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THE SIGNAL
EIGHTY-FIRST YEAR No. 20.
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Aggressive Advertising
is the key to success in merchan-
dising. As a medium for reaching
the people of Goderich and district
The SIGNAL is unsurpassed.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY'- MAY 17, 1928
1'11F: SIGN.3I, PRINTING co, LIMITED, Publishers.
G. C. I. CADETS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING
Speeches( Given by Inspet•tIng Wheel
anti Citizens
The annual Utsptctien mf the G.C.I.
cadets was held at Victoria Park on
Monday itfteruoou before µ,large gath-
ering of citizens. The corps, about
seventy-five strong, was in charge of
Company Commander A. Sturdy, Pla-
toon Commanders W. Webster and
Ned Sale, and Section Cummaudcrs M.
Baker, (:o11u blunter, Geo. Goldthorpe
and A. Pentland. Bert McManus
commanded the stretcher-bearers and
Charles Netted the alguullers. The
cadets, smartly attired in khaki mit-
form, west through the various drilla
and exeniaes in excellent manner.
Lt. -('o1. G. 'H, Gillespie, of Laudon,
who has Inapt -teed the local cadets for
adveral years past, was the Inspector
again this year. After the inspection
Col. Gillespie whirs -need the cadets and
congratulated them upon their splen-
did showing. lie said their exhibition
this year was a marked improvement.
over that of last year. He pralsld
them Twrtloularly for the neat appear-
ance of their uniforms, especially- fur
the way they had their buttous
polished. It shower' that they had
looked after the minor details. as well
as the more impurtuut onus. The
work of the stretcher-bearers wag very
creditable and the signallers, too, had
done very well. Ou the whole, sail
Ool. Gillespie, the work nus carrier'
out efficiently. Mr. A. M. Robertson,
under whose supervision tie cadets
have Mem trained, was tlitgrntulated
upon Its choke of lenders. Col. Gil-
lespie, in closing, sold this would be
the Iantimehe would have the pal,.
vllege of comh.' here. as he wag going
to Winnipeg in flu. fall, and tie wished
the boys all possible suec,•ss ill the
future. At the cnwluston of Uel.
Gillespie's address three cheers were
given him by the boys.
Principal J. P. Hume then nddresaed
tee buys and.sald be frit very "newel
of their splemlid showing. Mr. Hume
called upon Major A. F. sturdy, Mayor
11. J. A. MaeE;wau,, 1►r. W. Martin,
Jtev. C. F. Clarke. Mr. John J. 'Robert -
SOIL of the li.C.i. trdstee_ hard, and
Mr. A. M. Robertson, Of the teaching
staff, who each gave short addresses
and congratulated the cadets upon
their-etdetenee. -
Mr. A. M. Bober Ism extended
thanks to Cul. (;llleepie for the inter -
eat !w has taken in the work of the
cadets and. wished him success In his
new post as district commanding ',M-
eer a1 the cadet corps in the Province
of Manitoba. .-- - -
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS
High Sewers et Royal Bowling Alleys'
The management of the Royal bowl-
ing *Heys lute,. compiled the following
honor roll of the high scorers on the
alleys since January 1st:
Gentlenlen-Single Games
R. l.. Lloyd 411. It. Elliott 411. T.
Prttehnnl 441:.. P. Cowen 397. F. Town-.
send 316. it. McMann"' 395. W. 1tleset
313:, C. F. Chapman 380.
Gentlemen --Three Consecutive Games
W. Bisset 980. F. Townsend 070. It.
L. Lloyd 968, P. Cowan 214, F. blunt
Ladles-k1nglA Games
Mrs. .t. C. Harris 326. Mrs. 11. Ube -
kicker 2147, Miss R. Plnnt 276. Miss
A. Elsie). 274. Mrs. It. i,. Lloyd 25'5,
Mrs. W. F. Saunders 2:4I.
Ladles--Thrn Consecutive Games
Mrs. A. C. 'Harris 727. Sirs. D.
Mooney 677, ' Mrs. H. t'ts-Ineter 647.
Miss 1). Felker 626. Mina P. Ritehle
1324. Miss A. Easley 013. Mrs. R. Rimiest
610, Mrs. W. F. ')(minders 604, Mrs. 8.
Moulton aur.
IatHes' league
As a result of th, games.. rolled in
the ladies' howling Lague the peat
week, Valene's% end Karsenjaminer
Kids are tied for first place. Lnet
Thursday Lnven der (:Irl. wenn tine
games from ('nekleberris. •The high
scorers were Mies 7'. Hartley. 429, /11111
MINN Mf. Petrov, 522. On Friday
1l11mhelle worn two gsmeg'frnm Lucky
Strikes. Miss P. Ilnrnee. 448, was
high for Ihlmbelts and Mrs. Fe ernl-
£Te,.444 wat ieat oT tfteice Strikes.
