The Signal, 1928-04-05, Page 1wit ! and girls I wish to Pty that no stamp
missed, but all are glad to knew• that ] to needed on your letter. work at Port Burwell for the slimmer. int aside• beennse of tit, .art rsltlflml till h0:d a public nirrlgng,� Ut MlneKay
Mlis, ('. A. McKinnon has taken n
they will not to far away and there Falthfnlly, i p'' llnll oel Monlny ernnlnR, April ]0th.
C}•u vir(VI'Tf)� chant had intik fnll0wtl: lila roe/tone
Chinese Btlde In Habitat.
The r,.utmunilt was startled late 1
The schools dose today fot'e the
Easter vacation. - •
l's4• 1tho•kstotr s Iltaelons- lto tit•. )•',Drs ng.'. ile was for *One yellr11 n
°made lee ereaw in bulk or fancy bricks ml'niier of the public 11,11001 Iserd.
nt length and was referred 10 the toyour order Phone. o40 In September. 11x26. be and Met.
4 Larose has expired. HI • t t
i ate• rA a officer to take nn w t the
i ,ling. hating lawn married nn Solitem
hcal !taken, ami report new yours with Alf. Tc•bbutt k Son. -
Is• 27th, 147E Itesidos the widow.
--anasarca Saturday. April Zee for the eir)i%4 three sons and nue
dl 1 ilk i h 1
ilk• salad ten end homenmde cooking: ,':ut¢ te1,: Hurry O. .j. ., an
The flattens! s'k pias nn Wes)newlny.
.ert 1.•.' being v,mho•ted at St. ceor-
elmr•h to he rector. Rev. .1 N.
(I • Mills. • late 'tet ,wax In M11it Il
etery ills 11lu•nrers being
It m ,
r-
% n cry Wrn. Rha
a t
t Ire
Messrs. Ale r
SallowaT_�tr. Mabee, Alec.
Knteethe w lin,( 11. 11lnil1�eeone, Among
e etse-h, attend:ince wer/•Wr. nasi
I' '4 1);itt. ,•4 1Yintnn \
Is Installed nt the pr+werhnnse. ( tY01 term (.cnlerkh
The bolt that 4141 the: mischief *truck 1
t1FF P d W til
uli.mt 11.90 p:m. .t' own, 1411,1 Mfrs. 1 M. hath .'f
-PERSONAL . BIENTIO1W--week-i.. slit' uew`tJwt Mrs Ciu> l;lnCt • nee by the !In k Ciejeter.•14).14 l: 1 �.n,. int • nl sl I n,lhe r. Gr rge
- t Fvt +T ti'tt1l:•nt: ism rrifi
1'hr+rtR. alio 'rniy teir'-•tx)'+ hef4•re ' xk'ri.•h•tatwuahip). and
- 1•iai 1i1481,'•C. 1•`. yaylta wits fllMd
tsv'rl wedde,l of 1f,'lnds'•r: had in}ural ' t •I sister. rs. W. .1 . (Nee, +of �•'twn.
Mrs. 1•. L. Knox is at Kingston with herself 1u nn attempt t.. 'eke ler own and costo by Magistrate Reid un ,
Iter sLRer. who is seriously i11. life nt the rootlet at tl Brltieh (`Ifs F'+nlnlap.
Miss E. Ituchan.en Is upending in whisk site.nnd lee !disband had \ °lur,•s.ful caches and donee
}:aster lkdidnfs at Terronto. itbrieftip• auspices of the into I w'as' r In d
t e Harter tee .
_1 h1r s
scan a
I 0 o_rt'
1
1 ( tMdfNl H
itel.b n br- ,
rs, W. L. TTotrton fins refit flied honeymoon trip. De l:mmersnn was ;
from a three montlee,%1sit at Tnrontn. '.*115 41 1n 111141 the ' ytnn.g woman ons me ,1ay ort ring.•
Mrs. Kennet nw returned Fri- 4 w•onde•rfut a�;nrtmcnt of chnrolatri
Kenneth_ a taken In .1lexandrA la,,;, �nl, when' 1r - },1sTe�iio%e e�: 7ri,fa lc Tu $I�
ria night from a visit to Toronto.
Mrs. F. R. Larkin end Master D1tk, ILw.,ek uk•11, oat street
inflicted with n blunt knife, were nut 1VIK•k s�ud sts,•L11 INIRudits 7''
J gwas found that the w,ulndP evidently
k iV I t
of Windsor, are visiting at the home
4' !tee. .Tames and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mir S. A. .Smith. of Oshlnwn. spent
Sunday nt his'home• North start. marriage and there •na. sortie snares- The (:esleeee teetteteeerei i(i.,•Mt)
'serfonr. cents and $1.00 per dozen. -Choir
it nj'peara that the y' nag bride had homrgrowtt stock. Geo. $t,'w;IrI.
been lII for 'several weeks beton, the t'lorist. Telephone 105.
