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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-8-13, Page 1For the Bride 1 Our Wedding Invitations, An- nouncements and Cake Box Cards all reflect that distinctive style so desired by the bride of to -day. Telephone 35, The Signal MEVISNTY-EIGH'!H YEAS NO. U OEM Counter Check Books 1 GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. AUGUST 13, 1925 We can meet any compeu- tion. If you need a new sup- ply call Telephone 35, The Signal SIGNAL ?MINTING 00., LIMITED, ?Withers COUNCILLORS DONT LIKE WAY HOUSE IS BEING BUILT Council May Adopt Standard Specifications to Govern Building A swell hon.*. s'hu't, Mr. W. T. Johnston Is building on lighthouse street was the subject of considerable discussion at the meeting of the town examen on Friday nigbt. The quer- Gan came up time after the reading of the minute.' of the previous meet- ing, ('ouncillor Hays asking why Mr. Johnston was being allowed. in de - thence of the Couue•II, to go ahead with the building of a house that was not tit for habitation. Reeve Munnings made some ex- planations, It •Pl xwred that from which the Bre Committer (which reeom- mends the granting of building per- mits) was willing to give Mr. John- ston a permit if he would make cer- tain eptabu improvements to the building. There was some question as to how tar Mr. Johnston had acceded to the demand* of the committee:-_ Councillor Bayes said he objected to being made a iaughing-stock, and he thought that an information should be laid against Johnston the next morning. Councillor Turner said he felt the Mme way as (qum•Illor Flays. Furth- er dlrt•usston was delayed until e Are committees ,report should he dl cuasef. All the members of the connoll were present. Tile tax convenor's report Showed 8 total ,,f $1,412.410 colteeted from July _1.7 tp_: tiguat 7. The total of arrears collected from March 28 to Angulst 7 was b.1.919.11S, Tile eextnn of Maitland cenietery reverted nine burials is the atonth of July. Building Permits Applbmtfons for building pe.i4'. ts, as follows. were rewired and refer - rel to committee in . the usual man- ner: W. Somerville. re -teases Awl-. ling, Quelw. ntn•.•t ; 1'nitcd t'hnneh of Canada. re -roofing church but.ding. Norte et risk, estiarat'd .oat $1.000; M. M. Campbell. new frnre verandah At dwelling, Quetwe street ; Walter rlow. garage. Victoria street; Geo. • JUDGE CAMERON PASSES AT COBOURG Burial at Gwkrirh Godeeich wourus this week the death of one of Oa most distinguished sons. Malcolm Graeuo' t'ameron, who less than a year ago, upon his appoint- ment as judge of the Comity lburt of the united counties of Northumtwr- laud and Durham, left this town to take up his residence at Cobourg. He had been he his usual health until quite recently, and his death, which on•urre.l at his reeldence at Cebourg 4,u Monday evening, was sudden and uneximeeed. Mr. Catueroa was six- ty-eight years of age and is survived by his -wife; one -daughter, 'Diana Greeter.; tour slaters. Mrs. John (alt and Mrs. (Dr.1 A. l'. Hunter. of God- erieh. Mn. (Dr.) J. 1). Wilson and Mrs. R. A. Bayty, of London; and one lrother. Allan N. (Ytmerin. of Tlorlda. The funeral takes plate tine (Thum - dew afternoon frrnn Knox church. Go(ferieh. - 'Takers Plac I'hts afternoon Barry t'. Meek, enrage. Toronto ,ijr4ree: T. •H.- Mitehell, remodelling ng, Installing new heating sys- tem. altering ;rlumhin`, erecting gar- age. ete.. at dwelling, Scarth street. estimated coat $1,J110; .1. J. Moser. re- building shell at hornet shop. Ham - Ilion street; J. .1. Moser. renveleiltng Orst door of part of buildlhg onHam- iltonne street. lusting It into a meet - _ - apartment. eethnat.wl coat $.'OE); John not be allowed to get away with it. Signal 4,r The Star or with Mr. play-off mateb m1 'Monday night. Ilarrisnn. garagee and tool-holue•, Pie- The Reeve and Cubneill.r Jae ad- G. W. Meek at We poat.Bi.'e so. that Salttur1 were the victors by , a 4-2 tun street :. Miss Jennie Whitely. re- vi -sell that the council adopt stnutiarl urraug.'mephs limy 1e nude to eau fur count. ie played their usu*st goodt hingling roof of' verandah. South specifications, w ' builders would those wbn w-itlh•to attend, and to tate ttrend-11f bail and were able to hit op* nee: J. J. Moser. horn and garage. 