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BUY AT HO M E
What are you doing for the community
that is doing so much for you? You, can
help some by buying everything you need
in your own home town. Revel the ad-
vertiscint me in The Signal and shop where
you are invited to shop. •
ADVERTISING
Succeasful business men today ate
building their business on a basis of truth-
ful but aggressive advertising. It makes new
1'urtonters and keeps old easterners eatistie,l.
eete
TAX RATE STRUCK
AT HALF -MILL LESS
THAN LAST YEAR'S
Town Council Paws Fourteen
Bylaws for Construction of
Cement Sidewalks
'Pte town council has adopted the
estimates for the year and has struck
the tax rate at 49 tpi14. This businene lug and the co
was tompletel at an adjourned meet- by teat yen's ext,
ing ou Tuesday errniti4;hits" regular It waw deal to
meeting being held on Friday night. grouper, wit i t ne Ree
All the members were present on elute lu nue group an
Friday night except Councillor Sproul. t0 form the other gr.
Tlw
report of tie sexton of Mattlanel
cemetrry shooed seveu interment. in
the *south of May.
A letter from the Magna Cherie Are
srciatlou of Minneapolis wltb regard won last year by the
to the observant* at Magna Charts and ('ougtre Club.
__ Vey we; r-ferr t to the especial cow-
mittee.
Applications for hullding permit., as
fulowu were referred to the pre com-
mitter: Geo. Johnston, repairs to gar-
age. Kiugrtou serve; W. J. l.umby, peer president; J. ('.. Greig o
keeling dwelling. St. iavid's street: forth, rie-president; ll: D, Mooy
Willard Gralvelle, garage. ('ambrie t;o eriti. secretary -treasurer: It:,
road; Miss Haldane. shingling dwell- Scvage of [Jemmy!, Jas. IN,attl%ou o
lug, ('aleelnuiw Terre*: ('o1In Patter- Godericb. N. A. Doubt of Hanover and
son, shingling dwelling. t;I ester fir. P. J. Me('ue of Wulkerton, ezecu
Terru,r: Wm. linilliey, shingling the.-
dwellieg. tent -bee Wert • J. C. Bewail, � � [ 1T►e• first games to he played 7e:
shingtie. dwriling, Fosse street; Jew Group 1 -Listowel vs. Seaforth, to be
Knight. perch on elwelling. Wr11haR- played iq ieetowel; (;roup 2-Han-
rn street : Minnie Beguile, rWngling over v.. Kincardine. to tw placed +u
d 'ening. Wright street y Wow A1114' M Kliwrdtne. All group games must he
moo. gonge„Ettwt street; Oswald playyee�d by September 1 and trophy
shingling dwelling, Nelsen waf eo by September 15.
John Sturdy, :shingling dwell- • Uu d Cop Cerara,eIitI.0
lir street ; Rich. Bresnan, The following thirty-two turned in
H. G. WRIGHT HEADS
GOLF ASSOCIATION
w Man Chief of Perth.
Huron and Brute League
The second annual meeting of the
Isert1 . e1uroi end d Bru a Golf League
was (held 1Veslue..lay, June 5. in the
clubhouse of the Walkerton Golf and
ouutry Club, with represeutatlres
in the alx clubs entered in the
gee. namely: Listowel. Maitland
of eoeericle t}eaforth, Hanover, Kis -
earlier and alkertun. J. A. Schizo
lett' of Lieto •el, president of 102/l.
presided.
The minutes of the last annual meet-
tutlon as drawn up
*ice were adopted.
lay agaiu in two
three meutioued
the latter titres
Each group
e matches
to a team.
set for the
which was
Inc Golf
will play home emit
with ten resident Iaye
and group winners will
wW, .A. Johnstone tr thy,
Inc
The following ofileeles wer
for the ensuing year: W. A
stone of Listowel, honorary pr
H. G. Wright of Kincardine.
dent: J. A. Schinlelu of List
elected
John-
ideut;
wesl-
wel,
a -
f
An
Gln
et reet
ing, N
ahittglin reran 1. . eleon street ;
Jervis W , re -adding dwelling. Cam-
bria rood; 'has. Fisher, Hating dwell- t
ing. Trafalghr street.
i'trtiti'•nse' re received for (meet
wltlrwalks on w,uth aide of Motet --
me suet. from\lembria to Maitland
toad ; south 11416 of Napier ferret.,
from Victoria to (' brim. These pets- 1
tions being certified ,to be sulM•iently
soignee itrltnletioiso ware given for tin
preparation of eons( ion bylaws,.
Petitions her nod ollli as follows.
were presented: Elgin ay ue, Victoria
to Waterloo; Newgate strep*, Cambria
to Albert; Brock street, Victoria to
Cambria ; Nehru street, Vieterla t0
the lowest *worm lu the qualifying
round for the Lloyd cup competition of
be Maitland Golf Club and thereby
are eligih}e to play. The draw re -
wt ed *1 flows:
Jas. Ii Reynolds 14 -Dr. A. H.
Mat kola 21.
A. C. Campton 11 --Charles Yaftel
R. s
E. re Brown 19-W. A. Coulthurat
1 14.
C. F Chapman 12 -Dr.' J. A. Gra-
ham 15.
R. J. N. Campeau 111-F. R. Dar-
row 22.
