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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-10-10, Page 1( A Wink in the Dark is about the same as trying to do business without advertising. You may know what you are doing, but nobody else does. Try the effect of Publicity in your business. ENMITY-SEC(F\D YEAR NO. 40. LOCATION OF WEIGH SCALES IS PROBLEM FOR TOWN COUNCIL '"nual It'ellegiatDautat tie c.ae rich STUDENTS COMPETE IN ATHLETIC SPORTS W. C. F. M. Company Plans to Erect New Office Building Ail the members were present at the regular mrcting •d the town council ou Friday night la -t. The tax collector reported collection* of11057 lu 1929 tate* shire September The retro: of Maitland cemetery re- ported three interments In the month (•f Beptember. Applica1110, for building hermits, as follows, were referred to the fire committee: Miss Lily Whitely, roofing store on the ?emu re; Geo. (et -keret. garage ou 11'llson street ; E. G. Smith, roofing garage ou East btrect ; It. C. Ib*lelethw'N1t1, uddltlon to dwelling an ltayttl•Id road; L. C. Young, gar- age, Harker street; J. W, Armstrong, roofing 11weIhug, St. Ladd's ,creel: Sealed Alllu, re-skUug (wetting, Al- bert street; Mrs. C. A. Nairn. roofing dwelling, Keays street; W. A. Chisholm. Mew dwelling, Hayfield road; Fred !'arson., roofing Store, Square. A letter from the Western Canada Flour Mills Co. intimated that the (bmjsttiy desired to bultd a new office building nu town property- Just east ot'the lade rdnulig alongside the salt block. and asked a lease of land suf- ficient for this purpose, forty or fifty Met square. The letter stated further that the building would be a modern one and would improve the appearance of that part of the street. The that., was referred to the cemetery and parks committee. Au algdk•atlou°from Mackey', Bread Ltd. for a license to retail bread in' the town was referral to the specie, committee. Oouudllor Bailie brought up the mat- ter of Idle 42. 1'. R. bridge on Harbor Hill. stating that eousiderable time had letapswl sitwe the C. I'. R. officials had promised to attend to it and still there seemed to be no align of actkm. Reeve Turner ,mkt 1t weer high time that something was done. It war a dangerous place; he had seen sereral narrow escapes there.. A motion was passed Instrecttag the clerk to write to the railway company demanding immediate attention. The Bnnnea easaaaltiii recommeaded -flat the.tateneat of MDmishiesaOat celebration tommlttee be retervt<d and that the committee be thanked for the refund of $S6 grant and the cheque for =1't' 211 urpins Payment of a num. .The Collegiate institute held its an- nual sprrG: day on Friday tart at . M. (e• C. Needuatienns Agricultural Park. In spite of cool Nominations for omcere of the weather, the athletes were lu good form setups Cance Club for the ,and several 4et•hool records sere smash- year were made at the club ed. A number of parents and trirude on Tuesday night. Clarence Made.. were present to see the cotleglane per- aid, president, Sydney Palmer, ie!!* form. • tar and J. H. Lauder, treasurer, waw Morrison MacKay espturel the elected by acclamation. 1Eiecttott Imes' senior champlmatt- • ; Victor El - for other officers will take pin,r at the Roe the lutermeliate rhampiutu,hlp. November meeting. and among the Junior boys Raymond Bean wee the undisputed championship, taking point„ in every event In the Junior division. In the girls' events Delena Mtt'retth won the seulor championship aud El - Welt O'Brien 1101111011 111e Junior girls. The winner. in the various events were: ii(YS' EVIINTS GODERICH, ' ONTi1';�,„' tSw The Nei oat F. N'wlleembe Opening 011lee Mr. F. Woollcombe is opening an office upstairs in the Royal Bank build- ing. turner North street and the Square. for a buslnese in Insurance and audit- ing. Mr. Woollcombe was for many , yewrw heel manager of the Royal (for-' merly 1'nion i Bank. retiring recently Judo, from the service of the Bauk, and It Pule ranit-'l'at Pae 7' 5!4", Ray -1m gratifying to els nun}' frienda to i wood Dean. Billy MacKay. know that he and his family are to re- : Running high jump -Pat Page 4' main in Goderlch. • Surge, Howard Wittens, lee Mean. Correction in Prise Let Running !road pimp -Ray Dean I 14' l4j" I'at Page, lottglas 31lddteten. The attention of The Signal has Running ,bop, step red jump -Pat Page 3:'' 1Ai". Ray peau. Shot put. x11.. -Bill Sutherland 34• 7".Hay Dean. Pat Page. ilei -yd. dash --Ray' Dean 12t% sec., Bill Sutherland, Hilly MacKay, •G41t-)d. dasld-Ray Dean 2s.) se('.. Bill S111her'aod Billy MacKay. , been called to an error which osecur- rel lu the lest of prize-wItinrrs at the (;stench Exhibition wlifeh was puhlisliel 1n last week's issue. In the general purpose clues of horses. for matched team In harness, Mr. J. B. Mustard was awarded first prize. Mr. Mustard also had the best Iadivldual 4444 -yd. race -Hay Dean 1 min. 12' horse In classes 4. 