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1:I(;l1'I'v i'IIt S'1' YEAH. N(r. :5.
DISTRICT MEETING
OF WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Mr's. R. T. Phillip., of Goderich, Re-
elected President
The annual district ua•e•tieg of the
West Iluruu Women's Institute war
held lu the Memorial 11111, Blyth, ou
Tuesday. June 12th. Over 24t0 deter
totem mere preent.
The wonaiug rereriou opened at 10
o'clock, with the president, Mrs. It. T.
Phillips °f Goderl••Ih, lu the chair. The
aee•retarl'w report was read and si.
pr.t- The eleven bramchw represent-
ed • la gave a report of Its attinitlee
dun.,g the year. There Is a member-
ship cot ,:f:., au increase of 13 over last
year, with au aggregate attenclauee of
4141, an hecease of 21:, over last year.
There were 12.5 meetlugs during the
year anti 110 imperil and adtlreates
were sora. The trelrurer reported
that money mimed during the year
amounted to i2t.71. The question
°f Fes': ration anti district fees was
then dim -wooed at rouse length. 1t was
1ltally moved by Miss Salkeld, second-
ed by Mrs. Paisley, and carried, that
each branch pay the Federation fee of
15 vent* mud the district tax of 5 tants.
Tlse gttpeatiou of the president's
flailing each branch was dieuuseetl,
and It was decided that she should'
draft her owu prugrant and visit le
assay branches .as possible during the
year.
As the distriet had been asked last
year to coutribute to the judging cone
petitiou and did not do ver. this was
discussed at mane length. Ou motion
of Mrs. Cruiekrhank and Mrs. Towns-
end It was decided that the executive,
if they saw It. should give aaristance
to the awuwlt Of $10 should It be
asked for at the time.
Two new branches have been organ-
ised, Se•afurth and Whitew•hurcti, and
the secretary was instructed to Invite
them to juin the West Huron branch.
At this juncture adjournment was
made for dinner, at which lir. Milne
weke'omed the lustitute ladies to lilyth
anti expresses! the desire that the wo-
men put forth every effort fur the up -
building
building of home life. He emphasized
the feet that the young mothers of our
,roantry sboutd be looked after and
cared for so that thereafoul
V
1 not be
t
so many orphaned children.
The afternoon session, was opened
with community ringing. Mrs. Cruick-
shankve e e
ga t6 Federation report, In
which die staters that the Departmeut
laeonsidering a division in the district.
The electtun ofd en erok
set, Mrs. Phillips, Goderich; tat
vice-president, Mrs. Davidson, I)un-
gannuu: 2nd vier -president, Mrs. Ged-
des, Be•!grave; aer•retary•treastarer,
Mne. Elliott, Winghnna; auditors, Mrs.
Fraser and Mrs. Moffat. Wangluuu:
Federat ion r1.romentat ave. M re.
C'ruirksttauk. Wingham.
The question of which courention
Rest Huron should attend was then
talked °care but no definite decision
was reached, awaiting the result of
the Department's division of the dna•
trict.
liras Radford. of Walton, favored
the tweeting with an Instntttental solo,
after Mibi Mrs. Edwards, of Ko-
moka. grave an addrere. She expressed
her great pleasure at being present
and congratulated the Women's Insti-
tute of Blyth in having taken an active
part in the construction of the beau-
tiful hall and the memorial chart. In
referring to the slogan fur the naming
year. -Save the Mothers," Mrs. Ed-
wards stressed the point that the
young mothers in our own midst mean
a great deal to our country. Thep
speaker 1
r a so
pre'a itellt+aeatect `a o
til.
p nizin R
our own industries. "The best citizen
today," she said, "supports our own
aruntry." She advulated thtut the
people coming to our country be en-
courage(' and helped to Isetome gngd
housekeepers. Mrs. Edwards spoke
favontbly of the exhibit at London.
She said there were many girls In the
western division and the Department
would send an instructor who would
coach them on any line they wished,
(coking, sewing or hot lunches. The
speaker informed the meeting that a
club had given her three sih•er cups
to be given to the three counties get-
ting the most prizes. There is also a
prize to be given for the best home ex-
hibit. A duet was then given by Mrs.
Fingland an and n .
R 1 MI's McCool.
M -111e
sett. -'Tlf matt
a Grod r
f Pri h. mai u
r
paper. prepared by Mrs. G. M. Elliott,
of floderich, on "Patriotism and the
Definition of ()lir Flag."
Mrs. Rive. nt Auburn. then favored
with a sole.
A vote of thanks was tendered to
the Itlyth Indies for the lovely dinner
provided And also to those who ltd
taken part in the program, which
added .ear notch to the eueeetw of the
meeting.
Londesb,ro' extendedi an intritntion
to hold the district annual there next
year. It was decided tiant a fee of 25
cents be pall by the delegates for din•
ner at this meeting. The meeting was
clotted by the singing of 'Shod Sere the
King."
A1.
