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A Position of Stability
Through following invariably a policy of decided conser-
vatLlg, the Merlins Dank occupies a position of stability
today.
This position offers Savings Depositors ab.a*ute security
for their funds. It sables is. to offer credit to remora
sable arms in a sound financial position and couservatively
maga fed.
THE STERL1NGBANK
OF CANADA
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR 8AL6
at $3 per stogie cord, delivered.
THE GODCRICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMIT>aD.
( Foot of Angles.a Nt. Phone 61.)
HOUSICK HOUSES
A11 kinds for sale. It yon Intend buy-
ing • home It will pay you to see
the houses I have for sale. I have
them at all prices. from 1760.110 -taps
Rome real good bargains on easy terms.
Drop in and see me.
P. J. RYAN,
Real Estate & Insurance Phone 50
CRAIGIE'S
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
Apartment to Rat.
Modern r-ix•roomed Apartment,
on Square, provision at once.
J. W. CRAIGIE
A woman can harp Just as much
bookie nutter a curly head of hair as
she can under a flat straight bob..
TRUNKS. CLUB -BAGS, SUITCAS-
ES. a goal variety, nice clean new
Mock. priers right. Don't forget we
curry trunk straps. too, in wel,4 or
Icutla•r. SIIAItM.I\•S.
Apples ' Wanted
Godenc6 Evaporator
(
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
lib (Stu Uta), AIxideut al Ado
11211
Homes and Lots is Goderich and
Vicisky, and Farts for Sale
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Above Parsons' Fair
P. 0. Boz 811 Goderich, Ont.
SHINGLES
5x 3x 2x
any Grade at
Special Prices
LIME
Fresh Car Arrived To -day Order Early
Cement Lath Lumber of All Kinds
Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
Goderich, P. 0. Box 160
Phone 47W—After i p. ta. Phases 471 sr 3$S
Anything and Everything in Building Supplies
Saturday Special
at the
Pavilion
Goderich
Blue Bird Orchestra
of Walkerton, (5 pieces)
Dancing 8.30 to 11.45
A Lesson
in Success
Tach your children to save.
Open a Union Bank Savings
Account for each of them. Let
diem be friends with the Bank
Teller and take their own de-
posits to him.
rh..esawf seal to ss..... M Nle swings habit
GODER)CH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924
Citizens of Goderich BIG BOYS' CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD THIS MONTH
Banquet Judge Cameron Stratf.rd the Piarr and ortober 24,
Many Warm Tributes to the Work and .Worth of the
Honored Guest—Silver Tea Service Presented
In thi\$1a1fmli$ ,lining ball of flute!
Raiford.•' *l Ihr evening of Thuralluy,
September s. was rudder! a scene
tivat will be memorable in the auuals '
n (•
f .a , 'h ,• a• s t
! 4"k 4'h a 1x1 h u wail
b , • ' citizens an(uet tendere4 1) the a tlza ut
Gish -rich to His honor Judge t'aw• I
••run. reeemtly appointed Judge of 111e
'mitts! counties of ;Northumberland
and Durham. Alsop eighty citizensI
were present. with Muyur (;allow -pre -1
siding. The departing grist was. then
rripieut of Jumpy etler,mitlnls upou
his notable .ervices to hit native
town. and a :unglue expres1(on of
esteem woe the pre.entutkIn of a
beautiful silver teu service. Judge
('ameron., address in reply was one I
of the most iii eri;Sibig —speerdreit—ifti
his career.
After the toad of "The King" had
been fittingly honored Mayor (;allow
addressed the gathering. He cogld`
not but feel. he said, that this (Ic-
tv81011 was 11 wileatm11e in the his-
tory of Goderich. They had gather-
ed to du huuor to one of (i .lt•r(h as
native suns. nue whom. it/flue/se •11•d
efforts bad nlwu's been directed 10
the benefit of the community. 11oy
were gratifies) that he had leen On -s-
elf to fill a position demanding out-
standing qualities 1.1 ah1111,' and char-
iacter, and all would agree thatthe
Judicial position would not suffer fa
1114 kts•puig but rather that he woui,I
add fresh lustre to the honorable trn-
ditiou4 of the bench. His departure
from l;eslerich would Is• a distinct
les to the community, but they rem: -
u•.1 It would be to, the country's grin.
and wherever he was. the penal.• of
Gaplericl, would watch his further
p ,gr.as with.lntere•at and pleasure.
tai ng comfort In the thought that
any dded glory or promotion cotulii
to hi would reflect some glory upon
thew l• lack hot'.. "We will miss
flim." d. •tared ills Worship, "but we
feel sur. p ho will mina us. 'Mien
he la .Ittln on the bench listenlog to
dry argumen s from still drier plen•l-
ern his wind '111 wander lack to lie
old tow'' hy kat• Huron where De
repent his boyh,. da} -s"
Th•• Mayor then cud an address to
Jed1' Cameron ant a hauolson0• 411•
Ver tau service. apl.r .rtately engrav-
ed. was preoented by r. W. H. Rde
ertlon.
