woman, whom he had known since January, there by accident. She re- turned to her home in Manitoba the day after the marriage. Later ar- rangement* were made for her return, hnt .he was not willing to live with his parents, so he built her • house nn adjacent property. He divided his time between the ten plaiws. While he eras at hle father's she wa. left alone day and night, but .be never (Continued On page 5) a Pte. John H. Bates Died of wounds at the battlefront in France, July 1704. The sad news has just been received at noon today (Yhuratlay) of the death of Pte. John H. Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bates, Huron road. On Friday last his father received official notification that he was dangerously wounded, and today's.telegramtls�that he died at No. 7 casualty clearing station July lith, of gtinshof alae in the leg. John enlisted is the winter of 1910 with the Huron Geist) Battalion, and after training in Goderich and at London and Camp Borden he went oversees with the Battalion, landing in Rnglrtnd in the month ofi4ovent)4r. After a short time there he was drafted with others of the "Hurons" to France, where he had since been on active duty. He was a fine strapping young fellow, and had not yet completed his twenty-first year. He was a printer, having learned his trade with The Signal and working in this office up to the time of his enlistment. He was one of the most lovable of boys, with the cheeriest of dispositions, and no doubt met his last enemy with smiling face and untroubled eyes. He was devoted to hit father and mother and his death is a great blow to them: In -the svmpAthy which goes to the parents from all, understanding hearts, John's former comrades in this office join with especial feeling. To eloderich'a Roll of Honor must be added the name of another hero whose life has gone out in defence of honor and right. in August and requested payment o the annual fee of $15. Referred to special committee. Attention was directed to certain trees on St. David's and Newgate streets that are in a dangernlls condi- tine, end the chairmen of the public works and harbor committees were authorized to deal with them. Mr. J. A. Fowler, secretary of the Goderich industrJial and Agricultural Exhibition, wrdle stating that the poultrehouse at the fair grounds was in such a dilapidated condition that the poultrymen refused to place their stock in it. The poultivyruen, how- ever, were ready to tear down and rebuild thebouse if the council would supply the material. The matter was referred to the public works commit- tee. The following rept rte of committees were received and adopted : The public works committee re- ported the purchase of a two -horse mower for $57. The special committee recommended that the letter of June 25th frons the council of the city of Peterboro' with reference to Government grants to railways and the letter of June `Lith from the Workmen's Compensation Board with reference to medical aid in ease of accident be filed ; that the letter of June 8:.h from the Ontario Municipal Electric Association (re- garding Hydro matters) he referred to the water and Tight commission ; that the license of Joseph Bowman to peddle coal -oil and gasoline be can- celled from May 28th and be he al- lowed a rebate of tis as settlement in full ; in the matter of the letter of July 5th from the National Shipbuild- ing Oo., asking fora loan of certain machines from the Wheel Rigs plant that in the meantime these machines be rented to the National Shipbuilding Co. until prices are ohtaioed and that then these machine* together with machines at the Goderich Organ Co., the Paget Grain Door Co. and the Dominion Road Machinery Co. plants he purchased by these companies or returned. The finance committee passed a number of accounts and recommended that the payment of $67 for the two - horse mower purchased by the public works department be taken out of the aecrtted Interest of the Cherie' Blake fund. The committee reported that the Ore insttrance policies on the Manta of the Goderich Organ Co. and the (4ederich Mfg. 0o.,' had been re- newed, the town now holding $11,000 insrrratree en the -organ factory and f writing to Ibenm or sending parcels they must be addreieedeither "Battal- ion" or "Battery," Many people have got into the habit of siruply writing "Batt." and failing to spell the word out to its full length. This to a cer- tain extent ahcrtens the address and taker up less space, but it is impossible for the postal authorities to determine iwhether the letter is addressed to a battalion or a battery. Eat Pure Ice Cream and give' your children none other. Edwards' is pure. Phone 2200. An ounceof prevention is worth a pound of cube. This ie true if you commence n and •pray your pots - toes with th Bnrdewux mixlure;to prevent blight. So alarming have the steno of the blight become that Globe and Mail and Empire have both had articles on it. E. R. Wigle, druggist, Goderich, sells the ingredients for waking Bor- deaux mixture. "Up to Date " We don't sell second-hand coffins, or second-hand clothes, but clothes that are nevi and up-to-date, Prtdban the Tailor. Keep Wednesday, Anguat 15th, in mind as the date of the Red Cross gar- den party at Saltford Heights. $26,000 on the Goderich Mfg. Co.'s plant. There wan some diseuission with reference to the position of market clerk, and the lnarket committee was requested to report on the matter. A draft of the proposed agreement .between the town and the Paget Orwin Door Co. with reftirence to the lease of a portion of the Wheel Rigs factory wee read and approved in the main and was left with the special committee for consummation. The Mayor said he was informed that the Hydro people were removing the 0. W. 8, Ry. rails from the Kin- cardine end and would later commence at this and, using the old oonstructt.on engine for the purpose. Councillor (;lark told of the trouble the blocked sewer on Victoria street had been causing at his residence and moved that the council proceed with- out delay to remedy all portions of the sewers requiring immediate at- tention and that the matter be re- G (erred to the public work. committee C with power to act. This motion was adopted atter considerable discussion. PERSONAL MENTON. Miss Joao Sbauoon W weeniest to Wwu Irmo Ottawa. Miss 1tl.le Farquhar. of Clinton, is vleltlog her relatives to Wwu. Mr. WA Mr•. Amos ('ox, of Cblosao, are speudina bollday. le town. Mr. Ben. Smith. of Chicago, is v4lilng at the old home. South street. Ml.s Jes 1. rooter leave. tomorrow for Lon- don for t eO reeks' holiday.. Mies .tnu1. Campbell, of Toronto, has been visiting at thei Rid home here. Mrs. lid, Coolf,, of Cllotoa, b the guest of Mrs. J. K. Mulch, Victoria street. Ripley Elena : Mrs, John Nicholson, of Godencb, 1. ,eating* A. Morrison's. MI.. Margaret Clark, of Uuelpb, wee the guest of Mire Wbltingdt dog the pant week. Mr. Harry Craig, of Ch is hereon • visit to his mother, Mr.. Wm. Cr lg. West street. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kidd, 04 Montreal ere vbtHtng at the former'd parental home, North street. Miss Dorothy Ntebolle, of Londoo• is the gusset of bar comae, Mur, Leona Webster, least street. C. H. Humber •od children are away on a visa to relatives at Selkirk, Out.• and other Points. 3/1.. Ida Vwstone has returned trout• two mouths volt nitb friends at Chloao. Illi not.. Miss Lily McArthur, deacone.s, of Toronto. Is vtsttlug her pareute. Mr. and Nes. Wm. Mc- Arthur. Mr. and Mee.Ooveuleck, of Seaforth, have been the goals of Mr.. (Rev.) James teaming.' tb1. week. The Missies Jean and Margaret Lawson have returnee from • trip to Montieal,truebeo and the Sarueuay. Mr. J. L. Ratledge, editor of The Canadian Grocer, 1'urunto, accompaeled by bL wife and child. H visiting bis parents, Dr. W. L, and Mrs. Rutledge. Clinton New. -Record : Mi.. Marie Shinto -It, of Oodericn. ts visiting her ,.•oust,,, MINA Mary Mel ieoral, of town. Mrs. Arthur Colborne and Mi.. Morel Col- borne. of reroute, are Ute guest..t Mr. and Mr.. J. H. Colborne. Mr. and airs. Herbert Nicholl -,of London. are vl.Hing the lar tern parent-. Mr. and Mr.. K. J. 