CHURCH NOTES
Services at North street United
church next Sunday as follows: 10
a.m., Men's Cloth, Mlsaion Henri end
class for I'belstian fellowship. "Gov-
ernment Control nt Liquor" in the
subject to 141 Introduced In the Men's
Club by Mr. J. K. Tom. 11 a.m., flower
eerviee. The Sunday school will unite
with the congregation for thin service
and Rev. R. A. Lundy, R.A., of Nile,
will preach. Pnhitc worship at 7 p.m.,
to be conducted by the pastor, Rah.
C. F. Clarke.
OBITUARY
MR'S. JOHN ALLIN
After a brief ill:tees there passed
away at Motu ou Wednesday, Juue
13th, Elisabeth Jewell, widow of the
lute' John Allto, in her eighty-first
Sear. The deceased was born In It47
in 1)etonehire, England, and came to
Canada with her parents when two
years of age. Site lived iu Colborne
t•owiethip until one year ago, when she
eau* to Gealerlt•h to reside. lu 110811
She was married 10 Johu Atha, who
prsde'efaseel her about four years. She
remained quite active and retained
her faculties and her cheerful dtsposl-
than to the end. She was a kind friend
find was loved by all who knew her.
She Is survived by her one daughter.
Mrs. Ruth Moore of Goderich, also by
three grandchildren and three great-
grandehildren. One son died in In-
fancy. She was nue of a family of
nine children -and is aurvived by three
of her -sister:: Mrs William Walters
and Mrs. Richard Mills of Colborne
urwnehlih and Mrs. R'illlam Allha, of
(icslerl(h, and two brothers: William
of Gtaterich and Thomas of Colborne
township. She was an active member
of the Methodist church at Bethel,
having Joined that church in her nine-
teenth year. The funereal servile was
held at the home of her daughter. Mn*.
It. Moore, Cambridge street, and was
e•undncted by Rev. M. G. Parr. assisted
by Rev. E. I'oulter td the Iteumttler
United church. Interment was mad,"
in Colborne cemetery, the pallbearers
lacing Mesar'. Wm. Allln, Joshua Allan,
Thomas Jewell.' William Jewell, Peter
Fisher and James Culbert.
W. It. TREMBLAY, SR.
Word bas been re•eei 'ed by Mr. and
Mrs. W. 11. Tremblay, Keays street,
of the death at Shoal Lake, Manitubia,
on June tab, of Mr. Tremblay I. father.
Mr. W. H. Tremblay, er. Ih•••e'ttsed
era bent at Goderich about eighty
years ago, and lived at Sundt Ste.
Marie, Mich., before moving to Shoal
14IkP in 11101. Ile is survived by his
wife, two daughters: Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Intosh, Sault ate. Marie. Mich., and
Mrs. F. C. McDougall, Weyburn,
Seek.. and three sons: W. 11.. of God-
erich, Peter, last heard of at Cougar,
Wash., and Charles. of Shoal Lake.
"Little Harry," as his old associates
in (loderlch best knew him, was the
eldeet of a large family, of whorn•Bve
brothers are still living: Robert. of
Findlater, Sask.; Peter, of Sault Ste.
c
Maria Milo•s
loin, Thos. and Chas.,
of Barrie, Simcoe county. Deceased
wee of French denseut on his father's
side ane Il llah on that of his
- tiro late Peter
Tremblay, will et111 be remembered by
many aid Goderich residents. In re-
Ilglnn he was a Presbyterian. HP was
a member of the L1).L.. which Lodge,
ssnnluctel the funeral service at the
gruve.ide. The plot at 1110. cemetery
and an envelope containing money
were a tribute to the memory of •.Mr.
Tremblay from orange brethren. The
funeral. which was held on Si1triny,
Jule 1Nh. and (soothe -fed by Rev.
llenr-Janes. wits largely attended,
those present including Shoal Lake
Jlrunge Lsslge and members from
Strathrlair and Ilamlota lodges.
Si -tenths Included tokens from United
Lathes' .tad, \V.1., citizens of Shoal
Lake, (Orange lodge and from Goderich.
"Little Harry" was t*'i red by all who
knew him wherever !tented and will
•af.( -coon be forgotten. Sympathy- to
extended to the /sorrowing relatives.
Soft -ball Games Postponed
Owing to wet weather and ether
(causes, no games hare yet been played
In the Presbytery of Huron Soft -ball
League. It is ureter:anent that the liret-
ame will
� take place at Victoria )'ark
this (Thursday) evening, when the
opposing tennis will bre Union and
North street boys' teams.
Harbor Notes
. The steamer Fairmount, from Fort
William, discharged 00,111) bushels of
wheat it the Weetern Canada Flour
Mills elevator and 30,000 bushels at
the Goderich eleyatfrr on.Monday.
The Renvoyie is expected with a
cargo of 100,000 bushels of wheat for
the I;oderith eleva tor.
The Saskatchewan, after unloading
her cargo of 123,O00 bushels of wheat
and oats et the Goderich elevator
last Thursday, tied upaloin Fide the
3 R
stemmerVntffn Nottingham m the tie Weedt
Rli
side of the harbor and will remain
here for a time. This boat Is one of
the Canada' Steamship Line ateemere,
The tug Forrest towed the dredge
Meu'setung and scows to Kincnnitue
the past week. Mr. Forrest lona the
etitroct. for dredging at Kincardine
and it is understood he will commence
operations shortly.