'know clearly what was regtnred. them home afterwards. .hcrrtUuei3.. The !kitting ..r Harr? t timnted .est-$fN)0. Rrbufldieg d t3/eps ) bast Aueuit ah F' invitation woos ex- x-. the Millers' srnr.ahortetup. wag Derry Day Ceiebraled Derry Day was celebrated In (loth .'rich yesterday by a large gathering of 1118.k Kuigbt 1'recel,tories, repre- sentIne the ..'unties of Hurpn, Grey, Wellington. Renes, al.ddl•sex. Elgin anti 1'ertb. There ;V&A s aple parade. followed by a. program of speeches. dial■ came on about 4 0'. .lock and di,pwraed the crowd earlier than would otherwise have been the ease. slur report of the domoonatratinn 144 held over until nest seek. an it ie: tn- ps.-sible to get it in ;yp,• at this late. ho The News of the Town Many Going to the Wiwi ('ou.iderable interest i- being shown IocaILq ,-111... 1.1w..sunuuuceunut 4,t the harve•stera excursions to the Welt. and a good many will go from tide dlstriet to help take vett the big crop In the Prairie Provin es, A number have, already purchased tickets for Westr•rtl points,. Mettle railways ad- vertler excursions to- leave /:,sterich August 21st. Maitland Golf Club The $eafurth golfers,. w.4, 1,r.• to visit the' Maitland Got( ('lute hast Stat• llrriay, proodpnned their visit to Satur- day next on account of the le,a%y rain last 0,ek. ale rs of the Maitland ('duh have lw'I plkunlug a visit to the thee!' oa 1•tuuud (:elf and ('wintry ('tub. t t tw far have not been able to arrange a i Te Compete at Toronto date suitable to both elide. • I'ruvlding .every mruther I. able to t get away 011 Thursday. Scutt r :t. Prizes to Ile Distributed Mr. ,IL,ore. Pr,,Iitall bortbe►ltural I intuit r. ,rill be at tit. ,•Idldrep'- , plods, corner of )lout, sal anti Market : streets. 4,u Friday aft.ruou. All the! `ehitdrre nee -asked Lu be en hand at 7. u'cl ek. wbes' -1 izes willlw 6nteit. - t'ollegiate Reopening 'rhe regulating of the Urtutruueut 4,I lsdacntlui, re ardi,i1 the opening 14,t the fall term has leen *loomed from the "first Tt.•sday of September lifter Labor iray." .tithe. this year . would In• Neptewber Stk. to the "lied Tuesday of September- for continua - 1 nom and high wheals and ..,Ilegtate•a. ;oilerlrlt Collegiate liutltlite• theree- fnre will el -open 011 Tuesday. itep- temler 1st. • • Thought 11 Was a Fire Was alae roof of the !tank of Con-• mance bonding on fire? This was the queettun that arose in the wtudst Tlue fraud has enterer of a nunlher (4t citizens 4,u Tuesday ' blinds of out more 4 afternoon ab 4,t .i pilo k when they I ,ors. The , test pier saw anode Issutug from 1111e top 4,t lll,,.ratie Gem. k tnrihting 'f6r chief t of pie' are busy p. sense Ike was on the sonic and he was just Baudmaeter Je on the cert•• of sounding the *re alarm when it was discovered that the smoke was coming from a chim- ney, invisible from the street. the G,sh•rkh hand veil take rt in the Laud ...ttnpe•tltien at len- t o. ' rlbiti Toronto. hsl at To , n 1 National a t f 1Yr erase C:' ..f 11u twenty p14y- t. "Sullivan'. the Iwai boys h. No. 'tioniot ere wasi,ialie stand: a geod chance. and It is hule•d nothing will prevent them from going to Tor -1 onto. A program of ankle will lel rendered on the Square next Sunday 1 evening, and the teat sdectlon ant 1N• IMO .4,f the numbers: 4,r. � Listowel v. Goderidi tie•were i Listowel golf players 144 gni of the Blur Water Rolf and country: ('lub yesterday -and had A mateh with the Blue Nater players. the local player,. winning. Afterwards dinners was served at the elnh house and ad enjoyable time was spent, The score: \. Llatowel . Goderl -h W H. R. E. H CHmle ..0 S. L. Lloyd ..1 inbeln .0 Mr. ('antel,in 1 orpbi:l A. J. MarKay 0 0,k 1'. 4). I'nreons 1' Mr. If vral0.- Gen. Armee 1 F. Kelly . .-.-.41--- --13- It. 4+141 .-:-1 Mr: French . :O - R. 9trlekler .1 H. I'. 'Wanner. Mr. Jennings .1 R. A. ('1Sm1e0 Mr. Kerr ....1 W. A. Kibler.A. Kelly 0 J. M. S hlubelf 0 . L. Parsons 1 ; W.