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Our tslsphsas is No. 35.
eivIIIiNTY-FdbaTH YEAR NO. 33.
PROTECT
YOUR SAVINGS
Money that is not absolutely terry for the amen ea-
�aaa.f taunting the farm srdadnot be kept about the
tetra You run the risk of losing It, having it stolen-
Ilastbneysd by a Are.
Qpip�ea a Savings Account in the nearest Branch of the
BFieMng Dank. Your stead of remaining Idls-
wYl be earning you a mat. Yost may enjoy the coo-
v.tlaianes el paying your monthly accounts by cheque.
Too will bays the feeling of security which comas from
!mowing that your money is absolutely sole.
ties our Manager next time you ars in tows. Y
lilE SwJuiNoBK
OF_C•ANADA
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at IiJ per angle cora, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LiMITED.
(Foot of Anglaua St.) Phone 61.
GOLDEN GATE
R. B. P., No, 10161.
Meets het Thursday o1 each month. in Forest-
ers' Hall. Verlag Sir )(oughts wekome.
J. McNEVIN, R. H. MEW
Registrar. W. P,
House to Rent
Seven R... Fahh Maisie Nssis
Completely F.t.Iiili
Choice location. Terms 135, .
per month. Immediate
possession
11
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to September 1st for painting
the outside woodwork of the Court
House.
Specifications may be seen at my office
after the 20th root. All work must be
completed during the month of Septem-
ber.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
1
WONG'S CAFE
OPCW e6 A.M. TILL 1 A.M.
DINNER A LA CARTE 50.
Chartas or mania ower Day
tM�AL6 ScwvEO AT ALL HOIJwa'
Chop Goes a specials
Pr .ad .a k.ads if pastry .reath by the bet clink
Costen,.. Tr..ta..at - Protium Service
WONG'S CAFE
IHR IT1$H EXCHANGE HOTEL
•HONE New e04JTH
DR. S. WRIGHT BURGESS
Chiropractic Specialist.
Acute and Chronic Diseases.
Office over Model Theatre.
and nee i Chiropractic
Consultation
t
7 8. and by appointment.
ii,
6 m.
StelhasteeteNelsiNienanstWasestAieNrtrer
David McJwaln
Agent for
International Harvester Co. of
Canada.
All kinds of Farm Machinery
In the Old Stand
County Clerk.,_,
Goderich. August kith. 1921. Hamilton Street. Goderich.
J
CAUGHT
With a big
shipment of
Ready Roofing
ONE PLY -TWO PLY -THREE PLY
We over estimated our supply of roofing for the sea-
son and have a large supply on hand that must be
moved at once.
SELLING IT AT COST
1f you need any roofing now or will require any later
on, you will save money by buying NOW.
Goderich Planing Mills
nose 47
LIMITED
P. 0. Box 18
No Sum Too Small
1
We cordially Inuits small deposits and will
gladly extend every service in crediting such
sums to your account. We welcome de-
posits of even $1.00 a week, which, with
interest at 3 compounded semi-annually,
totals $280.26 in five years.
Copy of our brochure "lla Rwlt.e( Mal&
las Weakly Deposits," Ire* on request
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Gederich Branch, F. Woollcombe, Manager
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921
AUCTION SALES.
AITTION SALE (►F RetilDENeE
PROPERTY. H01141CHOLD FCR-
NITURE AND EFFE('TM.
i am iustrnetel by Mr. William Me-
lutns
latish to ell by public auMbn rt the
premises, Huron road, Goderich. on
TUESDAY, Al1;l'RT 30th.
commencing at 1.30 o'clock p.m., the
rruidetie of the late Joseph Healey.
a enmfortalle story and a -half trance.
sercIIroom house, with three-quarter
acre of land. more or leils. The house
is 011 a cement foundation, hat been
Inst in good shape. 1111,1 with the gaol
big garden should make a gaol pro-
fitable home. Also the eonteutw of the
garden -potatoes. leets, onions, corn,
tete
The household furniture eonslrts of
3 tallow. 1 lounge. 1 whatnot. 3 roek-
Wt' V
g batt 1 arm chair. 6 kitchen
cluir., curtains, blinds and carpets, 2
turentet 1 clock. 3 table corers, 5
eushionn, 3 i eels: Bads, 1 old-fa/shinned
mirror. 2 lamps. 2 encased wash
stands, 1 kftehen range and pipes.
dishes etyo•kery, grindstnn•, garden
tools a1,4 other articles.
