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1.:I4;117'litST rl:.tlt NO. 18.
HURON PRESBYTERY
OF UNITED CHURCH
MEETS AT EXETER
Presbyterial Woman's Mission-
ary Society Holds Its Annual
Convention at the Same Time
Exeter, Apr1i SO. --The Meting of
the lluruu 1•reibyfery of the Culled
Church was held ht the Male street
hutted church today .lith a large at-
teudame ut delegate,.. The folluwiug
°inters were In charge:•ltcv. H. 11.
tarulty, of Blyth, chairman; ltev. W.
A. ire'
1 u+ r ,
rN , iltrucetiel' t
ui a of
ht. and F:. feud; Bloat
`Bars 1\'. R. Alar, of
Auburn, .a•.•retury. If
An interesting iteW of ,the meriting e
prugrun was the mutilates report by
the secretary, which showedl a splendid
.1ud.'Skvu/Aging gruatla iu the church
work for the county. After the wort-
ing .session the dekgaleu adJuurue,l lis
the bnneuteet of the church, where a t
tytetielid knelt was served by t[rd
ladies of the churn. It!
At the atterneett rtmtstuu• Rev, air. hi
Gilchrist of St. t'uthartnc.,, on Lchalt n
of F:wwauik•1 ('tllegr, reported the' f
tdmat'.yttd t• Iittuu u(' \'icheria l'«I t0
lege, dud' set forth 'the lmperatlte1r'
need et a new theelogleal Inetitltk,n. i
Au :IJys•al wan tuaae to the 1'resbS'tery !al
fur hearty compa•ration, And a cum-
NEARLY A MILLION
BUSHELS THIS WEEK
Fear Grain Cargoes for the
Elevator Company
During the past week 1
four grain twat arrival.? tit
all the cargoes being for tb
elevator. On $Aturday th
arrived from Furt William
bushels of screening,., 40.000
oats and 'S3,(IL0 bushels of
Saturn from Milwaukee w•a
Sunday with 320,000 buwbe
and the . iiaa C. alhir•h from
(Late discharged 212oa$) b
oats and 5.1,000 bushels of
Monday. Today (Thurs,ln
barge Holley In unloading
bu•hele of %r epat. The ate
son, en route from Duluth to Toledo,
nought it
rat the
Hulley into port.
The 4'ualhaven, from Toledo, un -
tailed 2,000. ton. of `coal at the West-
rn Canada Flour Mills plant thin
w n.k. i •
The .termer Laketon. ice en route
fruw the head "f the bake?? with 270, -
onto bawhel.s of wheat for the Gatirech
olsaor,ir, and la Px tee 1
ta< t t to arrive h„re ;
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ng t
aar 1
al learns? that the 11 Meir (y The RLg-
ew• works has o fur the lust
lae•n from twelve to
fte,•n Im hes'ttigher than Orr the cotn
.ponding period _
1 last_
e
r
ea
'Today
Th s,
ur
1
t r
i, ) the water is'still higher.;
than :I T
I.oderich •
here were;Ik•(ore the Magistrate
this port,
Magistrate Ried held court at the
e Goderleb Village of Ethel on Tuesday aid heard
e ((}!wire
1 charges against a n11niber of young
wlttl74,(►Otm men of making a disturbance iu the
busbtls t/ ay of a charivari at the home of a
wheat. The newly-married couple. A conviction
it here uu was registered and a tine of $.1 and
I
Ls of oats. cotes wart imposed on each of etc of
Fort Wit- tlk• aeeuaed. .
m elei, of — —
wheat on .another G. C. I. Boy Making Good
y') ter The many friend* and fellow-stu-
:06000 dents of Oliver H. Kirk, ftfrmerly of
mer Erie- Dungannon and a student for some
leu
rN at Guderich Collegiate institute,
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CODERICH, ONTARIO, THIRS1)AY MAY a1929
The News
odor
linen comment la heard regard}
le high heel of the water at the i
,r this spring. (1
Western
County c
joint meet
tenors an
acral1;
this n
Brawn
• K1 F:\TS JUDI
t }lout,
t awn
•'cud Muni
!. O. O. F. District Meeting
district meeting of Oddfeiluwa was
-Ad at liru.•elield on Wcdneelay
fternuon. Meagre C. A. Reid. A. 1.
t'$tnrdy and Frank Duzan re/Wescoted
'ft the local lodge wt the meeting. air.
Ontario, was elected ,'.r,.. •;,,,r „ the E. Mole, of Seafortti, was eiteled din-
Ontario,t liselected
r. f frier deputy grand'utneter for the en•
Roche, th had succeed. . tar. W'. J. ;ulna year, succeeding Mr. W. J.
Position ; Sturdy, of town, who held that office
the punt thirteen }•earn. Tile r, n,"reit
degree of LL.D. was ,,o, Ger .e
Venerable Archdeaoan ;el,, of Lou.
i --
ional
d t ,t upon the past year;
dun and Edward 01 pais viae cele-! (' pretty
Uaar ! re in.
