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SEVENTY-11101M1SEVENT1-11101M1 !IA NO, $4
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JUDO CAMERON'S BODY
' OONSIGNED TO REST
Liar Atlrrld at Pnner*( Sent*
lar f)i,t` ished JYgist_
- PERSONAL (MENTION
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1925
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THR RHINAL PRINTING 00, LIMITED, 'Mbabane
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Mr.. It. M. Cassel-, of Hatniltoa,
visiting relatives in taloa.
Mr. Jafl
uk M,'hersuu, de 1t'•trultt Is
The Nu' '*1 o('qe i„.,. .fudge _ Ca-'TTattlug eta *unit, Mr,.nekhat¢
roan toot plc'" a, Thur -day after-
s.. eongregatian.•
• 0 claimer h7
' at Knox
war
d.
repre•.ri Hug
the community,
church, where the
conducted by lire.
Judge Pawerosrw pastor for 111
years. assisted by (levo ( A"°a
Mr. Meltrrarld in labs o,tdres bore
testimony to .one of •the 011t -4
'ptalltte. •of the tate Judo-- hl• blgb
e'v'e of public duty hi. kindliness.
wh.h, though sometimes (..ncesled
beneath a grill',' minn.r. wt. a .trnng
c•hnraeteriatic. tab faithfulnewi in
friend/MAP hl. drvotluu la the .Lurch
of hi. fathers and blr r.•giilarify, so
Inns as health permitted. In offend -
after at divine service.
A lung cortege fullesed the remain.
to Ma Mind eptnet.ry. wh.•r,•rInter-
ment was made in the faptlly plot.
The pallb•arrr* were John (:alt.
A. l'. limiter. MAD., of town. It. .t.
Batty. 1tr. (*antenna \1'llson. 1 Ir. Ivan
Wilson, of London, and ff. M: fay. of
Barrie.
Members .,f the town rnunell :Wend-
ed in a body. also co-unty Medals anti
memtwr. of the Huron Bar .1s-orla•
tion.
Accompanying the hotly from Co-
honrg. beside, Noll. Cameron and the
little daughter. Diana. were Mr. 11.
M. Nesbitt. sheriff of the united coon -
Mk* tlertrnle /lodge, of Turoutoi
is visltlug friends In town.
Miss Marjorie ('hark is vi.dtlag
friends at Mitchell. -
Mr. Fred . Paten. r of Ik•t cult, 1s'
hulldallag at ido how.- here.
Miss Deist Doolittle. of Munition,
d vbdthrg friends 1n than.
Dr. Lee Kilburn. of liatailton, Is a
holiday visitor to town. •
Mr. J. E. 1', Elliott. or Bull, 1'.Q., Is
spending holidays In tett n. A Business (mange
Mrs. Tillie. Elllott, of Nile, fs visit- Mr. W. J. %1:7111, of town, leas p
iiiR her daughter. Mrs D. M -Ilw'aiu. chased tik. l.arlirritg Innaitwwt
Misses Nina Grahat. of New West rtrert from Mr. W. ('. t'acuplw
York City, end (sena (:ryhaw, of Tor- Mr. Want took over the 'endues. tb
trete. -are visiting In to • week and hir announcement sperm
Misr Violet Euston s on a two el.swher• hi this Lague. Mr. Cam
weeks' vacation with 14id. at De, hell and fatally left on %Twine -d7
Inrlt. 111
for Toronto. where hr ha.... tired
Bet. ('- i'. /'lark,• frit family Itawe pwltlon In the hairdressing della
goneto %Vyaudot:.-. Mich , for two WWII( of the R1mp.ou -torr. M
week.' holiday.. Campbell's many friends will r.egr
Mn.. Jahn Stewart. of Woodstock, his removal from town.
hss returned hotur.after vlikiagg her
niece. Mrs D. wain. _ - -_ Many YWtorw at Wise Witter ('hib
Mr, and Afr.. John Wiggins and .on. Thera was a large atten /mil-
Ihmald. left last week by motor to the Blur Water Golf aid f 'ouutr
visit relative at Roston, Ma,.. Club ground. Am Itaturday last. whit
Rev, F:. tdWilliams, B.A.. and Mr-. wits "visitors' day." A ltt!•ge num(
Williams. niCkreland. Ohio, are holt- t.s.k part h, the contests of the du
(laying tr f(PWn and vicinity and many other. enjoyed the hasp
Mr, ,Ielreo Hawittua. of P*rL, has
The N f T
('ontribullww le Bald Pimis
The following additional cootrl
duns 111 rite timid fund* are *.kiln
elgel :
J0. R. Male. M.I.Is $ 2.
Reg. Sharman
ews o the ews o own
Of Intermit to Poultrymen
bu- \\1t11 the objet of hrlpina Isn111ry-
wi-I men 1n this distryt to rill their
flock., a 4.1.-.is•rativr shlptn-tit will
00. iw made from Meieset on Thursday.
5Jf0. Aug11-t 27, and ►uburn no Friday.
August :kf. See the :Idverti.a•m,-ut
Jfflf
on page 4 regarding this shipment.
I'tu•vtuu-I)' aekudwledge•(L , , . , 100.25
$107.