Gran Kr W It Baker hal resumed fila tin of a postpnnrmmer tnt'this ons
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• tteess -_u_ ..',►•atter,..::
Our Clubbing Rate
for The Signal and The Toronto
Globe is $6.50
You love 50 cents and the cunt of ensilage a money
order. A similar saving on other Toroutu and
London dailies.
THE SIGNAL
ionalt
telt:ll'l`Y•t'IItl'l' YEAR NO. 14.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928
Watering the Lawn Once
won't keep it green the rest of the year.
ADVERTISING ONcli, won't Make e
t otieeeble difference in your busitaes&.
Hit hardand hit often
SIGNAL 11IIN'1'INI: CO,1.111ITEn, Publishers
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK
Seed Cleaning %scie ne to Be Shown
in Actual Operation
In conuectluu with the campaign
for clean teed, • demonstration train
will visit Blyth on Wednesday, pr
il
11, and Goderich on Thursday, April
12, staying at the C.P.ie station at
each place4from 9 o'clock a.m. to 5
o'clock p.m.
Approved power and seed cleaning
machines will be in operation on title
train, practical demonstrations will
be given by qualified men to the use of
prol1Pr *creele and a limited quantity
of grain and seeds will be thoroughly
cleaned and graded.
Lectures will be given In t'he after-
noon 011 various phases of farm work;
sample* of selected varieties of farm
crops will be shown, and information
will be available on many matters ed
latereet and %slue to farmers.
?hits train 1s *Ming run for the bene -
f14 of the .farmers, and they are urged
to take advantage of Be vinic to this
section and (he edut•atioaal features
which it provides. _
Don't for"getathBlclere-Weenesday
of next weekBlyth
at Goderich.
BAYFIELD
BAYF1El.D, April 3. -Musa Ituth
Higgins Is visiting friends tit Loudon.
Idr. and Mra. hues Beattie uud Min
Rusaella Beattie, of 1:Irvin, Sask.,
called ou frleuda in the village ou
Sat urainy. the
Miss Alice Stinson, who spent
past ttbree works with her father, who
has been quite 111, returned to New
York oil Friday. We are pleased to
report that Mr. Stinson is improving
nicely.
Mrs. Walter Westlake and Mho
Susie Westlake left on Saturday to
visit friends et St. Thomas.
Mrs. J. Fraser returned last week,
having spent tire winter at lee -know.
Mr. cad Mrt, Angus guests with MissuM r.car'et
.-.,Sarnia. are g((
Campbell.
Masquerade Imo. -'The mar
qul•rule dunce to be given under the
cuspis, of the Baytleld Agricultural
oviet) 'fuel
:day 'fuday next, April
promises to be the event of the season.
Prizs are offered fur best lady's tume, cos-
................. e, best
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS
During the week the Lotulnlou Road
Machinery Co. made a ,slight gain
over their nearest opponents. There
is no change in the llue-up from last
week; but the Canoe ('lob's Nu. 1
team is treading closely on the heels
of ►Vesteru Canada Flour Mills. None
of the leading teems -min. -afford to
lose many guinea.
Again this week all the contests re-
sulted In 2 1 scores. This Is evidence
of the keenness with which every
game is contested.
ton Thursday night l). F. Carey &
Son took the /std one from the Lions.
R. Carry, Gut.. and F. 'Hunt, MS, being
high men fur their teams. ;Duron In-
vestments had the edge oil the Legion.
A. Murdock, 755, and M• N. McDonald,
721, roiling the top scores. 1)utuln-
len Itoad Machluery Co. beat the Hank-
ers. W. Barlow, with 613, and W.
[flack., with 578, turned In the best
scores.
On Monday night Y.C.C. No. 1 des
reeled the Ilona. > C _..Hendee* BST.
and ]r 1. Hunt, 7614, were top sowers.
M.C.C. No. 3 took two from Huron
Investments, W. Powell, 506, and 1E:.
Sheardewn, 591. being best men.
M.C.C. No. 2 took the odd 'one from
Railways, T. McDermott, 754, and W.
Heitman, 704. being high.
The Standing
Won
Dom. Road Mach. Co. ...2s
Saltford 211
Legion 94
IV. C. F. M. 22
M. C. C. No. 1 •'(
(tankers
Lion. Olub
Hunan Investments
M. r. t'. No. 2
O. F. Carey k Son
M. 4'. C. No. 3
ItailS•uys
Lulea' iLeagae
Lost
11
13
15
17
19
20 19
20 22
20 22
20 22
111 23
15 27
9 33
Two games were rolled in the indlete
Mantle this week. On Tuesday Kat•
zcnjammer Kids won threo straleht
gapes from. I)umtells. Miss :►. Nairn•
517, and Mrs. D. Mooney, 343, were
the high w•orers. Rine Streaks won
wit nut of three game. from Lucky
t
Strikes On Wednesday.
