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THE SIGNAL
VENTY-NINTII TEAR NO. 41
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926
SUFFOCATED OBITUARY
IN BRAN BIN AT
W. C. F. M. PLANT
W. Randall Victim of Fatal
Accident Wednesday
Morning
A fatal necbh•ut tee•urred at the
estern "'nnnde Flour Mills plant at
harbor on Wetneatlay morning
out 8 of ehe•k, when John Wesley
retail. M town. fell into a bin nt
bran and wax suffocattel. k is not
known jtatt bow the accident hap-
pened, as none of his fellow -employees
saw him fall Into the bin. When he
wam ilfteil from the bin he was an-
clleiloua. and be diem in a few min-
uter. The deceased wits in his Afty-
Mftle s rA10._ had been in the emylu7
of the WeetMr Canada Flour Mtils for
the past three years. He is •urvtved by
a widow and one ,on, Arleigh. The
tuners? will ink, place from his resi-
dence. Newgate street. no Friday morn-
tog. Qierher 13th. at 5.90 a.m., to the
no: It depot. where the body will bt
.Lipped to Merlin. Ontario. for tater-
meat.
Coroner 1k. A. t', Hunter ordered an
Inquest and the iollmvlttg jury was
napalm -Ned: C. 11. Htanlwr (foremen).
G. H. Green. A. J. Cooper. A. Tedtbutt,
Jaif MaeVkar. Frei Crater. .1. Rdo-
arfaew end It Drennan. The inquest
was adjoaraed to Monday evening,
(ietober 18th.
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OORNERSTOXE LAID
OF FINE NEW HALL
Generosity of Mr. Robert MacKay
Warmly Praised by Speakers
The eorneretone ..f 'MseKay Hall was
laid with .Me ceremony on Friday af-
t ternoon law. in the presence of a
goodly number of citizens Resembled
at the Atte of the new building at the
earlier of North and Nelaou streets.
On the platform were memlwrs of the
town eeuncil and other prominent
citizens. Mr. J. E. Tom. cheirman of
the boarxl i,f trustees. Irealdel over
the prie•reling.. wtsich ope•Isel with
the offering of an eppr..1rlate prayer
by Rev. ('anon HII1.
Mayor 'Maci)wati, upon whom .tee-
v,,Iyel the solei unite u( tits day. be-
fore placing the stone gate 5 brief bits -
tory of the project wlrich is now reach..
bar trsteen and to the lame of tbe
people of (;.elrrl li lhankedl Mr. Robert
Mackay for the getierodty and the
loyalty to his 41141 home town wfilrh he
PPP so well expressing in he ere•tlon
and presentation of this hall. The odd
Teruperwu.e Hall hall Ferrell its pur-
pnet• for serenly-Ave yeira; perhaps.
sold His Worship. the new hall would
spree the lwdgte for another seventy
ere years.
The 'Mayor placed the Mone in poel-
Ron and declared It well and truly
r1
v. R. C. M.Dertuid. speaking- of
old building as one of the land-
s of Galerlelt. snhl there might
glee emotion. He this Iltek with
the past. which no doubt in years pilaf
h a& been the mete of stirring events.
mum folate to the new building with
11* outlook to the future. 4;oilere.lta
old (boys seems} to hare in n arterial
dt(ePar offe-tloa err their home
town, and Mr. 'Sfn.Kay. who to lila
early year. had gone to New Tor& t
engage 11 In 'fr field.M. was
prrw•nt•
Inn the. led] its n storied of the affec-
tion w'hlclt he heel for rhe tonne of his
Tenth. "Thie balding." sail Mr. Me*-
Dermid. "le to be (h,lte,ttel sell de- 1
robed to torr serrie.--- 0 r.'.t room for
pariosis of leisure. for soda! nod Intel-
leOtnAl obverse. 'Mr. Mnelene aloiree
ner thanks other then that the people
of Gnderleh aha 11 mnke the fullest tow
of the building:.
liter. S. N. Hardy spoke of the sent!-
". mowtal attachment In which dnnjtleia
held by nni mut w
had attended ,re•hool there years agtt.
"l'b(• Old lntlkein wee deco 841 to
three R'w, lint the new bnilling also
might he gild to he symbolic of three
Ir0--rentcmhr0 MVP (n pLe r to ksq, the
re. memory green) : rest (a bnlld-
to white' people may resort for
) ; and rendezvous (a meeting -
r. It it -Wiser. 131.t'.I'. eeprtweet
home that the wishes of the (tenor
t ix reellset to the f'lleat extent
the nee made of the hall. He
ed flint the committee senile! not
ton strict an to the kind of enter-
ment offered to Phe. eommnnitr in
hall Titres null conditions
fiefs And fern'. of entertainment
eenul.1 (+Angle
r. Alex. lenmelers. who spoke of
fns one of the .rid boy.. reea11e1
date when the late John TIM -
held swat n• muster in the 4441
er arilnnl, in tb.. In111ding welch
• now bowing roe,( . Although he
woe tint nee of a31r. nldanee. t"plla.