Keeping Up the Record
2+S Murray Keruighaa. sou ..f Mr. and
Mr,. J.S. K,•nlighpu, of iteumlller,
has taken hi. matriculation examine-
ur- rim. with flying ...loos. 'He wrote on
Oil twelve rnbjes•ts. takbia first -Main b.S
I1. urs li tive. secoudttlaam i, two. and
la third etas. in live. Thi. gives hill, in.
is matriculation stauidine with one year
ie :, Itenmlller tool two year. tot the
iy t'. lit rill Teclu,ieal tt.•h.N,l, Toronto.
a Murray Is not yet sixteen y.•ars or
rt- age.
r.
et Sending Cheer to Indian Settee;
Ill, Tuesday afternoon :he supply
committee M the \t'.31.44, of the former
1'rrsbyterbili [roup ill rn7,nrrthN, with
at the 1 tilted church tact at the home of
Y Mrs, Warnock. and po•ke.1 ti bade of
•1. clothing for the Birth. Indian school.
e4 1t consisted of au outfit unr a lies
y atmruntlug to $411.3f1 and in addition s.7
i- in cash for boot.; a partial outfit for
a girl awounttl,g to a{1. There nere
also giant. ■ud card* amunitiu_ to
$11).10 from Ieebura auxiliary: a boy
of ('hristmas toys from the Lechler
Miw*ion Band valued at $'. and good.
Sud rest, autounting to al ; trout the
Inion auxiliary• aakh,g the total
raffle et the bate $1111).
talky of the ('lull without p.rtleipa
(claryti(/ the position of aarlataut at ing in the 4,1111.•sts.
( aeWrNt1',. drug store. Prize- w.•re awarded as follows
tie of Xorthumb•rland and Tillrham : )fr. Jas. MltrhrlI left on Tie -.da,' (:rutle,u.0-1st prise, Geo. 1irwr,
Mr. J. T. Field, clerk of the Surrogate, fur Windsor, where he will remain silver 71sh fru}.; 2nd. E. 'lt. ('lark
Mr a few• day•. belts Corona cigar.; for concealed ho
('curt :..1r. .1. F. McMlllto,. knottier, Miss- Anon Elliott, of Itayfield, is lu contest. 1►r. M.sdly and Mr. Vogel
0t the county officials: Mayor Me.l ' visiting at Fin home of Mr. and Mrs. gaff balls. "Adler -1st prize. Min
tbnr and Chief, of Police J. C. !tar. .'d•- lure, Ea.t street. Willson. fernery; h.! Mrs. W I
WFdear rrrad Regret in Cabarrg -
The Labour[ $.•ntInel-';tar. in refer-
ence hast week to the death of,.Jadgc
Cameron. Paid:
The snddenneso of his death (cued
widespread regret M ('obiurg, ale guest. of Mfrs (;encs• l'Idean. All interesting Wedding took place
*(erre coming to Cosourg last fall. tlw Mr. W. ('. T. King returned home at the United char.•% parsonage, Hen
, lair Judge ('**swat' had made malty a4 Saturday from a rix weeks' trip rail on Saturday tartwhen lilts
t -
I
ort
Ir
11rm. (:es.,. Rarehi*r is spending two Stevenson, lied "i,N.k iigaLi(e• for
work. with her .1ster, Mrs. '1'. E r; fur concealed -ht
I )fes -hole In .anti.
Mases., 1'rtrrlor.sigll, Miss Doolittle,_ pir candlesticks.
Mr. Harold le•velg, of Detroit, and -r
Mr. Earl Kramer, of Flint, are the Pines-WAiteaide
• Lueknow• Pieniekerst at Harbor Park
t,: Tile .ougretethalal picnic of the
Lu. know I'reslbyteriaa (-hurt+ was
held at, Harbor Prlrk, it:emierlMI, un
Thur -dot last. I'r*Mlcally the entire
\,nrkn• Pv on[regwtlon, waif pre pfet, ,
yyi well as many 'friend. from Rt. c
a Helens 7411,1 Dungannon. Sport. of 4
M various kit i
h1'e nk•I:, r- of
Uf w -ere', awarded, Th list of went. Erin rPl•tur of (,neer point- of interest.
and w= liner. 1. SA follow.: St. (;eorptt's , Irt(r4'h, rnadu4'Una the Mlgs Bessie ('atter. iff Terrtmto,
O. /arks taco, 1-eric•es.
gearaand nnder.'lleit-il' tared to her home on FottlI v y hast
r JohuwGa, Mary •1.\itchison: ions' nit.r_•yetNlln. au enjoyable vacation
- race. .. ECHOES
t..., _ OFD _ .._ _
a. -and ttntle•t. r ERBY DAY i
%!c'1+••us1 a t,.1•tr man,
sir +rr
many fr7rnd.. and
Arm frivol., who learned to admire to England, where be visited his- Harriet : Ruth Mottle) Whitest('
and lore him tar. lis litany lie hails( mutiw•t.
tare tool t ,.• *hilly with which he Rank of Muutrest. has returned from G(r(lerleh. INg•ume the bride of 31 r. 1%d
gr:uwl the bio•h iri those united ,,,um King'tou, where be atteld.41 the old moud Fines. of the Clinton Collegial
tier. While It was known that his is." s' reunion hold in that city. instltnt, staff. The (rrs'mouy went
hen Ml, wag nest all that ...mid be dr lir. 1►. A, 3M'artln. of Winnipeg. performer! by the United rhurdl min
aired, it well frit that alter he had Is ri..ltiug at the --
Mrs. 'W. (1. MacEw•an. Albertstreet. the young ,conal.• left nun honeymoon
r..•..md'-AanlClitpr n? 3iigh ['ousts
of character. hie entailing reel un- )1r. E. V. Leslie, tatausger of the Whiteside and Mrs Whiteside
I•ER&$)N1%L MENTION
Ur. and )for, W. t'. frill:au, loft
Tuesday w.ruing 011 a trip to \1'iw,i-
- .-vein--be• avow) risme-Tlir,i
T a et?ias Amnia' Gathering d•el•k's.
