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S ENTN INTO YEAR NO. 22
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GODERICH, ONTARIO',
WILL CELEBRATE
DOMINION DAY
IN GODERICH
Grand Tattoo in Evening to Be
Outstanding Feature of the
Program
Go.lerich is to bare a 1)omiulOn
Day lrk•bration. The Mayor's call
for public meeting last Friday night
did not meet with a hearty response,
only eleven persm5 leiag peewee :
Mayor •Maelvwru. In -puts Reeve ho-
mer, Councillors Turner and Sproul, J.
A. Robertson. A. Maunders, W. 11.
Robertson, 1.. I. Knox. W. Grindrod,
H. E:. Jenner sad T. Pritchard. How-
ever, some preliminary work was
done. and another meeting. with a
better attendance. nes held on Tues-
day night. and preparations for the
celebration are now well under way.
Officers of the crlebratflsa commit
tee are: Honorary prestideat. lir. Wil -
Ham Campbell; president, Major Mac -
Ewan ; viec-prestide'd. G. L. Parsons:
secretary. T. Pritchard: treasurer. F.
Woolkomire. AddltJuuul mtmb•rs of
executive -R. Stonebouse. R. C.
Pastllthwaite. P. J. IrO,' R D. Crot1.
C. -K. launders. Chia. Shack. 14.
0.
Sturdy; u. W. Black, ,Q.re
W. Y. ' Robertson. �o�Re
Moser. (;saneiUor Tartlet. 47samei ve
Sproul. J. A. Robertson. IT. E. Jenner.
W. Grindrod. A. Saunders, L. L.
Knox.
The great feature of tbe day's pro
gram w111 be a tattoo, to be beki at
Agricultural Park In the evening, with
seven or eight lands taking part. and
concluding with a grand pyrotechnie
display. This la expected to provide one
best mustiest programs ever
BAPTISTS OBSERVE
THEIR ANNIVERSARY
Sermons and Lecture he Dr.
McCrimmon el Termite Te Address (toad Patrolmen
The nnu crrsary' se•rvlcrs of the
i Jar. Irwin • r the 1'rorinclal H
igh-
G.slerleh tangs 1)rtarttu.•nt will address a meet-
Raptir[ church on Sunda}
were among the most successful fu Ing of the patrolmen mf. (xlrrkb
The News
the history of the congregation. The
wet/eller of the day, Dr. A. L. Me:-
Crime/on. LLD.. of McMaster Univer-
sity. wan heard with great interest
and appreciation, especially at the
evening servll•e the church being
crowded.
1)r. Mrt'rlmumte. morning sermon
was tatted on the words from John
10:10: "I am come that they might
have life and that they might have it
more abundantly." fir tainted nut
that Christ was both transcendent and
imminent: that Christianity was not
a mere intellectual formulation. but an
experience. affecting every phase of
the life nt men and women. Theo -
1t.
11 r wall not n•IlgiH n ,
the further
her
People get into eontrover*J Over in-
tellectual concept Ions of Chelotlanity,
the more they are likely. to lone the
spirit of ('tirirttanity. t'brlatianity
was for everyone. of -every eeadtttnn
cad in every rlrrnmstanee.
Theer'enitls sermon was strouglY'
evangelical, ■ logical and torretut
preaemtatl i SIR tbe claims a! Christ
upon the lives of men.
ic
Slxcial muswas rendered by the
choir. The soloists were Mrs. F. C.
Elliott and Mr. B. C. Belches. sad Yrs.
Elliott. Mrs. C. IL Humber. Mr. Bel-
cher and Mr. H. Yew sang inwquar-
tette.
On Monday evening there was a 1'
large audience to hear Dr. McCrim-
mon's lecture. "His Royal' bnees.
Man." Tltls was a blending of humor.
pbtlosopby. anecdote and Inspiration.
and was listened to with rapt atten-
tion from beginning to end. At its
heard in (%oderkeh- conclusion the meal pnstnr, Ret. F. C.
The morning of I)onintun Day will. I Elliott. expreeud the Relight and air
� re
u usual. be devoted chiefly to tbe pre•elatlom of the- c., Ig Ration In chi'
ekildren. In addition to the usual visit from Dr. IleCrimmon.
children's games. there *19 he asps Mrs. Gashm sang two* appsoprixn•
..ectal features, of, which details Till sank
bt- given 'Isirel' rmltteas have
been appointed to a[etaste for eo S
la antemeitles Mt
- tr"
township nt Hoimesvilir on Wednes-
day. June 9. at 14 p.m.