He wits confident that no entertatn-
ttOent would he ?leen la the new hell
tot wenel by ',Werner(' to Aurone.
this. Tom aped.• ',Hefty of some of
filp ways 1n which It WAS Intended
leff the hall shrink' he neeeb. gad the
Hng closed with the centring of
Dnsoingy.
Raved Without Operation
. W. lInghs,n. 8* menden are-
•tewoneM A goitre rem -
aa operation. Thaw whn
with goitre uibnnld writ.
Tlnthsnn, et Soudan are -
lee frill particulate.
THOMAS 11l'ILNS
The late Thongs Iturns, wloate death_
,iturrel at his home in t;t.;erk-h on
Saturday. ek•tuber 2nd, was we of the
oldest residents of the community, be-
ing
stins In Lir ninety-second y.*r. He
was born in Ireland, came 44111 to this
country when a young man. and lived
for some time at Richmond Bill. uear
Toronto. In 1807 he came us, to toi-
lsome township with his elle and
remained there for a year. Wen sold
out to a Mr. Marr. After spending
two years at Toronto he returned,
bought his property back from alr.
Marr, and ever ince. uutll his re-
moval tp Goderich seven years ago, be
had been a resident of the 714 conces-
sion of Colborne. lily wtfe died in
1918. A brother, David Burns, still
Ilvea at Richmond HITT. A n ,. e, Mrs.
ltd. Sood, of Colborne toweehip, at-
tended him 10 his last dove. For
57 years Me. !turns woTSb pped in
Otte Methodist church at Nile, but
later he joined the Smith's Hill Pres-
byterian congregation. Ile war a cap-
able and successful farmer. The fun-
eral, took place on Monday, October
dth. from the residence on the Heron
roe e . e services beeTng eonoumted -by
Rev. R. ('. $eDermid. The pallbear-
er(' were David McPherson and Wm.
Waite, of town. Jarvis McBride. Mel-
vin Tyndall and Edward (load. ef Col-
borne. anal Robert Good, d Mullett.
The Interment was In the ('olbone
cemelsr y.
MRS. ROLAND JENKINS!
On ' Tburaday, October 7th death
vitiated one of Goderich township's
old and highly esteemed resielents, In
the person of Elizabeth Holla❑d, wi-
dow of the late Roland Jenkins. at the
age of;seventy-fire year. and ten
months. The late Mrs. Jenkles had
been In declluktg bealtb for some
time, but during the past few weeks
her condtticm gradually became worse,
until Thursday, the 7th. when she
passed peacefully away. Pier since
her marriage fie had resided In God-
t'rlcb township, on the 1(1(h conces-
sion. with tbe erceptbon of two years
spent In (*Upton. Her hnsond prede-
(wiseeel her about two years. She was
a woman highly respected, and loved
by all who made her adei,taintanee.
mue h devoted to the Lome end all that
pertains to eonamyulty welfare. and a
zealous Christian. She Was n member
of Wesley church. Clinton. tcurrivinc
her are a family et three daughters
end three
Goderich; Mra. Wesley Stevens, of
Mullett tewrtwblp; Mrs. Nixon We •h,
of London; George. of Clinton; Har-
vey, of Goderich township. and He-
bert, on the twmeetead. Sihe leaves
also ens slater, Mrs. Frances Wateo,
Of bee Angeles. Calif., and ane lMe
the Arthur Circle hamar
y. (October 30.
ther, Robert Holland. of Walton. T'ht-
fnneral took place from her resdderte
on Salurelay afternoon to Cllnn,n
cemetery. Rev. A. A. Holmes and
Rev. J. E. Hogg conducted the serni-
ees enol the pallbearers were d= 114.-
Oen*1of the ekseaned: W. J. Carer.
Nubile holland, Reis! Jenkins, 'Will
Jenkins Reiss Ferris and Will Ned -
ME SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LIMITED. Publishers.
The News of the Town
Athletic Meet at Clinton
An athletic meet will be held at
Clinton on Wednesday, October 20th,
when represelata11res from Mitceell,
Seaforth, Exeter, Clinton and God-
erlch Collegiate Institutes will com-
pete in track and field events. There
will be a large entry from the G.C.I.
Arddent at Organ Factory
An accident (tethered at the God.
erlch organ factory on Friday mora-
inic last. when the cable on one of the
elevators broke as the elevator was at
the wend floor. Mr. Wm. Webster
and Mr. Cecil Kemp, two employees.
were on the elevator when the cable
broke and the elevator crashed to the
bottom. Mr. Kemp was not hurt. but
Yr. Webster received injuries to hie
toot whkb wilt keep him off wurk for
if few weeps.
Assizes October !Luh •
Mr. Juetice Grant will preeide at
the fall *seises whk'h will Gies here
on Tuenday. October 200. In addi-
tion to the civil acolous, there are a
number of criminal cases to ts• tried.
A Frail Mower
"Tees, my boy. I reckon pm can
have her," sighed Old Man "Hawkins
to lila daughter's suitor. `Kut take
good keer of her. for due'. been riz
kinder tender -like. Eight acres is all
I ever art her to plow between stat -up
and clerk. She can do light wurk such
rs-well-dIggbn' and rteerewandiu', but
she ain't used to no rough stuff. eu
you'll have to toe gentle with her." -
Exchange.
