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4.14,1111 !sI.('(.\1, Y1 It NO 31.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, TH I RSDAy AUGUST 1, 1929
'PILE SIGNAL I'ILINTING ('1), LIMITED, I'al,llxher.
CHAUTAUQUA SCORES
A GREAT SUCCESS IN
GODERICH THIS YEAR
OPENING OF ORGAN AT
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
8petiai Mush- on Sundt.) and Recital
on Tuesday
The official opening of the organ In
St. George's, church will take place on
Big Tent Crowded with Delighted i4un4Nly next. There will be a ehnral
slrl4r14tHm of holy Communion at 11
Audiences Through o'clock. and at evening service the
the Week choir will render the antbeuaa 'clear
M y Prayer" (Mendelsw.1m l and "Thus
• --- Sa11h the Lord" thy A. It. Awl). 1u
1114.ntanglta 11.4 „elm, awl gene. the former the soprano solo w'1Il he
opening on Thiamin) B.O. and con- taken by Mrs. A. J. MacKay, and to
the latter Mr. ('hHrle. Meekan will 1*
tinning until T11es41ay night. nine pro- baritone soloist. Mr. C. A...11t. Wilkinson.
grams In all were given, and the gen- organist .1 the church. 1011 be at the
oral verdict was expressed In tangible! ^roan
4a.hln17 by the great crowds that at- (411 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
there will l,e a recital by' Mr. Reginald
G. (:eeu, founder and director of the
(:nelph Vogt.('holr anti nrp ovist and
+(hnirma•ter of St. George's- church.
Guelph. assisted by Mr. Fred Hlgham,
of ('welt tion MI. and choir toys of the
Vogt Choir.
pie .4e...) 117ronglabis1 the Program. Mr. Ilweet. Ilt January, 11011+, found -
'ended throughout. on several necas-
loM. overtaxing the Accommodation.
On the nights of• the two playa and
again for the (doming entertainment by
the .la,•k•.a, Jodie, singer. nI4uy Tien -
and this after n large nnruber of ad- eel the Nola (holt. of_I.Ilelph and nam
dltional seats had been brought in. e.t It in donor of the great
The News of the Town
Mies Jarksan's Sueeesaful Ptaplb
Catherine Murray and Mary John•
xtoe, pupil.. of Miss Laura Jack-
son, .1.T.C.M.. were sncessful In the
recent Toronto Conservatory of Musk
examinations in elementary piano.
Miss Jackson has yet to hear of the
result of the examination of another
pu pll.
Mr. Major's Pupils
Frances and Barbara Timms -on. pu-
pils of Mr. It. Ir. Major, were sucets•
ful In nevem 1'
the eeonservatory of Mu-
sie examinations. rte former in pri-
mary w•h.s.1 awl the latter in Introduc-
tory gleno. ('hri.-tine Rolertlaai, an-
other of Mr. Major'e potions. also was
a •Hcees•ful ca11I4114ate in this tnusjeal
test. A. Mr Major. Is oUt of town, •
complete list ..f his pupils trying the
'anadan examination outs not been received..
Tlrl 1 t theCan- I t the late -- A K 1 net On
s w'n• tie ftn41 veer for
a - mu« .' Yn, w' 1. r r.
Fenian ('hantetetua 111 Gosler1eb. and. May 4th last the choir Barr a minden)
c..ntnrry to the experience with prey- feafh'al at Gael ph In .1•ujunrtlnit with
taus Chamomile undertakings in this the great ('anadtan tenor. lir. Edward
town. 1he•1j1171 lnes show 14 .nrpinsafter Johnston. an event which earned most
meting the guarantee. There was no favorable comment in 411041.111 c4reIe..
diflk•ulty In '(caring gnarantort for Masters. Gurdon link.. ,old Jnek Brown
another year sn Goderieh will again are two oflthe eholr i..,cs who will ac•
hare l'tia0flf lona In lies),, -Tile "ale of ,1.mp'nnc \lr. Geer. stud Mr. Hlgham.
wicket. t!rl• year was effe.'1el mainly and it is worthy of not.. that these two
through young people'. organization.. iey.. tied for the medal presented by
of the various churehee. MIA!. Sinciair lir .lohn"tnn at the Vogt choir mted-
a,twt no, chief reprer•ntath'e of the .al festival
('hantarwpla organisation herr. direct -
lig Clue advanee axle •t ticket. and BLACHSOR IN SECOND
introducing the performers on the PLACE IN LEIdiUE
mn
, vardio' i,rORrad. ad sou golden -
•14nious for her et6OIrncy and for the
chermlag ntasmer h1 which *he dna-; Exeter to Play Exhibition Hli
anle fe
charger) the •lHtles 'of "chairman."
ay
Thr Opening Night The Exeter ha••4all nine wail he
here Friday of this week for an ex-
hibition conic. returning the visit of
the Iola, k,"' to Exeter on July 11th.