5 and 6. In the ee•.. Billy MacKay. list published last - weep the credit In Half -mile r4144---Itay Druu 2 mid, 43, feces• tw•o came war gtreft to 1/r. sec.. Billy MacKay. Philip Carter.11'hltrh'. '' Champion - Raymond Dean, 30 points. ('allhien on the Hlglllway ,t Intermediate a airs. 1b.bert Hedges, elf GoodeelP,t1 Pole vault--H1Ny Thomson 9' 2%" township. is in Alexandra hospital with V. Flllot, E. Mero, a broken ankle. the result of a eollision !taunting high jump -R. Groves 4' on the Provincial Highway. two m11w. s?f". B. Thomson. J. Sutherland. ' east of Seaforth, on Sunday night. Running Broad jump -V. Elliott 14' when the ear In which elle was driving. 11"..1 Sutherland, R. Groves. with members of her family. was run Running bop, step and ump-V. El- liott 34' 6", B. Thomson, 8. Groves. Shot put, 12 lbs. --J. Sutherland 13' a,". V. Elliott. B. Thomson. 100-y 1. dash -V. Elliot 12 tree., J. Sutlerland, B. Barrow. 22 •Yd dash -V. Elliott, 20yt� sec. J. Sutherland, 13. Barrow. 440.yd, nue--1i. Barrow 1 min. % sec.. J. Sutherland. R. Grooves. Half -mute ,acct --R- Groves 2 min, 30 sec., It. Barrow, E. Mato. ]hila race --+1:, Grow ¢ min. di see.. E. Mem. R. Henderson. Cbampio11=Victor Elliott, 116 points. Senior Pule vault ---It. SfeMhbrt 11' 1l ", he Town !�ONAL)LrNTION !-A11eO On Tttwda7 morning, ll(•toMeF Sth, in Knox church, the marriage took Mace of Olive, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Benjamin K. Allen, of Gcwlerich. u Cassius Dean McCormick, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Archltlald G. McCorn'ek. d Albany, Indiana. Rev. R. C. Me Dermld officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Me•- Cormlek left by motor for Montreal. where they will sail for England. Albert Sebad�, of Stratford, Sunday In tows. 3 6• rand MA's. Witmer 111141 ■kenor Whitey spent the wet•k-cud 111 'Toronto. • i Mrs- E. A. M111fsi ha. returned from Detroit and has taken up rest- deuce again in Godighh. Mr. Vincent (le rte, neo left a few days ago for has se :rel n position there as rk. , 1 of daughter. � ch! a t. r. Mrs. !n M H 7 Windsor, visited 31?. and Mrs. Wit. Doyle over the weer-qnd. Lt. -Col. and Mea, It. at. Trow, of , Stratford. were in town tel- week for 1 the marriage of are. Trow's wlster, , Miss once Allen. • Mr. ,dud Mrs. g ►ell 1leldee. o1 F:xeter. visited with -' Mr. old Mrs. Samuel Sh.ardown Mrai hot. 1u the II.1;011011111 Exhibition." Mr. Fred Weer. wbo l,1,• (wen to Alexnn-re hospital fog nearly a tuouth. l$ re.4,rtel to be *kilt; very 5:,tU- taetory progress tido week. Mr. and lire. J. Deleon stud soft 511d MI.. A. Dalton, of Detroit. and Mrs. I L. Niel tonne', of lea rehill. • visited 1 (fiends In town on teethe MY. Chas. C. IIe, who had leen 1n I -Alexandra leomital for severai weeks. into by, another car driven by Jo.. Looby, of Dublin. Rooth bones in Mrs. •Rodge+s' ankle were broken. The other oe 'upants of the car escaped with only slight injury, Roth ,care were badly damaged. was euttklently redver(d to 11e re - mired to 1 1e home !tile mart. air. and Mrs. B. ('lladwi(•k and , daughter 11101 M1M4 )1' i'e, .' Istoour- 1 .ens. of I).'trolt. spent a few (lays the (rest week 1 slting frleu.H hI town and at Khlgsbridra. Ree. Father Tuns. McCarthy left ou Tuesday aftsrpoon for Montreal. I whetter he malls today for Rome to splen.' the 01st tea or three yeara. A tiiimher of his frlen4w were at the ('. N. R. station to bid hhu farreell. •air,. t:rummett, Aag,es.yt street. an Saturday received tbe•sad new. of the lath of her son -latah, ('harie. %'1l- What About Your Printing ? Do you give the Home Town Printer a fair show, or do you send your printing out of town without giving the home man a chpce to tell you what he can do on a similar order? THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00., LiMITDD,sPubllahere. ' BRIEFS DUNGANNON HAS • The Liberals have 014e11011 committee DAY r,Mlm:. In the Royal Bank entitling on WITH THE FALL FAIR North street. The Catholic Women's 'le -ague is making arrangements for the annual bazaar, to