League Standing
Won boat
Kstsenjammer Rids 23 7
Valencia, .- 20 7
Bine Streaks, 18 11
Nighthawks 14 13
14
child', costume, best comic cortuwe. Lavender Obiss15
There will be a musicalsu,f literary Cackleberrtes__.. O 9 25
program'between dances, and refresh-; ihtmbellr
11114Akss will
be served. thesis auic y i yeky Strikes 6' el
•""-'lube Social, la intring OM d ,
Ment %hell it hay a good surplwt. 1 TO rim r r,('TORs OF NT(N1'1'1
There are u number of much needed , HURON
rel.uirs to be made to the buildings
and grounds this year and the Society • Dear Fellow Citizens. -da every de -
doe, not want to spend the mune}', uu partment at Ottawa, presided over
hand and become in debt or go back I.y a Minister of the Crown. ninny
as some ws•ieties have done. This S•►' pamphlets• beklets; etc., which ure of
Cicty 41 proud of 1110 aucca•ss that bus real ednentlonal value are Issued. For
at:e nded (ta past efforts and hopes to! instance. if anyone interested in the
make further progress. The directors, different pleases of agriculture, for -
wet 1'e pleased to -see a good attend•, h'ry.mining. ' y of err es. or
duce on 'Tuesday. grye
t te
rre.entrthtn,-Un Wlrtnewla4 even.; Ion. will write me. 1 will dig up in the
e News of the !own
The Greyhound Trip • Who Were may?
A letter received just as we go to St. Marys Journal -Argue of last
press Informs tar that the steamer week has the followings Two God -
Greyhound excursion this year will be crick motorists who had aotured to
In the first week of Juste. 'rbe London on Monday sad WIrstyed the
stcvt mer will arrive front -LW -reit Tite...r-1c1{i bark lit the Burma city the name
day, June 5, leaving for Detroit Wed- night bad an untold -01011M expert
nesday morning, returning to Goderich entry wheu their ear got Mink lu the
Friday night, and leaving again fur mud gear Prospect Hill.' falling to
Detroit on Saturday morning. get the machine out of the hole, the
two men dept in the vehicle till wore-
Goderich Girl a Wiemer tilt. and when they tried is start at
lu a tyliewriting contest held a few
days age at the Central Collegian. In-
stitute, Loudon, Miss Beulah Sandy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sandy
u[ Goderich, was the winner in the
ave ttrac•y tests In the novice section,
writing for fifteen minutes with only
Ing. Murch :`tla, more than sixty of *-orlon■ departments any literature or
tire -friends -.and neighbor�esLYLAI ---T-lltfisfS'at
Mrs. Robert Turner and family ..;allysiesta• lea gr -at de1.. P_
erel at their bome iu Stanley town- belied of which I bope our young pee -
ship to enjoy a social evening before I pie. evrtrthe Istys end girls. will avail
their removal to Goderich. Mr. and' themselves by waiting to me at Mouse
MIS.
Tamer ere highly esteemed fur' of ('ominous. Ottawa. 1 wish it to be
(proat-tludnvaa-end t,hough:fah, distinctly understood that, regnrd:ess
tart,. 1' trnr-
1timT efRi
d
,.r T
Swag and their many friends tln Is'
neighbors regret their departure. so' to visit soy Defartmeht forany chi-
-
ltl-
_took this.opportulIty to eipr'ess their sen having Mathews therewith. if
appreciation and assure them that any,citizenwill communicate their
they would never be forgotten. An view's on any matter for the welfare of
electric i-wulfng lamp was_ presented our county or country 1 will be de -
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner. u .11• Ilgbtei to reeei1e them and give voice
ver bread tray to Mr. 11ud Mrs. Fred j to same. 1 am your hired man. 1'se
Turner, and a flashlight to their son; me. .For the Information of the boys
t. This fandly will be vers' int
Ile pictures thereon and mall them gut.
m
dayligbt they found the wbee's were
frozen solid into the mire. They had
to Morrow an axe to chop their car
nut. and then they drove on to St.
Mary's, where they attired half -
frozen.
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one slight error. Mise Sandy has John Walter, of The London Tines
been atteudlug 0, business college at Mr. John Walter, of The 1.011d0u
lamduu. (Englund) Times. and Mn. %alter,
filo are making a tour -of Cangdu;
1 Tax Rate for 1958 wereLite.guests of the e14 Ji Stratford
A tax rate of 491-1 mills is lit pros- 4'11 Friday last, and 8 number of the
gleet for the municipal taxpayers of newspaper men of the dlaufct were
invited to meet them. Ia the after-
'n141o11 Mr.. Walter gave an address In
the assembly hull of the Collegiate
Institute under the auspices of the
local committer of the Natlun:ll Coun-
Goderich this year. The rate last
year was 45 mills, but this did not
cover the expenditures, and there was
a deficit also In 11t26. The town coun-
cil metlast night and wreath -41 with
the problem, but adjourned without ell of Education. His addi,•ss was
laming to u decision. in any event, mainly a sketch at (be htst,.ry 04 the
the ratepayers may look for all In- greet journal with which tie Is con-
cretise In their tax bills this year. nts'ted and the relation o: outstand-
ing incidents In that hlfgorr tf nearly
Lets Contract far Hoose a century and a -half, eel It was 111 the
Mr. Chas. Reale, of New Tock, 1s your 1 7S that The Time" was founded
In town this week making arrange-
mealsby Jelin Walter, lite grtl4t•grrlt-grand-
for the erection of a recdtienee Luber of the present lleku Welter,
•' ail Mr. cad Mira. )1'411••r were
by the city
e Boardtr4
' .'r mel
,'h,• Signal.