A number of people took advantage
of the warm weather the past work
and took a dip In the Take. Mr. Bert
MelronaM intends opening his bath-
ing house in the freight sheds within
the next week er two. He reports that
the water has been cold and very"few
people have gone lu loathing so far
this season,
The northwest sidle (of the harbor has
been the scene of much activity the
past few weeks. Here a number of
men are at work Installing machinery
and equipment in preparation for the
removal of gravel from the mouth of
the Maitland Itiver. This week Mr.
W. i. Format's spite -driver is at work
in the river driving 'piles. A suction
dredge arrived from Sarnia the pest
week.
The tug Morgan, en route from Kin-
carline to Port Stanley, was in port
on Wednesday.
illackstone's delirious homemade ice
cream, 50 cents a quart. Order now.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY• JUNE 21, 1928
The News of the Town
South Hurn Liberals
The aunual meeting of the 1(ilxr:tl•
of South Huron was held at lieuttll
yesterday. The chief speaker was
Thomas McMillan, M.l'., wbo praised
the mord of the King Government,
justified the Australian treaty. toad
dealt with other features of Federal
politics.
"Gardening Hints"
This week's article on "Gardening
!lints" is the last for the present sea-
son. In the full, wheu it is time to
think about planting tulips, hytt inihs
and other bulbs, there will be out- or
two articles. The editor trusts that
these artkless, which were written, by
a gardeulug expert, have proved help-
ful to many readers.
Public Library Board
The public library board Wet at the
library on Saturday afternoon, with
the chairman, Mr. E. L. Dean, pre-
siding. It was decided to cl se the
reading room on the following public
holidays during the summer mouths:
lk.minion Day, civic holiday anti Lt -
bur Day. Heretofore the library has
been upeu on these days. The li-
brarian, Miss Rose Aitken, wua
granted two weeks' holidays. A new
Webster's luternational dictionary has
been purchased ano it ale, was de-
cided to purchase a new t.tlas.
A New Test for the Hamm
Owners of homing pigec:•. in (;talc'
rich are planning a new stunt for
their birds. The scheduled Bight coon -
Petitions. both last year and ithls,
have all been from eastern points
back to Goderich. IL is now planned
to have a flight from Harbor Beach,
Mich., directly across the lake front
.Goderich. The birds w111 be altipp.l
on the (morning train Friday, Jaw
29n1, and will go to Harbor Beach be
way of Port Huron. It is intetdssl to
have them released on Sunday morn-
ing, July 1st. It will be a good test
of the pigeons' homing instinct, as
the birds sill reach Harbor Beach by
a circuitous land Journey and. if they
ur• to. take the ghortest way home,
will come directly across the lake.
Pageous Fly from Napanee
The Goderich lion fig 4';ub held the
s1xth pigeon Hight of the !season on
Sunday. The }light was from Napa -
nee, a distance of about 248 miles
-from here. Fifty -tau birds were re-
leased at 11 a.m. and the urn bird ar-
rived home at 12.Oci o'clock. The first
nine birds reportedhome were It-
o ows
-ollows
1'. Js.huston ....23526-92S 12.455
W. 1'itblado . , .. 433-745 322.07
1'. Johnston .... 421 .'E 12.10
W. 1'Itblado .... 26S--6Pa 12.24
P. Johnston .... 230-:bdS 12.34'
W. ['ithlado .. 2514 -lost 12.40
5. McKay 0945-230 12.45
J. Mae•Wicar , , , , :..31-d29. 1.39
J. Mot -Vicar . , . , 272-4W17 1.3941
The next scbedule(i plight will take
place from Brockville nn July 1st.
To Address Women's Institute
A special meeting of the Goderich.
Women's Institute will be held in
MacKay Hall on Thursday, Judie 2sthc
at 3 p.m.. to hear Miss Emily Guea>
Government sga+aker. - Wes Guest_ _was
brought up on an Ontario farm, is an
honor graduate of the University of ,
Toronto, with post -graduate credit '
from Columbia t'nirersity. New York. '
She was for a time head of the de-
partment of English and history in
Belleville Collegiate Institute and
a f
Mife n els' s
t f as t etrwke
R �t
$ Rt
Thence she was called t c service
to -active e se
during the Great War in hospital
work, food conservation, and the or-
ganization of institutes under the
British Government throughout Eng-
land, Scotland and Wales. She has
given special attention to voc•atinnai'
guidance for young people and is
chairman of the Provincial committee
on immigration of the Ontario Wo-
men's Institutes. Her subject will
1* "Helping )toys and Girls to Find
the Right Life Work." The public are
cordially invited , e attend.
Ahmeek chapter,
The twuthly meeting of the Ahnieek
Chapter, I.O.D.E., was held at the
public library Mouday afteruouu. On
account of the very Wet day the at•
Onetime* was not so large as usual.
Committees were appointed and ar-
rangements made for a• bridge tea,
*ate of fancy work, candy, etc., to b•
held in the Pavilion ou Thursday after-
uoon, August 2.