be held Deeember fish. The Women's 4l," iIt*l Ausllhtry 8.111 Track Events, Horseshoe Contest, 110111 its annual meeting 81141 talent tel In MacKay 'H"II 011 Tuesday. t1.'tuher Concert and Dance Make 22111, at 3 (i cls•k. Talent uso(1ey wUl a Full Day re --turned in that day. A full atteu- ,Innce i* reques!e 1. The west sevtiuu of the 1hlryu Pres- byterial Women's Mlssiouary Society of the Culled church will hold its an- nual conference at 4411000 street United •hutch, Hlyth, on Wednesday, 4kiober it1. \ hs1, P nlrt h n. w f Korea, will W. C. T. I'. Meeting It the priucipol speaker. A special meeting of the W. C. T. C. will be held in MacKay 11x11 011 Mos- • Aeeldmit or Sukide clay,•Octuber 14th. at 8 p. m. Re:Mrrts A J„ells woman mused Pearl ltuse•h of the Provincial convention now be- wile found 41rowued ill a cistern at Ing held at \Vludsor wilt he given 11 loom. f \ Tuwusheiol near Bay by Mrs. 4Rev., 'Blue Neil airs. Gel. J.411115U411. The 4-401013 1r(v•ideut. Mrs. A. T. Cooper, of l'Itntnu. will give on whirrs_ There will also In• a pro- gram of nitwit: and readings. Tim public are ,-.ryllillyinvited 10 attend. Rev. Father Campeau Leaving •Publie School Board At the monthly meeting of the public school board, held on Monday night The county b last. a statement was received from the Catera is arra - Provincial Department of Edaestion showing the apportiOnment'of legiala- in�• mraunitc 11n11. Blyth *rote. It reacts a follows: flee grants and teachers' *npersnnna- „n Thnrwhay. 41,•tor4r 1Tth, nt 2 • o,i.M•k "11'herens rice greah•sl qac+tido b•- tlon deductions, ae follows: p. m. Dr. F. J it. Forster, of (4tratf,nl, 1 fore• 1111 ynbllo• at the pre -rut time 1s Total *pedal grant 011 a rtife*lcs, eel ae.eln ehe wee', 11„,i nn,i I,s„11 the Liquor Centro! Aet which rime sent, of Battrom, Sask.. which o-currel suddenly the alight befors m a heart attack. Deceased's wife.. o survives, was formerly WO *sale !anise (Iratg. melt, of Godedd. Duugauuou held its fall fair u■ Thur"day and Friday 11,51. and con- tlnuel interest in this annual event was shown by excellent displays booth in the llve stuck classes and fu the indoor departments. The attrudslace on Iri- •h he soul clay was fairly joint, thous, t wr41 ti14r no donee kept many away. The list of prize -winners is pub- lished on page 3 of this %save. Two horse races, a meu'ei foot raee u• to u(• o nod a horseerhoe-pitchlug contest pro - field. 4*I 4k -tuber 1st. al r. '1'oau,• "(led guotl sport on Frl(lay afternoon. bend had been away from hone. and Thr 4'Illl111 eveute resulted n• follows: on returning in the (•cclltng found the green Rage girl, Who bail been keeping house for \Ino (:rattan (4'. 0.u,k, Dungan - him, buil either fallen or thrown her- point 1't a self into the cistern She ton•. quite ,due Worthy 1\V. ('n',twell. Dau- . dead 44'11011 removed. An loque•st gallium) 2 2 2 was held br.t'urouel' In' �haa of 4'line ()meet (Jus. Forster, Lucknow) 3 :t 3 lte•4'. .I. N. ('ampM•an, who bus Isru ton on '1urulny of thio vr.rk, the Jury Running Hale in charge of St. 1'etrr'-. parish here bringing In a verdict• that oke- 1 Paddy Buck 1 Frank (terry, (;.Nle - for nearly four years, bus been all- ceased cotta• to her deuth by drown richt 1 I 1 14,IIIt(M1 to the Hlesoedi Sacrament IMF. either 1.y acci.l.'ut or by her own 31 ,Is•1 4 crept Bloke. 41lntnu n _ 2 2 parish let (1nuhrm. and will ]ecce net. The body was taken to New (;, worthy tNelwn Culbert, 1110, nest week for his new charge. Rev. Ila n,1 1rg nor burial gouuu.o I 3 3 3 Joseph A. Cook. of St. d'eter's $enil11-------- - - The ,,o•n's foot race had nine starter. ar cin I d y'. Laudon, w111 44'+ltml• temporary {Vnvk of the 1.bntbtan c 1 ,( w'1 six tinishel; 1u the 1,411o44us� urge of the parl.h hero. Fath(, • Calliu•w.ss itu I.'' i1 • The wreck f nrd.r: Frank Savage. 11111 '41'iggio.,' Cook is sIls•riotrutk•nt of 111e Rowell the 1.,1..' freighter '1.qull40n of the Eimer .10101 -?'.i. .\Nan L'••e� Boy Carlton, w-104441. in 111e city of Inlndon. aiT %. Line w'n.. br,m¢II' her.' from 1:rriag?^n. I,. Schultz. and a. ,14 -4 transfer to Y:ndrrlPh 1• Midland by the tug $t44,11,1044,r. (apt. 1 lu the korl.esloue eoutes1 Boa of lmly of n temporary nature It le un• Burke. and later p1444 el on .\o. 1 dry • 1 1lensall w•1,• term in the singles. 1:1- ileret.sM1 that he w111 eontlum• to carry desk. 