W. F. Randers 17'--A J.
14.
at Ltghtheese Print; Tark street. le -
totem to lhmeria; Deere and 1.1 t-
hou* tempts. Wellesley to Norfolk
Qut-t.- street. Waterloo to Welling-
ton; Trafalgar street. Cambria to Vle-
• torts; Elgin avenue, Waterloo to
'elliogton.
These were referred to the ta►blic
works committee for a report on these
and any other greets that /should be
treated.
An apglfeetlon from F. H. Wesel foot
renewal of his poolroom Branae was
referred to the epeeist committee.
A letter from Mrs Jess. EIiloli,; aek-
1ng that only a portion of the streets
anomie her property on ,Coboiii apt
h Neves IA IM use *reef.
[ to oiled.. was
re-
ferred 111 he public wn
1 t put Inc rk/s eeommattee.
A regimen. frr.m Andrew Porter and
P. F. Carey- for the trimming of the
tree. to Church Onset was referred
jointly to the public works and larks
e•omm i t t eel.
An applleatiwn from MIs Motet
Sharman for permission o erect a
tonrLS sign of the corner of St. loss:hes
street aml Cambria *Id was referrel
to the public work* committee with
power 10 act.
A resilient for two weeks' holidayo
each fcrr ('hlef Pottlelethwalte and
tlergt. Rope was referred to the special
committee.
An application form Metres. Mac -
))wan k Tetbbntt for permtauton to M-
etall a gasoline tank on Victoria
street wail rnterr
M t0 the public worts
committee.
A communication from the (Ontario
Municipal Aesw«•iatinn with reference
to the Rennet ront•entton at Toronto nn
August 2S. 29 and 30 was referral 10
the .-i
I 1 committee.
n m
mittee.
«1
A letter from the F,rleral i
1
E!fk
rt -
mer of Public Works sterni that the
Department would attend to the mat-
ter of flips* Irl the gap in the wall te-
tween the. prers-lt contract work and
the C. 1'. It. .lief, to resent.
A ..•mmunieat ion from the Western
ckntnrio United Boards of Trade te-
Karol ing the annum eon nvenlion at
hoodoo on .Inn,- 14I.h and lath w'ax re-
ferred the .pt•'.1 committee.
A coi�an 1 Whoa fmm Thi Toropto
Ma 11 nal Empire• with ref,renee to a
epeclal tourl,t esllrion w•am referred
to the eciecin1 committee.
A commnnleatIon front the C 1'. R.
agent. elating that there woni.; he no
objection to the enation of a teran•
elan a1 the weal (•1111 of th. C 1' R.
freight shed. ens went. to the water,
light and harbor committee.
Another letter from the Department
of Nati.mal ik-fence with regent 10
the proposed rifle rimer war Mid neer
to the next enacting of the Connell, and
In the meantime IMpnty Reeve Cral-
gie is to Interview the people In the
neightw nh/«al of the propwwelt Ate.
A communication waw retorted frim
the Toronto General Trusts Corpora-
tion with restive,' to the council's. ob-
jection to the remote of three per rent.
for handling the (metre) West Shore
Redo -sly rondo. The ('corpwerition
hnlll4 flint the ...barge is R fair and
relamlahle one.
The mance te'tdnl to take the 'wet-
ter up with the ontarie Rahway and
Mnnieipel BARN'.
A communication from the Brsnt•
fool city e'rmneil. asking *hitt the
Prnvlhrlal Government be petitioned
to include' in the anneal antntnohtle
ileeense fee an amonnt ne'essfiry to
Incur. every ear owner carrying .rare
per•mnnwl liability Iteolranee. was read
and referred to the ea -eclat committee.
(Ooatlnued on page 8)
The News's
RSDAY' JUNE 13, 1929
the Town
Merrett -Needle
The marriage took plat* In the
United church at Swan Lake. Mani-
toba, on Juue 1st, of Violet Katharine
Alice, youngest daughter of the late
Mr. and Mex J. D. Xeelin of Portage
la Prairie, to Dr. Joseph i'aul Volk -
rid Merrett, eldest sou of Mr. awl
Mr'. Joseph Merrett of Sien•e street.
11'inulp cg. The , bridegroom's inn(her
PERSO
Mrs. eau, from Branner
daughters. .
Mr. and M.
, Creek,
. this swell.
•tie
Meas former) Mie Man SalkelA, a
Alter of Mr. harry I.. Salkeld, *rear 1 Mt. aft
urer of (:cde•rich township. 1
Baseball League Organized
At a meeting of repre-t tires of
Stratford. 4'lintuu and Goole •h base-
ball Clubs held at Clintono \londac
evening. a league to Iw known as the
Huron and Perth Bae.eball .\mut1i-
tlon w'is orgnnized. **flyers were
elected as follows: Honorary presi-
dent. Dr. J. W. Shaw. Clinton; presi-
dent. E. L. Dean, Goderi.h : eke -
president's Norman Seigel, strwtfurd;
Tdomas Jlaeklna. Clinton: W. J.
Buchanan, Gnderlch: secrete ry•treaa-
arer, D. Thorbdfbe, Clinton. The vie
presidents will be the exe.ut.'c com-
mittee. At present the League will
ire composed of three teanw: Stratford,
Linton and Goderteb. A siugle eche-
le w rD
rawn a• fellows:
d u
nue 114--tttratfnr l ■t Goderich
" 28 -Clinton at Stratford.
28-ca.lertch at Clinton.
11-Goderl'h at Stratford. •
Detroit,
and M. A. J -
end.