The same ladles heti the best single
Mores. 1((0 and l:itl. ()n the same day
Bine Mtrenks won two nut of three
game* trots Valwadas. The ftp
srorera were Mrs, K. Netted, 462, and
Suss R. Tobin, 504. Kntzenjnmmer
Kids won three games from Lllekv'
Strikes on Saturday. Mrs..t. 4'. Her -
rig, 418, and Mies ,\. Nnlrn. 512, had
the beet scores for three enures.
League Standing
Won Lost
Valeneins 28 14
KatzenJnminer Kids 214 14
Lavender Girls 20 10
Mlle 8lrrak. 24 15
!tight Hnw•ks 24 18
Caekleherrl.s 12 24
Dumlrella 12 27
Lucky Strikes A 34
Mixed Doubles Tournament
Meeh interest wee ahnwn In fie
third tournament of mixed doublets
held at the Royal howling alleys oh
Monday eh -ening. The first prise was
won by Mr. W. Bisset and Mia* 1'.
ilern4'y, who had a score of 1349.
Second jwtae went to Mr, R. Bisset and
Mrs H. Uhelacker, whoop more was
1292. other* who had good sante*
were Mr. llT. Jane and Mt.e R Plnnt,
1258; Mr. C. Chapman and Mtss A.
Nairn. 1200: Mr R. I. Lloyd end Mrs.
Moulton. 1197; Mr. P. Btaset and Moss
M. Farrow, 1196. •
Don't rake a elan-.' tiny font
mete In advate* for the itenforth
*frpl show at the (Imre Honer Hint
Tneade y night. Resolved seat Pl a n
°pplut an Saturday morning. Mas 10th.
at Thlnlnp'a Drug Ettore.
•
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. It. Resell is visiting frieuds at
Watkervllle and Detroit this week.
Mr. J. T. GuldWiorpe, of Goldthorpe,
Oat., was a visitor lu loan the Vaal
week.
Mrs. Jas. Yates has ' returned to
town after spending the winter In
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Smith and son
Henson, of Brantford, spent the week-
end to town.
Miss Louise M. Trainer, of Chazy,
N.Y., is visiting in town, the guest of
111,3 birdie Hasp.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Ndlrn, of De-
troit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Nairn for the weekend.
Mr. M. D. Croft, C.N.It. Station agent,
left, yesterday for Moutreul to attend
a eoufereuce of freight agents.
Mrs. A. L. Cole. who had been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Scutt Mc-
Nally, Detroit, has returned home.
Mrs: Alex. IAmnion and Miss Jean
Lawson returned last week after a de-
lightful winter's stay fu California.
Mr. 4;eo.-3401:s and Mr. Floyd Smith.
of Detroit, spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roas.
Elgin avenue.
Mrs. Floyd Smith and son and Mrs.
Geo. Muss and son, of Detroit, are
visiting ut the home of Mr. and Sirs.
('has. Huss, Elgin avenue.
Mrs. W. E. Livingstone and eon and
Mrs. Simpsou and daughter. of Wind-
sor, are visiting 'it the home of Yr.
anti Mrs. George Lirithivalte.
Mr. anti Mrs. .trd.0 II. Aitken and
1 wu inn., of 'Awl.. epe t Mothrr'a.
Day bere with Mr. Aitken's parents.
MF. and Mrs. John L. Aitken.
Mr. H. Aldwnrth. formerly of Ceti -
edit township. was in town this week.
Htapentthe..winter months with rela-
tive,, at Detroit and Kitchener.
.Mr. Donald Fraser Fetter, who had
taco attending college at New York,
sprit a few days with the Misses
Fraser, Wellington street, before re-
turning to his home at San Diego.
Calif.
Miss Mend Luxton, a('eompanled by
Mfr. and Mrs. Jue Kramer and Mr.
Frank Kramer. motored up from De-
troit and spent the week -end with
Mir. and, Mrs. Wm. Tait .and Miss
Luxton. Kenya street.
Iter. and Mrs. T. (1. Galey and daugh-
ter Helen, of Stratford, 'pent the
week -end with Mra. E. A. McNally..
Mr. anti Mrs. $matt MrNatty, of De-
troit, spent tine week -end with Mrs.
E. A. McNally.
"Ben -Har" a Great Picture
The flim story of "Ben -leer" has
been a great attraction at the Model
Theatre thle week. It is truly a mag-
nificent picture, and its production
must have coat a fortune. The house
ens well filled the three evenings of
1.11 week, and with 8 matinee and un
evening p•rfurnt•:,ne• today the record
of atendnne at n siugl. 1)1(41lre 111
(1041eriet, a'111 probably be broken.
&QHOOL R•EPOR?
MEIF71R': I6IYPON
The following is tire• report of S.N.