-- Jlohlratera .0 . -- Claalacker 1. Mr. • "Gyp" Is Desi '4I11py' I)r. Mabee's cocker spaniel, N 1 n ht• firing. ewes i . t!1 land Y t fa no m a R HD owner took him to grand Bend on Sunday afternoon, and there a bather, with the kindest of inten- tions, took him. quite a piece out in the water and the swim back -to share Was too much for (he little old dog. fip reachid the Lahore, but almost im- mediately ilrepped over and died. His toaster brought the body home and buried it under an apple tree in hie garden. whe•ree "Gyp" had passel many happy hours. -Gyp" was proh- ably•the lest -known dog in town. 111 was a (neurite with everybody.- and hnd a wag of his tett fir every friend. Tic facer t WPels years old. and lied heen'Dr. Malec*-ronetant anti faith- ful eompatiien treses his plumy days. The'Dtator all dilutes the lit tie Jug's long .11te and his uncap' from being erush(d by an automobile to the fact -that -for- the -)a-1 siocen yeer' 114,...11x{1. Lumber Ig. - r rr�. SOFT -BALL LEAGUE DR. STAGER FOR FU °NED LARGE AUDIENCES HONORS Named in l with .%ppoiul meat as • t Uauarie Eleelrie Wiring ('store fire • Brockville, A Thr lir,• brigade was called out ou whose mimes • Tuesday afternoon shortly bet ore u oelpk by All ala -ria sett in trout the' rueutlo, d 11 saddens• of Mr. l'. 11. Humber. Vle- 1 Idshupric of (htta feria street. where wrongly a uueeted � by the regiguat i (Care- ti'iring hart catwed a blasts- r*. The service.. of the brigade were not Trinity Cunene, required. how,•vel•, us the blase '4)144• 1)r. H. H. Itedt extinguished by Miss !'ern ,Howler. Perth and for Hall it not been fur Miss Hutuller's University of quick action a serious tire might harm vllle. flue. It is eonsld rholce will fall from outside oil Carlo, and the favor of a Cana the see. Iter. Dr. Sea and Mrs. ('. Sea developed. Boat Arrivals The_ steamer Gleucalru arrived at I;,Nkrieh on Monday morning with 1'�3.111N) l,usl els of wheat and .wets for the elevator. Several yachts visited the harts.r the past week. The Colleen was here Thurwlay, the Lou Inuits. oN, Satur- day and the Katrina on M,tnday. 1,11 TIN•Pday the S0war. a twu-mtl_+t- ed sailing yarkt with au auxiliary This n engine, visited the part. 'Fri to a elegant little eraft.5nd was lunch ad- mired. tu,nlg rho.e.. pr.,wlutuUy with the reel racu„, Course of Splendid Entertain - Tr. •Itjtdwell ments to Conclude with a tip and Rev. - - Itrurma 4,i Grand Concert Friday Night -_..- rector of I of the This Is Chautauqua week. large Lennox. audiences have heard the various, per- formances ,iu x-r- formance•s,iu the big tent at Marler that the Park. and on the 0114,1.' the programs clergyman have been eminently satisfactory. The wear of +kr course (lure* with a wu•Ieal prase'- aeutiment itt talion. entitled "['lice Shridlerd's ng riveted to 1)tlewni," .a, Friday night. t'hnutauqua opened Monday ufrer- Iowan with a cnnee•rt by the Jugo-Slav sun of Mr. '1amhnriett Orchestra. This Is a six- MoAe•rIeh. i piece orehelitra playing Instruments • somewhat resembling the ukelele and , the 'niter. and or various sizes, the !largest .Ping very much Ilk.' a baps It, of Toronto.(101. 'Their picturesque eustume•s give fttapkcnd. 11:,' Their a foreign appearance. e t s[ Ik•troit. stool thisimprrmelep Ln rte t gthoned tfelaUre. hen. when the leader's peculiar a.•1.•nts returned t., are heard as I* introduce•a the various a week it. m''mben 4:'1 his eumpegy. Tlut urilies- tru played a varied program of popu- et 'Toronto,. is Inv sirs, Southern melodies. xrlw Uuns ttivnds in from the operas and Nome of . the cllaramerl*LIC mu k 01 their own coun- AT CHAUTAUQUA TENT THIS WEEK PERSON Mr. and Mrs. J for were i4, town Miss Annie .pent two weeks 3\'m. l� Mr. a BRIEFS his boat after Louth. MIPs !,aura The W.l'.T.l•. will meet Mouday. clotting relatt town. Mrs. Herald (1011. where she - month.. Mn. J. An W elkervilk, fritods in tb ML se s LyeUa onto, were the August 17th. at 3 p. li..Til foie T�r- *uue• Hall. Superintendents of de- partments are expected. The regutxr 'monthly meeting of the A11tu,ek Cheerer. 