Exeter play. in the WPatern Ontario
TA»41w this year and has a fast team.
and the Bleckeex will have to pot np
T9e big tent um. crowded on the
opening night. when the Martin Er•
win lea len. pno4Pntel ahe (comedy,
"Tbe Family C a'tairs," That the play
the popular fancy w1.• evident
o� almost eouMnuous roars =of tir*4-elft s hall to defeat ttil.aa• The
Hitt came from 11w audience. gnaw Is exiled for 5.30 p.m.. and It Is
The party of the shallow motherso hoped the fans will he out 1n gonial
to bang her daughter marry, the force to support •thelr home MCC.,
• but just as de -
and as eager as
'yteUar.. and An-
gles* es'
�iThe 'My mad ajt
lttraesioo jar OWCOMM*
u the \loarow
1
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The Rlaekaox played two games in
the Huron -Perth Levee aeries the
'past ween". At CUMIN o4 Friday' tbQ
won with Has /core of 11• belt
M I t -bell op
The Ci!ptes-
c1s11 on 7411y 21. i
At Stratford on Saturday the home
ed. and
nutmeat type -'4 -. •" - team defeated Mitchell 10 to R.
the artiotle dancing prated very at-� The Mkf.hell Adv..eate gives the
traetive. The leader. Anatol Frikln, fnll..ning report of T414•wlay'm game in
Imes a good baritone vols and Pang that town:
ireveral ...doe besides hitrduclng the •..1 weed crowd aeon... --ed the Huron
various numbers and In Ms quaint Tenet i ne ball game In Keterson
F,nrli-h, making interesting eAmmrnts Park, Mlte•held. on Tuesday crewing.
Warner-MrPhpll
.\ hapq.y event took place at tint
manse on Saturday evening. when at 8
o'clock 'tee. It. 4'. Mcllermtd perform-
ed the -marriage ceremony uniting
Mary. daughter ..f Mr. A. S. McPhail.,
of town. to Mr. Percy Werner. sem of
Mr. and Mr.. ilavid Warner. of the
Biu; Water Highway. Gosl0rieh town-
ship. The attendant.. 114' ere Mt -a. Reg.
8ow'erhr. the groom's sister. and Mr.
1.4.4.114. Mc('lure. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in white silk and white
hat. After the ceremony the young
couple left by motor on a trip to Kit-
chener and other points, the bride
travelling in a gawk of rose silk with
hat ,not coat to match. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Warner will snake their
home on the Roue Water Highway,
Goderich township.
School Reunion at Harbor Part
All eo joy :.4.1.- picnic was held on
Wednesday of this week at Harbor
Park. I:Merb'h. when over nae hun-
dred former pupils ad S. S. No. 1. Ash-
field and West Wawanoah. and their
friend*. met for a reunion. Visitors
were present from Leamington. Toron-
to, Londeaboro'. Rrtewfield. ('I4nton.
Lweow. and many other parts of the
ding country. Among timer at-
e former teaeh-
wore two t the Ormt
the school. Miss Best, elf Len-
sed Mr. Thos. 0. Allen. of
Aft' a b aoua picnic
/erred t1.;t3i vi�voe� abort
were oleos - •
Rev. 1. W. Kilpatrick and Messrs. Wm.
itallie. T. (:. Allen. Gordon Yonne•
John Dm -how' awl Wm. Lvut,. 1t was
deide1 h7 nnaninion., COte of those
present that this. reunion picnic he -
come an annual eycnt. to iN• held the
first week In Ailnist.
rAr ,Peg
from tine to time. i11s Ruwmoan Pad• w n the home.
romped
away
4'r , of 'The
Is r.•ltd it R s est Inning..
dlPr'4 song• and h from the visitors In the fl R
'toad to Mai.)aiar" were• r"I.1' laI)t wiring � nus. .\t the end of 1111•
en)„yel by 11e crowd. sixth and final innings the score mood
"E.dueation or Catastrophe" 11 to 3 in furor of Mitchell. The vis -
The kis.-loos were followed by the "tor. were off color and Inst many
tlrst Ip. tiro of the coir'(. Mrs. D. chasers. their (-etching in the nuttield
I'Irie iteyel. win spoke on "Education was poor and Percent errors were
or
Catastrophe." \ors. Reyes ha• n nit- chalked up agnlnst them. They were
also weak In the Libelling box and the
players felt the game lost atter the
Arm inning• and never rallied through -
nut the Ram... The home boys played
word of her address. Mrs. 14eye'8'$ faultless hall told ,,eserred the vie -
been a life of unusual experience.;
14 gran.-41nn,litcr of Sir George .\1.• Huron -Perth League Record
bury. sow spent her early years to or-. • Won Ln.t
bete -retie circle. In England; she mar' Stratford 1 0
rte.l an American citizen. then was Goderich
left a widow and forced to earn her milk -bell
own living. Trained as -a nurse she en- Clinton
al m..••age to give end rats skill in
presenting it. ..' that. to spite of the
intense heat she was able to hold the
attention M the audien"e to the last
!Pref the world War at the heglnnlflg
and san servos at the '.Pry front. She
wears a decoration presented to her
George, for seryleee rendered
by King
anong the wd,Ners. She hn' travelled
widely. and leas lived to twenty differ-
ent countries. This is to he her loot
'our with 1'lintltemptn. a. "he has ac-
cepted a io"itloin In Iowa. a4 leetnter
on "mixt hyriP11P in the high school' Of
the State. a position *bleb will hence-
forth
ensforth fully oeenpy her time.
Mr•. Meyer'' theme was n plea for
education, not Pel much the education
of youth as eduention of parents. Fifty
year, ago. or even twenty-five year(
ago, .he said. no new dreamed (.f epee -
lel training for tetrents: today univer-
sities, have special eonrse4, for them.
