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Telephone 15.
SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR NO. 20
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925
THs SIGNAL FEINTING CO, MITER Pulaski.
EVENING OF MUSIC
PROVIDES A RARE TREAT
Excellent Program Cairn Under Auto
piers of Maple Leat' (bapter
All opportunity, all ton rare In
Goderlch, of enjoying an evening of
good music was provided by the n-
tertainment glen' on Thursday
hr :night
last cutler the auspices
Leaf ,Chapter. I. 0. D. E. Tbe large
audit. um of North street Methodist
church, bleb was procural for the
occasion. as well suet, and that the
thorolrgb►y 'adored and
as clearly manifested
reception given the
a r.•cepti„, that in -
Masai as the pro -
e artists of the
program w•
appreciated
by the warm
various number
creamed in entli
gram proceeded.
evening were Mra. J. 11. Symons,
soprano, soloist of New St. Andrew's•
church. Toronto; Mr. Bert I'rr Cutt,
A. T. C. U. tenor, of Galt ; Meas Edna
MacFarlane. violinist. of Toronto, and
Wise Edith Burnett, aerompaoiet. al-
so of Toronto. This was a very hap-
py selection. Mr. Cutt and Mime Mac-
Farlane being products of our own
town of whom we are all proud. and
Mra. Symons. who has many friends In
Goderich. also being • prime favoi.
It was Miss Burnett's first appearance
In Goderich. hut it Is hoped not the
last. as her artlatry in the piano ac-
companiment" was quickly recognised
and. combined with her ■ttraetive
personality. completely won the ■udi-
enee.
The program has already leen pub
-
Bodied. but a review of the numbers.
Including the encores. will not be out
of place as showing the range of music
offered.
• Opeping with the National Anthem,
the program had for its first num-
ber it eons. "is. Fleur (pie te ]!'avnlm
Jeger," from the opera Carmen
(Bizet), by Mr. Cott. ono gave ms an
encore number the familiar "Ken-
tutky Bate." -
Miss MacFarlane's Opening num-
ber was In three forts: Song of tie
Desert 4Walenn ), .Berteuee Slav-
Ru.4sian Cradle Song (Neitlda I.
Malagnena No. 1 taaremite). and
for eneuressI.audontlorry Als�
Mn•. 'ilymnttet won -. 1nI es
-evely ate : els-Tared'} ('Plia IMonro).
elo Not. lleppy I)ay (Bridges Span-
iel' roll Song. Pleading (Eiger).
Care Selye 4Ila n.1.•l1, and for en-
eore The False Prophet" (Seou).
Mr. Cott's next sele•tlons weep:
The Wind Speaks (Grant Schaefer),
The Mountains of Allah •(Geehll. The
Crying of Water (Campbell -Tipton).
Dawn (Curran).
A pretty variation was H couplet of
songs with violin. by Mr.t_ Symons and
Miss MaeFerlane: Roumanian Wed-
ding Song (deRnven) and T.t.s, Sona
( Fierier.,.
Mr. ('utt showed the rapabilitfr ` of
h -h fine metre 4n his 'text number. In
three parts: Duna 4M,4:i114. Give a
Man a ilorme Ile ('nn Ride (O'Horn4.
Thanks Be to Gori 4T)irkaonl. Am
an encore and hist last nnmher of the
evening he ante n delightful render -
Ing of the marred None. "I think when
i Irene tilrpi sweet story of .Id." to the
air of "1111.11are me. If all those en•
desiring young charms."
-Scenes de la ('maria (.leo. iluiay
Leve -Miss MeerFmrla,w .cope to die-
play her epl.•ndlit mastery of the
violin. and In response to an enthnsl•
- astle renll site play4.41 .long• Laurie
to a series of variation
The pair nnnils•r ny the program
was by Mrs. Symons, Iiflyt p.rte:
ITaymeking (Noedhnm1. Mal (Hahn 1.
My Heart 1s a Lute (Woodman).
Song of the 1'nlangnin Starers
(Shaw 1. Pn.toral 4('nrey 1.
The audience ,still wens loath to de.
pert. nod in response to peralatent
encores Mrs. Symons sang Maseagni's
intermezzo from Cnvnllerla Rnatl-
ranos arranged as an Ave Morin. and
the Iereeume from 1oc•lyn 4Goda rd 1.
It ks not neesmnry to "paint the
lily-' in further reference to the fea-
tures of the program. Mrs. Symons'
trot.. sweet vole.' and enitnrel ole•
esowpietel, won the admiration of the
etollete; Mr. Cutt. although 'toffee -
Ing from n cold. showed n wonderfnl
development of torn' power and his
well-sell'ted numbers were heard
with dellght : and if the nndiener Sis-
pinyed an especial . warmth in the
greeting of MIs. afaeFnrtnn. It was
not only et ret•ngnition of her splendid
nrtistl4 ability tint- n welcome from
her home town people In reepnnse to
her chnrming peiaonalily.