Termor -4)n property : Ten per rent.
rat purclutse price to Iw paid at time of
wale; balance within 30 days; or ar-
rangement may be Made to leave a
portion 011 mortgage at a reasonable
rate of interest. Terms on chattels.
furniture. I te., cash.
For further particulars apply to
WM. MCI TOSIT. T GI'NDHy.
_
Prhp. s Auctioneer.
FOS BAti O1 EI191?.
WANTED TO RENT. -SMALL OR
media modem bower. L. MUN-
TIZAMBERT of Montreal, 13-11
PASTURE TO RENT. -GOOD WA-
TER. J. W. CRAiGIE. felt
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. -ON
pew weeks. street.k Must
offer o MRS within
HOMAS Mc.
KENZIE, Victoria Street. Goderseh• or lo W. A.
WHITELEY. 1.216 Oak Street, New O,1..,. La.
35-11
UOUSa$- HbUSES-
.
Y kY
elution' • t very reasonabie ljrices.
lrrla111 wail a choice come in and sew ray li.t. I
Ma Sine 01 toe best tames .n{Goder.cb for
asar,•
Apply to
P J. RYAN.
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 50. t1
(TOR SALE. -AN EIGHTEEN -FOOT
l' motor launch. Two -cylinder. six borasa�w�y
tw� ine. In firer -dam condition. Apply al ` T
STREET GARAGE.
-FOR SALE. -IN COLDORNE
t ip. concession A e,naiatini 01 lac
acres of land, in gond state of cultivation: Ave
acres of bush. bve acres of orchard, mostly winter
fruit. Preston steel.trues barn. 70 feet by 3a feet,
with steelc.ttle stabling and titter -carrier. New
cement .lo fa ft. qy 12 It. Good driveshed, hen-
house and mg pen. Two never -failing wells.
Good nine. room farm house. This property is
sitaaled4in a splendid location. RSV only 51.4
mats from Godesrh. 23• m.leyto McGaw Nat
and close to church and school. Apply to GEO.
F. BEAN, R. R. No. 5. Goderich. kural Plane
Its 11. 11
HOUSE FOR SALE. -APPLY - TO
B. C. MUNNINGS, Nelms Street. tl
WARM FOR SALE. -LOT 25, CON-
CESSION 3, Goderich township consisting
of 42 acres of olloice clay loam. with spring creek
and spring well. Barn 40140. with cement sublet'
hay barn, 11527; drive -house, Isa'_7; small hen-
house; cow)fortabk concrete cottage. and two
acres o1 oreherd. It re situated one mile from
designated Provincial county road. seven miles
from Goderich. and is convenient to school and,
church. Apply to B.H. LINDSAY. R. R. No. 2,
Goderich. Phone ebb r 1 t
!TO RE N T. -EIGHT -R D O M ED
house, corner of Britannia road and Cameron
street. Goderich. Modern conveniences, good
garden. Apply MRS. E. FISHER, R. R. No. 5,
Goderich.. Telephone Goderich Rural. In r 7.
3231
A ; 11 I RECORD.
G. C. L
Year. Mira
Blake
ave ma
Wiles Edw
P
Galeria' Collects/X.xt id"tits were
very nuert•rsful et'recent depart-
mental examluattoaa. Parry student
writing securedxmaistandinmaii
u
wore• bb
tafued otld
111411 in previous
years.
Weloesday'a da.
the pleasing sumo
Enid.* M. Lamb,
student, IiAtl been
Edward Intake
lamb second 1
mathematkk and
dnubtelly qualify 1
pall5ers eoutatned
luetd that Mhos
r 11 1rienlatlun
rde1 the Seems!
ic.larship. Miss
�e•vw late,( honors In
Mn•'•• and will tin•
ka t'arter scholar-
ship through her fpanding in selene
and 1 malr ens. .`
The standard 14 obtaining a full
eertlfk-at.. has
per (eat. 011 each
gate of sixty per
tie.ate would be
date soured that
torr beet, forty
t and 1111 agar.-
•( partial (re-
nter if the condi-
tiding on nil but
one subject in tb1 teach'rx examine
tools and four paper,. put of twelve
Iu junior matriculation. (HhencjAp,
the whale list of
written qn egala,;
which n ea
written off at
Itat tion. The
Into foree in 1882
ARTICLES
PRIVATE SALE
FURNITURE. -
t chairs. tables, capbaned
oilcloth. trail sealers. •
and tewir.a alacbine.
