HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-8-27, Page 1For the Bride
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Cards all reflect that distinctive
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of to -day.
Telephone 35, The Signal
MElENTI-EIGHTH YC* NO. 3•
GODERIOH TALL TAIR
WILL BE A GOOD ONE
Best Program for learn to Be Pre-
sented Sept. 9. la. 11
The Goderich Indurtrlal Exhibi-
tion of 192.1 girt% excelltwt promise
of belug the brat for many years. The
directors *rt working with a will to
place It In a higher position thou ever
to popularity and prestige. and with
g ood weather the efforts 9f President
tluudry and his asmielates should be
eruwnett with mitre**.
Thr general admission ..barge,
which during the war war Increased
to 30 cent'. has for this year been rte
%tined to 2 rents, and it IN hoped
that the public will chow apprecta•
tion of this move by attending in wch
large numbers that the reduction will
be justified.
The prize list hat been carefully re-
vised, with a view to encouraging the
exhibition of all the staple product.•
of the district. Copies of the Ilst may
lw had on •pplk•aHon to the r.eretary.
1)r. W. F. Clark. Goderich. The sec-
retary reque,4i that exhibitors make
lhrlr entries early. la order that the
last-minute rush soy as much as
pusalhle is.• avoided. Entries are be -
Ing Deceived already, sad the secre-
tary reports an unusually brisk de•
mend for copies of the prise Het
Merchant.. and manufacturers who
intend making displays In the main
hall should send applications for
apace at once either to tthe secretary
or to Mr. W. H. Robortaoa. chairman
of the committee having Ghia matter
In charge. A number of applications
for space have &treedy been received.
Including some from outside of town.
There will be plenty of entertain-
ment at this year's Exhibition. Bar-
low and Barlow, sensational and
comedy acrobats, with their trick
house, writ give a performance full
of laughs and thrills. The famous
Henderson Juvenile Pipe Band. bt
London. will be here, and their pro-
gram of piping. drumming, dancing
and singing will alone i* worth the
price of idmlasinn. These refinal and
am,mplishrd artists, In /addition to
their stirring band music, have a re-
pertoire of Scottish. Isiah. sailor.
gypsy and clog dances. pinging wpe-
rtaltiose etc.. which insnree a per-
formnnee Interesting to all.
In addition to the free performan-
ces, twf.re the grandstand. there will
he u his Midway with its mnuy anti
-Visited attt'ai
The rogra m of speed tent • will0/1111
ie
n n Ares knndd
two on Frldny afternoon. with mir-es
nggregnting 11!1(1[►.
Another attraction which 1s in pro-
' reps of arrangement is the final tame
of soft -hall to determine the clinm-
plonMilp of the (l.wlerie•h Softball
League
Look for farther announcements
next week and get reams to spend the
hest time of the year et the Gtelerk•h
TndnstrIal Exhibition. Wednesday,
1Atnralar pot! Fridley. September"t'-
10 and 11.
R. K. Robertson Menne* Jadgealdp
it has beton announcer. In the• Tor-
onto
oronto press that sir. It. 14. Robertson.
H.C.. of Toronto. a Goderich "old
boy. has declined an offer of appoint•
meet as a judge of the Supreme
Court of Ontario. Mr. Robertson be-
fore his removal to Toronto enctlatetl
his prefrpslon et Stratford for some
yenrp. and The .Bcaeotidiewald of
that elty maker the follnwIng refer-
ence:
For some time It has been an nps•n
perret that our former townsmen, now
practising his profession in Toronto`
has hatlythe refwal of a High Court
Jndge.lilp. which temptation it was
Irately annnnnced in the peas he had
decided not to accept. Both farts,
that ..f the offer and of hip declina-
tion, gwfik volumes, In the first platy
indlcnting a high position In the legal
prof. -,.inn, and In the tter'ond show-
ing that the emoluments of hie regu-
lar practice advise him whilst still a
comparatively ymng 'Iona not yet to
peek the *better of the jndlr•Iary.
Boon niter Mr. Robertson's *partner
from Stratford to Toronto. It was els
Serve4 by obi Stratford friend* 'that
hla name began to appear with grow-
ing frequ•ney In ennne-tlon witH
capes of ppeelal importance. anti It
wap evident that hip ihnrnnghness
and mental alertness were hewing A
may for him to »-11(iess In his profes-
Mon end bidding fair to rnnk him
anon among the leading hamsters of
Tnrnnto. which means the Prorine'e.
ELDERS AND STEWARDS
NORTH ST. UNITED CHURCH
Result of Balloting Almost/weal en
Sunday Last
The reanitn of the election of the
preinion and the hoard of slewareia of
North street United chnrch were an-
nounced on Sunday lass and are as
follnwsr:
The mpmtwrs of the session are:
For a term of six years: J. 1'. %Tome.