The "Map1e•Leafs" are to be enn-
grntulated ep{' having inch -idea s0
pleneoint an evening. end it Is grati-
fying to learn that It was profitable
ns Well. the net pr000e.ls, we under-
stand. nd. being in the neighborhood of
SUM.
CHURCH NOTES
The Baptist church building ie be-
ing renovated this week. Nes walla
and flower -beds outside will add to
the general Improvement.
The scrvitex at the Ilaptist church
next Sunday will he conducted by the
pastor. On Monday night the B.
P. IS meeting w1l1 be addremsed by
Mr. ('oveny. of Toronto, on "Work In
tuseia."
In Knox ehureh the sert lees next
Sunday will be cone/tole.' by the
mhd.ter. Sul.je•ta of sermons: 11
a.m., "IA•iphtg Together:" 7 pm.,
ninth in series .n the Commandments,
"Present hay Honesty " Sabbath
school at 10 o'clock a.m.
'The first meeting of the recently
urgaulzed auxiliary of the W. M. S.
of the Presbyterian church in Can-
ada will be held on Friday next at
3 p.m. at the home of 'Yrs. Wm. War-
nock, Albert street. All unionists are
cordially Invited to attend.
The eleventh annual meeting of
Maitland Presbyterial Society of the
W. M. S. will be held in the Presby
•
The News of the Town
First Outdoor Program
The Go,lerlch hand will give its
first outdoor program of the season
on Sunday evening. May 240h. on the
Square. fmmellatels after the con -
elusion of the church services. This
wilt he the frit iodide appearance of
the band. which, under the leader-
ship of Mr. H. E. Jenner, is now com-
posed of about fifteen players.
Partial Relief from Stamp Tax
l A desplt4h from Uiiawa states that
i after July 1st next el,Yiues anti money
1 orders for $5 _ or less will be exempt
from the stamp tax --in other words,
! will not require the twu-c,at 'straup
I which has h.en necessary slut+ the tax
wax Imposed during war -time.
The Land of the Pharaohs
1tmi't miss the llttrtratel lctjrc til
-Modern Egypt and the Land of -the
I'haruolw," to be glv.•n in North street
church on Thursday;, May 28th, at S
p.m., hy Rer. W. J. Scott, 31 A.. It.
1).. of Whitton. Admission 25c. The
pictures to be shown were token by
Mr. Soft while ".n-e•rsens"-on the
spoof -and therefore will speak- as one
fumlliar with the s. -'nes.
Women's Inatltute Distrilet Meeting
Ti.' annual district meeting of the
West Huron Women's Institute will
be held in the Mos,nle Temple. God-
erirh, 00 Thursday, June 4th. The
morning seselnn will comnwnee at 10
o'clock and the afternoon !eedon at
1.30. Besides the election of oaken
and other huelne•sa, there will he mu-
sk and addresses on timely &objeNk.
All ladies, whether members of the
Institute or not, will he wetmme at
the meeting.
urian church, Lucknow. on Taiesday,
May 19(1.. There will be three -'es-
wtnne--10 i.m., 1.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Miss L. MaeV'icar, of India, and Mrs.
J. 1). Walker, Toronto. are expected
to address the meetings.
The annual thnnkoff.•ring meeting
of the Arthur Circle will be held in
the leture room of Knox church on
Monday, May 18, at 8 p.m. Miss
Dorothy (tell and Miss' Jusi.• Saun-
ders will have charge .f the meeting.
Miss (aura J.s•kell. of Ecr•t.•r, will
give an addre-s and a scw•lul half-
hour will follow the meeting. „► full
attendance is hoped for.
The monthly meeting of the pro-
visional %Volm•u's Mlssiunary S.s•iety
of the a ontindlns Prgshrtertan church
w111 be Mod in the lecture room of
Knox ,•hnr.h on Tuearlay. May 14. at
3.:fel p.m. A report of the' Provincial
W. \I. S. meting held recently at
litndon will he given and the program
'will bc-furuishel hy 1144' Arthur Cir-
cle. All the old members 04 the W.
M. S. • and others Intere.t'd are cor-
ny -(gifted to attend this meeting.
The ..•rakes at -North street rt tn-
diet church next Sunday will be am
follows: 10 a.m.. Men's Club. church,
,•lasses and Mhetnn Rau4. "T.. ,that'
extent are• (reiterant societies a diene. 1
fit to citiz.enship?''` is the subject to
b+ dlaeuswed In the Men's Club. and
will be lutrodueel by Mr. W. T.
11ai1ie. ; it•rmon subjects: 11 :I.nl..•
"Elijah at the Brook l'herith." 7
p.m.. ',Christ's Standard of Valeta."
Sunday. school and Bible rins.em at 3
'
A provisional Provincial Women's
Missionary- Sn-irty of 111e e.utiunin(
Pr..•A,vterian ehurel, was formed Inst
%ei: at Loudon. u large number of
dr•letente. from .11 parts .f Optarl"
bet:g
in attendance at the meetiu;
held for organization. Theo. !.resel't
from Knox ,•lurch, G.d.•rieh. were
Mrs. R. 4' 31e(MrmM. Mrs. .t .1. Mae
Kay. Mrs. Iteddktt. Mr-. Mord.. •
31.1)ontdd, \ti's. .Ins. Cott. Ms: .1.-
Do.ualdson. Mrs. Chat. it; t k. Mrs.
