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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-6-20, Page 1•. -,e.. weep wearetees BUY AT HOME What are you doing for the oowmuntty that is doing so much for you ? You can help some by buying everything you need in your own home town. Read the ad- vertisements in The Signal and shop where you are invited to shop. Wont ADVERTISING $uceessful buaineee men today are building their business on a basis of truth- fte lot eggreasive advertising. It malars new customers and keeps old eustotners satii,ied f1i.IITY-SE(X1N1) \EAR NO. 25. HEN/. J. A. WALKER IN NORTH ST. CHURCH mg to Resume His Work As a Mtaalorrrry in l'hlna The pulpit of North street United ourch was occupied on Sunday morn- ing by Rev. John A. Walker, B.A., of Dungannon. Ten years ago Mr. Wal- lier was ordained In North street Morel). lie had offered himself for the foreign mrsd.iy field and eras sent to West China. Returning on fur - 'tough four years ago, and finding that. owing to the disturbed state of Ohms. he would not be permitted to yNun, to Ide fiekl fur some time. Se twked for pastoral work here andIrau'a Magazhle as a prize in one Was stationed at Dungannon, where. tf the word - otcits ti rducted by that magazine. BRIEFS Field Secretary A. E. Padden, O! London, vented the local troop of Roy Semite this week. Reserve Saturday, July lith, for the annual garden party of the Victoria Home and School Club. The regular meeting of Central Home and School Club will be held at the school on Tuesday. June •25th, at 4.15 p.m. The town council is t•,nducting nego- tiations with some out-of-town !Artie,. who propose• to purchase and operste the Artcraft plant. Mrs. Ellen Herald, "i town. has re- ceived a substantial cls -:rue from Mac - he has given fine ,a•r ice and leader tat Mr. Walker has kept lu close touch with affairs in China ■ud Is peeper- a steeesarfnl bazaar and tea In the lee - to return there in the near future ; ture room of Knox church last gat- - theme on Sunday morning was: 1 urday afternoon. It was exceptionally the 1t ) well sum of � need in Chinanfl fur patronized and e still a s there was realised. irYtl n l'hrl>ltluii misslouary?" His its taken from II. Cor. 5: 14, "The 41. Clemente, .It(I 1 ' Itt rico, %du. ve of Christ coriatraineth us." Ire hail an experietsr of several years sus viened the changeo that have taken a paipter 9thd decorator at Toronto, are in ('htna during the past few 1s eugagink in the some business here ars. and said that it now appeared and low a card 1n the atleertising cro- w the country had, at last, a cen- tiitiit` 'ilk week. al government, which. thought its apt- I The Collegiate Institute rlore,h 00 ,rite woulrlirotably to questional Friday tart for the long vacation. tiros*. would, 1e believed, weather sties.. Itttrtwr and llillebrand. of the II storms and give to ('hlua tbe stab- training seat. having resiartwl their 1- and the urrlou tt ha.. lacked, pos1141118 will not teeurh in September. ears ago, the preacher said, the Principal Hume and 11r. Itel.ertsou rend of things had la•Pn vudoned be are prtultHug this week at the depart- Reamed from lite Harbor he tui.esiouarles and pluus had been no'tttal examination,' et Exeter. $' Mr. G. Itrielellaw, of i tt11. met with Matte to tranefer. /gradually. the Curr Prat members of the staff will read ex- alt accident at the harbor ou Wetlnes- and re.gt.twlbility of the church to thel:mile:ttion Napery, 1t Toh.utt next day evening. ,+but P e'rhs-k. when he shoulder- of the Chinese pastory I w .ot6. areldeutally fell into the eater. Unload - lint owing to the extremely rapid Ing'- ienatintw had just been . ontplet- Moie Bxatafaaliea Reaulta• march of events the changer!, that ell ort the meaner itricoldo,• and Mr. were to have been made In ten yearn. Itteolts of 1'11iveneit, of Toronto ex- ilradshuw. one of the reeleriih edere- w re forced in ten day- and the u1.