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SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR NO. 14
A SMALL SURPLUS
SHOWN iN SPITE OF
FALLING REVENUE
Debate on the Budget Is Proceed-
- ing in the House of
• Commons
4)TTAWA. March 241,---1u the hire of
3 net 'fuss.' 1i, revewrue
t.:I:A.2 the Kites i:ov,•nlmenl In the
'fi..•al }'ear ending March lady Itr_ri,
son• able it. above a wttrphr: of $1.
fe_ ;•411)0, after 4Rlluary. capital And
special expenditures had been taken
carr of. Til. I• the most lmprrtant
feature of the fourth budget to la•
sobmlitcd to I71r11ament by the press
Ont Administration and the ,'cold to
be pr•w•hted lel' Ilon.-TSmeyi A. Robb.
ar4ing Mini -ter of Finance. When
there k added to that surplus the
ORUNCH' NOTI48
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series of Iw•antifnl lantern .!Irt••+
4411 the life of ('hrlst tea.. -110.. it at
the Kewslon of the Sunday-s.:hewd to
Knox -clnureh Inst I4111.1ny. I1 r. 4
K. , 44nu,d.•r.. .nperiutt,t„ u+, s'.-
ploin yl .tl.,' tari.n. plctor •-.'-
( At 'Victoria .t reel 11• thndi., ci,nr. h
ut-.tf. fi lay looming. at 11 .'i1.w•4.
the wtlnlster wilt prw'a1C nn t 11p
jell" '.The Sle.anp. of ►h.'
In the evening 8f 7 4ieinek on 111e
snh7eet -Born ,/rum Above" Sunday
,Shod at :t.
1 I Tla•.•lay w'eoing tilt. Wd*tmilt*
Pter- Guild of Knox rhnrelt falter:
tnlm••1 the Voting Peoples :a.w•Mly of
the haptb.t church in the Kti.
chnrrh Ie•tuir room. A large num-
twr were present le enjoy the pro-
gram At variate Interesting games.
After the games- lnn•h wn• marred.
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in Knox chureh next 114b1...th the
'wryly,.. will be In charge of chi, min -
111 a
1
Counter Check Books
We. can meet any Competition.
•---•14--you need a new Pupply call
THE S!Ghl.
• Telephone 3'5 ,
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1925
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The News of the Town
Uel•. to I.bydeninster - Hran eh Rwni awe hale
Mr. '1'. 1.. frost. foriu•rly of the, 'Under the :utctdrrx of the 11np1••
indene) brunet' ..f the l: ink of /'one leaf 4'hausoo. 1.44.14l'.. to he held in
aures, and r4.•ently of Fi.ke. Su•k.. the loud, of tis.nilc
1111. been transferred t.. 1.1.y417411ust.M'. er Square. nod ('olls,rte• .trerl April Friday i•l'rniti` 41 this week. A •4c'
Sask., ns Manager of the i,t7u,eh of 17th and 1St1t- Anyone having ••owl roll pruuram, dun+ been arrnr.gel for
the }tank of (umumre,• al that place. so 1 -laud 4•bdh-kh
imr t41 -F 'phobic tins ,".,14+4',14 114'1,14l4 M 11.•14141.' 1,
Mr. I'r..t'' Ccwlerich friends will be 11ix. Hamilton. 272. ta..•14 form 111. A a,i.t form IV. on
fIto • 'ultjfvt. •'Itoothlv444. that in?.
-.boot 1141. more Influence Mian t1••
le.ui.• in nw411ding ehuracter.."
"Lit" Sleeting
The last Lit era r4. Soete•t7-111er1itlm
term will i.. hei.I In the ('nt-
t:eat(' 111wtr11jtr._.nara• uldy ItaH o11
pleased to (earn of Ills promotion. ,
('olborpe Schools to 1:qt Arrears
Attend \keen Wetting Icy the supplementary estimates
18111441 in the' L.afst: ur.• on Toesdo.:.
1rw ,eh.014 In Colborne tnw•n•blp
are to receive Iwlyment of arrear, of
--grants-41: $. No. _ la to get *2444 for
11.'_'2 and $1470 for• 1911: $41: 4. $'Nn
for 1922 and $:96 (or 1923; No- 7.
$240 for 1922.
R.. c. Muuuings Anil Mr.. Sinn
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Jtinga were at Ayr on March'23t11 at-
t4tMlltlR the. wedding .of Mix.. Hazel
Keunede. ade•e of Mrs. Slnnninga. to
Mr. Gonion S. Dalrymple. eldest -tan
of Ur. and Mrs. (h-orge inalrymple•
tit I.ondpn. Ont. The wedding teak
plate at the home of Mr.. David
rtls*M,iy.,Ayr. mother of the bride. the 'Openlox \eK L1..s„ ikon, at Sraffnrd
ceremony Iwdng performer by iter. Trip aaltford Sunda}' m•hod has
Mr. Renaldwn. Methodist 'minister- prepared a new school room 'for the-
holding
heholding of Its Sunday afternoon see -
Mons, and A apet•Inl ripening service
!n• to be held -text Sunday afternoon.
Moat Not J.ljatarb Meetings I at 2.30 o'1-lw•ka to whielt all are ice-
.( number of boys. and young men vltel. An Interesting program of
have been disturbing meetings in thou addresses anti mui.l. k being nr-
itrnlnilfi•r church, and on Tuesday;ravel. and it Is hoped tier.• wfll 1.1'
Tuwt 11-116,4jate Reid -had before him i a large attendance to Lelp make tho
amount rcelvall,• trnto Gnaw*. and Mr. 111141 Mr.. D(Irympl• ..ill make
Rountaulu a interest 11111_111i• loans Every Joint b. the Body." 7 p.m.. 1,14'1. borne at Ayr.
fihh In seek•. on he Ten Cotnniand-
tnade• to the) n'itv Catir.' IIs during the meat'
-'(Jnr I' t S,lhlmth." RAM
'Pear, w'hleb Ii', aro 484 iuil_aird 'on latch ,shod foul 1(1111.' r•iw.ses at 3
n sound hast,, the total surplus o[ oilntlt.
the yenr to (w• 1.1.4•11 ht rwluetlon of
tile national dein $o,J"11412. Tire annual tewclnl aeryic4' for soar.
