The Signal, 1931-4-9, Page 1READ THE ADS.
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to Shop.
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If you have anything to sell, let
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columns of THE SIGNAL.
ERICH, .ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1931
tlItE SIGNAL .PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publishers ......----
Choice
oon,. -
f ho ce- el Handsome Automobiles Is
Offered Free by Goderich
Signal in
The News of the Town
Contest Open to Eiitlre District PERSONAL MENTION RAVE COMPLETED INVENTORY
•
Messrs'. Dan Harrison and A. lilg-
Choioe of Valuable Cars to Choose from Offered As First Grand Prised -- do"eend, appointed by tlw town rounetl
In Attractive Prise Distribution Competition Being Inaugurated
Today by The Signal
ANY ONE SAY ENTER
Contest Is Open to the Whole DLtriat screed by Huron County's
Leading Newspaper -Candidates Are Urged to Enroll Early and
Take Advantage of the Maximum Vote Schedules --Everyone
Should Read the $tory of This Great Offer -Contest Will Be
Short and Snappy -,Lies date
It is a great pleasure for the management of THE SIGNAL to an-
nounce today the inauguration of a great prize distribution Competi-
tion in whieh the choice of high grade motor ears and mak whim will
be awarded to those who enter the contest and secure new and re-
newal subscriptions to THE GODERICH SIGNAL Every paid sub-
eellfption iteenred by -a eandldatChr jtald• by a subscriber,- whether it
is new or renewal, will count votes for a candidate and will help win
one of the valuable pins.
Another purpose-etthe'vent est•is
ambitiOt i PisWvering and dote r► mea woa►� en' an�'S�'d'TIiS
girls in the territory covered by- THS-BGNAL: .It _emits absolutely
nothing for candidates to participate inethe big prize competition.
The management of THE RI4NAL furnishes the valuable ears to
choose from and the Bash pr'ises,:while Mose who enroll in the cam-
paign and compete for the prizes furnish the new and renewal sub.
scriptions, in their spare time. It is only a spare time proposition and
it will be an easy matter for yon to secure one of the free autos or a
a» hatantial each prize for your efforts in wnhaeription-getting darintr
the next few short weeks.
A IJheral This la' the most liberal offer the
,management of THE 8IONAL las
ever made. Never before has the choice
of such.Ligb-ande_moter.tean.and Val-
uable eash prise* been offered to those ,
Who will join with tMa popular news-
paper in Its plans for progressive ac-
tion and extending Its field for cir-
culation and peld-In-advanee suhaerie-
tions:
The Idea* In`olved in thl' cam -
sign are wound. became they are
reasonable from every point of view
and practicable. became there are no
**st rmountable_ obstacle* or unreels-
-
nrrs-- -1111/ 611 motilstls r - r-.41.1eldaa -M1
any way eannereil-wlrlr'tlte eeeme1l-
med.erery man or woman or.boy
or girl who enters the context and
turtles to even a small amount of sub-
pilae for the work he or she sicca.
Yes Ars larked te Enke
table persons whose residence is within
the circulation ZIAIIP of THE SIGNAL,
and you am privileged to get subscrip-
tions anywhere_ Thin means that, n0
.mutter where...Jun-lbw-sun nee *WOW
to compete for one of the worth -while
Wises: therefore. you eltoald enroll
Tone name at °ewe. Teiephone the
tsmpaign manager tor receipt bookie no
that you ran get started right away.
Ont.. A. B. Hull. Quitted= Miniver.
Get the early PQM It wilt help you
win. The bright ennehine sod beauti-
fulilitayo make everything tine for 'get-
ting around, and by using yonr 'mare
time during the next few weeks you
_can be reedy to drive away le one of
the handsome free antoe, or,
cash you are after. you can have a
-cash oPtion In place of taking *your
Ouderkhaer_ret___ne help to get etarted.
Do it NOW. You will find it eamy get-
ting auberriptions for THE SIGNAL,
everywhere In the entire dixtriet. The
main thing In winning IN getting
started early, an MOM VOIPPI see given
for inbectiptione during the swirly pert
of the contest. Make your etart just
as soon RP POPINihh., It will pay you
and pay you well.
Hew te rater Cattiest
TIM arm thing to do ix to clip out
the infonstition blank on tblupage or
the entry blank wnkIrt velh he totnrd in
the contest pege advertisement. Fill
it in with your name. address and tele-
phone number or the natne of the psis,
son you wish to we win .one of the
prizes and send It, to the campaign
headquarters, THE GODERICH
pTTRn manage . T fe -piTtte(ita
number tt24. (lnderlch 1. open every
evening nom 10 o'clock.
Immediately receipt books win be
MO _7 I€I1t xtrlSllil that ou will
need to help you In getting start , o
make you the winner of one of the
handsome prizes.
After your name ix enrolled as •
candidate, get your friends and ae-
gnaintantw to renew their subsnelp-
tons or so-`fiiderlbe anew for THE SIG-
NAL. teas the telephone whenever yon
possibly can, and have all your friends'
promise you their support,
Do it n vailo they it s is Ibet
sohsretptl wtMd taMsA* -aspic
-eattdldate - D0'Itbefore n_omeeee dot
fete inlay ie your liar. rides
14 lot of promisee which you ITaibt
beas b411..-111ltt ,tor askwtr. _'there are
..•yaw -N! `yeiwli-:..•etoss -
telephone', and by phoning them early
you -I11 owe of their import..
Early Went Cuts Moet
RubmerlptIons secured the drat pee-
led of the campaign meant the most
votes and the first vote period 'bass
April 27th. The eampatgn will he
'short and - intsp y: - wed the rued- fact
is, your 'pare time spent rightly dur-
Ing the next few 'Mort weeks can
mildly make you the proud possessor
of a very handsome automobile or of
cash prizes of $n00.01, one. of V100.01
or one of $100.00. Besides the choice
of free antomobtlee and regular cash
prizes -offered. tact' -wilt disc he given
large extra cash prises, as well. am
.ubstantlal testi eommirdon prises tc
all who do not win one of the regular
prizes offered.
Utilise your spare momenta -get
fain qhs, bf[- rot petttiem early,
money In your spare time. Every
worker wins .omethdng.
Reedvt Reeks Ready -
The management of Tmc-IIONAI
has printed a number of receipt books
wnlef eandtdates
nee In taking enbeeriptlone. These
reeelpt books will be mailed or sent
yeti oe wm ate given to you at the cetl-
teat headquarters jurat as fest as nom-
fnattona are 'received, or It fen amebic
that the campaign manager will le
able to deliver the books right to you
and at the same time explain every
thtng fully, whieh will help you In
getting warted.
The system of, amounts which is
used during the campaign demands
that reeelpt'bos ken he uaed.by all ean-
Mildesw. They have been prepared in
such Manner as to -make the work of
the conteetents easy. It you win cap-
Rai
ap
Itil prise honors, and already have 9
site, you may have a eash option _in
place of the ear If you wish. Get
-mei -Mart_
4. INFOR MA TiON COUPON
Prize Campaign Department Headquarters
-The Goderich Signal -
Telephone 624, Goderich
G.ENTLRMRN :
Kindly' send me receipt hooka for taking subweriptlons td THE
SIGNAL and full detaile.relatf'e to the choice of Free Autos offered
and Cash Awards to hwinede In the great profit-sharing campaign.
MY NAME In
ADDRESS ....
••1
PHONE NO. .4. AT. NO. •.• .....
Oatsdldat a ebmld enroll their name* now' and get started at
air- >liii let 11ii*1p!'twstk■ now and gest the- wretremsesr---
of the bW� winners, 100v1( .Vrwrr Vet05 g1fllf"wit� •�
t M raci waev Y•ei uter' inn condi �. •.'�'-`� •�a� �' 's%� ''
A FR17•F iMR AVMA/ ACTIVE WOMEN
THERE W iLL RIO NO LOMAS
Mas Gwendolin Colborne was home
from Toronto for Easter.
Mr. Bill Tobin, of Windsor, spent
Easter at ,its borne here.
Mr. Gordon Woug waM In London on
Monday on a blames,. trip.
Mr. Walter Heitman spent the week-
end at his home In Stratford.
Mins Nora Hurley, of Parolee
.apaadlag the Easter vacation in town.
Mr. Floyd lodge. of Dutton. spent
several days the past week at him home
here.
-i11S UUI*I Raises. of St. Thomas,
114 visiting her cousin, Mies Eleanor
Detroit,
rd cues
laaat*t ,�
the -week-
end Whltty.
Mr. Bedford McLean, of
was the guest of Mr. .1 8. Bedford
the holiday. - -
Mr. and Mrs'. Donald D.
Stratford, were among the
Dorm In town.
- Mum Ethel Stokes 'pent
end with her @later, Mrs. Wt®.
son, in Stratford.
Rer. T. F. Ilusewy, of Kinker*, vie
Ites.L.friends_irontown a i
dosis-- t@etJv---�.�@.• .-
Mae MtXamara, of Toronto, was
the guest of Mrr.-t -H:--eoibwne for
the Easter week -end.
Mr. and Mee. Frank T. Shields and
little son, of Detroit, spent-Haster with
relatives in Goderich.
and lire. (`aW-Campion and
family, of Toronto, ire spending the
Easter vacation in town.