1
Mr. ata'
Rev. (I.
road.,
fainly
%voodit.
the week -end.
Ma. and <
Toronto. a
Pate Thomas
here on S
I Mite Cs
'after
$ENTION t
noun has returned
here she rlalted her
':
Clark, of stile
/visitors in town
r.
atoll Osgles, of
the bed e( Sr.
■ 1 /411
�
•
Pari. W
Jewitt,
•
q esti
ib tilkirr-
tow* .
a
V. Freu'a n - of
funeral of or
h gook ;Irei
• 'iee rotor u -
let With rela-
SIA
Windsor
" 5- (`Mutes et (loderigh {01615111er. Of
hi town Owl :I •'
Stratford at Clinton. made tlele
whn
(..i,a
On Thuradky last Messrs R. T. Orr attended hiss
and Robert \fountain, representing the Confereseo
Retarr (lab of Stratfunl, eedreesed attached,.
the Huron eopinty cooed,' in salslen
here Oath reference to a movenent
the benefit of erippied children.
this purpose tee Stratford }Leitrim
1 have raised a laqe sotto, a sue
1 antple that It til decided to go
r
Mr. -sad
rain. in..
town. Thtq"
P. J.
..tired In
limits the lim+ tt Perth county and quainta
extend the benefit" of the fiend to Ru- Fouler
won enmity. The ytratford gentlemen is lir.
iced that else toenail have a Hervey bis 1,1
evade of all, - children in this be is
to be held at Stoat- ante of
which an eminent
111 i.slir '::' ' 'tt11�e
I.oautc. Al
ford June
Hogs--HeUasd
A quiet wedding took plate at Vk'-
torla street United church parsonage
on Monday evening, JuneflOth, when
Jean Luella, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Thealore Holland, of M-JClllop
town, hip, was united in marriage W
Mr. Robert Norman Hogg, yf Gewt-
erlcly, ern of Mr. and Mrs. Jua. Hogg,
of Me illep towuship. Rev. M. C.
Parr •oS1clated. The bridal couple
were attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Doltnege, of MoKIllup township. Mr.
and elm. Hogg will rewire'• in Guwlerich.
Bible Class Entertained
Let 'Friday evening the Bible class
of St. George's church and members
of the A. T.J' A. ;o the number of oix-
ty-five were tie Keene of Mr. and Mrs
John Murbs.n at their summer cottage
tet the lake bank, a few m1Ms south of
}ewlerich. The party enjoyed a man.h-
faAllow
roes at tie leach and later
returned to the cottage. wIwre refresh -
meets were nerved aud.n 111.1x1 time
epee Genies and ,lancing were part
Of �u• evening's program. )lush cre-
dit loos doe Idea Isobel Ralnlx prowl -
dent of the Bible etas., for the way
ereri'ihl was worried out anti alp
111,.. Mar ret Mire. esntvener of the
ref reel • met t committee.. Tile tot rty
grently apt tatted Mr. and Mrs. Mun-
sell kind In entertaining them.
Prizes for ntrarwe Candidates
For the en•o1 :icemen! of pupils 01
kale enrol sele.01., \Ir. 3. E. Tom, form -
ler 'Reboot
orm• r'rlchoot in.peetu for West Hnrnn, 1>S'
trier.) offering tau prises teen to candidates
at the high shoot ntrnnne examina-
,u tions frota rural p Ile. or separate
school44 hating only o r teacher. One
prate will he for the candidates whose
Wper'g are examined by the Gnderten
board df examiners; the other for
n e teed* whose 1.1wrs are ex:i nisei by
j the 'Reefer board. in etch came the
-" prize will he awarded to the pupil
taittnrg the highest total mark•. At
tbo last meeting of the Weer Huron
' Asaneia4lo■ Mt. Tom an-
jatention of giving these
anal la xleasing to see that.
tib retired from °Metal connote
pith 'the srhoola, he retains Mei
r • u 'the boys ane' of Om
t e fpbkeh Mato
rey 19-e- M. Rice .
Rev. R. C. Meliermid 12-C.,
Walks 12.
Jos. -Donaldson 11-C. A. Reid 12.
K. E. Nnfte! 24-F. J Dererani 21.1
Jt. J. Acheson 17-D. I►. Mooney 20.'
Meakiiw 20-A. Murdock 2w.
. R. Patter -en 12--T. Pritchard 23. 1
G Jenner 12-E. C. Beacom 12.•
le S. Walker 11► --D. Taylor R.
First .and to le completed by Jude
"4th.
Second
July 2nd.
Third Num.!
stn.-
, round
i Jnly 15th.
Final round
Ire
22ed.
and to be completed le
o be completed by July
he eumpictesl by
1 July
nm rn. IvJ 1
p
e 1
, EVENTS AT THE
BOWLING t REENS
The Gods -rich Law'u Bowli,i Glib
held its annual rink tournament alp the
Piston .treat greens on Wein
Eighteen rinks, nine from outside a
nine from town, took pert in the rar
n11w events. which were keenly eon•
tooted. The visiting rinks consisted
of three from Senfnrth. one each from
Blyth. Stratfunl, llna.eokt, Wiugham.
Mitchell find St. Marys.
. The contest in the Brat event was
for the Purity Flour trophy, which
was sou by a Senforth rink skipped
by Mute Sprat after a keen conteet in
the finale with J. R. Wheeler's rink of
l;odetich. The Seaforth rink was one
point ahead in the tonal tally. Beide«
the trophy the first prizes were bags
of Purity flour and tablecloth wets.
