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GODERICH, ONTARIO, T
SDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931
MIGHTT•FOUIMgt YEAR, NO. 41
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Rev. Dr. Oliver, Head of the
United Church. Speaks on
Western Conditions
A large congregation greeted Rev.
S. H. Oliver, D.D., moderator of the
United Church of Canada, as he *puke
in North street church on Wednesday
night. The service was conducted by
the pastor of the church, Rev. Geo. T.
Watts, the Scripture was read by Rev. I sLW---9-811e t For the past three
F. W. Craik, of Victoria street church; {I
and Rev. R. M. Gale of Bayfield of- years utile *11 a' at the
•"fered prayer. The choir, under the pltaL_. She eu ,valved by a brother,
Mr. Arthur Cowan. and a sister, Mrs.
Knight. both of whom reside at Gorrle.
The funeral service was held on Tues-
day afternoon at Brophey's undertak-
ing parlors and was coedits -tett by Rev.
Geo. T. Watts of North street United
church. assisted by Rev. F. W. Craik,
of Victoria 'street 'United ehureh. In-
terment was made In the Gorrle ceme-
tery. the service there being conducted
b£ Rer. G. W. Butt and Rev. F. W.
CratlG
MRS. B. W. C(lRNELL
The death occurred at Toronto. 011
1(iR"nf Ma'rttferee-bi'ry
wife of Benjamin W. Cornell, formerly
of Godcrich. heceased w'ao ■ deligh-
t
ter of lir. Donald Fraser of East
at eat _.e datict' .11esirlea Ilei ►NITA3
husband and two waw. Donald' and
Jack. she leaves five atsters and two
brothers: Mrs. McGrath and the Misses
Jean and Kathleen Fraser of Toronto.
Mrs. Marlatt. of Kapuekaaing. Ont.,
and Miss Florence Fraser. of town, Wil-
Itetu F laser of Ruffolo. N.Y., and Reg.
F'rnser of town. The funeral took
place to Prospect cemetery, Toronto. r rs, Hamilton resumes' oo..r.•
Ily, of Winona, spent the week -end Ise made for play which the In- week after t•Ishin for several n
on 'uesday afternoon red was attend- R
Alla holiday with their relatives here. • stunt• -iutenda patting on In the--neeft
wt be Mt and Nva. Reg. Frata•r, Ytsr t Toronto. Avonb nk and ether plisse*
tilko •iw e i rarer and Mr. rad ]Ira. qtr►
OBITUARY
_ - W !. C. W. MI.AK1Nt1
At the great age of righty -eight
years Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell Idea -
kills, widow of Charles William
1 Meaklus, passed away at Hamilton on
Sunday, October 4th. Deceured was
the mower of Mr. Charles J. Meakin*
of Goderlch, who was with her fur
several weeks before her death. The
funeral took place at Hamilton ou
Wednesday, 7th Inst.
MISS JEAN COWAN
The death occurred at Alexandra
hoapltal on Sunday, October 11, of Miss
Jean Cowan. , Deceased was a native
of Simile but had lived In Gtslerieh
leadership of Mr. Douglas Campbell,
r siered the anthem "}'ear Not, 0
brawl," the solos being taken by Misses
M. Pentland, E. Tye and E. Hume and
Mr. George Buchanan.
The stirring mtsrage ut the modera-
tor concerned the unusual conditions
In Westeru Canada. He preface(' his
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CHURCH NOTES
Legion Plans
At the iii«eflltt"tff.'tft(t'"`
1"m Many
at North street United church next ,
-own..... I
615nday morning the subject, ' Ilduwt far
itThln -tem meatier an&-'
a i
ohairvauee. in wy town"" will be WeiPoppy Campaign November 6 and
Mr. . M-_ituln'rltau._
LONDON - e r ear
Yr*. C. A. \airs sprat the week -end appdnhrl organlet of Cronyn Nemurlrl Smith's Falls.
with relath'rs at G•It. Anellcrn church, London, sad will rr o'dMo lu the hrlure room. 9, ad Ou \\ednewlry eiruh,g, lh'tuher
Mr. WUtao McCreath was !a Tor- dress by'Mra (Rcc.1 D. J. Lane and 21at, ■ banquet will be held at Cliutua
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mew spent move to that eity with hia tamllJ unto for the lto►tday. the 1'reebyterlal report by Nlse and
Thanksgiving In Guelph. shortly. Dr. Egeder is a Gtsterlch old under the ausyitrs of the Cilntua
Eva
Mr. A. Joburtou of Luuduu was a boy and was fopnerly urgautst and Mr. Frank Elliott was up froti Tor I
holiday visitor with friends. musie•:tl dirw4or j`t Knox chun•h here, onto for the holiday.