Sarah Gibney at Strsthroy
A !scent number of The Strtttno
Age -Dispatch gives a lengthy ;wool':
.4 a ploy, ••l.ightttiu'," given in that
104111 under the direction Of Mi-•
Sarah Gibney. The presentation ea -
given with great suetes,, before three
large audieuers and was, Nays
news7atper account, "one of the is -t
alt -round comedies ever presented au
$truthr,y." We understand that Miss
Gibney
Gibney Ss to produce u play in c;..!-
erieb the coming fall under the ani.i
(es of it 1•s -al organization.
Holy Name Society Rally
'Ilse annual rally of the li,oly Name
Society for (Ilia district a as held in
Goderich an Sunday afteno•.•t:. The
loyal Society was joined by tho-e of
A'•hlield. St. .tugustine aid Wit glna11.
The panto* forwent at the gnluu't. of
St. Peter's wilted and marched t., St,
Peter's church, where an eloquent
, address war girs'n by lieu. Father
i McMahon. S.J.. of Guelph. Rev. 'Nth.
ors Meltugh and Gibbons, of Wing-
, haus, 'f.f'ardle, of Ashfield, Paquette,
.4 St. Augn. fine, and Campeau, oft
11. ,!*•rich. were present. There were
t n umber or vi it r from Drysdale
Menrsetung Hotel Opens Next Week
lair. 11. 11. McCreath was up from
'1.'..ronto this week niakieg arrange-
uteuts for the opening of Meuesetung
Park hotel for the season. The hotel
gill open for business nest Werk Clad
will In in charge of Mr. J. M. Mc-
t:acheru, Toronto metllcal student, who
already arrived.
('ablegram from Peking
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tom reee/ced
ward this week of the safety of their
..ulghter, Mies Mabel Toys. who 1s
-^;s•ri nteudeut of nurses iu the Union
\lt-,!ital College at Peking. Chine. The i Miss Jean Winter. student of the
t :!....1 'mg cablegram from Peking. University of Toronto,' 1s home for the
dated June 14th, was received ut the vacation.
\etv York headquarters in counet•tion Prof. el. E. Holt and Miss Constance
wlth the College. which Is an Amertctyn Bust, of Toronto, are In town for a
-t it niton: britd stay.
Commeutemeut exercises yesler. Miss Entine Wallace is home from
! ty'. Suceesane graduates thirteen Norwood; where she teaches in the
....eters and three nurses Peking
quiet. There is no °erasion fur
.naxiety."
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO, LIMITED. Publishers.
PERSONAL . MENTION
Mr. Wm. Weir, of Toronto, is holi-
daying lu town.
Miss loan Weiss is home from De-
troit for a hoUday visit.
Mr. A. J. Cooper visited hie son, Mr.
Harold Cooper, at Detroit last week.
Miss Margaret Strang was home
front Toronto for the week -end.
Mr. Norris Cox, of Seattle, Wasb.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
t ow u.
Mr. stud Mrs. 1'. Robinson and fam-
ily,o Parkhill, mere or town
f 1 e vlelt s in
at the weekend,
Mrs. Athol Mctjuarrie, of Toronto, is
ri1itiug her parent's, Mr. and Mrs. 4'.
A. Nairn.
W. C. F. M. Party to I'ietoria
Mr. J. J. Page, general manager 44
Western Canada Flour Mills Co., lad.,
Is away to Victoria, B.4'., to attend the
t•ekel.ra1ion In (swum -Goon with the
fiftieth anniversary of the fouuding of
the 'trackman Ker Milling CO.. Ltd.. a
subsidiary of -Wester Canada Flour
Mille Co.. Ltd. Other members of the
party which left Toronto last Satur-
day are Mr. D. B. Ilanna, president home' after visiting triennia at Toronto,
Western Canada Fleur Mille Co.; Mr. Whitest and Stratford.
H. Wright, director: Mr. It. O. (1. Mn. It. 11. Midtown and Miss Ida
Thompson. secretary : Mr. 1). I. Hodgson. of Tonntto, are the guests of
Walker, Eastern mauuger, and Mr. die Mttitiei Robertson; 'Victoria street,
Athol McQuarrle. advertising manager. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams and Miss
" e 'm ry ThP party will ire away
about .three! Mary Adams, of London, were week•
osawb
and other points: and the gathering weeks uud will nislt other Prairie and acrd visitors at the home of Mr. J. Y.
rally
about :alp Next gar's , Mune.
Coast branches ell route.
rally will it. held at T1'ingham. i Misses Evelyn Clark, latera John-
Sherwood--Weod sten and Alter Oram are hotue from
"Ars You a Mason?' at Blyth At the home of Mr. and Mrs. ('los.! 5rro1ford, where they were attending
Itlyth Standard:, The play, -Are H. llumis•r, Victoria street, on Satur-, the Normal School.