; quirt aril pretty wrddin$ took
braced tenor aJ 'of ,;art .i,
.dallatt,n of the new c:cir„,•.! ,r andtne place on alntolay, \t,vil 29th at
will be glad_ to hear that he was our format conferriug of :!.,,
of the s*tetessful candidate: who took ataaresald will take p1.
the bur examination at lensing. N,ut"eutitu. May 3111.
11i,•higtrw to .April ' '23 and. `24.
For serene year'. }wet lir. Kirk has To Putlehaa! Dickie rrupert
leeraa living ha Detroit, doling legal At the meeting of the p,•, „f
work for the First National Rank and-. Synod 'rf Hamilton alai Lend,
"fs,. at tot. lig law. He graduated from this week at !Sarin.* apy,ret
►etrott ,'allege of Law- a year ago and given "1 at projer•t for '!1' :,e•,
shag to illness was unable to attend of the I6ek.le proper-. on rt
tie exa,ainatlion for tate bar lk•;,l ut shore above Menesetui 4 I'ark:
.:te.ing last September.' site for a summer *feel at,
The aigiial }tiros with • his many The purehaice price tn,r_.:4.9'am
Heeds :11 hehrty.eungratiaintions and a uthurlred the navel
est wiettes for future atxrear, - half the price, ur $1,•_:',.e
• I In addition to the nit
Girl !likens Get 'Boat Ride of the site. which W -.,, i ,e, .,
MIatses Hilda Beaton and Barbara Synod ht Mr. F. G. V. r ..f G,
hewing,' the twit Toronto glrls who It we"' ps'ibtrd out that 'he,•a011
re ,1.'1.ing across the continent to .is' a tuoni"rial to the late 1)r.
ter. Icft Sault Ste. Marie at 5 1 one of the great non 41 the
tame Friary afternoon for Port _Ar- ! Sapis.rr of the .frhl,.;-
iur ah.v+a'd act Algoma steel Corpora- there will be little diHettlty in
on freizhter. '1'be girlie, who reache,i the Initial amount I Iiltite t, an
re- Sault 1n the asset of health and possible that the tlret camp
Arita, %te e endeavoring to .arrange place w-111 1* held der.n'g the
a try to the United States ke that tbey 'shooter.
Old shorten thetr Journey tor hiking'
'ugh to ',ninth. when the opine North t lree! ].'1': S.
tuaity came for a lift on the freighter, The meeting of aha 1,mng 1
ierf
to the''•(kebead, :Ind they neeeptowl St. I $,s•lety of North
They expect to A•ieh \'ancotner some
on Monday}};Ilea} tl.ited
time in the said. jerenln ~ m-.- 11
the .e July,raeen,. and embark in g, sunder t4,iradi••:
They deacrSbe• b buslneos there. Evelyn Heed. Mr 8111.1, 11.•11
both the *rrriery and acted ao eball-mea. The progr:a
hospitality- of Algoma as wonderful. divided in four parts: r. ;er:;tn
These two JoungI la,liet, Jt will Ire trodneed by Mtge Agar. .• ileal
rem"mitered, were fn Gnderich two dr ton; Art, tntrodu'c1d .1 Mrs.•
s three weeks ago after nein¢ reptant! I{aa"r ; Donna. Introdo,rd by M
n, will,ndmIttani•e to the ll1lte.l States at Battle, and Muakk,'tletr,sheed 1
,e Bap- i Sarnia. Dangles
I . l Campbell. Others contri-
1 bolting to t pregran were a11..s
Catholic Women's
Thelma Cheer, who ccs i :t pit
WTheenann l meeting of the Catholic fit d ac ; Sit. (col. Rite
Won,?neaday ¢ p"ace on wed-iet,,,ns ...,-_,_ .^'A lope l
PeOar's evening. April Sint, ! .yj- eon , moll r
school. )l/r,M J. '... t linetM i'pe s,;ad '11411r*
who haw held'Tlte Tiowittlnil of president luso n • I,nn,Re,,i . w•Ith cite
f•'r the pawl two year.. with marked tar . •who Heel and, Mr. t3
. m., thesolefess. Presided, and is grter'eeded for rlarke, •who gave A rier..{on-tf th
p.m., eoming year by Mrs. Jame,. Foley. cony scene from "Romeo and J
w*hf I4Plendlr} reports were given fir the a re
Music wife exemplified in ehm
Pm. p rnord)n¢ secretary, Mrs. It..l. Phelan.singing. The program aaa
tl,he.1 i and the teasur/er, yrs. fere•+ting one.
Charitable work and Intertest to darn- - Water
'lob
' t flog feaflared the activities of -lip and Light (bmmission
"beCan''" I Patttte' At the regular m,rtiug of the water
Iia After a hPtirty tttp of thank' h, the ' aid tight enminisstu4. raid Leer Thtrs-
asi It, retiring preeidpnt and otipl'r (Alters+dnc bight. the ((slleetnr prn.w•nt,d a llet
eel.. }ht. ehd Umi of officers took place and I of .,m.,'aimers
rnaalted 11 IIe the oit Im.er of the following,} Jn arrears for water
nk'D' slate rates, :nut a• mutton was ienr,e•d -
Tt
rrnjng f"r 15129 19}10: Past president, all water sen•hes with .arras
Mr'' J•• R. R'hltety : prP+hb•nl. etith
airs.: rates npi to and at Januar
Jamul Foley: /at vita• r he rut off 'forthwith." r 1st.