The pre -:potation was evotimnuleel
hy loud cheers for Jalg,' Cameron.
who, however, reserved his reply to
a later stage.
After a piano nolo by Mr. Ja k Mc-
Dermld. who gave ae'.ral selection,
during the evening. Rev. Father );nam
was caller) upon. Speaking of J1Jmaelf
an a probationer who hail lien in
Goderich only a short time. amid say-
ing tet there were men pt••scut who
had grown up with Judge I'nmoron
who were Isopter fitter) than he to
speak ..0 .oe•h an occasion. the rev-
erend gentleman declared that this
w•aa the grant's( gathering in his
knowledge of Gole•rleb. 111• had
never cure In contact with n more
peaceable and genteel people than
those he had .found in (;.Ierich.
drawing a texfrom die ancient
4;reek philosopher's definition of
friendship-- • wntl In two bodice"
—h. poke ,•lopently of the twilit
which Ind hronght together anoi which
animated the large gathering w'de•li
hail aats•tnbled to do honor to the
guest of the evening. He had had the
pleasure of losing In the Judge's no•
No Tie -Pin?
"I'm afraid of losing mine.
It's too good to wear here,
there and all over."
A Bull Dog Guard is all you
need. It's cheap insurance.
The Tie -Pin is the vogue.
Bull Dog Guard
No tie -pin is safe without it.
Bull Dog Guard. It costs but a
few cents, grips like death, it's
the cure in security. .
o Let us show you.
_UNION BANK
•
,.,,�;; Yom.' OF CANADA
(spay is skitMiss pfrom
t?le ds n emir–I. WaoMontath Manaor
E. C. ROBERTSON
cloy mu a /muster of •s•e�aslons and it
was always an wlu.vtioti. klw:lys 1.1•
acyulrwl 11 little new ktlowlct'g••. 11••
411s going to depart .v.wew•hat from
the couveutfuuu1 111141 wouid give 111
Jude a little dvi,
Judge u +• '1711• Prime
Maul14 to r of this (.,noir)' had appointed
hint to that houoruble position. and
he must carry out its 'duties to the
very letter. Tlw position 4.1 a 111.161
appointed to Judge his fellowmen We.,
nue (If re.elousiblllty. and he mu -t
give an answer fur his conduct ou
the bench to 4)ne higher. l;lnel.t.•u,•.
of dear and pious memory, said that
-honks. delaye••I is Jostice (bidet."
H. was eon (Heat that Judge Cam-
eron would disclwrge his Judicial dut-
ies faithfully and in a spirit of firlr-
-Issomesn. He had blond d.ly: 4't.1uer.al
41 man among 111,11. There %y,es 14011e
more sorry than himself that he a'a.
heaving Goderich. fund hi. farewell
message was: -Judge. I hope the
claims rolling over you will Int, just
el101igh to '46(414• you to enter into the
glory of the setting sun."
Reeve, H. J. A. MurEW1111 W/15 the
-next speaker. He congratulates'
Judge ('44uMron (p•.0 11141 ,•l,''ut1011 to
the M•Is•11•apd the town of ('•dn,ur„
upon aoqulrhtg s, worthy ,i,fomlly.
Goleri,•h would feel keehly the 1088
of 1111s hath,' sou. who tyld lived
here from childhasl h, ulahlrity. Mr
Cameron had oomph.' all the vents
of trust Dud honor the community
could bestow• 11(5,11 1:I111. They Were
a!I proud of hint. Iie was ulwiws
ready to put his sl Iden to the
wheel In any community •ement.I
He was always to 15• relied upon
when asked to a•• with a elepstatl0.s
to Ottawa on harbor matters. and
lie never came lack empty-handed.
(:o,leric:. was considered perhaps a
slow old town. but it had always
maintained) the standard of its (itt'
zenship, and this in spite of the tact
that other.plaeis took away M, many
of its outstanding men. Judge Cam-
eron was leaving with the good wish -
en of every nun. woman) and c1411.1
in theow ('.
t n of Goderich. and theme
sentiments were extended also to his
goad wits. and visioning tittle dauzlc-
ter. ile h0p.1 that In theIr new' 4011),•
they woad,' nut a)togth,r transfer
their affet•timis from 111,. old town.
