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EIGHTY-THIRD YEAR, NO. 34
Official Count
Gives Geo. Spotton
Majority of 233
Returning Officer Bolds Official
Court at *Ingham
Yesterday
WAS CLOSE IN OODWS,WOH
Vote Polled_ $History of of the Oott- •
atituency
Sort) Huron will again -be- repre--
aented at Ottawa by Georgie Spoftan.
who wen in Mondays tented at the
polls by a majority of 233. The total
vote polled loot including rejecter)
ballots) was 12,047, nearly 3J>tl mora
than to the three eorneved 1)70 1w lino
of 1927. and over WIO more
n m the g••aeral section of 1926.
t(potteln's rote yes 6160 and Mr.
Robertson's Wan •'2f. Atthough de-
feated, Mr. Robertson polled 35 more
votes than the late J. W. King ob-
tatt ed 1n nun. when he defeated Mr.
MacEwen by a majority of 345.
In Mouday'a vote Goderlcb gave Mr.
Spotton a -seniority of 26. This vias a
,slight dt.appotntmeat to Liberal sup-
porter", who had counted on breaking
even in the local vote. Looking at the
MacEwan majority of 888 in 1926 and
Dr. Whltelf a majority of 604 fa the
election ter the legislature in the tau. 'Special $sRiOn of Council in OOH.
the redaction of the Conservative fps
majority to 26 was a creditable
achievement for the local Liberals.
Mr. Hlakep had ■ had of 240 over lir.
epotton in Goderich in 1927. but it M
to be remembered that this was a_bl'yt j
election, and many Conservatives :e-
rror.) voting or voted for 'the
Qrernment candidate_ Mr. Robert-
` non's vote en Monday was actually
larger by 21 than Mr. Hislop obtained
In 1927.' in aplte of the prretige at-
tached to the Government e,adldate
In a bye -election.
• Wiagham gave Sputum a majorlly
st of 2tk1. Sg competed with 126 td 1926
a and '322 In 1927. Ruberte es vote In
Wingham on Monday was 457. just
• one more than Mr. Kluge in 11m211.
Blyth and l%ni s.is ran true to loam.
Blyth giving a Conserv tIvb majority
and Brussels supporting Robertson.
-Grey township heartened the Lib-
erals with a lead of 240 for Robertson.
Bowlck dfaappolated the Spotton
supporters by glebe( their candidate a
margin of holy 67 votes, where they
expected ,ona1derally more. polls and
In Ashfield the ScoUk p0
KIngslrrtdge gave Robertson splendid
support. but in the otber polls the
Connervatives iucreaaO(1 their vote so
materially that tie net Liberal major}
it, for the township Rag Dob 32.
Colborne also was disappointing to
tbeLtbenle. Reberrtaon polled the
normal Liberal vote. but tbe Casatuv-
aUv,s managed to dig up some extra
voters and kept the liberal majority
dowwtt to 23.
•>tl'ePt Wawansah dM well by keeping
tbe Conservative majority to • nest
[tap a lead
5. East Wawanoab ger po
of 20. .
Morris and Turnberry bot* gave
Spotton majorltieet 114 and S7 reaper.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDA JULY 31, 1930
114
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YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
C'Wumercial and Society.print-
ing neatly and quickly done by
• Th Sim
Thong 33 and a representa ry
will call on you. Quotations glad-
ly given.
THE SIGNAL. PRINTING co, LIMIT®D, pattoher.
The N
ws of the Town
1)IEM IN UT. THOMAS !1
The Misses Janet and Elizabeth Ti
Ifin revised a telephone message til
morning tertrtug Med news of -the dee'
of their brother, Rev. A. C. Tito
United ,•bunch clergyman, 'and minirt
of St. Andrews church in St. Thome
The late Mr. -'rlffttt`was a native
PERS Q AL MENTION GOOD BUSINESS'
ONAL k •I ('berries were do plentiful In these
hurts this year that heavily -laden trees
Mils Nora Hurley. of earn's,' .- wen offered "as is" for $1.00. One man
stM.tiding boltltays in Winnk f picked all he needed for his own home
Mr. Jame. O'NeW. .4 Detroit. i. , uhd scald the tu,lxure for "?8.00. Ile aver-
spssding his vacation to Goderb•h• 1 aged it im tet on. hour.
Mr. T. Prit•harl w'ai•up from 1.ii'.
•real davit UW last we•1, I eor -L ('(►\SII11r:R\TF:.