'Mr. and Mee. W. 11. Farrow and
/Ilse Miry, of Toronto, were among
the Easter visitor( in town.
aNss Naaenl McDermid, of :ovoids
Euler witch her_ _parrot@, Rev
R. C. and Mrs--meDarrala.
Mia@ Olive Goldthorpe-. of Toros *
agent the Emitter vac*tioo.with her de-
ter. Mrs. W. G: MaeEwan,
N - end Mas Macklin anent
Easter with their so., Dr. L. A. Mack-
lin, and Mrs. Maeklla at Stratford.
. Miss 'Julia Hunter, of London. 11
•visiting her uncle and aunt, Rev. and
Mrs. R. C. McDermtd, at the manse.
Wool Margaret Strang. of Toronto.
spent tbe Raster week -end in town, the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Reynolds.
Mint Catherine Sale, of the Culver
'itf of Toronto. Is spending the Easter
vacation with her mother, Mrs. ('has.
'Yr:''lbilet--TrritehiM retarneg
Torted° on Monday - after open
weease holidays -with friends
town. -
Mrs, M. J. Bellinger andA sora, 11
of hoe Mater, Mre.� re(
Maoday.
Mrs. J. tI�']g*rrlaon and ewe Chil-
dren, George and Ann, of Kincardine,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jas.
Hamilton.
Miss Dorothy Weithrrook, of Toronto'
was the guest of. her parents, Mr. and
Mrs- G{ _�tbr�ok, for the Easter
week -end. -
Mr. Laurence Talbot, who a atteod-
Iag Westervelt School of Business, ion -
don, spent the week -And with his
parents here.
MIAs (neva lamprey, of Toronto..
tipeht. the l'.aster week -end at the
lame of her parentts:AIL: _
Herh. Lamprey.
Maws Evelyn Reed was home ftem
Toronto for Good Friday and Easter
also visited friends at Donee
and 'Iwcknow.
--MU* ]nary Clarke, of Toronto`
a week -end visitor' w'Ith her {areata,
1r� t" 7
Rev. 1'. 1. and Mrs. ('larks, North T{,.,
change is efflrtive ion itullela', last week anti her *titer MM, (Bev, ale Anhb1*hep. Toronto -
;Tile new ba {Nlstry,
.treat peredonage. Apt•($ Nth. it i+ e'mPeeted Heat the as"- Gordon Butt 01 the orTrs ia11ty..' t t« ami iAedl sty tat .
.. entre 1_ A. 'IAWJI1P�r tTrteedM tri car w tie weed exclusivelypar w uu� - ('1111 j�
f daring the mummer month*. Li -k of Mr. 1111.1 Mrs. 11. It. Currie, uf-Jus-rte -a.
renege --4""1lMeR'on-4ie" *eituott44 o e 1 _ r". ('D'rie's in order, to get something' white, yet
the cnrtaflmen(• , on Wills, Mr. and Jlrs. St. George of subdued lone and not ghnring, the
Price. Mrs. 1'rl.r .returned to Detroit "tone to the nit wet. querrl«I under
daughters, also Mr. J. R. Cott. all of ! BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING with them for Nivisit. lin' w•*• on tlje cwr14t of Dotter, Ellis
I ith 1 tl i lend, foal is .'jtt11. •1 ('aln stone. 11 was
The board of health held its regular Mrs George E Wilson, of E.rieuu
, mnrved to Trial design at Exeter,
Mr. and Mr* Ernest Colborne and rubor, with Dr. A. b. Hunter, JLu,il , K. MchFilzlr. Wilson street, and will Englund. Jt !ell not a standard type of
daughter, Mies Helen, ef Pontiac, Mich., (:e41. W. tkhaefer aril Mayor C. C. *pent the 0uuuncr months in (iol('ricll font, but.a alwrnte ',twee of art. "It'
1. doubted if it hue an equal In the
Martel ear) - t'wrtehtly there fa none
other me. It a t'xtate•nce," the Bulletin
comments'. (
in February to take an Inventory of
the Maitland road and Brock street
plants of the National Shipbuilding
Co. aril of the btdldlne known am the
Art1•raft factory. have completed their
task. which rowan hetwt•ei two and
three weeks - Their rt will be ready
for the town which meets Fri-
day night.
W. T. MURNEY ON BENCH
Mr. W. T. Mato, J.P., oerupted
the trench to Police Court this morn-
ing in the absent' et Magistrate C. A.
II
1
l IIURCH NOTES 1 Tiverton Man Is
Killed in Accident
Rev, C. C. Raine, of Dungannon, will
have (barge of the services in Victoria
street I. sifted church east Sunday at
11 a . and 7 p.m. Rev. G. W. Butt
wUl take the services at. Dungaunou
PERSONAL MENTION L'nleed church.
Mts. Leona Hern, of Simcoe, was
home tor Easter.