at the lake bank in the suutbern part Rucst; at a banquet..
of the town. Mr.. Reale has been 'a guc'ttl t the rooms
frequent summer visitor to Goderich Trade. Among that
and Upends now to apend a greater ',resew nog the editor
part of.the enmmer months here, and
Is building u house that will be suit-
able for winter habitation as well; if
desired. Mr. Reale is a Goderich old
boy whose love for his old home town
seems to deepen as the years advance.
and the people of Goderich ,sill be
pleased to .knows that he is t0 become
to some extent a permanent resident.
lightning Bob Strikes
The severe electrical storm on Tues-
day night played havoc with the muni•
opal electric system. The trans-
former on Nelson street off North
street was burned nut and that end of
the town was without house lights
anti) eihout 0 &Cloak Wed,w'.dny even-'
isite1 . Th.* otsler et the.
rte mr141L
Us -the north- ► 410 0f the town also a
No mut of buSlneso. but repairs were
made and the lights were on again'
last algbt. More writing still, the
elertrle motor that operates the water
innerly pomp at the psswerhonue was
burned out tint' the steam auxiliary
lino bad to be put into rommiasion.
Temporary r.Ielrs on tile m"tor. fire
hs'ing made, and It la hoped that 1t ran
be kept going until the new pimping
Local Beach e(
The 'monthly meet*
afternoon. Present
McLeau (In the chat
ter. Dr. Gallow and
A report from the
lie Health, London
milk and cream gay
percentages of butter
ons sample*:
Harvey Beattie ....
E. Johnston
W. Fisher tee,"
McManus .ryas,.
Blsaett '
C. Mc.Ntutua Wins Gold Piece
Mr. C. McManus won tbe $5 gold
piece offered at the Drennan bowling
alleys late 'week for the highest in-
dividual atone for three consecutive
games. _ Mr. McManus' score was SSM.
A similar contest is being put uu this
week.
The Junior Hockey Trophy
At the Lions Club luncheon on Fri-
day evening last the St. Andrews
word teem. winners of the junior
hockey league series the past winter,
were • the guests of the Club and were
presented with the championship sil-
ver - trophy. The presentation was
made by Chief Lion Brown, and was
received b$ Morrlaon McKay, captain
1,4 the team. Each membegr oe the and latterly of Clinton.. occurred it
team also was preeanted •with ai Clinton Friday afternoon lust after tt
*wtaWr:- , week's. illness. Mr. 114•MurchM was
f tho local
on Mondry
A. D.
. W. Schae-
fer.
ate of �Pub-
rmples .of
,♦hewingy
1 the varIP
OBITUARY
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0. G. GIBSON
Mr.. G. G. Gelatin, of Cates avenue.
et. Louis, was the victim of a motor
accident on March 2nd. In getting,
out of his car. le was knocked down
by ' a paseing ear, lived, but a few
hours and wits a ouscluus must of
,.that time. Mr. Gibson was born In
rks,tlend nearly eighty years ago, the
eldest will of the late Captain Samuel
Gibson, long n resident of lioderieh.1514: total 317, or b7 per cent. Penny
Ile leaves three children: Julian M. )*auk de{s.st►.
and Mrs. (':i anagh.. of lit. Louts. and The principal of Central school tat
'rector Frauds H. Gibson. of New ported us follows for Mandl: Boys on
York, and one brother. !►r. S. G. 11th- roll, till; girls, eel; total, 172. Ayer-
son,
yerson, 0f Saskatchewan. Mrs. James age attendance --boys, 79; girls, 7Y;
1Vileon. of Toronto. formerly of God- tete!, 157, or 91 per tett. fenny
crlch. 1s a half -slater. Rank deposit*, $47.35. •
JAMES McMUR4'HIE The board granted a request from
' The death of James McNittrehle. • the principal of Crutral school for a
well-known former resident of Blyth basketball outfit.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
FOR SCHOOL PUPILS
Brought Before 'trustee Retard by
Iloeao and School ('lub
Thee m outhly meeting of tbe public
Whcol board wits held uu Monday
alght.
Phe prlue * 04 Victoria school 'ire -
ported for the mouth of Mattel: Boys
on roll, 1142; girls, 181 ; total, 918.
Average attehdantw-boys, 159; girl,
.la,rp 1n Jjy�lE1 ABS. -tiles year; a
Results .of Signalling 1'iialaitlLtie1N-� Melftrrehte. He• seas educatexl In the
Results of the examinations con- 1 Clinton wheels. and an a young man
ducted at Iii provisional nehotl of went .to Itlyth. whets he conducted a
tustrnctena iu signalling held rece•uth rl t 1 ^^4 in pnnnershlp with
the only mitt of theln a ex
In GolleNch have been announcei. P oa a •.----
They follow: Serge. 1t. S. Hethering- I C"l. 11. T. Ranee. later c•nutintilng the
ton. first. gpenal grade; Corp. C. K. Imsinees by himself. Of resent yeah
NaTtel, filet ; Signaller C. C. 'Hunter.
first; Act g-Sergt. 14. Robertson.
flr. t ; Privates k1. C. )clack, first ; K. J.