Conservatives Are
Returned to Power
Result of Election
Colborne towuxhlls and is very a I eon or
ugleunW1 dStnug 1. 1+I+u++tiuR _a . . 1. a -int l,, a 1.,•ulg• t'..,µ
l)))awn In (:elerich, havla# lllpel triVto l:M tot Ju$ bl 2ie•tde•m►s•r- i 11 .1 rt•1. tuictiwkip talnr•r. to hnrrest
,
Me. end Mrs. Siduee Ho•V of 'Tor- • hi.- • rep I»u•. .flLc t„
•imM*+1 Cdr-}/o•cty
1_^ Mr. ate) Mrs. Jac
i Clinton. ...pent the w. ++
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT '! John Sturdy.
heifer .nisi to have I»ren .t„Inn bldr.ntt
A most unusual accident ole•urred Oil I MIMM Ethel Handy Ale spending ' '•• •.I ,-ell ty.11l_wy Powell and new•
•'-,auuuuer 'lith her sirte Mrs. 1 i' name • after It had dieippear.d Mr.efe
'tell. at WalketUlt• • ss
approa wetlt sought towcut In oNl t
1 1 t t .the brew of a •hill nt►l e i 1 1 heel' l •poet al NI int Ile
Freeman. lamb wee'
last winter here. The funeral, I to
lug_ elate 9atlleda1''- _ to London
tory. Ful partkulars wilt be -strew
next week's Signal.
Ing, CIH• tels•k., to wet• a ,hurl(e f te.iltu' . neigh
Campbell. or lN,i'f heifer e,l. t esti• 1» r &id being
end with Flo.• a lowed pending final /.I..a1Ii..n:-The
OJHiif1R...-Mkt
Who • .tri M
s reinssssiI N
i14 t 1'urli,
Yl'T .•-.•uL-.W1nghN ,
eatue was relleete to
ortit llurou In Canada's
.me•ut. 1
Asking
of Assessment
Extension
-The reatdts of the Federal contests Gculerich Women's isaUtnte
of 19211 and 19are given on page 2
The of t 611 (•omparieon withstle, and are tMMoeday's
porpoisesting or
vote
The Official De/taxation
Returning Officer Aler" erter-
field made the official declaration of
tee North Huron result this (Thure-
'}'shay I eeanon. after tntalttng the r'e-
turn" at the Wingham town hall 1n
the presence of representatives of
-Mtn parties. The Vote to detail was
Sound to be as follows/
Robertson )(potion
Amhfie d
72 115
rSlieT. 61stMt' adz edeas out
G•,derkb, Tuesday evening. A motot' i
T1iri',•Tl-ptererr1rent-nf-. 1n•i.t
Wind Mor. ens miles ewitY ellen she calked' "1lsisy.:" W. Il:.-IittllEIVI'riON, .,I •(it,slerivh, nt,
fir. Hugh M.Lnay• OT In loath -Buren
Record Gain3 in Every Province
Except British
Columbia
QUEBEC PROVES A SURPRISE
But Liber l i All But Hold Own
in Ontario-) o0 11
•
Elected
1VIth nit mite. fit eeery Province ez-
.••pt' British l'elltmbta, the Conserve-
:tive porn. led lye ilul.. 11. 11. Bengett•
',limo% tutu tweet edit a total 0 137
;seat. a. the. r ulin 37ondayd-'itttll
lug: TIIN wmuwry 7u: rep.rtet by the
aur l Iww(elh,t ly Iain} to tor..uc•.•I.Mfut I nllelsl.- e
a , Iroal 1 0 . IC e visitor at the )tome of 1)r. and tl I•*. e 1 CM (anadivia 'Poen L-. Lure white alt ue1 Nr• , o " c add t1WLY_LWr- - - -
.udd(•n1y faced a weethound car. Jt 'r _ -- Chun hair ebetivl wewle•rs iu pre-
head-ou collision seemed inevitable \I r. utak Mrs. E: V. Ia retie and • be-
ROTHN'F11 1►EN'1►NF.\' ' 1 lou• oute/.t... but flat totel._I> Il l
a
but by quick manipulation the dris¢r dren, of Broc•kvele, were visitor- in 1
of the eastbound ear %queered through. town the pa week..f Ilawiiton ri•tt- A - rriattr officer Mt>t 1t- ei+p{wnte t. ff Nu r~ lt•J» rt nt!.
is ar follows :
Cents rva11te. 1:37
Liberal I. ei
I'nited Farwers - -- 10 - - -
Prtetreasirte .
i.ilwral•Pro*ressivee --"` 3
I .a Il i- ....... 3 _'Q . Ju•-- --
I udepe•ndent 2 . . • `i✓-_
!needful edful 2
Stadmling at DIaaelutlen
Lite•rale ... 120
e'mw rrvativesl A'•
Unite) Furnwrs of Alberta 11
Hary .