'l'i.' n;eanu•r. it o,ay i,e-re idle'. •:o�1 of 4%inub:11n s.','oud, 110111e of on the work of hl. office at I. lou. North tit. United ('hunk W. M. S. The Gletulser meeting of the W. e1: 5. !of Norte street 1'u1te41 ,hur•li wow Heel Monday afte•ruesel. with a gmsl at- tendance. After ter regular opening service the study book. eltrums 1n the went a -lore on t'rriskllne 11.1111141. ul.ucu I4.,sk'ri'h ulu11. 'I' he suave wen 1 with Sault Si•. Marie, In 1H•-e•mie•r. 1927. 1t partner In each ease. wan In the In the spring of 11Y. the bau.rell ! doubt,•, 4 .11;4-4 t1, the stone order. wreck 4111+ released al of absn4l.nel ; In the boll W. E. Trelc:tceu had an to 11w• •naderweiters. Ao 1u+ts• 1p.11I exhibit of the pr mets 01 the I.uek- y,' now ',Aug made ,V11 11 :i 411'W or I new flour mills. and iu connection nab (vnvPrtiug the hull Into n lighter. Thls thin held a comp•titi.in which .•lased Will drdleud ups.: the eft. •o4ittuc 04'45 much Interest. (Inclose. were Inc diel darkness." w•as taken by Miss Itnch- sary to mike the Bhang('• Tho Lamle on the weight of a monster sack rf I anon. She s M,ke of the renewing at the tan Vital* bu111 to Great 11rit:lh1 and 14:1.11 flour. and seventeen"prizes were given 1 k heart, the enlightening of the mind. not 145.11 11111; on the lakee. Ina spiv the training of 111e baud and the it 1,-a! drlcen 0u au .'id., e.I -lion'- and problems of health ad found in file suffered a great pounding by the %4:Uer• Wewt African ielsd'I of It. United Cbureb. Plane for the autumn thank -offering were (Deceased and left to be completed by the president aad Dusan secretary. A reodadlon waL_�11oented by Mrs, too'. and earegs 4hiy a standing for the Lest pewees. Tule actual weight of the sack was 4311.4 pnuldr, And the elo.est goes. w'a' that of Mrm. J. .3 of LNkr Superior. At the tine tee of I Ryan. Dunguuuun, 431. Rey 1.rringt•n tine 'elude attempted t0 e'en a. •e I and .Reg. 'UC(r, of c:wk'rlch, won . nod having leseeige emend and third prises, each oft and were drove 1 t the dlstaace. estimating the weight ut ,42t1 pnl1W4 In tire evenlsg a eoneert was gives Y, P. $ QatlttltntleO in the hell Ly ter Lyric Male Quay The fifth annul conventiou of t�he�1tette, of Ll,tow•el, and was enjoyead V. 1'. S. et Manua I'nrb1 7.aR�">•7 a large aidk•uce. The doings of the Uri t ld united day ended with a dance. p In n.ld'IUon to contribution. already M, eek•r church on Fridac, September 27th, roved both practical and inspiring• The devotional periosts atkaowletged. the board rem -teed a 11511: total general grant. ft.^,.s3A0-- sl,eaken will nuke part. I Into fnr('e by the vote of the men and l were xpleuQldly conducted by the Y. 1' f dentition of $Ill from (;Morse Sts•t?,.n per rf accounts( was recommended, be -1. Colborne. 3t. MacKay. total, 1t430.9n. .T)451u•tion. for 1rafter.' w nut Ontario tn'10211: whereas the S?414tle! of Walton, Jnmr� street. \I.l'. Township!4 .. rg, .ent451 before that vote w•as 111ke14 a' 11'ol1in5. of (:nun: Bend, n1.I4' ,111--1-,-.'41 I %Vest Iluron teachers lire meeting Ihill' a George wile w,taheN-t of I the het phut to promote h•ugM•r•Ocr. 'th. dlseu.'iau.,ltl the committee n•psort'. � in ....mention at Exeter on '1'hulrechor hl a 1 to .aye the vrn111 of the I'ro-ine•. and I I'nrlrll.t dl•,ii"'iun grouts- were profit- and Friday of tide week. . Roth r and I tp elle' nut the boot-legge'r: wb•r.•n• I ably led by Sec. 4;. 11(411. of '41. t11rfn l,.me', a three years' trial si-"hs for 11-.•11 nod ; -tre'L 4:odt•rich. Iter. G. Weir- of St. - air Will Weir h home from :2:.:1:.vialahe:1:11::rwo3:htio, the hgltres Iucyr,a 44114 of .e•ndliie home 1 .3 nilrew'. 1. 11teh IIIyIh. Itev. \1'. •1'. Toronto fur two week: diol', ny'. chiding $1500 to Hell Brook un the Miele- Running high Junin,--(. Naftel a .nll.rnuunatlm. .C1e0lr_: mn,mnt llac- wolk. eontn(1. W.'. It. St,shtlrt, A. Colborne. ,41.1(4 to'whi .l board, 1141\41,. The opine work1. ,,,wwittee repo•t...1 Running broad Jump -1t. Stoddart The Pnntraet with Ti. T1. Mzjnr as that lenient "walk. were being built uurlOJ' 11 . M. MacKay, 0. NafteL mmslenl Instructor wn. renewed for west stele of Keays street, Raglan to Rnonine hop, step and Jump -M. another year. Blake. Mot s1dr of Keays street. Raglan ala Kay 34' 7'y R. St.sldart. 4'. The principal of Central eehool re- te Blake, nod ea ' ride of William Nnftel. re- ported for the month 11f Septe•nd4er ns street. Britannia to ('ayley. x1111 that Shat 14111. 12 n).. -I). Mae'Kay 31' follows: Rays n„ reel 97o girls 19). total the claim from It. F. ('arr regarding un li". K. 