Qwck dada MRS. 3.
aalssaand Victoria
FOR mod condition.
STORE.°
ietts lad to ile
et'' .uSbjeetj nn
dflrtl toild 3*
leiepit•M exam-
ntardlard *ulna
requires fifty per
R SALE
HOUSEHOLD
nine of bitehee
nee. stovepipes, floor
neroom table. bullet
he seen at any tune.
GRAHAM, corner d
s.
BICYCLE. iN
at MEANS SHOE
J3 It
DIANOS TUN
HENRY. M
Square
APPLY TO C. V.
M. north ode of
tl
Separate -
privileges 1111
Goderich F
8; also for
ppen .deb .•
the
unffissignkit
SATURDAY, A
cent. III each sabjes't and no aggregate.
but the favoralle feature is that stand-
ing will br given in l'at'h subjce•t hu
which the fifty per cent. has tern ol.- I
tahwil, and such subjects have not to!
Ile written on again. This year, sit-'
,111111 falling under the oW standard
were grouted tallding In such soh
-
Jetts as they wade the fifty per cent.
- he fifty per cent. ou (cash Nuhject Js i
doubtelb' more dlfbtult than forty
pe cent. in each ams spate per tent.
egg te. The Iwlividual teachers
will ve to do overtime with studeutN
who It ve little or do talent for cer-
tain of heir subjects,.
The fo swing are the results :
Lower School
Full t"ert tete-T. D. Anderson. .1.
H. lteererpe, )1. 1'. Hell. E. F. noble
(hon.). E. N. ughertr. U. J. F9110l-
gau, It. Mc1.. a at. l.. It. Idem. J. W.
Jefferson, LI. A. McIntosh, J. M. F.
Revd•
raft A.
. At oro W . l
W. 1. �1' 1-
a oo l
eom13', J. H. -fon
Partial standing -i4. .1. McIAs,d. In
R subjects out of 9.
Middle Se 1
Fldl
Normal Eltruu t..1. Cooper
(hon.,. M. T. Dalton. H. I). Itaneey.
C. E. Driver. T. J. Mei', y thon.Y,
C. M. McKenzie, A. J. Nal I. ah .A.
Pentland M. E. Heyernit 11 in.1. it.
J. II, Wilson 111011.1. L. K. %V 'liter.
Partial Normal Ent ranee-- A.
iieerers, 6 subjects: J. T. Garro is
M. J. Hnuter. 3: M. G. MvIAswl.
W. W.' Klllongh. 7: I. A. Young. 5.
Fytf Junior Matriculation -(t
('ooper, 1). T. J. 51. Jamey, Mc4'arty,
r. M. Mc•Ker� A. J. Nairn, M. E.
Itryc•r eft. 11. J. G. Wilson, I.. N.
Walke•
Partial •Mtatrl'tllat(nn-1`. A. i ser•
ecru, R subjects: M. T. Dalton. 10: J.
T. (:arrow. 10; M. J. Hunter, 9: G.
M. Meteor'. It. •
t'pper School
Complete Fu-ulty Entrance -R. Kil-
patrick I'art 1. E. M. Iamb 1'ij-t•i and
11. 1t. Taylor Part 1. E. Wallace Part
Ii. E. ('. Washington i'art I (hon.).
1'artlal Faculty Ent raner-R. J.
John'h.n, Part 11 all lint nue paper:
.3. F. Washington. Pnrts i and -7T-1111.
but thne papers; E. ,feK. Wilson,
Part 11 all but five papers. •
Honor ilatr1•ulation-j. A. Hume.
111. honors Math., (hem.. French: H.
Hist. 1.. A. Macklin. iiI. honors
Liter. and Math,: 11. French. B. Tay-
lor. 11. Liter.. 111. Jlnth., 1. Phys.