TDe driver of the sato he had just Mr. whi.4
ancl_aual, lar• ant Jars. ter .. a to W. It. Bothwell s-)ps.Hlieaf•ie4/ud.
intiabj, ,paw t•t e r, lost control in w1 hie
1 to swing out of-lhe ditch it
John Story, ter plot _;incur Wacr . at the manse -of St. Atl•
returuesl 1 rPw's Presbyterian church this morn-
/►1 it has 1 -
The 1 autotoell ilia* her- eualn. Miss er Re t
ith
at Ben -
crashed into the MISS Catherine
weetbothe reed aqd after vie- lug 4Moiidny. July 211 at ton oclo•k.'
w-ealround ear, causing eunelderablp to her home Pt Kingsbridge damage to both. only t' ale O \rill. 1! G. P. Dtm(•an a• urhilrl the't••re-,
Bible M and'Mra. Hamid Maedel of De- mon)_ T1iev were attended by ss
cape damage was the one responsible
Coed Month
r• [1)e Derotity .. Rider and Cyril Colwell' (if
and the owner accepted liability of tpoit, area Ml Moedel Landon Stratford Reecon-Her hi. at + Ou+ st
E75 y e was injured r •
Wiled to.
t nt vieiting
former e
miller
Mr. John 4. Robertson
allot. 5e . -1, ... .
about o on - _YwR irre
.- ldlwrul-L'rllgreseivee 8
aur. n. Registration of Visitors Exceeds !slew 3
Th annual civic holiday rale meet Toronto, • on Tuesday aft spending organist f K Independents 2
un,ief the anaplcee of the Goderich two weeks with his uncle,' Mr. it' H. SCOUTSHOY CAMP Same j onth Lagt Year Alwust front the first the ewturna ae
Trotting anti Pacing Aeseciatlon will Robertson. - to k to
Twenty-four 1 t (' 1 rb h
12
m
RACES MONDAY NEXT 3tr organist
of vrlt"i.Thiene tt'-n
udin . n "nus Presbyterian
Ot a Figures Show they come over the wire on Monday
be held at August
Agricultural Park on Mon Mrs. Frank
124044
e •acme before 1boyNS, s[ut (troop., under scoutmaster. ' night showed ('eneerrative gains. The
proda next, Altitust 4th Thio year's meet "pend a few 1 fr .e chew- Maritime Provinces did not give the
her sister. to pfviskatchewnn to TIMI[ Robert Henry. are this week 1n camp 1111. tOuria> orlmp, situated on the
her sister. on the farm.of David Elliott on the like .hors northeast of Harbor Park. Liberals Itis ex{Meted Nup{ort, and
Mr. O. W. Sturdy `has left for Sault II Bayfield reed. 1'.wterday afternoon has hetet visited by N great many tour- when Quebec re 611 successive Llb
Ste. Marie. where be will tw employed Mine a nitmlwr took tea- opportunity Ira) loom -the, fate • the Government
1tt} 1"tx dnrink the mouth of July. Ever! was well t0 beep the lane.-. Ontario
with .lam' . C. S. 131mme Dredging and lei it od i attended tet. Natttntt
ferenoe With Western Canada y
promises to be the beat ever held here,
Officers as many of the beet horses in the
•-- Province are entered in the various
A aneclaL faceting Se Morn t_ classes. There will be two stake races
-210 Bine Water and 2.20 Golden
ell was tris d'-'ltieeday evening 101
Belie a deputation ot eseeetivee of
Western Canada }lour Mills,
who presented a rtgues1 for a ten,4ear
renewal of theft* feed aaseasrient
whfeh expires flit* Seer. The eon/KA
went into xsinsrliltee t at the .•on-
elltsha-t of nn leans rwual4able eon-
ferennw the eq. -.191 canudtttee. tem -
posed .,f els• Mayor and f oenn•1riors
Croft. Worsen, Humber and Cratgit.
wee instructed to have x bylaw• pr.-
parvel. Thlr is hemg delayed Awing to
the sleeues from tinted of Dailey
Holmes. er, eimpi nolletter. ,•
The present fixed ae,essmertt of the
W .tern Canada }Teel MIIIe in Ain -
Gate, each for $10etl, and two class
2.30 trot or pace, purse $400;
2. trot only. puree etr•0. Be.ddee the
new covered 'grandstand bleacher. ere
being ere -ted. so that here we: be
seating "immunise:MOM "tor ape-Ten*-
ot 3 Henle, 'I':.e halt -tulle tea.., is
4.. , note.):•:nit and the 1•;Ibtlic
it. :."son+) .of Mo,^ of the best l
news ever held Western Ont 11(0.
T1o• afternoon's will ens -
melee at 2 o,-1ns- . aces are '•yn-
ducted under tie• al.n sea of the Ming
Braucl. Driving ['lab atilt beetling 'is-
tlegea are allowe4L ` -
erieh le $70.000 on the mill, divided nisi POUTS -COURT ,s
843.750 property and 826,250 b.erieets July war a fairly busy month with t►
T Yiifi1trafe )Istat. disposing of t fly- visiting her uncle.aaa aunt. Mr. and day. A local rink_co Qca.vu of Rots.