No. 11. :tshtiel.t and Colbeirne (Shep-
{wrdton), for the months of April and
May. Those who were absent from
nap or more examinatlonie are n.trked
V. (pars. 54) per cert. l -Margaret
Foster 79.r, per -eerie. •Tethly Vrnomnn
50.
Sr. 11T. (pass 00 per cent.! -Isabel
Pollock 74." per cent.. Tony Vruoman
fs4,8.
Jr. 11I. (1,:'441 (1) pr cent.) -Alma
Iienlgherty 70 per 00111.. Irene Graham
6x1.7. (Terence Essex 45.2, Marion Foe-,
ter 44.2.
11. (bass 60 per rent.) -Gordon Pol-
leek 811..1'ser.tart.. Cern Pollock 75.:.•
Mary Vro.nwn St, Myrtle Foster 49.3.
High'tt murk' obtained in artthme-
tie-l.ahel Pulloek, 100.
0. J. FiNNIGAN, Teacher.
ST. HELENS
ST. IIFELENS, May 14. -Mr. MC -
Gregor is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Stuart.
Mn, Anil Mrs. Douglas and daughter,
of Mitchell, were recent visitors with
Mr. John Cameros.
-MW end- ee --T1Ti a atfd dsaghi
Ilelen, of Detroit. visited over the
week -end with Mfr.. RiuP s Intends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson. Mr. Rine
attended the fm,eral itt Winghnm of
his uncle, Mr. William Blue.
Mrs, Clark, alas Spell the winter
with her danghtrr. Mrs. Marvin Mc-
Dowell. Westfield. has returner) to her
home here. Mese Coleus' ('Inrk, of
Milverton, aceoml.unled her an.1 spent
a few days. returning on Mnndny.
morning. We are pleased to welcome
Mrs. ('lark hnek for the summer.
The play. "Wanted. n Wife." will
be Ireeented by the Glad Girls' Guild
In the een;mnnity hull. Rt. Helens. on
Frldny eeening. Mn, 18th. tinder the
nneplees of St. Tlr'lens pmhlic library.
Matlher'e Day Service'. -A 1srge emu-
gregation took advertjage of the been-
fiful Saldrath morning and worshipped
In the 1'nited church. St. 'Helens, on
"Mother'. Day." The flowtrrs deco-
rating the ehnreh In honor of "the
Blithers" were moat he*ntltlll, t rm-
prising snapdragons. • dafforills. 111104
ars carnations. Tyre anthem. d'Mpmo-
ries of Mother," rendered by the eholr.
nett the Rol°. "May Mother's Prayer."
sung by Mr. Wm. Taylor. were tomb
enjoyed'. The pastor. Rev. H. 0.
WMtIield, dellrered a rery app rnprf-
1tt' and touching address! -In which he
Mil a high trlhnte to the mother* and
motherhood. Anme of the older
mothers who were nn*tale to attend
prattle wnrwhlp during the winter were
mads very welcome on tlta .weit.lbn.
Do not mins seeing the min*trel
'Mow In McLean'"' Opens iloase next
Ttwaday night, May 22nd.
The Nemak of the Town
Lawn Bowlers to Open Steen Hay 2,1 Attend Stratford sleeting
Tile lawn bowlers expert to open Town ('uuuclllerw Maui,lugs. Mollie
the tteuson next Thursday afternoon, uud l:ee and Town Cher► I\uux _were
May 2401, with a tournament betweeu at Stratton! *herding u wt'etlug
sides captained by the president, Jos. called to discuss the -holding -of a-ts•14-
liruphey, and the vice-president,' bratIou' 1st cmun*Ctiou with the him -
George Symonds.. All the bowlers are drtdth anniversary of the opening of
requested to be on hand at 2 o'clock. the llurou rued. The celebration will
prububly be held In the taste summer.
Real Estate Transfers \ or curly full, utter the completion of
Mr. Alt. Tebbutt has bought thethe paviug between C'Iii.tou and '4.•u-..
brtt'k house owned by Mr. J. J. Moser .forth.
on Nelson street. •
The . residence on Cambria 'road Ohler-Johnston
formerly owned and occupied by the The marriage utMrs. Catherine
late John J. Graham Las been pur-! Johnston to Mr. Michael Older, both:
i•Iwsed by Mr. J. W. Armstrong. of Goderich, was quietly solcwutzed ut
Mr. E. R. Wigle leis purchased from Victoria street Culled church parson -
Mrs. Jett. Wilson, of Tereato, the; tete- oa Wudnosday .rlt..rulug, May
building In which he conducts his lire. M. C. 1'urr otti-.atiug. The only
drug business .,_1tl eutlit uk were Mr. um4 \Ira Nurunui_
Mr. Jas. Reynolds has bought the Alllu. After the cereminy Mr. anti
property of the late Mrs. John lean Mrs. (thler left by mt,tur on n trig, to
on Napier street. • Hamilton unit N1tgtia Palle tin •
- • 1 s tbeir-rrt retr-cleat-O-H-1-x-idsz Len t vita --r
Mother's Day at St. Patrick's Park bria road. -
There was a fair- attendance of 0114- .---
zeta at the annual Mother's Day et•r- Hoer -Porter`
M
•'a.\ marriage f ii ton t •
Hoff -Porter --
vice held at tit. 1'atrkl l'ark un b u to roans
friends in Grslerie'h and elsewhere was
Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. E. Ford
presided and appropriate addresses,
were given by Rev. C. F. Clarke, Yen.,
Arcbdeacon Jones -Bateman awl Mr. J.