- amllniti"Iw published this week contain The Slael;iilvray„Miwlon Itand held GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JUNE 20, 1929 THE. SIGNAL 1'RINTINI. CO., LIMITED, Publishers. II. The News of the Town Preparing for (,rand Ker,niee Elaborate preparation. are 'wing made for a grand Kermisa to le hell at the West street skating rind: in the afternoon and evening of 1t'arineselay anti Thor -day. July 17th and 18th. 1n aid of St. Peter's church. There will IN. +lime grand prim-- and 1t is expect- ed to be the tamest e\;ent of the sea- son. Everybody will 1e welt•orle and there will he entertainment for all. Please bear the dates in mind. PERSONAL MENTION Autumn feud SHtlnss The autumn aitt4nga of the High l'uurt annoutiecd Nomber 5j is Mr. alit' Mre. 1' .1. -we the dateare nn which jury andrenon-jury day with frlelsle at Mt. cermet.sittings will be held 1n tiederlrh. Mr. and Mrs. Kit- Mete ltthliu. of A Youthful Muijao Lgntdon, erre weekend , i.,itob to The Sasl.atiein Star-I'hoeulx of re - town. Irul date has a picture of Mervin Sny- • • • Miss Grace Strata f 4;144-1/41uane for tJjaelf 1n ,„ der, a young musician who is snaking testate Institute, is e4 'er louse here ■ inSaskatchewan. Mervin Is the son of Mr. and Mrs for the holidays. Leri Snyder of Radium), flask.. and a •• • E nephew of Mas. R. lilendenion of town. Flower Display Neat Week Mrs. Archie Tom *d -Ai. Stanley, I The I;t1.lenoh IiorUculutrad w,cirtJ of Toronto, are vial ,g at the home Although not yet eleven year,. ..t site. ,Mervin entered a piano iomletltion will Mere a display of .flowers to 11* old Itauk of ilamilton building, corner of Square and l'olM,rne streets. next Thnrebty and Friday. Jane 27 and 'Jt. Every member 1,. Invited to bring w,me flowers. They will be placed Thurwlay morning between 9 sad 12 o'clock. No prizes will to awarded. but if every member will bring some flw,•rw there will 1e a ereilltxble cite. play. - The exhibit w111 be open to the pub -1 Ile from 1.311 iielcek on Thursday to 9 o'clock Friday evening. There will to nu charge for admiwdnn. r five Ia•Rurs and teachers hid found the name. of two sl, lerlch student* resting upon them heavy turdet.,. of I..th in their first year in arts. Mims responsibility. Further. though none Margaret Redditt bite, taken third-class of them had been called to lay down h"q't'r- in the modern lauguage course. their live, for their belief. there were Itt the chiseler. honor lust Percy Sliest, long months wben they never knew down e•tands third with fleet -class en what day that sacrifice might be honors. required of thew. and they had fated Imntgia.s Clarke t,t•k tlrwt-chess lou beth duty and dagger unfalteringly. or in hie seised year ht forestry .en- i•nder thews changed conditions the gineering, and Moms Mary Clarke was ruisemiariee are returning to -their uueceswtut In the l nlsersity•s social •tatlou-. and it is net -vary to ask servis counts. them.rtves what . their work Is to be, I)'uglae Nairn was stacwdnl ht the wad whetter there is still a need for decood-year examinations of Osgood, their'. In view of the better ler-• �R• mending of other religions and fife in .twtrlt Came re•erptftluu of tbe norm In ttan lig Magistrate Held held court at Bests - ale ask gwetting nn pretty Lot tela 00 Y ds and beard the charge 1.r, not getting