E. Wallace. 111. Latin. Them . Germ.:
IL Botany, Zoology: 1. French. J. T.
ment booth Washington. 111. Liter.. chem. I'hyw.,
ut track at itnt. NM Zoology ; 11. Hist W Weir.
6, 7 and 111 Liter.; Ii. Freneb. E M TA.mtr.
stalls and 1. English and Moderns; 11. Mathe•
tion matics and potent. -
tlte
b
Any tender toot necessadl, accepted.
No Bole privileges.
For further particulars apply to
DR. W. F. CLARK,
WANTED
(IPKNINOS FOR FiRST - CLASS
,, II COMPOSITORS ,,AND LINOTYPE OP.
orators. Steady employment to competent men
on bass of FM per week of -4s hours. THE
ARMAC PRESS, LTD, O.43 Dundee West,
Toronto. 63-1 t
YO.WO ROOMS AND CUPBOARD,
suitable for light housekeeping. Apply H..
Box nes,
WANTED. -BOY SIXTEEN OR
over to learn motion picture proje•ton.
Aloof girl for player piano. Apply MODEL.
THEATRE, ftitt
`1OMPOSiTOR WANTED TO TAKE
charge of department: good wag,.; steady
work for right man. Regular Journeyman come
ppaauufor also required. Apply DAVIS & HEN.
DERSON, 57a King Street W., Toronto. 11
/ANTED, -LARGE NAT I ON A L
concern can use eight more maned men
for :mpo: taus special work. Permanent ;wanton
with a future. See MR. MORROW. Sunset
Hotel. Thursday, s p• m. 33.11
IJOUSE WANTED. -1 WANT TO
rent a good dwelling house of seven or eight
room. in a good locality in Goderich. Po iwos
phone 125.
desired September tat. T. G. CONN(.N. Tek.
hill
ANTED.- QUALIFIED PROTEST.
II AN I teacher for S S. No. 6. Goderich
township. Duties to commence September lac
Apply, statin experience and salary ezpected
p,.on
eal a plicatan preferred),to .1 B. ORR.
5,cretary-Treasurer, R. R. No 2, Goderich.
Phone nos r. n. tl
PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE PARK HOUSE IS THE PLACE
1 in town for a-antclaes, home -cooked din•
nor. Make en apmeintnwnt with MISSGO01)ER.
DAM and try or of these droners.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Oph ehalmie
end Aural Hospital reactant at fKorrNield'.
Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pita) London, En`
RI Waterloo St. S.. Stretford. Telephone 2117.
At Bedford Hotel, Goderich. from Wednes-
day, July 2011., at 7.8u p. at.. to Thursday, the
21.t, at l p m.
LOST OR FOUND.
kOST._A
WATCH. ON THE BEACH
Jeri oath of the rhos swarth. Reward.
c)FFifE.
LOS -A 131AMOND NECKLACE,
Nh.en Squarpkwe, on rsdayeyelltr.� Au�wat
Il{{.oder ave at THE lIGNAL
dent:dent:a and receive reward. It
Re -union Briefs
The Old Home Week executive is now
at work clearing up the accounts and
other business in connection with the
celehraticn. All bi Is against the com-
mittee should b' pre entad at once.
bey industrial Exhibition, Retort', of tlw-at•.tiyitiex of Old
GixiERIUI, ONT+RIO. Houle Week would to. 1u.nntplete with-
-.
----'--`- `-' - ant special reference to the +nlendid
The r•eaatlar mi111t111711sGeting of the nut41c supplied I;tb•.SKaterloo Musical
.lhmeek chapter. I1).D.E„ will he herd S,w•lety ltand. Their work has ieen
In the Itaard of Tracie rood Monday, de0111Ns1 ns •'a e.;31, nnustca1 trent"
August __. rat 4 prat. and wile/ considered y nlnun1h
r s e
finest music heard in (:oh -rich in re -
Use Blackctone's heenematie ice cream A(iaine from the ranks of the Old Boys
for all occasions. It makes a delightful.
delicious lessers. Phone 240.