1'• J. Raechler; p aMdpnte Mrs., employee.., on the outitdel'*aft
SIr 2nd rilr•faresident, 1 ..talc
F Inteelder: aryl einspres4-resented, asking that the he all
dent. Mrs, Wilfred Gravel*: 'Ito work ane hour longer y
M'(retary Mrw.r,; teen„ng halve Saturday, afternoon
day
11. J. Php1An; Ott In
urer, Mrs. J. e. Chisholm; emu, ii. (thereof. After consideration the
lots. Miss MoCnire. Mrs. ltnbh, 1 mission de•tded to take
no 1). 3f. O'Brien. Sire. Merit I the prnporal. A motion! a.s,tin
Wm. !)nyle' asking the town couu,•ll p
llee protection to employees
grant
An Infereatlnit Program I commission In the fulfillment of t
Notwithstanding other a tiractinrf ('th h . 1Foru'ttu0. h`,-sotatlonhe
,her". was n gond nudlenee at the
ing of the Central Hone and $rhrw,l. that Itgbts be -Installed at the east
Club on Tnesdar evening• in the al Ief Victoria Pnrk. uh
sans of thee ----•.,-- Aire. - -
"Maple Crest Farm," the o
arta 1 home n
+ie f r.
and ,
Mrs
Itrett
M
L• Fergus, i 4.I ,rt•tt•
, In•Yl , r of the
groom, when Mr.. Eva Hart of!'!'rru-
ldn was united in marriage to Mr.
'Ilarry•Clemacritx of Goderich. Rev. It.
et., E. Large. baa tar of Melville United
,cferlan' chaste}. Fergus, performed the v • •.
lir .held vete,.
otteml nateiy tut feet higher
ar ago.
The, Sarnia Bridge Cr
r soled antromMlny of t he t.
f for the erertlon the •,
r acture of ,teal for the new went. ( 11
e'er in the third t.rtlon of fhe (and- ti
Iota elevator. TMs' work is tinder i 11
ny at present. The ,,...tractors for''1
P yew eleratOr AARP; expect to co e
Me the foundation- w•erk within ttpc , e"(
at week or two.
ninny. 1'romi,tic at 4 O'-tAck the i.
cal row- bridal party entred the parlor, taking
ptiri11o11 their place under a large white hell
e lake .•nspe•a,)P,l from the ceiling b peach
i v:
as the `. o
And white streamers nod carn:rtitne.
Imp. Tare bride 1tekea (+arming in in Ir.we
1'ii)1*'d:of peach georgette trimmedd-w(h .
„sou as v„• leads with sh'u?t and she•kiuc.• r•
cud. match. Site worn A-yandean of rh '
l•..nlnnship with G,sl pr.ne„t to le
e}}}ase wow apgw,iuled tv present the; tl
whisk• eptrp.ilon t,, e1•e •
run Presbytery. sf
Arraugetuentts were welt. for the! to
.._calling ,.f 1'resby'tery at a ,eieoial sees- 1 er
shim to e,taeider the new ry11111 bow,: i h
.and orders for .the char h. 11 Was
unauIWuusly agreed' t., neeept the In- l ld
-eltatiun of Auburn I nitt.l,t•hurch fur' nee
every targe in flu -r '
ob'Printin
First-class work at reasonable
prices. Call The Signa} when yeu
want a job of printing well done.
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1'1)E It:\.tl. PRINTING co. 11311'1TEIt, 1'ubfiarer,
REV. M. C. PARR SPEAKS
TO ODDFELLOWS!
Huron Ledge .attend. \ ieturyl Street
('nit(+tl ('hureli
rout Sunday morning Huron lenige
No. 62, 1.1►.O.F".. held its annual church
parade. Atwut sixty naenth,crs or the
ttrdcr Net at the (hidfellowd 11x11 and
(paraded in s trolly to Victoria street
Pulled church.
The paster. Rev. Sl. e'. Parr, woe itt
the pulpit. and preached an insplriug
sermon, 1.king•as his subject ••Fellow-
ship in Action." Ills text a•:w lamed
on a phrase in Genesis 16:13 -Thou:
God, sees} me."
"Oeh ,
(fell res
h! 1 n
pia full f .rymlwdt.nll,
fill of which is rleh Mel splritaaliy
suggestive, and In thiukiag over this
fact 1 have coxae to the cunclWh
that the 'A11.reeing Eye' it a (tui
mental fact of Odclfelluwshlp,"
the speaker W opening' his diw•nu
DEPARTING BANK
MANAGER HONORED
AT FAREWELL EVENT
Mr. E. Y. Leaslie Dined and
"Caned" at Hotel Bedford
on Monday Evening
.\ skit net
t iu heuur of Mr. E. 3. Lc.r
lie, for the past n,ue year, manager of
the luteal branch of the batik of Mau
tree!. •u, wh
u is
being promoted . d r( muted to the
W:uuiger,hip of the bratcit at Brock-
%illc•. w:t, giscu, a: Motel Redford on
auda) eta -tang and was attPaded by
to i ubuut ,sixty of the Mistime. tusk pro
da.; ft-neonaI nem of the Iowa. bar. 1...,w
said Inc as the "treat! bunker' Ithr hank
"!f a roan analyxettr 1114 eona•f 1..._.