Thea a r% atnd was fixed tog hap ' * I • le 011ustou. Jon. $wi id: (ro. mien
ten year" and renewed In 1W111' M a three town .ata) +wnl.t7 eager. the onik Mrs. James I)od ideon, and will cave
eiediar period. The cumpaay r of which were •'•fences under the test week on a holiday trip to the t Mt I-.reet 1 and- ?red u --(- l•
h trt fourth Tir(tAM ,
pays Nlhool tax.* only on a 81Z40e11 11. 1. A. and L. (" F.2lneaievte.t re- R. `Stonehouse and daughter, Wecln•rday, August 13th. ie the 411440-
fourth
fixed assessment ou the elevator, teed IMO.of the 4iode[Jrh Lawn Howling Clnb'A
grouted by the town twenty yearling°. Iasi Satatday eras a w stable Ifeld M. Lida Btoneboame. and
Mr. 41. days
The official /arty of company @tee- day" n ()abeam court. with • edit Johnsen. of Chatham..pe tournament utivee which waited on councii "NNW ease" listed. F. M Senses, a Detroit wttb Mrs. R. E. Wilson. Cameron
day night was nompoaed of D. B. man. was eentenc-et to seven day• in street
Hanna. president. fernier vice -peed- Ian for driving a ear while intoxicated Mt. R. 1. Megaw. of Vancouver, L
dent of the old Canadian Northern and in additive was fined $109 tied vtiitbq his friends in Goderich, He
Railway and Ontario. first commis. mato for "having.' He was arrsst/d pude tee trip east by motor. aeconip-
et.loer under the Liquor•Ooetrol Ant- A. by Sergeant Cox of the local pollee anted by hts brother-in-law, Mr. H. B.
J. Mitchell, rector, and John Page. ram whsle elgnagging around Me Ponoek of Vancouver.
general manaltsez, a former resident of Stems! in has eat, bis .-onditioe being Mr. and Mee. 0. E. Donaldson and crippled children of..alt$•un county. Mr.
Goderich. apparent Cls a11. A bottle wee urn "Tod" are returning to Toronto, Hallett hes informed Mr. Reynolds
in 11* posaawion. It will be an after two weeks' vacation spent with that he has teen successful in sighing
expen'llve and empleaMknt vacation Inc Mrs. Donaldscm's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. '•Frcnehy" pielsttg*'r, ex-ehxmp,ion of
the American 1-Jarnee A. Strachan. West street. the world- and present chaulpi..0 of
Returning from a 'winked mecttin* Mr. ar1q Yrs. Norman McRrlen and (entitle. to lox eight • commis
in Stratford. where they had visited tamely, Ague. B. Meltrlen and Mr. and tit Gol.•rlch on the --evening of
the vendor'" liquor em{s.rIum, ties)opponent will Iw
men no foul of the law. The man
who purchased the refreehventa was
fined $100 and Doris avid four cospae-
loos 110 and cans each for consuming
in a public -place. All ADEN were pgl6
Another who was e onvicct*d ou a sec-
ond uffenc•e 'having" wale aeatet)Std
to three >i Tit1ie"1* jitIT." "t* lite
option at a fine under this section
by the L. C. A. Hja eounmel served
11 -
tire of appeal and ball of x21100
Aged pending the hearing.'
Four cases of recidees'drivinR were
talso_dlepneed ae-lard "(eek. fines of $10
and coats b elterienparell to each case.
.Done of tbeae °Pen.es were committed
1n Goh•rkb.
• le1Rng alumna .t the .,o. 1-r
anit Wilbert. of i)etrott. also Mie. Wil- Palat12l ac t
C
gf'ri'iting the ramp. it being- vIM eels aevomm atfon a held #-14to int returns-. of -
'-''aij; IfiT -1Tie7 Y01incY-tete tarps ser}-, ;.umTwrM. who euWe Yr81 a1T pend. of Manitoba continued the et/ry
M
ertacta of Toronto, spent the inset end Llesder Is Glen Iseige and leader of the I visitors hate ieen more ngmerous at
the camp than during the came month 'ere'. Pettish Columbia, on the other
hand, reported several Rains for the
fe++k tear but such to not the ezpwr
senor• with ritfrls offering . gicrommu- LonR"'During the past week registrations before the returns from the
dation in their7ttHta•g., ..,... x• farthest West were 'known, however,
repeated *unit/lades indicated beyond
doubt that the King Government
ga.trltetion 119 ht, but
Mr' sad Ml's. i sits Robertson- oar, cow(wtably located ata) enjoying iiW the I ominhin and the -United States. of ('otleeryatlye•yk•tOrler, with further
Orton Rgbertaoo and MIs. Mary Rab- outdoor life to the tall. The troop I Contrary to what- might be expected
additions In Saskatchewan end
Al -
with their relatives here.
The Miura Ann and Beagle Feee-
rnan, of Windsor, are spending their.
vacation at the home of their parent'.
Ile. J. and Mrs. Freeman.
Mrs. Calvin. Mrs. Bremer and Mrs.
Kett patrol 1e EMI= Butt. Itev..
on 41dIt, who was intrunsst l.-•tu
securing the location. is the chaplain.