Sheriff Reynolds. who was eallwl
upon for a song. prrfa.wl It with /soma
remarks in eliaraeterlatie rein. De-
claring that there was not a single
old man present. although 11(s r1,••4
took In Mr. Wm. Campbell and ('Hawn
(Continued on Page 5t
JEWELLER
A.thasbd Dealer V Cousin Omega
weddingIllsassea R and
oo
East sea Swum G.d.l.h, este
25, 26 the Dater.
On F'rllay. Settnnlay and Sunday.
441obe•r .'t. 2.1 and :hi, a 1•14 hors' rise '
f,_n•11t'e .for the 41•umtjes of Huron and
Perth will a4siOn1.l. in the city of
Stuatfur 1. Several hundred lays.
representing even' ,community. In the
two countlr. are 4.4.(44N61 g 114
of the finest logs' work conferences
ever promoted In 4Haario 1. assurer!.
Word to this eff,•••t tans been re eire.l
from .1. ('nlvert Iter. of Klu,luilho•.
B. u We'd Ir r n•1 Min-
M 1. P.1'Jr tl us a
f4er 1W It! Port fol 10 in the 1'rovin-
ch1l Boys' Cabinet.
Of r.'.•ent years the Sunday school
and boys' work leaden of this dis-
trict have felt the newel of getting
their Ioys definitely linker) up with
C. S. E. T.. Cntmda's great boys' work
training In leadership. This hast year,
the (1,1.4 has •k•velop,rl into the -re-
quest to the 1'rovine•Iul 1loye' Work
Board for a lava' conference for this
district. One leader penumnlly laid
the matter lwfore the Ontario Boys'
Work Board. pulling strongly for a
emifereniv In (:nd.rl'et. The Pro -rift -1
e'1:11 wrr•tary at the time favor•.1
Stratford. pointing out that G•,l,rieli
was not control enough and would not
be able to an.utwodalc a t.tnfereuc.•
tapping a 44.110 I 111e1cy 81104 415 nuc at
Stratford would. The .later were de-
cided for Stratford last week.
The golden .p(ortl'lity that district
loaders have Is•.•n waiting for is cum-
Mg. 811.1 It behooves .•n,h`.ne to tack (
every last 0vnilable• Iso' ma! young 1
:1111 11 nff em Stratford for ihte la+t
week -end in October. The 4 untnrio
Bosse Work Pinard Is co-operating I.
'he full by s••*sli ng 4.. the e.,ufere•nee
moon known nationally' and interim -
11 Ily In Oils work. A splendid pro-
gram is inevitable. For p rogrtm'.
registrations and fort lar infurmatf'1
...mmunleatlnn% .1201114 he sent t0 ('.J
F. I'lwman. secretary Ontario Boys'
Work.,.lkatr•I. 299 Q1144•11 anr't Wes',
RETURN TO EXETER
AFTER 8,000 -MILE TRIP
Jaawhu Jerkell and Nis. Laura deekell
Visit the Yukon
(Exeter Timis)
Mr. J.I:Deo Jer•keIl and sister. Mips
i.. 11. J•,ck.11. returned Itonte Friday
, very
4;vening after an extended au 1 ,
Interestit:g trip tj, the Yukon. Those
who have visited Europe this sum-
mer. visiting Holland. Belgium.
France and the British Isles. mai)•
feel that they have fyncell••d $ome
distance. bot the• magnitude of this
fair Canada of ours is brought hum••
to us when we realize that Mr. and
MIs. Jer•kell have travelled many
more miles "fuel bare nut left the'
boundaries of our OW1l Dominion.
• Tley had covered over s.0o0 nil•..
As for the .,.•eery. the European vi.•
Itor saW 100,11 of "historical inter-
est. but for natural beauty there Is
IJttle. If anything. that con .nrpls-
the ben ntl... of the wenery throngIt
w•ldeh Mr. turd Miss J.••k.11 !a•:e
trnt,ll„1 this summer. Many of our
residents have been through to t)l,•
('oast and know something of tie
grandeur of the seer's /broligh- t.' •
('anadrtit 1os•kie•s, bot few have e�
ts•nded their J,.,rne;v north ut-••r an-
other +anic rout' that dents any-
thing else for beauty and Journeyed
Into the heart of that land mf Tong
days and warm .rammer sunshine
that I. to. often err ',Daly thought
of as the• land of continuous cold
and 1.e. Our idea of ale Yukon is,,,,,
mneh Ilia .arae that many Europeans
hold of Canada as " whole. While
In the Ynkmu Mr. Jeekell t,11/4 .us
that he saw the most Mritltlflll flow -
era. SOM. of the pnn.fes grown
there are• summit the finest he hod
e ter aril. 1'.gl•fnllp growth 111 111.