Stratford Male Chortle Coming
-f-The Seraffertt Male Chorus of thirty
vulees will give a eouceert in North
street United church on Tue•etday
rrcnl11g, Nevendwr 2. This eplented
orgaelzation under the diree•tien of
Mr. Bert Wilson. baritone soloist, is
one of the finest of its kind In Untere,
and should he greeted by • targe audi-
ence. It will be gestated by 1(r. H. C.
Hamilton, organist of North street
United e'lurrh.
Repreee ting the Comedian Legion
Mr. H. Brooks', Provincial field man-
ager of the Canadian Legion British
Empire Itrrvlee, L.'agii.. ie in town this
week anal lit t'snvemting Lor hinds for
this organization. This surety 1• now
the child organisation of the ex -ser-
vice men and nims to gather In itself
all of tine variant' organizations of the
returned elohtlers, on the principle that
"uteio11 it strength." Mr. Brooke Is
staying at the British Exchange hotel
all this week -and any returuet_men
who wish any information regarding
appeals, etc.. are requested to meet
him there.
The Weekly Grist
William Cole. storekeeper at Chisel-
hurst, was convicted before Magis-
trate Reid on Monday on a charge un-
der the O.T.A. of baring liquor unlaw-
fully. He was fined $50 anti costa.
The charge resulted from a search of
Cole's store 144' Inspector Pellow and a
Seaforth constable.
Two young ftdloww from near Sea -
forth. Edward Howard and Baden
Powell. were before the magistrate en
Tuesday on chargee of ',teniing a buf-
falo robes and other article* from a
buggy in it church shed at Hensall.
They wilt join the company at the
county jail for a month.
This morning William, Bruce and
Wallace McDougall. of Goderich town-
ship. were charged lwfore Magistrate
geld with µplat ful trembly anti
-arwrllsitte-Vjb for fee -et the next
court of comtwtent jurisdiction. The
cbar;e re the outcome of a Nquor case
which was before the magistrate a
few weeks ago.
CHURCH NOTES
In Knox church the services rose
Sabbath' will be conducted by tbe min-
ister. Subjects of sermons: 11 a.m..
"The Apostolic Benediction." 7 p.m..
"Getting the Plowing Ihere." Sabbath
school and Bilge cdaa,ao• at 3 o'clock.
The regularmeeting of the Arthur
Circle of Knox church will 1e held on
Monday. October 1V. at 8 p.m. Miss
den. Adelaide Nairn will have charge of the
meeting. :111 member.. are urged to be
{,recent to complete arrangements fir
the bazaar.
Thr service% at North street Tempted
(-lurch next Sunday will be as fol.
lormrr : 10 e: "M Iir C•IUh. _timrtir
Band. "Debts we
i n "De
c tMex and M sod n Ixn1.
la
can never pay" 1r the subject to be
diaminsml -bag-toe lieu's Pisa _IWO..
Newton will introduce the subject.
$nu,L,y sebool at 3 p.m. l'ublic wor-
ship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The pastor, Rev. eelby Jefferanii,
will conduct the Kerrie.* at Victoria
street and Union (Goderich township)
United churilee on Sunday next. His
subject on Sunday morning at Vletsria
street will be: "The First Volunteer
Miatslgp Iland," and in the evening:
"OW I'roferdant Heritage." .\Y Union
ehnre•Ii. nt 3 ncla'k. the W.M.18. thank -
offering meeting rw'111 be held.
-tTRlknRertnir meeting
church W.M.S. auxillary will
ure roam .on.Tues-
day evening. October 211th. at A o'clock.
Mrs. Kanniwin, of Toronto, will ad -
(tress the meeting and there will be a
uustent program. A social half-
hour will be enJnytsi nt the elate. A
cordial invitation Is exteenticd to the
congregation to he present.
A apeetni chfferen's defy service wtft
be held in 8t. George's church on dnn-
day nett at II a.m. Alt the Sundae
school pupil, and theft Parente and
all member,' of obit. (lergea e•ongr'ga•
lion are eernrwtly requested to be
present et this service. The first pur-
pone of the dny 1. to bring to the nt-
tenHon v,f the metre mcntdwrship of the
church the trent lmportanee of relig-
ious elueatlon. and the resps,u'hhhllty
of emelt church member tone nein this
wurk of "perfecting the Ktttgtlen."
A spectre sermon will be ghee' by the
rector. Rev. S.
GODERICH OLD BOYS
PROMINENT ON THE LAKES
Same of the Finest Freighters on the
Likes i Their ('omwran
Ira n d
Editor of The Signal.
Goderich, Oat.
Dear Sir. -On October 7th, while
upieouol in the St. Clair River, we
met the •tenmer "Lemnyne." whiefl11'
the largest vessel on the Great Istk's
and is in charge of Captain Ed. 1(ob-
I1s.a1. • Goderich boy who attenok'd
the Central school during the sane
time art myself.