Gmdetieh Minstrels at W Itglsaas Premier g
In its issue of Last week The Willg-
ham Advotol-Timr had the follow- (►nH6n. Howard anno tag
The (:csA•rk•h people who pat on the a(brrmvativeem Ib
•minetrei show on W'eeinesda7 nigh ns June the very small audience a really \Peleeshy' lb k
s Mr 1*erg""^^
Hospital grad
be held in the
a'hnrsda, even
berta Beckett.
Suedden. of
nurses who w
good show, with several new song
and witty Jokes on Weal people. a few 1
of whish might have been better left 1
unuttered. of
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THE SIGNAL PRINTINtl CO., LIMITED, Publishers.
the Town
of Nunley
then ex,relse5 *111
pm
oaths 'Tetnld!� en
Juni 17. Miwil-
htleld. mud M
ltd. are the two
dnate.
M Bayleld
plea), Premier of
els to attend and
Western ([utario
Mehl et itayfield
In addition to
.'apet.d that some
p�SO111AL MENTION(
Mr. John Rowier..of Detroit. spent
the week -end in town.
Te Organize Ladies' Bowling Cies lira. X. Rae -bier is •visiting, with
her (laughter at Sarnia.
1 meeting atilt to held on Saturday,
June :rib. at 7 o'clock. in the club Mrs. J. D. Stewart, of Introit, la
house. Picea' strew: for the reorgan-
ization 111 n ladles' bowling club. All
ntererted are requested to lie premise
Grain Beat Arrivals
'Th tenoning steamers di-churged
corgis•• at the Goaterk•h I-let:stor the,
later w. : itricollhx•, 1'24.0(x1 Lets. oi.
wheat. 1: (1110 hut. of oats and :1)+.00111
bus. of ser fling.: W. 11. Matthews.'
141.(1x► hos.
,rominent Federa4 1'onse-restive will t •„ ,
t I wheat.
s• prrarnL
ry five
The troop W .omnnml•d he I !Hiss MacFarlane
a very Ane Int nt latines5 men of the Many Vhwara himsite Staten Godear riaars u
• town and we believe they Monday was DP''urttiou Day in alae }•arcane. now of T11
many motorists at
002.442 to learn that
goal progress in her mus
and has been mets sful_ in
year eaaminatlono for the
Bachelor degree at the Unlve
_Toronto. Mine MacFarlane Is alt
under Dr. Ernest MacMillan.
known to many Signal readers. a
took the year's work in six months.
wheat and 8G.l1(MI bu,C
(•.I ernes. 101,0011 Inns. Of
lag M. B. ('ours
i s Eelna Mae -
n t u. 11 i l l IN'
• Ie nuking
I -nutlet.
her find -
Musical
Ity of
ying
ell
d
should have been greeted with a touch united state.
larger house. The !Some Club of Detroit and other
Wingham bare reason to 1e dlaeour- der took advaa"
aged in their undertaking. as they visit their frienAI
will be considerably out on their eon- I many came to rr^
exert. A few of the members and their Kid and on Its
wives treated the visitors to a inti Notre esea
In the council chamber after the show. ' of wileb tad
border.
C.. I. shoot
The Huron County Rife League Drnggiote
will hold 115 annual match at the Gott- Tb. annual des
erieh ranges on Thursday. June 17.I Retail Druggist*
ennlmencing at 9 a.m. The shooting j counties of Ifo''
will be at 200 and 5013 -yard ranges. , was beidat II
and there will be serer oboes to ecure j Mr. J. A. Ca
and one ,Ightimg shot ,(not eonver- elected prsolder'
tiblc). Auy petters of sight allowed I Wigle,
by the O.R.A. or L.R.A. may be used, pointed to
the position to be prone witbout rest. the council of
Each association entering the eompe- Pharmacy.
Minn w111 be required to furnish one
register keeper. without pay, and its:, Motorcycle
furnish one reliable marker. The A serious
aiming mark- will bre done away with. the corner of C
at-e•near the
the holiday to
O*4ariu.'A great
ch for the week -
ay evening the
with altos, man,'
from across the
Cementite'
bet meeting of the
ssoeiauon for the
Rein's and Grey
r un Thursday last.
of 4:olerteh. was
and Mr. E. R.
ioderdch. was ap-
the district on
Ontario College of
Coupe ('.tilde
1 occurred at
la road and Nrl-
and all shooters are to nee the same son street on aeaday evening.
ammunition. which will be 'available when a Moto/write driven by Mr.
eon the grounds. Mr. J. Webster, of NAgri! , of Abbot* and a Ford coupe,
Posen, of town,
ie aqd child. who
t tui e*r of the
rows out and re-
r.hakingup. They
ndra hospital.