'Hunter. R. Ntoddart. - ILK .lverage iittendars-- boys Std, accident 10 Mrs. Carr had been handed ' 14x1 -yd. dnn11-M. NI/IOC/13 11 1-3 see•.. girls 91, boat Pal. or 91.5 iw•r cent. Penne Hank deplelta, 4410..33. Fur Vi,torla w•b,44,l the prineip441 re- tooled: Boy. on roll 1711, girls i52, to the liability insurance company. 1. • p a enc, R. St(xl1 art. Recommendations o1 the e'bmmitter •'22(( -yd. dneh-M. MacKay 23') were: Tiutt Bell Bro.. be bald $1:114t 1. MacKay, R. Stoddart. en per engineer's progrte4 certificate 401 -yd. rae'e--M. MacKay 57 1,./ sec., on .idenulk (r,11strmc•tion ; that Leo I. MacKay, A. Colborne. 1412. girls 1(t_". focal 324. or 90.5 per cent. Baker toe permitted to erect an electric Half -tulle race -I, MacKay 2 min. Awrmnts were referral 0, the finance sign ou Hamilton street at the Gale- 111 .w•.. rest distanced. (rlmmltree with power to pity 1f correct House Burned In The (moiling Stewart, about a Salt ford, wins 1111a 11144.11 Are on Tueol airs. Stewart owl. v. ten the -tire oar nelghboors gatlooted 11Pn,tw'4y 111:1• ,It11, (epi 10 remove kl I,,0 4'. The 4;,olrrl, to the resew. tot loss Is pard,,, ,,, Colborne Government mole of liquor wit... r 1 r 1 Exeter 1 and KIVIN•. Rr4' 1 or e• pot .11,11 I irate : vch.'re•n: .c,1111wtie. •,hoe that Lard•. of Sc:i(, rte. and 1144. 1t. It. Cum erne' be done ex-' ('overnment control has re.ulte,t hl i nlrnir. of 1,4ouo11, n EnJoyollr sing- Mr. Darold Medley. rf !ik'uheitn, o• contrite of the' the almond ,,n'nnlptlan of over f4s.- i .oh44s were conducted by itev. 11. t.• former!". of 4hsl.•ri.. 1. :breeding the b fire brigade went the worle of liquor 111 (Jut:trio: 1t'hltfield. rf st 1lele11•. Mud 11,'..•1t. I, Ion Nornni1 Sch...l Ibis year and •• 11.1 do little. The wiwre. -11,0 '11,1•1.:t1110ta g of money 14.11•, B. Cntnnnlug. 10•'- 4', 11. 1uiels. the due' 5n rie,4 ,1 1.•president of the 1.1t- wl by lnsnnnle, a dl.a.ter t.' life. 10 home. fe ordinary sp•4IAI-sleeker. proved elnenlldly in- entry swirly ..r the .4•h041. •1 live total 36R. Average attendanee�--1.4v-e • bi•lnoa. nod '(;(-i:ll morality. we. th.• splring. 114 .till •nked out( to fl Is 1'enr Nene on the List? nwrelber' of North -greet 1'ulte4'rhnrch np t„ their IN•d.t.. give• tHrm 5•I,4c. Ne'w Elall Mrrrharrellse.-3lnoy 11110. The election 1,.•.onl for Huron give.: 'Iv. 31. S.. do herby re.olve and pledge wholly to 1•hri't ..Mud t11 he•Ip bring ..f Mew fall pier. b:uuli n• %unr just notice that 8Pps•:ii• in e/nrte(•tlon with nurseive. to diligently nn4 earnestly - 111. 141DR4an1 lIIi,,og t'i'n, by king beet, 1.11.s.51 into .4.44.14 he t11'' N. .A. 114 rnt4rci 9111 f,.r the tu of G.olr- fro' I now moll 4h•tol.er :kith pray nw• of present opt...thud;ie•. of vr,41-r I1,r11y 'I1/re.11'1111 'w'lll 14 Include,1 in I the store -wide sale .tnnUig Thurs. f C.ol 1,r in n..• unr 1 floe neo snot In •4 w t 114 r 17th ('hewtey-Ilswalt A pretty nlitimin wedding 44(I• soi- 4mnized at this 1 • of \Ir. and Ntr.. I. L. ,J1:3watt, Seaford,. on S41tnnlny. tietoior nth, when duel, yonua4r daughter, Sadie 1,441,411. 14400(4 this bride o1 31r. ,Iingh shirr ('he'ni•y, eldest soli of 31r. ,and \1r I'rnrsoti NI. Chesney, of Seufortl: 1141'. ('hurl.'• 311144 4m, of Fatn(onilville 1'nitwl elur,-I, (Adeline. The bfld4, who 44':0. stern fu jnnrriug4 by her father, wn' lively In ta dniuly fru,k of yellow ,hlffru with rhino.taue• trimming, and carried en arm 1M,wgn4t ,t 'Sun• lalrst rose','Illy of the valley and maid- enhair fern. Little 31i.m Phyllis Mitn- 11ing. niece of this bride, ,lreewal In a dainty 'reach frock of peach crepe. alien am flower girl. carrying a Imo- k4t of Sunburst rico-boils. aleidel- ..0hn'. welding no(n•h wits played by 311-' 11111y ('hf'.ney. sister of the groom. While the regt.ter ens being 44gmet 3l i.. 3argirrt 1'rotlnud, 11f 4k'dcrleh. .ung "O Promise 314'." -After a wed- ding 451 ding breakfn-t. \(r tool Mr.. ('hesncy left 1111 n motor trip. the bride travel- ling In n brown .'mrnlble•. with match- ing ne•e..