Misr Ivy Elliott, of Iorudon, is visit- and Iia steady Tdva [me eraure in hla weer tere.holA dr w HMI Colin Murray
lug with relatives and frieuds in town. profession Is a sou Vi
hie asap. rlenda here it.
Mr. Wm. Sharman, of , Ilamtlton,
Mr. and Mrs, A• Whlterlde and was a cteftor in town this wrrk.
daughter ]sack opelt.ilsa. war►dud at LIST OI! 1 IE SEAt90N!
Detroit. _ Miss DorMhy \Vest»rark was hom.
Y - at _ Detroit • _On Frideay n11 ►t the lawn bowie=froaa Toronto for Ake build/4y week -end.
Mrs.• T_ +'s1 I trartm e[ ricok'h driuhle-t?._„.,. e.a. g-Bessie.
PERSONAL MENTION DR, d rb e!O PERSONAL MENTION-- t The red ti.r4 . a. 11. of e Arthur 7 -County Armistice Day Ser.
Dr. Freie rlc •• F%getter; Mus. Doe.,
Mus. Bac., of St. Catharines, has been MIM Ruth Wark Is visiting at Circle of Kuox church will be held vice at Exeter
on Mondry evening, October 18, at $
Somerville will be given.
Rev. F. W. Critic will conduct the
quarterly rnmmunitm serriee In Vic -
torte street United church next Sun-
day morning at 11 a.m. At the even-
ing service. at 7 p.m.. Rer Js W. Item
bert of Holmesrllle wili preach `and
Rer. Mr. erelk will er.ndnet the an-
niversary, service at Holmeartlle.
-.. t.. n* offering meetlfL t
ehureh-W.M.S. will be held on Tue.;
day. October 27th. eat 3 p.m. Mrs. Gor-
don. secretary td School Homes. will
address the meeting. A cordial wel-
come 1s extended to all the Indies of
the congregation A social half -hoar
Malting with Mr. end Mt* O. A l h There eighd prizes, the winners b visiting r andiMrs. F. W
Murphy. bet" Peter Blas . J. R. Wheeler, F. Cralk.
Mn. Wm. Cnlgie and son Melville II Martin, T. Taalor, Dr. H. R. Hall,
h Th ski girtug holiday at Vies. Litt, S D r eft and t h Gists.
Mies Christine McKenzie and Miss
Spent the
aEwthrr Murray spent Thanksgiving at
orwtu. Two trios frog! Goderich hook fart Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cranston, of in' the trebles tournament at Wing-.
LJndon, spent the week -end with relit- ham on the hotiday. Dr. II all. It. air. Frank Thompson, of 'Toronto,
time here. IJohnton and .A. 'Hulot (skips brought holidayed pith relatives in town at the
Mot. J.' • Cralglr and Mrs. Wm. .114)1114. the thlnl prizes.
week -end. -
1'.
eek -tend.
1', Abell are!'biting with relatives and' The lawn bowling season Is praetl' Mr. David Thompson, of " Toronto.
1rlenW at 'r0yonto. r-nily neer for this year, and the 1'le- . Ialted relatiree In town fora few days
Mr-Maidrtrm Cutt, of Toronto, toss street green) are deserted this 1 this wets:. win baa spent n nnmM•r of yr*rs In
visited with his mower, Mrs. R. H. week.
Mr. Ernest- Prltekard of Toronto of that branch.
- _ - Afrlen, will he the speaker. The p,,
-pent rite •indicia* hark" -end with On eiererntn•r nth nod illy ttte7tinutti
Cutt, over the week -end. -- rimy wishes to thank nil those who .
So-
town,marl"-, 144"hlit"Jlign N ilt•, • Igtitlejlirl _tuocu' t __
jir, week -end
ttltC"br Ter»ttttt,s, Mr.'-- itil.WliN6 `" So -the hair Me -GM
ar this fa crrrkd out wrottghout
the week -end with bus parents, Mr, 1 A special m g o! the Galerfclt alis ai:trglin t Tr[ntt're of iCmtrro,
In southern o -the Saskatchewan.