Hunter, first; W. H. McCreath, first :
J. K. Munson, 1444.01•1 ; J. E. Nutlet.
third; E. IF. Sale; first; A. Ii. Sturdy,
first ; F. W. Warnock, fleet; J. 11.
Kneeahaw, second. ALLare Members
of the 'Huron Regiment.
At tbe Harbor
Navigation will likely b0 late In
opening at this port title year and
May 1st Is given as the date when the
first - of the teeamees that have
'wldtered' here will clear. The after
crews for n number of the steamers
Leve arrived and meat of the Can-
adlaneveettel boats are practically alt
fitted up.
Since March 19th the following
winter storage cargoes of wheat have
been discharged at the l;oder►eh ele-
vator: Angeline, 234.000 bushels; 0110
M. Beier. `2.3.000 bushels; L. E. Geer,
246.000 bushels; Wm. Nottingham.
212,000 bushes; }`rank C. Ball. 3.1B.-
000
.71;
0(0' bashe15.
The cargo of the steamer Ball
' is being unloaded at the
en c'nneda Flour Mills elevator
(Thnrsdtty). Only one mofb
est -sterner ` ^aro remain, to. be
Cleat e-letle'71'ee
lie, lad eri>;nged exfeetdvely . n
Hex bnsines11. operutieg a m111 at
ftlyth. Ile was keenly interested in
ls,llticm, and for a number' of Fear*
waif secretary of the Nnrth Huron
f.il.erai ASsoelatenn. In his younger
lays he was a keen cricketer. end ons
n member of the all -Canada team on
more than One 0008.1011. i1e was n
member of the Pteshytertnn 'ehur4L.
In 1S ilio marrle,l Miss Edna Mortis
of Myth, who survlvee, *Be two
daugleters, Mary and Jaunt Mrs. W.
Brydene, of Clinton, Is n sister. STT rte
funeral took place on Monday
er-
ngl,yp►1;11nten 111,41 w•as v'•ry largeif
attende'l. The funeral mer•lces were
eenduettel by Rev. A. Ma,•farlane and
,Rex_ A, A, Holmes. Among those at-
tending were.Messrs. Wm. ('nets. 1..
D:ineey and Jas. B. ite, lolls of
G, s ler ich.
' 0, L. ST1'RAY
Tho .1140th of 4 rswaltl 1. Sturdy on
Monday last removed an obi and es-
tmn;, d resident of. 111e town. Mr.
Slur 1) had been in failing health for
a lung tithe and for the last four
menith% heat been confined to pts home.
Ile was In his /severity -eighth year and
was a native of Goderich township.
where he tree his early years. When
a fapnn man he cense to town and ha
Ptt aiIkeW lla{,e y,1' h t
r Anme iffir in r -tl
Northern Ontario,, whcr' with hi+
brother. the late Thomas fitnrely, he
471* engaged In t. -tion work on
the ('nnolinn Pfeifle Railway. For
nanny years he was in the grocery
bushiest' here, but' .n•tirrel about tett
9, A lWin*pk of water , n Starch iiSMard.
22nd from the tope hall . wee re-
ported •'good" by tile I itute , of
Public lleelth.
An application from Ernest John-
rton for n license to sell milk was
granted. subject to in -;s. floe',
The matter of bawl! all (•rt ad. of-
fered for stile wrapped was 4ni,•iderel
BRIEFS
The resignation of Miss A. M. }:Isley
its kindergarten teacher el Victoria
school wits received and accepted, to
cif t A till- 30th; and'_. Mia
Esther Hume was engugletZ ' r the re-
tnaiJlder of the--itbeol term at the
same salary.
The theirniau of 'the school mulllage- '
uwnt cuwwlttM' had met with a com-
mittee from the Lions Club regarding
no e),•stglit survey of the *lead
pupils. Dr..Field and Mr.' I). Brown
of the Lions Club were pre'ss•ut - and
read a letter fssm the C`alwsllau Na-
tiouul Institute for the Blind stating
thar the survey could Ate nude late In
April or in May andr *eking for cer-
tain information before wending their
representative. A motion wa passed
that the Institute for the llud be
asked to make the survey an that the
p nripris supply the information
-asked for. -Mr. Brown, Dr: irieid and
the Lions Club weri' thanked for their
Illtereet and neslstfnee.
A letter from Dr. F. J. Gently, or
the. Provincial Health Department, re
gardlug a dental surrey of the pu-
ttee was read and referred to the
yrhlh'l mnnagement Committee.' - -
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Taylor.
representing .the Victoria home and
Scheel Club. were heard with regard
to the tenchtng Irl* music 1n the schools,
offering to assist In defraying the coat.
lite was suggeeted that the fourteen
classew receive Instruction for one-
helf hour e'aeh week during the forty-
w•Iwk school year.