(rles. rich Inn. upon giving the usual bond 3111. race -1 MacKay 5 min. 3ti3y of indemnity ; that the Metcalfe Con- 1'1'('•• M. MacKay, R. Stoddart. *traction Co. be requested to fix, up 4 )14mpfon-alnrr140n MacKay, 27 the north end of Wellington street to IM,1nte ter 1at11114(tlun of the town; that the GiRLS' EVENTS t'eskients on the east side of Colborn *treet from Church street to Nelson street be attested to cotStruct a stan- dard cement curbing, under the super- vision of the town council or its Sp- polntee. Theme reports were adopted. Reece Turner spoke of the rendition of the (rtue•nt walk on the south •Ide of Bruce street, The contractor*, he saki, knew it bad gone to piers and the leapt they .'Wald do -was to put It In proper l•nnditl(on. The walk wan only a year old. - !Mayor IlacEwan admitted the walk was in a dangerous condition and "Mould 1s• attended to. The matter was left in the hands of the chairman of the public anrks com- mittee. Councillor Croft give an oral report oo hand matt.rs. So far thin year n little over $.340 had been paid out on account of the bend, be raid. They were through playing outside tel. year. but he believed prnetiees should be Senior Throwing basketball Into •hniket-- i e'Ienn M(1'reath, Ethel Cook, ]Madeline Acheson. Throwing basketball for distance Melena Mc('reath, Ethel ('(ok, Marjorie Hetherington. Throwlug baseball for dl'tnn •0 - Marjorie Hetherington, Ethel Cook IMlena Mt4'reath. .Running broad jump-Deleua Me- Creath, Ethel Cook, Marjorie Hether- ington. Standing broad jump--Tl'lenn Me- t'reath, Ethel ('oolc, Marjorie Hether- ington. Running hop,4tep and jump-Delena M,4'reath, Ethel Cook, Marjorie Heth- erington. Running high jump-Delena Mc- ('reath, Ma :eerie 'Hetherington, 75 -yard .lash-Ilrlein Nei reach, Marjorie Hetherington. ('hoimplen-Dek'na MA'renth, 311 1M'intm. Junior kept np through the mint,, *eylson. Throwing iaskpMrell into basket- kept boy. erre anxious to purchase a Dorothy Horney, Ruth Curweu, Ruby set of chimes and would like to get up Errington. a tend during the winter for this Throwing haakefhall for distant--- Itube Errington. Marjorie Deer, Ruth 4'n rw•en. Throwing bat.eball for dk4nnl'e- Rnby Errington. Gree einem, Mabel Edwards. - Running broad Jump -'Eileen O'Brien, Ruth Marney, Mabel Edwards. Standing broad jump -Trace alas - on. Margery Limey. Dorothy Horney. 80110h,g hop, step and jump -Eileen O'Rrlen, RntIf Marney„Margaret (Irit- fit h, • Running high Jmmn--Eileen O'ltrlen, Ruth Mirney. Maisel Edwards. ;e►,rd. drill-El11een O'Brien. Gefice Mason. Msrgaret Griffith. Chestnut race --Marjorie Deter. Mar- garet erlfllth. Betty Jenner. ' be located, and mentioned the yard nook raise--Mnrjnrle i)aer, Grace hehlnd• the town hall. Almon, Dorothy 1Tnrney. The Mayor mold this yard wan not (`hsmpdon--Falern O'Brien, 20 point,. ia • large enough. end 1t was pointed Inst - Mixed Rvei Backward and forward race -Ruth purples.. They might pit on some concerto. A motion woo passed that the baled- ma,'ter be P1144ntrel for• three menthe if a satisfactory arrangement as to salary can 1* made. Bylaw 'so. 33, re road oil asme4Mmenes, was pawed. The g1Patlon of the town weigh -merles then came up for consideration. The Mayor said he was Informed the Gov- ernment ov ernment might make a contribution towards the purchase of new settle*. mod he woe appointed to interview the Department et. Itlghwaym 'regarding this. ' Councillor Gould thought the council should diseiew where the oenles *honld that it was used for ether pnrpo*►s, ('otndllor Bettie weed that the new melee shook! he plated on the 014 mile. On a show of bands four voted for this motion and font against, The Mayor declared the motion carried, remarking that the old site' seemed to he the only one available. The coundi then adi�rned. With 1114' exeeptl,n of the aei•rnn1 of Fred Seabrook. for 392.3.1 for pabntin_ extra room at Central school, welch is 10 the looked into, Wemen'. institute The regular meeting rf the Women's! lnstdttttr w'5' held in MacKay Hull 11n Thnawl (y last. 1t was 445.1.1.41 to hold a miseetlnneone shower for the Children's Shelter on Friday. 1k'toher 11th, and also to make n donation of 110 to 111e Shelter. A. the resp4n-e to the appeal for the fend for neglee•e 1 plot• at the cemetery hn. been so .low it wits decided to leave this m .iter lover for a time. This eonelndel the bUMlnew, ami a' It w -n. "Grandmothers' Day" the entertainment...matinee pat on a most enjoyable 001 -time concert, Including a solo. a duet. a reading and a chortle. Twenty -mix grandmothers were present, welt ring old-time ('04- tnmes. An old photo contest canoed a great deal of fun, the prize going to Mrs. Fowlie for guessing the greatest member. Tb Mrs. Alex Craigle was awarded the prize for the oldest grmml- mother. to ,Mrs. R. Matheson the ]aloe for the young. t grandmother. end to afro Sanderson the prise for having the greeteet number of grnnd- ch iidren. Pullet the ansph'es of the institute a two week..' lecture cmtr.P In food values and (rookery