St Helen:, will be in charge of abs drives by Mr.
range otlkyrs. which he will appoint tamed. •Yrs•
on the day of the shoot. were MI*
' motatgclelt
Purity Flour !S• -SI. C• C. II esived a
Winning their first game of the fes- were
y ft tor- son• the Western Commie ills
e Flour M
to be. tad to.eheat•
d ye tit Pr
Wheel ChM
e
eat • o ' ' o Club by 20 8. Webster at trhortetop last Thursday orening. a very inter-
mesh ties eighty
appointed to
hours. t/ql. The newelwps•r despalcl, and'MacDonald at first played a good wring report was given by Mrs. Red -
`ether the men of eighty years and was 55 foiiuws: game. each tallying four ran5.t The dila. delegate tc the convention of the
•ever to occupy Bark In the morning Cobonrg. May 27. -The funeral took Home and ttehool Club Federation
rade which will open the proceed first tax innings were black fur the
pa place here this morning. with serf--. ant ('flub, hut they rallied In the lately held at Toronto. A short pro
foga of the day. at St• wife
of '1'a ertrch, of tors. Chit- ninth, scoring dz, but failed to stn. gram was given by the teachers of the
A merchant in each hick was inn, w•Ife 0f Robert S, Chilton, form- The teams: id school anti by pupae of Mile Vesta
chosen to arrange for the decoration eels t Purity vocal bre by
h S,13bEriebe I
t anise B Pa Elliott of C
COUNTY COUNCIL
NOW IN SESSION
AT COURT HOUSE
visiting friends in town. Many Applications for Position
Mr. George Mcleod. of Detroit seas of Valuator for Equalization
hl town for the week -rut!.
allt t lana Murray. of Detroit. was of Assessment
a visitor In town this neck.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Malluuge visited j
friends at Sarnia on Sunday. The Jhne session of the comity
' Mts Hattie Young 1.11 town. last council opened at the court bouts• on
week for Harbor Beach. Mich. Tuesday afternoon, with all the mew -
Mr. Jack Mblevitt, of Detroit. slant hers, present.
the eis•k-rud with fricudr in town. Warden McKibbon in addre*ing the
Mies Adelaide Nairn has r,turteil 1 council congratulated the members On
from a visit of 'several months at Tot- I the fact that they were meeting watt
onto. •. ; no vacancies, although sums us-mis.rs
Mislteen Fellows, of lk•troit. had eufered revere leases and to theta
Mist. E
' spent the week -rout with relative. in `the sympathy o
1 town. tended. The county officials and nth -
Mr. and Mrs. George Mace:wan and Mittees had been faithful in rarxlidg
daughter spent the week -end at Wing- out the wishes of the council Ansi eke
j ham. I work assigned them. The coalmines
Mr. Tom ('alt. of the Cniver,ky of compoeret of Mr. McEwen and himself
fthe council was et-
TOroutu, la limn, for the summer va-
cation..
Miss Reynold- alas returned front an
,cfi•e 'nett 114--ft-Semite-sr-
4 Toronto.
Mr. and ]Ire. Harold W. Liebig. of
Rev. W. H. Moss Going West
The New Outlook. speaking df the!
resignation of Rev. W. H. Moss from; rets
his charge as pastor of the United. 01511
Mont
church at Sparta. says: "Rev. W. Ii.
Mose created disappointment among Miss
hie congregation when he '10[91441j was the
them of hl5 intention to ok eWest- dean this
ern field at the a nz,,in.sConi er nee., Mr• and M
as Warden had attended tile good
roads; convetetios but owing 50 Mr.
McEwen's being .-ailed home by the
depth of his mother Ibe repot could
not be as perfect as might otherwise
be expected. He 1 the Warden 1 had
tetrolt. spent the week -end With relit- I attended all the sessions and noted the
e•s in town. . chief items of Interest. which could
r. and Mrs. .las. Donaldson have he available at a later stage it d.sirdtl.
ed from a week's trip on the The committee appointed to meet with
r Fairmont. going as far as a committee of Bruce county council
had curried ont Instructions and Mr.
Itoberham, who acted as seezet* 3.
would •report on this. The good
roads commission• had made it Geo -
melt czamination of the road system
Mole, were week -end and were busy completing' the mai-
1 mates and making -very effort to keep
d14 ye, TJeblg. ot'reic levy at n two -milt into. They telt
week-etad with I that th, maintenance of what Ire
mad-
e Met)trmld, of Flint, Web..
est of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Vi-
Ilenry Halstead and
Mr. )toss Ina gifted young man with 1 datl$ltter, of
kits of !pep and initiative..=
be an suqultdtlon to the \\'est." Prior
to going to Sparta, where he has leen
for a year. Mr. Muter was in charge• of
the thnnh at Brnmilier.
Presentation to W. C. Bnagk
Federal Department of Pnblie Works) Lengidge. o[ Detroit, were
- i t Airing the pot week.
at Toronto. was git<en a dinner a ille�e Mr and rs. Harvey Dewe
Detroit. vi ed relatives in t
thtring tl.e week.