The Wheeler w r o
vin a arm r J.
Wail . f
k 1
plows
Mac\'tewr, J. Boss -t. W. C. Pridham
and J. It. Wheeler (skip), who were
awarded the 'second prizes. blankets.
All the prize.. in the eeeond event
were won by God etch rink.. The
rink lomlawed of E. C. Rnberteou. J.
Bowman. .1. Swatft-ld Anil W. J.
I'owr11 lskipl wvm urs1 prizes, led-
wprewds: and to second prizes. linen
pillowy use, were won by Sheriff Rey-
nolds. E. I'rldhim, (:en. May -Vicar and
A. \1'hitesfde (skip).
In the third event the Ioeal rink
composed of A. 'f.. Maxwell. T. Taylor,
('has. Grim,h and F. Hunt (mklpl de-
feated In the final rngtid a Blyth rink
w klppeal by R. 'H. Robinson. The
prima were hath towels,
In last Friday eteningp tonrnanient-
of doubles /Fred iinnt and Jaw. Mac -
Vicar wen first prizes and A. Taylor
and- Clyde Carter second nd prises.
On Monday evening the m-lee-win-
nerm ' were: IR. T. (Glacier and J.
Bowman; 2nd, J. Swa5Mli and Jae.
MaiVicar.
d
Midway at %'ktorha Park
('otton a Model Shows are nt
teria Park this week Rud vast throng.,
of people have ioeen taking to flit`
amusements. lIvi les n number of 1
wide showp and gases of skill. there)
*re two rides x F,•rrw wheel rind a
merry-go-round. The shows a ill re-
main here Iintll Saturday night.
ANNOUN SMlrlalPlr
The staff and heed once nflh-Balo of
the Canadian Bank of ('nmmerfe will
to at. home to their customer« and
friends, 0n Mohday, the 17th Jnne.
from 4 to 6 n'e'Ioek pm., in their re-
modenee premkew, eon rt guns'
Square and (bltorne street, Go ierlch.
Tea will be served.
.barge. Any child fuutnl to be needing
hospital treatment will be sent to Tor-
onto for such treatment and If. neees-
wry all expenses will lee met from the
fund. it I. requested that parents or
other. get in toueh with Mr. 11. T.
}711icards. (liTl3ren'p Aid ayttperintend-
ent. Goderieh. who will make all nee
1 -suers Arrangements,
Mr, Campbell's Pupils' Recital
A meet delightful musical event
took 1dnre last Thursday evening in
MaeK:Iy Hall. when air. Ikemglns
Campbell presented about twenty of
'Ids class In the final ir.ital of the sin•
!eon Mr. Leon Adams eoluiwt. of
a
Thmda. Ce
ntre r
f nitel hnrch.
cin
Lon n
and alt. Mare.l Ray. 'teeter. of Lon-
don. n-'istel. with Mr.. Jenner at the
plane. •.
Nearly nil the pupils, were youthful
performer... and Pitch weleetlnn was
piste* with precision and dellrncy.
Both won and ensemble numbers gate
evidence lot the eareful training the
budding artiste had reectced. The pu-
pils Liking part were: Roberta John -
.ton. Merlon Chapman. :lean Robert -
n. Ralph Henderson. Annie Atkinson.
in Sheardewn. Dern Atkin -nn.
'Fr clot f.inklater, Marjorie Render•
sun, William Siltherinnd. Itort ritde
Wheel dames Sutherinnt, Rough's
John.to Watson Sheardown. Keith
trolborne Pah (riff. Ruth Worsell.
Eielyo ¶. All Sowe. Alma
Howell.
1t waw rery sting that Mr. Martel
Ray neeieted th juveniles. as he is
not neo far removed from Otto • elss.
himself. Ills nu rs were well
cbo.en and he ex Ilei himself in
"Cantiten
ann
. selec-
tion
A
ton whieh el
sem 1 to 1 n
1 vin out t tow
tonal qualities of the 'cello prlrticulate
ly. Me Interpretation of all hl. num-
ber. was excellent. ..
' Mr. Lean Adamo again priced 1►im-
oelf a very versatile winger with his
fail. rich. roles. Hts rendering of
"Sleepy Hollow Tune." by Burleigh.
with humming chortle find 'eelln ohll-
gate. was prohat ly the most appreci-
ated. "M7 Open Fire." by Sprints.
wait another number sung With draftee
tie feeling. and tied. (enplel with his
pfen.Ing personality Wed much to his
well arranged program.
Mr. Campbell was terse fortunate in
wecnring two very tine Mason A Rhrh
pJanns from Stretford fur the rwa-
ea.Ann. and the very artiwtte stage set-
ting completed n reciter! which was
.rlmewhat of an tnnovntinn in (;rete
erlch and A derided •meshs as well.
BR!EFS
Cynnegns for killing groundhogs, 1t
does the work (amprle111'* Drug
Story. Plume 1)0.
Another born lance will be held at
Mr in.- Ai•\Illlnri'r. 1'Art .Albert, nn
Tuella. it•d'ning. .bane Nth. Mnsie
will le furnished by :trthnre. (IVO.
pier 04.11,1 orchr•.I,-i
The regular meeeng nt the Arthur
Circle will he held In the Ieetnrc nom
nt Knox ehnreh on Monday evening.