The •,rood annual gatlo•rhig of `, Mr., t. 1., Knox, town clerk. left -on
veteran rswblenta of tj(e town took I' Friday t,. join Mrs. Knox at Kingston
piper yesterdat afternoon at tit. Pat-; for a hull.ls" visit at her "former
riek's Park. '1'weuty•o,u• wen of MAW..
righty ,}-ears of ase or over Were Mr. 110:1 Mr-. J. J. Campbell. wad
present, including Mr. T. C. McKen- dangbter, Audrey. of Aylmer, visit -
sic. of TorOntp. who is here vbdtlug 141 at the home of Mr. 11. H. Taylor
lits relatlre, Mr. Jane- MacVleur, who'tlrr_liprt Week. u
utprr-Ja an .octogenarian. 1 Mr, aid Mrs. /C( pian an.
Remarks appropriate to the ,erasion daughtrrM, Marguerite awl Doris., of
were made by 'Rev. J. E. Ford, Iter,' Pennerston, are Viath,g friends. in
('aeon 11111, Mr. \\'u,. Campbell and town. tt
Mr. t'. Seeger. and a very pleasant Iles \\'. F' ('hark wn. called to t'Inat-
time was *pont. =hams liar week to help iu dealing wish
A more detailed retereloe t0 this 1114 outbreak of tang cholera iu Kent
event will be wade next week. ee7nuh'.
•
Mrs.. F. %I. H,wsnl ,and children.
At the Harbor who hare leen visitingtot t!1.• h,.
The .i:c Notate of
grain lust arrival at the M. H. 1. Strong. left for their 'route
llart►ur til• .work tins the .ha,u,.r at Newmark1.t thi- afiereouu,'
Thur. J. I►rutumo ods whk•h unloaded 31i.. .1inlip Hay tool Mr. \1'm.
a e•argu of lel(M141 int,. „[ flex and I14i.- Hay. ltnvneld road. sire risrtipg their
(ISP bio.. of wheat at the Goeleriela rhe-
mush.. Mr. tierce Harris. at Sent-
INN,G 1 Iani, tint.
`Several fin yachts have lawn in the MIs. 1..,1.
harhur thif_we•T. The yacht Navajo an ,•xteud,•d visit wytlt rrlativ4. and
MIL of Sundu+ky, .0 route to Stoke, fri,•ud• :u I'urt o„Ilonue and Niagara
Bay. was lel is,rt 11AIN morning. Faits. N.Y.
.1r. W. F'orr.•st's dredging (Atilt b. Mrs. .1 Muur,1' and two ehildrru,
tot work In the Inner part of -the har• tot irrhJ.rt.tar, Alla•rtit, am tiath,R
bor. 31r. Furred recently purchases( with Mrs. 3lunror.. sister. Nr.. R.
Star A. V. Crawford Ing and it was Me•\Whlnney.
i.rroyeht here Inst w•re•k to aa.I*4 la Mr. Jos. Finn and big ni-.e, MI•.
She dredging. It M old thio Inc war 1A419•I19 F,dry, of Detroit, (t•,•re here
for the w'. •rod visiting the farmer's
parent.. Mr. and Mr.. P. Finn,
Mr. and Mr,. .1. lis 1,e+lie. of rink -
land. Calif.. who were attending the
Clinton 111d lb.yiy' reunion, are the
guest. of Mrs. Leslles sister, Mrs.
iatwra isioraton. Ilhirrnt roast '
and ttvwaahip, in the person cut Mime. Pearl Willson, of •Toruuto.
Anne Mattel widow 0f the late Thom.' eepoyo formerly of j -z 'while after r township. hn-
115 C• - , dt.p*rived this lett;
ea 1,141 11(11 T -t:4ua 'while ri-I4 (it g
Monday, Angost 10th. at 1hr of 'old u/y,tln' ianers Ip Wal. rich Enid
wie ritlnity,the page threge• necks,
• •1•P`nt)•-s13-• roars. Thur mina and - Mrs, J. I . Tom nod her daughter,
ate daughter survive: .Het1N•ri, Pere Miss Jean Towg leave this week on a
•lyal,\ Wilfred and Florence, alt of trip t.. the Viand. during wide!) they
;.aier*li township. ' The funeral• took wjB__st.ip•--jpi, . Wnne.mvpr, Se•at,le.
Platte i Tula g
bnllt by the late William Marlton of
G.*1,•rlrh.
OBITUARY
Mita. THOMA$ 1'. NALFTEL- _
A -lifetime resident of Coderieh town
1. • were lopsided for,pie- r Jay last to ,Maitland
nIl ages, /PM suitable lair* 4't.mptery; Itt!, :t. tr. Hardy, prince Ruinous Jai 410.11' l'nrk **I many
made .t►eht a 11.041 rwr,rery from the
(144'rntion lo' !night g*hi his u'nnl
gond health. hilt 14heelt Was. wit the
1'1104. 440(4'.' coming to ('elwurg he
has taken a greet iaterest in all tlwt
pern1111• to the welfare of the town.
And he had recently purchased the
Ane house at the earner of (Ware.
awl King str,•ets from the e.tnte of
11* Mate J. P. Field, which be wawlpav-
lng remodelled Into s, fine residence
for .bis faintly. --
Hi•\w•sr 'wort) to a- Jn.)ge of the
('onntt\ Court of the unit.,( ,,.mile,.
of Northumberland and Irnrhani nR lairs.
aad iati•r. Res.. A. Sinclair. Afterward
'4 Mowbray :\girl!• rata.. 1 years and
Mr. and Mrs. 1W. 11. Henry. jr.. awl trill through the Tlrou.:lud Island.