Mrs. 1 . Glrv4n has return
from n 1,4011'5 visit with her broth
and friends alajilrr
Mr. Walter 1. Brough. C. E.. of the
•t
visitors in town,
-31r. and Mrs.
Detroit, spent th
relatives in tower
MT. Anil Mrs. Era
daughter are helitktying .
their former home.
Donald and
d
Mr. r. Do Murray)
r_have must be kept np to a goal s
Riley a64 lord. evert if new work Ilse t0 welt.
t Itrunlfurd-i Thc. ayiadattu.,nr of _aalna ual WAld
i he before them and he Iwped. tiiW1 tt'
Donald sure thut the most capable igen av ,il-
town able would be selected. '114' Holed the
fact that one of the members of Me
n 1 last
,.•-
Mr. R tiertw n tad
of council.
�
' fleeted as the Liberal itarty'wee.tbkgte
in North Huron, and eouctu4ed,hls tid-
e. dress by urging the hearty co-oppetr-
es ` ion of the meta ' re • the 'wfltk
King Edward hotel. Toronto. on Thurs-
day evening last. by members of the
staff of the Department and,a,few of
bis business associates. Mr., 'trough
is retiring from the Department after
twenty-eight years of service. at Tor -
wtfeb. dnitabl' Inscribed. pre-
sented to Mr. Brough. J. 31. Wilson.
district engineer. presided. Messages
of regret were receival from Hon.
Dr. King. Minister of Public Works.
Mr. J. R. Gunter. Deputy Minister.
and others who were unable to he
prekent.
J
' Misses Laura and Valerie Jefetl 1 From
and Mr. Jack Clifford. of Detroit. were I tabun gi
w.wk•rnri'visafnra In town. lutiv. gra
Mr. Hugh Bat -elder. o1 Ludington. I orate scat
VIch.. Js visiting at the home of his I lows: rubor
mother. Mrs. X. Mettler. seat.• eels
United States Coated ala Mr. Harold Manley, of Detrptt- ! Thee.• gr
osteo °' Flour -Weir 2b, Vac na �\atmuu's class, also numbers ,pent the Werk -end nt the hmmr of his' accommodation 0f the eight blteks on the mare, and. precious to that chief of the Con- lb, aiallouRli If, Toung e. Flahif' Vise D. Dell and Mr. t son• parents, Mr. and Mer. W. T. Murney.
Mr. (trough is the brother Mrs.
the Schee
l%
,cIeatesl for this purpsree being menu 1'o r(ntert of $ruse. Carrick rf, Duckworth D• The Club has arrangements wider; 1). Ma-o.11ald of town.
Vicars. J. A. Campbell. Geo. Mac- q•aahingtou, P,C, Yrs. t>eilton teas Miss's e't.' 1l and 'ki'Maisie itIt t, of an e•yuivalent,
Vicar. F .11..Wood. A. el . Geo. Fred. Webster as. way fur the annual garden lusty. date lretroft, situ! for weelk.ud with their'
n daughter td the late llen[1ce and Y. (•. G-Westbrooke c. Halt 11. of which will 1)e announced later. eDIngo•' Haynes at Stratford Pectus W. itrydete.. Cl
Prairie. M. Robins. J. J. )!'Ewen and Mary Ilooly 01 San Fr.ncIaeo. az
- parent•, al r. a0ot step. 1'. Slain, N. i half of it r. J. W. Jnw1.tt.
Re Sharman. Prldham cf. MacDonald rf. McEw'an "Dingo" Hhttctw•s, former' Galeriele gate street. tuaudlu: payment of 50
Reg. lived abroad for several yMra with Ib, Lander 3b, Nairn 2b. Cook• as. B. Lest Polite an the Job h t'. la+il star. Is b"1"1"1“.. -"we- at Mr,,, T. -O'Neil, ut West ant
-- her mother and stcpfn:here F', L. Sanderson p. ,, I Last Saturday ,•veuing while walk Snatfnrd, his nets tension baring tae, -t . 91W:r.•*i-t.•r tttif tui-furalali
1 Iter. T. f Hussey, of Klnknra, visited+
NEXT WEEK 18 Zimmerman. American Vice -Consul- !}core by Innings: ing around the Square Chin of Pollee lifted by the O.B..\..t. He tisk rt I of lot 1. !Loy -Held eortce,sio
part I their nsNhcr. airs. Mnn Hauser .tor•: township. for county ill/ GREYHOUND WEEK general at Bertin. When Mr. 41414441- WZ. F. V -2 1 1 0 6 2 3 0 1=20 pnl.tletirwaite set hi f lets n 'the }}
was appointed Consul at Toronto in -
3d. C C.- 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 6= 9 R rah d th 1'rr5to11 uD,c plu) is I } unr' Ryui ettnl )tau \tory • for ales
Big Holiday' Event for Goderieb arid 100.i. they came to Cohourg to mak,'
Umpires -C. Archer at plate. 1'.