Mr. L. Duusdon was up from To-
ronto for the holiday
Mr. and Mrt, Geo. Bender spent thio
week -stet In Wingham.
Mr .lack Abell was home from Tor-
onto for the week -end.
Miss Gladys Murray. of Toronto.
spent Easter with friends In town.
Mr. Robert Hetheringtou, of Toronto,
spent Feaster with friends to Owe -
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Earl Millett, of To-
mato, are visiting to town for a few
Mrs. P. Raines and daughter, Miss
Rid. A Hensen garage man was Marion. are •visiting in Toronto this
t.ned $20 and Costs for advertising In
"'as.
44 k.
• uewstwper the he was pal' Mn. Jones, of Weston, was an Easter
pard to *crept :Ind execute applf- ' visitor with her daughter, Mrs, Forbes
'oilers fur iusnrd lar. luvestlgrtion {Miller.
dleckaLi that h.' did nut haver If- Mr. Jack Herald, of Toronto, spent
cense to carry o11 s Insurance bust- .Erste; with lila_pgfaigyaktftwas and a sumungs to Pollee Court I Ilerald.
ofian , The -Millman= line was lm ' lin w-RJ F? n -- n tsrit, t Ern
ns, n Ems.
ter bii iwittdrents, Mr. are Pat
rick Finn.
NAVIGATION OPENS Mr. Murray Hetherington. of Tor-
-_-lelirii(iP ol>__L �y orator is the guest ef Mr. and Mrs. J.
afternoon with the departure o flip A- Iawrener-
steamer Parandor for-(hoHintcwts+d tie¢ Mrs. 1'. W. Currie is Mpe-nding this
dock to undergo repair" to her rudder week with her daughter, Mrs. Beattie,
daruaged III the ko of the St. Marys In 8t. Merys.
Itiver late list fall. The Canadean a Miss Marion Mnnloy. ..f Toronto,
aoe tomorrow, spent Easter with her parents, Mee sad
+-
{ nnitnoieu:" The �'lfra. !'led ttnrtlry. --
leave this week- Mr. John Pote, of Toronto, was a
end for the head of the lakes for a visitor this week at the home of Mr.
grain cargo and indications are that and Mrs. 11. L. Salkeld.
on her return trip We will ire the first Mf. Colin Hunter, of Sarnia. spent
arrival at the local harbor. the week -end with ba parents, Dr.
and Mrs. A. C. Hunter.
xpected to leave d
her destination be
Antes C. Minch wil
SPLENDID 141-M RAISED
e hospital benetfa given at TRy
Capita] theatre Monday and Tuesday
evenings, under the auspices of the
Mr: Baroid Walters, of Toronto,
-.eater wit-$- b s- p,trrwta. Me. •
Mrs. E. 11. Walters, lienmttler.
Mrs. Harvey ('utt and two children
Women's Hospital Auxiliary, were 1 are spending u few days' holiday. with
/▪ ,1„n.,ldtp y�.•nls ri ,and .tj+t: aum..�f.
Mr!. Cates. parentx� t. Marr
, 3101.53 was realised for that organize- Mr. Leighton Walker, oT Toronto,
ition. The picture shown was "Eyes of was an Easter visitor with his par -
the World," a dramatization of Har- edits, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walker.
old linen Wright's famous novel. Nurses Messrs. Rill hounder", Reg. New -
from the hospital acted itsnshere. The 1' he, Mai Cormier au(1 -Tel Plant
ladies of the Auxiliary express them- motoret. to Toronto for the week -end.
selves ea deeply grateful to Mr. Ruth. Mr. Bert MrManets of the University
erland, the proprietor of the theatre. of Western Ontario, London, Is spend -
for his interest and e,roperation in ling the Easter holidays at his hose
their work. 1 Reeve. J. W. and Mrs. Cralgle were
visitors at the eek -end in Toronto
ANNUAL T N�07t1iD_ with Mr, Cn,. e@bee4
The Signal staff on Tuesday were, W- boner.
the' reeiplents of an annual- treat, a1. 1 M Mellwein and awe sora,
wi w oo . • tm -t7t
..ph em lite 1Lhl�,-all �r�• A. Box Masa
*agar and-mapTe , the tom mouth
fa l; `yte, via for at L not. x eiturch testae, -i
gus.tlle, were the good Samaritans lest of his parents, Rev. R. C. and
- vampire. were 4elteiousi-lir. Mc } Mari. Hcl,r'rthltt
Allister 11141. had a good run of sap Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reid are In De -
this spring. him small plot of aeconel troll, having been called to that city
growth maple bringing him alorat sixty owing to the Illness of Mr. Reid's, sir
gallons of excellent maple syrup. a' ter, Mrs. Sharman.
It has done every year for over twenty Mr and Mrs. George Hodgson, Mr.
re. M. Hodgson and Miss Lillian Lovett,
of Tori$To,-ilriPST tbe week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. 1114.k.