Mr, C. V. henry, n( Kinr•ordtnc, rlstt- on their return from which they wit
ed st the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, take ftp residene. In Clinton.
11. Henry. sr.. 011 Idunday. A few .evening,. prior to her ttel
Mr. awl Mrs. 'Geo. At,, Tilt ..,, LMIst. ding the bride. who until recently
Ruth Tilt. of present, harp r.•tnrnwl,raras a resident of 'Jenson. was th
hoe atter .pending two, weeks with guest of honor at a gntlwring of A
Mrs. Alhsi. 3lnxwell, Colborne ',tree:. number of the young ladies of the
village.. .1 program of tnnslr.' game.
was canrpstiy sought by the people. (•te., w-71. (•armed pmt. anQ the bride
4'itiaens of all parties and condo (N too -b• was -showered- ♦with a Imre.
i7[ [Ind to 1141rP 111. :,hl.. atglrt:l nl'.' In htimter of articles which will la.
the Ruldaulr of their municipal .1_ til In her new home.
tinder.' Ma Ile FIs r, 1su1a•1 iJlpni
. las; boyo rut, 7 'ar's and mute
sI Aylmer Alleitiaou, , Rey 14doawu
girl.. 10 yea a 1 und,•r. Vern:
- Stewarr, Ikerut 7 'Non : boy,' 14
r
years and under.\Jaekfe Fisher: Loon
e and M.ihmal'i\ \Frank McKenzie
girl., 12 years•1ti
t itratuaam. Mary Mae
. oar. Allan livid. Car
- tirlr TL.swua-.aad-
• Ihnnald, Stetlp Slterrart
- rare, t;raer 1..c•khart, l%
nut ; Indy tracheo.' rare.
(See re
By common( (d ..tit the Iemdin, lir. w•I,,, has 1x•4.14 h( Alrxaudr5 hosldtnt
singe (11.11(1 W14. ,Xvardel tb• prize opf for a1, ols'rntiou, will Iw NlrasNl fu
II,
DI
anion fnt:nues.
t au page ;) Friends of Aliso J►urnthy 1West4NWe/k
a $10 for t11.• Iaest'\ brag, baud. Th.
1 prize -money 1''r putt(' and fife bund-
- was diylde1 evetily \\onn,ng the icon.
: letltnr., .,
The parade was ext oiled to N. 11
WHO long. It chole(, tie Seµwru
nearly three times. \
_Sir Kuigi.p ttt,Ws,_
Nag awarderd the prize for the oldest
nie•mbe•r hi the parade, is ninety years
of «dr and Hats 1111.wed • nly- du._ fir-
ange -walk" In xeyenty-nue y rs.
Meals were served during day
\'r
i tort
n and
North sir
.. ha.. Moue r P!1 r•
n c1i"-Tl"(
1
.1 under. L,rai,e
inch; (toys' emit
`•she MSrintuxh;
pte•ptemis'r 10. assuming the drib'. ,• otl lu its
public *direr
kr ling n
4 1 ) f the. r 4 club
owl 1 need e g
hint/elf 41 4 •. r f
1p f on able n t h v
Pr• p Incl lerttrnnrnptrt 41t
Many able us. has
le the!
the Pie tnn s
I'or.,•st"1\ tot an .xtrn-Ire, the uty, a. well as the privilege of ' ay n terunou. • xtoen rinks. repre-
r
•b,at two -,mnntha later. and lie Mr. ams
t 1
hot' ws for. reorient • spoke ., Thr I:oderk•h Inw•n M,w
L..l
i RT'ie' 7.-TfiA Court tTtat h l• Keen olio) might- i"'. termed -fermi
Bowling
Tournament
patrtnt- xat(uat- •iwlp-
grner.l by so n4. i 1 j 1 I the I hm.d fie always held that It welg 1 f greens nn R citizens to take am active Istat _tit renting Stratford, Lneknow, \Wing'hnn1.
clrl4' nanou•. apd hl. partlripnttu Min1 in Myth, Exeter. 1Irnr'el. and t:,,d,•rieh
the runieiptl life of Godericb to so club., took part And the various e1:ents
many different ,•apseltles b es. t„ were keenly contested, The h, i,.os
long a periost showed that 11F preach- f went to p' Blyth silk-klpp4l by H.
Rnhlawli, alto want the Western ('an -
*Oa. Floor Mills trophy and the first
prize of cutlery rets. Their wore w -ns
four wins with p plus of 14. The
Aw'ond prow. china tea sets. wAg won
by an Exeter rink .kipped ly 71.
•Crich, who hod three wins. with 11
pins of lv, The third Prise. electric
frau.• went to a Jtru-srls rink Aklpt-
pa d by 1). Moss. Their score was
three wlux with a phis of 0. A Gal-
erteh rink skipped. by A. Whiteside.
tied with the itras.th rink for third
place, int in the play-off were de-
feated by the latter rink. They were
awarded the tonrth prize of fnttr
copper kettle..
past.
kn!1 b41 r of
*'- g the 'Javr.tad an under-
standing mind. he Wax able to get tot
the root of all eases. coming b•fnn'
- -.biro. his jiltignlents (claw always -sail*.
, fully prepnr.7d. well thoeeght 'Int and
furl( of taw and logic.