District nese st (land 1 thele summer home. and inlet lir. Turner on bases
Next week will is' "Greyhound ; Chilton took up permanent residence
wek."' and hundreds of . people in , here. Uistfnetloa fat ,lab e d Girl
and the country for many i MIsB NBI.I,LF. 41I3�i() Tile many trientine !n l:oieHch and
G„el rich
mil. around are preparing to enjoy' The death of Mls* . Nellie Munro, AehAeld of Minn Bernar line O'Lough-
the ;smeller holiday event of the sum- which nco•urr l at her home on Sun. h
mer seeaenti. day evening. is the ranee of regret
he Deputy Minista•t of Eelu-
g a statement of tate Leals--
n to rural piddle and sep-
not. in the enmity. ale fi11�
bloc owls. 3:,075.45; 5ep-
,,,t , '1.79;• total, $2.1(kt.27
ant. are
or equipmcut and
lotion and he council under
els .let Is' (Mired to rats"
The big, safe. ep•etly' and comfort-' an►ong a wide cirele of relaticw and
able steamer wilt arrive at Gohertch ' friends. miss Mnnri s illness was a
barbor on Monotony anti in the evening' brief one. as she wax h her usual
will take out the "moonlight" ex -1 health np to n week lef,ir her death.
enrsiun on the lake. under the napless I
IOW seas a native of Goderteh. a
of the Women's Ho'lntal Auxiliary 0f daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Oralerk9i. Flnsel's orchestra will bei Janie* Munro. and had lived here all
on board and will play for the dancing I her life. She is survived be one 51, -
In the (:rryhnnnd's flue new ballroom. ter. Mrs. .1. Story of town. and six
On Tuesday morning. at 9.90, the brothers': William. of Wood -teen, S.
ill leave for Detroit. re- Dakota) James. of .s,wsnmin. Sask.:
Greyhound
had- a Detroit car
flying a United 1t514e flag. The Chief
went over to where the vehicle was
parked and politely Informed the driver
that be must carry a Canadian nag
h St and Stripes This
ton.. Hu Ite-
ylleld. de'
a Nina of
n. Go •ctrl
rpnses. • tot
In -Battledore --game-- _ ea ing int, week.of ros.d»x as sutzx2 [t!
Bards an r Mr., grate/ pttt: - _
in hie old position behind the bat. and ity:iu. .-f itttroit,,spent the neck end i
helped win the genie for his team. Re at the home of their parents. �\Ir: and I From the Deputy Provhh1Rnl Set're -
lasting the game. The Strafford lien- mi.,. 1'. J. Ryas. ' mw. ett.el.:clug..a- role' of the Act
ahoy, the ora •• con -Herald says.•
lU• )icn.n ata[[ne fess Itusten
the owner refs*' �_ttQ _'Slue (lecturing ••Haynes. proves a t g h•tatalt•. ,uot.•r ahk4 sonnet_
that a flag could not be pttrchase.liln I He made a 'wicked' cut at the bali { Port
N,t1rta sitln airs Wm.-4111H..kt'rt'nut�"nrs ipi +rY 1++i1'Ic for
w' leonue aUAttttm. i {'
torr of Mr. and ]its. Joseph town. This excuse did not go w.and prove.! hr and a doubt that he� mninteunn a 01 Indigents admitted to
lin. daughterJ Walnut sansei, over the weekend. hosolets, with the rtlRtt P, tted to
(►111 Shelia, will be interested to know the Chief and he ordered the driver to can hit, On two, fine.
1111" he drove' Mr. Fred Weston and sister. Mr-. i 1
the bill right to n riue. but in sash in- M. Iinrt.•'. of Detroit. motored over' esus batt of the amount paid from the
that she hen Nat returned from a tour go over to one of the stores and buy township In which the indigent per
of s(1vernl cities of Eastern United ting, which the n,.ln dJIt though evi 5tanee f' 1(r•st..a outfielder was In null ,pen. isnn.hrt' with their latr.•n1-. I to.l nil' In for the portal en three
`tate,. She sum scut as delegate dearly much aselatt his will. The fr(Hlt of it. H�. fanned ,new: drew lir. and lies, .lobo \\'Seton. Itenn,tt
one bane on halts anti got -a Int in the aired. I tno11ths within the fire mouths next
front i'revide 41' h'5oital. Detroit, Chief 'Wood by w•lle the man the sloe to ndrnlpeimi.
whores she is in her third year of the Union Jack to his car above the satisfying ninth inning suite. Haynes Mr, ;dost Nrs, ll. J. Fair...1 Ihtrott ',Hot- „licxtiuu+ for the weedier' of
venilo g, t.. the National nl Nurse + Con- rStaraepos and Stripe-. The police here threw three men 0111 :tttentlring to Iform,t•ia •,1 '(iellerich s. ntnlmince the • 11
reported Meal 5three He throw" the 15111 eI,gII ,rt„ , e.1 their daughter. Lilliansnooty high cons(nlde !rola It. P. Me -
Deo)
held' o of the United States, which 1e re steel pevrtai like cases o%er the Michael. 11.11. 2. Swathed). and F. e-
hekf only every Ace years. This year week -end. straight and true• to the liaise. The M., tri M. Francis McCormick Joyce,B.