A levelling tip of the duties on
iner.. was bold -In Knox chur•h -«o
rias"- and -tut,-n • 16+.+4.4.-P-steaint mid mut niter dn4 by
44"greatt.Pttefit to the yaritimeePror- a targe rn PR(stirjn ITh.' . afnrine
Incest else the reiltl*t14m.-of the dote ('14114, one hundred PtronR, mau'hed
nn gat(d44*" ,•111414,'. to he imed by In. to the- e1iar•h In a body and oerndel
•dlrklual frshcruu•n. 141 export dory the central Mote, - Rev. 14. e. Me -
of 0E93 lie hor',•IMwcr year on elec.,ip,•rmld. itastnr of the .'1441)014, trace
a fitting 844hwss. and the Pertly.. W8s-
trk•ity 4P111•lo•d I' Canada will' bring mush apprre'Net d.
ntr addlttntml •venue to the !Mealn-
ton -ot-tt41 f., --1 ui. Mid --lit.--Jfitr-n'od'e r-artNorth stf 4v't Meth -
together tit* iters *, itr•-•I'-4t•ral rev- ottll't rhureh next Ann•1ay_:_Slll_ltt• *P
enn• from this c.•a 'a proper rim& follows: P5 a.m.. Men'. ('hlb. .'harsh
changes will, it is a linen',hT Hoe elft'.e* 804 •341°01011 Stand. The .111.-
Mr. Itotlb. tae $1,:11L". 1M, *wr "1 fon- 'Mitc''Ambition Tie :t Ser -
Rand b Please , apeiumrs I4w1* T.mptstlont" will ITw' dlaeneaM
Iler.bpuont,. in the h. •t debate'iq tir Menh ('dohs Rrrnfon snl,je•ts:
air'a47 Itoll-nle a'. ry„tl of the 11 a.m.. ••Peter.. "Pall and R. nrery::'
.Itaation In the 'loose of `bnpmunit-'f p.m. "tihrist anti Him ('rnetf'ra1."
two *(sw:on- ago, and ale nstnte, Sunday Prhtrrl and chat% .1:,..e' at
the exec dhtg dlffflltlty OF Molal-- 4 p'W=- -
11,g and gotcrning -tor a -half -4• 'tin. Ttnptliit e1nr•h. Rtnl▪ ,1s . .rpril .4th
tent. Two ,y,ari ago the Ifo --Rtmdas=-geh.'.I tit 1n A.M. r^'tnr's'
sleet mereannoyedat the failure •f 1111.P'da0i In the nnditnriim. Sirs.
flir P•ovterspnrnt to give any larm Payne for many ,encs A ml+sinnflrg
downward revising of thp tariff. a the Argentine. South Amerien.
libe 111 of h
it, Pollee Coitr,J'three leader. '.f the oe•asion A ,owes,. .1, edlicti4,1 .fill
gang. 'limy pleaded guilty, and the be taken for the pklri�-land:
Magi -trate'. eentencr• was that they r_,.-_____ -.-
a}adogiz.• to the minhtlPr and tntste.'s Guelph P.M. Native of Goderieh
of --tile church "'Air attend church A Guelph des patch. .hated Mono,
P 1
service dr (east once Tach Suudny for en, anyi The appointment of Janos.
six months. ! A. Sulllran.
• Tb'• n 7 p(tifmnit
Maitland Golf flub -
4'lay hu•-.•'ianu•ueed for the sea.
on at the - ILIi►hunl 44.44-
:Tonna.. - Mr. ITnnc.re. the golf 4't• -
pert. awl Thomas Bowler lm to been
working on the course, and It i• now
itt .-..'.'hent condition: Work Is he -
tug d art.sl also on a new clay tete
his 4ratrt. and It i. .'' !'.«tell Ihat
ill+ splendid Cam.' •..•III told mueh ha
the (9nti•s 84tIvItl.s this reason. An-
other improvement Is an extennloli
to the club hour,', with shower bath.
in the basement and other mIllitiunal
neeommodatinti. The Club confident-
ly expects the coming season to Iso
the best in Its hl -torr.
Marin. ('duh Euchre and Dante
A very sn.'-e-.fol onchrc and dans:,•
under the ,auspices .' Mie \litrtino.
Club was 'held In the MMminle hail. nn
Wisini841ne-nlihf--ot>thlr trek. r'nrd'
were player --mail 10,30 Welts*. when
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111E SIGN AI. PRINTING CO., I.IMITLL,
'' R. ALEX. TAYLOR
BORNE TO HIS REST
GF!'ERAL SORROW
For Nearly Half -a Center• He
_ Pubd •,Ministered to the Sick
This Town
A fgnlilitot -:u•d n/I'l-let..l figure
111 the .life ret Goderiel, hits
en away in 4he death of 44r. Alex,u,-
.ler Taylor. the oldest of (i oierh•Il'.
m,'ul eiintructittomene-t'1' Taylor hn.)
been -144-t+ev4•at i..tl-r--Tww'Ith---for sworn l
years. but he ,twlluac,t. I,i• work
until n ` few (toys before . Itis
death. On Monday of hast week
he had -a m•t•ere altn.,k ,•P the heart
trouble which had di•fllrbe.l hila tot
some time. but he rulll.•d a alio. awl
hl. death on S,ttnr.tav uo,rui„g son:'
qulh• sudden. I:\Pr•+4ion, of regret
upon hcuriug the sad new.- were•ute
lrrpnl among the 41144 le.