Yukon Is Mpld, due hugely to the
warmth of the man in summer and
the moisture that vow,. from the
Hulelrkan-HIlllard
The Methodist ehnreli at Waterloo
wax the seism• of n very interesting
event on Wednesday. September 17. at
1 o'clock, when lbws. ('atlwrin..
danght••r of Dr. 1W_ I.. Hilliard and
Mrs. 'lllllianl. 1.441 MP th.• bride of
William Theodore Hut,hlsop of Ilig-
wossl. non of N'. J', Ilut•hls,n end
Mev. Hutchison. Huntsville. tint. life
church was beautifully decorated for
els• occasion. (1bi.I .l(, aster" and
greenery massed n4" 1 the altar
toad,' nn effectir•• settling for the er're-
ruony, whirl) was• e4,nduete d hy Her.
ilarold O. Hutchison of Milton. a
brother of the bridegroom, 115stater1
by Iter. W. H. Harvey. pnst,r of the
Wnterlo church. Mfrs. Paul A. Sane
son played the wedding mingle. Th.
hride was given in nuurring,• by her
father. Dr. 1W. L. ililliarl. and wars •
beautifully g0w•nO lu ,•re•a,m ger,rlt-
4.11e. with trimming of shirred Tota•
rind pearla. A court trallt'with shell
pink lining. and an embroidered tulle
roil, ("melt with a lovely coronet of
orange blotur,m,, completer) her ens -
tome. nail ..he tarried n .how',r bou-
quet of olliit'lia roses./ She was at-
tended by her cousin. little Athos Mary
Murray of ih•trolt. and by little Don-
ald Wing a (;'plata. Miss Ielight
Hilliard of Toronto. sinter of the
bride, was the bridesmaid. and Mrs.
.1 R. Skene of Huntsville, sister of
the bridegroom. wan the matron 0f
honor. Mr. Poul Rhee of H,ntaville.
cousin of the bridegroom. was the
groomsman, yt1swol the nsh,nt were Mr.
Maurice Rerfiath of Huntsville. co118in
of the bridegroom : Mr. Hilliard Flynn
of Wnterlon, cousin of the bride: and
Mr. Allan Bakwr of Rlgsinoi. ilnring
the signing Of the register. )Mss Es-
ther Homo of (oderleh tang "O
Fair. (1 Sweet and Holy." After the
ceremony, a reception woe hekl at
the hone of the bride'.. parents In Al.
iw'rt street. Mrs. HJlltard received
her ((upas, atslated fiy lire. livtehl-
son, the bridegroom's mothae - A
Inif.t lime/won' w•ap eerve)I. and im-
mediately after Mr, and Mrs. Deb -III -
/sin left 0n a wedding trip by motor
to Qulb1ec City. the Adlrrndacks and
through New York Atate. The. bride
tratr'lIed In a smart brown frock, a
cloak of checked kasb.11a, a brown
toque. and wore the gift of the bride-
aronm's 'nether, a fo a throw'. On
(hear rehire, Mr. and Yrs. (fintchlson
Will take up their retidense at
Itlgwast
The bride abs formerly teacher of
the kInderyterten department of the
Ond.rleb pebile sebools and has many
trl.iida here. 13MMden MIsI Hum', the
(saute tress Oodetieh et the wedding
were RIM ',dills Wiggins and Miss
Adelaide Nairn.
ground owing to the frost a,
deep In winter. Navigation 11
north is 0p•11 from MD) to $.•opus
The trip to Skagway is a very 1
alar trip in suwm,r for tourists.
1wt•laily for those from .1 ins [':itis/
Stater, and booking. are unit'•• curl'
lu the year. as early as January. and a
are filled 0p IuuK before tlna•w ase
RADIO PROGRAM
14-a;Y pr•graw iiaweek of
• s•t.•!•,•r 3. 19'24. 11.4:4". lien rtildy.