A. M. Robcrtaon, Dr. A. T. Emmerson.
Rev. J. E. Ford. For a term of four
years: J. E. Tom, W. T. Iiailie, 11ev.
Jew, Hamilton. Jame* Mitchell For
a term 01 two rear.: .1 W. \'natstter.
Alex. Saunders, John let -ton. J. II.
(Intim m.
The membership of the board of
atewsrls iso as follows: For a terns of
three years: H. R Long. \P, 1'. ('rid
bats Jas. McManus, T. 1t. Wallis. .1.
R. Wheeler. For s term of two
year*: A..1. l'altridge. Geo. W. An
drews. W. R. A. 'Neftel, C. id. Ito ert,
eon. E. C. Belcher. For it term of one
year: W. 'Reye Sharman, H. 1.. ftelk-
etd. Gen. Gould, J. W. Moore. W. T.
PNMw.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Jab Young ;,,,e MB J. C. Mesa
spent the week -tial at London.
Mr. 1?. Mor Tor-
onto, was lit town user Sunday.
Misr -Mary Hyau has gone to De-
troit, where she hu- u posltlyu.
MW !Leta Grattan* 1s the guest of
Mhos M. Lewis at 'l',er,oto.
Mr. Roy Miller, of Toronto, 1s
spsudlsg his holldnp, herr with Mr.
J. M. Graham.
Mie„ Jean Otlupmnr., of Palmerton,
has hero vlafttug fro add In town the
{drat week.
Mr's. Walter Watt-. of Chatham, 1s
the guest of Mrs. llarold 1'. Young
this week.
Mies Amelia Hetherington has been
s-ngaged to trach the Nile retool for
the coming year.
Mn. ('1)r.) .1. G. Huat and son
John, of London, ere speadtng a few
toy. at Hotel Sunstt
Mrs. -Warwick, of Tories, is visit-
ing her mother and -.owe Yrs. P. 11.
and Misa Rose Fox.
Mr. I.ou gender and Mr. Frank
Stoker» of Port Hope. 'pent the week-
end at their homes hers.
Mrs. Wm. Tighe roamed to town
from Milwaukee last wteh and will
remain here for a fa4411.1104.
Mien Margaret Kelly. a Sinkers.
and Mrs. Jas. Mrl►onogk, of Petrol's',
visited finnan In town last week.
Miss Myrtle Eider, ut Cargill, was
slotting her cousin/4 the Muses El-
der. St. 1)avitra Mre,•t, tins past week.
Mr. Andrew Lynn, ol'Detrolt, hes
returned home after a pleasant 'twit
with his mother told sister in town.
Miss Margery Telhurat ha* return-
ed to her home at London after a visit
In Goderk-h with Mee. H. Ubelacker.
Mrs. (,err. Mac\'tsar and son, Alez.,
have returned home from their visit
to Mrs. MecVlear', parents at Flora -
dale.
Miss Olive MeNee bas 1bCrned to
Toronto atter a plea month's
mit with her parents. Mr, and Mra
Jas- Motet.
Misers Ruth Mabe. and Dorothy
Sheerer. of Slmcoe. are holidaying in
town and visiting their readtive. Dr.
1.. M. Mabee.
Mr. ■nd Mrs. Alex. MacLennan and
risiblren. of Windsor, were recent
visitors at the home o� Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnha 11 - y. Mrs.
Barlow. sou rind daughter of fort
Huron, visited friends - en laM
Saturday. '4 -
The Mina Orel aad Stexl-
dart. of Lets
Ste rt.
Mr. anti Mrs. A. C. WhZt. . sof Tor-
onto,
oronto, are tlpttink :at the jt no- of the
lady's mother, Mrs. McIsei . t'ambria
road.
alrp. 1'. *. 1Ovely and cb.'.Iren, who
spent the 'holiday month- In town,
left this afterats li for tli home at
Toronto.
Mr. urrille Murphy r trued to
Preston after spwuding 1s . vacation
with his parent* Jnr. and Mrs: T. T.
Murphy. Newgate street.
Sur. and Mrs. it. A. Rh-. rz o1 Dor-
eheeteer. are righting et the homeof
the former's parents, Mr and Mrs.
W. otters. Britannia mad
air. and Mrs- Frank 11 seliery, of
Detroit. err rbdtiug at the home of
the• former'. -d-t... Mrs. W. Risers.
Britannia road.
311s. Miry Hussey ''.earned last
week fr her holidays ,end watt ac-
eomiwni') by her friend, Mins Helen
Murphy. of Poet Hnron-
Mr. 31. i1. Martin and daughter,
Madeline. have left for their borne at
Ottawa after spending three weeks, In
Geterkh. the guest' of Mrs J. C.
McInteeh, Wept street.