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and circ. Henry Yc\'lair. Women's Inatito will err te•Id lu Me- Sana ThnnksgiwnR herr with Mrs. Reor then In the tche at church sea Canada in fact, throughout the Brit-
Mr.
Yurney, of 'Stratford. )tray Hall on ay, OMuber 20th, ,- marl chewrrinwn. - . RnndA will he eondncted by the pas- Ish ill t Ie. It has wavy gtasd feat
gpent-t week -end w ter yuryww of ytan. Yls*rr Evelyn and Ilelen Cooper A c T Hunt .$1y th lath_ ores. E'lrrt, It bit iau prrAluets are
Mr. and Mrs. Frere Mariam, 1 ling r•4llet woe The Institute is In Twee -howl• trout J+tratTnrd t:eF- ;• IM•f+R- a.m. '2' fltint. t'rmo Fruh- u" { iaepl.Trs atHT s-ts .i a ---
Mrs. It. M. Cassels has returned to touch wits sec 1 needy families in e'k-end slid holiday. m., '•(trend to the Fs;- s si-f It tildes w the time and minds
Mr. and air.. 0. Rtewrrt of mast* " 7 D of tial. net whull fur a,cltated
Ili
Hamilton after a visit at the home of ' Saskatchewan a if any of the mem- i"ear_ds Feast In the Desert." Sabbath ) 1
Mr. and Mrs. C, Ii Humber. hers have good orad -hand doffing, Brantford ospdent tete wcekred at -M,luool at 10 a.m. The orilnnnre of loo- Nur hesplta1s. 'Third, revenue derived
Mtge Vera Wilkins' has returned i or anything memberg wh1 can be remodeled, StMi-,t MargaretnSandy.111 spent the ?lever'! baptism will be "In nist°reA ti ut nml ties Nontfortuork afor to provide
o[ their
frrhu Nellea -Corners. where she was ' will the indly bring tame toat the tinge of the evening serrbr.
Mr. and Mrs.
the guest of Mrs. W. J. Donaldson. I the ests•t, mo ♦ large attendance Is
week -end at Toronto visiting .her air Rer. Ll: J. Lane will r servle the i''^mredt+r lase fortwtnte, ninny of
hers. Mises Beulah and Pearl Sandy. whotu have' here tart lutthmtr wtn<w -
- *arrives In Knot chore's next Sunelac.
The snbjes•t at morning worship will the war, and fourth. money derived
be: "f.0* nT R'the Birthright." The from it, -tete iiy fern ekes is need for
s local relief among comrades and their
cru families In need. -
branch of the Canadian Legion iu bou-
ur of the Provincial prewldeut, Lt.-Ced-
1'ee-king, who will "be the main speaker.
1t Is expected a goodly number of the
held member* will attend. '
ton Thursday, (, tober 29th, the local
branch Wired putting ou their tint
smoker of the season. They expert to
au._wiih thew 5o. e_lise'aI 'r the new-
r•Iajuctiti u,iuiiTrr rzierl•Tai7 _.._
Rev. 11. J. Lane. late of Wallaetburg,,,
who, according to reports, Is au active
Lagluu worker, having leen a memo r
of the executive of 't e Wallaeeburg
brsucb durug the pant year. Wallin s,
' burg branch obtalacd the highest per -
Thele enjoyed after the me•e•ttug. ,.t,ula a of new mettibers In the 1're-
TiiP W. M. R. of lortb street 1 sited g'
church intend holding their thankof- rtucc-wide mvmtetropraltip drier Inst
tering meeting on the evening of Neo- spring, winning the trophy in comptti
conber 4. Miss Elizabeth Mt -Kenzie. teen with 211 branches, a remit that
t•ertalnly war r cre•Jlt to the rxettHivr
•
a earn fl, , 1 tI e
.Ir. Murnc on MacKay, of Toronto. future. Miss Rose Strang was home from 1ek mR aPrdce will be ,i thank RlimnR
-=rt tate holiday et the.1KOM_9i is t _ t rerrl1'1 tl,e _sPrmlm ltleles r :t
Tlw
ptrrtts, Mr. and Urs. Robert MacKay. MR. ROTURFLL LEA{ UNG -- .. I(T3lr( 1101lle and Liteies isrtca. wry-
from Guelph for the holiday week -end. "1111 Ta t»e t.om r.--Tbrr+-will
Ill'''' J. Me-t'aun ami Meas J. Me- , Mr. W. R. Rothwell, organist--inA or
from
musk aPPrnprfatP to the, art• veterans_ wilt attend unr.o[ _the lOcrl.