You a Mason'!" presented in Memorial day afternoon last, the marriage was Mr. and- Mrs. J. G. atomise!' and
Dalt on Friday night by rhe Arthur' (solemnized of Mabel Clythera Wood, children, of Kira•ardine, spent Sunday
Circle of Knox church. Go.lerlch, under daughter of Mrs. Woosi rand the lute. vtith Mrs. Murrise.u's mother, Mrs.
he auspices of the Ladies Aid of Old , Amos 11. wood. of Warren, ([nt.. to l .1a-•. Ilamilton.
St. Andrew's Presln-terlan church, 11 r. James Sherwood. of A►lrHeid \I r• auo1. Mr'''.
thee
Meg: w and Miss
brought a fair-sized house 'and was. township. The ceremony was per- 1 -\lit * Addlsrn left °u Mui4uy. fur
cured a success by those who attended. formed by Itev. F. 4'. Elliott, pastor of Vancouver. They are narking the
c tri, motor
( s 1 w it
Goderich Baptist r car.
The play c h Ba u church. t had many amusinpt in lUents, p fit c ur Mrs. Barber, I ]
se when a couple of charac•tere, rel per. sister of the groom. played the wed- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Shield: and
of whom had been iultlaterl Into the
ding starch and Mrs. Elliott sang •V - little a,n. accompanied - by Mr. and
a
JIM.d
r I V' \e" J.Junes and '
i ani .1 es rd ntall
i mysteries Freemasonry, Afterwards b of Detroit
s of F'rce n our set Is •eS
on t a m
exhibit "signs." it Many very enter- tiott was held for the happy cmtple nt are visiting at the home of Mr. and
raining and- much enjoyed by those the home of the groom's' parents. Mr. Mrs- Thos. Shields this week.
present. The Iadies' Aid, which is a and Mrs. Sherwood will make their Miss Mary McDnuxld, o[ Swift Cur
present.
organization in rennsetf°n with home in Ashfield township. real, is- yisiting her, slater, Mrs. W.
I 511 St. Andrew's. are much elated --- Grigg, and iter aunt, 11[t'st Rod John -
over their initial attempt at enter- \Drlt'er-McKinnon Ston, and grandmother, Mrs. A. G.
A pretty .wedding was solemnized at M 1htt rid.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Proustfoot, of
Iligh School.
Miss Olive Robertson, of Toronto, le
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
A. Robertson.
Miss Jean Campbell, of Tonarrasdn,
N.Y., is visiting her aister. Miss Mar -
gone Campbell.
Miss Grace Strang, of Guelph Col-
legiate Inatittlte, 19 •cp endlsng holidnys
at her home here.
Mr. uud Mrs. ('has. K. Saunders are
away on a holiday trip flown the St -
1st wrence River.
Mrs. S. A. Smith baa returned
GODERICH BEATS
STAFFA IN RAGGED GAME
Poor Visibility Makes Trouble for the
Fielders
Playing N'etlttcsday evening ou the
local diamotid, ueder•a clouded sky
that wade cod Belding an impossi-
bility, the I 'aI nine emerged rietori-
nus over t StnRx crew of bail -
chasers In a game that contained all
sorts of ball pilayiug, good, bad and In-
different. ',
The result of the +awe was always
In doubt, Gale •h having to tsrereonte
the visitors' leu at tenet three times,
a lead which wa obtained as a rule by
the loot* pinyin of the locals
F'ritzlt•y, 'who d the pitching in
Staffs a week ago, and pitched a !W-
hit, no -run, game against them, could
not get working right ami the StRRa
alluggers took great` delight in slam-
ming ttic ball over. a der and through
the local defene. unney. who re-
lieved Fritzlcy, gets c •dit for the vie- .
tory, but even at that len had a hard
time to keep the visll° s from carry-
ing off the bacon.
Shier. the Stain lour r, pitched a
good game. having neve strike -tutu
to his credit, and at tim he proved
very effective in the pinch n.
We hope the hauls nth 1 moat of
their had pitying in Gila \game, for
had they been up against an • stronger
twtnt than Stain they w• old have
lawn devidedly out of hick.
Gene Duquette. the 1•s•al th d base-
man. was absent from the gam . as he
has moved to Kinenrdine to work, and
this In itself was n handlnp \to the
itlticksox. as the Infield tonld n,rt get
working together. , st
The rK-oreAsjs_hustngs : .
Setaffa 1 0 2 5 1 0..- 11
(;eslertch 2 0 2 4 3 x7-11
'rhe IjitP-ftp:
Stain --(fettles /Is Baker 21r,
Reed e. Shier p, R. Warden If. O. R
cf. N. Elliott rf. Kerslake lh. ltntfe
- ftoderieh--It %'nfrn 2h. NI. McKa
.ef, M. Sanderson e, C. Archer as, (1
Goldthorpe :31., O. Madden If. H. Mur-
rey rf. C. Sheardoa'n 11.. M. Fritzley
t•
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DOMINION DAY NOTES
i : a i n heti t.
the manse at Tivertonby itev. N. 11.