P. Hunpe. Messrs. J. It. Wheeler and
C. M. Robertson. acrompnntcd by •
Robert Heny, cornetist. led ill the
singing of several hymns. At the
close of the servtte Councillor Wm.,
Itailfe and Reeve Robert Turner moved
a vote of thanks to Mr. tt>-W. Nlaek, •
eponso.r of this annual -service in limner
of the mothers.
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Will Continue Three-day Fair
At the meeting of the isrard of di-
rectors of the Agricultural Soviet)
held on Saturday earning hast it nus
decided to continue the three-day full
fair .IS In the past. The dates will be
Iwo weeks inter theft in recent years
and will he in the week ft -nitre -94g ti's.
London fair. Committees were ale
iKahyytted and other ttete;:- •o, to under
eenllideratien. • A ce nmuui,'atiuu front
the Women's Inbrnnit' nettle Hie
Celebrated 1n the chapel of ht. John
the Evatigellst -tuglicatt 'leech, Lou
don, uu Monday. at 1.:34'. when Rev. A.
1..'1L Clarke united in the holy bunds
of nmtritno11y Mitt' - (iertrude Porter,
only duughter of tate late Mr. and Mrs.
George Porter of Goderich, and Sydney
F:gertetr--fltrr31, - rt,uti-auti of Mr. and
Sirs. W. A. Huey of Toronto, former,
ii-+.t-;G•slerkh, - 11a.i- -GWte--t:uuuou
titre! Mr. Ronald gray of Goderich,
were attendants.
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A Busy Keck at the Harbor
It Las been a busy week at the God-
erich elevator, the 1,•Cuwtttg steamers
having discharged -argues: Maple-
, utirt, 911.4100 bushes of wheat, 110,000
bushel. of Ilex; MaskotcLewan, 100,000
busses, of Is heat ; Renfrew, 140,/1011
bushel- of wheat mud vats; Ilettue
Smith. 204.4810 bushels 'of wheat, oats
anti rye; Grund Island, 111,1810 bueh•Is
of rye and wheat; Slautaduc, 105,000'
ltueltehe of wheat. s
pleasing announcement that the Midi- The steamer Renfrew discharged
9110 ens donating the fu:l :auor.nt mf ='!•M) bushed of wheat at the W. 4'.
113 heroine against the Society to til. F. 11. elevator, and the steamer Mnu-
fun ds of the board. ti..,att,c vista. of Indoe 125,000 bushels of whwrtt. - I
thnnks to the Ili-' I.•1e was adopted. The Colfax, from Toledo, unloaded.
The board meets again nest $:turdty 248) teas of ('oar at the Western Cltll"
eight.
ads Flour Mills plant un Friday.
Tint Canadian Government stel4mt•t '
Farewell to Mrs, J, p. Brown Mise•furd was in iiort Ode week with
The meeting of the Womeu's ChrItel..1,YHes for-'H ,
ttnn Tcmtwranr'e Polon held In Mac- Tbe Anna 4'. b and Ontadoe are 1
Kay Hell (nu Monday afteruo,n woe' expected with cargoes for the God-
worked by ,nue of those little -events etkb elevitor.
111 which jay and sadness 50 strange.) Ex1Mort 44Jiipatetits of graft from
mingle. At the close of a short, the Goderich elevator hove been brisk
hrigl,t business meeting. the president. over both r:allwuys.
Mrs:"J. 11. Colborne, invited Mrs. J.
P. Brown to a seat at the front raid Anglican Laymen *1 Clinton
rend to her a brief address expressive A lauuen.•t ens teudrnd the luvute31
..f the ..-'seat eith ...hist: th.. n,.-..,
l,Pt'!rl 114 t1a• 14'at:t' 3 .f lturuu ut the twirl'
of the Union view her delay rhirn and of .e01. Clinton,. by the latdi,•s' 41(11ldl of
the g,srd wishes *1 k•b follow her to, St. Pout's church on Wednesday, May
her new honer in ('aliforaia. A little .4•h. :11,-1 ..f :L. parishes were rcpre-
gift-n writing pwrtfollo- ilesigted h. sentel. particularly strong turnout,
accompany the address had not arrive.' Irving prest'ul from Goderich, Exeter.