June 17th. at 8 o'clock. Mn,. naddltt
and Mut C. A. Reil will have charge
of the meeting.
The annual batasr and ten under,
the auspice. of MsAillllvray Mission'
Band will ow held in the Ieetnrp teem
of Knox ehnreh on 8atnrdat after
noon, June 15th. Afferneon tee nerved
from 5 o'clock. Supper from 5 to 7. I
!'ancy work. homemade baking. and
candy for late.
a nn a
P.
I('*l�nn of St. .t'uguatlue, and Mr. lamest
0%! ill ,yid Mies Carrie O'Neill of
town, were present at the ordination
leervi( It St. Peter's Cathedral. Lon -
I don. an. at the first solemn mars of
111esere•r:a . Father etimnn Joseph Me -
Donald in holy 'alamt •etre'. St.
I Mans. elite Sas a revile interesting
Pyent.
Four ('0
Tickets
.An Olen( tvli.. h remises, to draw' a
big row 11 10 A , tor Opera Boum. Is
the engagement of t Alice Minton-
Company
unhnr
('nmpany for hurt W ieselny night.
, June 11ortr. tinder the au ieew of the
Vietorle elute Blond. Thl. 1. one of
r .pular P
toga meet entertain n
t t con
I
panlee In th tv,untry, their dorm-
anens always «•ing bright sed rl/k•er,
1 with plenty 0 variety, catchy music.
!and good tutit
In connection ith this enterta
meat. the commit* will conceal fou
admission ticket.. in the Court
House Park and one eh In tie L. R.
greet store, l'ampbell'a,dng .tore ■id
i4towerby'. grocery. Three tickets, will i
!afternoon.
In place after 2.80 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The finders are regnested 1
10 leave their names at the Knell
.m ee.
'I'tll' l'1t1V1IN; tv), 1.IM1'1'F)lt, lurblt.her..
MMIiMs-Humber COUNTY INSURES
All eot'.-tit ,.1 giretit ill Ilei. •I I. N N'11I1•
*luck f frieudl., and ill• „I itlatly tie
first ceremony of the lend to take
place in the Goderi•h !t;aptti ehnreh.
was the wefdl Qg. ou %Vein selay of
this week, of ldlith Wele younger
daughter of Mr. and. Mr...Chariest H.
Humber. Vietutia street, h, Yr.
Ilaan James Donaldson of Rgeatforel,
eon of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Douaklsou of riot Chapelle. Thr
church waw beautifully decorated with
wring Bowen' and ferns. Itnwpletw .rf
lilac tied with mauve toile marking
the pew♦ for the guests.. Ti.-i.err
Irony was performed at high nooa.
To the strains of the lobeigrin wed-
ding march played by Miss Evelyn
Jarvis of Toronto. the bridal potty
ttwk their places beneath a Moral an•h
before the officiating l•lergy man, itev.
'F. C. Elliott, of Ingersoll, who was
attelated by Rev. W. T. !tune pastor
of the church.
(wren In marring.' by ler father.
the bride looked lovely in her wed
'lug coslunw of ebb 1' .•harneese
fa.hiunef with tight •sleeveless bodice
and flare skirt with ocereeelrt of
frilled tulle almost touching la the
brick her dainty white rain pumps
Are th. ornann•nt. of _wrung.• bt .-.'nM/s.
iter lung Heid waw of .ilk emllrn!
tel tulle sera in sap eff,e.t with
u-oronet of pears and orit.c,- blossoms.
Rhe earned• a shower longtiet of
Madam Butterfly rosea. volley lilies
and dere. and wore the gift of the
groom.
.
The mxldiif-h.0o
r,I'
Mi.« Delight
ht
Mnt,-lt. no,* a gow"u of she11 pink
creole -hark satin with ,4 evell•se tight-
fitting loelh•e and fill skirt. An eve*
skirt and large collar of silk l:. -c to
matrhlug *color beetue. longer In t11P
bark. fullnwtng the trend of the wed-
ding ceexunie. Her hat was of white
mohnlr prettily embn.idered in awed
petrls with long Steamers of mellne.
1)eli'ate %'Atte jade olliew•es and hose
complete.) her costume. and she ear -
rind a bouquet of Iwasie earnatlons. •
ales. I'. H. Sehw,•y.-r. irf Nell*
Corners. waw matron-•pfhou,r. '.and
wore pale yellow chiffon aith tight
hudkr prettily tue•kNI and .ktrt of
frill*. A tlgkt-fitting hat of elik and
nugurn iu matching shade,. was worn
White shoe. and home complete.' he
costume and Ale earriee a targe bees
q,tet of golden yellow l'oten roses an
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AGAINST ACCIDENTS
ON COUNTY. ROADS
on. Mill Added to Tax Rate to
Pay Part of Provincial High-
way Bill
The June tueetine of the •"suns
council continued until Frets., after-
noon last.
Al the Weduees,lay afternoon Hewson
a Motion was adopted that the ,e•nn.11
take a est -lay trip to Guelph uu June
ltsth. in accordance with the suggeotlou
of Mr. Pal -formertm, the former egrloul-
tuna! rrpresentatite. Tido was later
res inded, and the council wiila nM,
take the trip nt the present time. •
Only n brief merlon was held Wed-
nt'satay afterhoon. the emincll adjourn -
Ing nt 3 o'clock to visit the County
House at Clluton. At the llome the
Members of council were nmeirell bl
the manager Aird-AirdMr. and .