*earaches the Scripture - std aecep
modern ...dentine m11ehrsl.ns• ler ee
to bel; eve that (;cal ie eterl%the
IAtit hoard for a number of ye•urs he roto
Ise. of. Montreal sorrylug the curlstrutiou
as, accuuul a has had nitituate relatitns
ttIatilt the t"wn cuuu.'JI aid tit it. '113
two eels),; as tnt•tuter.e'ef the Aleifttntra
rr, ilwsllltlt.:isuu,1 and treasurer of the
?pec alit and dynatnicall, It a u
mem- the avenues of his being. to t
Ono.:plreoenee A? I
I tr.w• th In go hapten: F1re,t itng
llrudu,
1e Iahmw'If the ldgbest' type of ch
, err, Tills is /oceans(' 1iing iu eO
We Kited. %dine,( service to :nn important
ud iu.1iralti51). and Ou tither resgis4s he
-ruwit hintretf an excellelit vitt-
14.0. and his friends awl aasm•iatet
ur 1''„11'd uta allow' 1'111, t.• de•pkirt from the
11 It/Wit without giciu;; sono cxprevsuap
nd e f Uo•1r u'_ard for him.
or 111 exrelk'nt rhickett dirtier puts
.,' sewed by she matiagt•tueui tf Ihr Be+,
tad tit its equclusion Mayer
r SIaeF:wan. win presided, gave a relieved
,ng iu which 'lw spoke with a1N'rriat,on
be .'f al r. Low -lie's ma'fa,lces in the coin -
timidly i timidly 'during- hit residenk(- in thug
ig ; town. air. It• slie, he sold, wits leaiiuk
at la lot of good friend: In Gudcrieh, :and
cw though the% regretted his delwrture
ut then wished his all eatrtees in ,.,e
In new' les•atinn. •
Ail Brier addresses were (teen also by
.1''•' c'h'illy$ and carried a bouquet. ,d' wtsl
1'':,1 to teeters and hyacinth and maidenhair i
deri,b• fern. Thi, arcate ww
aou1t1 bother, by his
f Mr. John L. ("lemons of Ar
flmr. white 31rs. Joint 1.. Clemente.
hurch, gowned in mid .ilk crepe, -noted as
t.•iieer tumid of honor. 'After the .-ignln, u1
raising the register n dnints- srrildicg appear
(1 if 'i.. sus sen'ed: later the ha;.mr (ample
at this heft by motor for their home at (;ode
Pom+3ng 'erleh. the bride ti•_1reliif g 111 a drew.
"f cameo blue and sand tailored coat
and hleek.mohalr hat.
the next meeting of Presbytery. There.
were lee representatives frwn the ! nn
thirty-nine charges present. .1 rteer.J
attendaute• showed ever
t'epteet•uted by both minister and
w11
nom pail
yial MeetingT-
Liasioa-
aryhsociety Presbyterial
uwetetingle the
Jams Street United church, with au
attendance of about 4W Mrs. J. E. hat
Bugg, of Clinton, provided. ;test
After as opening m rvif a by the
• Thames !toad auxiliary, the welcoming sir
addrea6 *as given by Mrs. (Rev.) U.'flets
bier n vish, of >Zxeter. ' Then followed
• the run call, wawa! ,ehowed irl auxtl-
groups, 32 Mie -
- Mon hands. seve'u Baty Bands total-
ling 124 erganiuttions. Then folJuw•td
*O0.• very cu,satraging repine:. from 'The
different secretaries, showing prugresee I "1'a
along carry line, after which the 1,•Inws
treasurer rep,rteel receipts totalling;
$r
I cbnr
Ile,. 1.r. 1larnhy. of i:iyth. brought low's
greetings from 11ie i're.hytery. }"pis
The Afternoon 14'Waitu wag npetled i to tae
1', the 1)ensall auxiliary, full.w'ed leygs"n:
e question drawer eousia -ted by Mr(. rlaeer
I.aae. of $eaf.trth• it
al r. Gi;clirlat, IuPlw
of St. Catharines, 1111,1 M)sa Jeanie
Weir, of India, were the .speakers of
the afternoon.
}►}time were eketed RA fullness:
Post pnwld(•nt, Mrs. J. E. Hogg. Clin-
ton; pre,ldetat Sirs Mollard. Exeter; cls'
first vier—president. Mrs. Thoma,. GI1. I favor
*un
I
Some gond 'strings or herring have
N'P
n t the
rth side of 'y the•"harbt r lthis ine aweek
.
The water in becoming clearer and it
1 not be long now before the perch
1 be tilting. •
CHURCH NOTES
J. )1. Smith. of Hamilto
e charge of the sert•b•es :it tt
church next Sunday.
►n Snndny, May 19th, Victoria
ev't ratted ehureh will '•?let rate Its
Ala* aniItla- .ary. ¶1... ,sl,eake-
at Iw'th ,e•rvle.es will 11e Rev. J. W.