Ido more sneezing summer colds ! Hay
fever yields to Raz -\bah always, just le
rheumatisrh, neuritis sciatica, etc., will to
T. R. C.'s. sold locally by H.C. Dunlop.
cent. years.' -.
and. Girls who returned for the big week
w•'s H. Preston Strang. of T•rronto-
Many marvelled at his absence all 11
woe not until Monday of this week .that
the news leaked rut haw 4 actually ,re
gn'ml the romhired efforts of a dent
t cion M keephim away iro m 111E
and phy.t y
old town on such a rnemorabl' occasion.
Why pay more for a phonograph The twos. and the girls• inn. all oared
when you •can get a real "Stewart" -you. "Bo." and sincerely hone that when
from 115 to x•33, end a be they return again in 1928 to celebrate the
tiful cabinet machine far g.5'?au7 t h anniversary of the founding of
4
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from now until Jan.
1st, 1922
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THE PREMIER'S VISIT
Mr. Drury w'ax allowed to make Itim-
. twit 'heard. her 111-'4remark tieing to
Hon. E. ('. 'trury the guest of 'he)
l'olhorrw Farmers' Club at Nene-
setung Park on Thursday After-
noon -Two Notable Addresses by
the Premier and the Hon. F. ('.
Biggs, Minister of Public Works.
The cirl•nmetninvs in eolnet•tion
with Premier Drury's visit to (;/dlerleli
on Thursday last were rather em-
barrassing. Beth to the Premier him-
self and to the Old Horne Week
executive. The latter lgtd ben in-
formed. os what was c.lrsl.k'rel to Is.
adequate nuthul•(ty, that the Premier
would r
u d arrive at (:o h
deed h at 10 o'clock.
and actor.Iiugly.•hls address it then
Agricultural I'nrk was timed for 10.90.
After his arrival here the Premier
stated that he had made no arrange -
went . other Own to he here by 12
o'clock. and this arrangement he had
carried out. Where the hitch occur -
11 -11 nobody Mmes to 1 .ow. The
Premier noel the Minister of Public
Works. I14n. F'..1'. Itigg-s, came up by
automobile from St. Thomas, arriving
shortly before 12 o'clock itt Mr. Geo..
irlthaalte's. on the Huron road.
here they were wet by represent-
ves of the 1'.FA). nuked the Ohl Huuit•
eek exet•ntive. After a few minutes'
just long a gli for the party
ttt -flair picture taken on Mr.
loaf ,w' M's llilllel.a)ude lawn -the
i'rrm 'r
nil his Mister WPM ('on-
yeget1 toWii x1141 drew -rap iii front
of the own hull. where they were
met ant welcomed by M1€ ,,r Wigle,
biembets. .f tlw town emuk•fh and
othi.'r Wile a. The hour was tiso late
for the eon - plated program at the
,Agrkultural 'ark to i.' carried out.
the effect that he had thought he had
got rater his habit of blushing, but on
hearing that snug found) Iw had not.
In expressing his appreciation of the
welcome aecordes1 hint, Mr. Drury ad-
mitted two deficiencies -he was not
Islrn in Huron county, neither was he
of Scottish extraetiull-but as he hull
not been consulted it bow cithe' of
these matter, he cook! not Ilebcuuel
for It.
The Premier then plunged rigTit 1n -
fu a serious d,s•usslou of I'rovlutint
qu(srI.i1i. While the ('.F'.11. watt
d1st ilictly a farmers movement. ile
claimed that it waw-nus•Iflsh in Its
alma and did not ask fur anything
detrimental to any other se -ton of the
population. It was time for a new
,o111ica1 movement. The old parties
hail been sapped of their energy. they
41t
1n of stand for an
relr sadar set
of prinelples. 11 'hen l� particular
(the Premier)
introduced in the Legislature a b111
for local option In taxation one of the
Opposition leul•rx opposed it, though
It was n part oft a platform ou which
he was elected: , little did it mean to
him thnt he dl not know it was there.
There was a °Wing dedrr That there
should be wore of reality. more of
sincerity. to oar polities. There were
things that needed to tut• &u.•, a11d
the (1rud•r,. talk the lead lu doing
there, loeetiuse with their Farmers'
flubs they were the only people who
wet together to discuss publh• ques-
tions in ii calla and 411spas-loluate
manner.