A Notable Career
Frew a sketch of Mr. Cameron's
career able') wax published lu -The
Signal at the time of his removal to
Coburg last year we hake the follow-
ing:
Malcolm (tramp Cameron. K.('.. 1s
a native of Guderieh, a son of the late
Malcolm 4'. ('ameron. w111, sat In the
"louse of Commons for South and
\\'e.t tlnrou for many year.. and who
at the time of his death was Lleuten•
ant- hoernot of the 'North-west Ter-
ritories. His mother lwfore ler mar-
riage to Mr. ('amerou, was Jea.Iv H.
McLean, daughter of •1)r. John Me.
Lean. .4 the- Royal Navy: - With the
exception u( a few yearn spent In tete
practice of his profession at Toronto,
where he war a partner of Mir (newt.
W. Ross, Mr. Cameron has been a
resident of (:alerich all his life -
Ile attended the GodgetaM' (irat*nar
hoot and Dr. Taa.ipd'$jrnons school
at ((alt, end was diad to the jtar
in 1879. at the *47 of twenty-two.
Ills professional career has heart one
of distinction.. in 1(111 he was ereatA
el a King's (',noel. ()1, many ex--
cas10114 he was nominated no Crown
counsel and 1n thin capacity ler cna-
deleted the f'rown's hu,lnp,, 1 many
assize mutts throughout the Province.
In 1904 he *as appointed a member
of the Royal Commission for the re -1
vision And c•nn4olldatlon of the atilt -
of Canada. For three years' he
Max an etamla*r of the low /Society
Upper Canada. dose is the 11ntho-
t several legal volution., Inetudine
A Treatise on the: bow of rh,wer,'
Written when he WAR twenty-four
year. of age, which was referred t..
by 'Rt. Ron. 51r Henry Strong. chief
mince of Canada, kit "the nw+•t able
nit legated work on the auhlp, t over
yet publisher'. either In England.'
Cannel, nr thet [lilted States." At
one time he was ti'I*(red n position
Pon the editorial staff of ere M the
rest law pnblishin[ commodes le
merlrA, wlth headmiarter. at New
ork. but. althnngh the offer Irma to
net flattering one and the reemnnpra-
nw would hare been bnnd.ome. he
echoed It, preferring to retaain in
snide.
Mr. Cameron laboured en He into
le life and was town mnnilllor,
ere and mayor of (:nderieh Reveral
ea. hi. municipal career envpring
ng period, both itefnee and after
years M n'idcnee at Toronto.
municipal affair. wax
and 7nemogsfn' and
ed no idle. theory. Asioglie/hit. many
peddle offices one whir "he filled for
menu. tine was that gf president of
the Al a erlrh Board or Trade. whk'b
at that period was he as active and
flourishing state. 'Fort some time he
hat tNr•u dl'c•bsroes the duties of
corporation solicitor fol" the town of
Galerlc•h.
Mr. Cameron bad alw•Ay' a fondness
for political life. While in Toronto
he took 1111 active ?t In the affairs
of the then nowt g Young Liberal
Club of the city, dad was elected prow
ldent of that b1 'Hit first venture
for Parllameutsry honor,. was in the
Provincial general election of 11100
when- hes wag the Liberal eitadi•lale '
for thq o1R rldrnngg of W f tgron. Re swarth tIaKet9f at Maitland
was suc,r aSd Mt [ns. two tpru►s A mnteh In 1111x1.11 doubles bet w•Irn
In the Lees retal: g In It14)i, Wnforth (nit Ruderieh players took
In 1 511 nor warn tlh -mea „f his pine.. on Saturday. The players and -
party tor the seat 1n the once of 1 score w1.r4 a. follows:
Connnlang,. but WNW defeated- Seaforth Geid('rk•h
Any reference a,tn %r!..('Ameron. Urs. Heckel! ., Miss (I)r.) Tom
avndd at ntnee be noted la %complete, Mr. Higgins ....0 Mr. A. Dlckle..1
ify those who knew him 41:1 'bind h7-! Mrs. /Smith ... Mrs. D. Wallace I
elude mention of his ability a' s pth-'
f RRart .1 Mr. D. Wallace
Jin spl►laker Superb gifts n ultary t ms. M0Ta
anti a thorough grlgp of Or 1 Yrs. Greig Un, nal13 .1
I Mr. ideLean 0 Mr. Donaldson 1
%fig. (:rle.le .. Mrs. T. Mitchell
I
Mr. Smith 0 Her. Mv'Dermid 1
MIs, Warren ,. Mrs. ('onlM7mr..t
Idge; Jnek'nn .1 Mr, ilerun ....0
with whir+ be Spilt place.( Mr. (
peon In the very forefront of lit
speakers In the Province of (Kopec;
He lax b,4, heard on uml
platforms, not merely I politica
campaigns. hot spm ions wheat
a literary nr patriotic address ops
palled for by the nature of the n"sem-
tdy. During the Reef War and again
In the•trnublcyl tittles of the Great
W his i t I i
r Orare' ... Mrs. ('li.ptr •1
xr*berbsrt ..D Mr. C. Eaten:.
Mr. tial
ns. s rn ee mss unr* n Mims Ali Miss E. hays
Yr. lifer '•
ringing snmmmus fn patriotic endear- O.Jlar. Satlnde•rs .1.
or nail him serw4Nm
•• on sorb ,(elons Neg..ydltln • lt1At Clare Hays
wpro ottnght front far and near. Dur- Mr. 0. Ne.11 js
Ing the Or.nt Woe he was nn the list Mrs, 0. \dl ..• Mrs. ass maw,
mt speaker' ns. the.Patrlotle L.Mtne Mr. Cresswell ..0 Mr. J.