The many friends of Mime Mae
Rivers will 1.e pleased to knee?, that
elle Is making favorable prngrers to-
w-arshs recovery after a serious opera-
tion In Toronto general hspital.
Mrs. Peterson rind dtughter•. Eileen,
of gamin. and Mt•e. elacine Elliott,
of ('hkagu. returned to their homes'
on Monday after a wse•k's visit with
Mrs. D. Elliott. Neiman street.
Mr. and Mrs. Militate ('ralgip an-
T100114e the engagement of their
daughter. Jesele (olive .tlexandrie, to
L. -wt. Russel Itends r, leo. of Mr. and
Mrs, (Gert. Bender, Jlewgate street,
Goderich. The ntarrlage Is to like
place early In September.
Dr. F. 1'. 3faber•, of the Baptist
College of Shanghni. Chitla, with hits
wife and family, was In town for a
fear days visiting ills brother. Dr. L.
W' Maher. Dr. Mabee It at present
on furlough and le finking a poet -
graduate course et (10111 labia Unlrer-
,sity. New Tnrk,
Mr. sad Mrs. Allan Rowlett ani(
elaogtiter, Marie, of Vnneouver. B.('..
have been visiting at 41-. Rowles' boy-
hood home III Ashfield Oils month.
3fr. Rowles. who 1s Is graduate of
Goderich ('olleginteejn•tittite, la now
the prin.'I al of ones, of Vancouver's'
high acboola. M1. gory+ The Signai a
pl(lMnt cell while in torn.
Out-of-town Risen. ret the liltte
Bird Tea SLnp: 3fr,,, NewtgSn-Brady.
Itnyf.4d: 31st. R,tre•rte'dt Movie -en.
Montreal; G. E. finite Toronto: M
Mona Rigger., Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs.
S. (t. 'faker. Miss Stuart. Mist Mc-
Pherson. Mrp, Laing, Miss Ball. Tot -
onto: Ml.,. Madeline Green, I)r. and
Mrs. ('hurter Atlbdtt. T.nh.lm4, Mr.
Harold Smith. Vsnvonver, B.('.: K.
14. Cowan. Scifor*: Mr. and Mrs.
Aordnn. Regina ; Milk Jefferson Thor -
len. Ih'troit: Mrs. Ellimbeth Mur•hy.
itolnx. Wis.: Mime 'Hannah L. Par
pons. Tapered. 01,1n( Mee. Daniel TV
Striekter. (1rveland: Meda P. 41.
1)anlel't,
,New fork City; Mra F. W.
Corky. !Andres: Miss 1' Mncdnnald.
Detroit; Mies H. $a.•dnnald, Wheel
Ing. W. Va.: Mrs; Louis Ti. Paine.
Miss, M. M. Paine, }'oled°, MIM Roth
Taylor. Pelham, N.Y.: Mrs. Albert E.
Davie Lansing, Mich. •
GODERICH, ONTARIO, TH SDAY. AUGUST 27, 1925
The News of the
For the A. C. Hunter Trophy
Tomorrow (Friday) will see the
Anal coateet Dor the A. C. Hunter
trophy at the Blue Nater Golf and
Country Club. Dr. Hunter aiul Mr.
Sandy Bowden are the players In the
finals.
New Drygoada Met'ehaot
Mr. W. J. smell. of Arthur. who re-
cently pure•hased the tlrygesls sbw•k
G.ttl.g Raaig� fent Tetania
Thr Goderkh Mpt.1 will leave on
the ('.Nat. train utxt Wednesday af-
ternoon for Torun*, nhere they will
take part in the head competition at
the t'auadlan National INN let len
on Thursefay, Ss. caber :t. panel
mower H. E. Jettisr received n of d
,yesterday that 11 f lluw•ing Iwunt.
Iwsl,ks Godrrkh tc ruh•reti fu
eta -s •'C," Of amn our betide of not
of the Colborne atom, aunoutses then more than twenty. players: (:.1..11.1.,
he Intends remaining in Goderich and Nrw Toronto, We Barrie, Dolt -
ridge, Petrolea. tsger•avnle, Mea -
ford and Listowel.
/4
Contributions ta . Tian% Funds
The following s.hitional cuutribu
Owe. to the baud t�j,dd are acknow•1-
carrying on the business. He has
taken up residence on :N, -agate street.
His advertisement appears on page 5
of The Signal this week.
Maitland Golf Club Note.
The following is the draw• for the
third round of the play for she la -
Peed Tool.-
dies: handicap trophy. to 1w players off
not later than Saturday. August 29th.
Tier. Father 41111114..