At the Harbor
Business fit the harbor to still light.
Owing to the unsettled condition of the
market. there is not much export de-
mand for wheat and very little has
been hipped mit of the elevators
here for Yonne weeks..
The steamer Glenelg arrive! on
Sunday afternoon from Sandusky
with 2.3(40 tons of coal for the Big
Mill.
The 'steamer Glenellah 1s expected
fit the elevator with n4enrgo of fax
from Fort William.
Notable Speakers at Liberal IRplly
The annual meeting of the North ,•belt The hymn, "0 trod. our help
Huron Liberal Associations. to to in ages pant." was sung. prayer wax
held et w'Ingham on Tuesday, May offered by one of the clergymen. and
2(kh. prouder.. to be a notiide Liberal the •.•rale.• was closed with' the sing -
rally. Hon. W. E. N. Sinclair. K.('.. hug of the Doxology. It Is suggested
leader of the-Liberat-Opp.titiem in the that this npw•n-air Mother's Day err-
Leglalii-itre. Tia. pl!6inlaed Til- 1Rtend stet, ut sawn- the people generstly
and addres. the mee•ttng_and. the,,re _m*j_.take fart. b'. an annual event.
will be other speakers, Including Mr.
i)unenn alarshall and Mrs. A. 11. Muth interest la Soft -hall
lteaton, president of the Ontario Wo. (sr sit iuter,r.t is being taken in the • entertainment .barn under the. the y'.•nr with an 11'etxge wrtendan.P
. mens ra
An Old ('oto
1(eeeutly when breaking up some
grouh.'-at h1a tarn nn (4►r 7th cantle
,tun l.f .1shtiell Mr. 4h.11uts Dalton
turned :di a Canadian ps•iny iearing
the date 1'437. _There van be very
few of these old coins now In eexkst-
eu,e ant{ the dud should be of Inter -
ea to numt4Oattata.
Mother's Day at St. Patrick's Park
Mother's Day. }luatlay last. was ob-
server in the various churches. and
ileo by an Outdoor mercies. held at
St. I'atrlck'a Park and attended by
a goodly number of the residents of
the neighborhood and others. The
arrang.metitu for tills aervtee were
mad,• by Mr. G. W. Black. Mayor
MaeEw•an presided and brief whirrs -
.e4 were given by Het•. J. E. Ford.
It.•v. ('anon 11ill find Mr. .Inmos M11.
PERSONAL MENTION
, A SUCCESSFUL YEAR'S
WORE REVIEWED
Mr.. Ild•v.. .la•. Hamilton i• frit
ing her daughter, Sirs. Mor, -.u. at -
Congregational Meeting of North
K tine. +trrrl Me4hodI .. 1�a NliL1f
anti Mrs. Ilnrrc T1rhtX.rur anti The snuunl .e.e�regathn:,l stet
liar • Ktun,dy uwtor,.,i to \\'bite• Ing :ef North s:r •,•t \L•t1,..li-t ,•luireh -
rLurilt_L J...__11'1. S a+ -M -Mite- » ,1' Wertrirartar-eceritme-T 1r----
31rs. 11. Symon.+, of Tor.ui.,
was the guest last 'week of )Ars. and atl.•nd:nt44' ens net very large. ow -
Ing. no /bunt. to the fret weather.
• alis. 'Mabel Strang. TIS.• 111e•Iin %V . uotahl• n. the Inst
']Ins. A. AI. Shephanp Fences on Sat• g
nrdny for a two months' chit with l of .11411 before the church enters the
(Omuta at wt. Thomas.
Mr.. Barry Symonds and baby. of
N'Indsor, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Gro Symonds Sanford
lofted ('hureh ut 4'unndn. The re -
Ports pn•srntel showed that the vat -I-
OW. 4Mlreh organlvaetions had had a
veto sue(es-fol :cur. net. J. F.
1)r. W. F. ilallow• and I1r. .(. t'.-} 11. 1440. iwd..r of chi '•lar, h presided
Hunter attended the mesileal con Tit'' flet report pr mooed. that o[
ventlou held at Toronto hacst week. the .Women's i Mission ry .\axillary.
Mr. and Mn. Cleveland Tichborn.•. was rend by Miss Mar are, +deme
of 'Walkervhle. were in town over the 'son. It showed that thee 111
week -end, the guests' of Mr. anti Mrs. mewler,. on the roll. 5X mival and.