Ifs the t'nirertlty of „Toronto. ftp MI -s Ekon', ,. bliss K. a,, 1
has always been to demoted for iturns Mr. Ross 0 Mr. Chapman It
Adnh•er,sry dinner.. mt wbtea hir tri-
butes to the ,memory tot ltewtfattd's na-
tional hard have leen heard with' In-
tense delight.
1t will prrtteghly he ennensled, haw.
"ver, that he wag At his M•.t nn A rode
je•t very near to hie heti rt--,'(11nAde."
IIP hest woken on 14ts snhjeet at
Many dilfeeent places and always
with Rent aeoeptane,. 4t*p news•
rater ^nttmeftt waj that Mfr. Camer-
on's address wraa,y' Inds,A. an eln-
gneRt tribute to the e(►yntry too Kee
In, And shows Mr. calm/4m to ten pm,
smiled of Rifts of mind and nttrrgnee
whir% shnnld pdaee him in the !Vont
rank of Canadian nrnteirs."
Mr. CAmprnn Is a Presbyterian And
a memiier of Naos church. Onderkh.
1.111ggart Mlss Will inni
ate ..1 Mr. ('. t'nmpion 0
Miss Sheehan Miss \t. Lee .. .
Mr. Henry .Mr. J. Platten. .0
Miss McTaggart Mrg. 'WI1110
Mr. W. Greig -0 Mr. D. Marney 1
4 to
Miss McArthur. superintendent of
Alexandra hotiJ1rel. hs awns nn
three 'wewka' vhcatlnn. 1)I1,Mng her
absence her position 104 being filled by
)Hos Florence Dougherty. It X.
Mr. avid kin. H. J. MacLean and
thole, daughter, Sloe ktarjorie Hoc -
T 01, of Lindsay, matte ■ hetet *lett
to town this week. They were milt
In/ a raptor tont aad left hprp Monday
morning for Klncatdlse.
girls' needle
1144(a ('he+t-
,1Pnn 'Ih•ua-
la., Mrs. W. J. 114 Douglas; noel. -(1 It -
11 e.d
Yrs. J.
IIe41ne t Mrs. t. .Ir E.
Jn ,
hurt , 1 •• ,
i married '.
sat mon ►
rn e . Dir.
,.
-?Yii'hrrleait.-iiiR%: FToilt7l`,3: .
die.' rare, Hazel Ashton. ' Iso e l
' 4'hestnut: young m141'h ,1" .1. l:, nln'1
Mrl'llerson, /'amcrnn Maclk,u 'l:
hot.' eat rare. J114.k Jirabrnn, 1111 •11
414nne•tt ; matched rare. Nail ('am
hell. George H. Ikntglas.,-- .
Some of the. visitors m*pr --seri
themselves ox greatly pros .I with
the attra,tlois of Harl..,r Park for
an affair of this kind.
learn Irl
1 that •b,• has made *mit rapb
rernv4•ry that she will be able ra ge
t.. her home this week,
Messrs. J. 11:ll mud King, St.
Marys. were fu 1,.wi on Monday on a
telt' l.y motorer,le. They dntemrk1d to
1 follow t1.' Itlue q'ater Highway
+tree• t:..4,,•fan !Erne-Trirta and return
home through the central counting.
Mr. Boll fs a' menti„ •.r of tete staff it_
Tne, St. \1ary. ,lo0rnal.lrgns.
Mr.
mud Mrs. tl '
. ('. 11 Ross. 11!j E'sfn
Hie.. (:a,k•rt4'h. Inn u1we+ the
f4•( I Ih"p
men( elf tl„•is. 11I1g,••t 1111ma111. f.
•' 'Margaret. to Fh.,vd Ellsworth
Smiths It..9., of 11,4r.f!. ,41'h,. former -
'y of ('.1tln4nu, t 114%,. The wedding
i• _lo take pia.,._ .,.-:l,,.-rletirr tfirr- rrt
' Detroit. 311th. -
I that 4loWu guests at th.• hire Itird
t tIf opo, _ Hine Wit..r.. lk•7►eh,
Bo Ilea. MI's smart. Mr- Laing. Ill -s
11a71, Torente: Mr. nod Mrs. Nick.
Detre*: Mr R'. if Rondec 11ogi111:
M1t,1 A l.iiIrd, WovelaeN•x ; MINI! Letle
}.:'ores ln,loronto: 31i-. Nina M.
„raham; Net' Teirk ('By: Mr. and
Mrs. ('erten, London :"311's Marion 1•L.
Cuff, Brantford: Mr.. .1. H M.•Filr-
Iou.l. Mrs. V. 1. \W:Irdell, Mr-. r'hn..
1'. McFarland. Mr'. 1t. M. Kerr. Ire.
troit ; Mrs• j invent Manning. S. Airi-
est; Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Mair. Windsor:
tot
(1(44114 ha- ' 1' oh fistIl Ter 31
CHAUTAUQUA CLOSES
WITH PINE PROGRAMS
Not-tkeided let Whether It 11111 Ke:•-"-'
turn Next (ear
The (1.,lerieh I1h:urtanglri cleared ou
Friday' 11 1111 atter u well-atteuded
gel'll'N of Imtur.-, and entertainments.
Th.. malinger. Mr. Harris, his re-
mained i, fawn 141 secure a guarantee
for next tear. but we uud,.r,and That
up ty the present time the required
unullaer of rfguatures Inn• not been oh-
urinl.