Neelleaa to say I felt quote eltred
to know that a Goderinh boy was In
command of the largest ship on irtsh
water, which of course"T1s old stuff
the "W. Grant Morden:'
et tura
Goderich
make their living on steamboats and
who are about my own age, tad tho
bunch that played riugehesa where the
summer hotel now sands, I find a few
who have made good in their calierg.
First Is Captain 14.1. Robinson of oho
aur. "Lemoyne." the largest hike
freighter. Then Captain W. 1: W-
heel', who noel to live on Williams
street. Hie fattier Is Captain Wm.
McLean. now of Ik'troit. "6111" ear
had the honor of bringing out new the
steamers "Calcite." "W. F. White;'
"Carl D. Bradley," "B. H. Taylor" :utd
"T. W. Robinson," all self-nnloat•rs
of the largest tyle. and all but the
"Calcite" being of the 10,0004tnn clss,
and chances are he w-111 bring out nn -
other one in 1927, which le to he
larger still.
Then comes ('eptain M. R. McLean.
hotter known as -Mae," who has
Whet the steamers "W. F. White."
-Carl D. Bradley," and le now on the
"Il. H. Taylor."
Then ('aptnbn Alex. ('relgle, eh('
was Slightly- before my school dry.•
brnrtght nut new and le stilt In com-
mand of the Aagahip of the Rein flet.
the steamer "Wm. K. Field." And
(laptaIn .1. 4'. McLean of the iteamt•r
"henry $tetubrenner" is another Glsl-
erlch old ioy.
11 is quite notable that the flee(
four boys mentioned Are in cnmmnnd
of front of the finest freighters ,m the
la kes.
Melting encem to more of the aid
town hors, 1 remain.
RPegoe•tfllly your*.
DAVE. 111041,0P.
Captain Str.
(ht. A, WYss.
First Euchre of the Season
The first em•hre of the Brawn was
held at the Masonic Temple on Thurs-
day night last. under the auspices of
the l'atho?Ic Women's League There
wax a large attendance and the affair
was greatly enjoyed. The prize-win-
nerm at dards were Miss Mary Hussey
end Mr. Wm. l.annan. Excellent
m11sic for the dame which follewtd
was given by the Retuond,MeDermld
oreheat ra.
Victoria Home and School Club
The regular me•tlig of the Hume
and School Club of Victoria school
will be held next. Thursday evening.
t)etolwr 21Mt. at Victoria wheel. at S
o'clnr'k. It being Dental Week. Dr.
Graham will give 4111 aekiress ol. "('are
of the 'Teeth." There will also be a
spe•Ial program of songs aid melte-
Gone by tow junior ,pupils. All mem-
ber* and prrents axe urged to attend.
An Invitation la erteudel to the mem-
bers of tbe. Home and kteboo}.(}ub of
intra! school '
Magistrate', Derision Reversed
Judge Leek bus glveu judgment
upsetting th.• ,ennictb us by Magix-
trate Reid in file cases lu etutu,rtion
with the liquor export warehouse
which did Moines". at (kxlerteb har-
bor last ye-ar. the convictions toeing
meds ha April last.
For GufeLnee of Youth
Copies of the 'Moral leek. for
Youth." as compiled by ('olllrr'a
Weekly, have leen framali and pry -
welted by the 411sL•rech !.ions ('dub b,
the sehtoL. of the flown. Two copleg
have been placed at the (ollryiaree In-
stitute. two in \'b,•torla retool and one
in Central school.
'Mr. •M..W. Howell, proprietor of. the.
Misner Manufacturing Company. re-
cently sold an old hie of team engine
M Henry Fortt the motor ear man.
The engine is of 'extern horsepower
and was manufactured In Goderk'h in
1$:.'t at the old Runciman foundry.
Me. Ford will ha ve it placed
collection of antiques which he has
leen assemblIng for some years at
Iit o rlorn, Mich.
PERSONAL *ONTWN
Mrs. K. It nue, of 1Aftlua. is visit -
int; friends, in town- '
lir. Dan Elliott, of Wrefeet, kpetit
the week -end a1 Ills Lie here.
Mr. Harry Foa. d -Itpeh'we, &Jttt•.,
spent the week -end 1111. iiewp.
Mr. J. Alex. iluule, pit Tee Leaden
Advertiser, Is In town fMt a few days.
Illes l'amerun left $St Tut.Mey to
4144•4111 two or three weeks with frit -ride
at Toronto.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. about, of l.apter.
Mich.. spent Sunday With Mrs. J. %V.
Vnnatter.
Rev. John Pollock Jaek, of
Ingersoll, slaked le Mrs. Geo.ir
Jelinston this week. -+e .r
Mayor MacEwen wiffeat Ouawa on
Mondwy In atten at the Con -
recreative ma/0m--.
Yr. and Mrs. Espial( . of Tor-
onto. visited their re Mervyn at
the week -end. --- •
Mies K. Price, oto ford. spent
the week-esde -with kite. t t
M
Snaln
Harry and Bert i
Detroit to spwud the
friends. In Goderich.
Rev. Father Maeltae,
lectured from
rend with
London. Is
spending a few days town this
meek
Capt. H. J. Fox. of.Illsolsly, Vee..
spent a few days In fpwa 110- past
week.