Am"Ilg whom "the 1Mw•h,l'• had car-
ried-T-41
ar•
ri.'d -r�1 hiw inners for nearly holf-a-
c•Ilnrr. -
Itr. .S. Tnylnr sou !worn nenr
Itotenwntlll.•, .'Mtn.: :!bout eighty
yen 4- ttt;o. After-attrm41111Z- the
tlw re -bl•, ,i,ter4}'-tile Tor.
cal Si1'.'. ', nod graduated
For a ,few 3:l•Mra Isefore
lie held the gold -headed rn
slgniftel 'that be w'A. 11h,• 8'. lit•
for eighteen -,ars dote 8_mncient to(raai `itaa i•grsl,rt +elft- lug ex-hoM sorw.ou of_Taryt
I'1 I1-5)\ 11 '4. -• 1 tit. 4.
Fico nfr••r.4u-toting' t?,• %inter at . •
•t
(atwqun ap.l danglter.
tl • L;ne ret'u'ur.l fr"nt their
I' troll.
\1 . .t i \Ir. Ilcnrr, Marta, have
: •ncil to town a1'''r s{.•nding the
"r 84 Tnruttto -
'I•,. Marion 1•:ul•-r-ou w:,' Visit.
ter her sister. Mr.. George r;ee of
•1:rautfor,l, -the 4at.t week.
Mrs. .1uh,,. Knot, w_ho wax with
her daughters in '1'.•reuto for .n,Me
month., bas returned, hone..
4.1r. F:.1- J�,nii hdi, wax Ute front. 1.011.1.11 oft '1'u,wln} :idle uttead.'I the .
.`ue, cal 'l' 4 • 4447 1.'. '1'na-tow:-
Slr on;1 1I r'. .1 ti Swarl.•!d. who
ha,.- 14(•It .p.•oding the- winter In
florid.. re ,•C{P.•h.l home short}.•.
Mr- St not ami Mi-. Slicdx•l Strung
hate ret u, sol Mime • after .tending
J't of the winter at Tor- •
i M.tltl:ai and '14111 rT �'i
e viString H'•,. F. 4'-
i and Mr.. Ella It at M..• . 'Baptist
parsonage. ; lir. and 'Mr.. .\41::41- McKay lease
Miley 4Thnrwla, for 1h•tr•.it, where
they w•III resi.te•.4 od,•rI.•I( I. '..rry to
e R y' IOM ,Ru,.14 R,w.'1 oil eu',
Ir s,•tttx.tt.--1;4.4141 ret mr) h..m�• _Inst
tido M1s{i-
1 week from Detroit. •'-,. 'I,e .1w•nt
h( 1�i1: I a very pl'a'nar w1nte hh-the mem-
his d.tt11 , brew of her family 11 n -there.
n,• whlcll ' Mr. R', -.I.4.- Walker h. raenght e
the. former F'. J. 11.'41114 m '..1••,, •e
Din flet 7N4 -Nrlsn,t
btmrhnl,i effertp Is to - -
1 April 11th. ,
the latter i
onto, lir.. . SV.
of Tumidity.
wr,- (o- taw irsltluu of -l'nnalstin, of ..du. by G. 1. 1'14.'14)01. oral 1t.*pIMl. Early in fly i•.- he
Is
f dlnwa�leit deals F:v.ry n.•t't(s-1Rttilts-s r sof 4 a t tihnnmt-rr ,ymaster rh Witt ---Mie.•- rirtHicnn
su'''ds Retb•rt Yl1ehl'lL who 4ax
head of the 1.,...! pan$, flk•,• for nearly.
offence and liable. on summary con-
tietinn, to a p•Anity hot IxM,41ing
fifty dollars and costa, and in default tw,•ntf ..113---reslghed on
of paytneut to One_ mouth's' Imprison- Nocemtw•r 1. Gne ho.;
n(•w {on.ama
went. who 'wilfully dl rbw. Inter- ter, %who 114 a astir. of GDtlrrit'h, cam.
•ruptx Or dlagnlet. any aneemhllljre of to chi', city thlrt$• n years ago
pereins met for rellttinu* worship. or -
for Jany moral, .oelal nr benevolent Govern-
ment position ,was In titc_`clothlnt
f pur'plid.. by 44of404_ _dlaeoarrt�----147- sines-, Ile 4t fifty -deem years of
rode or Indecent iw'havior. or by mak
.Jng a' noise, either within the pine -
nf_such me ettng or so near It an to Oddfedlo.. i Entertain distort the order or solemnity of the The annual „ttom•• of 1in40n
ttueettng."
i fudge. No. 62. 1-(l.0.F.. held ,in the
elf r,'enit that 11L_Pi moi . .'T work •a4 tit fl r [np ..
pl R 7 (Jddfellow•,i hail of Friday night last.
they storhl a sub -amendment to the In[ *utiJ.,•t. '.l�cit'ttri.t. r `Viten a Maws Sine?' was a very sh'o't tful event. Over
C,nt(Perrlttive_ - main am.ndrtrent to The stor will (Tl. V.) be pr•nehtne ! The Arthur Virile players meor4'4 300 persons were present, including
tllr budget proposal+, While the Aub- each a IRht next week Letlien wer- the greatest of their long series of a number from outride plates. The
,lm.ndne'nt was ruled out Of order the mons the F'Irat ReptI t, (•hnreh. sweeten* In the (-omttily, "Whelk a • earl}; part of the evening Was nt'-
Western') group got - Ihrtnse•Iven effec- i ('10*ednn i Man's Single," which th,•y presented cnplel with euchre. In which -31
telt' on record RP standing firmly • ' nn Thursday and Friday night. of bunny Th;uthps n won the ladies' -
ft to riff reduction.. Tat s•it Inn 1 B&IEP' ! Inst week In the lelure room of prime. Mr. Cecil Flynn the gentle -
tie Government majority on the Dad-, _ Knot church. The largeroom was men's, and' Mrs. Worrell and Mr. W.