1.0.1).E.. will Ise held in the Board of Trade room on Monday, August 171 at 4 p.m. . Tie 'tulle of rappers' altetsptei yesterday b1' Ahmeek Chapter, 1.0.1). substan- tial E.. 1 s sot n(hlrywl t 4,tstan- lm the tial sof $2'94 was realized.. w tl(pl•ri•h ort iridium! Society f eon • W.C.F.M. 14-44.1. Ia • On Thursday night tie'Millars took -an abbreviated eontest Qtau _the_ (LC I. by a 1t:--11 colt, t • game t.eiug called on account of .1 knee. at the cud of the seventh'. Inning.. The teams were: Itohit,sun i W. MaeI)ou- aid it,, D.lairn sb. M Sanders,.n e. It. Munro cf. W. fiat •rs',n re S. Sanderson p, R. 4;11m••R 311. .4. Me - Connell rConnell. Pe..- - - \W.l•.F.M. tl, Fox es, W.-Carrtekit; II. Clpwe rf, J. Wiggins lb, A. Mal- longb : i. 4;. Young c, R. Sp itferd :)t., M. Walker cf, .W. Duckworth pc Score by innings; - ' 1 Wit show•" Ilte nee tut _ tournamen words and %ervd Weir won first prize and George Symonds and Fred Toole second prize. Mr. 1t. J. Meg w• in carrying his' left laid In a ban lee. He h..d• the e•lt.1 4,1 Itis first tinge•rsnt (tent off the otter day in the springs of his autd- nl..l.tl. -while h.•- • pouring jot, en the tear. The regular ntunthlr meet of the \W.•maO'k N•iety 1Knoz church will be held in the 11issienary Sot* room „n Tnteoray• ^\ttguet 18, at The ..'..gram will be Pr \Ieml.rrs of Golden Gare Royal Miss M0rph7 .1t . ts'tarkrr 1 ' .trr 3 ou Eligible? Mrs. R. f'ilml1'0 Miss Pa It. '.1 The annual informal jtatherlug of Mrs. $eltlnlsdn 0 Mrs. ('rsi .e 1 the men of (:al.'rich and vicinity who Mies K. Fair..1 Min Tnlhu tO are eighty years of age er over will Mrs. Waltzer .0 Mrs, •'Mattelhe held on Wednesday-, August 19th. a • IS tit 3 p.m.., in rat. Patrick's 1'ark. Alt Hilo have reached this, age are eon ina The return game 0111 be pta' t ,lion)Invited to attend this 4uul)l Listowel 4,u 31'e124'Nday of next week. ; get•together. It is requested that namesfie teff at -tate -oAice- of- L'mpttrr-I'. Murphy stet A. Beetle let Its annual ghdiplue t windows of taw -i fisr-tn1• 1\'rdtu•sdny. August 19. _--, regular weekty bowling nn Monpjay night H. Ed-'Ed-' sthis h Miss Jean New York C1 ruts, Dr. and u cli Mr. and M tended thaw: held al Mr. Fred Robinson retu nrday attar a their .bow he Mies nestle nit timed 'te L her ho11da>A 1 'brothet, eel; floderl•h lute. Weekl'rwltt mnry, Nn. . Milford 13-C.N.R. 8 and $ r )(nights .from Clintons It:t1 The C.N.R. 'emm art tittle fir -t der field and Varna mlirhed in n body ton fecal of .the confit half 4,t the Pelle- Sunday evening to tet. George's ole on Tbntrsloy night, whel Salt- church. They were headed 1!y the he dford 1..'k t! air meu.ore 1:: tb S. eat life tied drinn nand. which played lisltfurd Wins the Play-off :1 number oft by 11111 tunes. Iter. S. 14. ' aaltfmtl and the 1Wesfcrn Cai,a.1,4' ILlrile. r-lor of the church. dens. 'rel i'lonr Mills. the lending teams of rhe 14. forei•fnl addr•s-4 to the 4!rif-er. has - l1 .1 II►rwloniede. fact-tn tin•-ing leis rddre-a ,.ti tlr--,ptinelpien of the theins, under. ' NIM rn a1 [M' . e•s \ I r - • (* on . of 'Ther 4 htMtrri'_ 4 �pptp-y itrti r Moser r -kr f i.T to c tended- 4,, the 55.•41 1 J.tlr allatr4 Jwhu_ 1 ht of i Id Society for the annual grant Was views of the council rrgardt,g then had reached the arse eighty Y years ferrel to the (inane* committee. building or. the steps down the river .or over re alert informally in St, l'at- The. -rwlnrst of Town Clerk Knox y -..----- I risk's Park and spend a aortal after- -One 4,t Wellesley arrear. 1 -•twn week. Mdl.lays was granted. Cutinrlilor -Lee was in 1414a-111 a noun. Over twenty-five enioyeti this. nil Mips Ethel Stokes WAS appointed more Is'rmanelt atyte... of steps. lei first gathering, and others exprees+d ting clerk and treasurer _ter_ five. lila short life. he said, be had knawn -regret at not being able to attend. rind of Ida absence. four sets of. -steps- -1--itome wuTf- be missing thts-7ear, whiles. 4 communication from the ('rime Meese Muuninga iaterjcct.d, that there are others who have ot•ached the inister and one from J. W. King. dere heti not been a new saes, there required age 'and are now eligible to .I', 4.