X 1'.. 41eu••ral Electric 4'ongauy, 71(I
.sty• Ie4 t:t40 wet,•r-1, F:.i'teru start-
' I
tart••.I time.
opens. Luxuriously furnished steam- \ 1.1.1y. 41'tols•r II. 7.4' p.w.—
ern, withoee4ery cuudort and 4'011,141 1'(r.4' 411 by \1'(:Y Orcbcstnn a,-
lee. makethe trip up the .'oast rsted 4 Lilli:ut ltu14,mthnl, sopruto.
touching at ,liffereut points. l'u,•+Ju, . 410 (014".4" 7. asst
.1t 85ulrway Mr. and Miss .1,. kelt, 11iun, r. no ie.
'`.151 11.111. 'Program by /h.•. 11-1;Y
e sr. lo st 4"a.
with their slater Mrs. I'airlr , of
'.omcolnvr. started their trip for
!Janson into the heart -of the Yukon
to visit their woofer•( brut her, .Ulcus
•, White
e
SLU wUy t t
The trip / from K
Horse, u dfst:a,r of 111 miles. Isover
thio wolinralus and Is made 1.) rail-
way over the White Pass. The train
g«r, to the top of the mountain.
skirting bike Bennett, a beautiful
lastly of water about ten miles long.
At White lions- the !arty ' again
took the boat. au end -wheeler. and
navigated thr Yukon Itiver for 41111
Mlles to the town of Daww,h. Dawson
Is now ■ town of 'over :AO Inhabit-
ants. but In the balmy days of Jh,•
gold rush which Wigan In. 15117 it
had a population of over :0,(1(51.
Pla,er -10(111+(1 Ina'- glveru. war _to
dredging and hydraulic mining and
improveed scientific metlwsls.
The trip up the e•na51 w -as 101111,
what chilly and the passengers apo
predated their over.alr., but the
trip lack. dlr. Jeckell informs 1114.
was quite warm. and the passengers
.otlgl. the shady dints of t4,• boa'.
1120 p-111.--4
end 4. 14'1,4lair.
wanes,ll,rr• ,'
1 k r
Du revit:e1 1.4- Sh•plr-
ron I'ra•tor•s Ilau-
(1. .Ula l
t N. Y.
\1'eilucsday. (1, tel r .l, IW.:ar p.m.—
.\dventure „tory Yreu Youth's ('.!w-
psunf.•u.
T(iur.411y, October 9. .45 p.m.-- ",1
FewMM..tlll•IIl$ with New 'looks." f,,
I.. 1I'.pkin.., 415. latallt labra 14111. (len-
eral 11.'.-trt,' 4i,mpuv.
S,sl p m.—Rads° drama. a N.•w
1'•or,' by t'osuio Hamilton. pre •lined
by rhe Will' Players, by sp 5-1411
4,rr)Iugcn•au with iw,ngwans (; 4"•u
& ('uulpny.
1124)) p.m.—Organ recital by Steph
••u E. Itoisclair. from Proctor's line
utuulu. lth•ts►cr Hall. .Albany, N 1_..
Friday. 2( 1,•tots•r 10. 7.45 p.m.—Pre-
gnant by the Remington Typewriter
Ito nd.
144.314 p.m. --Program by Remington
Typos w titer i1,,nd.
Saturday. 4k'tols•r I1. 8.:10
111111.',• lintel/• a11.1 popular songs: foot -
',Ill result..
ELEVENTH
of the series dealing with the establishment'ct t is
BANK or MONTREAL at representative points in CAssAsA.
and elsewhere,
IN PARIS
HE PARIS subsidiary of the Bank of Montreal
is situated in a quarter nch in historic interest.
Frons a lofty column in Place Vendome the statue of
Napoleon looks out upon an unpostng square the
construction of which began in t686 under authonry of
Louis XIV.—a square which has wttnesud many of the
sty's greatest demonstrations and which now mirrors
the social and business life of Paris.
Here, to the heart of the capital of France, the Bank of Montreal in 1919
established a subsidiary office in the Ritz Hotel Budding. In February,
1922, the business of this office had become so extensive that enlarged
quarters were opened near by at No. 6 Place Vendome.
BANK OF MONTREAL
Established aver 100 years
'Total Assets in excess of 46so.000.000
We Offer
to all investors, including holders of Victory Bonds falling due this year,
the opportunity of
reinvesting their cash or maturing Bonds in high-class Government Security
yielding as high as 5'
It is not too late to make this exchange. For full particulars call or phone at
this office.
O. F. CAREY & SON,
Masonic Temple Building,
Goaerich, Ontario
Phaone 230
is
fir