Mhos (live Whitely. of Tweed. and
Micas Ethel Whitely, of leeside, are
Easter visitors at the home of their
mother, Mrs.. J. E. Whitely.
Mr. and Mrs,. Burton end mon Ite•rt-
ram._Ql..T(brsintw . are- holida vitsif ortf,
with Mrs. Burton's sheer, Mir" Eliza -
At the Baptlrt church next Sunday
the pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt, will have
charge of the services. Sermon sub-
jects: Morning, "Crucified and Living
In Christ ;" evenlug • '"the Ceatral Fact
of the Gospel." Itlble 'School at 10 a.m.
St. George's church choir will visit
Port Albert on Sunday to render the
sacred cantata, "From Life unto
'Watts." Some of the choir will WHO
amist at a concert to be held at fort
Albert Wednesday evening, April 15th.
The tient baptismal service to be held
to the new memorial font. to St.
rieor•ge's church was head Sunday
afternoon last, when the baby daughter
of Hes. and Jtr'a, J. N. H. Mills,
wand the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Bradley were baptised.
Services in Knox church next Sao.I
bath morning and evening: 11. a.m.,
"The Tyranny of Thlags;" 7 p.m., Mr.
William Weir, of Egos College, will
address a young people's service,
which will be lu full charge of the
ug ',covey. Sabbath school amt -
Bible
climes at 3 o'clock,- -
_Moat Sunday attesaatuoa the ehetred
let. George's church will give their
Easter cantata Iu Christ church, fort
Albert, commencing at 8 o'clock. On the
following Wednesday at 8 p.m. there
will be a social evening with a pro-
gress in- the Port Albert -chew*, when
the Goderich choir will sgaln be pres-
ent.
Irwin Patterson, Auto Dealer,
Dies in Hospital Here-Cem-
panion Expected to Recover
Irwin Patterson, aged forty-eight, was
killed and James Sinclair, aged thirty-
Mree was merlon/41y injured on Sunday
afternoon about 2 o'clock when the
cur In which they were riding turned
turtle on the Blue Water Highway
mile wiles north of Goderich, near
Shepparilton: Patterson tiled tn_
anelra hospital early Monday mora-
; ung. $iu, tau' 1s suffering from concuss-
shot. H,• is expected to recover. The bate
Mr. Patterson was Ford dealer at Tiv-
erton and he and Mr. Sinelair, an em-
ploye•, were en route to East Wiud.or
to bring tack new cars wheu the ueei
dent happened. An investigation made
by Provincial Constable Arthur Whlte-
sfde, who was on the ground half -an
hour after the occurrence, showed the
lar to have beau out of control for
twenty-five robe, It had descended a_
;rade palsied over ti bridge aid was _ -
cbimbing' a hill when it turned over
three or four times. The wheel marks
dlselooed u zigzag course and at one
point the antomoblle wns precariously
near the ditch, but it never left the
road and when It cafgetot)_'sgoL_jl_svia
resting 011 its four wheels. Ribs fres
the top had embedded themselves a
the roadway over a foot 111 depth as
the ear turned over. They were re-
moved with some dItllrnl(y- - Flawing -
motoriats soon came upon the wreck
and Dr. W. W. Marttn was called.
Brophey's ambulance' removed the in-
jured men to the hospital. They were
aemlaonaciouz. • An x-ray was taken
of Sinclair's Injuries, but I'atterson's
condition prevented eimllar action In
Ida tote. _
.. _ APPEilL DISMISSED
tuthe appellate division at Osgoole`
Hall,` Toronto, this week. an appeal
was heard in the eYtl.of Otto Johann
v. Shield" & Melluglagr, wtlk•h was
trial In Comity court le Goderich last
Deeembcr. The appeal was by defend-
ants from •he judgment of His Honor
Judge Klll4ran In favor of the Plaintiff
�r 223 and for the defendant on h1*
counterclaim for 816. This action was
brought to recover the value of a car-
load of turnips shipped 10 the defen-
4wr aerept-them as
not being saleable. L. E. Dancey for
apIK'llaut, J. W. 'Withheld for respon-
dent. Appeal and crows -appeal die -
Mimes' with coats.
AJL Elgin avenue.
+-,air
CURTAILED ('. 1'. R. SERVICE
Annonnement of a greatly curtailed
passenger service over the Goderich-
Guelph branch of the C. IP. R. was
made on Tuesday by T. G Common. lo-
cal agent. Two treble have been can -
No. -Ripa, -whish leasee - here et
7 «•lock in the morning, and No. 039,
which arrives at 9 clock In floe even -
Ing The train which now arrives at
beth Taylor. \ ictoria street.