Party Loyalty v. Efelency,
l mler the 111,1 {artier, whenan office
was to be filled party loyalty counted
for more than ettictera•y ; a party fob,
lower _. was .-,.,s,n for the p nsitiott\
rather- than the 1111111 best fitted for It.
T11en their was the matter of securing
the'^sinews of wear" --the campaign
final. It ens n well-known saying -
that "the own who pays the piper
calls the tune." In the last, party
fonds hail Iw'uefittrl from the contri-
bution', of interests seeking something
for theti,selves. -In the 11e1t ekset10n
the only campaign fund the Govern-
ment Would have wtltlhl be that ral4e1
by the farmers them.lelton in small
subscriptions. - --- /` .. - .
Mr. Drury' said that ron had sept.
n pretty tale contylRef 10 tlw Regie.,
h1
!attire. 1•. was a (; It. one it Tory
anal nor A Farmer. lint they were all
reedy to support goo4 legislation. AI-
tlongh the Got'cruaui•nt had nominally
It very marrow majority in the House.
It had loin able to xe•nre a larger
•nppo't and to put through its mesa.
tires for the benefit of the people. It
w'a,' Aimto the credit Civil
.tieta
dit of the ele
When he yam
(gingen to form a Cab -
!net he a-aw not asked by tun• m.•Iwtw•r
or, a place in it. Instead they 411431
f•k anti let lieu cho N.e what he con.
-14 reel ; the test available material.
So ung as such a spirit prernlleI tine
Gaye timent could .171!'!4--LII-J/u,st wr-
u
'lox. E. V. Milt!,
Premier of Dltnrlo:
11,1.1 After a ',plinrt drive amt,
towf1. the MlulsU•rial party -{fits
to Meneiietuug 1'au•k, where tlty
the guests of the Colborne
1'tub for the remainder ,,t
Al Menesetung Park.
T Country. t
MIol4.1 be no Ilne of cleavage
.10•11 ilnd e.Mnhy" ypld the
There might I. a conflict
of national policy between
es
and Ow rest of theeottntry: in et, he wail firmly con-
" rinee.l that big centres were a weak-
ness to the Iut\lon. Hr would fa r
owns of 1,1330 Beep!"
of
5I0,o10; there
11d a wafer citizen -
he small town and
s nn tonflt of
the tine fi.Jtlrel
to he admitted
nen ray people
era+ did and
1C_Ute
re (le•Iin.
Ir call
3 f
t wren
render.
on wattors
the big ern
flit then rather 101Ye fila)
each than one t•
would be A better
7 w err
FA rmer•
elr stay.
ship. lint between
the country Own..
Interest : what InJtre(
There wns a beg crow at M,'ne- the 'other. And it hu
s•hnrg Park, wlwrt• the �I'render and 1 tial in the towns Wen
its tsdleagtte warms a tortnluwl all who thought as the far
It;taidutl_._ The sitting -room uf.._sLe}/ h() nailed tu-,4l i_ i..
hotel was converted / into a dhd,.g-
operation of these people a'
Ask for a demonstration at Blackstone', Godench no such unfortunate cirenm• room. where Mr. J. N. k. ruighnn pre -1 • ak11,e•s to t
ice cream parlors. Agent (a Gennet( stances w4l combine to prevent your en- 'ieh•.1, with the l'r�uler sat his right i in the trace of the difficult
Rerxtrda thusiastic participation in the doings, hand and a largo number of 1'.F.(1 ober-war period the Gotten
m n,t.ers rat the faith's. III the rcgn-'
lar dining -room lteeve Gordon Young
presided. ttndl. r. Biggs, the brew
11 l'.I'.'. for neon. Goderich imagine-it(
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Be sure and have your friends see the new place. R'
you are sure of the
Best Floor Best Music
Coolest spot
in this part of the Country
Additional pieces have been added to the orchestra
and
we have an orchestra second to none
in these parts.
They will enjoy every minute.
Goderich Amusement Co., Ltd.
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sat. iter.
rote room
the Other,
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been able to aecunnpllsh sr
There hail helm on acctimnla
difficult questions fats.- w
•�ffth. -The adw/lnist thin
natural resources ._of
not what It sl, mid
res 1 tarn and n few others t.ke 1'
r. Meldrum sold Renee li , w•.