•knowledging receipt of the for twenty years. at which there war membership in this ''m„st ex,•luslve 111411'e ,expression of opinion on the a laugh h1 which Conneillor Lee club in Canada." ....tion of the exhort of electric joined. I There is no expense of any kind her. were receive) and placed on The Mayor was anxious lest the! connected with this gathering. the year's estimates be exceeded by the `only qualification being that of age. L.O.L. No. 1142 asked permission building of the Lore expensive style! l:oderk'h's example last year watt the erection of an eleetrle sign of steps.,- and the Reeve held that the eepled by towns all over Canada, as side tie lodge rooms. Referred to woolen steps were better t„ walk un.1. far West an Ynmin.ps„ but at no other Uc works egglwlttee. and safer. i gathering were there sit many present. communication from the Atnpu- Finally 11 was decided that the The attendance this year should be(ine on Asencletinn of the rt War,-*honk''public works committee *honk' pre -I mto•ll larger than lust, when the ole Mang the council for a,atatahce, pare plans and specifications for a set jw•t WAS met 44o well understood. received and filed. • of woolen steps and advertise for Committee Reperta tenders. Master Reymptel and Miss Evelyn finance committee in Re report l'eople have still been damping re- ikean are spending two or three weeks memiect-the--perehase- - tiers- tatsw-lviTste-rat a: l'oun-,,witb_ relit res at Ilufalo.-__ - ge property adjoining the town cuter Lee's snggesti n 11 was decided Miss Weiss atter) • '' the Square 'Infield eta erratic' fit at a price of $3,250--4 830 to be to have signs erected fsrhidding reunion •fait week. In mph and the remainder le damping of any materlai whatever Misr Maty Ilnene7 1; wentIlustA+r-timre. --Thr-teaane: - yenrly instalment, of $800 at the hanks of lake or river. weeks' holidays at Detroit ant Cleve- (1.4' 1 -E. Elliott nil, W. MatDon with interest at *ix per cert. are eommittee recommended the appointment of R. Ander- GPO. Mnmby and John Vickers as rs of the Bre t.rigade Ire ap-. Other recommendation* were ape Are hall he cleaned. painted renovated; that the coommittee into the matter of appointing *n r to look after the new fire and that the water and light shin 1.0 requested to MIAOW ire lire alarm owftc•h eonn,•eted once. " public works committee report- t * tree had been removed from ., en a ('o- e . x 'Green', r II f seas 1n G• Co - Street, find that Mr. !lector had Installed curbing to front residence. tit. Patsl.lcx..atreeL e foottur.. Saltford will later nettle 111 •NG:\NNON Ut NGANN4N, Ans. 12. -Mr. and MI's. Wadidge, anti Child. -of Toronto; 141,• visitors at the •hotue et Mr. anti for the championship with the win- ners of the second half.. The team. lined Irl, As, follow.: 11'.C.F.Il.-it. Fox foie W. Carrick if. A. Mallntigh 211. Sohn Wig11h+ Th: Jas. Wigging rf. 1:. Young ., 11. Ilief- Jar41-31.•--1'.-7atrnws-.L-W. buck -worth P. t4altfonl-W. Bisset e. 11. Riblet 3t,. It. Elftott If. W. Barlow p, F. Townsend lh. A. (;aldtirepe 21t, 11. McManus ss, it. Geitlihorpe 1T, ji. 1141- I.i:'t l;; rf. . Scion• toy innings. W,C.F.M.-000000 1 1 0-2 Sanford- 0 0 1 :t 0 e 2 1 0-7 1'mpin's--E. Ikan 'and W. Mae - Donald. G.f ,l. 18 -Square 1 The • G.U.1. showed a reversal of form on Tuve/tiny night, whets tiny swampSSl the Squaw under an %bale nnehe of thirteen roils. The Square narrowly avoided A shutout by m,•ur- Ing- one run In the ei htb. The c Complaint having bees- made of the land. • loading of wood at the beach. lensing Mr. and Mn. A. It. Vail and two sliver.. to the discomfort of bathers, daughters. of Waehingtun, D.C.. are the harbor committee was empowered visiting Mrs. Vail's mother. Mrs. J. to act In the matter. • H. Colborne. - --_. Councillor lee reported the refusal Miss Bruce Is here from Washing- ton. 1).C.. on her annual summer visit. Mr. Sentt McNally, of Flint. Welt, Is visiting at the 014 home herr. His. Opal Traynor, of Flint, Mich., in visiting friends In town. Rev. P. 3. Gnam left. on Monday for a period of recuperation at Mt. ('le- a report. 