Was Annie Freeman visiting her
aunt; Mrs. *Airing, rvllle, and
rekttivew at Toledo. e
Muss Helen McKay id& on Saturday
for London after .peaiies u week at
her tome In town.
Miss Nora Phelan, Detroit. 10
vlalting her nephew, 'Frank Phe-
lan, Brack street.
'Mrs. H. E. Jenner anti jtamlly have
gone to join air. Jenne .at London,
where they will .In tut geslde.
Mr, and Mrs. D. ,MnedOlted left this
week for Toronto. whiten
taken apartments for theeekka
lire. Mooney. East atm
guests the past week
Henry Fraser, of Inv
Mr. Albin Fhn sped`
his parents and left o teeday for
Detroit. accempantel by mother.
Tife Mlssee Kathleen Beatrice
Hoskon, of New York ere visit-
ing friends in town for a , days.
Mr. and Met. IL J. 031 returned
home on newsy' after a • a. to gag
laud. They were away , mem*.
J3. an, of
Maple Leaf Chapter, LO.D.R.
The regular monthly meeting of t1*
Maple leaf Chapter was held at the
public library on Wednesday. October
lith, the regent. Mies Saunders. pre-
siding. It was decided that we should
give a donation to the National Insti-
tute for the Blind. oleo that the War
Memorial Fund should receive 150.
Mrs. Cockburn Hay' and Mrs. E. HIU
were ndflel to the it of councillors.
The ('hatter Is beeline a rnmmage
sale on Friday and Saturday, October
2'21id and 23ntt and it Is requested that
nnyone baying goals to contribute
eltould notify the regent or the secre-
tary. who will see that such articles
are called for. -A. I. Wurtele. Secre-
tary.
Mrs. Eric Wilson's Reception
Kincardine Review-ltels,rter (Oct.
7) : Last eatunlny afternoon Mrs. C.
O. P11ke7 ,and Mrs. Eric M. Wilsoa re-
ceived at the home of the latter, cor-
ner of Queen and Gordou streets.
" Y. G fillan
introduced, the quart
.-,1iolF
Dental Heakb
Attention is again called to Dental
Heath Day -Wednesday. (dotter 20
-In connection with which the On-
tario Department of (Health is co-opere•
Hon with the dentists of the Province
fx calling attention to the need of bet-
ter care of the teeth by means of pro-
per diet. correct living. systematic
cleansing of the teeth and mouth. and
other means. The local dentists are
co-operating in tee obee •tante of
Dental Health Day and are prepared
to give instruction on mouth care
without charge.
Past Mester,' Night
'Tuesday night was past- masters' 1
night at Maitland Lralgt.`No. 33, A:F. Chuff -Tilley
•
A wedding of 11lusiml Interest took
place at St. James' Anglican church,
Stratford. to Wednesday, October (1,
ett211'.4(we _.when_. Mlaa. (110.13'.. Jia&
Tilley. daughter of the late Andrew
1l
and Mrs. Tilley.and Rex Alger Cluff. g
B.A., Mom of Canon W. G. Cluff and
Mrs. Ctuff, loth of $1reeterd, o were
united in marriage. The ceremony
was- performed by the bridegroom's
father. the elawreh being Mrentffully
decorated with ferns and autumn
11,1wert, Tine bride, who wife given In
marriage by her uncle, Fred Dutton.
broiled charming Ina bete el Paris
gown -Tor palest pink georgette with
suture hat of Minded rue.• maline.
-with crown of rose pante rill -et; The
brim was caught with a w're'ath of ex-
gnisite French blue and rose flowers.
The hrfde carried a *hewer bouquet '.t
wt- g4Nwev-
wfth her daughter. Mrs. Wilwote and
eira It. Besse nt Stayner, Mrs. Pi1-
key's sister. nein Mrs. J. Maekenabe of
Kincardine served tea. Yrs. Clar-
ence Carruthers and MIs'. Jessie F.
Bell of :(tayorr and 111...144$141e Ander-
son of Kincardine anointed In the din -
Aug mum.
din-.nin-mum. Tho rnom w•ns taste
"fully decorate, in pink and white and
the dining room in mauve and yellow.
while a prefusi'm of ret gladioli and
otters ;etre color to the reception hall.
The pleasant weather afforded a
favorable opportunity for meeting
Mrs. I'llkcy and Mr&_ Wllsen_. WW1'
here jmt reently t'unw to Klueardiue
,to reside
& A.M.. G.R.(. A large turnout ,of the
orethren✓ was present to see oil Nle
chairs fillerd by past master,. Three
candidates were given_ the flet degrec
In a gratifying manner, tlrtawiug notch
praise from thoae present. After'r'
lodge the brethren adjourned to a ban-
Inet. follow -eft by atmrr--me rhes.
Those eeeenpying the chairs were: Wnr.
master, Wor. Bro. Dr. (tallow; senior
warden. Wor. 'Tiro. J. J._Mel:wen ; jun-
ior warden. V. Wor. Bro. 11. C. Dun-
lop: S. D.. Wor. Bro. T. 1d. Mitchell:
J. D., Wor. Bro. Charles Saunders:
S. 8. Wor. Brn. John Galt ; .1 S., Wor.
Bro. George McVicar.