/rami Hev-, lir. Fletohrr In wt)s this tour wltIi )'e•Rsn
f iw•r Is, ods. Nof on , sl
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Y.1i1.11iobiti of the Inuchem - 111.0 g.'t ant of Ikf)ee 1s,
all croyf'leed into the sttting•r,oni. an, that should tN• Ret. Int
the c Imam Mr. Kerulghan, Head an 11111de ;trill .-nrrled oM
adds to the Premier
big o((1n• fortes:
toast to "Thr King' was hon -shad .P14111
41icaJly -
orPd, then the toast to '11r Gu.•st, frorn the forest r
Wlih•Ii wens followed by the vhiRlnR. evgrctwl flet wt
/to the tone of "Rel Wing," n( "('ul- might lo' 11-4:)
lorne's 1\'rlcemw Song." n cnlnposilh,ii tint had not
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rat raid
drag.
t on of
u ,foal
of the '
lave 'ort
ftrticuln y
tnthe/it
o Id t,).' Prov
s the rerj•rltle �.
plan: meet le
for the repine -
ids ; o-'rtlwent
the returns
serves, ;old It was
• millions of dollnnt
'rel froth companies
'VII fa Ir anal honest let
written especially for the rNsa:iou In their' dealing With the Deportment.
Rec. 14..1. Ro a of Aulntrn. This tens The effott tl t nets,. iw•jng Macke (4 no
snag Ittstlhy to ebony by the nssem• '•"o'er the., timber' due,' tt•onld tend
Mage. the words rtulnitg thus to stl7tiR1 .m up the morals of fir
• i north en Miry. The *note 11et tee
Celborne's WektRRe Bong. • fought int honesty mitt 1t' ex•p•t•tel
In dors tors with the Government as
There once ens a honor marl, in of v hn.iness dealings,
An noire farmer man.
Who worked n11 day at sodden¢ hay. The/T`rntlnelal FIJlarteea.
AA 3t frown 51111 he tolled e1'07 Another matter with w1A('h the Gov -
tiny. ernm,ut had 11311 10 dci1 was the
He was ealb'd 1's _the' farmerrs IN I.l ' financial situation of the Prrtvine.
To leave (bind, and take his stand 1111.1ps10t110ow.
1T elTTTITovernment hall made certain
obligations ahlch this Government had
As first man of the land. llbnthntel on page 5,)
Chortle :
Now the sun shines bright on Ernest
Dr -hey.
' On E. c' 1)rnlr, on Premier Drury.
Far and wide thrnilgli the world his
Lime is spreading.
The Farmer Premier of Ontario.
11e was called by the T F1). •
To be Premier of IlntariO.
And shire he (lime legislation In his
naTM'
lies been posse that lidded to his
to m(t.
We bid him welenme to Colborne.
In the good old rnunfy of Huron.
We w Isle him well more than we eon
tell,
in things political.
Nr. Dntry''s Speech.
After thrv' cherry for the i'remlerl
• BORN.
WHITELY. -in Goderich ns, Monday. Argwo
to Or and Mrs. 1 R Whitely. a son.
JOHNSTON.-At Alexandra hospital. Godenrh.
on Wednesday. August 17, to Atr. and Mrs
W P. Johnston. a son.
MARRIED.
raw:vont) Ml1IR (In w•' -...fay. August
ln, by Rev. R C. McDerm:d it. the res'denre
01 the bride's parent* Eldon street. 11-.s Ina
May, emotes, daughter of Mr and Mel.
Robert Muir. to Mr. W. Aletander Mugford.
all of Godlericb.
MCNABR-DURNIN-At the hem, 'rat the
bride's mother. Stanley *Heel. Goderirh, by
Rev. J S Hardy Min Vera Barton, daugh-
ter of Mot, T E. chant,, to Mr. Allan P. Me-
Nabh, of Toronto
MURRAY.-At New Hachure. on Monde
Arum 15. Mary Mier. wrdow et the dal:
W H. Murray, formerpy of GeMrkh.
LONG -In Geiderich. no Tuesday, August IS
Mildred Evelyn, only daughter of Mr. and
Mn. 11. R. Lon, In her 1311 year.