got nue of the 4'mll.a on �f4 Rnme intern. g price. on tire. are filled to capacity ort b,ah nights. the If, Ms•F'le the consolation prizes. Af-
cord ly eight. _ l 4ltxoh•d in Ti. J. Maher's ad. on page' . admission .'.'pints teeing alsntt $270• ter hunch Mr. 11. M,Cee gave several
1901 pe„don the liberal (lovers -,4 this owl,., The play WEN a gond one, giving vocal numbers In gond form, and
mens ,rade suh•tAntlul relp(•tlons Mai T,• hr.enve
, rn t.r.4 for the scope for the railed talents of the dancing followed until the early
the tariff, the estimated rduetlnn players. and wars brimful of humor, morning hours, the Redmond °mhtw-
in r.rcnu.t a. it .'',tilt oft.thps tie -,County court Pltting xt week: le- which lost nothing in its Mterpret11- trn of Westfield furuiwhing ,.the
Ing 1136.111:0.000. The 4'Progressive � jpinning on 71tt..clay' tell<'hon- the nothlnplayens. Thr plot centre! mtuk.
showed their appreciation and . (lief`, •1 new hardwood floor , s ?trent-
.. '
PPupon the absolute ne r:en-Ty (aa he
Inrzest budget majority on nu.irf_ 11T laid In the r.eRiPtrc e,. Tfip 11'')0'4 111 of Paul Retm()rr obtain- Lawn Bowlers' Annual meeting
Canada wax regdst,r.d�-112. '1'14 ' Clod- rich 'I+Ianlna� tylnP had
ac's floral w will be of mat. " Met. the nnnal meeting of the (:viii'-
Jn' proprwl I rich lawn bowling club was held (.n.
trial waol4ttan,e to the F:.t.trrn pall t Tit. irldlo.. Aid of Knox s• W441ne•t'd4,r night. Mrtnh 2.i, r-1.14'41
.if the Dominion. Inst year'. were- will put on a hot orb 11--I'
i 14,44 omcerx for. the coming year weir _el -
of great encouragement to the-Weaf•tli Ina Thursday, April 2.•l. from . ected as follntrs: •Han. preiidcnt. Reax.
ern half, .spciMlly the three Prairie, to 7 p.m. lir. Meldrum: president. Jas. llmptwy
- rrviwreP. l4.Ndr .4YtifMs of the trnm a,.po•,k otV still r,ptlrr inr was vase -president. C. I:. \rt►ton:'-treaanr-
try t•Annot be pleased at the same, tlk•"dlferent flakes of sewing ma- t ere C..4.. XAIrn; serr•tnry. C. A. geld;
Ilme•. No astasmnn 1441. 4.,t dlmnv,er.d: rhino's (•all at J. R. VI'I7F.F.1.FH'S •a exmntIre etirnmittee, F. Hunt- F.
a way of legl.lnting to the complete furniture store. p crnlgl'. G. fir Newton:
Rrnnds ram-
.a4ishlr(!on of the whale .'Donny.' wise Children's A1.1 !:w'i'se will Rri Initte•, 11. "1'. 'Edwards. A. Taylor. i1.
and It is probnhle n,. •n,•h dlsepveryl hold Its M*7 =Pettit* -on Toemdav, .1. Vilifier. T. McDermott: mt•mb•r-
will ever b• made. A ?th, rel` 4.15 flip cotumltteR, W. R. Rhtrman, A.
I pelt p.m.. In the Pep-
e -Ill
L,ss by $32.11M.$N 11 1 11. McLean, F. entitle. G. O. New -
in his summary of the finances for flaankpnJ.trtw room over the Union ton: entertainment committee. IJr.
the floral year closing on March 31.1 - HAIL 4;. 1;. Newton. R. 1:eorg.. W.
Hon. 4.fr. 11.14) had actual returns' 1 An ^'..atilt• ease from lienmiller,
J. Powell, (:co. Sym()nds. it was d.• -
up to ttlr end of Fehrnary and the said to be the *woe! of the dispute c1dlr1 to .'rest a new club 1mope this
only $,,,.,ping w•as n. In Msrch : but � over the ermsnlidatetl school question. sen sem. with n1►t(eiin t, Moayn l.tltrr
that could be done rery eloaely. The 414 before 11aRJlftratr RMd, 4111 nbar- plain-spoken f 414111 nes,mtnolntMn. July 15 was
total revenue for Om year will be in: has been fixed tar ¶'i,e lay aryl' ch'os.•n as the data for the R(naeh
about 3'I,i-4.000.000. a +serease of $S2,- a• 1n oeloek a.m., at the town hall. double. tournament. and. Augu't 14
'---fine. awl frim the preceding year.' The 14. C. 1. trustee hoard ha. e- i k d th rn for the rink tnurnnment. '
•which means that there hes been ' In(•tanaly *'opted the resignation of
• X 2.'400.000,, es* extended from the Miss Hodge. to take effect at En:.ter.
pockets nf,the taxpayers during the "nd Mr`. (,. I.. Knox, formerly n
present y nr. The total estimate.J' member of .the staff, tap eonsentetl
in r
e ink herP
s 'nditu . e Ince until mid nmmFr.
her cab eu
iw I 1 nP
R (vt,tuoli-
ds will be S319.700.0(10: int; The Ahmeek ('hater, LO.1-4.F.,, '1s
when then, is added to this eapitnI , having a sale of homemade taking.