Mrs. Wallace -Mir. Mooney
Miss A111 Saunders -Miss Olive Ab
leu T
Dr. Mary Tom -Mrs. Donaldson
Miss Jowle tsaundere -Yrs. Mitchell
Miss E. Wililama-Mesa Newton -
Brady
Rod. Johnston . $ 1.00
2.00
3.110
Thea Ws ('suid Pick Our Own Dates
N'ill dates grow in Goderich? Mr.
Arthur Suazel says they will, and in
proof he prodhlcrs some sprouts
which developed from that..-Wnn•`x
thrown our In his backyard Inst
.pring. It is wonderful to sere bow
the little green sprout breaks through
the hard surface of the stony. It
might 1e• difficult ult to perwaek• a dote -
palm to remain neve through a Gaet-
er4ch winter. but it would be an in-
teresting experiment for name mem-
ber of the Hortkaltural Society.
Saturday •Nighrs Spectacle
A peculiar phenomenon In the sky
on Saturday night, about 10 "'deck.
ck.
attracts -et the attention of a numh.•r
of citizens. A strong band of light
stretched aeon.. the zenith from emit
to wrest. with • somewhat slighter
band running across it shame at
right tangles., making au immense
emits. Later on observers noticed
that the, baud. le•gan to break up.
There were various (oujosetures se to
the origin of the unusual appearance,
which probably was a variation
aurora borealis.
at Toronto asking tor an ezpianatioa1
of ■trnuge not brought the fol-
lowing reply; 'Tbe'ray of light seen
by you is merely the first formation
of the auroral arch. In northern
latitudes it mak'e's its appearance lu
this measlier every evening. It theta
breaks up into streamers and folds
which we often we herr."
Goderiels Golfers at Llwtowel
The Listowel Banner has the fQk.Lir
lowing reference to the visit 'of mem-
bers of the Blue Water Golf and
(.mntry (tub to Listowel an Wednese
day of last week:
%V.rine•eday half -holiday was a gala
day at the Listowel Gulf anti t'onntry
('lub, the °session bring a vMit in
fore by memtwrs of the Blue Water
Golf and Country (tub of Goderich.
twenty-eight strong, -divided twelve
ladles and slxteen gentlemen, who en -
MUCH NOTES
gaged In two eeparate matrices with
the local club members The links
the
•eknow:tdg..o
$ 0.00
10T.3fr
$11321
It is desired to later a uniform for
the band wlwn they go to Toronto to
take part In the osemstltlon at the
Exhibition, and further contributions
will be gratefully received by Band-
master Jenner, Mr. ?l'. K. Saunders,
treasurer, or any mr.be•r of the baud.
Town
Retunting OUeers Appointed
Mr. ('. .4. Nairn, of liodertch, has
teem 1'1gw.111trd Federal' returning
ottic,•r for North Haran. and Mr. 1). F.
ale4:rr.p,r, •of Siaforth, for :South
Huron. 1'udrr lite legielatluu passed
at the rtr•ent session pt PANtratl1,.
lie •. (Akers ore appoiseett not Ihr
a single
rle,llesl es tormerb, but to
hold the position until another ap-
pointment is made.
Lawn Bawling Note.
In the weekly lawn bowling tourn-
ament on Friday night S. Bawden
and t'. McManus won lirat prise and
('has. l;rittith and J. Brophy seennd
prize.
In the tournuweut on Monday even-
ing IT. T. Edwards sad T. Glazier
won first prize and A. Taylor and F.
Hibtwrt •ss,oud prize.
4.id,rirh howlers will he represent-
ed at the IAtckuow tournament today
(Thursday').
Real Estate Notes
Mr. P. J. Ryan bast disposed of his
B�rr'oop.rty un A leiwe street to Mr.
('his. McCitbe or -town. lie has also
..old his resident* on Trafalgar sire4
to Mr. P. Rohlus..n, of Ansa ('rale.
who Is coming to town to n -silt•.
Mr. Ryan Is erecting _a reel brick
house on Newgate street witieh he
, experts to occupy in October.
Mr. Douglas Mooney hes purchased
A pretty midouni t r wedding war the Button residence ou North :•trent.
The I,)urnIn estate have sold the
red brk•k resldrenee on' Stanley street
to Mr. Jas. (:arriek.
Mr. Chita. Muir recently purehaarel
on a twos -tory r•n'denee• (Jamey
_
*thea from Mr. JasBuchanan.
To Honor Bishop of Huren
T'rtliminary insp. have Iesn taken
Try clbttmh ergaeisa.tins hr the Angli-
can dloceee of Huron to mark fu
Counter Check Books
We can meet any corapeti-
tion. If you need a new sup-
ply call
Telephone 35, Tel
TR/ SIGNAL PRINTING CO, LDdEM. P* -'ars
BitIEFs
A large tarty 'from .talarre hold a
picnic ret atepeae•tuug Park yrsrrrdny.
ft twine the 11(1' holiday of the vil-
lage.