MacDonald and daughters, of Detroit,
•
LAWN BOWLING NOTES
Iu Monday night's local tmtnament eat the motor eau*, we a" follows:
Mt. Clemens; Mr.
t the Piston Weeet gnetne the `prize -
[George H. \h bol.• `gess doweell, "azul the only question
t the past week here with the winner" wen : sera[. Dr. H. R. Hall and Mrs. Wm. Stuck, Mt. (lemma; 1 as as to the sou of the me]ortty
Mr. 114414nett would command in the
n1•w 111tuw•. -
The Lib.'rals receive) the returns at
the committee rooms on North street,
wher+• a Usage owd gathered. Though
in the main the returns 5Pred14*1"
pointing• there were opportunities to
rhr4;'r. There was enthusiasm over the
snivelers of the Ontario 4'ahiuet Min-
hoinIerl. Howartl Ferguson
defeat -Euler fa
North Watrrhet, Newnan in _Xenon
and tai i11eulariy Mateelm in North
Bruce. The break In Tory Toronto by
the victory of Sam Factor over T. L.
Church was another o•cadon for re -
4,41.•)014.
Ilou. C. A. Intuiting. Minister d--;
Finance, bed his seat in Regina; Hoa
T. A: ('rv•rar, Minister of Railways,
loot at ilrendon; lion. Lucien Cannon,
Solicitor -General. was defeated in
Dorchester, flue., and two pewly-o•reat-
e1 alinlsters, Hon. Cyrus Macklin/01
In l'rinre• Edward Island, alai
Hon. F. W. Kay. In Quebec, aloe
went down in defeat. lin the .ether
hand. such Conmervative notables as
11ou. 11. It. Stevens *01) General A. 10.
McIto c,' general organizer for the
petty. fell by the w•ay.
l> salt W. Meru; 2nd. Geo. Andrews and
ladies' slater, lire V (`olclouRh• Mr alma air., it...tl'..Uetxorue and tbU-
M ltd Mrs Walter Hick, T Biter R dr n, a
1i dsxntwt. Alta.:
end Mew. George Richards. Toronto; J.
r. ac Mr. and e1 On Wedne'dnv- evening A. .• ,% Ikerv111e; Dr. M. A. Meru -
Mat Albert Oke, and Mian Alice Wake 1'. MneVivar (Torontul and SWuey tyre ttss1i*st f, Mr
field, dedted their niece, Mrs- Thome. 1•.111 1 won the prize".
Amy at Bile/ord.over the week -e1"1 Three Goderich rinks I.I.oopart in lyrkee, Windw.r: It. It. I)iek,"eu. Tor•
Mies Agnes Ernest 'of Toronto, is u toirnnment at Stefnrth'on Wedsew-- tr6 --ret-=.-t7atreit 'fo*M+lo; W. 1.
.M -ell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. T.
warda, Toronto:- Mr. and Mre.
WARP' avid -family- Toru tu-:-QCs., and
Mrs. Williamson. Toronto; Wm. ilo1R-
tarn. Toronto; F. A. Lankin, Detroit;
of SciNi h' dornhle:. 1 Th's Fltesta.ssiiionseflle ; S. Pflance.
Stratford: Mr. and. Mrs. C. 11. Thbmp-
.ou, Cambridge: Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
BOXING T1)1'1TNAMENT Swenson, Ntratford ; Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. It. Reynolds ham sevens] the Mould. Toro[ to: Mr. and Mrs. iL. A.
services of Mr. Thee. Hallett. match- Milton end namily. Dutton: Mrs. G.
quaker of the Shamrock Athletic Chits Iaanbe•. 111/1011112): MIMS Ruth faro
of Toronto, to assist him in staging 'l 1,.w. Chatham: Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
boxing tournament in aid of the Ward end Miss Florence Ward. Chat-
ham: Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart and Mr.
and Mrs_ L. Rennet(, Ohlo: Mr. and
Mrs. 11. 11. Harrlson: etrolt: Mk. and
Mrs Andrew -teaks, Mai•the City. Mich.
Her. 4'. 1 . and Melt Clarke left on
M Inc du 0 motor trip to Halifax
Yrs. R. of Detroit. and Mi"m August 13th. Hki ue. atm) .4h. -r p,iut$• They will lin juiu-
Kate G e of Toronto, visited with name) W ural inset's issue. Ile is ••x• Irl at Y,-, -.. i br linea Esther Hume
Mr. and Dirk A. C. JaekAon, neer the' m,,gel to be 1111 American boxer. Th.•re awl Miss Ne.r}' carie.. who bare own
-BRIEFS
- The civic proclamation fixing Mon-
day. Angina 4th. BM c1vic holiday to
Golerlch. has. been Issued.
1
2
8
4
5 84
e ...'i ... 100
7 520
1
Blyth 1 L`
72 Ile
55 109
61 8844
45
103 88
25
25
488 \
2
e
175 222
Bru.sebs
82 78
2 'n a 61 - 6749
3 89 _
2;12 194
Colborne
1 ..i 94 101
2 41 73
3 121
4 67
- 323
Gediriob
,,3 • ' 1
2 1117 131;
3 1 .... ,, 80 '129
4129 132
1, 116 130 MO F. D.
p
.1-............e..............--'148 1 be remind_
o6 122 as usual.
% ....... • 113.
•61
9 •Fr•.-..' • 70•
cit
le
300
6*
will hold their regular movithly seet-
Ing on Thured*S, August 1441), Instead
of on August Ttb.
The regular me4k0Lg of the Seltfod
Hospltal Auxiliar will be held at the
home 0 re. W 1$.7itWell li T11rA4i1311R
August 7th, at 2.30 p.m.
The annual garden party_.
the Goderleh township b
lacy will be held on Thnt•i Aagllst
•llttr;-- on Mr. George Matte's
grounds, Huron road. --
The C.N.R. office wan the men of
a large crowd IMnday night.i* hear
the rellirne, htmdreds awaiting the
final bulletin at 1 a.m. Tuesday. be-
fore retiring. There were Ave tele-
graph menneuger overviews nut pro-
grennire reintni. Doti) committee ropes,
Liberal and Conservative. had large
crowds to hear the returns and the
same applied at 1!W dans acether.
Two peSvate parties received the tel-
egraphic returns at their beton.
CHURCH NOTES4.
At the Baptist ehmeh next
Rev. Wm. Rnithby, of 11t. Thomas,
have charge eif the uxvlees at 1 ant.
and -7 p.m.
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At the Sunday evening service at tbe
Salvation Army citadel rept_ P. B111 -
Inge will Ite the speaker and the sub -
jet -It : ''The Seven Words elf the Crew))."
Crane."
St. George's rr•tory is to he ,w0m-
pletely t•lnnitat'l '11nd redecorated,
work to alert during the next week or
tel days Title will neeesitatc the
tempm'ary ali.wa.e from his r,•"idenee
of the rector, Rev. .1. N. H. 14111,.. To
get in touch. with him In Panes of ex-
treme emerge/ley, members ere asked
to telephotos) Pen. Arch. V0. Jomaa-itate-
man. No. IO, or Mr. 1. Terson,
n. Wit N. Ma w
teal_ at IF
IY ,,..:1,.,
12 >i
adwace
151 Dnrlpg for
1 congregative". of Vktorta Atria
_it !North attest 1'hlted eburrteet
'47 unite fur the regular acrvlc(s, fon AM-
INO 3rd. 10th and 31st the mhrnttir
we're will be held In North etree1
Vic -
241
VIA eh
of Attgsat
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1218
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51
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630
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church and the evening aervtce 1
toric 'street; on Altglwt 17441 a
thle order will M• revering.
chum). wilt c•nsdOM its Ona
!When! and midweek aereke as It
et the hour of 19 a in. The local
tors will be . r niceties and
w111
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week -ASS. will 1.• fihr Ie.uti_ the first contesting hollducina utOttawa.
Mary Howard and Jean Flick. /ntpils !of four rounds. the ,ewcrnd "rat -third
d M1bs Lauri* Jack/inn A.T.C.M., were , cnl•asti,lg u( .Ix rouuda each. and the
ul in the recent Toronto /bn- (mirth and final cerndmfing of Dight
tory of Music examinellens, tin'' rounds to 0. ia.md bilk/anger. 1T.ie
tellei eehr^eissreo fwrt«lynwi ntaatead tt.o i b- g .. ..naauent _win 11 slogoii t! p$
latter In elementary piano. g,.tcruel tinder the rule. o the Atli- Ines
Mr. Lem Wong. well known meteor- )elle l'onunissi 14 of Ontario' which Ng- Ing •,( the nen MiiIvatlun .Ins}• hull. 1n ' ere! (nnd1dnte In Negtworth.
antemeed Leedom, tile'wife as _f1t`.wN1ea a high e4swl--cewtawt•: nwmta. u..f.w. w•..e. Iw :- 1 N',. il. Mcore. Will/ nwignetl his pool-
ehildrrn. tour daughters and One wen. and weights of the Islser• wilt Is' piss- - - -- m i17. i'hafrman of ffiir"ptif 1ltR1• ''""•" -.i
were intettieing visitor. ill (:Itderfl•h limbed ill next week's 1..11.•. 1416111dM 81,/l`F.r1riPI1. Ii.t%RI)EN PARTY to rill) 111 IIIIINI'bl Iwlllllf, WWI elll'1••ys.ego
INat Sunday, callingu un Mr. Wottg'n w'i11 toe'..re'It't to scat 41No,. Nr. Hey-._._fj, wru(hcr facers) Knox church full dPfcrllfng the former CeMml•itutive
The "ale of work_ and homemade•
e.okip _it ull.h qAM 1., 11.441. been held tarn, who nun as 0 1.IIM•r11 M North
SaturTay, AHgua 2nd. In the building $imrote. failed of e,e• ' . as did also
, a iw
j..auterrLy .stwnt+ttd by, the lk,, ul think. tip'.,_.', Iti14{;.. to former m m!e r t s^ ^--
IMr•I1 1st 40144.141 mutt* the risge•ri: minty` 4' St7rn
-Y 1'. -)burl, fl,ra.•r Pretpier of On-
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(eetsin, Gordon Wang. of'von(Cs ('41fe. nulls wtales the -401-4•. will fetid gard••u 114rty. 414.141 )amt Tnt1('mdnynlPmher. . . i<
Mrs )lililan. ('ambrhl r.•nd, ham as $. CNN). _vel hyC tinder thk. all n ". atnc ,hail won aloin lc
... _.,/ aflenoM.0 atli'1 11!•?elgl_ .. - I
guests this week her sons. Tom, teas- 9t • pic•w of the latdkw' 1141. the • t1 nl roulheast Grey Iu,.T N -lift rile- 111-1h'W'`i -
f tl R k Motor ('o - ' proving thoroughly-eitji.yable Hied Mlm•- oHly t•1•preeentative of •her eel In t 1te
cessful. AI».ut $150. including dons- J_llouse of. ('ommons. She_ Is ads ottlte
tion wns renlieed. reeipts being (livid- oldy United _Framer ' iii ' .-smell e
F P For
ine rogrram.
the Chautauq
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'Starts Next Tuesday l9vening
Continua for Balance of
the W, l
and
Next week wWg,bo• f!nyutaagna week
ill GoderMh. 06114encing on Tulsdny
evening. Almost '1104 Pad continuing
until Saturdey (jsei> R• August Ile .
he Million and daughter June and ,
Mr.. Arthur Clothier and family,' of
Introit.
Mims lily McArthur "i`a bere fro
QueTac on a holiday volt and is the
guest of her sister, -Mn. Robt. Bisset,
St. 1►avId's street. Ilex friend Malmo
Maekensie. of the' teaching staff Oi
Montreal General `Hospital. abent a
day here with her.
)'hist and Mrs. i otewlew•a to e
on Tuesday morning for Hamlltbn.
left
t
Cant at t if _ ns teflons br cream and 3ngdy
■w/ SyM P e1L, f+tp-n11Di . tell. hi
•them.• 1.• baking. *2.3.5: meals. 1444,
Those inchargeof the various booths
TS ft b General'' were: huoo•nulde !oakum, Mrs. Ah•x.
from 1►utxrlo. -- -
Dr. 11a11 holds South Bruce by a
g."el majority. •
')'hos. Mealtlhul 111M ,1 11145rgin of
01d y
*bent 4181 after a hard fight Ill 50th
Nolan 1 str4 Here on M(tl., A.
MIs Mnrdo•k Miodomld. Iluron.
Mrs A G \I u•duuald.vluel Mrs 11'..1. North Perth ehsiel D. M. Wright.
Sunday -Lost • ifaker' .•., wry at141 ic•t• ere/1111. Mr".'11' d Gating lir. ltnvhf Smith.
-- Abell and airs. A. FONIIe:
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MANY DIMAPPOINiTED
the 1TNrtxor this week. (Neth catRe1' le'- Iterltf4 Mr.. eiuxffleld,'there Were f.4li /nndbttts in Medlar
where• the l hl •f is In attendance at the •-day's election' content. with 24,', skeet -
There were two almoner arrivals et !work. Mr• '4 Swanson, Mrs. F.
co Chief".
ge of the irominion Isence ink for the 6 0411•rb•h 6 )4 4 Moe. The
Chiefs AI(sbdatlun. During lila abscise ('ns`'" disc11argel 35,1NNI bn.hel» 01 WEEK -ENI) WAS HOT l(er, Mo that :knl met with reverse at th11
Sergeant A..('. Item. is acting chief and sereerriIRs, 4(1(NNI bushel. ,fi bi.rley 1 " lu.t Nondny (election dry n was nd• Itoothe. The eandlttatee were divided a( ", .
rR duet 4l./Nal hu.hrlg sif null K. •No-'I'o,wlNy. indeed by meet ;swede to be the hot- follows: LIM•rele, 223. ('nn.prentfh•< f.+
daily protRru1' All prreliIs v n M. Kennedy night patrolman. 1144.[
' Mrs. Eva Mcl.oeed, of Iktfcrtt, . The iSrlcold,M• Nx" in port,ou. LV.Iglma- tea dry of if. year. hat offMisl fig-. 'l3(►;• PrngnssfveM. 7:- Lile1•ral•Prgtrc.
the Tent at Victoria Perk. T11bt yrer'1' dadpfhter", the Mlmws May said J du) wilt De (NMI let 11 of bnrlgy affi,Nees of 11'••ilth,',luan J. F. Match do tliYel, 1L': 1 1,41.4 I"armer', 11; Sa•
program promises 10 (io one Yd the best and' her sons Mr. John Mel cad and his 112(1(14) 4,51045 of wheat. H,AI surgewe net sul.»tnntlate thin violet
..11 Was kulrhewnn Farmers, 0: i,abnt, 12: In-
ever presented to a Gcxlertch nnrtl.nre. wife and'i.utl of Sahli ate. Mahe. Out. were from the held of the hikes. just its hot on .line 18• hat there was depteeent•. 34: ('nmmuniste. R: Wo i
The daily grog y. IM as fullcrwg: O I it t'otn n he re en Ilea day end not 4.1.541 a men 4,,ndidat,s, 10 IQnele•c 2. (Marie
Tnerllsy. 4nkust belt l 'MAIM a o Md friend,. Jt11,s {Nine. I,'lunt urns r, mould to . n ab
t 1 NI,•II Ii11•n•N11•
are in )own today on a friendhg trip The t . S.
Ilam.• nr g 1R _
' 4 alt sena Its elf one Ise► Monthly, Ice i, MnldtI411N t, halo"kit Ll'h.-w'N 11 i• 1
ilvenllir Yopnhlr 1trMldway Com- Je are t Ste Mull!' un Tnrs,la)'. The fug" Mite -40144d Vol nprla,l•v. n lig. 1 - - --- ---
Wen Mrlwel will tench nest term at
MY- " en I►Ish.-M"-- Martin Erwin Wlretbrox/k, URL calonge and (MOH towel the dredge a drop ..f twenty d,ypnr•s ►Ndore the :\ (yu, yeti• nom. it this week toeing
Play Recent visitors at the homes of Mr. 1" the' Stine. un new wort tttrdIniug T1' thertuotne ::kid in the fit, hall: a .(bg'• inrprove-
• edtswday. August )hit
At' tt•rwtgt-t'
odN•I 14011 544(1• W•I,w's to 1.• , 1(11 . s _-
Several very fine pie -enure yachts ter registered i0 degreN et Us peek anent badly needed- ,--,...• - I
...„ rl ( o all rl o
v N.-tropolltan Artist* t O(i+, The figures for the pest six days Mr, ural airs. Jots i.attq, of (oak-
1a•eMvp "Adventure' in Nwps- •Aro• lanai. Cera,` vIdt/d Mew. A., Walters : -
' flatd Dr. Owen O'Nett MAXIMUM Minimum ....Renee serreL• thin wek. --se
Ila d d his Virginia, Nr. iMryt m. R ( 45 1i2 ,
Ing)-Ortglnat u'irwl Spectacle-- f tl _ JNIy ii
i .iuip '" l1 wt MI ! The'hinse of Mr. NRAMtn). Thos. As
'fires htlTrt-Nacre
d Ili Al O 1 alde.tOs and Mr on loth t1.o 74th and 244h.
an n. ex. PHI • I t IhiM sort during the week.
and Mrs. A. J. Wilkins, BoIwe ster ,j,l F • e.•• ort ,li by ('bas. Ked -
Clarence
Terrace, were Mr. John Dawson, Mr. ling• of Geu.•rat Motors C,Hloratlnn,
Clarence Dawsnn, Mr. and Mrs. Chariew o 01.1, was 1n ort on Corporation.
Daman as daughter, n ' It is exert that this were one o W
„dames par(pQ_gnd now, Itarold and t s yachts that seta Mll.rl hPr•. it
Andrey, ra. airy-ie..wwr.;-. all of ,N' we❑ over 1510 tri to c t t
Detroit: Mr. John Tewsley and Mr.
Orey of WIndeor; Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,nnmbered twenty-four. Other plenshre
was modern in erpry detail. ,The crew
Park Hetet at the week -end Were: 1.1ttle Current to Termite...tenet -here
E W.- Hewn, Montreal ; William J. en Tueeday night.
l'aentore and Mr. Litwin.. of Chkego Sunday told M 140 were two of
Heights; leurle Newton. Hamilton; the hoteet day.. of the .eitenti and
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Martin and Mtge throttles of peete.• visited tile
da
- Thorollay, August 7th
The Garay Sisters,
!wetter. "With Mutwolini and
the Itlackeltirts.-
Friday, August 121.
moon -Popular En tette in mete -
flee IhuttIngn' Marionettes
111111Pdlay, August -4;
Sierra's Hawaiian.'
to, Wiry, London: link W.
banditti; lir. sad Mrs. 4: k. Porker.
bathing botch.
,Ijarboy , Vied Was treated to
her tepee of txrvia this MOM
is io the tierood ant thatAihi bib
inly -2,4 110 711 , a noneber of pleasant minium the pa
..., or. I week when oh.o.i..w.• -a their family
Hein fell on ene day Anly. In.4 Sat- ' were -Mr. end Mrs. itntiert A, -Coleman
'inlay. Jule 26, during the past Weck. :awl three ..lillilr.si, of Abbey. Sank:
month ,of Jul'y le otily 1.13 as corm 'derson and three children, of 1.011414111,
purest tette 5.72 inehes, in June. a eon. !and Mr. R/Ill Mre. .1 1 Alex. Anderson.
siderable difference. TIle /11.0101111. a of Dayton, Ohio.'
reatiag and weather during the aemth L. SIIRALING
rain, however, aided grestly in har-
vest' about the finest In )11/Art, I OW 011
I Midair I Mr. Witch the '
Iliirnami year so mut