Miss 1N•Ila Manley, nurse -In -training
OPENING SERVICES HEIS
There was a large congregation for
Got. opening servkes of 14 th'a Hill
Presbyterlae- church at Carlow last
Sunday afternoon, the �resbyter-
taa ser,'
. R.
IMrmld delivered an Easter
an anthem wax rendered_ by _the
urch rho-lr ejuxlnrted by Mr. Herbert
isl«•e:-and-i,-solo by Mr. M. Tyndall:
In'asitr•r, Mr. M. Tyndall Sunday
fusel superintendent and-.MLw--lir
Fisher choirmaster. Sunday sebool was
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with a good attendetwe. Rev. R. C. Mc-
Devitt(' will .again conduct the aer-
this congregation- nest Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sunday
*clued at 2 Welts*.
MEMORIAL FONT
There a en interesting item in the
cnrreut bane of the -Bulletin," St.
George's c'horch publication. telling of
the erection In that chnrch of a memor-
ial font "to the glory of Gott *nd• in
tS4liig uieaiory of Captain James 0.
Parsons and his wife ammo Mary ('rats
and their daughter Marion.`' to within
the front Is de,lt
et Bfratfs,M e:envral iw dei. draw an rated try harry 11. and
(!dole under
at 13.4T a.m. will arrive etLionel 1:, t'areon-.
Easter visitor at the home of her Par- *hen i1 11o•noorbal
11.4.i ruder the new scbwlule. The eats Jar. wad \lets Fr41 Jturney, window 1a ereted shortly a dedication
train which now leaves heti, Masa 1.. Venue, 'Tea
at 3.311 p. m. will len VP at 3.10 peri• 'week
lenuIon, 14 •rat a few da s June on the (erasion' of the visit ut
Ja+�_avfR-44"
When the Patterson death was rr
ported to Dr. A. ('. Hunter, coroner.
un Monday morning, he ordered an in-
quest and Dr. Martin conducted a
poetmtorIrw;-The The -rentable d
'and adjournment taken until Tuesday,
April 14th. Following are the Jury:
D. D. Mooney (foreman), Fred Toole.
Alf. 'tebbutt, H. Blackstone, W. Don-
aldson, W. W. Walker, G. H. Crean and
A. Somersall. On Monday afternoon the
remain' were taken to Tiverton for
tourist. I)ecea'el leaves a wife and one
daughter.
The funeral of Mr. Pattnraon took
placg at Tiverton
atterneo i, intSrment 14n5 "'""'��
Tiverton cemetery. Rev. M. McIver,
byterian mitiater. was la ewarge
of the services. Born in Tiverton forty-
algbt years ago, hespeut his entire Hfe---- -
tere.
ragiumitirtires-
man he took over n dry goods and .
g�een,eral_ .Monroe from hit uncle lie con..
ducted this successfully for a number
of years and 'till sup rvls«1 It at the
time of his death. in 1012 when the
Ford ear made its appearances he be
came one of the pioneer dealers and is
the Intervening ytare.built_up L la
listalnewa h. ed a ;t
was In Tiverton, with bra/whet" in Kin-
cardine and Port Elgin, It was while
on buslneaa in eonneetlon with thla that
he 'met bis death.
Mr. Patterson was bun adherent of
the i'reebyterian chore'', but he never
Joined arty fraternal organization
He M aurvtvel by his wife, formerly
Lucy Leggett, of t'nderwoosl, and one
daughter, Imlay, nor*.-Irt-frnining. T1.
rontn. andoneson. Gordon. at home.
A' sister, Mrs. Harry Milker. of Van
wryer, rho survives hint.
Mr.
am pleased to see her oat a ter baylog
months by innate.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Taylor and two
Blyth,were via tore w re a vee. n
(laarrieh at the welt end. monthly meeting on Monday after- (int., Is lisi(ing with her father, Mr.
spent the Forster holiday at Mr. Col- Ie.' present. I Mr. Wesley 0. Edward, Mrs. E:d-
taitt. old home Iters A repel€ fre+m tits inalitute of Pttl► - tsainA ltoha. B51100 anti Ilam.
Mr. and-Mre. Wm. Farr returned to Ile Health un water samples takewf hf Tnnuatu; pant Goyl Friday and
their hometelast Werk after spom11 from'the town hall tap on March 25th mosoniay III t$.0W-11 (n1 n Omit to Mr.
Ing the winter in
In Stratford with Mr.
and Mrs. nonce Hearn.
Mrs. Newton ata' two children, of
Detroit, are .pending the Easter term
with her sister, Miss Anna B. Mae-
donald, Caledonia Terrace.
Masa Ruth Bunt, of Stratford Nor-
MaL_Srhoolr 111 spending_the -Ester
vacation at ale home 'of her parents,
-T,.-aeaL (zi, tenni . -
-
Mew Mary mint` rem r.au,u., vt
Almri College, Rt. Thomas, are holi-
daying at the home of tbeir parents,
Pomona.
a L. a 'won
Mr. and Mre. G.