:1s usual, the largest audience of
the week was out for the play. ' •+(;Err
111.1 fake." whir% was given on
Wrd4es,lay night sad war heartily en-
juycd. The plot revolved around an
exJwrl(u.nt 111 Industrial cu -operation
w %telt, after an exeitlug series of nye
Enol duwus..tlually Issued ina 1hr11111i;
Chicago Lytle Singers
The convert put 4.11 by the Chiengn
Lyrle Binger* mi Thursday afternoou
wens on.. of 4'hautaugaa's t'.. t, though
the sh,ger- were hampered by the 1:
dlstesItlon of the supr,11lu, who was
u .pie ni
d.wtor's orders. was prewefit as awv.ai-
umiil.t. Thr coot rahn. tenor. trial
1111•s were In good form, and gine nu
.0...111.11t prui;nlw, th.• <.v'oud half
eonglsting of gypsy songs Orel' lu
gylisy roatnnes.
At ulght the same trio again de-
lighted the audietwe with a program
of solos. duets and trio., their opening
number. --Men. ofTiarieeh," being full
of spirit. and forming a line cxn/tra.t
to the second numlwr,,•In the Silent
Night." Every succeeding detection
yeas finely rendered. hilt special Men-
tion must 1e mode of the contralto
-oto. ".4 Creole Ie/1•e Ming," and their
final imuher, Iholley Reek'-
Delon.- 'Willett brought a. hush, ,ue-
•,s,Ied by raphtroos applause•.'
William Rainey Sennett
The :manna. William Rainey Bets -
mat, with. a mixture of flu, nod tire.
.if Jest ane{ canoes, kept the nodi*nce
iu alternate Ills of laughter awl -tri-_
0u'w•*., 1{-•uTi eet wm• "Pnthlt11 5
to Power," and i'peelal attention w•as
given to the problrw of the child hi
the community,.lie (gte4R-d with the
•hue Inelit that the life of a common. -
y. of civilization _rlrpends 1111 the
e 1) ren, who tin: the hole of toy fla-
tlet. Some of hi• pithy g.at,•W,•,
nasi-: •e:rw.htn'w 4Ah -lir tttntfc fntPr.
•r -ting." "The thing 'That 411tr1'exta
1v)'.i mud girls' will get them; it the
outside int. -rest% are stronger than
thew- ..f the borne the olt'ide int.•r-
,ews will 'win." "voteltalise• oNl }sole
131iun1?ie...' -You're never .town a' I
out until you admit 1t:" ",Ss wen
141'I a ship to oro-. the ocean an wt:11 7,0
,R sway to Die at the helm, or ''x1;1-41 ,y,l *117, o.,,
ldtr(M rn1 wifely down. v busy sure.'
wltll to. Mold nn the wheel. a. eY o•.:
A bey oar xlrl.iu traiyu .. Jifr without
n• gable. mid avoid 'iigawtrl'."
Hr f
rl with an appeal to u1r-
1
.uM.1n i,N the good seed In the chil-
dren's. hearts f..r 11.. e+ail -,v,1 :4141!
1H
be soy u. inn) rule-• the g,NNI. f. ern •
-
•':wtl,r implant..) tl,• 'eV)? irtH e•rnwd
1.111 th,• gn,Nl.
- bruin s-Pr4glfaa(
117, Frbhry atrrna'•1i tdu Dart) En -
wank.. Iiungriny soy, *olden opinion.
Trettrfi..-.atrrtb r, Fite Wee.* foran'-
.I r..• orchestra. a t•lulhe. a 'cella, ton
hurl,. :111(1 1111 urytau. Uui' of - the
musicians par, w.evl a, welt, -a-sem
church and SL I:w,f;e'g rhnrl;h.
The 1/1(1 1.11 .1t the carbons cburehe- hail
1 repare.l for mtk•h larger number*.
titan they serial,. 1'o.glblr the mune
ler o1 visitors In town 4411s •holt :is
large as woo espeelwl, and a .ttren/
\many of titer(, wile did mint. brought
'tier own nn'tls and pirni k,d at rho•
171111. link Aid other Olives about
to
Awards 10 Junior Horlfnllturittr ' toed
51r. Moore, of 1111. Provincial Mont -
cultural
y'4uuRit
cultural Department, paid a visit to tuw'rl d
the Junior horticultnrb,ts of (:eiderich freer
Merry-go-round on St. 1)nvl,1'.,
afforded flitcrsinu for the
r elenn4lt. 11 remained In
til Saturday night•
orl„t from Fordw1ch. Kill•
u11 Friday last rad awarded the prize' ennllne 11ud Lackuow uuirclawl b.-
the plots which the pored(.
lo,y-s and girls have been cultivating These wern'prit ((steel it the report on
luting the ...coin, 011 Moitrrlil sfFw i. Page :i of theta 1 -once.
AI an Winter and
Werra Moore thee( for fis.st pine, and sfrnfiou of iiia kind .null iw held
Ida Clink and Ririe Whiter tied for "alp by rotating several rpledal excur-
sion tr fns. Thos1Y nein en+ne• by
this
in connection w•Ith 1 • o *ether at \the lend of the
The miser for last flower belt' weeps (oudit,jelu. travel have eliengr.J
awarded As' (allows: Jr Rn'ntly' rota!
rhe d(y•. w•hpfl n .Ie•mnu-
]here Bald that wlepfrotha•r-pinta} 1 itju__ uun'hn1 wart. (4 ta9eyr
were equal In some rfexp•,•ts they , fra-th I of' (he crow.). The rapt ma -
were score) 1101-11 oil Iteetrllrlt of jorlt '(came t1y motor ear.
w iris__.____.__ There were -*bout -a- dawn. refr(yh-
In the-te•tt of •knnwtedge regardtng booths lir the --notions- hrott
earl. ties of flowers .11e:11. Mnrnfly
wens first, Verna Moore second, Audrey
Wieland anti Roth Mnrne;v 3rd. Rh,*
ley Taylor. Thelma, lbw.- and Mot
Edwards 4th. This two took the
young people by surprise this year.