-- -rxQen.Ntpren and �thrr_ammial ngr. tete.- in. the former_ Iiank_ot_3aamiton
lay. the total, expenditure 4111 be building, rnrner Colborne st,ret and
11312.177,000, teat Ing a farerahlr bal.; the Jignate. art Ratntdny to t. Pro -
In aid of the hospital.
new telephone dirctory.ht. just
Ise eon- ; Ing a rich wife and romplicntlons
following upon his mistaking Nelly.
tell : the _heiress -*born he was pursuing
Out hid never seen t. for the mn(tl
1a the farmhouse where .h,• wan 'stay-
ing. Mr, Fred Weir, as ,ilm Horton.
widower, and Nelle 5 uncia.
outstanding fignrc 'in the play.
he carried through his part to
tion. Mr, Erie Wilson, as rand
the fortune-hunting bachelor.
present the right combination of
M. cynh 1 map of _the world and
1N•• ardent'\wooer. As Nelly, y, t •e
pretty and 'vlrneions girl whip was
the r1,Je•t of 'aul'. ntt.•ntl els, Mrs.
Iv. F. Saunder fillet the part very
cleverly- Mr. M. ('. Itunlop. as
-Norah O'Neil, th ing,•nuonr bat
malt , excelled even
her own - merlons rformane•s--
1 wet ch Is yoking a gra deal. as one
mils t me long while '`pn .' p -
f..el nl stage to and art+ A(•tnr to
equal er In the parts which�slw has-- --- steamer Tewn s'h'at,
played' n various oeenskmt.-a'remnrk • In nppn'clntion of the kindness
which a plies also to _several tither. sod--trlendshtp shown them by the
of the 74'14'. Mr. ,Tames F. Thong- people of O(wlerich, A number of ship -
doted turf p son. In tit role of l'ete Adntos. 9 keep's In enene•tl,nl with the winter
bachelor, a d friend of Jim Horton, fleet entertained at n euchre and
-ha4L --uir PI'y part._ getttitjtr both dance- -_la--tl4..-ato.w,nie Tetople -4M--
a fortnne (h• the discovery of oto-' Wednesday night, Mtlrt'h 25th. A
OD hitt farm) nsl a charming wife. good number; enjoyed the cards rand
Mims lien -ally R Il took the part of rhe winners were as follows: Ladlei
Evelyn Briscoe. New York iellee. prizes, Mrs. Gordian SinuTkmnld 1St.
who tett .'optive the attractions Mbs m Nt.rma Jobnst.2nd,- Mr.. Bor-
er "Pete." 'even wit hent the fortune ~lamp ennsolndon : gentl.'m.'n'i prizes.
nr the aristocratic nne(•tinns Ms- - Mr. M. Ainslie 1st: Mr. Elliott I)re•e
closed by his frill na , 1?'eter Liv nae 211d, Mr. i'erey i'ro•tor 4aasol'1-
Ingstnn. Adonis. The tet by "Eyed- -ton. After the tiled. n ;tntnte tnerh
yet" and "Pete." "Tbere'S\ No One In -ens served by the member. of the coot -
the World Like Von," is a eery ttiitte sup•rt•Iurd by Mr. Henry Sinter.
pretty Interinde. MIPs Adel 1de Nairn The dance whk'h followed ens a
was- Mrs. Itrineoe. mother of Paul 'treat ,time's, Two novelty clatter's
nnih rveiyn. n worldly -mind 1 per-; were Introduced. n "moon walla" nnit
Hof- n "hl(w•k" dnn•,, with nbn:roo e.' of
were • "dreamer. and eonfettl. and ioth were
rod greatly enjoyed by those present. In
0 the intermission of dan'Ing n short
program wens given. those taking part
being Mr. G. 1.. l'nrsous, In Mroe•.
art. Robert Kerr. In 1'erttattnflt and
nil Morten. Chief Whitfield of the
Met' Wahenndah, .111 201Ra`_Grnat.
nose greeted the • rations, padre.
MAItiand Mart)n was at las
the bagpipes and seeompstnled
Miss F;relyn Meet/nimbi In Highland
dancing. Thineing mntinned until (4I
'in the wee. sus' hours. and when
the party dispersed it was with the
' feeling that It h(ad been (m, of the
mop- enjoyable night. of the Pea1On.
I The eommItfc. son'. ,l9mpoted A'.
follows: Mr. And Mr.. J. lllrson, sir.
Lamhton : Mr. and Sirs. R. C. Haw-
aaan. sir. Wallenndah : Mr. and lir,,.
11, Rutter, sir. City of liattror: Mr.
W. Bonit. o4r. Brttlin: Mr. R. Gilpin,
str. Torkton: Mr. J. G Iw'Ater,
*tr. Rahane: Vane .1. Ii r4.n.. *tr.
Eap?nn ; Yr. R. Whitrslde. sir Frator
Taylor; 1Ir, N, Toting. *tr. 'Ftahnne.
a nee of $1,14'•3.5410, whish is remark -00P4
• able in clew of the large de'reane In � A
revenne. Added to this .nrpin. 1. be distributed by mall fn f:.tderleh
the int.'reet on the Greek and Ron- 'uhlw'riber.. Mina M,TJon*ld. land
minims dela,. making the total int- reptrsentntle. somas he, glad to hent
pin, $.kR231012. any telephone totem ,.'41 win have
Interest Charges (..Ing Down I frnot ree'le'd their enpy M 1110 se*Annabper favorable f.al,re of the n'.sae,
11ttt11' 4 results of the fiscal years The Godert4h T)rw'nshl Ho.ptul
Just elnoIng 1�i the It1lwort,nt snring p
made In interNrt Alan''. as a reptllt Aaxlln-j 4•laterad twddtn$, A sale of
of the ittrexien 7rPfnnding IrAna- -1
1. In elf tlakl sort Ra 1J1,rday, April
petInw' ddnring !merest
tar. Lon s 11, li tfi4. old fTnnk of Hnmiltrn,
in New York S n f1.Ntte1 , hull11ing. Oodcrleh. The sale Will
for the Canndlan Na comment.. at •2 n.•I,ie •• and ten will be
tinnal Rallwa;s, and the retnndtng of 14.'.'.''11 from A to A.