Mr.. Reyes deprecate) the cry agalntt
modern youth. declaring that eeventy-
five per tent. of our young people ere
-tralght, decant and lbw-ahldlnR: that
there w'ns In the wood'. large a per-
centage of wild and, reekle's' boy. and
girl,: tint their doings were 144.4 p l-
Imbesl as they are t.slac. 1t ens e-rstcr
for their friend* to bush np siieh news
hen it Is now To get the right anti
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PERSONAL MENTION (hie holiday Next Monday
\l;ayur \lr,•}:4ca17
.1a 4. ,.-n,ol 111. pro
.lamation• calling upon citizens t0 ob-
elay next :,« , lei.• holiday.
tri 41.1'4r.141 with the bylaw. The
rare react 1.111 Ile the great attraction
of the day in town.
hila Edith Prhddle .spent lad week mere.. she
In Tlllsonbtrg. isi -
)flee M. L4.ek*?„,London. Is spend-
ing a few days la a.
• •
Mr. and Mss. Cf tpahi and family
fere holidaying in Stretford.
• • .
Miss 1.. Rogan, of I"r.,lt .1s visiting
her 'doter. Mtge 1x411.. Horan.
•
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Miss Verna Sallow, .1 Bryan, 4'hlo.
Is apendlug her eaten -I, ':r, teiwp.
• • .
Mie- Henrietta (:ev, s returned
from Isetrolt. wh-:' -petit two
week �.
Mr. It. l: Moldier. of T•tou;n, rlslt-
•
Air Trip ('.nkatplated
'Pile yacht marguerite 111., with lis
ow her. \I r. i,aw renee Fisher. president
nt Cadillac Motor ('ar Company. and
Mess,.. Earl iludy. Al. Wallace, Eseh,
4'tn,niugh.u11 ,and Snider. all of De-
troit. hoard was on port on S11.114loy.
The lake 44s -,1111e quite rough around
170441. hour 111141 \1 r. Fix -la -r cottemph11-
441 w•ltdl,_ for his fourteen-passeigtr
three-taot.n' Fokker plane to take tie.
',arty back to I).•troit. tint the weather
ci.tslirion. IN1-unle mere favorable lat-
er in the dry and the talrt, retnro.l•
to lietru,i "11 the yacht.
past week.
ed his cousin, Mr. It .1. Phelan. the 'Frump- \. j'aluer. IHenlwhn; 1►Inrt fol. of Ile, gallery 134 14''1 1\urn la
HerlkuNYral Show .la-. 1\,•IIwo.N1 Uerlin • Grant tom going on day and dight and a
• • • Thr anima) Hower show Df the Storm 4'. E. l'31:11.4.1'. Titl•onhnrg: barge minder of mel, are employed.
)11x. Marlon 's-'. 1. ,n •'I" - n,- 'I ,.ih'rb'11 IlorUcmltiral S.N•fe-ty w111 he W8111.1111;r:.tfon. 1reur ilrttmt. Adrlan 'There are two shifts of ten hours
burg is a visitor wl'6 NIS- Fditb 1'r,d- hell in \lae•Kay Hall on'fhnr.day sod Gotta n. I.u••ky •t.lu.!y'. Albin Grattan..'''a'•h- :\s pmvlou'ly 'toted Iii The Sie-
dle thio week.
BIGPROGRAM FOR
CIVIC HOLIDAY MEET
Ilor..'ewn 111 Inter the i'rovince Are
Interested
11utemenlen are looking forward to
the race reset In Giderlch on \I lay
next leivie holiday a n' likely t., Ie
ole grisliest yet held (.n the local Intek.
With R2.140N, tiling up in purses. Inter-
es4 hi the event 1s %%libspread, and
twiny of the host hor-ed in the Prov -
Ines. ore clip.r•Iel t.. he hiere.
The transfer of 111i• (;olden (;ate
make r., •e to nn open new for 2.15,
frotnels aialviT:%er- for the puree of
#1,000 ha. assured keen competition.
1:ntrie. bre coming hr daily and there
will be at least a dozen ter thb event.'
The 2.20 ithte Water stake with its
entry of twenty-two horses is boned to
he Is great race. The horses eut4•ret
ire: Jerry Ilarvesier. Angelus Grat-
tan- 44r..1. 11. Whitely. Gedericli; Don-
ee 'truce, Milk Togo- -'Ft. J. Smith.
4uelph : Peter Gbill., 11;e0. i.Itt. Strat-
ford; Gentry Tald--1V. H. Ihimsrt.
Kit.bruer: tewei ..f Hearts --4'. A.I
tloase. \t!tclwlt i44.Aua Ile 1.'---h.wrls
Bros.. 114.-th,g-: itillile \Vilke4 -S. G.
WORK BEING RUSHED
ON MILLION -BUSHEL
ELEVATOR ANNEX
Work Progressing Night and
Day With Two Shifts
Of Men
The construction wi'rk on the new,
million-Inshel elevator shitee to the
plant 41 the Gewleri,•h }:levator and
Tran-lt Company at the harbor is now
staking rapid progress. un Monday the
pouring of concrete for the tl4rty-nine
huge s in'utar bit, got antler way and
it i« expected that within three weew4
the erection of the Nina will be cent.
l lCtel. Thews bins are to tie• 1,0111 to
a height ..f 1lf feet and during the
first three days of Mix week they
arose to a height of twenty feet. The
foutidat404 I. 141x.114 f..orjccu feet 11181
and .n top of the blow there will be
.4 gallery of ten feet. making tie total
Ibeigln•. 4'111mlel•oye: Jerry the height from the basement floor t.. the
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• s .