Too Free with a Gun I5• Sinclair.-ort>Weducsday, ,Lune el. at
On Friday last Harry Tanney, toren- 10 a.m., wtei\ Alberta McKinnon,
ty-tnte years old, of Morris township, daughter of thhe Ite Mr. and Mrs. A.
pleaded guilty before Magistrate Reid McKinnon. and ole of the late Mrs.
to the charge of robbery while armed.leabella M'Farlane, `.ot Kincardine,
Tile offence tank i t t' last winter, vias united in the holy bonds of metre ver, 10. le wording a few days fa
wiaen Turney bought a toiler Tor the mony to Mr. J. Maitland rlver,.only town with her aunt, yin.. \1'ilsirn [ier-
scrn of Mr. and Mrs. %V m, Drives, �.f ttld. en route to Great Britain, where
latrpo•'e. 1t is alleged, of making ,
"hooteh." He left the boil Goderich. After the ., cera my the sire MIH lend the rummer.
boiler with a }Doug (Ample motored to the itttms' of, Mr. S. F. \1'atslaingfon. K.C., wanneighbor. who. when he learned for Mr. Robs. McFarlane, cousin nt the here this we'e'k on a visit to his sister,
what ise d to se
intended to use bride, where dinner was served. The; \lis. tl:ashiugton. roti his hrMhpts,
at, refused to Rite it up until Timmey \Ir. ('hits. R'nsbingtou, of town, and
produced 1 gnu to enf vee his demand. bride wore a dress of white s7isl Mitt(
Informatlnn was laid against him. Met Chantilly Ince and orange blossoms Mr. ./. J. \1'nslahngtou, tient WnwA-
and cnrriwi a banquet of sweetheart teeth.
he left for the «'est, and it was only rows. The young couple left on a 1t'v'. Gordon M. ifohnes, B.A.. B.Th..
on his return rnrntly that the ofileers
arose-. alae 4o apprehend him. The. mdynr -trio t� \lagin4 Ielling and �urn�1�•rly pastor of (:oderleh 14tptiet
rother' points, the bide trntelling silt?'
church-, moot now in has sixth year' as
magistrate give him a sentence nt nue
to two years to the Ontario Refnrma- cont of moonlight grey and. blue, alth 'meter it Lindsay, lona recently dP-
frs l•. hat and shoes to match. On tlinel a tfGl to the Strathrty Baptist
tory. Tltnnyy is said to be a Berner- their return Mr. and Mrs. Drh'cr will rhurel.
do boy re'sade on Glebe farm, Goderich town- MFwc Edith Humber was at 'itnm-
]in the Magi%tratdfi ('qtr( ship. Ilfun on :Ssturdas- attending the wed -
Two .)nue 5. nlont thirty- ding of her s.ousin, Mia .belt .\guys
Tan poling. rien of (Talton were Le-ra (Acarids tae Miro Mel lama g..tbee s'aase1s<_-el&Wshter ut -agek)[eta. R
Mee Magistrate Read parking lay on the -ell at the home of Mrs. James Robin-
outW01111(111 ofear lights. The had t t g , ono] to
They w couple
n[
P
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Goderich girls with them and were p nl the popular bride-to-be i with a TerregrorP nnd little
hnring a little party in the dnrk vin pieced
shower. The gifts were
ht back street on Sunday night. it pieced inn wagon decorate! in blue
cost them each *8.75 and white, drna'n by little Ruhr Rnh-
tW and e•etrtsl.-ftssrrn find Tommry Xinrnlii. ► •e11ninfy
The maglatrnte and police will not luncheon acro served by Mrs. Robinson.
allow 11115 kbn51 of thing in Goderich.
Magistrate Reid was at Scaforth on -----
Tis' New Pumping EquipmentFriday Iasi and 1851 James Riley, a Mr. it. N. ,1u'tin, of the Turbine
young form hand, l.efare him for reek- Flgttipmenl 4' . Ltd. Toronto. was its
ass driving on the main wirer[ of Sea- town on Tuesday looking over the new
forth and Interfering with n pollee of- pntrriping equipment w-hieh has Com-
fit -yr who tried to check Trim. Riley r pony Is !metalling at the municipal
{arid 110 and mats -.and. llite_automoblle14o,wt•risoi,y, ile Feld he wee wpit-
lieenss' wits enncelle(1 for a year. p'ea-ed with the operation of the two
Other ('Asea the post week concerned t .w pampa nlnyaly installed. The
n Goderich young man who was fined new 100.h.p. s•Is,•trie ramp. ableit heti
*5 and d ((s t. r for operating ntin
R amrwith-
Iw.eu
net a drivin
RTemit nn
d
I
wanoh man who paid yl- and costs cIV.
ntlmuHts operation pulmi
p
ing trotter
Mterattnn for Iwvesal weeks
giving first I .r e and Is in
on n eherge of intoxication. for do/nest to use. This engine lona n
capacity of 7:'5 gallon- per minrte• at
Bowling Tournament Next Week 1345 stns. Ire•'nrt•. When it was first
The Godnrieh lawn bowling eluli tested out it punt's•d :as Hutch ns SOO
will hold its annual rink tournament- gallons per naauute nt 12) lbs. prey,
for the Western ('a notda Fleun Mills sure. One orf the now 2400.hso g14,1111P
trophy mad the association event on p11nsps has Leen( set up find hots been
Wednesday. June 27th. .in the trio- . In nperatidwn for the past two weeks.