Halley, of pry Ont., a former les,
}or of $k
/terriers• pest atmdac- 1, II, hull
street rutted 'church :,r the ants!
hours. Sermon subjecto• 11
Preaenc•e of ('hrist ;" 7
11ing and remitter." Fello
In '1.44. $iii4(ay school 3
rt-i,,,s 'at Ntrtl, street
'•h next Siuut:y will }k• a
111 a.m.. Men's Sweets 1
".\rc you a 'Salty' chits
intr"dueed by Sir: A. N. R
also Miselsn hand and folio
. 11 a.m., sacrament of the 1
r and retept)'n of new
atlwArk agtl11wt stn. 111 the wlwo
e'4ee.' it pr'slIo - , , ial3 . .inn r
any mail more, r.1m1K
/mama thee Jesus', II • - „'ii,i •
the blind. the leper, the ;s,ralytie,
.•er rle.rtlt easter it fami'y w1Y;.rttt inn" help. Tht r.)ty, It gives as uatn t
¢rent...,3 pw'salhle lwoafart. The her
iw+f thing to orereione 111 doing o h
thin_ tr a hin Is right I. fear •'f w•h
entitle will way. -The tn:rn who'1h•
and 1:*(aori; ander 11.• ;nepr'•s.Lot* 111
Gad'• ;t ll.ee•kn¢-eye ;t t"ser npw.h hi
,As' the•
't•oplc'.t Address by Res'. J. N, H. Wilt t
chureh .it the meeting of the 1\:e+tmluster
terary (lulhl of Knox church n.. TitPwJny ii
f Miss evening. Rev. J. N. D. Gilts, rector of 11
derenn St. elearge•'0 church.. gave his lactone 11
m was on -The Eighth Mormon Temple of the s
re, tar World." The lecture was iliustrnted
tering- with a nntnber of lantern elides lchieIi
I.. L. aided materially !u presenting' the fern- a
tel Id. tures of the wonderful temple w•hie1,
n' adv. ha+ bee erech•d in the Ii t
c„rut••rr. and w•h
of Ile(. J. N. if. Mills. who „p'ke of 1(r.
to' 1•t^sik•'.e connection with St. Gwrrge'e
c ehurt•11, Mr. G. L. Parsons, president
,) of the hospital hoard Messrs*. A. J
xrq.h• %lit easy or mai dee•s 11
urt lllil( 'rte sneaker mew on
sty that ••w herr aka, See vm p.rewfucin
Oe i•lu(rn••t.'re. doing great drrdw an
Tint; **newly. they el! en. felIoa
hip in action.•'
70 ennrlpeinn Mr. Parr .a;'1 that tl
o.'d feattrmeof secret-'s-ietie, shout
l,e .•heerfully and Mourn ;gingly ardent
ed. The principles of 'met ordr
re honorable and virtuous and the
area mighty power In the larr(1 fi
good nhen members lire a,+ under t
.Ill -.•ring Eye atahtai aid and weir
en}rtmehr are offered In the lodge
and )•('*idea hrotherly lore and mute
bail).talnet,r setter-vt•-talwf are tenet
stn.+ fl industry• fnithfniteee hat
este. temperance and natality
Thr ebotr''nf the chire•It'under th
es eon of air, !leery Marker rent
red art anthers Mr-. 111e•v. a 1':r
lig n wad", "My Task." mei M
' MacKay and 11. if. Reid of the )tank
-taf t'r'nimen•e and Mr. F. R. narrow.
tP'+adicitur for the Intik of Montreal. (I.
el behalf Uf the gathering Mr. A. J.
rKay ptescnted Mr: Lesslie with it
s;band.me cane, suitably engraved.
Nr. Jwwslie replied in tilling terms,
,r '}waking of the pIPAean1 asa.m•lattoni
h,• be had enjoyed iu GodpHrh and ec-
il Pressing his warm appreciation of the
gift and of fbe goodwill which had
been extended to him- ile *aid he had
u. iio intention- et forgetting •iGud.tfr
and he hoped to he tack herr; from
time to time to renew his ttt•,luahtt•
with the town.
At the canal tsi"1 of tris address the.
gathering ruse and snug w'1111 hearts
rr' nags ,.For lie's a Jeily (hand Fellow
Mr
('arrlsten, •: Iherta. !1}1,1. }the Need of
"wen year. trntt,le was
in nallding and coat n
y mi; on dollars for material alone, the
banal., work twine given gratin by the Mor.
tae Mer- mot, permit.. Mr. -Mills was fortnnete
ado ell In i•IAttgail.. to go throrrah the temp{}'
ae.3,III s act 14 Was dedicated: it ;w nowt
d b all taceept members of the
tanley %form. faith In the eonroe
e hal- addr.se• Mr. Mitis let in sante light
fillet." Boon the prineeden and praetiv'., a,r dl
munity +'Mnrrnenism, which 1 •
r n- es , ne :w
1 1P dcw•rliwe 1
J essentially- materialise,. religion. one "•
not ren leole,.. ._ -
eorge lam finnan sang -Pm a Chit.
the Kiang"
.ere. ,i p.m., Bible cities. Ev
worship at 7 p.m.
The rengregatio' of North
1'n1ted church bad the please
Aunday evening of hearing Mrs.