0 mens. Mich. Te improve Fire Aiarwt system \ Mr• 1'. T. nook of Rnffaln, has teen Tlie next topic was eke Bre of the renewing acgnalitanroa In town this previous Monday night, -1, was In- week. Jr ducedi by the - Deputy Rave, who 4 i)�H NOTtSB inset foliate acts hupwnving action, spw•Inl committee recommend- the alarm system. jli at the chairman outline unfree it. was left to the fire (committee t* and regulations and bring in a devise a plan for a fire alarm ayrtem bylaw. thrnnghout the town. and In the mean - About Johnston House time a telephone is to he Installed In P s at en 'i ort r Grn Bleu m sl la d n but rgr er'it 1 , tv were all adopted. R revs, 1 tctinn with the fire commit- rite town, hall, and an alarm switch is fit there ea* tnrther wrens- to bis isatallwt at the waterworks the Johnston matter. Reeve statin' and one at the town hal. Paid It was the most tinselly The pulite work* eemmltte0 w* M frnllding he had Pier ongh he did not share Roun• aye' fears that the house mhle dawn. Councillor Tut - last year's council had troll - the Name man -"could not to do anything at apt." Mayor n sold Johnston wax flouting of the ersnm ll and ahrml'l of the C.N.R. to deliver a ('.P.R. ear on the C�N.R. tracks at the north aide of the harbor and thought the matter should he taken ttp with the Itailway ('nmmiseton. 4'ouneill„r Hays urged against *117 precipitate action and the matter was referred to the harbor committee foto *nlhorized M have repairs made to the office hntlding of the former Yp- ttonal 1llipinitlding ('n. on Brock, street. Alio to the roof of the freight .tied *t the h*thor. • Bylaw No. 18, for the pnrehaPP of the property adioteing the town hall. rens read three times and paired. and the council then adjomm.d. *Id lb. D. Nairn 21.. M. Sniffier -0e t. R. Munro If, W. Sanderson rf, It. Sanderson p, R. Gilmore cd, A. Mc- Connell 4411. tepiare--P. Johnston rf. 4''. Shear - down '2h. W. Suasel :It,, N. t.ddart c, 4'. Black p. 11. 111. hay lf, It. $ualz,•1 IPM, U. Retteom it,. It Black (f. Score by innings: tt.C.l.- 2 1) 4 2 Af 1 0 41-13 tkplare-41 0 11 4) 0 4, 0 1 41- 1 Cmpire44T>C. ik•a1 :old J. Stewart. The Limp Club 're. W.('.t.M. game wchtlnlel for Tneeday night was post- poned. The Won I.n*t 4 1 ('. N:R. 8 ' 1 a 2 , .•ttpy the pntlplt It- the 1' sited 2_.-_-Z --- - Lot{, uu,rultut and t.•i,Itfpg next St 1 2 day. 1 2 The United chur(11 will bald n gar - 1 >< peal party cm Tabor 11,7. Septetuhcr 1 >f 7th. Mr. and Mr.. /shies }WM.. load 0. Mrs. aweek Mr. sod i last guests T o•le t R C�. Landers and son David, lir. and Mrs. I;Iils•rt McS.'lI and Mr. �ellle Stacey, of Fullrrtnn, and Mr. nod Mrs. Alex. Me tlw,rge, of Listowel. The nervier. rat North street }'Duel church next Sunday will tut a* fol- lows: 9 a.m., ehttrch (lasses and Men's Club. 10 s.m., landay school. Pdblie worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wright. B.A., of Trinity BM. H. W. Rh Baptist ehwreh, Hamilton, will preach in the (1o4etic'h Rapttat ehnreh next Sunday. Morning snhjw't, •11 n'elnrk -'•A Great Tett for T)nUerera." *veto- ing. then= Ing. 7 o'elnrk--"A (!teat Race.'• The regal*r monthly meeting of the Arthur (Vele will be held 1n the I(r- Mrs 41. M. Mehenlafe. Mrs. Ch:es. Imes t r i:.slrrf •h. wis a.week-tut viellvr._aLtlys__I.otne of Mir foal, again for a 0111'0. alas t eel a Intl Mrs. F. Ho„a.-- I sp. aft 1114 • *iiner : IT Spokane, Wash- • w1 111 these two Wenn. would control 7le•i. �: is itlntrsut; #r': 111iti,,til-aa+i l ivalurr -while ilea.• ilineka has IN 1.11 :1! the . "hr01Nt. hit it r fhe hew 114.1' oven- . ++f Yearn Lm• 117- sur e..we• , Itt•fore the ensniug entertainment r began Mr. J. 1'. iMac addr•saed the• raStuck. of gathering briefly 0n behalf of the Itdsylsa,� with guarnator1. asking the people who ap- preeinte ('hadtatiqua to du it little 14 •jieek, of Tur• missionary work and induce their ns Yrs. M. c.friends to purchase wnu•se tickets. lie then introduced the manager. Mr. 1N hoar, from Harris. who told the audience why It fait to her par- was ne•P.sar1 fur , ('haurauqul to C. Hunter. have the guarantee It asked.•nud thou ear 1tPwnrt rat- spike ' the program to he presentedBotta. ,cn,ccu, this week. l 141,4. past week. The muni, 1 r the et ening {terror- * - •0nd mks.Huzri mance 0us furnished by the Juno -1•rtroil on Mat- dlsv.T„mburi.;, orchestra who caught s' racstlon at the fatty ..r 11. ,,ening audleuete• as they had "f 11,4,1 e1 the nftrru,..u. $.•alert.; bra- The ..election from ';It Trustor." aft• t' aI' lt'llnIi was e.LN.