In time to he presented en this 10•- Ilaytleld-Vensauuml-SliddlewI, a u d
elision. _A .motet approprinh' and Itiy'th. Splendid music was furnished
beautiful musical member was stns t'3 __diet gi'Vw orchestra. Alter Ile
by, Mrs. F. C. Elliott and Mrs. Humber. banquet, the business lurd•liig of Ile
M -rib -Brown replied fittingly. giving a Ihewery• cou,.uc,l. with Sir. E. 11"u;: -
brief review of erudition,' as she has hos ltrowu, of Goderich. In the chair.
known them doting the years she hag Ito--arraugt•as•ut. different subjects of
then identified oho MY.('.T.1', vital inlerest Ti, the laymen, in couuec-
Re?resttments ttilintll with server' gave else . tion *silts carious phases of church
opportunity for a social time ere the ".tie, -were' itttro.Futel, asW-epe'u''
meeting dispersed. - - co"'"'lons followed. Among the mat-
ters brought before the meeting were
Tfi4- fnttnwtttgr=----the budget, the. pro-
prset .piling,• of the present 1141111e of
the Church to that of 'The Anglican
'The best ever-Seaforth minstrel ('hur-It in Canada," and the organ -
show lu McL.eates Opera House next iziug of *parts fur the boys and young
Tuesday, May 22udp• pe
. A treat is in atoople of the curious rios parishes. The
fur you. strewing up of programs, etc., for the
Mr. Iilake Miller, M.1f.I'., East E;gin, latter nous Tett in the bands of the
Ivili lx present w give uu nddr4'aa ut 11urlulla-ilr.ruches of the A.Y.1'.A.
BRIEFS
the ahnn1111 meting of North Iluruu
Liberals on May •24x6. scoff -MacLennan
Attention Se called to -J. 1 Wherler'w4-- .t -meet ,but pretty wedding was:, .o1
ad. un Page 2 of this Issue, offering etnnized at SI. .3 lrew'e manse, Wind -
special opportunities for the purchase "sir. on Stlurdty. May 12, sit 4 )))'I k.1
of high-grade furniture. Rev. 11. M. 1'otein officiating. when!
Sharman's Shoe Store announce a iirguerite. daughter of Me E' Mxc
special stile of "}'Tiet''oi,t" running Lerman of .„ iTi'T:d township, become;
shows in their advertisement on page! the bred,' mf lir. It. 11. Scutt of Wind-'
ti. Iy.l not fall to mad 11. .or. The bride Qi1. charmingly altird,'
About a score of members of the in rose grv,rren. 11n•ss, large plcWrei
(k,derlch branch of the Canadian Le- lint hitters+. gray shoes and hose, 115(4 -
glen attended a get-together meeting worn a corsair of 3'oltimhiit rose's and 1
tor the Western outarlo branched ..f ,111:4') lilies. 'Ivies were unettcude,l.
the Legion held Ina!' night et London.. 1•'urinwl11g iL'• cerinna1y n re-,'pi1 11
Seaforth's reputation for 11retreite was held in 1h. Windsor room of the
musical talent should cusure a !ergf •tndsor 1'ourt npertmeuts, guests
attendance at the 4serforulnni'e to be. Ley. Including Mrs. E. Mllo-I,tIan.
given by the minstrels tsuaa_.tasat--4, • rKwtelle of Iii des,'
in McLean's opera douse, Uuderieh,' Mr; 3pe•k Muct.ennau of ('hlcatto,. Mr..
11.x1 Tuesday night.Mncle•ounn. MI r. Holt rick M[ar-
ilte annual !tumuli. and (4't of the Lennnu. \11 r. ,,tut Mlrs. James Scott,
Mhu4;Illivrsy Mission Band will be, Mos Ennio", Milting, ler. E. 11. Cron-,
held in the 10.1ure room of Knox by. Mr. T. W. Stafford, 11r. Gorden!
church on Saturday. Al.,) 2011i, corn.' Ilaliilg mf Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. A.I
'teeming at 3 O'clock. Sapper serval. Farquhar, Mss Entntie Levin, Miss
from it to 7 o'clock. 11. W. Williams. Mita Gladys ilclkic,'
A Conservative gathering for West-, MIIgs Kinn Smith. Miss Lelia Duncan,'
ern (Ontario was held at Lnndcm on Mer, Sten Entwhlstlebf Windsor. After ,•
Friday fast, and was addressed by the s short llolp'y'tmam 34r: ami Mrs. Meolt
new leader of the party, pion. It. It. 'toil. reside In the Francois apartments
Bennett. Thom' attending from God- tie Conduit street. Windsor.
rrk'h were Mayor H. J- A. MaeUvran • The Border cities Noir on $ tturdny
and Meters. Harold Blu•ketpne, D. 1.111)1 the fnllmwing parngrnph
Holmes, Jr., W. G. Mac•Ewan and W,' Miss Marguerite Maclennan, mem-
s'. A Naftel.