Olfdal Visit to Alexandra Hospital -
Mba Munn. Inspector el nurses'
training • schools for the 1'rovfnc' of
Onrarin made an official visit. to Apex
andra hospital last week And exirelt-
mod- laeretell -se Wei/ pk eweb 4'lth- . the
privtston matte for the training of
nurse.' here and with the nllintion
arrangement with Victoria, hospital•
London, under which the pupil nurses
of Alexandra hospital have the benefit
Of s course of Instruction at the Lon-
don hospital. .Mies Munn's inspection
Is_ forthe purpose of atandarditaug.thc
training schools. eyeing that proper
facilities and materials for h. -traction
are provided. 41111 that the a.teeatmo.
dation, for nares le W-' to err mark in
all reverts. It le understood that she
found condition,' at Alexandra hold-
' tel thormtghly satisfactory,
Ragbag Wales
Cargoes as follows were tmloaelad
-at tips Gmleekeh skvator ilte pawn
week: Tray, from Duluth, 135.000 bus,
of wheat aha t1:4AI10bns, of batt; Mete
Bret, from Fort William. 4/4900 eats.
of oats. 44,000 Maa of wheat and 20, -
BRIEFS (100 ins. of flax: Renfrew. from Fnrt
WIillam. 133.000 boo. of wheat :
The Victoria Helpers class of Vic-
toria street United church will bold a
bazaar nn (41ttnMay. December 4th.
The Wete Huron teachers' eonven-
tlon Is !wing held ab Vitoria 'school on
Thnredar Anel Friday of this week.
The Arthur ('help of Knox ehur'h
will hold: Its annual bazaar on 'tabu.
stay. October 30. Please reserve the
date.
Fred Tonle and W. Rpt. Shsrmen
won apennrt prise In the seeon.l event
of the bowline tournament at Cargill
on Thursday last.
Mrs. 4'. Rhynes hss pnrrhasPd from
Mr. Gen. Goold the honor. ns Elgin
avenue next to Mr. T. B. Mitchell's
reeldeoce.
Huguenot. from Fort William. 1110.001
bum. of %cheat.
The pte•ntner Riverton moderated a
eerie of 2:0lawl bus. of wheat fit the
Western Canada Flour MIAs elera•nr
on Wednewrinv.
Tim steamers Sarnlan at .1 Maple-
enurt sr.. exewctel with em-gi,Pw for
the Gakkrleh elevator.
Soundings of tit.• harbor are being
taken by Government employee.
Gond pregreee IM being twee In the
reconstruction of the river beediw•nter
and the north else.. About -Ix hund-
red feet of eonerete ha. beer. bed et
the outer end of the river beaks -Ater.
while the cement work na the north
pier 1a well under way.
Colninbtn rosesend lily -of -the -valley.
The-mnmr oon
trf teeter. Mrs. N. -i -en
they hare
filter.
d as her
and Mrs.
Que,
wwk with
DUNGANNON HAS A
FINE DAY FOR THY
ANNUAL Vali FAIR
Full Day's Program Concludes
with an Evening Concert
and a Dance
The heavy min of Tueedny night
"threatened to extinguish the Dungan-
non fair for this year. but Wednesday
dawned clear and bright and con-
tinued Ane throughout. 'rhe result
was a vary pletwnt day for those who
attended the fair at the big red hall.
The exhibit', were well up to 111e
standard of pr'rfoue exhibitions. rad
In cattle the showing was larger and
letter than In recent yewre. There
were CPO some very Rae horses in the
venous ,batewe. t
The pipe Mand from (Tinton was
present end dispensed stirring mnste, erect-reee-
end the red tunics of the pipers made
a brilliant splash of color. There
were several booths for refreshment
and amusement on the grounds.
The track trestle created much- In-
ternet
nternet. In the borne race the entries'
were: lsabenrer. 11. Kaltting• !God.
erteh : Fin Worthy. Roy Colvin. Teva -
water; King -Worthy. Alex. Meltae,
Te•swater; anal they lintel -eel in this
order In each of the threw heats. Wbl-
trid McLean, of Goderich. was the
starter.
There were eight contestant'. I 1 the
men's half -mile foot -race, and the first
flap finished in the fallowing order: 1,
Leelle Schnitz; 2. Albert (!len; 3,
Melvin Colbert ; 4. Chester McPhee: 8.
Calvin McIntyre. it teat a real race
which tested heart and wind. Scholtz
made the circlet at n splendid pace
and flnlshed strong. This race was a
good addition to the afternoon's pro-
gram and should be repeated at future
fairs.
The hitching contest did net take
place.
There was a full house for the even-
tag entertainment. for whleb the pro-
gram was given by the Kenney-Wtlwon
Entertainers. The program was a
cartel mtP and suite{ some twtter than
others. The proceedings of the day
conchtded with a daisy, ',filch was Plt-
joyed by n large eumlwr.
The gate receipts and the proceed,_
-- -.- ? et
town.