•ially vii).' ',I tb.. a,.'kt ,.1 her Ur,, IIi110a Ira JUI The I ('1uner 4,t 411. 45•I4118 0.844, .Dr: lbu Mary Hllt .i Irn .item*, It minder 0t 'tnnl of tinrw-, at on.u. a i.•uti/11 ws1et 4* a Ztineen •1. s „.,„iiur a 8111 Enrol.• and a wrMrr--wheewisrt-i- G.ede•r�-•h. 11.- h.lv, leen publiahe'd in lending ee 1111 return- s,-leut)Ih journals :of- different coma- e -Ali relative the mead. Ile .ubjectir. Mined. upeu were of tuts. Dr. lanae Mise Ruth 1,a Ik,•rrllte, speaks ,easily slid fir.*rtf-"1N►-'4111'-*- "w"-- --'- Miss ()encode e:nli.-k'. ofIlineteille, humorous and yet ',•rloel•, I1.' presents 1'en4.. and Miss -Alum Ford, ac LWinnl- hist alai raehh,Ili I l i i i dial aj. 1 all,f ten Iwo. are guests of Miss 1)Itve sten. Muster Emile.. Mero and 1118k. Mar tin• mr,cs.ge 11e wished to cuureey. that garet 31.ro, 'truce street. are spend Weakness might'- become strength. Ing tutu ni-eke+ w'Ith their gratitIper ,l.knt*s might be turned to heirjth. en;s. at r. and Mrs. Joseph Morn; sea• and fallen. 11111 an(.ts-. it p•n .! forth. 'wuniti I,rstan,l +4,,d obey the lave* 31r. and Mr ."Want -r 11uc1mw111. et by which their bring Is governed. Toronto_ are ming their t•'l,lrl, • . .Some of his claims •wtm(d rather 4.5 - in lolQn.' Their r:oo. l.eemnrd, + n u , traingnn1.1,.i itte said -Grey- errtereeF tiu•in after ,pelting a 'mouth i-, 31.1• upon *omni expierieuee. For in- kaka. ..teams.. he said Ih1.t if he were allow- - -Mr.' nint llow---Mr'sntt-Mew-Wm.- Healy. of 1 alro>~*_•d 10 ,antral twit. boors of a lerso0 44 71(i'li rp�ytl,t�t „Iltr palm week. In tewtl. sully life hr trail -it Awl wished o - nlae'L1 1i1k 1,rethera, ('harleivat.1 Jo- Poll anything ite 'with. and revisiting old +rwtee'aftr1 a le... 'Ph -e hours of ...telt important*. -h.,.y..,,,. � lie in.li.utwt were the first hour of ' Mrs. 1lturks and MIs. furter ars lo the no.ruing ant `tfii: w4, a gedng i•, t. d.cp *I .1glot . The impute'•. revels. - 1hiidren..e1 T'h erntoll, were the guests Cannon ow l nlifuritIa y ant •.(.31r. awlMr,. 1' 141.41.• at the begin- Mr. 1.11wreu,Reid 1* again at hi- lir. .lours' hra- lire carrying wing of the tt,+k. Mr. RlntnuT WWI poll a. iTMt leaving Faubel Entertainer* 111 •torr fur h short time.Sincers. E;tuhel in the rhil- n c• with his sassy t:0, t r t 1 tee' pars - Ise•u at 'Timmtra,/ta Northern Ontario. drvn i entertainment ..n Tuwdny .•F.rrlyn Heed and! airs Ernest Clark. of MacTlrr, 1- morning ,crltMly .aught the fan,•y sof girls and Vey*. who tartest out In Sanford Lions Square Rankers n fernier pastor here And was pleased1 to "euetr acquaf,tat I t t t •ars ago Mr.Reid hits Mr.and M friends. Mrs. t My Jones s ill town. it, ns, 11e ( y Margaret e C are in 1,.441er1•h at•week. spending in a f,•w day thew' in 3r.tending the Chautauqua as, tsln week- rived i11, t1, thisfor 1.1115 theBlack thirdiitime afterIt on program Atilt bow tielr the Oita... anti Mrs. F. Ross are also attend- tide yea n. t thin year he hat. tnkrn {mfrs in ()rang, (bildren, and. let 4,44 add: Ude grown- � A'- .t o s.. one, -toe. dill enjoy- the bright musk, The congregationcof Erskine Pres dr a rntl n 10 join church 'revolved t' invitation Mr. and MIPS4:1. .Toho ton, of Sar• fun pre.videll nhy�Mr. i+and` Mrs, Fihi , I juin with mimic .h - 1' at rPerk, ant! he (hunch l4, a picnic held at Harbor � nine spent the hast week In tOwtL'Mr. bel and Mlrn. �Aetvlr,li0o. : PO Park, Goderich, 04, 'Thursday after -I Myer. who is a newspaper man, being' of the pts ' a i,a,y. A number nc,•e•ptrcl the tuvita-)competed uith The New York World, manIpnlated by Miss Williamson. was lion and spent the day in Goderioh. I gave The Klgn:1a pleatiauttali. asp to. finny pl aettgfh Itt„nperse d some 1111 .4 large repre•aentstion trout our 1 Mr. Joseph y, of Iloston, ttly were In G,sierlab at the usage Mass., is, holidaying,at ts.he Hhomell f grant drali es admininteredie of dRInrthe .11 Nld 4rI,,.. 1n.,en tfir iitTt., A d position in the ad- Ips•m. raefog y,* - rRe•tively-reeittel.-__ ML. F:IIa Hasty ,tut' purchasedof the s nuts, fisc,. the p.Ptn. 1 * I,w /Ma a Rea' 1 ' tt Couldn't- Mr.. 