Quotations for 'mb-MMe- 13ftruett0a
were submitted as follows: D. D.
Major, $3.50 for the year; 4'. A. R.
VIlklisou, 11300; t• •_ a Campbell.
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Your radio ' n p ' `r i rdy celebrated their golden wed-
.
when addresses will Ise given on the
will 1 visit them. isositton in Miss Make's' millinery , Ment .4 such on event. After her. ar• J,ittltguy nn 1 gra wing f flowers
hr n chance
t„
" Lest We Liget"
In Memory of
MAJOR 1. HETl1ER.INGTO .. M.C,
Wild ',looted 00t freta tttfsiife:-et:-lty
P%
Ton Sanitarium, on EasterEve, 19'et.
A brave and loving life cheerfully
spent'in•duty to home auurconutry.
Who said that War was ever right,
That millions must be s1ni11
TO satl1fy the greed of thotre '
Who oil. In pride upon a throne?'
Who sold that motlgers must their
tighter; mien
To feed iho giant War?
Who said dict children must t be rob-
bed
Of father's care and Influence?
Who .%,lid that 'ferniest' must Meer
Invert loge
While yet they're.
and tate?
sirotig anal brave
Who said that young men must give up
Their youth, their wenith, and hrnith,
And Snmetinter, too, their joy in iife,
Their faith In God, or trust in man?
Who Roll the world should groan for
years
in pain. in tears. and debt? -
The erlme Is madd'ning-
But . H the Slaughter outlaw, War
The price 10 broken homes and lives
Shall not hove been In vein.
Goderich, March Stet, 1928.
're. 1 , 1 0
Miss .Tenn MenonaTd, ' of trorontn.1- ��-1n,-ilotlerk11-11Ittc..� lad SSft'EII_1-The"m''_m"t-iielteo1-Flubs44 }p"1
• 0111 0 few day,: the
I1 - peel week with wtate f I •s r' ' 1 •e r .
store
nest (embtte! evtle,'!r induced 8 tori, N'ii hod 11 sureessful honor
Mrs. It. ('heer.
Mrs.7, A..8tniton r�urnerl this
wok from n visit of Havered months to
o e t. p II e t y wur.•n 4111' cootie belting mile ut C. M. itelw•risntt s
TOWNSHIP COUN L
reed' to
eehool nianngemenl commlttiro _AwJLh - _
Trustee Miller to investigate and -
report.
.4 notion ons paused fent (Toe
whores .•rose Thllrsdar,'April !silt, nt
noon for the Fruiter 1ioed/rye.
The property camniittee we* asked
to make it etmplet. survey of both
selotls anti bring In at the next mint-
ing' a report' on all nsgnirementa t0
pat the indldinga _in first - 1:,.s con-
dition.
Tho town (nnncll will b• repasted
to cinder the- eldest -elk nn itritnntiln-
rend leading to Victoria echoed,
_--DUN-GAN"NON
•
e;(►1tl ItIl`11 Ttl%%'NSII11'
in Ilutuest'tth
'Tin• i out' iI too on
Monday, April 2. The minutes id 1
tan -t44145( --_warn __mad_ and adopted,
•Ater from the iuldioia 4rttirtrtri,4
V
•. 1 . was 1.111
,Ix N n r 1
1:.:u I re settlers' t
Znv lel .► lettc r from the hrplrl
>S atom art chin ay atter- of 1'nbac lllghw:n)+, show ug
lituou1g of grunt. was were grlttgfy
to the council as ata also the report
or 11,' audit of the rood ae•oulrl4 (ot•
its_; by Mr. 117-17.' • 01 the
I1ie.:,wa, . Tapia"t.",.t. AItbeeek .lir
apq'Totiog of I/1 51 y4ar's 1uc1hods,. thy,
t err ,il11lT• lror@ 1riN.se it le frill, Dieing to
the very. satisfactory methods nd4.lrlrd '
fx•r 1Li• year's a••ouuting, white Mr.
Eastman heartily: endorses 1111 fleeting
requirements of the Ieport-
Ilary t) 1ii•ut �s try grunt
will lei• ren'I%I t Jessftt four months
varier thane turnu•rly, which will net
0... t,.nn•hip 'a ntl•e .ruin ti inten:st
•1'h.• 14ilap subsidy for 1927 Is
•t+Ing n,' t;n1S were ordered
II wards', err'n• in dog lax. $2:
•i;ler;'t•m'ent: pay vuarher No. 3,
• 14277Gi .
• Mir. 11.. tar! Stnrity again reports n
e:ra II svv, ei. of the !.IXes.
' The eonm, it deeply rt•grets the death
tf the eel. i medTeIiIiTrrriitla PrTlle brardt
of health, Mira Johne %Voodoo tin oilier
t%liich 1;0 ha,1 loos: . I.ly fillesI for lite.
{IIsi ten Mors. 'owing to the noel
regular meeting. lateen, next mlmth the
(teepe11 npts.lutedi Mfr. T. M. Wasik, his•
114.11. to 311 lite vacancy'.