on I.rettJ well with]' 'he belies they Stare. That, the against lam Allan, a podia, of t,'ttert John samb p ler Bald, he would answer by My- Londga, of having severeiy ev Christ ; and because of the universal eves 25th. Several -,c need which only JAM! ran eat.Isfy, tlwre is still mom. still a call for the tnesrbengers of the gospel of peat* Ile concluded by the admonition to these of Mr. and Mrs. J. r 'r"nn•• •*pen to children 015 to thirteen )'Pani Mr. J. E. True isle oil Mo..,Iwy oajof age at the Provincial music fr, ivisl- r c 'welled the s� a\tu and ►a q t !Ta :hPlt a the tour of the Matit the Poo' iwres ; cls -e. deice t iug thirty -fen r other coos- tour by The N• rnnl",k The 11.4111ors. Ile received high praise from fonr covers three •M�tks. the ,adjudicator for his achievement. Mrs. Jinni Randall "Mr,•: to Col-, CHURCH NOTES The services at W 1Wtrtist Nllnvh next Sunday will b• 1.w tethose u+ a.m.. Sunday schooll'11 a.at., Rev. W. I . Hasid, of 'Pororto. w'iU ,p.•ak io the Interests of the Out8{pa Prohibi- tion 1'nlon • 7 p.m, till Poeta, Rev. W. FORESTERS PARADE TO KNOX CHURCH "luyiag Our Neighbor" h Het. K. C. • McIM'rmid'a Subject The members of Court liuderich, T. Brut, will preach, tai tug ge hie ser- No. 32, Canadian Ordof Foreaterr, muu aubjee t Ohrlat ltticdlsa." Pam in a body lasert Sunday morn- 8errltee in Rnoi a rr h neat eau- I tttg from their lodge, rooms at Mac - bath will he in charge of the i pini+ Kay Hall to Knox church for heir ter.• Subjects of elwrlcew: 71t I a.m.. ! annual church service. A number of -Tile General IAa/atnbly ;'• •7 p.m..'. visiting brethren were also present. "According to Ablltt) " ssbbath 1 Her. R. C. McUernild occupied the s•hotd and Bible clagel at je o'clock.' Pulpit and preached an inspiring ser - Re\•, W. F• Haesar4, e( 1'ttroutu, fur- man. taking as his subject, "Lo\ utg ruerly general .eer'ersry of tlw Bibi.- Our leighbur.' His text wua irotu Society, but now repr'ttesattug the On- ! Luke 10:2" -"And he answering tatto Prohibition 'lodeqp� will address' Thou ahult love the Lord thy God the congregation a♦ Victoria street I with all thy heart, and with all thy t'ntted church next''Stemief ekening. soul, and with all thy strength, and Other services of the day 1.w Imetal, with all thy mind, and thy neighbor The paistor, Rev. M. a. Pa, w-ill1 to thyse" Thcaker ferred -to pt•aeb the, �, t.sevlYrr1 this beautlf.iful• verse eapof Scripturereto Serrtcq at '.North street nettedlone which tells us how to live proper- chnn•h ae*t..gmdats :-s fvllom: tit 'Y. usefully and helpfully. A young a ni.. Yeda �� tli o1. hand, sad man, who happened to be a lawyer, %itvl'tt bili ten" a found himself in an uncomfortable fellowehl 4 P.- and h e asked J cru athe ue. i n as I+. be, to position u itf !" , lu /'t at-11� r• Irl � �,.�y Nr /•, tion, "Who Is my neighbor?" Jesus r .4.hto at 11 a. took hint strioutly and answered by scltwd s:1 lilt p. lisp Lodge. No. t'Plitl the even - -------- -- t roduced 1u the CwW Wallis M. Robertson. Pa llak'witsl the past w k 1," krtn.her 4 petty \vetbllug w1.+ solemnize(' m. and 7 p.m. 8i ha.h:uul. Mr. John Rt�h':ti! fi r n tp\\ et high utsat. Mouilac. at the home of m. Members of days. t \, Mr cud Mrs '1'. R. Wallis. when Ste ill. A.F. &-A.M.. • • r• taint v -,,,;s • ..f m....e., t,. tw,mme 15* iug ser\'IPP 1n Rey of the Lucknow t mitearabdeerellite°:r.ssrehielldilli'd,patl.ati°111464Pemati tante," by Lowde the anthem. eral days' at Detroit st wee), eon nwseerved Aultatne•liate relateresti..Atlee,- by Millen Mlw Ctrel e""Per' Ihe I'''" EiglOtrimid friend's. The brktal 'couple left hY sang "Rock Of home