Mr. Joon L. Salkeld, 31.P.P., of tier.
aldSask.. Is Visiting his relatives of
the '8eikeld families In town and VI-
Mufty.
•Mrs. Johns MaeDnnald. ort '$e•otts-
town. Quebec, left on Tuesday after a
-visa of ten days with her mother, Mrs.
Mooney.
•.Mr. Fwlward Lacey. of Detroit.
Mleh.. Smut the week -end with his
lelren
sts, Mr. and Mr. s. . ThoLacey Ox-
fordttree•t.
Mr. and Mfrs. F. C. 8. Enna. of Tor-
onto, tomtit the wl!eit4Tia1 at !tie home
of Mrs.Evens' pnrents, 3k. and Mrs.
H. C. Heys.
-Mira Ethel Whitely. of Dyer's Bay.
spent the week -end at the home of her
tetr:u:a.. Mr. anti Mts. J. E.-Wbitt4y,
Huron road.
Mina Eleanor Dougherty, of Wesal-
xtoek._ spent aeseral:__days the mo4-
week at the home of her mother. Mrs.
ug
N.Do hertMy.
Nr. and rs. C. M. Holertaon and
family motoresj to Termite this week
to visit the farmer's brother, Mr. Er-
nest Itolwrtson.
Mrs. -\V, •F. Fleming and little
daughter Gram, of 1/wee Sound.
visite, her psarents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Healey, the paten week, -
Mrs. Jolt. Edge and dnogbter. Mrs.
i. Tran. of Toronto, called on friends
In town this week. They *add been
el1It4ng--rehrtires trees llntt=armmr;/
Mrs. I►'Arey Mclaughlie has re-
turned with her children flu .fhnr
home near t. ullinewnott titer poa dhth _lw
the summer nnrping her 1tt/tber, the
late Mrs. It 1'1e -but
Tenn li
The Prlae I.Ist
lows
Th:r Ilan .1 prize -winners is as fol -
General Purl✓ u110R._ STF)Swo-yea. r -old illy "l L.,.
(.r grhtIng. 11..1. ihrruli, J. Forster. f?r''1
.1grttttttnrtt--Brood marc. A:
Irert, Gordon Young; foal of 1026. Gor-
don Young. A. Culbert: two-ye'er-old
Ally or gelding. R. Taylor. Gordon '-
Young: one -year-old fitly er gelding.
N'. A. Culbert ; team In harness. R.
TaylnG
iiterry_ IlmuRtttt-r' !treed mare. W. ---
A. Cohort, John Iter ju111hn : feel of
31)2(1. W. A. ('ullaert. John Me Jufllllu ;
two -put -obi filly orgelding. J. Forster: -
Ja^o•b
item: lest individual In smogs,
.1.1 and 3..luaeph Gaunt. R. Taylor •
team In line/teas. : W_tn:_letflg. J. -.F
.ster. Jns. Agar.
Judge' 41 $. $ilk. ?lar
MORO!t
Rand nod e'arrlage•--eltrn mare. 1ttc4
J. for+ter: foal of 1926. Forster:
tweeye'urwdd filly or ding. W. A.
Greer; s ngle horse I artless. W. T.
3G Lo an. H. K•Itth , J. Fenger: pair
mntrhwl hnrxes .1. Fnr.ttor; laolc
delser, Mr..'T.:MrLasw. Mrs. i1.
Knitting: getleman's hest outfit. W
T. 31.4;A ,1. Forster.
dip m! :'Rest colt : groins \etor•"
two years null under. it. J. Domain.
..tldge-John Gillespie, U'ltlterhun•h.
/ (TATTLE
13nrhnrs--3f1h•h row. W. A=.f'nthert--
let and 2nd, Wm. Webster; tw'o-yewr-
old heifer. Won. Webster. W. A. ('Id-
rettat a -year old to"if"r. W.,A.-(41114ert
let and 211411 heifer c.ttf• six mouths
nod 111,1. 1Rut. 1V01.4.t,-,. W. A. Cale •1
rnf
e• n
t
Ruthertntd M.Cnnkey eiL" 3fontteai, Mrs. 31: Kearney the week-
P1Vtor of the bride, wore a ruse gir,r- end at Toronto and` ro. 4 on Mon-
ct•tte gown beaded In t•rystals. wit -b-, _Ilay. ac'ee,mlwnhd- W bet daugltter.
bine•k picture hat. and she carried a Miss 1loroth3•. vtho had 41.4 visiting
bouquet of Ophelia roper. Howard friends in the' city for see'•n1 weeks.
('puff of London supported the bride- Dr, W. F. Clark acted sx judge of
groom and the ushers were Dr, Don- ' light horses at the Glencoe and .11viu-
.el4-.4afer. of ikrattwrd- ti ,4- l'anslt4-antro fairb and then zrese os, fn P.m.