Mr, WIlI Webster, of Western Unl- C. Moog
24.n home for. Easter, left coli Tuesday for
ventity, London. Ix spending the Easter Cm. McManus . , .201,000 24.00 Toronto to resume her atndles at iso-
nat{flen with hie parents, Mr fend 'Geo. R711111 7(01,(0]0 27.5 ronto 1'nlveriliy. She wax accompanied
Mrs. Wm. Weh.ter, East street. E. Johnston ...30,001,010 23.05 , by *lbwHelenCrosby, who wax her
Mr. Stanley Clarke, of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce staff, St. Cathar-
ines, spent the week -end at the+ North
t!nttCd ehureft parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doyle and chil-
dren, of Duffelo, N.Y., are viaitingt at Aaaistant Sanitary Inspector Fred lag through a Winding snowstorm last
The home of the former'* par0lta, Imr.1 Weir reported that during February he Thnraclay between (lravenhur"t and
and Mrs. Wm. Doyle. Quebec "tr('M• visited two places where fee was be Kerrie.
Ing harvested and both passed Insper•- Mr. Gordon Young a11,1 two sons,
tion. Howanl and Colin, returned today
from a five hundred -4111e motor trip
SPICIA1. OPTICAL NOTiCR to Toronto and Stagers Valla. At To-
ll* VP
o-
Il*ve your eyes exnminel by our ronto they vIMted Mr. Youngs cousin,
weIl-known and painstaking apcallet.
Rrsl, and at Burlington his son Ewart,
Mr. Hoghsnn, formerly optleal expert Mi. Ynung reports (hat seeding 1s 1m
fot Kent*, Toronto, and Henry Morgan all awing In the Niagara {oenlnwrtla.
& Co., Montreal. Over thirty years' Mr llerh. Lamprey, of the Huron
road waa at the ('liutgpr,, tring show
don '�'hnradey last end psrchawed the
three ear -old horse which tool. t,
showed the water to be " 'A' gad" isdworl's father, Mr. ,1. i11 Edward.' *r
The report on milk and Male - Mr Hvent
. 1. Morrish, of Toronto,
'
1K1
m dee c lied Mira' 27th, v4 wk-��iiiI in town end vlcinlf
y anti
nox.� Mirrigter -�-
follows , i xlled' em many old friends. He was
lam_„ Coto.r/gasonto
*s4ompanhrl by his inn, ('armor, and Ma
Basted■ H Butter two demblem_ Missile[ Meru and Mnr- y Ila•
Count Fat joule.
C. Bisset 800,000 4.r, mr:--end Meru: -3. Alrnms. of $'*,onto,
C11f. McManus 25,010 4.5 were, holiday visitors with Mrs
-Goo, -Ryan. 60,000�'-sprilesgigelggre�L MV ithil Mea:' 1.
E ,ve- 1161x`- :c.;,-• r `Rrvier.---itra. Fester.a(+corn nl.41 theist
C` xter 1i0010 4.7 to Toronko, when. she will visit for
J. Beattie
10,0410 3.5 two Werk'. _
Cream Mite Margaret Rde1
t t who was
J. Beattie 1 200,000 23.01 , gnat here for the 1Rhsfer Vacation. •
• An Application from G. W. Inter, Mt. and Mrs,. A. W. core and baby,
Colborne townehtp, for a lieenwe to sell 1 of lravenhttrst, with hint. Rowe and
milk was presented. 1t was granted I son, Orval, of the same puts., spent
'titbits -1 to inspection and approval of the weekend with. Mr. S. ('ove. Tate
premises. and equipment by the board, orator' made the trip by motor, drive
11r. Martin states that Mr. I'atteiso*
diet foul cooen.Mlo11 of the tualn_.4wo4_-
n broken iteriiim Ilora st-tome t. He
alto° suffered mevere.... alp laeerukuna. -• . .
�1r hittlnlr sustaiuw4.+wi,-fru awe.-s-ef-
the skull. hart they are not kerions. It
is expected he will be discharged from
the hospital in n few (1875 end Will be
the chief 141(11eMM rat the Inquest o11 the
14th. A brother fr44111 (leen Sound was
In Goderich un Mo11d'.y and was great.
ly relieved' to learn that Mr. Sinclair
world recover.
In a last-minute hnl futile' effort- to
"rive Mr. 1':ttter.on's fife, i1 . ,i. H-
Cnulpheil. neurologist of i,ondon, was
brushed Ih' motor to Gmlerich Irate Sun -
def night, but - be..was..n+tltl. - so- do
onythlug.