here. ar' b" 1 r..N.R. for a niontills trip to the .by Bowies, who. Mr. Wesley Rands crew of the ttteataa watchman. This 'tel on Wednesday. tor. emptoyees, was diveend1iig the lad- der from the steamer to the wharf when the mishap (recurred. Thr steam- er was swaying a little and the 114)1- i tont of the ladder calve off the wharf.) told Nile Bradshaw in failing struck the Wharf and fell into the harbor.He was rw uerl to a number of fuer w'hn were nearby A pretty June wedding took place at Victoria street United church on Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, when Miriam Johnston of Detroit, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. street, Goderieh, became the bride ot Mr Paul John Stieler, of Detroit, mon of ltr. and Mrs William Stieler of Baldwin avenue ,Detrolt. Rev. M. her ng gown of white satin and lace. em- broidered with pearls. Iler Tell of tulle was arranged in cap effect pret- tily tanthroidered with pearls and .11- ver. She wore white satin pumps and carried a bouquet of (Tenni Niers end valley lilies and fern. The bride was t tended by three bridesmaido. Mites etieler of Detroit. and Mies; Dorothy Marshall of Goderich. Their! costumes were alike of yellow chiffon with large picture hats of yellow , hair. They carried bouquets of mauve sweet pearl end fern. Mr. Lewis Stigler of Detroit. Waft hest man. Little Dwight Williams of Detroit. dreo..ed in white. carried thg bride's veil. The where. were Mr. Filtlerick Stieler and Mr Arthur Johneton of Detroit. Mrs. Johnston. mother of the bride. wore a gown of navy georgette with hat of black. and Mrs. Steller. mother of the bridegroom. a roWn Of brown flowered .11Iffoli with hat to match. The bride - necklace. and to the 'bridesmaids gold bar pins. After the ceremony a buffet luncheon wa' served al the home of malty, coetume wee a white ensemble. After a honeymoon in Chicago and other titles the young couple will re- side in Detroit. by Crown Attorney Hoene... but all diodnimed any knoeleilge ..f the Iden - himself. in the wilutwa 1..A. Paid 1.4. Ne. The Orient io not far dietatit in He -nulled him statmi -111Phaticni- three da3'.: it 1. et our door. The that It na. not Allan. The charge 1 oriental,. in our midst may way little, "g11i11.1 Allan was therefore disahiseed• •Itt t ley see steno (if the 'meth of Christianity are being gathered from the crindnet of cbrietiano about Them. Addield Girl Vas Scholarship For the third ono...motive year n lOr of St. .kasiew High S4.110411. 1.44 Salle .•rden, South. Detroit. hag won the Immaculate Heart Alumnae Fedora - on scholarehip. founded it Monroe ortober 21. 1916. for the ben - fit of graduates of nimolo taught try eterte.ervants of Inemerenlate Heart it Michigan. Ohio .and Illinoin and The] year it ern. /Marled Norine E O'Loughlin of 19112 Delaware eve - 111110. Detroit. formerly of Astifieill, who is just sixteen yeare of age. Nor- io.. will be remembered by her fellow Student, as haring taken high 'stand- ing in entrance examinatIon reamer. in north Huron. having written at 101)- 4211 in ittne. 1920. ,She WM. li.111/11 of Sister NI. 1,40.0 of Kineebrelge tosp- • 'e 11.01 T11114, ....N•110111rships plied to Monroe College until 1027. *hen transfer of the ladies' college Way made to the mAgniticent mite of glarygnove College in north-west De - . AUBURN Mee is up from TOT1,1111114 and 1. the 11111agt of her parent,. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stranglian. of litho, are visiting hlv mother and le making an extended resit 14. lwr brother. ale R. Miebse. Ilrftb relative- here. having eon* to See laq• mother Mrs. T. Stranghan. who is not enjoying tr0041 health at int. r, and Nits. 1"'irl ,Raithliy mot eon Their triti took them to t'alifornia. none Iva nl. ak. and Mrs. le. Italthby, Mr. and in• pron. the fore part of the week. Ire tiny Durham. of St. Ileorge, Iv Itiliting her parents.. Mr awl Mr.. .1. 1111111xusou. and ether friends Mrs A. Rollinson nnd children are fee veers. of her visters it. Windsor. We regret to report that Miss K. M. VW. has resigned her pos111011 in tbe Aetturn .4•1104.1. She hav done 41111,1end.1.1 work here fnr the Med t WO /1 hair yietre end the rommunity fisel the hes in more than one . IP she hart Ably helpe41 in chnrch other social evenM. . Friday with /1 picnic on the river the interests of the ontario Pro- ton Milton. Stratford Takes the First lit the recently tirganired lInnin and Perth League took place at Agriettl- between the Stratford C \It. team and the tinderich Blaelo...•‘. the for mer winning by the score of 10-5. There were a fair number of 'meets - tor. on hand. Fritzley pit.lied the full The line-up: Stratford - Osborne se. Dorcy 1114 !teeny S.,:hatitz 11: 114. 3b, Meldrum rf. Grebe cf. 3h, C. ftheaidown lb, M. Fritzley p. Score by Innings: Gotlerich 120 100 010-- 5 211 202 002-10 Stratford. littees Summary: Three -hare hits. Walton 2. Robineon; two-biese hits. Grebe. ny. *tents.. Shaw. Grebe. NleCluskey. Sheardown; bit by pitcher. Archer. Public School Teachers Enitaged A special meeting of the public school beard was held on Afonklay even- ing to ronsider the filling of vacancies on tiw Serf. Iv additlem tn the three eaeanelese already noted, due to the noirmitioes of Mimes Nalrn and Hamilton and the granting of 11 year's leave of absence to Mit* Elliott. the board finind one mere oh Ito hereto.. the fourth being caused by the reelg- tion was adopted accepting Mlisti Wat- ing her every future ageeella. before the titian!. Mime Hartwell. who has been tenching at Port Stnnley. and Mils Nebel M Johnaton of Cedar- ville. were engaged to take the plate.. (if Miee Weteen and AIM. Nein) at Vietoria Reboot. each at a salary of tif 'Parry sound. wee chosen 115 /111 alternate In CM* either Mies Ilart• well or Metes Johnston &bout! incline. For the Fonrth Book room it. Vit- toria school. succeeding Mies 113 m I ton . Pr' at A 01111,117 g4 100 per annum In ease of her non-acceptance. the board will Advertiee for applications Mites Leona Hem was entered for one year in the neon of Mies. nt Centrni school. at 11 eatery of ilk1810 from September let next. ' Mies bottle 1101iineon write re -01101111- $30 In each CAPP And the remelning reedier". on the ktaff were re-entilged nt their pre.ent salaries. .1. A. Harrison. elleretAker of Victoria whom, wow given an it-tense/se of MO. to 21000. and A c. Jerks -in. esretaker et Central, will reeive &VA an in- crease of $70. 1 'nerl the 'Vieille of Mr. George P. e:ouwi. of tuwa. lir• ' "lost 1..1 ,Tile Mune was prettily dee.oratcd with n, In port * alsrttg flowers and the ceremony took • • - ' plate before a bank of ferns Rev. C. F. (liirke offleiatel. The bride wore \!r. Keith Cumhaltf7[n :or fonr' a hemming gown of royal blue 'crepe years was the efficient lip.nls• "per-;,te chine and tnrriel a bouquet of ator for The Signal, bin taken a plat- i4pwewtheart roses. valley lilies and tion will 'rhe Stratford p...1, -]pee- fent. The brute and groom acre un- ald. att,vuled.. The wedding march 'Wee • • t pilaywl by ]Less H. L. Salkeld. After the eer'eronuy a Mint". ballet lunch - telling him a story that will fore'.er live. Thin story w1.+ of the good Samaritan who went to the assistance of a man Khu fell among Joh'eves' on Ltd U1.