T. D. Tchiwtrbe. -.9 life members. 1elet et regular
Miss Fetus MacFarlane left on
meet logs and two !abbe 14x•tinge
During her utak here she was the
th
Wednesday for her home at Toronto., were• held during til.• r,•"r 41```whi,h
e average attrnduuee ws. 2/ , The
guest of Alia" Edna Hunt. total amount of motley raked was
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1►. Mc1.41111 IV- $47N.
tnrne.4 home on IWdnesday night The report of the Mi•sion.'';4'fr,
from re f,ur`munths' trip to various w'a. read by 4Ingo ,1. I?'. iiwlme
points In the Felted States. I, There were 43 nt'tnM•r-. in the ,roll:
Mr. Allan Bue•handn 4.•14 nu Sntur• I annual and 7 life• memh.•r" ThP
.lay feu saati hong.. , Puha. where awwnit slot l Tar
r
lie has secured a pcw.Itlon a. nss!'T`r v
I Ki FI M ..• rood the rr-
ant accountant on x sugar plantation. i. • ,u. n t o. , , )- r.
I Mrs. J. G. Morrison and Miss Rink- I
port of the )Fission Itand Forty two
er of Klncnrdlne: weer in toren for regular meetings were held dorm:
I fie 1 A ser Ixtion. it Is
the a fit. r 4 f a.i. The total membership was on,
new (for Gotlerteh) flame of soft-
auspices of the Maple LPat *pier t
hoped that the Literal women of the hall. Tramm are practising every on Thursday evening leas ,ronUwowsl of 4:S nnoual Mud 1. lila
riding, as will as the men. *111 turn night in %/trio's parts .f the town- air. and Mrs. ning.•I Putter and Mr. a«'+ "'n' The Rand raised a1„1t
out in large numbers fit this meeting. (i,.r„rix l'nrk, the F:zhiblUnn grounds. Sill•
xnd ,•Is,•whert end spectators are and Mr"' Clarence Potter motored
The misslnnarc general 'fund sterns
Holiday Golf at Blue Rater flleae6 (4(14 ' to figure out the points q[ the from Detroit on Saturday and ttfr'nf meed was rend by Mr ( V Robert-
trying
Rine Water Gal[ and 3 til week -end with relatiy4s In town
game. Th., first match of the or vicinity. Miele Grrtrllde ISPgh•y
liquor Export Project Abandoned'
Thr bonded ii, . or warehouse at
the town 'freight shod at the harbor
ham not yet commenced business. The
first munth'.Y rental has not been
tendered to the town ,treasurer, and
nothing has been heard In .Metal
circles .from the man who purposed
too rnndttet the business. In the dr-
cum,tahee•s there loom, to be Rome
ground for believing that the project
has been abandoned. The local pro-
blbitlonlmta have been active In the
mntt.•r, and protests have
ward to Ottawa against the Pooling
of a permit tinder which the proposed
tnl-iness of exporting honor from
Goderielt ...ld be carried on.
•
Th d Country bel r son, an,I showed that the total re -
and y I l 1 I hot f l
Club was the attraetIop tor a large
II series is m tole place at 1'i( ,te.eompanitrt them to
Detroit on
thele erlpts ra Xw 1 bong a t quo_
numM•r of Iwople yesteriny afternoon. loris l'ark next Tuewlay (light, when n,u,u nnoonued to over Sisal.
and much Interest was taken in the tie ]i C_aol'the 4'. N. It. slims
idssot Ruuns4m httnTus.• \11.• Mab•1 Ronk' Prl +elttkthe
first Wednesday halt Imlfday self wjjl clasltln rriir .•t-enl and She Lions day for JIICtsttord. where he will as -
competition. of the season. Twenty • ( Int. and the mousers will to the oif some his duties in r the C. N. R. ear -
six players took part in n two-t►nll pwoeing t,.ams in xn.ther• ahope and algin will play thirst lase .n
handicap mixed foursome. the net In many of the nitghtwlring towrltt< th4' t' N, 1F- baseball tram. 11 is hr..-
settees leges as [.glees: - there are ladies soft-luall (mals, nod,\ m.'F. Chargee. accompanied him to
M H i T1 l�nt+.�ans.-SQL-Raw It gl. -1 1 Indio' f l' wl Strntfurd for a visit
trirh m rht organize a la \lixs .dna Rivers arslaed--tr. m Han.
N i CI 1 Sault. d M It. Th 11
\ter Ji l.: Pnr•ona nud3lr LiIlm•-
Mrs. R. L. , oy. is su •'wted that the no .s o . - of a few dad's.
den -311. 1 n ze nd tt several -e ,
1 ss . nl ys nu . an r. T-. tram+ iu til,• Nild. - tr elft 1 no over last week and Is at the home of
Scutt. ru d.nbi get n lot of fuh. and exerelse', ger brother, Mr.,Harold Rivers. alts+
Mr: and Mn', 4'. A. hti(1 1& oat .11 it,'
Rivers w'as taken 111 while training as
- --a worse in -n ?Sew -York -1wa ital
report ..f th,-Touoii 'i'r'pwi s Owes,.
There wn, a tang taenib'rsmp'4 11.1
and the reelps MI/UM/.I to
Dn. 444 the resent organimtran.',
'reel. Square rood C. 4;, 1. T.. It wais,
deemed N'1-IXH1414,t 10 \ reorganize the
League for the purpose of currying on
the tnlsslunnry tnoceiu,•nt. 11,4.1 this
reormitir ttion. i. to take pI,,-.' nn
oars -day evening •Ttht.' w.-,- .