The published results of the exathl•
nations of the Faculty of Applied
Science and Engineering of the I'ni-
verslty of Toronto contain the name
of Murray Kernlghan, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. iOerntghan of Toronto,
formerly of Beamliler. Murray le
one of plait in a clans of fifty-eight
who took flret-class honor's in the Heart
year. tic took over ninety per cent. In
.oven subjects, over seventy -Ate per
cent. In Ilya and aver sixty per cent.
In four. Murray h keeping up his
record.
Isar of Riverside tear ting staff, and
pgnnitr hrldeele.•t of mid-May. heel
been pleasingly cntt'rtatned at a num-I
her of delightful functions during the!
toast week. Thnrsday evening Mrs., A.
Farquhar of Itewln,.re rad. itiverside.
entertained In her honor at a bridge
shower. Friday afternoon the pupils
of Miss Maetennan'a class presented
her with two beautifully painted pic-
tures, Monday evening members of
Rdltb (',aiNl staff met at ber home.
Alvin apartments, and rrsoented her
with tandfrttctu and commie bowl 41f
*liver. •
To Advtrtiaers and Correspondents
As 'FIutrsdny next. May 24th, will be
:1 holiday. will advertisers and corres-
poudeIts kindly take not and send In
their "copy" for pubacutiou nue slay
earlier than usual?
Nurnes' Gniduatiun
The graduating exercises of the
Alexandra hoepdtlal "'chose of nursing
will be held 111 MacKay Ilull on Tues-
day evening, May 20111, at 8 u: leek.
The nurses grtulwltiug this year ere
Miss Madeline Johnstone, of Lueknow.
tool Miss Grate ilorton, of leehurii
.\ general invitotlo•u is extruded to the
inblle to be pnaeut on this oucusiou.
in the Magistrate's ('curt
William V. Heffernan"', of the torn 11
dila-of--Me.K.11'up, -err Monday pletek 1
guilty helots:. Magistrate Heid t„ tlire,
ehargea'of theft, rind was seeteuced ro
one your In the Iteformttory-, with nn
odd;tiotm1 itrrtctermiinter.-aeries x,f etre
year lees one day.
on Friday last V. J. Laine. of Me-
Klllop. -was-tined $2.' tnil costs 111 1,•11
the Liquor Control ;\rot for allow it,_
another person to use his permit..
OBITUARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SUMMER SCHOOL
To Be Ileld In i;oderteh July pith to
23rd
The annual Suwluer School 'under
to auspice* of the United Church
e ill be held in Goderich July 10th to
2,1rtL_sltl Y1rtC._-,Among . Wong- w_tate
t-_ aLJi>tS ALLILi: U4 T J . liiLlslL
,The death occurred Oil Munduy, Mia)
14th, of an old and resa•t•ted trsldrnt
of troderich, in the Verson of Mrs
Margaret 'Parrish, aged eighty-three
years. Until her .brief Illness, Mrs.
raffish' had been wonderfully active
fur her years. She was born in Nova
SPotia, a daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McKoy. roe many
.n rs she resided in Ashlleld township,
In..4Iug td. 4 o4k'rirh 'about 83 Ictm
years ago. She Is survived by three
daughters end three sous: span•5 -Uta
uud Barbara, of New' York ; Miss
Seolie. ut 41oderich; John, of 0111K:rut.
tow11.hlp; Kenneth, •i,f Ashfield 1'wn-
hip, ant Maallhevl', 1'C I)et,rolt. Ti
l
e
fiitt'rn1 took place frow tare resldeuee,
1V'street, %\'.dole"'"'s t
mxm toaterlop Kintnit cemetery.nit nf
Rev. It.er-
t'.
Slelterwid conducted the ser*lt'es and
' liar- three enng;
Sla11ice, Juh1t :11111 Kenneth Parrish.
and t a nephew, Wm. Piper.
JAMES Me1'I.t'ILE
tete of t;tKlericlt's oldest citizens
tlulsttMt n lone rued active life on
Wednesday, May intr. when Jnmrs ittc-
t'lure larartd uwuy at Alexandra hos-
pital in his ninety'•fourth year. Until
a few mouth: A*u Mr. SleClure watt
fairly active and 'vigorous, 111' spite of
his great age. About Chrislwas-tion.
he had net, 11!11(55 ..almost the tlrst lit
his tie -and, wase jaw gelling about
again, In Februurt, when he had ,11
fall In which his hipbone nue broken.
11e had sine:,. loom nosier tre.ttua'ut 1111
the hospital; where an, attack of pueu-
uunlia finally pruvad.futul. Mr. Mr-
.Tare was Is.ru near Merrirkvillec,
e1nt., January 17th, Pe45. lie lived
in the towlishIp of MIiKillul, for some
sane% before moving to'Culls.nte toe u-
--flip. where he farmed' for many years
on 1h• homestead star Ifeutuillr•r now
occupied by Isis 'Idea soon. Robert.