Handy utero) -Iwai saieTwtai. just
the proper thing fuer 1111dren, In unr
tra`elte( good* sieparllnprt. t1H'AR-
The regular
eri* W.upso'a-
at Hie home of
on Thursday, new
W. At hesutt & 144
'ot• the God -
pill be held
, Elgin ave.,
at 3 pee.
reunite of ad-
rsrttsuuwut for this lcitdit was revs -ic-
ed tee, late. Ott dint- lids of a�ve hlia Iso
Ing offered are yarns. blanteta, towel-
ling, chluta, .betting and eoreets,
Randall Manhunt, from ran away
on Monday sad collided with an pier•
irk light pule on- Kingston 'street.
breaking R oft k30 said the horn'.
were frightened by tense boys throw-
' ing hunaua peel. t
ExatQM b sismia . act
A grout deal OIL.interest 4 beteg
shown this year in alb harvesters' ex>
(merlons to the* Wr Roth raltwtye
err running estrum 10.111 G.w1rrlHt
to Weetern potato, slid already about
and already about per hundred per•
sons from gad.rteieso► dtstrh-t hate
left for . varieftl. W points. 1t
p
la exeeted--that -law ?edition/1i num-
ber will leaveijtxt trek.
1
solemnized in Use rueefield lotion
church ou Thursday, August 20th,
when Anna Isabel MacDonald. only
daughter of Mrs. Arnie and the late
(tet•. Jobe A. Mail acid. was united
in marriage to Gorilla A. Manson, of
Blyth. eldest boa of L. John A. Wil-
sew. of Zurich. 'Pr idly at ,1t ao,
elewk the bride intent! the chutrh W
the strains of the I.1e•igriu weeding
march played by Mr ni Cly, -wife of
Her. R..\. Lundy of ippsu, who of-
ficiated at the erre:
who was given as
Mr. putt. Allan. la
her bridal gown of
with cell and °rang
hag a shower keu
roses. Her bt1
guerite Doggies. of
graeful gown of
(*tried a
Voogd was
titer. lir. 'white M n. of Calgary,
The nsiwre were els. Was. Mateo
son, of Watford. and 'man Haugh,
of Brueefieeld. Darla/ kite sonnet of
the register\ tire. liti11rt Baird, of
'pomata, sang aweetfy,l •'O Promise
Ma" The ch e11 *act laalntifully
dero.rate %_whit at taupe ion of !lessors.
Following the .erlmoliy' the gree-ts,
to the number "of�ity-Rye. rep. Ir=
ed to the hole s f .Allan.
herr a (taint) 1,n�@f t•henn wns
served. The rotor melt throughout
was pink and white. Liter the
bride and groom left for Toronto.
where they task this twat to Mont-
real. The bride travelled In a tall-
oreol gown of pawl p(ittn with\hat'
and nowt to .muteb. Anepia wore
present from Toronto. London. Cal-
Riley.. New York- nod Detroit. _.._.. _.._
some suitable way the ...millet ion
✓ Tree bride, next )ear. by Rt. Rer. David t1•illiawp.
by IllestriOneln -iJ ---4weely.rer years as I.i.h.,t, of
ehtirmind In !futon. Hie l4trdablp, wile 1. a lia-
r satincreta�_^rict__ et_,ruteeed_-halt ,utero.
ess01111.. carry- •forty years ago. being ordained .lea-
f of Premier -tors ht Pest of St. James'. Stratford,
Miss )14r- and archdeacon' of Pettit. 11 • has
doe, ward. 4 heel. -iur* 1005 the en
to and,alde herd. of a large
rusee. the e.tabiishasent
_
wine, 01 ass 41.01014w -sr
were beautiful In their green verinre.!
The day Was aweltering hot. nut the
Mika afforded n wide Open. the 1o01-
h1g breeze making much for the mut-
ton of the {Motors.
, This is the second some with the
Blue Water flub. the first being at
Goderich when Idstuwcl was defeated
a Week ago. Yesterday the Inane
players in the gs•ntlentnnb Match
ramp ant victorious. the swore twine
Listowel 12, Goderich 4. The'ladipp'
match was rery keenly e. ntestrol. the.
home club losing. Goderich 7, Llatowel
8. Liquid refreshments on ice were
puppl9.4 In the ('laps heft n111111 grove,
which furnished n, canopy of delight-
some phade.
A11 tine. player repaired- atter the
game to the Arliugtnn hotel where
)fine dost M11 IIet hail prelwre-d a de-
lightful repeat which was greatly en-
joyed by the sixty members of the
two clubs who 14w,k tart In the game.
and all were load in their praise. of
the fenst provided,
Prw...alines were over alwent 10
o'clock otol the visitors left for home,'
loud in their praise. of the ieauties
of the town of Listowel nn' l a -bating
for n further home and home game
between the two clubs.