phy avert the first prize trill be four Title mime 'niter hes n pumping elapa-
reed armohnirw and the second prize -Its- of 725gnllone perminnfe and hits
tour reed fcrn.stands. In the asseo•in• 1 preyed satisfactory in every way. When
sl.u.event the first prise alp he four tested ant this ebgIhe produced a
wicker ferneries and the second prize' premier tet 105 Rem. with the standpipe -
four /Fever psis'-plate-haidelw, There is valve np'n, Thia 1s eouai lere,l very
a speetnl event for all rinks losing two naflsfaetory, es the old, 'team pump
out of first three games. Of1e wet of was e.p,ble of prothwing only EW) lbs.
.rizes will be given to the winners in pressure when the st*nrlpilw' valve
his event. Entries must 1* In by 9 wan closed. Another 200-h.p. pump
'.m. June 20th, and the play begins at will to in/stailed within the next two
.:30 a.m.. June 27th. s week% and when the work in eom-
in the local tournament inat Friday Meted (foderlch alt! hove one of the
evening the prise -winners were: let, most nt-b sttI a pimping stations le
Grn"'Ma -Vicar and Dr. 1i. R. Hall; the i'rovin(c. Engineer J. B. Kelly
2nd, T. Glazier and L. ITarrlsnn. end member." of the Lava! arpper And
A tournament wan not held on Mon- light eommis,1 n are well stitivned
day night on semnnt of the rain, but with the new equipment. ahith has
one was held Tuesday. evening, the i been Installed by tom' employees
Prize -winners being: 1st, W. C. PM- under the saperrisben of Engineer J.
ham and Jas. Mae%iear; 2n41, (leo. T. Clarke of the Turllne ISteipment
Symonds and It. Bleeet. Compnv The are. to the steam
. Three rinks of Ineal bowlers took plant Imre been let net and If will no
part In a howling 'tournament at Myth longer he necessary to keep steam np
nn Wednesday. The rink composed of In earn of fire alarms, as the gnw,llne
A. Whiteside, F. Hunt. J. Brophy end pumps: can it' pot In operation In a
R. Johnston won third pries. few seconds.
4'hacago, spent the week -end In town
with Mr. and Mrs. T. It. i'stters.nn
and left ou Monday to take the St.
Ianvren•e-Sagttcuny trip.
Miss Marjorie Ilernld. of Vattern, -
Orange Church Parade
The annual church parade of L.0.L.
No. 182 and I.O.II..1. No. 443 wag
held on Sunday morning last to the
Ba Kist
church. The
parade was
heeded by the Goderich fife and drum
baud in full strength. Vislting breth-
ren were present from Toronto, Len -
don, Kotnoka, Clinton, Riveraton, Ben -
miller, Nile and Dungannon, ninety
members being in line. Wor. afro.
Ihnvid Sproul acted ns master of cere-
mtesnies. Rev. F. C. Elliott, pastor of
the (church, extended a hearty welcome
to those present. He spoke M the
brethren and sisters In his own in-
imitable style on the Lc.yal Orange
Asew•Iait4nn, Its conetitutiott and laws,
and emphasized the principle of lore
to (fod and our fellowman. True ven-
eration of (sod the Supreme One
oehsuld be the rule and guide of every
member of the Orange order. To ire
diligent readers of (fowl's Word was the
duty of every true Orangemen, he I
said. It spoke to each one of truth 0
anti loyalty to Jesus, Chrlat, the medi-
ator between God and man. He street -
sed the point as to the Rnkltn(•e of the
Holy Spirit. A man or woman shmtld
be temperate In all things. The
speaker cloned a stirring address by
the statement. that "No earthly church
Ix supreme, God's word -atone in the ate
preme thing In this universe." The
church was filled to capacity.
Reserve Wednesday, July 11th, for a
bridge party and dance to he held at
the Pavilion by the Women's Itaspd-
tal Auxiliary.
daughter. Shirley, Mr. Donald Camp-
bell and Mr. Peter Wood. till of Tnne-
w•nndn. N.Y., spent the week -e In
town and were the guest% of Miss
Mary Campbell, Montreal street.
Mr. 1lnrold Cerrito was tip from De-
troit foot the week -end and on his re-
fttrir was aeenmpwlnied by Mrs. (titrrie
and the Tatter's mother mol'broth-
er, Mrs. St. George frier and ,tne•k,
wile will tnoke n visit at Detroit.
Principal urns' and Mr. A. NI.
-Robertson are at Exeter this week
conducting Delon la mental examina-
tions at the Iilgh Ss'hel there. Prin-
cipal Wetlaw, of Exeter, and lnspctor
Tom Are presiding
at the e.
I sag examination"
nations
in the Collegiate illMihlte herb.
Miss Oral Cooper I. home from
Toronto University for the slimmer
aneation. Miss Cooper has neeeptel a
position on the stns of the fort }'lgiI
High Seltrol anti will inks' over her
new defies In So stemlwer.