'tumbril'. Es.t street. Mrr.H. Hillier and chlldr en.ot Toronto,are vis- iting at the parental bomu here. Mr. Hillier will be up for the week -end. Mr.. Martha •fhomp.on and two children of Winnipeg• ars the Kli .t. of their aunt, Siwe Ida L. Varutone. Augle.oa.trust . Mrs. H. C- Dunlop. Mr,. C. A.'l.lrn and tb Mimes Delpniue end Adelaide Nairn aro spending a week at Menominee Park, Mev, Wm Downing and daughter, Mime Alice. of Winnipeg, are vi.iting in town, the guests of Mire Carrick, Newgate street. Mho MeeTartsh. of the Toronto Conserv story of Music, te a visitor with Mrs. E. J Heelball and Mrs. WILL Webster. Kest streets Mr. turd Mrs Thome K. Smttb, of Lucknow accompanied by Mi. (Ni. and Mi.,. Margie McDun.ld, of 'Irorooto, were vidwr. In Gude- rich on Monday. The Meee. Allen and Ora Bates. of Toronto, and Albs Florence Meade'. of Detroit• all form- edyi of Uodertcb, are spending their vacation at Plnetanos, Laae Joseph. Muskoka. Mr. J. B. Perd6yt, of Toronto. late chief en- gineer of the steamer (lr.ham, WI. in town for the week and visiting Mr 1'bos. 11Rord,fete wed.tent engineer on the ,Arne steamer. Mrs. Mclkteo tad her daughter, Hr.. A. E. Challenger, and baby Jean• who wire vlel dog the former'. mother, Jars, Montgomery, Keay. .treat, Mee returned to their borne at &lent• ton• Alberta, Mr.. D. ,Wasson rwtmvned last work from a /WI t9 401'4ao`1:,,er. Mrs. Darby,a1 Almost, A, Her grandchildren, ('ufevh and Lola, oeoornpanlef ber oo the trip and aro speeding their bolidsye at Almont. Mr, Graham Row, eldest tan of Rey. Geo. L. Rosa, the former pastor of Knox church• wee in town for roreral day. this week. He is In training et ('amp Horden as an aviator an.d ex- pecte soon toget his commo.sion. Arrivals at Menerietung Park hotel: Mi.s lee M. Moulton, Mies Mary L. -Htanahard. St, Louie. Mo. ; Mie.. Jennie e. Ne.hitt. Windsor : Well ngton,r On[. ;' London; nidi Sybil+Duncan. Bram- ford : Mr.. J. It. Bustard, Mies M. Hastard, Salem. Ohio; Mb+. Ruth Shek•n, Bt, Cath• trine. CHURCH NOTES. Miss McClinton and Mies Little will sing a duet, "I heard the Voice of Jesus Say," on Ruoday evening at North street Methodist church. The services st North street Metho- dist church on Sunder will be con- ducted by the pastor. Subject of morning sermon will be "Life's Open Doors." Evening: "Old Passions Tur nodo t New Uses." Church Bible elm* will 1* led by Rev. J. E. Ford, a The pestor, Rev. J. if. Osterbout, will hwve charge of the services next Sunday in Victoria street Metho- dist church. Morning subject : "The Open Windows." Evening : "The Great Refusal." Epworth League on Tuesday evening. Duet, solo, choruses and "Breese* froom the Summer School." All welcome. Rev. R. C. McDermid is leaving on his holidays and the pulpit of Knox church will he occupied next Sabbath, at both servicee, by Hey. D. T. L. Mc- Kerroll, of Victoria Presbyterian chutcb, Toronto. Mr. McKerroll was formerly the Presbyterian minister at Lucknow, leaving there a fewears ago to go to Toronto. He will -be beard with much interest. DIED. LINDSAY. -In OodeHcn township, oo Thurs- day. July 2e, Mary A., daughter of the late David Lindsay. HOOD. -At London. no Tuesday. Jul 91, John Edward Hood, emend son of the late John Ho In his ARA year. HRNDLRM)N - At Dungannon. on Sunday. July 2'4 Robert Hender-on, aged 73 yean, 5 months and el day.. JOHNSTI IN. -In West W.w•nosb, on Fridays July 20. James Johnston, need 92 roar., -2 month. and 1 day.. KOWARDH.-la 8a.katoon ho.pltel, on Mon- day. July 2. Reginald %dwarde, hu.bend of Florence Edwards (nee Turuertformerly of Ooderlcb. HARDY, -in Goderloh, on Thunder. July MI MaryAnn,.•rellct of the tete le illlam O. Hary, In her Mel year. The funeral w111 tete place from her late resldsnee, Hence onset, on a.tuMay. July 2Re h. at 490 o'olook p• m.. to Maitland cemetery. !Nervier' at the bows at 2 o'clock. — — NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -July 28. Page. Alleged Pointe-TheWilliam Davies Co‚ Limited.. . , e Comedian National Exhibition 2 Horse Wanted-- Wm. Alden* ,• 1 Omen (,meta Wented--elgnal (toles 1 Civic Helldy-R. C. Mnnning*, Mayor 1 Pantos,. --8. R. 11ieMath R. C. Shingle's -W T. Riddell, Auburn 9 hie Wanted -W, R, Haines. . .. ...... ., 1 lite HolMyPlonice Huron Ledge, 1. 0.0. r. 1 Leet -Arthur McNMI ...... .... 1 Locket IAA -Mrs. N.J. Treleaven, Dungannon 1