mntnring VI4Nory 1nnn. tiny, enebted •
n miming fin lat.r.sf, n'f• *0.4,41.214.92 ('ommeneing April 1st. )Jr. Erie
a year. whleh 1f eapttaliz,d would W11pn. who has leen 0411th' star
4 mean prnettenlly a debt rr.lnenon oj- of 4'h'toria school. assume- the din-
-- over $30.000.M10. •A favoMhtr fiat- les of principxll of ('.ntr2l who'll. in
stihs of trn.ke, 400. wan bn1lt ep witch- the eintlnned al sone• of .)11.. Slenr-
the Rrtt11*I1 F:lnplre *TITA Tnr the Tear '161414. 31IM Sharman 1s Still tinder-
*nemntel to $233.000.000, wink there going trentment nt Detroit met - is
�w•as an adverse 144.1,.'41.'a trnde with making ,nttsfac4ory prom•.. 51154
fnrrrlrn enuntrles of *714,0410,1100, 44•av Rturdy has returned to her 1.0.14 10I1
tug a net favorable Milnnn, of SI 113.• on the stag of ' 4'k'brin school :Intl'
1*44t.4311 with nl1 conntrlc., n reet of ,pe't'al weeks,
Opposition Celt Willem - ; Remember the (towel Friday veneer?
Sir )1'nry 1)reyhnt. of the Con- In Xnrth attest Methollst church nn
n,rvatlre tipped 4low n.i w1. expos, April 1Mh. 14 *HF -tie n great moo-
ted. renewed the old eontrnver.y of 4.'111 trent. Mrs. Moulton, ...onion.
book-keeping as to whether or not *111 noels, the choir. Mr. .1enner.
there was a morphia. That 1.. If the cornetist. w111 he board In deet with
(wnndinn National Railway ()hilts- the creno- Words will be bund.hf.I
• tion* were ,nnnt.d In there wonld he the nnrllenee Po that every parr of
a hlg deficit whleh he e'tlmatel at the program may he en)nyet. 1'.r
s10114 $100.011010014 hut. AsAP pointed formatter will h.Rln punctually at
(mt 147 lion. Mr. Rolan• t�-prceent R O'.lnek. e, don't he Mats. Admission
a Government I. .'omtinning the hook- Yee. 2.. emit". Prnf. W. H. Ji"kwon,
. 4('onMmu+d on rage 40, ,' organist And etttditetnr.
A. Whitfield. 1ln;. Sutcliffe and S. Ppertt some '•tine. In the ho'plt•nis "f
.farnertrtge-n. it hn$,pip..44.t'ttorrsr-4.,r F'liulturRlt and_ naw - . . .
'onatftl ahnur. dentins • on .11
ton's *tate of widowerhood
.rickly dropped when she 4111,.'41
that It 44414 rete. and not Jim.
had the fortune. The ml• of WI
throp Neils:('•, the shy young mot
who eventually earrhN off the chartn-
ing NMI7, wits tnkl'n by Mr, Marlon -1
old (alas,
The audience follrnred tir' pini"
throughout with been apprcint?on of tion
the lntere.ttng and fenny si'nntfon, beat
flint followed one another rapidly.
Several Poing, dnets and a nnnrte:t.•
made n pleasing variation In the
e meso' of the play. Altngeth4'r It „an
A very *nece44fnl performance, et -
herring the already high repntntinn
of the players.
Mr. Jack 1(TFermld WM. the plane
nerompwlniat. And 'setae the play And
between nett' on both nights se1e•,-
nowt were played by the Knox :Sun-
day school nrch,'tra,
Reser' Faster Mondny ntghf for
the Rt Andrew's ward hospital ben-
eflt.-3104) and danep--fa Masonic Hall.
Mniflnnd r'... n. The winter. at 'burgh 11ir"hnd' the gond tertian.. te-Ise
cards were: iatdltt.' first, MM. N_ clinical clerk and dr..ser for Sir
McDonald: R,•atletnen'r first, E. lireu-
nen : eon* ilutien, P: Tendon. Flexes
were auctioned off by .1. 1)eltn1117 1111d
goo( 4trinw - 4-ererentig�•,d. Dancing
Ons rnhtlnttel until 3.:114 fon which
the Elliott nrrh,'*trn furnished the
mune. The prwrertts, mm�nnting to
xl()0, are in aid of the hospital
• Married at'Toliingwood
eoll[ngwewad' Rnlletin:A very pretty_
quiet w•.Wlr,g - was mdetunlr..F- 4---T
the ttmn.4' ly- 1tet•. 1(. Farley .w4
Thursolay, Febrnnrc-1Sth: whet- fhb
do Slaty. dnnght.'r off Mn'. and the
late Thomas Allen• :center street.
was_ uultr,.1 In marriage- tae --Mr. Roy
Pemlval ilurgess. son of Mr. and
Mrs. S• itnrc••ss. liurrotirio street.
The hrklp looke.l charming In a
dr,•a4 jf white silk crepe -de -,•hear
trimmed with buttons nod embroidery
find bridal 'volt of white .11k earl'
hrolderet •net with, crown of orange
blossoms. She carried n hnngnet of
cnrnntions, rw,s't pas and Inn hien-
hair fern. ' The enple were emit -
tended. 'Affer the e'r•mny a Inn -
1...n "tot g'rr,'d at the house of Mrs
Joeep1, (afterwards I or.t l Lister
when thus latter was first applying
the discoveries In antiseptic trent
meat whiel. rev-dath,nh,el the pra
t4'.• of surgery and milia pa,.- lido
the det-elopult•at of modern surgery.