The rets.M of (he la414•.. .Ud wa* •
trn,l by Rev. J. F.. 4Fntmes. nhd 1lrrvr-
e41 that organization to be oar of file
gr...t.-o factors 11n the ehrM-.-1,. This --
i4o•lefy has pTiled nslde 1441h,4 for the
ionic..• of reeerrating the au4Itor-.
Inmof thy-(tnnnh. 1t was pointed
nit that. fhb, would 1104 two d e until
the. r."d of the 4hilr.h tens mighty
rrt l ed.
x
Ir
The thnaleial report of the church
Wits presented Ly Vt. 8. r. Pridhnm
anti Thal of the Sunday ?4.11... by
Re.. :1. E. Holmes. 11.411 report a
w.•re Very-ntlafaetnry.. -. -
t tole , f 4bauks to: Ihr !aches'
Aid for-tb,•1r donation of 1::rrn to the
church riu.ivers I4. fond wen.•• meted
by Mr. i% 4'. I'ri'Ih•in .Ind ossnde•l
shy Mr. 1'. R. Wallis
Mr. ('1y4.•.Carter :11111 Mr. Gems.
Gogl.l w.•re a4g..111t4+1 Auditors 1.
plats• .if Mr. Howard R„hert•'.n nod
Mr. itoy Stonellnnw'.
Wlyduy lune 14. wan Urn date .44
often rhe ini.n,isl I'nvsbytersn. Are
to unite with the Methodist. to rur
rye nu under the name Of the T'nled
-Chore! of _Catintla_ Fier. I?` .N. 311':
Cantos. of 1)1140n.-settrae-mte e.4 liar------
preacher. for the day..lt was decided
tllrtrr s.etnt' -evening ahbnld_3ir held
on the Wednesday evening following-.
/June 17). at which appointment of
stewards will take plats,
ny-+''i•Grtling Read) for June Excursion had since been in.the h4r•pital at Ilan-
-
Mrs. Kuyvett Neftel and Mr. R. Ti. Th.• ad'erti
-inn; nuttier for the „,....r.,.1,..,..,sew wal, training mums.
Jane excursion t. Detroit Is being to New York. HPr many irtrpd.
Mrs. F. Cnalsie and air..(:. l.. Par -
Greyhound
out tisk week. The bis fhYtnner will is' pleased to know' that she is
snr►s••:n1: (:rrylwlmd w•ill arrive at G,slerl•h .i now mnh improved in health. -
Mre. lis A. CIw•lacker and Mr. Chas. Aloetin}, .lune 4th, and the mes.uilsltt Mr. llnvld Ross 1111.401.011 lest week
1
Colborne RIA. Shoot
The weekly shoot of the ('
o•
Rifle Assfation ens held on
day last and the scores were
lows ..
I'. niae•t
1, W. Lcaeh.-s.•
it. RIt
H. Mein•an
A. Roberts 45
B. _ _Goldthorpe 33:-
Goo. gymonds .42
J. Bowman 3.3
W. Blm.et
E. Wilson
J. Flltek ins
it WeekW. Symonds
.1. Sles='
et
NatteF-37• .•cr•nrsiou will be 'held that night ( Detroit acrotr►IanlPd he Mrs F
o11tnrnf .M,t. J. W. Cralgle and Mr. . A. rem
under the toggles of the Women's atehille. Alias .intent Jefferies, Mr.
gator- i'Is•Incker-51. Hospital Ancillary. of Go,lrrich. Fitt- George R.. and 31r. Floyd Smith.
as fol- Mere. (Dr.) Gratton and Mr. W. z••I'R nnbatrn. from Detroit.will tw ,\fret spending a delightful week -end (t5• un ts,ar.l for chi• 411nlliig Ut the lelrgr
- "Ifta. Irene Sahlts and mfr. A. F. of the home of mfr. 1111.1 Mrs. V. M.
Sturdy -45. ora tell room. tip Tuewhay , myrn' Roes. Elgin nvenne, the party returned
ins. at 9.:10 ( 104 k. the Greet rd to Detroit of M.,iday. Miss ,T,fferl•*
Mesa Etta SnnitY. and Dr. J. A. Gra• will 'leave for Detroit. returning un returned to Detroit as Mrs. tient'
ham. -.49. •'• Thursday: thus miaowing. visitorx
)Ilan Marlon Nnftel and Mr,_ A. 3. ,..gamy evening, {III da WednesdayR'ew' the welding r -v. 14.n4 41
ItnPKa} : -_ \ �� bee p erform d lc RP%•.' R. /'. lir
Hull
19ilrsolny morning in ter city. mill at Knox church manse on
Mrs. A. J. 3facKnc an4L�[r. R. T.. The lw.st will leave Friday manning. el,,,..
l.lnyd--471. the 12th. on the last 4rlgr to i►4efrult- 11r. 01111 Mrs. ('ha•. llealp.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs_ T1,11:2.1
i. 4.th4' popular tN1. of .til• j,�rk, nl7t fu fawn stn apo I
1'1wlneker and Mr. 4.. Naftei. Mrs. ...sown. 80.1 everylasly who can .1101)1,4 .11er 111„111 h... Mr. 1lyale�
5ineKny -and Sir. Lloyd. 31r-. Grabnm plan t0 take 1t in and enjoy a splen• greduat.• •.f the Signal
and 31 r. 31..r:mrc -.did 1 hrel.' 4 '••:4S1111ng,.