Mr«. Jacob. aub kt cried through the
butldiug aril premises. They express
sed Iheww•Irew sr much pleased with
the coIltIltion of the Ilene. ,eel with
the evidences of the cary nus att.ution
glten to the inmates and the property.
Lunch was served for the rialto*.
At Thurselay Mornings scswiuu IL
T. Edward*,, county I'hildt�-al's Aid So-
ciety Inspector, addressed the c..u,i it
with referet%•e to Matter's worming
under lee oversight. Ile dealt at
mine length with the qutati. a of child- ,
ren of untunrried piarents nod spoke
of seven.'-ditticutt .uses of destitute
,Chlldrei. He Rooked the co -toleration'
of Ile eueecil in dealing with the
manly caeca of haniddp uffet-Ing
children %hil are .cowing up con •
-
,.nanlly in the different municipalities, '
Mr. Edwards also spoke of the'adrls-
abllity of waking a Mine of the
with n
county witspet•t to creped ehtld-
ren. the Iiet to be sent to the ('ripple)
Childr-n•. As«udation at Toronto to
be dealt with. The different reeves
were asked to report any rotas.
e
Dr. Milne suggeatel that if re-
gi quested ttw ('aunty Medical .t•e,ucia-
tiuu arighProft give some ndrt.r Iv this
i1 matter.
teaser K ng.Mu 4 eaks
Praft•seir Kinston of the tearer -
.1 sty et Western Ontario aIdeessed the
WWII on the invitation of the War -
dee. The Univervity, be Geld, was a
{tom sled
`ttthlg'fn�rteen n -
I of thew part of Onta rlo. It wet 4 non-
Isectarlan Intl was patronized by peri
o I par of every shun -h. Pkufewa.r King -
o Ism trance an account of the various
1 activities" of the 1'niversity awl dr -
I lulls of its financial nide, and :Its ,
.114,411e! til the .. nuts orf Huron to pay
the cost err part of the.•ea.t of the stir
• 1 dents aatlemdi•ng from Intron iounty.
Dr. Milnem
-nIr---il the npiuinn that
• I the- he.- .charged fiy the University.
.q.-eI Illy *?Inst of the: arts tlndept..,
g wltuuid le rnf•evl : -r. w other wnl• i,,,
! 111111 the parent.- of the etude/es .hou1.1
;make up the regntrrd suns by; an in
I en•a*e in fees 11111,1' by , 1I/1WO it t , :are
' Iw tt 4111el. •
Thr rue o•
echo . 1
Ion f 'making r
1 a not to
I
1. g
1 the 1`nirersity -of 'IVo-cern .1intnria
:wee *ferret b. the ed IleaIfOm (martin-
, tee. .
The n.rerei.n of the viii:Igo. of
A1'rnxefer to the 111141%hiv. of ilowiok
and Turulerry required na.:Idjuatrent.
of the aera'sstnent for t -q uatizatios
plrpierer, and 1lessr-. 11. Kibbou, Jr.-.
Martha aots,4lemlersot stele. appointed
to w,lurailur to mule. su,•htlJi.trueu1.
A greet a.f SAI wail nettle for
' scholtrwhi1 ' ti the (int ri, .tgri.all.
turnl College.
M,. --.r», Turner and Craigia m.reed
that. If nut 11111 111.111. rennIAkaof the
' titmouse of • expmniture 10 \i5i1•h the
town of 4;oderich is entitled this year
after the ngiirements of 11T .aunty
ewe within 11e coats are mete this
' amount be .brut upon 'Cambria r••sd.
-1`. f -rri'd In road comrnil.•ion
(M Thursday nftrrn....0 fi 1a • of
',milliliter n•plrfo were receive -4 fond
.ispsed •of. There ens considerable
diw'irsimn itl cmIiiCit on itith 11w re -
«r m
rt f f hr cul 1
1 mty r a0 comnlis.ioo.
The retort W'ns nolo! but witll a
rider attached to the effect that the
,"mhaissiun so rrgelato the expnull-
thres. nn the county .swum that the
Ieyy .Jlauld not eased ten mills.
When the question of liability an-
lnrnhee wean taken tape Metiasr•. Milo
laird -and i1. A. keys. •'prerotted a
motion that the musty bake out arch
irlsolrnn.r as n prat -i tint) in case of
ace;a.mt. ' Iw'tmrring on the c fJ
rendes This. swollen wife .urric•l. 21
-tnReprese•ntetit .e o1 the Mob,. Iu-
,iernnily Co. and the 4 aria IInt ;su-
.ral 111011r11 111.11. Ca. 1len ,olelrsss,sl The
.,Pell, and finally a menden was
1..1,1.11 h• take 111,1 a 1r.dir•y with 11ir
1, er ...oniony. under which the
con ty will tee protected to the extent
o OMNI tot rr •
# n any inn, na•Ideit. The
yearly\ premium ;en this peeler it
Ilkwt_
The ciath.il i�"tal oft thin mntlon. 21 •
fora.. 7 aiitalniit.