Menzies of London. During the, ,dpi- lite, Midi.. '1'olt1", O., 8101 the horde(
lug of the register. Mrs. Olin iirewn /('(ilex to visit lila cern Dud slAughlPr,
ling very sweetly. A reception way and other rPhtlrPr. bit returned to
afterwards held at the home of the 1.31.1114.ou Wt-tlnt.dsy, ,
bride. Mrs. W. M. Dutton. nt nt atc►rrlinr, saplrrinrer,denr .of
the Orme. wore a handsome g4wii sof. Alexandre h,ngdtal,' Ix nttetnline a
sliver grey lace with smelt stat of meeting' of the Ontario }ttaspltnl As.
violet panne velvet and/feather ten. sex'Intinu nt'Tnrmtn til; 'seek. Dur -
Mrs. ('hff, mother of the hrldegreim, Ing her absent" from tl.w❑ Mlsm Hof -
wire a black Patin gown with Sp endeh enM i ittrberty 1a serene sups rot
bare nveerdvs,'w And corvette. of orchids. tendert.
\ dainty ballet luncheon was MPnsp Mlaa .1gttus Flick. of Colborne town -
to the grlcb.t111 dbning•rdon. atter which ship. has returned home after a visit
Mr. and Mr.. (3uR left int it rout„a• of se-etral months with 'Wits,.., in
trip. The bride wore for travelling n
coterie" parts of the 1 tt tsd states.
chis centume of bine creel. Romaine Stip open( your months a oh bee slier,
with email bat to mateb embroidered C Nhrtle'=, itt i.na Ang,le,',
In gold. bine <sett with (marvel trim.se•eersl wcekx with her 'alt, R••r.
mews. They will make their home At IL Ilurtho•I. In ('olnr,utI sad sPvirnl
147 Water street. Stratford. The nut- week. with releticPx nr Kansas and
of town great. were: Itis' .4. M TII. In the Vette of Michigan
ley et Lethbridge. Nie. and .lir.. .1. W. 311". Baby! TOM. whn Ila,1 been 'lett.
Thompwon Anil Ills• .\nnniwlle Theme. Ing her parents. Mr. and 1116../. Elgin
POO of Toronto: Mr. and Mr. D. 1,. Tom. for the lamb three Ineaths. left
1l rrrrh. .leek Tilley of ('ollbutgstnil : nn TOPAvlav for Tnrnnto. rid RMI rleit
Ilnwnrb (doff. Mier Dorothy Spronll there and At other pain's bn gP ••piing
sn4 Don/1141xetzIes of Lundeen : 418e Ina few works nn her n r tell, to
Heid and Mrs. held of God
(9tIna. where she will rr.une her hoe-
ferret..rrleh 311.. Grrfnule Paton of Mitch
Pinel work in Peking. Miss Robinson,
p11: Mr nn(t Mrs. W'. W. Alnelalr nn41 11f lit. Jahn. N,R., who accompanied
Misr Ruth Sinclair of RrnA•el.; Mrs.
MIR. Tom on her trip bane from
Jahn MAvierrr of 1letrnif: Mr. and
(Thing. •'scent (he lnel tire•' we'ks with
IoM. 4'. *tete of At. Marys; Mr•. J. ler. end will return with eser to I's,
P. Gardner of ('hleagn: De. end Mr.. king. where Ate Is engxred'in similar
J. W. Shaw and Mrs. Shaw of Clinton. work•
bull calf. six months and over. IV. A.
Culbert ; heifer ca•If. under set the.
W, et. ('1t11i'rte Wm, Welwer ; Iur11-
calf. under six months. W. A. Cullen
1st and Cud; herd. 11'.A. Culbert.
Jersey--dilleh cow. A. ('ullrrrt .4
Sten.
Aletelepa-Anj(M--F, Todd took *N-
prlxe---Mikis COW MI. two -tear -old
heifer (21,-,aearrslsi heifer (2).
heifer calf (21. bull calf. sic months
and over. bull cuff under six months,
need bull. herd.
Herford -'Mitch cow, J. Lyon's. 1. 2
and 3; twn•year-old heifer. J. Lyons 1
and 2: one -year -At 'heifer. .1. Lyons 1
Ind 2; heifer calf, six month,' and
over, J. Lyons; hull calf..lz months
and odes. O. Kennedy: heifer rail.
under P1x months. J. I.yoils 1 ami 2:
hall calf. ander six months. J. Lyons:
Mill under two years. (I. Kennedy:
herd, J. Lyon,'.
Grade Cattle -431110i cow, W. A.
Culbert. W. Wt4,ster 2 'and 3; two-
yeer-ol.l heifer. Ash N.M11Mn: one-
year -old Leiter. Arch 3k'Millnn. W. A.
Culbert : reeve calf. ander 1 year. J.
Lynne. A. McMillan ; heifer riff, un-
dher 1 yesr..1. Lynne. W. A. Culbert
flitted ox or steer. J. Lyons: fatted
COW or heifer. J. Lyons; two -year -014i
gteer, Ar•h MrMlllnn ; nn, -year oil
stem. Arch McMillen. W. A. Culbert.
h(prvhnit Herd. 7. Told. W. A. (hl-
hert..1 Lynne: best shorthorn re.w, W.
A. Culbert : junior herd. l'. Tadd.
Judge-- Dan let Tr,•..tain. Glevee re.
SHEEP
Leteeiter-John tMeQutillln Lok all
prize.- eget rem, shcarling ram. Agee
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