'mildti t - n verljling deparin, rat of One n err .. St cnton Vs,+ Staunton Reid Is a visitor in iott•kllttwa American magaritx•s. her lir Isi.iaP,MJ HenryHoven with ) and Moils Gode sir h Ulf week. st d tax 1••- \4,t fora long , ,k Mr* envy time has a (bnrlPTl(II Mrs. T. 41. Aib•n 1111(1 .laughter. Gear- grandson, Earl ,fear men , i( have arrived home from St rat- turned to her home at Gradual slyer ,idol n'-'• any1T'm mown. RA n li• was ibitli l by ford. 4 4Pre they had spent a week or Ing her ing soti+11i1'3.-.lrs.(1'Elm•r,i Won It- l.:tura-Fit-ami e•nml(+oy nu 'I'm•.day ern dnl'a• 'Sheardown, awl their evening. There were 1ritks•that were Mis+ Lyle Higgins Ell i+ •t present Anil Samuel funny. Iri.'14- that were, tJ)ectn.-,iI r. elPrka in Chas.e.JF:II'II'o, store. families. sod Mr.eh and sirs. days ibs we of Elora, three anti Mrs..f•'aunt •eSask.liyspent new Irick that only de.•Ienal beautiful, themid tuystery. spent a few`s nys thea week as la. neve• wens. of K _. Rln�Tk_trt Ttlr. rind Mrs. Rote, Dari, l t .ire the part week with Sl.,l.e.nriat acre, the most siert -511-rel---s- Mr. D. F. Goa Bowden, of 14t. Tho visiting at the home 1). Sproul. Rey. Mr. Menonniti. o will preach in the Presbyter ,.n Sunday afternoon at 3 p. Mr. Searle, of St. rillmns. • • 1• 11r. , ,y►i_ _. air. MaOinreh,r'. l*renta, Mr. IIII4 ti.nl weir unaT,Tcs-f0 ,TT1 1 fire way- to- -- Mrs. D. Mn"31111111. town. Mr. Mae- nhi.14 the magician (lid the m•et emits- Murphy repos U1 crop prospects Ing Ihinge. brought flowers mit of In the Prairie l'rovinTe,e aro ex.•etleut. empty,'ornue'eplaa. rihh,.n.l.y the yard Mist) Evelyn held and Ma+tern from the collar of it -mall boy and a 1'111111w and Clifford Mennry, of betty white 'rabbit from hie pocket. l,tieknew. Mr. and itra. Stanley Lha 'rhe silk flag trick 'acne very tienutifut ray •*nd bales, 4,f i' --rt Elgin. Mr. and anti ,•lleltel,•nthusla•ti.• :applause. The Mr.. Ales. iti,hard•nn and daughter. turd tri.kx anti the (kinase rings were Ethel, and Mise Iteth Richardson, .of ..I.1 tricks. hot were al • my+terlonx it Proton. spent n 1.1v days lately with ,bnffling ns ever, alit the etrPIrlIrte ln * 3Tr n iifi --ii ; 11 ?. 1'1111l14 .r • ! *'.4--a epee eft .' i.i.--"t-'u.�atsld_ t,it_I reef. Ilnderleh. ; a temple of 7,nrna•ter, with Its drama- ut-ot-town gut+til at the nine fit ending• made people fairly hold hire Tea Shop. 11111* Water Bench :' their breath. Mr. a I Mrs. Wm. D. Bishop. Wash• Of course the ehlldren were much in Ingtrnr: ('.; 1. II. McDonald, Hen -1 achene and were keenly Interestei snit; 0. .. flop. Toronto; Wm. IIcpdn•' ipctatnrs, eap•r'lally when one small 1 II. Sa in •31h,h.: MI.. 1. Tiepin• tiny was tailed 4e the atafw'e and %wiped t* R bran Into "-realty I ohlrffnl.pf to r a ' r ton Ry M Maggie • ldsk In Ina 1 MfA la n RR stall. Ir uta even more PR- Spenrte. Mich.; and Mrs. .1. A.a-, trulileal t (nn'dy. i 1p.ncer. Mise kla 111. Homey. Exe 111,',1 than the' iso? frnhn Whom l pini ter: Mr. Lemont `llnyder. Detroit:`. the rabhlt was drawn,. It was an.even- .even - Miss Ionise Burton, irs. Wm. Iter- I ing of ellent : Ande theyey e e ton. Eves; Mr. and `Mr.. Wm. 11. being y j Wilson. Mr. Geo. Wilson, Anbufn:`' h1lgely. Johan R. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. fame leers. Dungan- I non: Mr. Frank 1•. !Wiper. Miss iketsy One of the One -t 4cter,•, ever Ann Nurehle. (Continued on purge 81 any and Mrs. F. s, are this week Mr. and Mrs. Pen et ung, I .hurls 1 tie- SPECIAL ie- SPE(iA OPTICAL OFFF R High-grade gold -Stied apoetaei.S sad eyeglaswea with lest flat spherical IenpPs for only $4 on. All other style nt frames and tenses at town./ woos Eyre examined by Mr. Hngha.n, for nerdy optical expert fbr Rents. Tor- 0nt:n, and Henry Morgan « Cdr., Moul- ton room of Knot church on Mon- !real. The best optleal work to be day. Angntst 17th. It 8 pm. - Mra. obtained and at moderate prlee.. Two Frank Sannders sed Mita (let* Me- Amy. only, Frldar, Saturday, Anoint Creath w111 have charge of the meet- 21,- 22. (cane .serly . Ihaltb'*- .Alts IDR• More, Goderieh. yea.. 5,-uov. Messrs. DAvid Eagle, of Toronto. and Fred Engle, of Hamilton. are spading n week's holtdnys In town. Mrs. D. Witmer and children hare returned to their home *t Detroit. et (et .A vlslt with the farmer's Mother, Mrs. 1). 14toddA rt. .