Miss LAura J 4't,•, N re•tt►rned
home after a t ire. , • a l -l? with.
fripods at
Mr. A. M. 11
nesday to visit •
comity. Nova Scott
•
ou 1Ve l-
•in Iv*tnn
-De. G. K. rind Mt-. a hapmnu. of
Britigehnrg, are visiting .: the home
of Mr. C. I.. Chapman,
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Keith Saunters M:• re reel to town
after spending the rind: 1,' July at n
T.M.C.A. camp in tsloka.
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Mr. H. H. Daws. -n lues ,`tnnusl t,.
Detroit 'after allauding ,, couple of
nest. with rrlatiee' 4n j4wn.
• 11. •
Meslrw Reg. Orb) ,mid Frank
Phalen took In t C I' 11. picnic at
Port Burwell on Batavia:. :est.
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'Friday. Angtest 15 .1.41 141. .\u ext'',
yetie prix.' list 4. being I'r•pare:l, and
a large .li.pinyor bloom may •'outd-
e•111y he ex4444'te.t. The list coivaiue a
number of special pries••, including a
dicer cup doulttel io 1lertert Water,
CO., Toronto. to he ,Iwurde t to the
rru'niber of the Horticulturist S.N•tety
winl'og the greatest number .141.outs.
Three pini -'are gi.eu for lir-t Brine.'
two points for owe.• 1 pride 71 MI one for
third prize. The winner pros win the
cup three brine i1. -17. -o
,1•-.0 to' 4101,11
•'t permanently. '
.% Big Suttees
The "Country Fair" held \Vein• -day
night of lust week at the Pavilion. nn- ,
der the ata•lds• of the Maple Leaf i
chapter. 1.O.114.E.. was a huge Mleveas.
The grand' march sot lo o'clo,•k i.re.elt• '
ed a edit of color. 41* brilliant cos -
Mines. anal the gay 41eror8tlon•. making
a striking sine. Prides for costumes
were awarded ns follow'.: i.ady's fan-
cy. Miss Mary- lIuseey : lady's eomle.
Mr.. 1'. .\.' Zimmerman: gentleman's
inlet, Itsn.4iW..Co1P, Clinton; gentle-
man's eon►(. E.,. Zlininrrnom. l'etrnlfa.
The judge- were MP -.r.. T. 11. Mitchell.
A. J. Ma4Kay, R. C. Whately enol 11.4'.
Dunlop. Besides the dulteing, for which
excellent ornate w1.• provided by the
lluidklet to oVreherj r1.• i ' . e were
various other attractions..
Chapter has a g.ae!;y addition to 1
f intieram 1hr reemit of the scent.
Mr. and Mrs. C,harle,. K. Saunders
have returned from a 1i•dklay trip to
Dr. 1/e,esl
Quebec and the ltia*oka Ickes.
• . •
the
001,
Ierieh sow of
his for . Bu
TftatlPta Arrow ..leo
ArrowCoc e.. o
The (*.loch Lines announce 8
new timeta'l1IP• which i. published in
• The Signet's advertising columns this
week. Bnmti. leave here at 7 teelo-k
a m. and 4.15 p.m. arriving nt Streit-
! ford R.45 a.m. and 0 p.m. and at
Woodstock 9.4.1 a m. and 7 p.m. Re-
turning.
e-
t ur ing. the brew leave Worwletnek at
7.45 a.m.- and 7.45 p.m., arriving In
Goderich at 10.45 morning and even-
ing. 1t will ie noted that this arc
rnngrtnent grass traveller.. to Goderkb
five end a -hair hours -from 10.45 a.m.
to 4.15 p.m. -between the first hits er-
i riving end the lust h(e leaving and
; does away to 5ctrle extent with the old
complaint that sufficient time was not
ellnwel vlsltnrs to G.wlerli-h to do any
Mteine'e.s here and return home the
' same ,lay. The management M the
Arrow '.Ines promise the people of God -
NOTES TES .-rich and vicinity a good reliable Per-
[lUaa H rice. ThPlr buses cell at all hotels to
1.1ck lip passengers.
The services at the itaptist church
next Sunday will be as follows: 10
a.m., itlhle school and classes. At the
morning mr-1,e at 11 a.m. the Lawton.
Rey. W. T. Bunt. will preach the first
of a series of Permons on prayer- stol.
je't. "The School of 'Prayer." Sermon
snhje(t at evening service: "The
l'hristien Lew of Almsgiving."
BRIEFS
Mr. 4'. A. R. WIlklnson has re-
signed the position of hantmZ44ter of-
the Goderich land. Mr. Weidman.
win. Is organist and ehotrmester of
St. George's church here. leaves for
(lgeen Sound on Reptetther 1st, M take
over his new duties as organist of St.
George's. chnrrl, In that Thee.
Mr. Charles Norman wishes it made,
known that during hkl temporary ab-
sence from town order. for his me4e-
to-ytwn..ure I1n. Df neer'. clothing will
n e mrd M• token on his behalf by Wm. Staple -
'tele toward totuth of Imlay n
nnlerstnnd them. nn, I wall been a comptPtp LAP of tramples
the fact that flue world moves faster anted will persnnnlly take mensnres.