Reprns•'nl' lives of the notary t'lub
enf reratfore tweere,l before the .s.un-
of
tottery o'rhio is dein
cit with refer' ot• le a Ilw1vvnient In xid
erip.p,led . h
it h. elsoh h.M
Ohl-rtRrw
A two tom pn'sen�,sl 11 t a prwrieraa t
w.-„ minting M0-'rw. To-wt.rtha,
Ned., ernedy. 1I, -r mon and ingtis
Ow o lige pro/4.T commission was
liken lip.. Meows. Treenrtha, Needs
not Ingest ke1.that their names be
ithdrown. i d its finally conraituted
he Marl i• ru rowed of Mew+n. Ilen-
ersm 1 Moroi*), 4rnigir ((lawMrb•b1.
1 iginw Iilen•all Hubbard 1How-
ekteems'.Kennedy ' mw•kerwmitit r.
err. WIIIIam ince. onset clerk Ind
stet tronenr'r of the .'aunty, woe
resent and was heartily greeted by.
he .council. Mr. lent ane invited ti
chinas the .noun.' I sad .peke inter.
(Costinvecl nt pie 8) �0
Mr. (xharie. M. }lumber, ret Tnrnnto
was best i►aif.
the Jia.. Schw.y -r. n{ : .
Itarker-Leishman
A quiet but pretty welding wn
1 solemn feed at St. John's par.lmage•,
Hent Landon. on Friday afternoon
June 7. when Beatrice Mae. daughte
1 of Mr. and 11rw. It. il. 1,clshmatl, Wes
I \Vaaalt,' ? , temente Ow bride et \I
Perry Barker, son .0 Mn, and Mrs. 11
Marker of Pal *broom start. d;.«leri,•h.
1 The welding a rrmoiy waw cundn. ted
by Rev. J. H. I ter.. The forgone
' w11s l.Pantifnlly dt'cornt,,l for the es
i casein . with ferns, and valley lilies
1 The filial- wore e1 ,10,tnty gn%u of lou
I dee hide georgette Aril Carrie! a lou
giet of rq.he•lin rows And voiles. Miss
1The-brides travelling .gu%u woes of
' ,' beige /' With Y. 1
French I«i ere nth 1c1 , at ui1
K 1 nt
acnwsnries to match. The, 1,urle-n moon
was element In 1...ndwn, Ifan111an. fort
Dalhousie.. Niagara Falls kid other
Mie.,. The young couple wi resi le t
on Bnl•y street, e;oderirh. Th, brlle-
m's gift to 11H• bride was t4 Sall, • c
ntlat , ehCgne. 1In their retne 1 it
.Non was" held at the home of he
brit •' is where tame nand r'
m M1rx•n n lx
parent., to
gat ' .1 m honer the contig collide.'"
i
esteem nor A.
dainty dory. of pale blue flat .rete nal
lase with white sllppers and carried it
basket of pink sweet tens. Illy of th
I, roller. and gypem.1dwla. Little F:ve1y
r iD�naldsun, nese of the groom. earn.,
t the haileel veil and wee ioveh in a
dress Ofeo n
r. r I pink Ant ernpe and la,.•.
a itti -*•bile slippers.
M ns- Evelyn Jarvis. the 'pinni t
wore .0 pretty drew of nary genrgtttt
loud lace With 'pl•4ure hat to mateli
During ILC•-ignieg of the register
\fes' P., .1'.. Elliott, of Ingerll. sun
•'i r *'tune.►• 11 -" • }ter .•lw,nlme ens
of Ila. k :Ind white tignr,I canton
•rl•pe Nitta a tont of block Inlr. The reshot. were Mn. Alin. 111 lam
e Termite. moot \Ir. 1'. 11. $i -hes- er,
N.•11. - ('nrnere.
A Charles .Ir hurl plumber.. 11. If nn er matter
. rn r
the bride•..Mee roya1.blue g.rrrirette. fi
vend 1.h /110014 hat of black and
Nhit.. /Intl ••arriel *',Weepier of /trier
:iff.. roses. Mn.. L. Donnl.Iwn vvii•
g of 1t .1 In navy Ant -crepe with grey
hoot and iartlyd g loniptet mf 'trier-
� liffr rose^. .
The e0'..ili'. gift to the trifle Wale n
1laioid •Inner ring: to • the bridew-
I�ald. a tiw•k1A•e of MPxirlen dlAnuniO+
m, tbsnafnen af.IMnnr. :a I.•i -nn11 I'..•n
ell; to tie' lest man. military ben-h,v,:
t.. t fll.Wnr-girl awl veil bearer-slgnrt
1.. the pianist. n coni,uct : to
they..? kb n erring of Suntan pearls:
to the sls•r.. geld ciff-lhlk-.
t .After t .re•m•my a btffet Inu.•I,.•..n
wd.- ' r. - :it foe home ..f tic. I ri11e•'-
e1refif•'. w' 4i.lt'was ,pmornf,sl with
1'I nes.
n fl r The . 1 .•' noble leiter i rl l M 1111 I way
do. err Iced with, prink null .deer and
ten- central with a threw -.non weal
dttc -eke. The `.waltressa•s were girl
I •
n
(Heol the
f bride.
MIF. 1 Ill•
.rare p
br:ue1; Pods aislraidesron arnl 1't•rn
IV Ikne Nho 'tinker! charming in
r.-.-eet of y1110w, eel 111141 green
11r ne the luncheon our 1tt•1' Air
bort pr. -wilted to the ride a white,
r(W'. BIMFto to.
I a•cn.Mn of
tai. tr..? wedding In the ch rel.