will be held in alae- KaJ- 11s11, beginning 4k•totr 14111. To in -Hunte members the fee will 1e 23,. and to non-members.10c. MIs. Stleter, the Instructor, 1. sent by the 1►epart• mint of .Agriculture. Any farther in- formatknl regarding the class may toe had from Mr...1. H. Marshall. eeeretary of the institute. Mnndey and M. Griffith, Dorothy Harney anti E. Jewell. Helena Meereath and M. Edwards'. Three-legged ecce-,Rnby Errington and Marjorie Deer. Margaret Griffith and Ruth Murney. Helena McCreath and Eileen O'Brien. The inter -form relay race was won M 3 orm 71. IlI.6NIN(i VOCATIONAL ('LAt(MY'S livening classes In Bookkeeping Shorthand and Typewriting will he or- ganised on Monday. (Fct4ller, 7th. 1r 7.30 p. m., In this Collegi- ate In*tltute and will 1* held thereafter on Mondays. Welne.- tla,rs and 'Fridays, from 7.30 to 9.30 p, m. Classes will also he formal in Com - Inertial Art and held on .the above evening.. giving instrnotlon In. print- ing show 4arde, price card', etc. These are splendid opportinitter for young poen and women to prepare them - wive. for InrVe'r and l tt.r vervlre and greater remuneration. The fee for *soh of the two Clerics Is '1.o0 to fler'eedher 20. J. P. H1:34E, vrlacfpal. rich to be nee in the peer/fleet eke.. , that. Ii'ptrel :1114 guided by the Spirit for 110' Master. tion 011 (h•rid.•r ::4•lh 44111 11. tfl4f4al " n r ,•1 to 31unday, u,•1.d'rr 14111. A wee- cast, our cot. hl the 4,4'.t interests 4.1 i 'ion of the ,v.11 •: of revision wilt i• unr I'rvryln4r.' held on that day at R o'clock p. m, In order to Ole Persons employed I Important Buaineaa ('hanges during the day as opportunity of pee- Atlnono(rnu•nt 1' made this week of Ing that their name' are on the list. the sale of the S. A. Gray drygossls Every man or ,‘,man twenty-one bnslnese to Mr. Geo. AV. Se•hnefer, 14f years of age :1011 a Brlttah 'subject 1141011. 1,1 r. Se•hnefer has been 1n the mitered is entitled to have 141* or her name grocery' busiue�s1 stn(e eoming 111 mite•red on the voter.' let. provided rich fire years ago. but he 1• not 11 be or she has liven for twelve months stranger to the drvg,ssl. budties e a resident of Canada and for two having hail an experience of %evertl mouths x resident of the eleet„rnl year. in that 11111'. itefer.. the wile' district. CHURCH NOTES Services f11 eourch next Sale (lath will he in charge of the minister. Sermon subjects,: 1I n m„ "Furthering the Gospel:" 7 len . "ChrMt on ter himself w•Ith n number of e)mmnnl- Shore." Sabbath S enol and 131110- ty retire - activities, and 111 taking over th. clesmrys of 3 11.e1"1`• Shore." mwre•antlle interest renre- Serrl(r. at this Baptist church ,(.„two in the Imolness of the S. A. (;ray text Sunday as f4•llo-'-: 10 a. m., Billie Co. he carrie, with hint the goodwill and c,onfi,kroee of the 14.11141' of (lis1e- rich 111111 411.trlct In general. Mr. S(-hnefer's his:ness ha. been pur'haws1 by air. St. Geo. i'rlie mut son Fr451. w10 are w•eht-k1111Wo the Is..1.1)' of Goslerlch. mgr. Price. sr., wn. formerly ' 1n 1111510es'. here and know. the grocery Mediu... from .1 No doubt they will receive a fair ,.here of the medic patronage. Mr. lonnld Gray, who 11:, leen the rc.l.k•nt !muleteer of the S. A. Gray I. leaving Pave anis nroplses 401 s1,. 4-410e of the world before settling thrive igoln.' he wn. connected with a drygande business at Wingham. and nfter hl' return from A4er'eas he ,wA. Ater• manager for a large drygoods 111141 ren(Iy-to-wenr Loudnew In northern Ontario. until (liming to (loderieh in 1924. Il.rel he ha. worked ftp n thriving badness and has Identified mr h4sol ; 11 a. 111. err•IaI service for the 'HoySeont', 4'h., will attend in a holy : 7 p. 0(., +•,1100 enhject-".t YouLlt4_\Ian's Nobe• I'nrpao.e." .Ann1 -e 'm•y. seer, i,c. will be Held In the 1'1(11451 ,lure1, Port .Albert; on Sunday Ik•U4rr 27 :1t 11 a. M. and 7 p. m. Rct'. .1. We -Ie 1 HertlPrt will be the 411eaker for tine day. There a 111 he myrrh' mn.te by the choir. `The pulpit 1111 Snelay morning in Victoria street ,Ion', to w111 1* es•ew- pled by Rec. Erie I.. .lndersnn, B. -A.. of Blyth. The ec4ohe service 1s beingwithdrawn ,In 541 1014 of tit. annlyer- wery at Union church. G(d.rl•h town- ship. where atr. .Ander-0n will preach of 2 p m. *11.1 4144x111 at 7. 30 p. m. Th. sermon In North street Cnited ehur('h nest Snndny morning will he given by Rev. J. 1: ford, app the °e- vaslon will mark Mr. Ford's eightieth birthday annh-.'r'nry. Him subject will Ise: 'The Recurring ;cid Transmitting Generation." The 54r41(!1 of the day will he as follows: 111 a, m., 3414.100 Rand, fellowship dn.s and Men's (91b. The t„pie of the Club. 