• Tho c0un1 11 then adjourned to 111/4 1
Monday. !ln) 7, et 1.30 p.m.
R, fl. Tfl(IM1' ON, Clerk
rash act. w 41_4 1+nitrr,.2 At ttlnds •r p < p A h , .
the young women; 5'14.4 a nlent'Mr . f noon. About $311 Was realized.
ends I .11 tlte' auction Mole o1 Welneslitty
Ter nt0 and New York Cjty. ninnng loth Chltte e' :.: ', Cu nndinns. M1 r. (:eo..(intik! urehnoet' the house,
Mr. Reg. Williams, of Tomtit... is I tier, she was-tlw'w,,iy_c'i,inese wouir' and' lot art itHtnnnin mad i.elnngting'
spending 1r'nater holida s with his pnr- In tnwn and knee pien. t. ally nnhn.ly 1 I the e,t 4(P-„•,-tht- .µe.-- 4,14ow hcyl,
en s. r. an rm. ams. . outside her .own room-. At the hoe i (tell. The 'rice ail wets $820.
Mrs. Frank Baker haw returner] to eetta1 .she 1* u_evter atten• 1 1 1
g -hear (laugh- 1 tion, r►R � F 44tr-it+rlff rr.l-}l,r11,1 as fm'll
'1lfrntfnnl niter wTotiln trarT Jg_ is
'tore t x her leaFfh w u d a bazaar rued sae of hums•
let, M[rs. A. A. Hmifh. - will is gnifr rertorrd.
MIN. Douglas end sone. Donald anti , mndr baking uu [Iumilbal •*net on
Fred. have returnee to their home at
n well -to-sin fanuty 5L many fel
DU!NY 1NNON, April 4. -The regu-
ar mowers: needing
ofthe -
West Va-
W4nuih Etre ' Inattran e Co. was Feld
inM r.'3Fru ; e;irn on rug 1ieTiiy. -
Mrs. T. e:. Allen is visiting her
daugliter, Mrs. Roy Barris, at Strat-
ford this Meek.
Mrs. 141111. Pentland 1s on the sick
list this week." We hope for a tweedy
recovery for her.
The A 1'.1'.A. of the Anglican
uTturel-t ore pottItlg onrtWl i play, "The
Winning of Joy'," In the• parish hall
on Monday, April 901. •
Mr. E441), the new hiker, has ba-
grin • teasing- +his. --"evert, - We are
deuIw11 to report Il:.t his predictions
II 1,
e A I uud we tette he will receive
milli th gendrot patmmoge of the pub!(••
the
' •. HMI family
•lug N }n 1) nu l f a y are expected
tWs �ceek.
The retitle In this vicinity' are at -
must 1_ *Isslthlt•for molar traffic ilia
wank. .) • hope (lint the warm rains. _
and ursine wines veil rote( bring
abseil Hormel stn litto11s 1141111,1.
-fr:`11n%i1t�Erringloa. Ir.".. b% Meter"'
(hese dos'% litlazing wood in 1111*
district, �\
The "Wi:liug Workers" Mission
hand frt. the 1'res1trrhui chur.gi Sill
Ittsld nil entertnitim rut in the enured
on Tuesday,' April 10tli. when the
pastor. Rev. C. 11. 015 field, will
show tlid6s or. -Pa. on ley." A
•atmrt pr„tgtnm :will nlq, given by
the taetelters tt the Blind.
Women's Institute • Htr1ing.-The
regmlar mtothlo meeting of \ he Wo-
men's institute was held at tee home
of Mrs. N. F. tViiyar,l Inst Tini seat,
CAURCH NOTES
....,
Toren to. otter visltlttg nt the home teal. - u,I tha t
e. rat. and 31rs. F. C. E111ertt. - - - -1.-- The .4a4ti
Tek• Woman's Missiu; :.•y Society of "pads holding a f14*) arty and (hovel
Mr. Harry E. Wiggins', of Chicngtn. i 1
and his friend. Mr. John E. Genn. ' North street l'nited el ,:rah will iso'! o'rt 11'Ltnewto). April 11th, in the
"Pent a few days the pant week at *11e i14, }:aster (hank-otTori:,: meeting nn M;1w,nie Terne'e. Kindly reserve the
home of Mr. and Mr*. James Curwen, \\rrines(lnc ecening. .►;•r. 11th. Mir. defy.
.4'rthnr Street. (Rov.1 Weir. of Myth. iI he present A •'ars),” euchre end dance 1111,1.4
MIS Fhrr•me Mooney. who Is taking 'rni etre en melee, ,' "LIrtening 1lo• rin*ptees of eho Catholic tt'enwr,
8 renew nt Macdnneld Tnetltnte,. in." ECeryonn weieom; 2 Leanne will b.• held .111 the (1411r;
Guelph, is ;pending the Easter vaen• Speck! rester meryil • will be held I's'',' fill to ; sd ;tents. ,tpril Itch
1luur h next �elnday nt 11 j 1'music. 'rickets 30 nts.