I Fita,immnns. Clinton.
w5 and fa tuft% of la+eed nt IIte 1155 0(55100 of the Leg-
.
tmllxl nureles met 1n Atlantic City. N.J.. funs took a liking to his style.- u( 1hs. It . From the tlighwaJ Department of
from May 13th to 23x4. This atf,pdnt- Water and Light ('.s,unMsit)n airs. 10 1'. Phillips. ..f East 'trees I Ontario Ovine a -Notelet -tit of the
mens he without precedent. as It Is the At the *petit:; 'ot the water And
w n a
tarulugThflrall(,F. Thla g1Tes ra-•DAThi. of town; (George. ,•f Stratford, fat flute In the history of that hotpi- light commie -leo on Tllurslay
caraonist5 two days in the city -ion Ed.. of Clinton. and F're.l. o nrnnTn.. tai that a• pupil nurse has been sent apptleattrms ter +--eetrie range- service
their friends' and take in thdgbts, All except William and James were to thie eenventlout. Two weeks prev- were passed as :.•llowa: lboo. West -
and at The 10* rotes It is Lull) that here for the funeral. which took place town Mfstr teLonghlln went as their hrooke. Trefalle street J. W. posse,
--•-r.--• sal should Sebes loselhl,f �`- at noon to MlaiitiJld. - .delegate_to._tltAitit;hlgaet.11lets purses' Victoria street . .II*Y. Powell, Napier
:ot J eT
eterF. , Rec. R. 5'. VeDennid con- eoucentiun held at (lend Rapids. slecei: 7rthn` ar .
ducted aloe eery Ices end the pall- With about forty nurses from differ- Laing, Elgin ac,ulre. It was derided HffeTthc Chapter gratefully accepted. band til, siasom. He has mien n 1
b•nrere were the four brothers. David, elft hoepitale of the city. Miss O'Lough- that an extra slit depoait b• regnirnd
Further plans ser• mode for the ba• siticnl Willi the, Aftcraft Ellrnitnn•I
Edwnrd, George and Fried. 'The fat- lin spent. on the return tri a day from tenants with electric range ser' sass and dance 10 be held nt also }'a. ('umlpnuy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graf spent the oral wax largely attended. and the fol- sightseeing in each of the cites of vice. Mr.' J. A elkwrenc,'x applies. vilion 'nn Frt.tay, August 13th. Six Mr. Morr1- Swan11on wets np from
In nddit0h New Tnrk, Washington. Baltimore tion for elestrit Beater w•ryfer Io wit nankeens historical and legeeilary Detroit torsi the week -end on 11 viii
pk•litre4 torn 1.111111(111 for the ehtldretra to hie pemntnl hem.• and w:o. aeeont
room. The Ahuneek Chapter has asked pante.( by two friouol5, Mr. I.ohv;trrt
the Maple I•.itt Chapter to pre5thht Cline .111 Mr. Th,mns '1'rlopies. hath
the nurses nt the hospital with two
!winoptets out the ()tension of the gradu-
ation on June 1701. Tile t'.hapter le
Also preseltitg tb• .Colleglnte with
Rne-s+lael'e "Landscape with Wind -
get away.
PERSONAL MENTION
Th.. last regular lncetitee of the 044c )<Iter n icar;r oat--'ktlutatiun hy. Xtejui.4 Prot 11.1 kJ! 1:111111.1'11 the 1.onn/y orf. Su-
14111
ori the rnt►Rrtrr
1411, t a i TI til apse-fe-at tog til„ „:,s at fh,stast ts_instsire i .t> f, I f-;��'
v 5 Wf,P 1' a \lflys:
(:rapt. r. 1.1).1).F,.. en sitars 1st „in the 1.odt,nti,o, of the Women's institrit.. Teed ,iiuount of +tat,tueut t117U975.44
public library,. Miss Sa4keld .kindly Sir. w. 1. Smith, of Veafor.l or i. d aliment
t tt,ytuent,$170.36
11,extel• tle..)11 thir!i Ion for nie (e 1p ,„g L -nth* Sntnrdny night. and ye ri. tr ad- I weld /latent
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and ton nn Tnes.ktc, July Yth.�a rTt wl r pay 'b1,-, nrnlT" }il' 1144' f:aterl,h ' Road ronetru,t tot . a• 1t t/1
('than Improvement 13.670
1'urehnee of gravel'
pits
week end at Formosa.