than it 414 aa few 7enre ugn. From own 411 the long 11,4 04 rimers 1.1.1.114114.41
to 4w l,e yPArw of AIM Is the forma• I In lost neck '• Issue of The Signal of
1450 peeler) of 4* n1o1rd, the age when tli.ls0 who Asdstel it, 14* Rrnn41 KPr-
charecter can eee moulded. if. during mess rPeantly 'IPbl nt the \Voest street
that peel/NI. the parent tins mode his Talk. scvern1 wen. omitted. Miss ,len-
will reelected. he ..-111 hive little 411ffl nie Lynn. M tier, lid charge of the
Surplus from Dominion ilay
.\ Meeting of the ihnminion 1•,17
1vlehratIon committee WAR held at the
town hall on Wednesday evening to
pass accounts and tr8nsaet other loos -
Inc., In eonncct'lnn with the celcbrn-
tlnn of .1uly 1.4 Iasi A cote of e50 to
the funds. of the loyal baseball club
was pa444e4), it wits estimated (hilt
after alt aeeMint were paid the com-
mittee would have a surplus of about
81111. and It wan dpeide,l that the sill'-
pdna should he handed over to the
town treawlry. A statement of the fin-
en'es will be published when all ac-
counts are nettled. A vote of thanks
was tendered to the' secretary. ('om-
eiller Croft, -the treasurer, Mr. R. C.
Whetely. anal all other. who gn4-e spec-
ial numb:twice In the cel4i,rntun. \1r.
.1. ll. iteynolds being ntentlnn'4I in this
connection for his eucce.4fu1 work in
oerrying not the arrangements for 11,e
1814.•!4811 games w'hieh were the big fea-
ture of the day.
Mrs W. .1 Lannon au,' . hililren. n(
Toronti'. Imo, been 51i11 ne relatives
and friends in naive and in APhfPld
townehip.
• • •
)Ira: \Ic1'al4. , f Owen Sound. has
leen tp,Pndioe weeks' 444.11day at
the home of \1r ;,,,d Mrs. Ernest Tay -
D to
nm.
r. t tt. n
lire, Tito'..• \b ▪ -earthy , •)test the
pod week in le8.41on, He will leave
portly for ., 'lose years' period of
nu'1p In Ron,e.
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Mr. John 11. Principe] of Tteam--
v111P pnh11 - ;44.1,..o.. and denghter. Miss
Edith 1)l.•k'. are y dting relnflres and
friend. In Ion n.
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The \t4«•4e- \',;a Grah:un, of New
York City. and Lena Graham. of To-
ronto. bare been -pending a nvek in
town on a he Way visit.
Mr. and M- 11. T. P1141114rs. East
street. and 1� rind Mr•. Nell McKin-
non 81111 fz',• , of Keay. street. are
holiln.Iii a ..rens Sound.
• • •
Nir 81,11 \i:'- Thos. Murphy. Mb..
Resole Mnrpbj and Mr. Stanley yl'-
Lenn vislt(d •th reinl14es azul
frien4s in 11e: -' ' the past work.
• • •
%Ire. J. .\ Tinnier. of Paw -Paw.
Mlebigan: wi:• 4..,o been visiting her
parent... Mr. :i1 \Ire. R. J. PMelnn. re-
turned to her • • me the pest week.
•
Mr. and Nee Horace Hearn and
family relnr, . •1 to their home In
Stratford nf:c• vaeation spent with
the lady's paw.- Mr. and Mrs. \\'m
Farr. •
• • •
\Ira. J. C S•1nart hag Men relnPsi-
eel by the Ih•14o•tlPnt of Agrienioere
to stet as bole. ,•f ladies' work at ism-
er/II fall fair,• T.amhton and Perth
counties.
• • •
Mier, Edith a Minns. and Miss
Claire Beyauld.• ire the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Monti:lie William. nn their
yacht Shfrinhn r" a trip threegh the
1o've'r 4•,144'-.
• • •
es ny inn. expert inline. Bast street. win'
1 mutt caamniae Rev. 1. .T riIteillc, of Rel hr nor.
clew wenn the 'town cRn (1)mCs, the tea. 8nd Mr. .iohu heves pre•sidel AA
age when o be 1 t toy- itdto an- niotnn.er As well as Assisting In en-
• ing itself M be trained M tlPnd t" en- lamming the prlree
enc. to give their (Mldren credit for ''1^1.. of St. Peter's rhnmh also wish to
intelligence. And to le- ng to their nes };l. Boehler. who tiered tinder fon
..f ii the mrA• rnrl cxlw rt..n(e tether the /Nrn•lon. and for the Ito of his
than theory. inn. k
The 't .tiy4,-0 nest of children Are •
receiving more ntrentlnn tn.,Ay..and W'FY'lAl. (rncAl. NOTICE.
the sleeker, than ens the enstom a Have y'nnr pI'• examined h7 oar
few yep re Ago. BAby. climes are e4tah s r1.y oar
11thed In ell our large (entree of porta- well-known Anel paineenkInR
lotion. (:Altltde M ? T4ending ann114)117 NIT T Illi �Tn,n nor, nil lip rly tical expert
I
811.000.0011 In the care of mental def
test 11 wool., 1* well If s simtlar & ('' .Montreal.
it nottr al. work et n l.nrnhtana. I
lent In Peeing that children I furnish
winners. The nfll-
ether's will The •pecker tweed par-
k express their grateful thnnk• to Mr,
rim wife *T coot We
hronitht Into fta' world tied A ('trance and0at n,,,�tti'7R mPa An 1 mmnting•tide I
hest make of the Met mnkere, and our
prices AAP from $4.00 up. Thured8y,
Friday. Anoint 1fx 16. tromp Patty.