In addition to those taking pert In. inmr•d t. one .f the
Ansr-�:&�-i..; 'l.wtn.tell knuwA. �.
til . prrl{yltitan. tc
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F1. Ricers. Miss };inn Mn,Er1:ei. Mi--
Saltation Army Notes •
TheT,l„n. Chtb has kindly ci'ijurtit--
est to eanvess the hn'.iue+.i ss'-thm of
the town for 4h/..elfdeuinl ram(Ntlan
wIlk•h_Is now well ua
..i.•r wily. A
boner-tn-house ,•aur.a
nwill take Warr
sect week.
k.
Sowtou. lender of
the Salvation Army In Cnnada raw.
New•folmdlnnd and Bermuda. pill
i•it iioderl'h 'jt June 211+1. The
4'ommlasloner has seen ...trier 11
many ports of the world.
The meetings for the week are as
follows. : T,,,•Rday, Home league.
2.30 pm.: Thursday. young people's
sleeting. 7 p.m.: Sunday school.' 1.30
p.m.: Sunday evening -service. 7 p.m.
Bette Mott:Ivan x114 364-.• .3.ieta ld,•
.A Masonic Night
- Ger ..r
-Tn.-slay evening Rt.. -tiro.;
ft,.
-is--Aherl,art, of 14ralririllr_-11_.IL
G. M.. of South Huron, paid his .f
fl.1n1 visit to •31a1t1and 'solar. No. 33.
A. F. and t. -M. Thele was a eery
large' attenlan e. In(•Inding many
brethren from neighboring lodes..
'11isecond• second degree was c,ilf,rrwt. and
was followed by the serving of re-
fnc+slment. find a- prngram of nddre.s-
'•. and waste.
Gasoline Tax Now in ERrrt
smoothie three-centsmoothie tnc Imposed
'by the Provincial Government went
into effect on Monrlay. The tnc Is
__.collected from the wholesale dealers
and all the pnr.trn'er In Goderfeh
'Sees of it Is the Increase of three
cents per villein In peke when he sets
his tank flllyd.
G. C. L Cade$ inspection
NntI - hnm been ree.tr.•.I that the
Animal lnmp•'tl(w of the ('olleginte
institute cadet corps will be held nn
Friday of next week. Mny 22nd. at
10 a.m. Lt.-4'nl. Glll.r. pie. of London.
1). ('. (l. for military dlmtrlct No. 1,
will probably be the insprwting ome.r.
The cadets me now In special, train-
ing for their Inmpetlon. and PAY In
charge of Company Commander 1).
Brock Orr Rawl Platoon ('ofAm,nder.
1D. Nairn and R. G. McLeod. Alt
lama are Invited to to prowent on
neeasien of col. GlnespiP't visit.
e parade will I.• 44.) of Victoria
rk.
Introducing 'Pep"
satniday wig "Kellogg I4ay" in
Gol.•ril•h anti the groera did n thriv-
ing 1.11.1110.s in the sale of Kellogg!
pr,'Itlet'-, the "pe•lal sale being put.du
on to In:r„.n
r• the ew' bran 400(01'111. The rampalgn.. indmllnl . _ihl'.:
newspaper and other publicity. wan
managed by Mr. J. 3i. Grunt. trnvel-.
ling representative of the Kellogg'
Company, nhn hl'mae•I( dieplays so
much "pep" that we suspect him
enting "Peri' three tames a day. j
The winner. of the prises offered ,
for the greatest number of pictures.'
of the Kellogg plant at London were:1
gat. Irene Johnston: 2nd, Gertrude!
1.nmhy : 3n1. Mrs. C. 1.. Moore.
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4a
24
57
tW
Women's institute 011kera
The /1 11111151 meeting of the (:oderk411
i%omen'e Institute woe held at the
home of tin. Iiowrie nn Thnrs$Ly•
May 7th. The following. others were
eltetel for the ensiling year: Presi-
dent. Miss M.- E. Salkeld. R, R. -2. 1
foderkh : let vie president, Mrs.
or -WF -11.- Pinder; 2tid rice -President. 4
Mm. Beattie; 3rd vice-president, Mrs.
JT. Swanson; tectetary-treasurer.
Mrs. 3. H. Marshall; directors.
A. Fowlle:' Mra. Wm. Abell. Mrs. J.
Snikeld. Mr.. F. Toole, Mrs. H. !thick :
pianists. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Beattie:
Anditorm, Yrs. A. D. McLean, Mee.