i, i 13Ir; and. ?Tris W. J. Crtiiknc•11; o Meat thanksgiving. liahhath uhPol.lchuttUeN Ilia Ir(Nly,;,ts thinkogiving enntata will he renderedtinder the direction of Mr. Dorerlan
-K . Worsen of -Lown- _ - -_ _.-
MR8. JAMFM LEONARD
A much respected reesldeut of Gauer-
Hertel county will meet In Exeter for
the veteran* of
their/O.-London. on Saturday and were Armistice Day servhe. For the firot
William. took plate In Pt. Paler.. cs• :
The oboequifwef the late .1rehhislom
the purpose Of attending a county
1:ntttienssitaielteby mstanoy endIrr;.1.t,,nr,lzursi,filchnur,...111 time Canada will thi. year observe
November lith, the anniverwary of the
erich. waft representel by the rector. ,,,igning of .the Amenities., as a national
I eontinue his worh Rev. J..N. TI. NUM..' Von. .trelidearnn holldny. to be known as itemembraneo
fill.11eake hls halo Mrs.. (Capt.) R. W. Parkinson. who Brown. ', A memorial service will he [wort, by reason of inteneive Legion
liteld in Rt. George'. (Muriel on Sunday. t•fforts; therefore the_Lation hatendi
--- - itrttnnnia netelr-for-the-mmt-week: Norember 10. when Von. Archdeacon doitig its temoet to make tbe occasion
was the truest of the Meeks Barker.
The t;odesicit Township Hospital Mr. Wild Mrs; R. SWOT and -three er.
and Mr. Armitage, of Sherbrooke. Que- Sunday mnrning the plistor. Rev. nen: ikuiNuows• liall under ttw atiottices
texiliary is undertaking the furnish- children. Of Hamilton. meat- Thanks, -
bee, and Mr. W. Dodgson. of liamil- - T. Watt.. will rondurt the .eerviee. of the local branch. with added fea-
ton, visited last week with Mr. Kelso
ing of the upper, . wo ' 's floor of Orbit -With Mr. and Mrs, , E. Col- ank tures in the form of lucky tickets, eft-
Mrtt. J. J. Noll (formerly. Mies Luln gli4Pir!ining7-11ThiniPetti;P"PeTtlimi:1714 so Tim -posters later.
Naught. of Vittoria Mrspita ,,ne fin ' musical director
of Knox church the
spent the week -end with friends in and Mi, vlslto! ret the humc u1` Mt,
REV. IMMUNE. H. O1IVER, M.A., felt. lu the person of Jes-le McL,y, pe'n s Nat two years, has tendered his re-atfd 7[rs, 1[. M. 1ltowe over the ween-
Ph.D., D.D., F. R. S. C., Moderator of i wife of James Leonard. pasted away 1 town.
and Mr.. A. E. Toner and Mr. stgnatlnn, hating tarn terga appointed or- , '
Cam -
the ['sited Church of Canada. at Alexandra hospital on Friday fart, ganfst of (ventral Presbyterian church, Klan Dolores Lek►wall!, of Cam -
after an illness of several months. Mrs. and Mts. Thos. Furl of Gorrle were Brentford. He takes over Isis new du laehle limit the we!elt 8ld with her
Leonard was born seventy -tau yeas risltors reeently at the Victoria street ties at the beginningof November. a
Personage.
patent Mr. and mill.,Ggrge Leith.
ago in Huron township, near Ripley, Ira Mr. Rothwell has been musical in- wane.
but had been a resident of (;tslrrtch Rev. and Yrs. George Clayton and (strnetor in the Goderlch sc•heols and 4 Mr. and Mrs. Herrn' Martin - and
for fifty years. She U survived by her
daughter. Misses Irene and Audrey, o! is rem
•u .._A.( .1. s. t. I _ .-- ^--•.- .------
fo
husband, to whom she was married Walpole Island, visited with friends under*t
forty-three years ago, and b) two sono here last week. as teacher
and twp da litera. (apt. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Humber spent Normal
Leonard, e steamer tole holiday with their AauRl,tPrs' Mee 1 B
address by thanking the people of the
church and the district for the gen-
erous help already sent to Saskatche-
wan, and read a letter he had just
received from Bethuhe. Sask., describ-
ing the arrival of the first earlaid of
fruit and vegetables scut from Ontario.
and telling of it's dlatrtbutiou among
260 families
Speaking of the people of the pralr•
Sew. Dr. Oliver recalled the saying that
if one flung a stone down the street of
a Western town whim people wen
about he would be sure to hit ami
from Huron or from Bruce. Old On.
tarso bad built these prairie town
whit the hest blood of her counties, and
the people who were sea erg lddar
were sons and brothers ' of Ontario
•
folk. .