Fo1Mwh,g, in 1he score 01 the game:
Llptowel Goderich
Elgin Hay 0 P. !In•.Itings ...1
J. A. Sehlnbeln 1 C. Tarpons ....0
W. Chole 1 R. Lloyd 0
Y. B. Morphy ..0 A. McKay 1
.1. G. Burt 1 11. C_ Young ..0
3f. it. Hay 1 H. E. Naftel ..0
F. W. Hay 1 G: Parsons ....0
J. E. Hogg 1 Pr. Hunter ....0
Herb Clark 1 G. Sutcliffe ...0
II. Mcr111Ieray 1 (isorge Keel ..0
W. A. Killer 1 Vlsean 0
H. 1'. Want.'' ...1 C. Re14 0
J. Y. Si•hinhrin 1 R. A. Scott .-0
R. Mnilin - 0 11. T'be•Tacker ..1
J. Fenton 1 l'nrtons, .Ir. ..0
Wm. Morrison 0 Iter. McTkwmtd 1 ,
L/1 (lien
Mrs. F. W. Hay 0 Mrs. Lloyd .. .�
)fine Morptiy 1 MIs. $anita ..1
Miss L. Fair 1 Misa Hamilton 0
Mrs, R. A. C imle 1 Mips Meefay .0
Mrs. Styles, 1 Mrs. (tallow ...0
Mea Sehlnhein 1 Mrs Hartel ...1
Mrs. Wanner 0 Mrs. Rrld 1
Wag L. it-ntt ...0 Mrs. -T`belarker 1
lits. J. Hamilton 0 Mess Nn fIel
Mips K. Fair ...0 Mips Tathnrst .1
Mrs. M. R. Hay 1 Mrp. TTa rrle . - .0
Lt Knox chin- h next Sunday the
s•r.1.es will Is conducted by the
minister. Subje't- of %tanto{: 11
n.)n., ''Putting nodi the l'mfyt-a;" 7
p.m.. "Leading ro a Conelnslon."
Sabbath school a: 10 o'clock.
l•ietoria Street Ladies' Aid •
TI:' regular monthly meeting of the"
Ladle. A1.1 Sating of Victoria street
church was het%' .11 the home of Mix..
1M,efn on Thnrsdnr afternoon. with a
good at(eudunee. The president pre -
aided and Mrs. T. Million read the
Scripture le.-rn. The treasurer re-
ported the financial proeeeds of the,
:bonnier School. meals anti of the Der-,
ry Day %honer as rery gratifying. At !
the conclusion of hastnese 3(re.
the president. was prestented with le
Mout' cif glndlott at a token of spine
citation of her uutlring efforts to make
the week of sel•'ltni meals to the Sum-
mer School n p. ,pant success. Re-
freshments wet. earned by the hots
tests. as-istnl by Ars. Reid and lire.
itnsrell. The rieN' meelbng will he At
the hone et Mr- Gtr,.
At. North Street United Cbureh
On Sunday morning lest the pulpit
of North street United church was o• -
copied nowt acceptably by a Gode•rieh
01,1 Troy." r'. 41f. W. ot of
Y1unngatown.Reljhio. who, InStthddare Ahs•nsr
of the (motor. Hee. C. F. Clarke. con-
ducted the morning worship. He
took est Ilia text the That vers. of the
wttond ephitie of Peter: "But grow in
grace and In tlo• knowledge of our
Lord and __2A•, -as. Jeeps (.'hriet,"
Peter. op said -poke frequently In
terms of meltii Stlnn and addition.
never In terme o1 snhtraetion. 'Grave
and peace 1e maltipIlerl onto yon."
"add to your faith virtne." "If tle•e
things he hi yon and AMnund." formed
1.14 measinge to the churches, The
preacher .s take of the eon4Ittons of
growth. end 0f 1110 feet that faflurp to
grow in the ('hrietian life requite, not
only ie failure t0 adven het Mit in
aps•(a.v 3fr. iIOrldart t isenka An-
tony.. and with deep °agrneleta . Hip
01,1 frlcnda ht '!,e c0ngrpgetlon wire
glad to greet him admin and to .re
t,im in. tum Pptt 01 tho t'nitnd
shortly In the n1everting inti. W. R.
App. of Auburn delivered tan able ser-
mon from the test, "I booyeeeh thee
for my son. (on4Mmttll" (levelling out
the power of ('brief to tranafnrm hu -
men live*. lir Alp la a welcome
preacher Ir North street ahnr(1t.
and enp-
whieh
rishe-
hat e
of
in the lean " to reeog ize formally Isle
Inane hlp'a se•rvie is an hulicatlon of -
the BisIe ss wide popularity.
PREMIER TO ADDRESS
MEETING AT EXETER
Exeter. Aug. 21i.-Tlie (tight 11..11.