• choir 1 Ma way from Jerusalem Jericho. cutrme led the 1Kr. McDe•mkt then dealt with the bt•.R•MIeW 1'u- venous ways and means lit showing oto t ttie` organk love to ou. era, who, he said, :�t file• organ need not bt• ort' next -dour neighbors; the a•c,aganl-�but often tilos who were in sorrow and distress The speaker referred to the great work the fraternal socie- ties. such as the Canadian Order of Foresters. wt re doing in this present following num- atwsu." Hot 1 - light lion." 'M a itril- •hetr *were,' Inge• and in closing he urged the ars of ('brier, members to to loyal to the principles l gtniriette of their Order. setting During the service the choir under t3ie direction of Mr. Douglas Major at the organ rendered two anthems, "I Will Sing of Thy Power," and "I,e:+d Me, Lord," and a vocal solo, "IV Ain Couaitrie " was sung by Mr. :as. F. Thomson. alit nt. ,high School staff, iaJtdi'tttyis&R Maritime Province* and on their re- ]Ire, I. Weide,' hart will reside in °the floe home' •t'•aintthilly "'Pb The engsgemen't le '""114°"11.4 of 'which tbe groom has beeti perporinc tier Fillmore. At Vesta. youngest daughier of the late 1 on vice many exp Mr. and Mrs. AlexernIcr Wanks% of 'Britannia road. The bride s trakel- i ling coutione eas of navy crepe de tr ete heard, a want -sof the late Mr. and Mrs. (3heriee J. Nordista (*bine with matching aceveseorist. f ,f l4 Ai mine • • • ug ;dM Pra of tie ser- - itt pleasant tive of the, fine and particularly 1044 Ytw We- (i�itrleh moans' MN a domino!. requirtag Soy ear* 14' of South Beissinedole, ling - land. The marriage sin take plate quietly the lane: 1:art.'of June. 1 Farewell to Mrs. Parr The Pollyanna clnse of Victoria *reef Sunday echo& met at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. C. Sanderson, New - give their teacher. Mr. Parr. fere- well. The ?fret part of the evening was !spent in intereeting games. In , which the seri. joined nest hero -illy. Mi•e1 Dorothy Steepe. president of the chow, then read the farewell addrees, While, MIA, 111111/1 Stewart. Viee-nre- •ident of the ctn... preeented the gift. which WM. A lately pink silk bed- spread. The 11MTIV/011 1V8. a! follow!, 7 Dear Mr, l'arr. We. the members of the Pollyanna chi!. have met to- gether to bid you farewell and eepreos our eppreelation for the get:A-Ice tool blessing y.at have rendered us. During the time you have been 7n I our midst your onnny' eountenanee end words ef prowl elwer athl com- fort made the 'silver lining to every entilime truth" whieh you hare Improve- ' veil men no will nerreadily fade. hill will ineren.e rieber harken!. as time goes be. A encnney. Iv being left In row heelers 11,• S'011 no in 011r ulnae thAt earned easily be filled. these pavsing remelt+ 011r entre, the name of Mr. Patr. who alwayw eetended n helping hand whenever needed. flur vIncere prayers go with ' protecting bane and the wnrmth of Ili. great bore Anti now. findine eon!, H11.111" (lin- net expree. our deep feeling of aPPT1' elation. ne ask yon ?II accept tilde may it remind yon of the deep and testing friendship of the members of the Pollyonnas. Signed or) behalf of the Mrs. Pert responded in very fitting worda which the Masa will long re- member. A dainty ninth wee served, after which s vote of thankp was Or- en to Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson. Mits Mary rumps, lelevator -iimex have been real big her term at the Ti'rersity of To- It is expiated that the vourhyg ut (V- received by Mr. Witi ttnike a telegram from their nee*. M Wallaee Sinclair, of Detre Notes frees the %%alert nine. had heen hot here, left tido wee Able WIM the summer. atilet how, iitent for tbe first Hoot Its/ Md. get, tinier Fair Crounde .ks an oiled& free ex- hibit the ;street parade is worth tree- flidisheil her etairter it then- pert.