Mr. John Wallace. of the University
of Toronto. le home for vacation.
Mr. Chap. M. Humber, of the i'ni-
versity of Toronto. is spending the
summer vacation at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiker. of
Stratford, spent the work -end with
friends in town.
. Mrs. E. 9. Acheson and Hiss
Brownell. of Toronto. spent n few
days in town during the week.
1)r. S. P. Campeau and Mre. ('am-
pean. of Detroit. vieltes the former's
brother, Rev. Father Canteen's over
the week -end.
Messrs. Jack anti .tilert Rates. of
Detroit. spent the weekend In town.
Mrs. F. Homier and eon Frank. and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rauhaus*er. of De-
troit, clefted at the home of Mr C. H.
Humber this week.
F)rne.t Barker. son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Barker, of town, has recently been
awarded several Underwood and
Remington wedeln for speed and ac-
curacy to typewriting.. Mr. Barker
1s a sentient at the Clinton School of
Commer ee.
The United Fanner. of North no-
rm will hold their simnel meeting
end a mestere-the con?Mttlot lit the
town hall, Wingham. on Friday tired-
norn. inn. 11(11, at 1.30 p.m. A large
attendsn.r of electmw. tseb men and
Indies. le re(uated.
towing iron 11ut 11t ,man.
to the brothers, were present to pay and Pittsburg, arriving in Detroit on apartments 08 Hamilton 511'11
the last tribute: Mr. Carl Campion, May 260,, passed, also a emitter of tipplieatintts
Toronto; Mr'. Geo. Munro. lir. George for electric lighting and the following
Mauro, Jr.. Mrs. T. Simpson. Mr. CHURCH NOTES applications for' water service: Dr. H.
Henry Teandte, )Ir. Toni story. strath IL. $with, for his dowelling on Wright
ford: Mr. Robert Fltasimmnns. Mr. Jo-! Rey. J. Paquette. late of Tilbury, is street, and Col. 1'..H. Wog. for his
scph Copp. Clinton. now In charge of, the St. Augustine dwelling on Elgin avenue. 111ee re -
Catholic parish. succeeding Rev. r. A. quest of the town Cannel' flint a street
McCardie, now d Ashfield. light De baot4tk»t at the corner of El-
It in expected that the new assn -I; din 1104 Bennett 5sets *as referred
BRIEFS
Knox church garden party Ju*I elate pastor of the Baptixt chnrch will, to the engineer foes report.
16th. Reserve the date. 1 be here for nett n Y. .,....
Mr. T. 11. Mitchell has sold his cot- morning and evening and at Zion in I Another Pigeon Flight
tags at Menonetnng Park to 1)r. Dewar the afternoon. I Yeeterdny m. ruing .phont twenty
of Windsor. Rev. R. C. KeDermid is attending five homing pigeons belonging to
Dr. A. N. Atkinann, chiropractor. `the Presbyterian General Assembly at members of tine Godertch Homing
will be ont of town from Mnnday'.May ' Montreal. and in his absence Rev. Club were relented at Kitchener. The
Met. to Monday. Jame ith. inclusive. (•pone Hill will preach in Knox church weather wap nntavorahle for flying
The - Huron county public school on Sunday morning. and Mr. Booth. and the time node on the homeward
promotion examination. will be 41.11 of the China Inland Mission, in the flight wax not as good so it would
on Fdiday. June 25, and Mond5J. evening. otherwise hoer tett. The birds were
Jame 28. I released nt )(Rottener at 0 &slack and
Mr. Alex. Henderson, white working neckband se Jolly hies Dtowaad the leader, errata home in the fol -
at n maehine at H. J. Fisher's. Hamid- Fort Wil•Ilam, Orli.. May 2R.-411. J. lowing orde•: hed
had his right hand thumb James. aged nineteen, of Threat°, a OArc
wner N4t(te 11.30
ive
N1(t 11.80
R1 I LSR
R2 12.92
80 12.42
97 12.60
104 1.06
160 LM
••.7779 1-16
OMR i.IM1
N7T72 1.418
emu ea, r
severely' bruised. 1 deekhand on the steamer Jolly Ines, 1.
Don't forget the moonlight exenraton was drowned this afternoon. ,non of 2.
on the steamer Greyhonnd on MemoMJ ter 1 o'clock, while the boat wax being JI.
evening. Jnne 7. 1 ix under the 11115- hrnught np In the dock on the Rath- 4.
piers of the Women'. Honpltal An's tnlatignle River. Joliet' had Jumped 5.
diary. ' to the rock with the line and appar 6.