Reattle; district director. Mrs, J. IL
Marshall: district repreeentatires to
the annual meeting: Mise .3i. E. Salk-
-rid. Mrs. 1. H. Marshall. Mrs. Wm.1
nmpsnn. Mrs. W. Phl11Ipa.
e eompetitlOD several other pijDlf p" ' j .o -T I t 1 the representa-
it err ciof e na
--r--.w+'r.' «n-+44e-eourse.an4 s41.0--oth live „f the Whitt Star 1 i l now an attnrk „t 1111.Hu I
ng
we-
attar -
of New'
win
Ili1kY•, Imo
ghost phiee'
. but -'/after
e was aclvlwYl
. fie. nn. n to tak-. a re1
't,r se' rat months. an,
ee. sent regrets. not tlnving been .tidy r,f the Red Star NAvigetlun Pompany, fie, has returned t his native heath
to procure ill/Att.-dubs in flow to play -under whole -Mos the Greyhound- now to. f('4 itpePate . . .cu d n -at, t es
yesterday. After the game n Aleft'- tails. T* 1n town this week making" 11rs'z.'. ,'ni'rally the Sls-
ant .octal time watt enjovew.
ol in the. a14 newary arrang•'n.rnte for thetil 11"'
-elnb•h011 4' hal office : where
At the Ranges 1
The Ooderkeh Rifle Chili9held their
weekly 'hoot on Wednesday. when H.1
Lamprey carried off -first prize with
C. Proust second.
Following are the scores:
2110 :,(w► Total
yde. yds.
C.' Goldthorpe 39 2s' 4
E. ShraMow-it 21 214
A. Randnll 2ft 11
1'. 1'rousc 911 30
11. NPw.nmle 27
S. Goldthorpe Ile 21
1. •Unworn. jr. 30 =fit
11. Goldthorpe 14 14)
F. 'Siren • 29
Ii. Lamprey 211 32
11. Fisher 244 25
it. none 27 2!1
1t. Sheppard 21 2.1
.1. 1lrnphey 30
This c11.1, will shoot Heflin next
Wednesday. when any person wishing
to shot 1e Inrited to attend.
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54 l
tit)
5,4f
514
24
511
611
561
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Miss (Irate VId.sn visite.) at Tor-
onto Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leen. Jardine arrived
from Detroit Inst week and Mrs. Jar-
dine has been spending the week
with her p.renta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Merriam before I t her home
•err• fO in n ,•
OBITUARY
yr stent some of the
1 x,-i,rslntL i% lit a,1"mpant441- -l)y hmpiy years of 'hie- 'teen*. Is for him
Mr"..lda'Lran. .Ihr of the kk en's most attrnetice
Prod/Fiery of Huron places. nn.t he a very oeleom•.
Tia• i'rPnhytrry of Huron held Its ylXltor. %
regular meeting on Tuesday at Clio -
ton, with the following present : ,
JOHN E. SHARMAN Messrs. Abery. acting moderator. Would 1 his
nna
A widely extended family tonne•- Dr.. Fletcher and Lorkln. Ferguson.
tint'. tunny old friends, rinds -his se- Gllmotr, Alp, Telford. Hogg. Grant,
steintes in the printing trade all ('hidley. 3lne(srlan.•, McDermld, Np•
lament the drnth of Mr. John E. Connell, Foote and Hamilton. minis.
Sharman, which .carred at Alexan- term. and Misers. Hauch. Dodds. Mel-
dra 4101.itnl on Friday afternoon. 1 cilli. Stem -hon, McNay. Laidlaw.
Mr. Sharman. who woe employefls In Kirke. Higgine. Fraser. Rn•henan
the Signal office. wee tore«d to give and 31'c•Ir, elders. '31r. Ah•ry was ate
tip his work in February by an attack pointed for this meeting as modern -
of the "fin." which he was nimble to tor. 'Mr. McDermid resigned Ilio, p,-
ehakr' off. After spending some time Pithon a•'• mnderntnr anti his resigns -
fit the besotted be was improved sof- tl„n was nCceptwl.
ficlenity t. retnrn home. hot the len-„Tile meeting was reg'Inrly begun
provemPnt proved to he only tempo:, with prnhn'. reading of the word and
rary and _h• was again taken to _the_ prayer by .Mr.-__MeDuullhd. There
hoapltal. where he passed away. as were present also Mr. Anderson. of
alrendy Mates'. nn F'ridny hist. ' ; India. Mr. Monteith: of the Prettily -
Mr. Sharman, osis the youngest tory of Sarnia. and Mr. Meyers. of
eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. William the staff of ynnng people's work. and
Sharman. of Gol.ric•h. 1Te 'periled these were received by •,the Preshy-
the printing trade and worked as n tory and n,kel to sit a104 errrespnd.
ebtupo$Itnr at different places in the The session records of Rlyth and
Province. hilt mostly in hie home" Grand Bend and ('hrb•tt tver4' pre -
town. Hr wnm n conscientious. 'in- iienterl for exanllnataen and 'cotnmR-
dnstrlo s worker and gave hie loyal. tees were appwoinhd for that moister
feithful sercke to the tinier. 111 witch nod they WM. ,•cnmhied and �e'rtI-
he wa'. engagerlie is ,nrti-r..l by fled necordingly.