SMITH'S ART ,SPORE. Goderjch.
to he no mal. The time will come when seri
no interims* license will he loomed nn-
}ewl ePrttfl(ate44 of trental and phyd-
fe1 health are preeented. A child hes a
(0011tinaed on pate 6)
1'. Johnalen'a Birds Head IJst
The pigeon flight lest week -Ped un-
der the ansjrlrn• of the G,slerlrh ilom•
ting I'ige.,n Cln), was from Kitchener,
a •Ill*tAnce of shout seventy-five miles
frim G.wlerich. Bight -five hinds were
released et 7.41 a.m. end the find
hire) wee reported home 11t 111.1.2
,. olle•k. The first els birdo. home were
8. follows:
Owner Band No. Time
1'. Johnston 1100'000 10.02
1'. 1nhnetnn toein!'.13 10.04
1'. Johnston 1140-8441 10.08
1'. Johnston 1000.111:: 10.$
W. I'Ithbok' 100111-7T4 10.08
W T'ithlado 1(45-770 10.04
The flight this week -eel 1,111 take
place from Georgetown. A pigeon Mob
In Mnntrenl Is *ending 200 hinds to he
released here on civic holiday anti it
is expected that the biro!. will 1w
let go during the rAre cruet At Agri-
cultural Perk In the afternoon. in a
reent 'flight from Montreal twenty-
three birds Mdnnging to memtwrs of
the meal (dub were released and to
date only fete birds heve town rPpnrt-
ed home, These four jdgens are the
property of Mr. S. G. McKay. -
Sister It.. -e. S,,.te 4;nUtau, Rennie
(::,:t:n,. I. 41.. :tau the Greet au,1 Mi..
Tzar Peter It. Trench. Teeswater.
'I'lu•re n:11 be n 2 ..ham.7 race for
a puree o' *too a ill, at least right en -
:1 -.1111.1 and a 2.244 trot Only for a
poi r-,• "Calm al14) iri fh at li•a st -seven en-
tries.
An added fent ire o,. the• afteruou'.1
progratu will be an exhibition tulle by'
Sid Ilei. fir. Whitely'. bay gelding. 1i
an effort to break the; track•' ravr,l.
The 1l1g few' gratwI+t:1141, will provide
the best of accommodation: hit -tote.
cr..wd should Is•17 Joan.) early. a. the
management 4 ,t try no get .dings
s artll to • 2 ''''1.4.14 It, order to eimi-
4.1e•tc the big programs'^.m good time.
.\thong the fret hoe-,•. it 1m1111y on
the g•ouu(i' sire two ..f nntateis hest
trotters- Van T.«ll. of Ito...krill.•. And
J. -IT. Eldon. owned by John TAM. l.rr-
sddent of the 1onlirrion ilarte,* Hor4*c
Weed to Motorist.
Too much care cannot be exercised
by' motorists In driving lop And /hewn
the,',i4nttfprd hill. One afternoon of
ht
s �accidentwh1,41 m1
{. week n R
1h e k 1.r
s - .ccs reel
• inn result- . 1
c . more serious r
ha E had
at the torn 1.1111%111y down the hill. .\
motor car lu ..barge of an exla•rie•ne••d
lady driver •'f Godert'11 was coming'
114. the hi11 on the e•xtr.enn' right -band -
side of the road w'11eu it met another
car going donn the bili at 11 fast rate
of sped. The driver -in charge of fht•
(sr going dower -Het -,hill nes endeayor-
lug to 11144 a hurter at the .hnlg.•rnu•
torn in the read and in doing s(1 rip.
Ped off the. rem r bimps'r 4f the• car;
proceeding up the hill. .\ more-prlou•
Redden, whh•h might en tidy have re-
sulted In a fatality' no- nnrrowly
avertd. Motorist- dhunld exer:.1'-e
44rent CHIT in driving 111 1140 hill and
the county otflciald (411 14 help he 1454'44.44
the bink at the turn in the road cal
aw'n4 more.
PERSONAL MENTION
0:11 the gravel for this work 40 ohtait•.
.41 from a gravel pit •1n ('ullornc
'(4lt'hlp• and dt'lleered ti,' the ..bite
I4 the top of they hank al f1\'rllh.Yt..q
...trill. The ..hilte tnrn•fers rte grave
to the stent mixer at to write of
•-1w•rntluu4.
'111e-14ltner JAs. B. 1:nd.. trout the
head of the hikes, ens in tort on'Mon-
dny with a cargo of 14)0,00(4 bu'hebt of
wheat for the G,Nlerieh elevator. Ex-,
port •h{p tents of gran from the God-
erich elevator are not very brisk at
present. mud the ,levator Is reported
to befull t., the roof..
Many line pleasure yachts tilled at
this. port the past week. including the
:'$hirlehut 'properly of Mr. II. M.
William., pr,sident of tie Mn (1tt
Motor f'0 . Indianapolis; "Marguerite
111."` property .of Mr. i.nwrence fish-
er. president of the Cadillac Motor car
t'owl•uiy, Ilet nal : "Rowdy." from
Detroit : ••Shncloe." from ('hleag..;
•Inanoit." from Detroit. and "Hera -
del..." from Detroit.
The pieta -tire yacht Shlrlohn. which
! n'as iu 1",rt the 11.-t week. -Ieareel'.'n
Nr•. W1 11 I , t , , 1'1
41. 1 ed r a f Dill is tie , , , In • . Ii Lw-
t -t . (: t .. ► T In'01, a for f _Of St
qU f Mr eo. 114 h 1 (maid. ! renee.
I)14 -sees Nora Horley and Helen Me 'there ie no more favorite paattme
('arch% davit the weekend In Sarnia ' the-.• warm simper days than bath -
Dr. G(1)Rrey Holt and M1.. ('rte I Ing and daily during the past week
stows. Holt, of Toronto, are visiting in hundreds of people have slatted the
fie.. e e A nA .
i- the gnlret of -Major .and Mr- C.