W. L. Mackenzie King. Pritur Minis-
ter. Hun. T. A. Low:. Minister of
Troth' rind ('ommerre. nod tion. ver
atur M.1'eur will spa -,k ret Exeter can
Labor Day at 2, o'clock. The Rath
Pring will 1w• cue of the most On-
prortnat 11,44 here in •soon• time.
Oa tt Stretford
A party of rs representing the
Maitland Golf b Of Goderieli end
the Seafurth ' f blab visited the
Stratford 6011 l,-kf`oh yeeterdhy: 'rend
had a meth etaJt,yable time. The
Stratford ptuysre nark up for their
defeat In Goierle)h on July 29th by
sdntintptertpg a defeat: to their visit-
ors ys•ste , the.lti(l4 0u the day's
play led 1$141 M a%. After the
game lit errjls ',erred in the club
honse andel oil rn en,•ial time was
spend- C e the oreeI
-
tltratfoft1 •1,1� floderieh and le1t
C_11uh foraeth
.1 ..1 Ar.neNxewton-B(pro-)ra-
0
li
+r e. di. 0
it. IE. Jane i 0
Re C. Csmp
Southgate 1
).• Dk-k ,1....',411. 1�
11�4., 'M- Knit, sr. (1
I'Ii. ii,Reaett tm .0
J . i -T. -R. 1tat • ''' f
J. Conk ;
11. G.
F.
K.
Jas.
W. (L
S. IItft
Judge
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PRESBYTERIANS AT
MENESETUNG PARS;..
Big l•rewd at l'estgregatienal rink
Held l eeterdry
In place of the usual Sabbath ,dant
phials.. Knox ckutdt hold a congrega-
tional plonk yesterday et Menesetung
Pork. the rations orgaulaationa of
the eungrcgatloa uuitipg for the event,
1 very large •teruoat was the rebblt,
the gutbering numbering fire or six
bemired. There was a prugrem orf
.pasta, in addition to w•trral games
of soft -tall, and a baby show, Weide.
the many permanent attractions of
the ('ark. The ladies provided most
bountifully for the supper which age
the day's orating. The mpalsttt,
Ito -v. R. C. M.•Itermtd, prrsfekr1 over
Ihr pro.,rrlIngcs of the (lay art kis
genial nmltee•r. -and was aej*ted by
au able and willing band of workers.
The outing was thoroughly enjoyed
and 1t was a tired. IUt,tappy }rend
which piled Into thea for
conveyance beet to to -llat
of prix. -winners in the aerial)►! tares
S years and
Berl mirror.
James.a lull-
s yeare stud under --'Neil **iota.
Graham SteDonald. -
IS years and AndrT -.Bolo assn- -
dere. K. McAuley,
1.3 your end unser--P.. Moliay,'Re-
ly, Saunders.
Girls
• years 1111.1 under -•Ratti Dear.
Helen !Strachan.
.x year[ and under - \t'1nnlfreO Mint -
ray. J. Mo("reath.
12 years and tinder -S. \Ied'renth.
,)Ilse Mtllrsgor. r
15 years and under -Ruth Maine.
Grure Murray. s
15 years. aml Over -x.114 }t Clark.
Apples F[Reer.
'Peanut rue-e---i:1n.13-s Marra, to
pen Fraw•r.
as follows:
Alma
Woolen'. race -flea. Murray. Qs..
Men's rnr.* . Vsu. Gro -n. s' K.
Smundiera.
A Bit of Reid Baseball
Mr. and Mr,.. F. G. Weir have r•-
limed frotn .a trip of 'severe! day. to
Ingersoll and 1lratford. At Ingersoll
they visited tbelr ton, Mn. Will We!r.
and ou Saturator taw hlat play In a
Iatshsil gated tit and
Ilarut% wintQlii +r $ • . =„••eespeetivt•
♦tate
twee
45
1
5'