Heard ('rash in Farm) and
Apart froom Sinclair. there were 00
eye-w1t11e414es to the accident, 51) far •
an ie known. The ambient oerurred
auntie rat tb-e 'l ,fl l- where itotuelan/
.creydtrhsuasen.iaw. $aka , e1N1rc}- awdv 11e �. �.
(warn
Thr °entimes of the cuupr' were
thrown ort of the nut. ideal -111111 int 1
the eliteh se the autotelescoped.
Frank Hayden, who Ilvee close to
the scene of the aeci.1eut, heard the
crash end with others ran to the scene.
Itwas only shout 101 yards Haid when
Mr. Ileydeftgot there Mr. Patterson,
who has sInre di«1, was on his feet
walking around In w dazed condition.
lie bells -peed shortly after, however.
Sinclair. we. Ine(nseleas, •
MARRIED IN LONDON, ilw(G1.A1rD
''he marriage of Mies 0,insle uni-
son, daughter of Mr*. Wil.on and the
late Dr. John D. Wllaon of London,
(het., Ind gran11daugnter of the late
Hos: M. C. Camerou of (lsiderfch, to
Major John Kilbourne eirwwoa of .
Yorkshire. En^,lend, took pace oil
Monday last In Rt. Gebrgc'a church,
Ilanover Square, London, England
Tht'-beide -wa. given in marriage by
her brother -In-law, Captain (leerge
('onat*ht of Aberieen, Scotland. After
the wedding reception Major and Mn
Lawson left to spend a Short honey
moon In l'arls..Ejarlee. They will sal
on the Duchene of AMOR Aarll 17 few -
tlan@sbe--sccompansloglfga. J. D. Wtl-
sec, whose imam (ttaf wftP'be et
"amen Gables," Lembo. Oat.. for a
$t. Paul's Presbyterian Church.;
Extended Call to Rev. •
R. 0. McDermid
--Ree
. R.'C
. Mcike
rn.1d minister of -
Knox Presbyterian church. -Golerlch,
last night received word from Tornntol
that the eongregstboit of St. Minn.!
I'resbyterhin ehrireh. in that city, had
extended a•enll to him.
Mr. McDern,Id I" tnkinRR a few days
too eon.ider making the change before
replying. it Is. meleretoeol, however,
Iltaf Fx I. disposed toward ar,eptwne'r,
Rt. l'am'a Preebyterinn church. Tor-
onto, 1. kestrel at the tither of Batts-.
nrst street and Barton avenue, into
line maidentinl distract. It has nine
hundred' members. The notary 1.34.000.
free manse and one month'. holidays
each year. Mr. Me1)ermid preached le
St. Paul's on March lsah
Rev R 4' Mrlh•rneld is n graduate
of Knox 4'ollege. Toronto. During
hi. ministry of fifteen years hoete-he
has ioeen most active, not only M
rhumb affair* hot In many eominnatty
actlrltlen, rind has garnet the repot':
tion not only 0t a splendid tyle or
flet gyaaatR, Fr(M eieebd• • "
He Ls inttmatenaltitemeiltnalliplirt
ort *11 dans atiefon
Sr 1`nI's pulpit wad
. left 'Vacant bf
the reelgnatlon last **situ/, et Rem
i)r .1 B. Paulin.
;Mr. Charlet. Grove*, of the Royal
Rank staff, Burlington, was a geek-,
end visitor at the home of ha parents',
Mr. and Mra. C. E. (Imuveo', Harm, road.
Meters. Jew. and John Parsons, of
St- Andrew's College, Arron, are
apendng the Faster vacation with their
parents' Mr. and Mea. G. 1•. Parona
Mew. V. Ii. Peardon and son Harry,
of Windom, are Selene the term -
/Ws teffther. Mee -A--11 ,awsom. Mr. Pear-
duh tlrnnght them and last week by me-
exg•rlener, twenty year'* earning to
Aigderich, Yee see mowed of the beet
optical work to t* obtained and at
tor. -. very moderate cost. We have all the j�rtle 1n agricultural cisme. '1
-ifees 1ia14itee Laaetirptfl"tit'- astbar late style* of nomalfnge, the bit s �me ae1m1 had token Arent prtae at
Ines, 1" "pending the Floater vee*tion make of ilei' --TM ' irrRb ve, and ear' Wpm. Il forth ohm► the peevtonu Tnem-
at the hemae of her 'inter and brother•, pricey are from $4.00 up. Thursday, day. Herb. la a gond judge of bottle.-
MwGcrtrnd0 Uwnder *rad Mr ] H. R,rMay, April 141 sad 17. 4;04110 0ariy fie* and hwllevew h0 ham made a good
lander $411T1141 ART RlW
TORR, GMrieb "hey."
Issac
few days before gotag`fo Ottawa, what*
they will reside,