% en the ...Oath pier. Wm. For- (Ado Dan at the Ilmaionald Institute. 1.111- rest's derrick eleoW Wa• 110141 remov- cago. and is Vending a few days with Mg the building. Tie. town 41111111-11 i• Johnoton and Mr. I). Mooney. Next . bathers at the lot %%here the fieli week she leaves on a visit to iniebelkelianty formerly stood. at the eonclistion which elle whir The imthille hollee and refreshment take a meitiott„ as dietitian at e'al- booth heated thr r.eet veil of the C.P.II. freight /•114411`. W111.1 "Wiled tide Nary, Alta. Mrs C. A. Nairt..e.1 Miss Adelaide „the premises. .% g.sal titimber of -bath- Nairn. whe 'Tent -.,eral months in 'ergo have teken itinebtage ..f the Toronto and then V7e, '‘.11 with Air. end I warm we -tither to take /1 111J4 111 the Mrs. Jae. S. Hume :i• Montclair. N.J..,lake. for n few weeks". liatve returned to TWO steamer- were in port this their home on Kem. ortreet. 'Phey week with cara..e. from .the head of vvere\ neeouniantel from Montclair by the lake for the Goilerich elevatorl.: Mi. gall Mrs. Hume enitfamily. Te Organise Ladles' Hewing League? All the ladle,. lIf towel intereeeel in forming a 1/1111e0. la W11 bowling club are requeoted to nowt in the club - how. PIcton street. on Tueetlay even- ing. June 25th. at 7.45 o'clock. tog anottettgent thirty driuhite- tramped the features. Ito Florence Mtieney has fr,,bot, raiet!„ ro a pie,. of vacant 51,.0. nop., ' A wedding took place in North street l'inited church on 1Vedneeday 1114inting. nt SI o'clock. when Rev. C, street. town. end Mr. Arthur Baxter of l'olleinte township. Hes& Presbyterial. College Friends in this county are greatly pleased with 11* api..intment of 'Rev. Profeeuor c. Scott \Mckenzie. M.A.. Ian College at Montreel, toweeeding signed after long oerviee. The two principal is a tomer Ashfielil boy.. son of Mr. mul Mre John N. Mac- kenzie. formerly a . h.. Loehr -1144i diet - Oct and 110W of 101.'1% The ePPoilit- tnent wits made so the meeting of the tawa 18.1 week. Fel,..wing chsely the eleethin 10.4 Dr. Peelle, of Wingham. as moderator of the Gen- ertil Aesembly. it I, it tribute to Huron uptirineing that 64,1.41)1s appreciated by the Preebyteriato 4.f thle county. TO OUR READRRS The Mime Smith ilk-hart:0.i 213.111410 immhels wheet end the Bricoldee 2747.00t4 bushel, tif *heat find oate mi Wednesday. Bert Meteinalli ermine in his eell-kuovvit "flags.' Bert informs The the old engine wao thirteen years. a sten dor ignal that ft boat fo. Spring flowers 111111 fern deeorated Central Presbyterian church, Toronto, wpm) Helen bottle. elitist &tighter of Mr. ' and Mre. David Thempsou. 17 Linden Wrest, Toronto, fortnerly ef Goderieli, became the bride of Mr Herbert Wilkineon, Brantford, the The wediling music all,. played by Mrs. Chas. 11451 y. /11111 during the signing of the register Mr. Willem) The bride. who wao given In mae- Ivory chiffon with long tight teethe. and silk net ekirt In circular frills She wore an embroidered tufle Veil wheel was emitilit in cap Antis." eith times fitting bandeau of orange blossoms. 111111 Carried a bereinet M 1toz ''114,1.11y" Phillips acted Re. bride'. maid. wearing a frock of powder blue taftetn. alth brit and shoot to Match. 