Thur yhen he returtn',1-tn.('anada Ler
11/As Able to introduce 11.e urn- uu•t1.-
-oA*. falter he wa•.the first to inten-
d I •
enc,• In the..e w'enter4' coin- e•• 144.
antitoxin treatment - of ,H1dhtherjn.
Him first general practice was ar
'oath iito', In this count - -fere
T4 r•m111ne4j a .few -- rs-
to Goderirh lu 1x77. and a remark-
abl,• fact I. that, the d'y •of hi.
(ten11, wa. .exactly the forty-edghth
ensTertarry- rrt_ttn'"'ttay:'nhi which ht
took up r..ldnc, iu the lump. 0.1
1'alelonhl Terrace . which continued
tw-ba-hie boas. far the reit of 144,.
life:
DT. Taylor held an 1 rel 1.111. •
In the prof.s'.tn to which he gni'.
hie life. HP was a -president of tic.
Onlath. Medlenl Asww•latIon n•I.t
al*o hell office In the ('nndtntt
kal Association. Ile waw jail snrtteon
for Haim eonat)4 and ,argon,
1110 4'nta.thln National Itahlwnys fon
a great many years and until to
time of his death. -'For weer a eju:u
ter of a century he wag a mem,. r
*MI for ,worst rears rhalrman, of
the ttust4',• hoard of limlcri,h Coble;;
tat. Institute; retiring In -1015., and
-(1.111 rel '1'u' w1:l*' „Incl 014 his 4, tut
w,ts a.-woWlanlel to Ile.. I,;44 soh,
Ia1t-Iw•etl speeni.i._.4 f . 4�t:� with
friend. 'lyse•. y
".lee" Linlsny heft 411; N.•.•k
'I',.nn,'.,. 8nd will wear- the mltT
''11'• of floe '1'Itr,.No latowl.all tea
the, -ea-un.-.1.w• )1$• twit 1480 o4 1
mist _i"pular measlier. of 44,» I'nelt!
}'len.' tenni for s•.eral year.. Holl hl.
r.•ni..t111 front town I+ Misch r'grett,'d.
Bakery- Ruldne9. outages
Mr. 1'. Henderson ha. sold- hjl,/ hak-
frS business on West ytrs..t '.v ]Ir_ -'
E. i4. ('IPyeland of I'xhrl4t'. M1.
and Mrs, 4'1eye1nu.1 moved, Wee t!•i-
week- Mr. (tl.•veland has hada wide
experience in the nnkery business.
• having conducted a bakery -'-at -Ux-
brtelge prior t.. moving herr, Mr.
Hegd.rs.,n will remain in (lo,lerteih
for some Hine
\alit, �4f Goderleh
• ip}:TItt)T. Starch 740. One of flus
l mo -t prominent women in dorsal Cane
i,• so.•llt xervtce, MIs.. - F'lnyene•
Sey-nurnr, died on Saturday. In -Prot•:
fd'n.'.' - ineopitnh fot)owing• an opera -
-lou some days ago. ; •)tilts /ieymonr
Ives fifty-four years old. A. P104414141'
.eeretar"r the I.eatnr. of (`athnll.•
Women, a position 'title i18,1 o•.•upled
for the 'part wax years. Miss Rey -
;unlit sea. lo rl►nrRr'-.+f _lbw'-
welfare wnrk. This In,$ud•d the nP-
eration of communitt .holt..'. and
,•air. througletat Detroit. Mhos Sey-
mour was n native of Goderirh, (hut.,
tent came here with her porton' when --
.h.• son: a young girl. After gradua-
tion .he entered the .ervle of the
Ih•treir 'pnl4i.' library, where she
remotes -4 •10444 she areept..l the we -
r.•tartat..-pn"t with the longue.
- -_.•`a of
the bride and groom. The eanne
eNtplel.ft on the nhern.wwl train for
Tormlt.a Orangeville and 4o,Iefh11
the hitt' tt'hrOtthrn- 141 n trained
georgette gown. silver grey lint and
vell and Fruit •eml__-rmt.thlc
eollar. and cuff..- the gift of the
groom. Mr. and Mrs... Burge** will
reside In Golerlrh until the nlma-in::
of nnvitat ion. when Mr. Burgeon will
engage in sailing on -the- Great ink.•'
nal Mrs. Burgess will venom to ('til
IirN.wsl. - A•
NNUAL MEETING OF BLUE
WATER GOLF CLUB
Plana for the (timing 14e*.on Greeted
'with Pnlhtedaasm
The 1,1111,1111 nivel mg of the Bine
Wnter Golf and Country ('!4114 was
held Mareh Lith nt the Hoard of
wl
Trade h r m.. 'il,e•rA a I
'wase
w
rR
altendnuce and the *meeting way
marked by the (•nthnaiaam with
WWII the plans for the 'riling year
were euoshPer.d. 'Ph.' reportw of the
past year's operntlnls showed a ant
Jrdaotntr .. a•,I1dlttt Tt 4,� 1hII :t tubs -7rf
fabs. and It wits de,lded to go ahead
at ince with n uundslr of improve-
ments In the ground. and eptiptnenl.
peoriding ndilitional *e(•nnlmndatton
nt tit. non- well-established resort.
}'or net aceommetInlion of tennis
pinr.'rs two dottlyle and one sinal.'
(.meta are to be kanstrurtel nt once.
itnit grnnnd`hrnki•n for two nl1.11ti.nt
nl cutit<ts when required. These emir!•
are _of -.'lay. Anotheq ad,litttm of note
4s a prtddeek for hutrdle-hinipInt and
other aceOmmohttitm •tar rhl'rs:
('nrefnFnttention1lir rT�io"pl''i'n to
the Rolf course. whirl' Is now- Ih4idny-
Ing rnndltlon, and the tn.•tnherr of
the ('tub are looking forward to an in
to -testing senaon. 11r. David pasting,.
tate golf "pre," is ugato in charge of
the etlrap..