H. Wert ..4.
T). Co1'Ma
W. Maynar.T, r.0
T. N. Jarvis a ..0
J. 4'. Mnkiu.a,,1,4
N. F. Babb .. a .0
W. Mellnth.s ...1
J. 11. . Conlon 0
W. B. ltothwel111
W. E. Goodwin .1
S. Rutherford ..1
It. .i: Mnthttt ..1
.t. Kay 1
Dr. Kenner ..,0
R. M. Kerr. jr 11
.. FIr41 , rt
1.. Killnrnn 1
J4g•s7acsr
k,n 1
Mr. SMOG. ?<j
C. .4' held 1
d. i..'Juek-.on ,11
P, lar 1
n. 11 )Ise,,is ' .(1
T. 3i. Kith( N.0
3[r. ('u rt _A
R. W. WaiIrie O
R. A. Clnff 0
F. Pearson _i
9t4
1'
Saturday's game at ltutersoll. 5-4, but
on Moab,}- the Ingersoll tenn)s•huwell
its superiority by ele•fea1ing Sarula at
Strnthrny, 15-4. Ingerssdl wilt next
151a3 the winners of tie. Wintbsrr--tp-
pin write. WIII .Weir. when _was a
menthes -uf Gosk•rieli •e Ftwr-1(am of
1(21 and 24, plays centre field for
Ingersoll and has not forgotten ls,w
to hat. getting u two-begger and a
Ihree-begg.•r Ti, Sltfertintee game. 114'
has (tad a geed 1Mt1Ing_average all
samnter. Hovey of (71ntnn piny. ne-
cool base on the Ingersoll team end
he al.., is doing well for his tram_
Our Veteran Residents
Goderich Is Proud of Them
This is n picture of the gathering
held at St, I'atrick's l'nrk on \1'tr11u••-
day. Angled 11uh, of residents of God-
erich alto are eighty years of lege or
uycr. The group numbers twenty•
two. ret whom. inc ut two are out
sfuilp-4s- Gut- ue egctmrlau cln-s yet,
hilt are pretty close to it. Mr. 31e•-
i-.ti71e. the first man at the left.
standing. is a visitor in town; the
other{ are all r -'idents. This Is (h'
second gathering of the kind held to
Gue9•rich. the final hating been held
ill Attgfst of last rest. Titre.- of
thus• then present bate shoo pastel
on: William Wakefield• Benjamin
Packwood and Andrew }bridle.
The gathering of last week did net
Inelule n11 of G1.ni.4t'A ell -age
retentive Serersl others who hats
passed the fotre•ore mark were mt-
ahle through Illness or other circum•
Mantra to attend.
Following are the mown, with
place and tote of birth. of the men in
the pkhtre above:
Seated (left In right) -George
Thomson (11rantford. Hitt). Rnla•tt
Ittieo.11 (Stanley . township, 1144:4),
11'u.. J. Johnston, (GoelerIch. 1'37,.
44111. (':lntpbell 1Barrie, 1143-11), Jas.
31e1'lure (near Merrlckri11., 1)435
1111o4. Seng( r. K.C. (Shropshire, Eng
land. 114.111. tames Elliott (GuderIch
township. Islsl. John Sproul ITor-
oiif.1. 15431, .tna- ('nrrle fttodt:etch
township. fakir, (Ia.. MrIlirrdy
1 Als•rhs•trhlre. Scotland. Ment.
Staudiug (left to rlght --'?. C.
McKenzie (of Toronto, who hast been
winking vt*its rat HoderIeh for the last
forty Scars,. Jame. Mai -Vicar (Chat
ham. 1143). 'Phomas Gledhill (Lock-
port. - .}..... I-a'MI. ' F. F. i.ttwreuee
t Part, 41111. 1$441, (is,,. M,Milla.
tntar Enniskillen" Ireland. 114411.
Adam Foster (t•:nglensl, 1840). Jnmt-•
l'. I.alUlwaire I(kwlerich townehip,
1'442). Ronald MeMurchy (York coun
tr. 114441,. John McTntoeh (lnverneas.
Scotland. 1143'4I. Cnaa Btackatonc
(York comity. England. 11442), Ste-
phen Andre... 1 So nereet, 2ngiand.
1M3), Willlatn Allen (Colborne town-
ahip. 14401, s
It 1s worthy of note that Mr. See-
ger. wile Is the vigilant and able
('roan ettorne, for the county of
Huron. celebrated the fifty-sixthan-
niversary of his wedding on .Angu.t
114th. Just the day before the gather-
ing berg pi/lured.
limit Interest is taken by the towns-
peopl.• In this gathering. which has
now berume an annual event. but par -
Goiter nrwnttnn tont he made of
Mrssra. G. W. Black and T. O. Can-
non ns the organizers of the gather-
ing, Mr. itlack e'specinlly gulag to
tench unable 10 brltig the veterans to-
gether and gine them a good tint.,
Mr. Black pre.endeel each of the ve-
teunn* with an aster for A Ironton -
Were, an41 the holiest of the neighed -r•
host 'terve,' refreshments. The park
whs. especially (hrnrals,t On the o--
era*on.
After a short pn•,gtam of-la•ech-
m,tking. in which Rer. .1. i:. Ford.
Rev. Conon Hill. Mr. Wm. ('amptell
and Mr. l'- Sesegerton', pare the
veteran* joined handa and sang "Auld
Lang Syne." Many of then) rem -tined
for pnme• time talking of (.1e1 (burs in
Goderich and comparing nodes. of
their long and Interesting Ilrr't.
The Signal wishes them 1.11 n happy
year mitll (11, t nwr`t again In 11)2(4.
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