' r Kelly. of Ii.tro•
Wroxeter; second vice-president, °fang
Mrs. Yea forth; third wkej,roi.
dent, Mre. Wightrnan, Blyth; fourth
rice•-prrtiden1. Mrs. Anthony. Thames
Road; red,rding Se•retary. Miss ('on-
eitt, 'fennel; rorrespt'nding tteeretary. I e'k
Mrs. (;ardiner, Clinton; trea,n(ttr,
?Mr a
Mrs, Greer, W'ingham; C.(;.J.T. (erre-1
tart'. Mrs, Davidson, W'ingiwm - y"tug j sir
people's secretary. Mrs. -
1433*
street
re on
Ilarel
Ice f;oderMh sin'er,' formerly a
the talo, "Go,l k alts. Kelly
A11 Tears,' Shall Mips. away
(tart in the and Also took the solo
cluarmin Anthem. Ilpr cairn Is am
R as ever. She And Mr. Kelly
and thele ,voting Son. Teddy, spent the
we er! on a refit to her parents.
nd Mrs(. E. C. Keleher.
TY YEARS A
BASEBALL PLAYER;
St. Q. H. Williams Ilonored
Petoskey ('lob by
Old friends *111 he interested in
hearing of Mr. $t. Quentin ("Qin")
Williams. member of s former we►1-
knowe family of Dunlap and a student
of (;tslerieh High School 1n the '.Wee,
who far ninny yearn' has been on the
p,stoffiee stuff at Pte. -eery. Mich. The
Petrrskey New* in its sports eoltttnns
a few' days ago had the following re-
ference to Mr. Williams:
"St. Q. W1RIams, member of the
Petoskey Jw,stnffkr etnff, and (arae rf
the enrhuslantie members of the Pete..
y Wide indoor haartaln'Krone.
pored $aturtMy night by his
hall players. in celebration of
eth Newhall moisten. Mr. Wil-
w'AS presented with n beautiful
vela trophy cap s',thrhly let -
The presentation WAR matte
fore the opening of the I'etos-
nd Reptile indoor game at the
100) gymnasium.
W'11llanta began his hinee,all
days When Inst twelve -_ _
1, Cen-
tralia; ehildretes teeretary, Mrs. Seco -
hie, fielgreve; associated helper,: see-
etary. Connor, Kneen; oftipply
secretary. Mrs. Venner. (linen]; at.-
siatant supra). secretary. Mrs. Azotrew.
weeretory; Mrs, tenon. f 'Tinton ; arran-
gers' secretary. Sirs Ilremner. Brute -
field ; literature steeretary. Mrs. South
eott. Exeter; prefix 'secretary, Iftio, A.
!Aare:tee. Sea fort h ; temper/ince Rec.
wary, Mrs. Colborne, Goderieh; with -
key Cit
These from Gerierleh who attendesi Wax ete
e. Clorke. Rev. M. Parr, Rev. J. hitt fife
es Ford and Nfovers. W. M. Knight, W. Hams
while the follea•ing ladiro attended the tens!.
garet Rettertnon. Mem Emilie fin- playing
Norte!, Mims farrier- ltrottertetn. Mies indoor
Mary !towel!, Mre W. Rivers, Mrs. the last
MM. Mrs. 1f1111t. .1.111110.4011. NIri. I.. active In
(lineman. Mrs. .1rthur Curry, here. If
mare tea
quire th
Ing of Henry Ton nt the home of him
The Late Henry Tell. --In the tonna-
pitching
neePRAAry
brother, Fred Toll. sr.. RilSt WAWA- the ,P1n,
DOA. Aprll 10th, there is, removed tven"i Pln
another of the older residents of this ;:erliterlt,Phlee
section. 7/0(1410141 wnts horn on May
12, the oldest of a family of fire. l2ilt !him
of whom only two remain. Fred. Toll, ara tue
and a Mister. Mut Kellerman. of Intsh- t.,J18783e411,1a8
wood. • The late deceased WAR married
• in Ntravember, 1.011, lin Nes. Marin The 'el
Illaelchrongh. who died on April 17„VI'llliallke
1912. The late Mr. Toll WAR employed ,e4"htliti a
during his whole 111, in farming. M. finP"
end obliging neighben and friend. The
funeral took plate on April icith; the Theme?,
service beng romineted hy Hoe. W. ft. 1114' mime
Alp, of Auburn, amisitsad by Ker. Dr .1m•IYI
narphi. of Myth, followed hy inter- in 14"t
agent In the 17nlort cemetery. The
pallhearefw were MA IllaPhAIAR Fred.
Marlon. Roy. horn. and Ernie Toll
SUM Tred Jackson.
a slip nf the reporter', pen,
of the oniperintendent of the
• tool as Mrs.. Robert
Johnston. 11 Is Mr.. George Jebnaton
whn Is In charge of the work and who
dift so mneh to make the recent medal
(mete.* on greet a success'.