Mr. and Mrs. 5.--11. ('toper, of Clin-
ton, and Mr. fence Lndd, of itedlnnds-
('nlif., were 'visitors nt the homy of Mr.
and Mn. A. .i. Cooper the past week.
Mr. end Mrs. 3. 8. Cooper will Aev'trm-
Iany Mr. field DI) his return trip_lsy
bettor to Reflinnla thin weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ramie, of Tray --
nor. Saskntehewnn, nrrivedt in town
Inst week M vialt the letter's pnrenfs,'
Mr. And Mrs. Henry Hnrney. Nc41Rnte
street. find exert to-remnln for n few
week'( flailing other reinllves end
friends In fawn and mnnf ry. Mr,
ilnrris reports the crop in his district
weal enrIter then last year and look -
big very prnmlaing when 11e left on
Mr. William Rlrnie receive,' the mad
news haat Thnrwlny evening or the
death of hie slater, ElIzaheth Blrnte,
widow of the bite Robert Wntsnn, nt
Detroit, Mleh.
The annual picnic of the officers and
directors of the Wp't Wawannsh Mu-
tual Fire ineursnn' ('ompens. with
their families and a number of friends.
washarbor 1114Park. rntoday (Thnday) at the
Arrangements for the htg baseball
game. (islets v. Risdons. on Dominion
Day In Goderich are progressing satin-
\
folios -11y. Mesars. Legg and (iullfnlR.
of London, who umpired the game be-
tween the snnae two 'pants here last
year,
will A
R
stn fofiiclAle.
• • • • •
Inert 11th, who was in town
this week. %a 'tierce will be ■ gnoa
represeatat!on from Toronto here for
the celebration.
"Ifappy" Wet -sue -otherwise known
nv Pigskin Peters -will be on the card
for the nfternnnn. '•nappy" a 'ns here
with the Osler, lent year and created
n Int of fun. nrad nna that we're Re -
mutinied ail!' him and know that It
1sn't 111111011111 t° laugh when lie does
his Irick: he will ire funnier than ester.
• • • • •
Hewitt. sporting salitor M The Tor-
onto Star. help!" along with this para-
graph in his osolimin of comment:
"Before the war It was not unusual
for the entailer 4lntario towns to put
on some Lig celehrntintts, hot the high
rnat of nttru tions gradually foxed
most of them fu gins' itis the Iden. Last
year Goderich took a chance on an Px-
p'ndihtre of $2_.:.00 to put orer a cnn-
14e of real athletk attrnctions and
they were in well saliefied with the
mall( flint they have arrtngs'd fur an-
other big tiny on July 2nd. Reside., a
loiathlette program.-thasehtet base -
hall attraction will be the Osiers
and
the itisd,n team of Detroit. Chairman
James ltsynolole of the Gewlerieh nth-
letir s-untnitt4e has ntteeessfnlly soleal
the diftk•ttlty with ethibltlnn baseball.
f'snnlly shy teams make is forts' of the
Rome. lett the Gnderteh management
hnve put up n purse orf $700 and let-
ting the tennis fight for a winner's and
aera,c.51111 'fin's Watson of Plg-
r1tnrs tante alit he anhtiik'r Lig
attradlton that Western Ontario fnna
will ao n long sac to herr rind ear.
Wntwon ns n bnw'hnll clown 14 in a
clan, with Nick Altroek and Al
New Teaeher Engaged
The (' .rwferich (1'lis' i
nfe Institute
R
trustee board- rmet- Test Fridley effete to
noon. Mr. Smith•rsnn, of Tnroetn,
ars enamored to 1111 the vneattcv on the
tep•laitse stns mums/ by the re<igt1A-
tiori of Miss lbtrwn'•h. Nr. Amither-
son is qualified to like chards* of the
physical training nnel will eue.seed Mr.,
.1. M. Rnh.rtson In tLrr! oopnelty. Mr.
Robertson line had Omrt'e of the physl-
ca1 training for a ponder of years
rind land Asked to he evi'c'ted of this
part of het antic,.
C. H. Humber Retiring../root .Puolimo t
The annnnncSmsnt of Sir. 1 '"9•. A.
ffitrtpez ttutt 1(e Ft haring !t ,-rte to
elope mit his jewellery tonde.••s in
(imieraeh will be received with same
snrpriee. Mr. Ilnmber, thnngh .1111 *
eeffirstratnelS rising man, inns boon
an hnaineu in Goderich sn long. •hie
father !teeing 'tattled fie htMntes
when thepresent proprietor was a
hent, that he has Men Inokori urwon ifs
n "fixture" -•well, for another ()Harter
of a century, of any rata Mr. 'lumber.
however, has ober plana, and though
ear nmt'erafand he Intend% to nenntn a
resident of notterleh he is. retINni
from bneiness, and 1ls annmtneetnent.
whet will he found on pitta 4 nt The
Signal titi. work. will he of compels)
Interred to tho.e of oar renders whit
wish to afnek up on nfli•erware ettJ
"they article* aitch so are fnnnd In a
jewel!Pry stets. The entire stock IMM
on lisle nn Saturday morning of WS
eek.
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