'l'wenty-time. years ago he retir"!
from the faros turd moved into town.
whore he heti 'int -t• resided. Ile Is
(urrived by 111"' wife. ..three "'arts:
uK'rf, uCT'u a;fTuuwrZfrii;-J;onets
•
Town Buys Park Bouin Property
An offer of $3111M1 11104144 by the town
vont:n11 for the prols•rty ndjo111in
Harbor t'nrk hen hien niceptest by the'
Judge 1loy'le estate. 'Phare Is about
three mores 111 the property. which in•
chid s-1la•-Park !Ions',--wiseh was-,
pertly burned Inst year. The property
will
he very useful as '•'v addition to
llnrI,'r Park. and flier,' is ti prtnosat
h',relselr the building and use it as en'
I1l4torteal r1tdl.enn. RR at one time It.
was the headquarters here of the care
sista ('un11a1tis. Negotiation. for the
pnrchose have Essen proceeding for
weme tilt'!. -
°petting Events of Golf Clubs
The formal opening of the Maitland
Gulf. Clutr. for_the af+.•dls_ a'hhI take
place „n Moty 24th. flay wilt Cour
menet. at 10 o cla'k in a nim-bu:I• cew-
petit hot for gettiewrn. and at 2 ,'.•milk'
there wi4i !M It mixed tyro, -hall inter
some.
will take part lit the progrutus flow
day t.o
it lire, its. H, 1. Fergusuu,
of le•:uuiugt,gi; Rev. ler:ulk Langford,
of Ton•ut.; Rcv. J. I. MacKay, Tor-
! mato; lees. J. 1.. Small. St. George;
Rev. Professor leividson. Toronto.
Foreign missions **ill be studied under
le.. J. A. Walker, of huuganuuu (re-
turtu•,i from 4'hiva 4, Iter, J. F;. 1.I.rd,
of Angola. W.st Africa. 111111 Rev. W.
A. Moe -Donald, of Wonsan, Korea.
+1'he losers of the *loot ore: !vast
president, Ropy. 1). Mt'lavjsh, Exeter;
prxsidi n4,1it T ]Y A Bremner. Brox*.
riehl;
Bror 'Veld; 111.'1• -president and dean. iter. W.
' It, Alp. Anhurn,j steretary, Rev. E. J.
Itotlst.ol. Arkoma; treasurer, Miss M
11;ii14'. Gtelcrleh; registrar, silos Mary
t'lark.e. 4odelricti; litrruriun, Miss
Violet Shells., Dash wloe.1: advisory
( IK.ar.T--ileac. r Clarke, Goderich;
I. Rev. M. C. Parr, Goderich; Mr. George
liat•t'hter,--4h.dt'rich ; Rev. 11. t: Whit-
field. 'St. Helens; Miss Agues Creation,
Kirk ton: slats Floreu,e St:,rouhti
Clinton; Rev. Musson truest, Ethel.
A pennant will he awarded tq the
pastoral charge 'outside of G.slerieh)
having th. 'largest registered delega-
tion at the Meloid.
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of tufo. anti 11111ian1. of Dungannon.
-Sud three dungliters: Mrs.• .tudrew
-$lisedeerd, t.t Goo lens* bion, Goolerich
township; Mrs. ' Galbraith. of town.
CHURCH NOTES
ltoptiw church. May Loth - F:3eulug
ntrjteL- Way'-tlte Apple Adam's' Sin?'
lite A'hgliean Synod of Huron met
this nock at Loudon and was attended
by__ Yen. Archdeacon Join•K-11at,•wau,
Iiev. J. X. II. Spills and Sheriff Middle-
ton. Maier .1. F. Sturdy and Mr. 1•i
let,uglis Brown ern• presort at the
:ay 111(1 , meeting.
.3i l itersiry services will be held at
V label's street 1'nited church utext
ent,-lny, monthly, Am! evening. Rev.
..dt kraut. ,•f Hlt hell, will be__the
I sI - I 1.1. a, her for the day. Ilia
subJc.ts well Is•: Murtdag. "The•
4•1111n-! that 1' ,!ted ;" evening, "the
Gate. :3 the city." .-
S1r, i. c. iu KtoY rhun•h wi
Opening dry at the itltue Water G01r anti Mrs. 51 •Tare, iu $a.k:st.-bewtm.
and Country flub will be on Slouday. .loather dnngh tcr diel in infant.). All
Jon,. 4th,.. Thr Tementerier
-c..tarJ:t!M4tnelinIM'rs of 4tie flintily. *swept -Ihel
will lm•huio n ladle.' 1111 ho'. cuu11,,,. daitrfTT•rTn :Ti,'- {t i.t. e,•rr• present
titian. a geetleu4•l'g nine -hole comp.- It the funeral. which took place on
Friday afternoot, last from the family
residence, Auglese:i )ir,',•t.