01111 .11 rriell bouquet of botterfly roses. The lest man Wa. Mr. r..1W4w1,11 Thompeon, brother of the bride. and the uglier. were Mr. Fred Weed ef ,Itrantford. end Mr. Itritiolt operetor 81141 In Itr.val of his en-- cews.r. we nrs• hite getting The Sig - forced to omit, regretfully. rimorts of several important melds. pinch no Hie Rank of Commer.a. re -opening. the Wok Wan:Amish imoranee Co. picnic.' We have felt foresaw. time the inatie-' query of our typesetting facilities, for the handling of the new. of the torte' and tlietrlet, And have placed an order for an additional lit...type, When it 1.1 lnietalled, 'we shall be *Me to toddled. a better paper and to get it reit more Prollant17. in the meantime. We ask rhe 114)41 indnIgente of our readera. THE SIGNAL. go n un match. ami tarried a or- chids. Mret Wilkineon, mother or the mid 11Milia roalP14.• Later the bride 11101 groom left 011 g trip tot CW1'0111111 b▪ lue and gray ensemble. with lint and shoes to match thi their return they !will reside lit crime] viarden Alert- Inents. Toronto. Among the out -of. town Rinses %ere Mr.. Wept.' M. It McLean. cleveland Niro .101W. 1). J. Hyslop Anil daughter. Jean. Genesis. and Fiesta Fowler..Gotelph: Wow M▪ r,. Ma ry Thomas, Ooderteb: Mr and Mrs W. M. MacDonald. erich. sod Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood. With the Lawn Bowlers , lie Ow /local iii•ti howling tonna:el Old Gates Cm ti Clevelarwt On Tuesday Mr. Owe 11. lateen. pro- prietor a Ye Olde Curloeity Stemple Hamilton street, shipped to Mr. wire W. Kidney. Jr., of kleevelturni. ohlii the set of obi wooden Eaten Which for many pea* "Pen in tract elf Maitland e0110eXery.1011•-•set included htelvf(t1 PnilitweekiL (41.1‘"111:111,e:1:4',1Ys."7 4.411.11:: shar re In Cleveland 'rot placed at lite ie.:le-tory. 1r tl-wy nem I la ter r4.4•141 set se WOil 113 1.1171/4. 1:r Itieset no # on M011441 y et et. ere. were: 1st. ,,t rhe prizeo 444.n. th and Dr II It Preparatione are -well advent -el ear liernidpe. and eerie... of epeeialte 111..11s4 Ihder-. it n-11 be Arm that the l'cl•It 111"1 111"trulm'ohli• oltit the 411100 tither detais tio• 1.rogratti .4 the the toighttwo• of the 1.111 .11 Ihe "thertimen"'" some Me41.01re 110 '." pertly 10 1111. 1111111114T 41( 01110r 1111,114.4 Women's is.littilt SON411111 Oen.. 41f 1114. flay. there wan not ne large al. niniletwe 11,1 the merits of the ‘vost mum, 1.4- held In the Com howiwer. that tit/. 1.1.41EPtla,. will rt.- sittlIa.rin.2a:4.11:1..,TittIlicIII"irn1111.ngreportm for 'the . 1841,1 11:1;o4., iTihne .1fgt1::::11111,111rogragagiamOghilesheitemvilyri The marriage ef Mims Miltlre.t T., owr 121 11. ot 1110 114/1111. of the br1.1e's Program 441 lti \ietrirei et! ra Honor Wed - of the Vi.aoria Elute tti#1 Th.. Iwo- etratti was n twig otie. It the last 111 the letterer Belie.- .4 Borah, Mi l'ciftir 1" "r bi the groom's father herons a floret iniFIrillai.o..lio..• .21-'. , ommencing at 9 0 TM! attend:in a! at the two previom '1:Wylt11. of Ilit lo. n•ap hest matt Vs' bride -nun- a. gown of white satin. mid Nib". Grace I., "an Dervort. anti .lamon tol.,1:1,,,T111irliit:.•,i'l:i..k,":„.:.(11:41:;:i.,:.:::14:irtimisnsd:r:44,d.iorr:in :sit::: ,:: ::::::f .,:g:,::::n..,..;,:iti.,8011:n'ii.,11,1"nk.r:,.‘7.::::,:lirk:g4::£111e1:.:17::::1 girl, teams ii, Toronto was equally 'other forme ionioeting. Tile succeep. ,, tition. and it hie lamed that toleryolie 1:.11..111a14 11 111 rondo, at Gbany. 8 Y , T. the flitileir of The Siena 1. . nth forums. In prepare a pure inee, materiel roll of # very Mat. 8 M. (kyr appre.late it If all ex -Members of the lie held oti Idsturilay. .10110 21t211. 0110 old :Ifith ltattnSon wohld forward of them good, rile time. for mother, their permanent toldrees to ITS. at 172 ded and the family It'. only otnr a rear; leave everything elele and join W wIf'elit road Toronto SHEPPARDTOPI • e. et