'Tile DIfferenee ietweeh Mistake and Failure," will he Introdneed 1rr Prlm4l4a1 IBtoninoetse. fhldlc Worehip at 11 n. t1,. and 7 p. m. 4'hirch school at 3 p. ts. The ladle* of Victoria street United rhnr(h have completed arrangements for their hot moo* sumer on 184 even - Ing of Thank*glving Day, November 11th, • -air. N. B. Flnrlty., of (pmt.'s, was 1n tolvn for a brief roll 11144)0 friends this week. • I SPE('IAL OPTICAL NOTi('E 1 14av4 your Pyem examined by our well-known and painstaking epr.(In11e.t. Mr. Tlughmen. formerly 0pt14al expert , for Kent,., Toronto. and Henry Mor -1 gan sad f'o., Montreal.' Thirty year.' eeperlenee: nineteen years coming 1.' (iodleri-h. You are assured of the pent optical work to he obtained and at very moderate met. We furnish all the late style* of mountings, the hent make of the Met makers, and Dur prime are from $4.00 up. Two clays only --Thursday. Friday. Oct- et*, 1e, 1S. fume Perls. SMITH 'S ART STORK, Oat rich. OBITUARY 3111414 1161 1:N .3 .1111)I )LF:TI ►N Syu.lwllhy I' 141r with Sh.rlff 1'. G. a11,1414t'o he lits ber4nc40((nt by the d4nfh of hf• elder dnna1 •r, Mims Helena Mlddie•ton, 4% 111..11 occurred early Sunday morning 1:1+t at Toronto, where she was on the 1 (Kling staff of owlet pnb10' ml•heel 1Nreasel war 111 only a fees' d11y1. pier parent,. went to the city on Saturday morning and her !deter and brothers akin Were with her when she poised awes. The body was brought to 11.' home of her parents at Clinton and the funeral look plies. from Si. 1'atti's. church on Tnr.day nftc•rtl.c,❑ to 1llntnn (rtn4- Ivry. Her. L."('. Garrison. of Clinton. was I4mblPd In the funeral eeTr1eP by Hee. T. W ellnce n11d Rev. ,y. E. M,Kegner, of Landon. ,Among those present 'were scleral of the county u19,htlm find air. nn,l Mrs. (leo. Stewart And the Misses, Middleton from node - rich. The ,M(x'nsel young lady leave*, besides her parent', a ester. Jean, of Toronto, and. (woo hr.there. George, of New York, and Robert, of Toronto. To Broaelrast Sinclair Speeeb F'h.• radio .tati.n' %vlll entry t0 all lint. of the 1'royloe•(• the a4dr•,Md of els' 11011. 1t.. E. N. Shu lair. the 1/Marl* I,I1M•n(I lender, which will be delivered at the great Liberal rally In the Arm- ories at 4)shaaa on 100 evening of Wed- nesday. (w•toher 10th. Thee 1,11a ions are n• follow.: Toronto. 337 N1. 3159 Ke ; ('.F'.H.11.. Turoulu, 312 NI. ,11410 Kr.; ('. .1. 11. et., 'Louden, :Cin 3f 910 S4'.: ('.N.R.I)•, (Monti, 74x9 31. 11111 Ke. and ('.K.P.H., Midland, 21W M. 1 120 Kr. .Mr. Sinclair 1M folluw'lllg the prams dent of 1 5TW(I1N14 411141 lirl11. hi WW1*, men In delivering the pica important me..age of the eiimpllgn in hie own -- riding, (Ontario South. and Luber):4 from *11 over the Province are plan ping to ler present. 31.0 or parades and hue pmrtlew are being organized In the n4jneent ridings find from the city of Toronto, weep. grnul4s are coining from more distant point.. '1'Ise Meeting will start at x p.m.. under the chair manship of W. A. Dryden, president et 111P South Ontario Liberal A.soelatiat1. while this braaden'1. of air. Simmlair's address 44'111 commence promptly at 7 o'elo*k. Eastern .hunch* time . A11 roads lead to MacKay Hall Oe - 'ober 1>1 Greetings from Medford, Oregon The• editor'. 1111111 un 141tllnbly laet • brought n letter 4oclo.1r1 In nn OltP'nI.P which bore ter petnulrk- 3t.'110.r1, Oregon. 1 kt. 2, nil 4:e - l,-ri t,. Out , (k•t. 5, and n' 5peeinl stump. "Firs flight.' tietob•t• 2. 11,29 Medford. ()re- alm. rralai. SD11iicIpIl Airport." The letter bore greetings iron the city .of Medford HMI nn invitation to attend a celebra- tion in July, 10410. of the formal open- ing penhug of the new airport with a gigantic aeronautical exposition. This new alr- 3'rrt. It IS staled, "take% the place of Me.Ifon1's nirp rt which has been in week*. since 1922 111111 which w'wt! the ttristmunicipal airport in the Strata" Attnel1451 Is a note from Mr. John 0. Mann. who will be remembered by mime render. of The Signal am a met✓ ^'' her of the Mann family who lived 0m East street. In tele town, many' years Ng„. Mr. Mann write.: ►ear Robertaon,--lf 30u are atilt editor of The Signal thought yon might he Interested In hearing about our new airport, which we open tomorrow. How 1s the old town, anyway? May pay you • visit ere long. Rest regents. John C. Mann." 4 1(