The nernoid rood entrance to the
Club property will he marked this
season_ _ by__.3 _ large__ . and. _,a1147act147e-
storhe enireunee-way. The 'dill, hnt(se
Is receiving additional (itrnl.hings for
the aevommodntlon of tonrlsts A•n.1
t•i.Itnr. not well its of the members of
the Clan.
The election el adders rpsltlted In
the `re4.1ectlnn of Dr. A. C. limiter
*s preildent. Mnror H. .1. A. Mac}:w-
an a. 11'' -provident. and Mr. R. L.
Lloyd A* secretary-tr•n.11rer. 'am•
/MIN.., w'r•re apptltlted ns fnllnw-.:
Howie- -lf. I')*Ineker <4hnlrn:nl n, }:.
T1. 11111. J. W. (irnigle. Mp.rt.- lir.
.1. A. Graham (chairnuu, t, It. P
Ifni,. Jr.. tA'IghJgn•, Walker: It I.
1.ktyd. entomb). Green. •1t. I. Lloyd
(chairman), If. J. A. Mne4:wnn. Da. -
hi Ffsating*. M,mtw•ruhip- 41. 1,. i'nr
Mus. R. L. Lloyd. 11. 2. .l. MacEwen.
'1 11 4: I.A'I'}:
4Ilm11i11zs. of r:nttvrirls_.and lu_County
'I'rer.11r•r 1.11t,.• and 4'.nnty Clerk
Ileimso. 1,r. Taylor wea4 a member
"t m•trral 4laseulii• fruernitlet, Aril
., large 1..1,1 et 41nsen. wn. -present.
l;et. 'R. 1'. • McItermi.l. minister of
limos ellin'•h. carried with him the
feeling• of the whole enngregation 8.
he: ,tact,• ib fitting term. of the life
and work of the d4'pnrt,d, of hh,
r•rrrere'+ for the profession w'hi't,
he i. highly a'dorne'd. 6f the, fine
Mollify of .rntrt.'st- which he tinfnll-
ingy disptaye.l In Ills relntfon. w-Ith .
j his f,.11ow•, of hl' kittrltlntr!ss b1-
1T.:;nn31t ",.i.) other ,pu,litli•. wh,t'h
Mold
ender, root 4lm tie tle.iw•opl' :intone' '
whom he had live.} :nal Necked .o
' long. -
ReTntTtes Who were her.' for the
fnnuril were a* hdlew.: Sir. Van
Camp, of Rnrkton. ntphe•w Mr. John
DR. A. TAl'IA41t Taylor. iii. nephew, and 111- wife..," St.
Thoma'.: ,Tndg. Tnthir, of Sornia.
he Na. a18.974. Jenlon' of the Mta•'r nephew: Mrs. Nei! Taylor :1 -1 11.u.cl
au1r ,n, stlge of rim school, lie syn• :' , ten: Migy Annie. of Myth: l!, ll •n
.4 •h Conrert•ntire, and it IMMO i0* Taylor. nephew, of HTrth: >Ir- tt:.•i,
s11.0,1 as the 11,01(10e s.f his party 111of Clinton, .tater of the 441'• lir..
the 1•itelnnn to the Is•gt.4atn1r,' lot' Taylor, and her brother. Mr. K, r1'. of
f1 i .t Tru,n,. l .t n. a 1_li..•rnf rI'liu_. ; Clinton. ,l m).•ee. JIh. Martha 'I' •y I..r,-
howo•tr'lr ill ,n of ('1184,411. low tweet, ill the ike•h.•'•
hi. ,.piwa rtrn,t i.: The (Wei thin. A. - home nr n numb» -r of year-
SI. 11,.tss. wile no. the )'ro'iu.lal fn+a 42114tr''t15, floral Irihnte•
Trrtt'itrl•r nrld :rn 14444.1 *41.4 exp•rletes l 'Pont be' -=)_tenets w••m token. from
elmpulgn.'r. - the follnylntr"-ttrg,miritintt. • Willett
Jn 1140 1)r. Taylor `mnrr'r.1 Lillian AJ
Sla'ry Kett, or leindeithoro:. • -
pigoito away In 'tiny of Ind yea
Theirgaylyeon_. -1)r. - iLtroLL.Ta3lo.
tRp 1'4114. reiry o, 1ltfonto,
"ot'vl "nnilo (len,'.' t
lfnsplVll, fhwheN.•I, 4le.lie11 -lw,w'IR
tluu _�ut>u,_ lh,ntu,<,._-lssoetatittt--o4-
itt his 411144114111 practlet• sine.. return and norsing .tatt: iif Alexandra hos-
.1110 ffirdi tillcit in the Groat 11•1r. Intel, dranti.t. ,of GoilerIch. Itatitit
l'he foment took. lance nit Tusestho comity eortfiril and °MOAN, tit.
afternoon. ServIee wa. held In rfeeellitory. No. 2'2. Strut ford. Malt
church. where n very large congrega• land Ne. A.. Nu.
Dow representing every religion. de- Dentniller 1'. I 4.. N. 14
parted. 1 Among those pre.eto won't Mr. D. Mactionn1.1. Mr.
reprettentatryes or the mettleal Miter Mr. .1tror. AnntIder4. Sheriff Bey.
Dr. N. A. Powell. of Toronto.. was of the Ma•milit. order wi•re preformed.
prevent en the reprenentothe of the The tolling of the hello of Knox
Ontfirie Council. '111e eennty mei St. peter'. itturchee and the fly-
Ilohert..76. tiptoes Ginn. of Gielerielt wen. additional mark. of th„ emn