flop in town. She is accompanied .�? nt Knox e a fellow -student, Mins (bx. I a.m. and 7 p.m. The elder* reeently The Goyernmrnt5114.11 ck.i:ning
Mr. .Inmos Stewart. Victoria street,ll elected will be nninhre. at the morn- demonstreti.n train will be at the
after loeg nerrice tat bfggagema5on trig serviee and the ch '• will render ('.l'.11. 'dation, Gelerirh, nextfelie a -
f e ('. .. (10 lora retire! on
pen- RM4RaI mush, 'Tulle . •••iifior aeryk.e.' der riven et- retort leer. tn-11 _p.m
Sion. lip had been In, the employ of Arhath !oboe! and BSI 'r elapses At R Iurrrn•rs of the district an. invited tt
the f:.T.lt. and 0.Nat• far forty-two p m
visit 1L.
swarm In 9118.12 capwl(•It1e4. We regret nb1erslter' of North 4'Mot Peltedvett are Burp to enjoy Nn'ieiohiitd's
entertainment If you retell.' the .1r -
thin' Circle play ".ire You a Mason'?"
fn Knox char•(, le•tnre room nett
Thursday and Friday evenings'. Agri(
12th and 13th.
flnn't forget the ren111ra1 eventing
end mooing picture* In lit. (:eor e's
parish hall on Wedneselny evening.
April 11th. eommehcing at 4.15 n'ohi,ck'
Thls entertainment will he under the
anepirru of ties Ht. fienrge'n Men's
(int) And a anal time Is assured rho*M'
who attend. Admission: Adults 25
rents; rhlldren 16 rents.
fo say flint Mr. Stewart is at present
In very poor health.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. H. linmher re-
turned home. this week from a month's
trip In Western t'nnaan. They limited
Mr. !limber's brother, Mr. 1rnry
}lumber, et Red Deer, Alberto, and
took in Vancouver. Edmonton and
other cities of the {Vest to their taut.
King ttrcet United church, London.
on Huntley tan er!ehratel the eomple-
lfon of 8 halfs•entury of (Xistenee.
Rev. i)r. W it Melnfowrh, a G.0 I. nld
toy. who nernpled the pulpit of Vorth
atret t'niteol church. (:nderlrh, nn a
recent Snnday, is the minieter of the
London church. and Sunday lost west
0hnreh next enrol'''. :. fodt/wi; 1Q
rem., Men's (Init. Mise n eland and
fellows/hip ensie.. 11 A.ta, anera•
men* 0f baptism. aernn.'nt of Lord',
14)191'r and reception of rs'W member.
3 p.m.. $nndey titelew,l. .It the peen.
lag M'rvtee the pastor will prest'h and
there will he special }.nater inn** by
the choir.
Pervfera in lleto011,
ehnreh next Annifet ne etllnws: 11)
a.m.. feliowahlp: 11 A ca., WnlWiip-.
4nhj4r'f, "Being Made Opnfnrmohle
T'nm III* Death" /flue tomtit and lams
Ammon tin the poelage 1'411, 0:10): A
p.m., elmtrh aehnol t 7 pi., worship
-Atibbart. ',P'Ire Mighty .Moaning* of
the seventeenth anniversary of his 117m*ter." The chair 'tell fends% app'
pastorate there. f MAT Kanter m11,0,At bnl ,ttgrelteltr.
1
8ipttas £hatch. April At#.-+ddkli f*r
.er'vleew, trperial mode. Morning.
IEmpt� ve." Evening. "From
'Sorrow to
"Bal"Wakes lines to rMest's'
Mr. II, 14''»' *' stokes left on Mlondny
for i'etrella. where be sweetly pslr-
chewtl n confectionery and ice ere,e m
hudnese. For number of years Mr.
Stoke% wet employee in Mr. F. IT.
('levehtnd'; Iwukery here nail his many
friends will regret to learn of his de•
partnre from town while tendering
beet, wishes for his slovens in his new
lneattoe.
Sill tl good a .ttendaine. In the` ab-
sence' o4 Ih.• pr•stle4,1 111e chair leas
taken hat• the Slt.',-(ireoldent.
}:Iii try 1b.• roIt rnTl Nas nnsweret
Miy Ens'nrite Ilower.' A paper MI
11,, itpt,'. "tt'lue4 e'Nte Your lf.Nlttalik
let for r!,• 11on,c. thee Community and \
the Ne'lith'" was prepare! by Mrs.
McIntyre. but elte being unable
r„ lie pr•st•1t it Was reel by Mrs. Rosa,
►n imperwiut fearllre of the, int -ming
stns -the pn•a'n:atom to Mrs. N. F.
' Wh$nel of a Over cake plate as A _
slight token »f 1ppreet!It ion 0f her
' klndt'e 4 in furnishing at room for the
women during: the resat '1emonetra•
tion course. Mfr. Willard replier* flt-
Nttltly, thanking the ladles for their
kind word s •1n.1 the gift anti remind -
Ing them that it one her pleamnre t0
hare the Institate at her home attiring
the rr'ursr The meeting wet closed
by the etnging of the Natlnnal Anthem,
The next norting Is to be /odd at the
home of Miss Elliott.
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