31cNev}n. hitt wife. who lives at Detroit. nn
by A brother. Mr. Wolter Shnrmnn. of e•mmmdeslouers to the General Alo-
of ib•tr"it. and two sisters. Mra Ho- .mthly. Mr. Gilmour a •n. appoint -
Reath. r$ Strathclalr. Man.. and Wes ed to convey greetings to the W. M.
hle.. Isabel Sharman. prInr4P411 of Content 44."•iet% ut itnicellrlrl at the P.ptem-
-^keho1, (mderlr•h. A peculiarly re- her meeting. The protect of 1')i'
grettehle eIMnmetnnee 4. thnt Miss Lnrkin and others was tweet -Med ;by
;�itharman. wins is trmh'rgntn trear--thrm- and--lwtrt-mr-thr table,
merit in s Detroit hospital, ens nn-' At the afternoon session the restor-
able to he with her brother during nation of his charge. was •pre.entesl
hill Illness or to attend the fennel. by Mr. Mo4'onnell. of Henson. and
Mrs. Sharman was here daring til. representatinne In ronn.rtion there-
last
herm
last few weeks of her hoshniol'Y 111- with were heard from moor of the
nixes.
Hensel' congregation. The ee.itnH-
The funeral took pence on Snndny Aon ens areepteo
afternoon from the home of Mr.. The l'reebstery Will then nddresseY1
Robert Sharman. St. Darld'et street. by Mr. Anderson, of the Indian nt'-
40 Maitland cemetery, Rer. J. R. shnan• stat. and special mention
Holw►es. psktor of North street Metho was made of Mr. Mandl and mite -
dist ehnreh, eondneting the services. stonary work In inulin. The 'onfer
The pallbearer* were Mem... Witter ince arrnnged for by the r•nnfe'rence
Sherman (Dstroit ). - William ramp- ,sommitlre W4 entered into with Mr.
bell. jr.. Wm. Sharman, Reg. Shoe 3Telers of the central eommltte• In
man. Ernest Prlr)ham and ('Inrence (horst. nn training for leadership
Rnherh wA. Among thong. present moons the young people.
were Mr. J. Menzel% 01 Woodstock. The resignation of Mr. Macfarlane
and Miss Nina ShaPmen, of Detroit. le to he ,rnsider,.l ata spcial m,Y•t-
ing at ilnyMld at 2 „'.•Iow•k In the of
ternoon of Ti,owtnt. Mny 20th.
Be
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an Improvement ?
1 No rhnnges were made in 410 t(st
aah•atInn Army Malts M.$Inlf
A mass m,etlnr under the nispires
of the !intention Army was held
Kone drench on Wednesday evening
of Inst week Mayor it. J. A. Mac
F,wan pre.I4.YI, rind a program o
m,►si.- and addrOl".s was serried out.
The ,•o:ef address of the evening WAR
by Commandant i1. A Hnrd. flnnnMal
representative of the Salvntlon Army
for Western Ontario. 111. snhJect
was 'The Underworld." and In a
stirring address he described the
work of the Snlvetlon Army among
the nnfortinotPa. Ile urged the
nnnneinl snpp.rt of the people In thy.
self denial campaign which was an -
der way. Other number, nn the pro-
gram Inriide6 .elections by the Knox
ehtreh Snndny tchool nrrheetre. s
enrol ttnln hy Mee. A. 1. MacKay. a
piano m01n by T.Ir•tS. Kingdon. and
brief Addresses by Rer. R. C. Me
Th•rmld. tient Kingdon end others.
The meeting was br.hght to a close
with the Pinging of the National Ah
at Autherley for lit summer. thele. 1
4'..e S,r
force
The above sh0\t•s a suggested •hanpfr in the x%':111:. int 1r Sognar4'
lealling•from West street and East street, respeetively. towards the
eentre-.a1 the park. At pres1n1TrilIF- ext mid west walks--one--Rtv-
either'side-lead up to the Ride of the court' house, where nobody
wantti te go, there being no entrance to the court house at the s tier.
The reenit is that a great steal of sprier is taken up in erose -pant*,
and people who keep to the regular walks have to )ro somewhat out
of their \cif to get from one side .,f,lbe `�« Starr to the other. The
suggested plait is thnt there be two walks «1n either side, each of
them being practically a-tontinaanet. of the sidewalks on East Oteet
and West street apeatively and funning directly across the'park
from East street r Went fluent. This plan, it ix eon/adert, would
.1V(' time x11.1 would do away with some at least off t*t unsightly
crow-patha. Tire- grAtind between the two paths enuld' ma41e into
flower -beds or lawn. and 011 the east side would make a fine setting
for the soldiers' moni1 t.
Now that the town neil is talking of ting .nrhing at the
edges of the grass plata i the Agnate, the pTan is silhmitted as
deserving ,tertolls Pnllsgderat On. •
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