Is rue .ease ori-. n • .
It Th f r aeon f ate
The
I
ours.-.r..,ud uct>•,1-i.c_.j1rv_ M. t:. Purr. id!
Minh Interest in Ford Cars Victoria street melted church, and
the pellbearers were the three sone1
Hilar, mixed denhld•s. a Jlevenill• cent -
petition. tied n driving coolest open to
Indk•s and gentlemen, '
The f'rrn,:l.op'•liu:: n' the hen- Ford
sales 1114 s•r3kv . I itill'It of p, nod three nephews: soh11 Meli'lur,' of
11. Wood Jr KM. MI St. .11141n w's t:,•deride tow10,11I1, 3111d John nut R'll-
.tre, t, took place lest Saturday. Iter-; lint' Me•('Inrt. of Wtliorlh.
!11g t!ic 1:43- n !Urge number or perp'. ' Ir ell 4 Te eltlt.t 'i;
visit, -1 the, premises. This t: ' n, -w- 9'l. ,1(•ttlh eclnrn',I nt 4'liutnu en
Fnr,l caret -dee Itldur-43.1
'said nue_s{s•rh Slltllh, m•.rniug, rf(e'r nn hires"' of
cenls•c-west. on disin!ay and 31r.'Mail 3.'trnl1 months, of .lobi Torranc•,-nn4
1'forme,e Tit• 1lgnn1 that thew• w'0:4' „f to' lasr.kmowlo rc.i.t.•'rs1 of this
all st1141. 1►uring the ilo3 0 number of I ,Ilstrict ami for /11:1ny,•nr- prominent
Ford officials motored here and In-! in municipal affair, 111r. Torrance•
equaled the new Karen.•. A. Irn•vionely I was hr Sys seventy .•4:11th year. H"
stated in The Genal. Mr. 1;: II: Moen. Is'rnht-Uer,'ttani township and
Is In cluirge of the service deestr!men! i ,‘:48.:1,,ng..,of ,.lxbg't uorrs h. amye4
an,1 1s prepared to give s'rvice on arty 1 to Strri,ley township with fill parents
wake of car.
' Mr '1',•rr:ln.e teol, :In e\,rl•tron:n'ly
Pigpens Fly" ffn -Miteb.nsgi1 ,e't,,, pnW
.l 1h,• 'ifo of the 41;`1 414 1 •
Sixty-four birds ls•longing to 11).011- iT.• .saved f r+Jx ren r. mm 1'11 reran
tx'ra..f thio f'•d0,Ltr- 4T..dinq-i'heerml council ante tr.3-MM,. S,',ttin iIr'i Iic
i' nb weer released or KiI"l.ne'r fur " as ttt-ne .nt 0f oho M,mth .' ,-n ('on
aeerattrn Assoetntion for et.ven -fairs
the s''"'1l 1- lIigf'l of tit. censors. Tr." i anti he -wits also pre.idseit of the smith
last week -.1111. _Tit' . pl0.ung wen• linear I'nn's.' Instlttt.311,3 tI,.'Ilay
1iIs•rnle,) :t 7 30 11.11. 3111,1 flu• lord nn'•1--rlrrjtr+nrao.r-FL,rw+.Mo+---A.
-arrived ham, et 9.47 ems. The first was npl5,inied Ihen•e fiwlse•tor for 1
teethe nrrlrnls wore a• folbow. Mouth !Giro,. from vcbi'-h ;','t h. 44 --
Jit s. MI.M'icur 114.17:.1 fe4ii,3'r,I in 392(4. 3'r'n I'Mil nnf1T 1M''
I.1- .1,1 leer 4114 ir_ 11 171 rills f,.red to retire In 1927 .e, wconnt
I'. .lohnston '421-419. !e:e1i of. ill-Lrrrltlu. he titled ns ltspt•lor or
P. Johnston p:eij the innnty !tense of refuge. H. ens
I'. .lohusten 4'.7:i:at; 31 . m4mnf member ••f the M,rrt re a -
N. McKay 6441;A711/17::::::14 1.:,_ s
N. Mi.'K:n "II:. C.{ .p -.,, Boli of Weser -\Molls I1slt.d etiureh.
omlucte4 u.V Sabbath by the ministt•r. Sulje is of w•nuonl: 11 a.m.,
"J Ik'tthlesa.Mea
grniu LI 1h.• Son 1, 4'nnhur11.-itg next
14.sbbi,i, the 14: 1111th seimoi and nage
clusa•.
wily 'tn,rt at 111u'rlex•k a.m.
-441.1.r144‘--41+e- anrtnmer m,mt4ls
Mr•rr1e•g nt North start United
eL 1fir -next Mundoy ns follows: 10
e.mws.Men's Vial% Wanton 41eed ina' x•rs.".e."-
daxs: