The Signal, 1930-7-31, Page 23-Tburrday, Jail 31. 11
Established 1848
jRDITOZLL NOTU
It's aot our turn to cheer.
• • •
BROW let's get back to business.
OQDlLR1CH : CANADA
Wesldy lisle. _ �- __.
t>fa�hsv K Caawdltt Wh rI sills of hatter today?
papers &motional • • •
Pabllsbed every Thursday morning. Mr [to•Anelfr troubles ere Just afoot
�becriptlon price 22.00 per year
ctly In advance. to begin
TER SIGNAL PRINTING CO- LTD. What will • they think in Great
Telephone 35 : Goderteb. Ont.
W. H. Robertson. Editor and Manager Britian?
• •,. •
Thursday. July 31. 19:19
ss*NE'IT WINS
• s_ •
'Che mutt still thaw and Sets at •tic
a', ointei ttIne's.
General Hard Thies IN au oppolseat
load to ov.•rtrnne.
The battle of the tolls on Monday • • •
resulted in a dechrivc victory for the Foe lino promises have
Conservative forces, and Mr. R_ .11. wowing home to roost.
Bennett will be the next Trine Miu- • • •
later of Canada. The overture is a Ren- The mold gneiss. Sud the solid To-
ulne surprise to Esterase. .-who erre rent° are Isdh things of tbe past.
prepared for some loosen, but not for • • •
_the general rout which took place. Gtderich gave Itulertsun
Yb�n were misgivings wise Premier vote. although it denied him
a habit of
e good
a major -
King announced the dlaaolution of try.
relilament 1n the midst of a trade de- • • •
pression that put the Government on Will Mr. Bennett waste two mUlioa
the detenelve aotwilludoadltag_the tact • dollars on .4 +medal sernie!n q.tmesio-
that 1t was • worldwide conditica sent,
and one leas severe here than in other • • • v
eaetttreet•. These reieeivinga were et -Perhaps Quebec' "did, tool like the'
most forgotten. however, [then, as the fibsg Governmrnt'a prohibition of
election .•ampafgn praegreeeeQ the GP' liquor ex rt
__position had so little t6 present against • • • _ w ,
the Government's record and against In the electimk returns Mr. itipottoS 110 231 184
the Government policy of inter-i7mpire Im e.vunted as a stnighr tvoirIieristTve, ` Garaib -
trade. There 'evillest to be uo reason
-ser: a"�- .why the Government should not be
sustained by a largo thtljority, and
Yavec•aats*from independent sonerea
strengthened the feeling of confidence.
Ons. again It has been demonstrated
that prospects weigh lightly against
actual conditions -times were tad and
the Government wan Judged on that
tact. and not on the merles of the pol-
icy it presented for the betterment
of condttlons--
There were other factors,. In the
Maritime Pruritic -re Mr.._ _Kennett
pn.mised funds for the carry-
ing out of large public works -long
� desired. and held out the prospect of
the payment of old -age pensions en-
tirety from the Federal Treasury. Both
in the Maritime Provinces* and in Que-
bec the Provincial Governments had
not adopted the old -age pension
scheme, representing that they could
not afford to do so, hand when Mr. Ben-
nett offered to pay the pensions with-
out any contribution from the Provin-
cial funds the belt was eagerly mesal-
-.._-11mrs.41i- •r•.s•••Sda at electors. In
ee- + -lash of the United States vial Premier was put out in omen
to the Ottawa Government.
Markettmd Ibe hew priced of farm I • • •
THE SIGNAL
GOD•ERICH, ONT.
1926 and 1927 Figures in North Huron
Tito bdlawttgt rrsull9 of tits Federal Ashfield
ee teat of 1926 and the ye-ele-tioa of _ _ .. Klee
1W.r7 In !forth Huron provide some in- No. 1 -• • • •,. .
terenting eow{arbsons with those of No. AI/
6':
111
91 (`
103
Inst Monday. printed on page one of
this issue. The contest of 19L41 was
between a Progressive and a l'onterv-
ntiew: there were 1'r lgrvsaive, ('uu-
,s rvntive and Literal candidates in
1927. end Monday's election was the
first straight eouttst letweeu ■ Liberal
uud a t'au..•rvative• sinew the riding
was formed. No. 1
No. 1
No, 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 11
No. 7
ail
Blyth
99 •
1
Ifieek:wara
97
441 -
73
77
21►
27
407
122
06123
155 \243
Brussels
Mo.: 1A 7'i
No. 11: 7 t
No. 2
104
104
1D52 246
Poll
No. 1
Np 2
No. :t
No. 4
No. 5
No. ti
No. 7
No. 1
No. 2
Ashfield
Bricker Hislop Blanton
23 52 .101
61 34 84
114 42 511
17 34 89
46 73 3
52 53 12
51 80 10
. 316 3414 341
Sbth
20 1(10 194
No. 1 2/ 138
138 103
N0. 2 10 104 64
30 242 167
OaMlM
No. 1 31 52 - 60
No.2 5 41 _ 45
No. 3 52 73- 62
No. 4 22 65 17
L
in spite of his pose as an independent. No. 1 16 175
pose
No. 2 10 191
No. 3 7 154
No. 4 10 222
No.5 9 se
N0. • r 12 234
7 97
Adwanee Poll 1 9
Grey
No. 1 37 65
No. 2 42 22
No. 3 36 tan
No. 4 53 92
No. 5 58 62
No.- 6 20 94
No. 7 67 94
L21w4 lt --4SS -
.13
No. 1 71 41
No. 2 131 55
No.3 66 88
No. 4 181- 42
No. 5 72 813
No. 6 71) 17
600 329
Morris
No. 1 34 68
No.2 52 33
No. 3 51 50
No. 4 71 70,
:Co. 5 48 3'r
No. 6 71 70
' 327 3214
lbniberry
No. 1 4 75
No. 2 74' tel
No.3 .r.-. 114 29
No 4 09 31
42
:7413 212 29
Kest Wawar►ssb
No. l 44 40 21
No:2 !44 29 79
4io.3 7'1 2'I S4
No.4 :e+( io 37
No. 5 46 27 40
:304 154 240
W. Wawaawab
No. l 23.. 52 _- 80
No.2 3244 74
No: 3.1
_ 11.---- -B-
No.4 NS_ 13 17
No. 5 79 42 • 31
No. li . 46 - • 29 15
• • •
Mr. Ferguw►n's predirtien of the
defeat of the Wester, Cliiitarlo- lablatt
Ministers proved ,te be else handrail
per tout. wrong.
• • - -•
-
The Tory phalanx to Toronto has
been broken by the defeat 'of Tommy
Church and the election of Aid. Sant
Factor, w•hl is the first Liberal to be
elected to the House of Commons frost)
Toronto site 1897.
• • •
Then' was gratification 'motor bw•al
Liberals at the sees of Hon. Jim Mal-
colm's victory In North Bruce. The
reports of the re-election of Hon. Billy
Euler in North Waterloo and of Hon.
Peter Heenan In !-senora alma were re-
ceived with special pleasure.
The Provincial 'Premiers twrhaps
have not as much Influence as they
think they have. The greatest blow to
the Literal party came from the Prov-
ince of (plebe... in which the I'rovls.,
products had ■ great Influence. and
for the firm time .Ince 1911 Quebec
ygiatairetk=4 z'or.... d - wr' a..ocore of Conservatives*.
Is the rural constltuenclee of Ontario
aleotbe uneatlatactory market tuncil-
tioOs ..acrd Government candidates
on the defenslve. In the Prairie Prov-
inces the low price of wheat no doubt
operated In the same way. British
Columbia le the only Province that
gave the Government increased sum
port. The Cosset Province could see
the benefits of Inereaaed trade with
other British dominions under the p19-.
visions of the Dunning budget sad
voted secordingly.-
Mr. Mennen wilt' hare a goal work-
ing majority end wilt have to assume
full respomilidtity for Government
measures and their effects while he
1m In office. if he carries out all the
promistarhte has made there- will i*
a aerere drain on the ria treasury
and on the pockets of the taxpayers.
which are arteiidy under_.aiiffkient
etreiu. Thew! M a limit to what the
public can bear In the N,y, of taxations.
and tbe mew llifverument wilt be well
advised -fd-go "into', to the way of
large undertakings involving heavy ex-
penditures. v*_
TEZ LOCAL It/MILTS
The two Ilurons remain ns they
were, Mr. Rpwotton winning In the
North and Mr. McMillan In the South.
in North Hume the chief factors
were the depr.•ssluu in pries of faros
products: some remnant of feeling
among the 1'nited Farmers at the
break-up 4.1 their organization. w-ldch
they attributal- wr.lnitly, we believe --
to tie 1.I1er11 party: and the short
e demo .M•hfch the Liberal candidate had
to become acquainted With the elector-
ate. The farthing communities divided
almost evenly between the two cnndl-
dates. and the towns gine Mr. Spot-.
inn just about the majority that he re-
(*.We41..La the riding.
Why a [ural riding like North
Horns lonld elects smiler to tm
port a party wh4uwe {policy is dictated
by city InterP14Wip hard to nuderstand.
The Liberal ratwltdate sntlmtttel bit
platform a. a ear y a
wax possible In the time at his com-
mand. and he cheerfully ettopt$ the
judgment of the ele•e•tors.
ru 11oufitilurr.n Tlomna MrMNtan
fs agaln rctnrnwl. thmlg{l with ■ re-
duced majority 'Omani reached North
Heron that Mr- McMillan was In dan-
ger of defeat, but the twople of Month
Huron acre sufficiently eleFl ter wee
that a man '.ho has often them sn•h
geed aarrice was again .1141.14.11 to rep-
resent them In Ito rartimettf of the
_potion. Ilia triumphant reeler -11m In
a splendid lriirutc• to tit. XrMtRan.
The result vindicates the judgment
of those Liberals wbo warned the
ttrottfailiall to the
country et Nati a time as this. When
Crisp Wife- 0 lgbt people do od *--
ways, stop to think -,out the matter -
they are liable to blame the powers
that to and to hit out at anything 1n
might.
lt
' ..►.•cR'bt►> is AD ewatotfttfna exponent of
aW4 Itltral Hew• In the field of pol-
itick
THE FIGHT 1S.ON
((Tinton News -Beacom)
The beautiful town of St .Marys,
>ghIch, W up-to-date to many things.
still tied It horse-drawn fire engine.
The Journal -Argue which 14 one of the
oatstandit►g newspapers in the prov-
ince. is trying to spur the town to pro-
vide more modern fire -fighting ■ppnr-
a[nrn and it will likely succeed. iaa-
provenwellts which have been broagllt
about almost chiefly by the suggestion
or etwtwlragement. of newspapers are
Ic•glun.
In Retrospect
Ono of ot1t feeders the other day
headed to a ropy nt •'Tile F.,rlwich
.Tit W0be,a the first newnpn{wr put.
limbed hi that town. 1t is dated Octob-
er 25, 16611, and Is In an extellent
Mate a preservation. as In the gentle-
man, n native of Hawick. who has
cared for it all theme years- Pie and the
writer were disovmsind the present
loll- prices nf firm prosltaw wises be
departed for the family atenai laid
and produced These Fonlwleh Tele-
phone. "Loa here," its mays. 'Mpg
were eleven cents a down and pnta-
to•s fifteen goats s bushel lark In
1x117 and everybody was happy... sere
Nearly MONO blryeles with a mall
taaMr aftildhat bow Italy M Oertau*y
kb last brava raeatbd '
•
enough. under the heading of -Forti-
n isle marke•tn" those parleys were listed.
TIRItfaL 1«•
Wheat was 212 cents. riots 23. ;sees 4s,
barley 32, Metter 15. pork (long clear) (Brussels Pent.
9. and picnic haws 10 cents. Tomato The Geederich Nhraal. no.. "f
minket pr1cei we I nls4lt tell per eventmolt ehly-edite l Canadbut s•wspa
higher. The "telephone' 1% a. a Giem came not whh a new ahr•nt the rdl
!qtr?. 'neatly 12rint44 isewsIvil 'r tett!. week ns the result of lin%iag 111ul
Hsi", by florid Rnnrwlers. Hleycitwe Clew tptitl{ol. Ih n
war. then gnite new and vert" popular.
the editor (wing kept inlay recording
new rw•ords of dist*n.e covered In a
minis et
glean time neer the meats del M
that day, trips bring. mitnelpre
170
140
143
136
124
86
3
24
24
32
23
32
41
94
270
87
38
162
131
67
63
550
36
33
52
85
80
65
('eMrne
No. I ...-. 1111 60
2• 64
Ro. 3 1[10 83
No. 4 *2,, 25
313 222
°Whiled 11p
No. 1.1 . 4..• 46
Nu. 1B ... 65
No.
No. 211 62
No. $A , .. 59
No. 3B 51
No. 4A 74
No. 411 814
eINo. 5A :;14 82
No. .Sit 24 9th
No. aA 52 -"""'145 -
!'4o. tilt ...:...: r. -i - 77 lel..
Ito 7 l 132
auce P011 3 12 -
760
Grey
o. 1 96
No. 2 114
• 1(0 `17
:14
-
�lao. 4 r 90
No. 5A 60
No. 51t 7'2
No, t1 11.1
Na., 7 lbw
• 116
- 105
119
88
106 -
104
122'•
Many Down ►n-
on Election Night
Pato of Government Not Known
Nabil
No. 1
No.:t. ...,
No. 311
No. '4A
No. 4B
No. 5
No. 6
748
Hewlett
N6
172
39
.59
66
83
13:1
76
003
Norris
No. 1 99
No. 2 79
No. 3 93
No. 4 91
No. 2 79
No. 6 ' 151
•• gm
134 No. lA -r�t�..-80
No. 114 .s.:4.•,.. 714
No. 2 . 1541
No. 3
97.
61
50
276 217 ' 273
WINGJIAM
No 1 10 46 144
No. 2 2!► SS 133
No :t 10 88 142
15 106 173
No.
- -. - - - -:.7110 -- 682
Wraxelar illi 72
No. 1
Recapitulation
!tricker 1fishy Spotten
Ashfield -.. 319 341+ 141
94
1217
194
931
270
560
341 .
296
Blyth 2n lee►
Brussels 340 242
Colborne . - 1111 231
(lowtrricl. .. 71 1171
Grxey w 313 4`e
Rowlett Mel
Mora* .. '. i:: 7rt7
Traralwiry , - 212
East Wawa-.
mob 704' 1..d
West Wawa -
nosh - . e . 279 217
%imam ni . e:7 :110
Wruaeter e • 1: 123 72
- 273•: 11x1 4331 tiN11'2t ._
Spot toe'• plurality over 11Wop-1216. Majority for J. W. King 345.
1{ottoon pintallty over Bricker -17M
240
273
1!82
474
East Waimea/di
No 1 il0 38
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 3
: 1448
- 42
37
40
40
48
47
52
• 30
334
97
ea
91
90
l44
77
86
71
6611
_S4
5R
05
41
41'
Oolsbrats
• •
en, who have Iwen holldaylag with her
mother. Iia- 411111es bola rentabl1' to
their home to Detroit on Thursday.
Rev. .7 Pollock and family are
leaving Ibis week 1„ motor to Sudbury
and utter northern points on g map -
los trip.
Mr. EH Jarin.w has misused from
and Mtn._Jd1Aatn• gad
Mia Clara Willis. of Cedar Valley,
.Lent Sunday ,.t the home of Mr. and
�lrs. W. R. Furrier.
r
t.srge crowds thronged the Square
Monday eveultlg, when a large per-
centage of the population moved down-
town to hear the election returns
which were being received at Ebbers!
nod Conservative .owmittee rooms. it
was a happy. gooehoalured crowd, but
nut larticularly dewunstrative. Tbe
thus result In North Huron was not
known uutti about nine u'elock, when
Npottou's unofficial majority was air
noun. -ed as 7111. 1'rt�w then on the Co-
nervativea made *cry. the citlaens
falai making its appearance.
.float eleven o'clock the successful
candidate arrived from Winghant, at,
compauied.by a number of supporters!
and a boys' bugle find. Mr. Spotton
wa. given an enthusiastic welcome.
giving a short address from the band-
stand. „In which he thanked everyone
profusely, friend and tow alike, alai
predldtd a change of government.
Even at tlut late date the fate of
the Government was uncertain. but un-
decided. It was not until long after
mtdplght when it was known definite-
ly that the Contarrstives would hare
a majority user all other parties. The
re4Anse from Quebec and the Western
Provinces proved the deciding factor.
but most people had retired by the
time they were received. From ,early
evening. however, the swig had leen
to the Heinen caadldatt'w. first In fire
Maritimes, and tater 1* Ontario. As
Ow hours poesed . flet ('ambler*t'V ).
'ibe fielding lasso d
itasr mint haws l, w and ttest-
ON 11.11LIGHTTIME
The following Ontario centres are
now ea daylight saving time: Barrie,
Belleville, Brampton, Brantford. ('o-
tourg, Cochrane, Collt1gwood. ('orn-
walt, Gait, Guelph, Hamilton, Kings-
ton. Kitchener. Lindsay, Niagara Falls,
()rails, Oshawa, Ottawa. Owen Sound.
Paris, Peterts.ro, Port Colborne:- fort
.Hope Preston. St. t'atlurtnea, ?peony,
Waterloo iud Welland.
BT•ST Nt'RSIE
Just returned from
,Meas lntroduc d to the
Iso was aetonle singly
Mr. Joys
the erne,
new nn
pretty. 1•. • 1
"She is awia1ble and scleaafIe too,"
acid Mrs. Jones. 4'aM site mays she
wet allow no owe to ides tlef baby
-while she Ill near."
'- "No one would went to,'� r4lplted lir.
Jones.
'Indeed!" .napped the %other.
"I wean, not while "abe is tear,"
faltered the father, llsdasearbig 10
maks things better. a_ _ __._ .. _ .._,.--
The nurse .lid not stay long. -Hoa -
tun Transcript. `
gained, although reverses which they
met In British Columbia came as a
distils( surprise.
The Liberals heard We returwa Int
the Martrw flub roma, there twine a
targe turnout. Particular satisfaction
was taken In the return of Ontario
cabinet ministers, against whop •
dead set had been made to bring about
their defeat. News of their election
was Ioa11y cheered. particularly that
ut Hon. James Malcolm in North
Bruer..
The Conservative committee romas
were crowded all evening and were
visited by Mr. Spotton nearing mid-
night. when he was again wildly ac-
claimed
s
claimed by his active supportens.
A record vote of 2410 was polled
in Goderlch. which Is 237 more tkaut
were polled In the bye-siectios •t�
1927 and INC more than were recorded
in the general election of 192R "The
large vote is Indicative of the deep In
serest taken in the mutest and of the
thoroughsdaa of organization op the
part of both Liberal, and Coaaerva-
tires.
Roth parties were astlt early no
election day and about one-third of the
total Rote was got oat la the morning.
There was mo great rush at any floe
of fire day, the vote twine welI spread
over the nine hours the polis were
Aafa. Fverythlne appeared well In
the renal last-minute atam-
pede was i noaptenone by its abeence.
Tee fact that on Monday there were
five more polling booths la (loderic'b
at prrvlou0 ration was.* big
factor l* ■voldlag naaeeeollal9,tlrsnrd-
leg wMle voting. eleettorrd'• being
handled with 4eapateh.
0
31
274
218 ' Ne' 04
1103
xa 47
4:4 42
409 273
Wean Wawan•ah
;e.• 110
:s; 97
:lei 02
M5 32
92 31
to
SOS Aoii 440
sari'
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6 1 - stilt•
No. 1
R1
No. 2 9N►
44
No. 4A IW`
its 411 442
Na. 5 .4..... 42 j
44666.-
Nn. 1 ,.� s.
eitu
A.hfle4d 'C ,
Blyth 155
Bnwsefs 252 f
('01l.onw ill e
Gaderleh 7013 u
(trey 74s
Howlck , 1613
Morris NM tt
Tnruberry 474
East 5Vuwentesh 44a►
W.•.t WawanMh ...*Let
Bingham -
Wraxeter 'tt44
112
111
72
e
f
tq)err Vaiuea•
m New Furniture
We a offer you the best
,slues in Ontario.
See to &at. We pos-
itively aro you money.
GLEYS
Mord. pee* ewetr w tib
comfort and losladamins sojcse tt•ai°t'
Nothing else gives so much hews.
tit at w small a coat.
It is • wonderful help to work
andk
cool•
vow
PVI -
repo you
calm and
fantod.
ti
EVERY
ADDS A
ZEST
5-
Ct.
TAKE HiS riNGER-rOINT$
(constable: "Hare you seem any sot
Marna -looking people *ream* bon{
lately?"
Ihd : -tor. a Make turn a rabbit ou!
of me whiskers ban' eight at the ci
ars:'-Omlth'a Weekly. •
-400111106114 14 Ile 's Stior+e.
�j►thins thee Rem
in Mena Weer
Hand Taal:n*1 4nd
Special Order t1 roar
Measure
BLACKSTONE'S
Fa raitare Exchange
•1a iM atsaaw M tallstlV
WAITEC HURCH
W HiTPICII IRCH, July n. -W'4
and Mrs. Heart' flodkfa and Gordan
and Mims Sauna Dawns motored to
Kitchener and Gait oe Retards T and
*spent the day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy ¥[cGfo Mr -
and Mrs. Ewart gcPheraoe to
Toronto and visited with t ttarb
minder.
Mr. Jamar SutheHand returned
home from %Ingham hospital on Sun-
day. atter a seven weeks' stay there.
Rev. and Mrs ('las. WIlklnaom are
hoildaying this month. Mile Doris had
her tonslla removed 00 Wednesday
last in Wingitam hospital.
Mrs. George Tiffin and Mlanes Melt
Vivian. of WIngbant, are dahlia
t the one of Mr., and Mrs. W. i
•rtteer.
• • •
t
Chas. $lack
•
P}� Sly) God -m.14
5
74
407
245
246
14914
334
6414
384
274
273
:3411
5242
74
5547
b.fmrmtt
newtons {emctutn•s anti
It - .otw• of t to
m 14441. The new nlnchile co*.t the mice
of five or six aut',ta..bllee. Fltntn. ►rug
a weekly newspalwr Is a different
prgwweltloa from whet 11 was n few
years ago.
4•P AND CliMI (ti
Pol.rwmen . "311am. yon were doing
.iota mile', an hoar!"
sir. -e oh, isn't that Yr! rful. i
uly.„I arwt'd N deltic 7l'wterda''"--
l4de Rfpoftete -
AIL 'quail -EN
rltgrsteote : "Hut If yen were dbing
nothing, wmax, why did you nil) When
the officer apirnached year','.
Prisoner' : "1 thotaght that he wanted
to +•11 no a ticket for the ps.liremen'r
Il
s.
nIlMill rnnteet."
els Item n'tw•ud• -Harry i TIM MUM HiBT THING
HSE' heals wheeled I:t miles °n A visit by tele
- Babb and
4 ll •4148 11 the
next } [1LOW Pl 1E '1•
Hristo
e ay * ,u-4luey- eealhal_s►nItem- � w.,p,.rsnlsaLrbilt.__11.Ia it - "fa t nn '--•Rt9wtr affil •bene *42
friends In ('linton. ll'il. tglarty.
l m. Gow•bt gntcker!wafer sad were personal
than a, hRter.
Ant ° f•lets esti. arc n. hs eeMw fnomr
ar
n amt l.lstow-e•
.nra.ey l as -
Idle to Clinton, crank to Jyfh, chea.st;wr to rrbt• towage. The front them dmvm.�
woos ended. j, haul turd to !turn momas . a low•al call and Tend Guide: "The glaciers hroujjd
tat
° to Wingham.
2244111e. crank *Mt pages of your tetephoundirectory coo-
t which piece thaw I Mnsr weer I fain a LMt of places add Wee.
ended. When fifteen Miles from Ilan i
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long walk of fisc mile. to w A builder who was king to Int►
[eked up by a firmer nod driven to sic far the tires ti N: "I am nn-.
a
ro
isrou'th' the pbuyesl out. and after 1 ,
s ll I as
uw"11. where a friend tanned him n ceustnm,rl to pllalk• *peaking. 31y
new rubber. woad rafter fixing another ar lore its on the w-*ffedd.•'
erna•tece reached home 11 -afa'ty. Ile Proper
rlstlan rYot'itf.•
tlr t tilg" Sorely y Purl ,y,p
9
" an e, )Lill. n e(11 1 _
how• .ceI9' 1M1117, What flew w
An fte•m lottery/at lotte/at to le•rlch sot1L(fO�Y�1(M'' F1tM
font fs one r*erding 14* ,turn of (be
ate M 0. t'.am•ron. berrlater. to Gest
re
rich after an alwenco' of eight arm
Tonilal°. Thr Hein ,2af4s he set np
ptyethw In Morton's blank. Han1110n
street, sad that "he her served for
council on the town cncil end c'onsty
boa rd *12.4 to • moat popular tall �-
11r spirited man '
filen
el
.f wale* _
ha/n-1pp ' may pretty' smart. The gift its 4'e M ehtwiw4atervt-he •
1•'*011 severs, prism in erne* word L'nrd of InlbhI4 nw. InylMfiona to
and erten-'airfare eomprtltlons lately.•. ',erre on It have been rent. among
Employer: "1M. Mit 1 want moat* others, to former Prime Minister Stan
ern. whc► nim he smart during offlee ley Baldwin. Mr Jnaleh IMamp. the
hour." great financial expertand to John
Ito, : "This wan daring office Buchan, ',Mellott and :number of Pat'•
lament
Mr. and Mrs- Goodman and hie -
end Mr. and Jem*er nod
two ehildren. of T spent last
week-enl.arith Messrs. T. R. and Ar
Bow Moore. Mia Ruth HoaR'e r'etnrne.I
with theta to Toronto' for few week..
Mimes
on heiif'IWtif$ t an Catharine 4hew.
of Toronto, i1b with their
graurimotlle4. Mrs. MacGreEur and
Miner relative*.
I(Iss Robins Henry. of Toronto Iv
holidaying at the home of her par
pots, Mr. and Mrs- Frank Hetero
Mrs. Ilan iitt;U+n1ghan u apenlleg
,1 few weeks oath relatives at Feltos
and Hamilton.
Mrs. Donald Wallacetatnl two dill
dren. ei+a Mr. Malcolm Finlayenn. of
itetroit. spent a day with their Met,
Nr' S1ne41regsle, and other rrtat1
here. •
Mrs. Elgin Wellwoa1 and R
aril. of twana5VNle. ate ag
bothria with her parents, Mr. •alta
•
Mr's. John /Sienese.
Mr. John Mowbray left on Ttwiu.1*q
with Mr. and own. Alec Mowbr*y.
of Itiuwvnlo• fel or to Bay `i y,
Mich.. to 1-1142 hie sinter.
Stewart Me,r► pe1•y all other friends
(here. •
31r. ,Jensen !elan. Mlas Jean and
Mrs. 71'tank Coulter and i.rdel. and
idlr. William Penton left on Tswana,
fo motor to Lanark and Perth mem
lies to visit relatives.
Mr. Frank i'atensoon. ham boron
vlsl(Fwg with his rather MIK returned
to Detroit last week. aaa order of
merry-picks►ng hue heels tbe
the tiny 'ironed here f t the past week.
• Mr. and Mr*. Allam'litnter and Web -
art. of lalcknow.-einife•t Pi the home
of Mr. and Ree. Mnc MOW oat '1'h
dal' la it
Mrs. Elwyn Moore cod (44114 w*,
have been visiting with relative*
eefnn*d 10 Toronto on Aaturdq- anA
Yr. 111111 Mrs. Fr4lsk Ptlltevaex•
Jack. (if ietroft. and Mt. F. MFR'
Paterson. visited leaf win* with
relit
hires at Niagara. Tdeontn, (►spoon
and Itlg star Point e
Mr. and Err Mac Hews. 1�Icd es
ani Frank, and Mlae Mice Ti-rrtff
motored to Dundalk. on RateedIrs end
attjl(rs. Neil
-1 N cl Lady : "Hut w1'r! -'SW tab
glaciers
(Aside,. "They've grin' back for .more
roam."
• =1S.I1M'.ISS FOR WORK
The London Daily Herald. Govern-
ment -organ, mays that Edward Hark -
mous. or New York. American Matsu.
thropbd, ho. offend 12.(.11.11(x1 (shoot
12,810.110000114 for the endowment Of
..s sal anal ellhratirakia•tro►k fn 11MOt
Vrec
itIihers
III ES have changedI No mare wait-
ing for fertiliser delivery! For your
Fall Wheat we will carry cr. I. L. Mixed
Fertilisers in stock, Come in , .
get the facts about these improved.
Free Flowing Fertilisers that can't do
in the drill!
W. FL NcLE,II
Goderiob, - Ontario
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"Broken Dishes,i'-'--fit
Comedy, at Canadian Chautauqua
ho --'Ser, nrtl afro"
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VP
spent thy day with
Qilld• afaii.trisiterb
at
MIs. G Murray, of (asw*itI. main a
few (Nye laid week with Mrs. Mun#y
here
Mrs. Alar• Held spent a feel days laid
I
week with her daughter.
four. In I.ncknow
Yr. sad Mys. Hoy ('ria%+. sea Het
Welts P940 t
"Rs who casein la*gb at the pal lad ' 7' pblafelan,
add which
0111 be ths Pre•aenehd at tbe coming Oaaadtaa tw 'fork Sun of 'tarot's Dalias." ►e 'T bora by .lho
'Mortis Rrwto Players of Casella. -11rok lahas replete with
hllarioas laughter, tames Ansa and vivid • then Avery real
tba��M newt ewt 11 oat lite. The MOW an appealing
tlsam I171111a, the baby oh' tla fast acrd tba villas*
lirnnee►f'issy. seem no Moats w411 lair hams. . Pet lid MMus 0041 -
grin together with suratislag and dramatis results.
' Broksa Dishes" b a se. •f a Nal. a*atasbr taovlag mall
*P1'0$r11107 funny.
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