The esthete, Women's League will entl; sllppt'i into the river between 7.
hold a keine-made taking *ale anti the boat end the docielt. It waw an R.
afternoon tea in the vacant store. hent before the body was reenvered 9
corner of Meat street and the Squares. The atetrosn foetid en hint wee AW) 10
`en Returdav afternoon. Time 12. It Keewatin street. Toronto.
11.
P. Johnston
P. Johnston
W. Plthlxdo
W. P1thheln
G. Resratrl
G. Beaeom
R. AIoKa y
W. P9Miad0
A. Aitken
P. Johnston
W. Baker
of Detroit."Total 5143,1►r.;.37
Mr. Thornes Cox nnnnmces the wh.-, lntf gran:
gageme'ut of his prunes -et daughter.
Ent Mar torte, to Francis' Herbert
450.00
itridge lon.)rte•tiot 4.4,41.40
Msintennnee and
repair 6R.:)06.418 •
Mneitim•ry :1.90l.3:-
- -..tet •
,(n0 per rens.,.. 71.950.09
Orser. of 'Toronto, .on of lir. and lire, j 2. Expenditure made prior to M11np- .
cion of revised a) -stem •
mill." The menden' to look Otter, 1V. -t. (►rs.•r. Dungannon ; the mar- Road e(aeltructiup ..=111,4041iI;
placing flnwrrs nn the menu:mid for ringr M take pante to Jtdy. o, a recti tlutt - 4,404J16
the month of .tune end mewl to visit Mra. s(arah Murray end pons, ell. Bridge, nnc(h tt* tee
the hospital 1 I a 1 July are lieut. Foci Kenneth end Daae Banti , pelt 10 '99tATo
W'nru l,. of Teeewotir. spent Sunday with their Tota) =Se,88l38�
i June
n. 1 ..
ails. Etta Sault- and Miss Ann Mrs. Thos H,rar-.imi4iuRh r , __.__ I '
- - grandmother. Mrs. Esther Murray, at Amount V grunt
One of the Finest Cars In Teem the home of Mr. and Mrs.'Thos. Jewell. I(10 per teal.).... 10312.141
Mr T 11. Mitchell. manager of the Colborne. - 3. F.v etr(t• lh' road tmpettntandP�tS'
Dominion Road Vnehlnery Co.. Ltd.. Mr. and Mrs. Kett. F. (lark, of rnntPttMtlb n i 1:v
pnrrhasrR a beautiful *IX -cylinder Amount Of grant ( 0
Nash sedan •Inst week from Harker Per sent.),
R h >,
Pontiac. Mich., motored to Southern',
ton on Fyltnnlay and returned on Mon-
day. vleft lag Mrs. Clarks people
there. On the way they made a short
stay In Goderich to see ,Mt, Clark's
Iter. Dr. W. F. Clark.
Mr, J. T. Goldthorpe. of Gold-
thorpe. that.. wax In town for the
weekend. he genas o
eethosiaam for the north country and
ass the xwlbilittes nt development
there are almost uniimit:Gold
thorpe --named after our former
townsman --la only a small hamlet, as
yet, but he predict, it will occupy w
larger place on the map before many
Fear*.
_r , t20 ,
Infir... sv ell el11 01 , Thin ear 'stands Tota greet. .36$.134., t
F 't slat by itself• with gs hotlbeauy.
and Appliehtlim of calf Collegiate lnsti-
..a*1* top ,tr low -swung el bra es,w• and Tbte boatfd 1111' growl tier Enron enmity
moles driving ting wheel nsi more w oneich fat ld- pupil• t,41f20;'TDe detb Noted title he
makes .Tsafer and Nanom- had Rent- m r*Ny-ppditit l tSt that nn-
fold In TMs la the ANasi ser t ceps.
nn -
mold in (:olerich, and we hope that T i 1 J T. I f it td de�lPhlaw Mimi CoWpRi 11*an not
Mr. Mitchell will get pleasure and WO .regard 10 tog puD
h.4 meekest no tehjtttet h'oMmunl - Inn
good service from Int We use. which we J 110 td in the tl:tattetr'' '
are Mr. an he will. are all wish ApN6*Tti( fat Ilse ptttaelatl of tel
tug Nr. and Men. Mitchell much hues tinter in.t441 ,,'watts .ot'thelPrfgWed
Diettenets in their new home, wh it how valnatlon of the a.ariemble property In
Diet been r Leh Is
and thou new the cnnnty: John Gnveniock. Fgmods
Naph ear, which IR the Art to drive
11t1 the new floor of the garage. ' (Cottinuerl on peg, R)
,.t r'Pews.
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