\Iatl'ha l 1.
Mr. and Mr..FAlward C. ('rale; and
little -in. (1f 14."rrdr, were visitors in
town on Sunday'. -
Mies Margaret 4I.'LPan. of Detroit.
1' sp•nFing two wake At the home of
\tr..!. S. Redford. Record of Magistrate's 4 ourl for the
Week
Mr. and \ors. T ('. \\'right, 4.f To
those wtmhing to • beach.
YOUNGBLUT GETS
THREE YEARS' SENTENCE
roam., were nrnong the -visitors i,.
ton11 the tat ;t week.
\irs. 11,1111inore, Md.. it -
le gues4 of her con-
Itritnnnln road. -
:se and Mrs. Clarke
•did:ay trip rind will
.' ke nt l'hautnnqun.
cl-litre
sin.
Rev.
are away
s•4s•rul se,
N. Y.
Mr. and \Ire F. A. Harmon end
•h1lelren,' of C!ecelnnd. clsiarl friends
in town and 41.h,1ly d0ring the hast
week.
Mrs. \1'. M. .\t,dPr44on and Mr- .N1 -
beet Ralston. of Toronto. are 14411-
ltig relatives In town. They are 44nes1•
at liote1 Snnget.
\ir. end Mrs Redford McLean and
daughter. Audrey. and Mrs• limier, of
Detroit. epa'uf td:n weeks nt the home
..f \1r. J. S. Belford.
\Ir. sad \Ira. John l'rnnlfont. (1f
C hbvigo. were the 'needs of Nr. and
\1r. T. It. Patterson for a eyernl day's
'h1- nec1. They were returning frons
,, 4rip,11ou11 the St. 1.Awrenee Wier.
Iter. t W and Mrs. Kilpatrick and
their ,timelier.' Mics \largnkset. ,4 f
l.e•a nlh,etrnl. ' called on reline,'- h,
Poi a on Werhinstay on their way to
Price 11/'i1eh. where they will spend lt
Month.. holiday'...
Lawn Bowlers Are Active
in the tournament of dniible. 14.1.1
at the 11N111 greens on Monday 4'rening
Cha-. Itlaek and Geo. Patterson won
111.44 prize. ,1 1141 A. \lunl.s•k and I:eo.
Ryan second prize,. On Weil^. -tiny
afternoon the e"nte•st a -s. for one wet
of prize.. the %Innen, Ic•itig It. G
Reynolds and George )lac1'h-sr.
Many of the bowlers from I ,.wn 1111114
been participating in (on4P444' held nt
ontof-otown points the jest week.
Last Friday evening three rink' were
at ':Ilton II 1171 one at Mitchell. 1'n
\1 lay eveving Messrs. Genres cry.
monds..1. Bowman. .1 It. Wheeler and
Fred Hunt 1skip , took part In a twi-
light calmest at 1,in-knew'. None of the
ton -mentioned rinks won one primes.
Five Isar' from town 4.1ay14.4 in the
annual Sent.* doubles tolrrla4Pnt Olt
4*Vllgham on Wednesday afternoon
and \neer' .1. R. Swnfldeld and 4 4'
1'1111 1.11111 ei,rried off the first 4ri,.-
n hieh wrt4' flim chairs. .
The Goderich Bowling ('1116 ail!
hold it. annual Seotch doubles 4 .44
1111'114.111 nn 4*Vean...day.
Routh DtlkotAw•11. a visitor in town ' Proof 1,f Age Requirw(I
the past week Ile 1a .pending a month T1,e llnron roomy told age t'en- on
wI41 111. reli'iren In .44hfle11 ami, tenet ha. hell! weypral m4"'!ioV, t••
Rens (minty. - eonsidcr appol4ptions for 44.4n -o•• - v•
• • •
Mr. and Mr. : Sonvey end niece and,
two nephew.. of \Va11a(ehnrg. were In
Goderich the 1'^-t week and took In
the Kermess. \Ira RAnv47 is pre.id.nt
of the enthnlb Women's Learn". of
11'811,, cehnrg.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs.,411'. R. Furrier and two
eons. Garnet and Carman. of \Vhite-
thttr•h. Mr... 11' (1. S'herwrod. of
kie. Sauk.. and Mrs. Samtucl Reid. of
T,ur•know. cisltl4l with Mr. and \Ira. 8.
T. Phillips nn 1.•4nday.• •
\1r. S. n. S4other44, nt Esgev. who
with his femil7 1s holidaying At 11*
stammer enttag4' „n the lake shore. neer
KInt8II gave The 144xnat a plperent
cell one 41.1' last week. -Mr.
/bothers. who n 414 tnrmerly Agt'lcnitur•
al renr.••ntltive In flnrnn. now Tale a
shmllar 44nsitiot In the 4nnnfy of Ria.
*Px. awl ghee :1 most interesting 44tnt7
of agrk'ultnr:., development 4n that
most motherly county nt Pantola.
ter the local Ward jassp, nn the 1.1
PIh-11 'MIN they are sent to Toronto for
examinntion by the Pruvineinl hoard.