Mr. Moore says prizes will t* ren
for the test address nn "How 1 AJrow
the Heat Flower. on My Plot."'
Mr. More expressed him elf it.
lile•n`.'4 with 1111A it being a here
and will sire the innior /in lent -turn!
Society A write-n(r fu tl
turn! Journal. Journal. Mr. (: nae 1411111-
wnit, drove Mr. 3fcor Sbmt town
send quotes 'ome of is rpmorks:
There nine he pec, a nrnund this
tn•vn who do things." 'Ten have the
mast Ienotlf,ll to fl 1n °starlo,"
"The. e m ett flu trig In' ii*F* - i7i;Ti1
way In- *fiddle Ing the miniature
parks, having 1s curt. rte." "The
hospital gran ' A are coming alone
well" "The . Ming of the t(quare
win bring ire for every ,otnor tt
emits."
1`.s.,]ffr rr _ promised tQ sire the
'N• ^ - rrrastroted *entre 1117
toe Af t•he whom* s
4(N "•wt'M1k.11nf 11441.e will
he
High-grade gold NI epeetaeles and
lemon for only other Foyle
of frames and tenter kt lotted priees
onto, and Timm Moroi) it co, Mon.
treat. Tbe best rielleal work to be
obtained and at moderate priers. Two
flays „Too, Frifisi. Saturday, Angulo
21, floare ewer. essith'a Art
Store, Oederteh.
COUHIRNE
-1Ir. HMI Mrs. John Treble. meow.
town. spent the week -end with friends
• Mr. I. ,R•tin was eallet1 to 11411.1
one flay last weeek. iliA Alrter, Mrs,
Young. hoeing passed -*War
wrtattetthy ix extended to alt .1orroft.
lee too many for, a pthetnble bust- 'Kende. The deceased was a :o'er
of Mr. Rieliarel Ryan of eieseleli.
•
pluudjag 1•114-1. of WNW range. The?
Mr. Eterett render *nil Int-
periumator, rei•ited the 'tory of
in beer *musk Need-
less to say. he lit•lei rant)) 1110 last
word the (40,114. 114.nli0/1
Imperwsetion or ?h.. iNry
were eajpoeltIlly
tit,. voilre !inerrant In 4hf‘ evening.
sprint seettery. unique 'nage
Luella Fuirtag. the •Implieril-
alfew. "ant ilor role admirably and
setts *Mr sustained her aceono.
ly pretty.
The whole program fully saistaltud
r entertainment that I. high-el/irk..
GODE.ItICH TOWNSHIP
-
_The center of Hos town was prettily
deeorated, and a "Welcome" reit on
East street atm added to the irg
of the demonstration.
Mr. W. E. Elliott repreeentee \ hie
paper. The London Fins. Press W1141.11
flurried good report Of Ire el.1141111
The committee. in charge frf the
celebration were (sing...self .1f Cairn, y
II. M. Hnnley, Comity Chapialo,'
Cantelon, and Sir Knights kg.' ."'1.
Brownlee. Wm. Brownlee:, Ir
Nevin. Alex. MeNevIr
Mon and
NT. J. raleoner. uoYev-
dr, Sturdy. They Md.
their work
mow Arany !ample were In town?
rt,etre.* In all direetIonw and
reds of motor ears were parked
fah emu rettri amid there were Woe. 1 re
\paws meta. ,as
• 171114 II to the sure" "f
(1181;wrynn::11:23111::11r,111:11/111:11;1. fr41211%.M11ifehlhig111111:1.11:.
enli. on any.
*terra I nett her
Mrs .1ohigenian
Mi.. (Mutt. Treble tottiRlettem Roo
111::::1".'"11411:::11":114 16°111•1"oltairen.17:1:74.1tdevIr.tivfivr:Ip.
her mint. Niles 11ory
1- .14,0114 pUtIehnfue stalterme.,
wiat,s for tour 010 one.. at RIRAR-
Ramk., telling her of tile de•I Of her
brother -fa -Is sr- Pen fa m 114r,meer.
known in this Mfrs/dap
..1. preached a
next Sunday .
town, Ohio.
street chart*
mairfternt at
NOTES
g service
1.
gi
al
titiI1Ellie111 TOWNS/HP. Aug. Pe
-Mr Jack Wii.on trots up from Lei-
den' il ing tile paq week MI n von.
short -v1s11 with relative, at Di•trglit.
Mr. And Min 11. , Johnson. Brown
‘1.- hen Chlaholm arrived front lie
, ,,1 in hie nevr ...Tan ilatordOI even-
iel' end broth,,r, Mho. Myrtle, and Mr.
Mr. Rich. McLennan motored to lit. -
Trott on n latrines- trip 1714 Week.
I'nion t'hitrrh Notes. -The W.M.A.
or,t tomorrow /1 1 f h. home of lam,
at the chtireh. The prngrom will eon.
Will hate ,bartre.
yt
•
1
•
ere!' popular musical rifle will
siren Ai the Canadian Ns.
Britton hv the Royal Cita-