/0111/re ill any high sense. of
. th Thomson presided for thp
nue part of th.. meeeng. the choir be-
ing taken by Mr St. 1. Croft for 51,,
remainder of the prodrun. Instro-
„, 0r114,tuhtli this week. delighted ,the etth ;'8,.
owed 1
lien '
1•11111- / BOWLING ALLEYS -1,;
Man Itrowned
Svo,W of the eanartian
•edxiog Creep/toy.. which woe Witt,:
.1114, Grate. mysterioney
he Erie twe east .d' Port
lip. oil from *wend Intim: 'tear
at,,p p.m. on Friday. the life
rio_ , at the Royal bowling alleys tin Nee, In„
Irelri• r. P. Menet with a tally of 1290 1.111
ena I f2SPIN,071wfli: prize.. The results at ere a. an,
4.41 , A mixt.,1 .1 onnle., ,,,nres/ u,i. III•1 ,,iiill
' Miss Martino flusvory, L. I, Knee 115t two
to ;MIRA If. Tobin, r, Gent Peet
ar 'Mete M. Farrow. F. Santelern1074
Parsene through Mimeo, the ehair
were a few Rene. of fondness to be Me -
poised of
decided to en 1
It was decided to se I two of the
• n very pleasing boitelw at the powerhotme for $50
reetion of Mr. n Major.
41.41.1100r _f give one to the town emme/1 for Inle
” cemetery am a standpipe.
mire an exhibition ors the manner in
which At the previous meet/ Mrs
•
A..perate p-oarch with three :logs
ch may be pinned underneath the
roam:items nen, being made this
Mug to take tire- with all
genii: equipment 'to the spot (hi -
nine and. if neplesory, to remain.
ed edit reek externem) fr ..... tite
And ship canal.
aong by learned: first,
the Attaining pf the rheteee.therr-the
mune. by note. and firefly the worfik.
After the method hod thus been eleorly
ehown. the (-laser sang 11 ;omit, of 141"'
lighted the audienee. 11 any dente
had been entertained liy Anyone prrvo-
ent of the advantage nr the prnetrea-
that doubt net* hove been effeetually
quieted hy the manner in whieh the
pupils acquitted themselves
Quartette exiled forth a determined
eneore. after which Printer*, Sharman
spoke vrith appterfatInn of the work
of the quartette. two of whose noon -
hers were formerly perolla of Ciente,/
wheel. Nflet Eiffel Horner. the apreker
of the erenine. fere n graphic. /toeing
of her experfenees In the Dardsh see-
tlement at NPR Lake, in Northern On -
Men. Her deseriptions ef the settle
went In the forest. the rob) eeperei
femme the wild er.en. the in
*fr(Ilrele fa make tt Rummel of their
the community (entre. and the pupils.
with their eiteern.•
eorrespondence from
Provineial Board of Health with
gard to improper 'eperation of
chlorinating equlptnent awe Wesel
nod was referred to the superintend
with forget instructions to tory t
the men at the plant ingpect t
chlorinating equipment regularly ev
hour and keep It in first -else. tenni
r•ondition at all thnes.
regarding hls request fog rebnte
his eleetrie hill, and objeetf
bPell I1SP ft test was rot
the I MIS* At Nairn. F. Martin Wit
re; Mis.n D. Marshall. .1. NfeConnell,1030
ted, MIse J. Drennan, J. Johnston.— 799
hat i One game took plate In the belief,'
he' league the past week. On Wednesday -
err evening of last week Nighthawks won
nii two grimes from 'RupersilkA roe
Nighthawks Mrs.. W. F. Smolder?. had
r.. the high SPOrf. for three gamre 44:1.
on !And Nfrs. K. Norte/ with 207 hod the
og f, best single swore. Mega Ginn %%eh
'scores of .57s1 and 223 wax hest for
Ladles. League Standing
Won leaf
1,avenfier (girls 19 11
a_ Nighthowee
Bine Streaks . 15 12
In I
n before
the transformer was replaced by a new
one. wee laid over for further enn-
The proposal nf the Goderich
Planing sills to rover the roof of the
anhetation building ter the
. WAS Seeepted. 0011311311
Winn to he elven fl tifteen-year guar*
tee on the roof.
BRIEFS
t'apt. M. ROI n0.1 Lieut. Menowen,
Salvation Army oeleern ntationed fit
Aylmer. have been oppeinted to enni-
rannitione were heard with deep In, The ,permnnent green., at flie MnIt•
retest hy hor orolience. Tier dierferfp.. hind Golf Chth course wEl hi. ready
?Ion of rbrettmos in the eettlement for playing on Satorday in the* week.
trim prartienlarty tonehIng. At the Mr. J. Flange, who has been re-engaged
erose of her arbirenn a vote of teanea an "peel- for the 19211 "enson. Arrived
wee Mowed br mr. e. K. tanoodoty. In town title week.
seconded hy Mr. W. n. ItarErran, and At a meeting of the anderleh Cen•
heartily approved hy the andienee. tenni/if committee. held' on T
Mrs /fanner and Miss Vera Elliott
then give n Mann duet In their usu.)!
delightful style.
.4t the elrae of the prormsm the so-
cial envnthIttee of the firth nerved rot-
frentomente while the member" had an
opportnnity to heroine aermainted with
one another.
it woe remerked that It testi i real
Central nehnol evening. *nee with two
nr three exceptions thew- who took
part In the prnerom 'erre either mink
nr ex./an/dip/ of the old Atehool.
the memorial pillare mf 1/10
rond And to ()Main the plaques, with
aultable Intoeriptions. for theme pillars
e ralrn In 'Mese Park.