Sn fir sixty-seven apelieleiete. hale
been received 1,y the Ite•,la board. tool
much difficulty Is exjrrleneel in fleet-
ing with them from tin• fact that It.:
the great majority of ca -es the appli-
cants disregard the reined for proof
of lite. It i.. Im'er1h4 ve that proof
(1f age be given. for not er11y the ronn-
t7 hoard bit .11-n floe I'r"vinch,l 'Intl
Felernl lonr,ls must 1N• .strlslho1 that
the provision- of the ,\rt sore 'Whiled.
About ninety per cent of the appli-
cations re:e41e41 to dote. The signal is
infofinel. ern 18c141ng In this respect. -
4*Vhile of curse It 1« Impo-•4hle n4•
yet to mnk4.nny definite statement as
M the Arlmhwr of RPpol'Htions that 111:47
it expwe(ted In this cnnit7. on estimate
makes the prolr,lrle number five 04, six
henslred. Te joy the .Duty'# propor i
lion of the p•nelone Inn% remitre a
levy of ntmnf one-half mill ver the es•
(•ea44taent of the trosat7.
Ito -"rye Thtvselny afternoon. .%110:11.t
•th. for the Ahmerk bridge nnei hay.',nr
4n the Pavillon.
\lime \Inriel Sloan returned to tle-
trott .hest 4i41'k after rpendttlg her ,a-
eari.erl4ita her parents here.
Report of ling Shipments for Month
Ending June, 1829
V(•- A11- Huron
rich 448w brei, County
'''.,tai lois .. -21 43311 :too 414W
bne.n, . • 11 134 Ill 21:11
'''hick . nooth ..11 257 1114 ::474(4
l:vcrett Vonm:blot, who weals recent-
ly ea htenced al Stratford to a
.ear's impriwnmen: for tie
theft a( ii car in that 441y. was
brought. before Nlagi4lrate held here
nt1 Saturday and pleaded guilty to
three 4h8rites - theft from NRn1N-rt
storekeeper at Nile: theft
from E.' 1I. \\'elter•, storekeeper at
Itenml14e.r. and, breaking into the house
of .111ix•. itaIf,ly In Colloerne tow•a-
-hip nod stealing On each 4.f the
ono former charges he 4.444 m'ntened
to one year In Portsmouth Peniten-
tiary. PCim:et/ n, anti "n the last to
three ye'nrs in penitentiary. 41* sen-
tences to ren- ronrnrrennly with tihe
ea-nti•n •e Riven nt Stratford.
This (ThnrwlHy. nfterneon George
Riley. twenty-eight years of age•, sea
eotirietnl on" two rhHrget, --obtaining
m, HIhll,nl44111e VII 111 l at ,*1.'11"' from
Cook Itre4... 11(115(111, by false preten-
ce-. and obtaining R15 from 1)r. Ross
1longall. Hemel,. by false pretences.
The senteme on each charge was .Ix
month. in the (Intario Reformatory,
with a twelve months' Indeterminate
term thereafter, the sentences to tun
4(144.111.041411Tr4.11117.
There were n number of other eases
during the week. mostly concerned
with nnfDm11b�hv+.
The I'rnrin,l:al triflic ,,filen had
Ono persons lip for (riling to pro.hes
an operator's permit. and 8 fine of
92 111141 (1)4415 wits Imposed in each ea.*,
There were two (8ww (1f re•klevw
driving (610 and n•o"ts in each) rind
...revel 4.114e4 of speeding tench R.5 and
''41-ts4. Norman le•rcr. the new county
tr:tflic otneer. was the 4...m011lnnnt in
•Dine of thew rales Ten dollars nil
cosi• ens the tine In n 1111x• of intoxi-
cation. and cancellation of the npwern-
tor'4 IN•rnrit for mix mant4s was the
peal 11 for being Intoxie:ited while In
'1'14..1 (1f n enr.
I lo iy 11 . 3 18 ' 11 .31:,
-
Extr:1 'le•nrhw..0 2 n 11 Mr. \Vm. E. (.nitley. of Cleveland.
S6111, tn'.g- 0 2 :. 120 14114.,, is ..pending 8 couple of weeks At
Licht, and • floe home of 1114 pence.. Mr. And %'•s.
(,.•.I.r- el 0 0 22 Wnn. Ganley. sr.. Cambridge street.
(30DERICH AGAIN HEADS LAKE
HURON AND GEORGIAN BAY PORTS
The following flgnrrs elms . th' .by te•sel and 1111. dnrine June 19•21.
anoint• of grain shipped trogn For: 1t ,wil1 he sown that rwreird• nt 4:od0r-
e
Ich
1 rt1rthnr tir.I h
the
nee 4'^eol,1 (141!7 by them At nnf-
h1I4,. fort CalM.rlte and \Inntreal,
which are ni! water evlortine prilnt.(
bake Slii1lsr•' ('lenrnn, c
Total. Wheat
Itnfinlo '.432. )7 r, 1.1414:11
Cleveland 117.018
(ialrrM6 1 (80.222
Midland .... :2!11130 '11:1.741
Montreal 1.701.811 1.1144,91.
linen Sound 223.424 127.~'44
Port ('ol'N,ro,'. 7.44441.4. 2 .t •_'...1/17
(ynel..r• 180.737
Sarnia 114)3,452 24C.3.1S
Loral 4 )5,1450 41).0111
14.420001
0at1
k:(a4►
Barley Flax Rye
1 1140;77.
11701a
137.4110
171.4+5:4 45.:4196
277.!,1 7 1:4•2.0:t7 411441 40.0011
!41.14(4
11rie.riilri
480,737
115.114
1.44R.tr►';
374.178
46,136
2.,411,764 307.14'4 .'t,7lrr Nt8,Ofl)
4