F.. tretelling the bride donned et
dee•-s f 1.rI. tir blue cent on Ings•
and e••N of grey brlrnll.•Inth wi 1, .alp«'
effe•'r nn.
muh a. .% el.
el -ves, she beset sad h+Ind-bap (,
twitch.. •with a brightly ..dors! fee f.,
.•mntph•tasl her . schist' The Immo\,
osurple left by lea Ilan Niue -nal 'tale\
ways fl.r Moiltrea
' their retool, they wl
ford.
'The, voting 1•otlpie. 1.
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ANOTHER TREAT FOR
THE BASEBALL PANE
Big Doubleheader for Afternoon ed
July 1s1 In Godrrirh
The big texture of Goden•les Do-
minion Day celebration will be n loam. -
ball
ball dotihleheadc•r hetweeu titn ant -
standing teams The committee hare!
w n e I •
leen f ricin t II twe/'Urih r a
the Easter
K
-rand ll seam o
B w ball t Buffalo. iRN.Y..,
ebnmpiens re Buffalo end leeetern'
New York State and also International;
champions, and for their opponent.'
have assurance of ane of the test
colored pro hall tel in the conntn•, I
They will play two gum's" in tleei
afternoon for a puree of 57:.0.
Athletic events. including a .Iliacs- 1
mile road race and A pole vault, also
will to feature. of the afternoon.
Messrs. f►. 11. (k'Rrlen rind Deputy
Reece 1'rnigic head the committee
larking after thetics trent..
A Ing-•ef-Saar eonlIefttdn among
fnnr teams, will hP number big event.
alt B..H. \I.•1'n•ath. re'prre•enting the
Baron Old Boys' AP.oelatlon of Tor-
onto. w•A• prew•nt at the meeting nf'
the eelehrxtion committee nn Mnndny t
ntgItI, and h. and Mayor Mn'Fosnn,
it(rce Turret artd 1k -petty Nov,
t'ralgie were rotetllated rhe V1/111 11111•,
tee In eherce of thin feature The
Fifteen (q.1 Itoys tint-^f•wsr cup is at i
present held toy .Ashfehl township. , e
Varian., ether dein iis 01 re In e•onme.: (
of arrangement And ti more detailed 1
annonncemeti1 of the prngrnm fon 3uly ,
let will 1e *styli -hell next V\ (Pk.
Tyra '- - --�-
p in any time and ask to W. thea
very le deet In toilet , gooda COOT- I
tell'* Drug store.
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C. O. F. ('111'14(8 SERA ICE 1r
fl
C ; URCH NOTES
The regula meeting of Knox ehir,1
auxiliary of th W. M. S. will to leo
In the lecture r. men Tuts:day. June
1Stp. at 3.3(t p.m. • .
to vertices at tom /•lttln'tl net
Nnuday will le it,ndt••led by the min
tater, t'ourt Goderich, . r. 32. C. 10. F.
will attend the iwy'ning `rt•ice. Sebe
Bath echerot at 11) a.m.
Services at Victoria str et ('kited
chu h next Sunday as h. .ws: 11
a.m., felMw.hltr; 'nadir Mor ip at
11.in and m. Sermon 0 • t.
a 1 7 r. n Sa
1
mornifi heist f ro.rte f a h
erening. "The Man wltti the See •t -1
,On Sunday ening next there eon
be an excban Hoer!, betweeto
North street l'n I church nod the
Lueknow United loireb. The moo:,
to be given by the ucknoo cito:r 1 11
North otmet leered eionreli eel ill,
(diode an anthem. "rio iers of rhni.d.
Ariee," a .14.1.1.1e mi Owl quartette.
"Rock of Ages.- and mole by the.
M• rs Newton, 'the lett:knoll% orgailiot.
will preelde nt the organ.
Anniverenry WM he tel./ at
he Baptist 11/IV S11 1111a %All
'1".111 1 merVirefil nt II nen. and •
Runt, etermeli .oilojets: Mono
'New Testa nwn re t
%emit Success or Spirittuil 11,11111:11•
Special•Intiole will he rendered by Ow
heir. ;sestet by heel talent stool Mrs.
1. (Mile tin"! Mime Ions ie.. win -
mato In the duet deo. at the Strutter!!
• Se/Weer at More?' flitted
he topic to be introdueed in Ow Metes
'lob by Mr. Douglas' Compbell. At
1. Walker. KA loinsontion.
preach. All persoro interested le
hrktimt misvalue,. are to at-
tend thb aervice, a• Mr Welker will
Worn to him work In WPIP China at
n early Site The evening seri ice et
M. Will be conducted by the pastel%
noddy school at 3 p.m.
-lifting bar of tory. with
Order of Foreetere. will bred their nfl
teen n ellen h or, Sunday, June ldth. .
at 11 tn All brethren ere regoe..ted
to meet nt the bee* ronme Ma•Kny C
Nevelt armee at 1030 a.m. Violt•
Ing brethren cordially Invited tO
rind ilitAwc. III
*Sole in Stride
11 WIllo111
the,y home town. have be hearty
„„t so.hes of many frieneo
awl luipvincee
iiiimhpr. Mr. Austin 'Iltimber.
f Detroit: Mr. snot \Ina S. Den-
• and Mrs, Elliott. of Itim•r•
M r. It Switree of Streffeel: Mr. fuel
Evelyn Morrie. of 1
ro
Mr
llombe
Mr :Ind 111111. inetret Sherwood, oof
looming. shower In Mho! et the brill... P
was given by a Wore of het
friends at the how ot a
this isoie
Board
.144 YI1.11.