The anh-exeentive of tho women',
InatItnte for the district or west 71n -
eon met st the home of the president.
Mrs+. R. T. Phillips of Nosier/ch. on
Saturday afternoon. Preliminary ar-
anneal conventIon which ia to be held
At Londeobnro' In June.
• 1'nning the evening eontrfbnUone
were made to the program by Mr. t.
c:. )teynuhte. who re•ited 'The Scotch-
mrut's Troyer." and lay Mr. ('has
Monk ins eta) Sir. G. 1.. I'ar.wms to
C.,..•A1 solos, Sir. Menkins,- wt,., 1111, re-
• ''senfty hevollie a rew)dpu1 of coast -Iola,
°tag •.tan the -toad, Iq SLua'LNa,r” turd -
- r.4mmy Ln.l" in fine vols 5!r. 1'. ;\,
it. %Vilkh:w.n played the a''ampnni.
meals for bar. Metekiiui Amt aL-u. pre-
sidiol nt the piano tor' the eomtnuu.ty
ringing fe-d by Mr. .1. • F'. Sturdy.
• Hegret was expres.4',) at 11,.' : houticr
11,rtngh iNnr•ws tf Mr. ('. %Variets. to
w11tm credit it ,lac d.r a large port of
the murk, of alrrnhging the event. The
menn'vr s t-urtpintai m itnuls't' of meat
••hits" nt chi. bank rem fraternity. And
.Irving the evening the guest of the
P11•ni'u:-Atld the other banker, torment
eerelle suit es's rf *ant. pdlatsnnfriw.
gi ren And taken In we'd humor. wbleY
helped to make the event one that will
long
be remembered:
Sl r. and Mrs. Iwtswllr and ehildrnn
left today for Hu^r IOW hump at
Brockville. Mr. 11 .'. Wtuateley, who
snivel -11s Mr. lewdie. arr)eetl this week
to ussmm hw duller. :,s naonag,.r of the
Rank hire.
THE ELEVATOR BYLAW
The vote on the bylaw to grant a fixed assessment to the
floderieh Elevator and Transit Co., -Limited; on the new'ans-
nes will be taken on Friday, :Way 10th, and it is hoped the
ratepayer'? will give the ph;posal their hearty endorsation.
It is hardly necessary to strerrir the importanee of the (Aerator
- interests to the town of (loilerieh: if there ix thing more
than everything else to whieh our people look for the future
growth 11,1•1 prosperity or oar town it is the (level/opulent of
business at the waterfront, and in this develOpment the im-
mense grain transhipment business of the tloilerieh Elevator
and Transit Co. is the prime faetor. Everything. then. that
eotivertis the Elevator Company's interests is of isoneerti
the town as a whole.
Three goatee- in the Metr's league Sonic of the Poeta to he given consideration by the votere
gloats took two mat of three climes
. from Whizz Wangs. ror Originals ft
L. 1.11iyd with 732 for three amen
( . hnpman with 200 for single
game vrere beet, The /roiling scorer
for Whixx Mango was ff. Met:111re Met
2ros. Lion* rho, defetsted
fain. In two oast of three games Ili 1 i
rerg: Llona, F, Martha fret and 1
257; King Pine AfneViear 740 and 1
300 'Ile Greens proved eat good Pit
Whiles flange winning two mit of
three gami.w. Iligh scorers; Go flet- ,
Whims firings. if. Mrsinire 744 and
1274
Men's famine Standlon
Originnle Won forret
12
fie Getter,' 13
Whim Bono 10
King Pin* 5
I The Compony ham opernted miciens through the ptlint is said to be well
hilly fimierich for the last thirt •- 'titer $100,000.
yedts, and during (tint time has Merril:into,- machine shops And other
eXpetided ST:10,111Ill I ill pfant construe- notitetrie• or fowl) benefit very
inert Thie year an additional amoutt mnterially (rent the grain train,
of $350,000 wit/ Ire expended in the through the port.
emostructlett .tr the new unit and the Thl• C.11111)10115 '14 ferment tax payment
equipment In the present plant. 1,4,000 anional/y. amt aith the arta,
The operation of the flentionny'S Monet sehool ins to he pan/ on the 'AMC
vritot4 gives employment to thirty 11101W tinder ,aai.tructIon. and for which
men en the permanent nrnrt,. as Well; the bylaw In itr)* submitted to the
as to twenty grain trimmerst , ettepotyern. the Company'. normal lee
loading •of vessels. in addition the !payment wilt ho ineretwed to atawatI-
Manalling of Oda grain from the elf.- mately $10,000. •
voter.' germ employment to many ' The bylaw require% for passing
ralla ay' men The annual pafr•oll ?R., thirds vote ro• iroole W1111 go Lc) the
all concerned in handbag grill,' Poll.,
The passing of the bylaw by a strong vote will demon-
strate to all observers that the people of OnsieriCh are deter-
mined to stand by the industries that are building up the
Remember the date- Friday, May 1C/th—and do your
part.
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En? a quick. cigar, flatfeet tinting or
dysaing Job, jest try MaTtene SNIP
Your druggist bait it.
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