A year ago. said the moderator. he
had come ease with the challenge to M McDonald Capt. Jae. Inkster, Sod-
taer people- to make sacrifice. to keep+,k Morrison, David . Marwick. Mat-_
open the chnrehea on the home mis- calm Graham and Bert MacDonald.
Rion fields . Ile would have preferred Mrs. ('raven was here for the funeral.
to devote hit energies this year. to but Capt. "Roddle" Li•onard was nn.
Pleading for the extension of the work able to have his boat. He made a 've-
in
pa
to the forelen field. But each was not I efal trip to Ooderieb, however, two
Gnd'a plan. To Paul the Jaw the weeks ago to visit his mother.
once was abhorrent and -hateful. It
: H. 8ehweycr and Mrs. W. J. Don -
Albert Leonard of town.livid. T E. .lAH.
even of Detroit and Mrs. Malcolm
Graham of town. Surviving sisters
..re Mrs. David Marwick and Miss
Aisle a a ay of town', and Murdocb
-Rf"'# 't✓dnden, Mich., is a
brother. The funeral took place from
the family residence, Elgin avenue. on
Monday afternoon, the interment teeing
In Maitland rewetery. Mrs. Leonard
was n lifelong Presbytezian and the
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. D. J. Lane, minister of Knox
church. The pallbearers were Capt.
Johnston.
Mrs. Stewart Carter. of Ann Arbor,
Mich., is spending a tow days with
her hand at the home of Lb par-
ents, Mr. and lira E. J. -Cit; dim• alta of the new wing remain t6tfi<
Aron street. finished. but It is hopett all will he In
pltal. As already announced, the Lions
Club is furnishing the lower floor,
which will le the men's quarters. Some
Mr. and sirs Ceti' Carley and their
eon Hugh ha• -e returned to their home
at London after a week's visit with
Mex. Charley's parents. Mr. and Me..
readiness for a formai opening to -
d the1 f this month.This
function will he in charge of the Wo-
man's Hospital Auxiliary. and It is
- ;meet •,, or- sister. ser•. rapt. nm -f C ll P soln(wnrk In 1hn cnn-
grls Neilnnalt} F,lrn nvennr; -•$ nn1p►M'__z_
-Tempuraturea have been consider.
Dr. A. H. and 'Mos alAcklin were toff "Song of T11nnk.RlcinR" +\inAtn• I ably lower the past week as compared
der) will he token 11y Ml's -F.. Wmne. I with the previous. one. The rainfall
at Stratford Th k l i 1
on Rn eR i nR War
, so. \i. PentlanA. i(r. C. Rnrhennn
wars ro u t s s visiting their ion. Dr. L. .l. Mncklin, and Mr. B. rnilier M Stratford. Mr.
and Mrs. Mackfln 'eat that elty. r„plea who is a capable 01ft tenor 1 n
Miss Eva (is ? Is spending s (" aim take part two ,a Intal
W. Grindrod.
1 tea andt'd to Incite the public to take week's holidays with her sister Miss
Mr. and Mrs. IV. 0. MacEwan were 1 tea he shown over the hospital and Flnrenre at Toronto. and will nlwr
In Toronto and St. ('atherinrs for the I to pay a small fee. In order to meet Sn'I a week at London with her sis-
ter Mrs.. rr•il reeled
week-end and holiday. visiting Mies some portion of the recent heavy ex-'
Olive Goldthorpe at Toronto and Dr. i Pendituree. air.- Jas. Greenfield, T)eeatnr. 111.,
and Mrs. F. T. F.gener eat Rt. ('ether- '1 Mrs: R. Fretriira^H^rd..-airs. Moodie,
Ines. NOTES FRO,/ THE HARBOR
God-
win the Instntareft for the execution SAMUEL HALSTEAD alr.,nd Mrs. Thomas Aitchison and Two cargos of wheat fur the Gtttk
of ertmitwlm; Ant Paul the apostle An old resident of the town was re -
Ernest
Dorothy. of Stratfor. Mr. erte'h Elevator Cu. arrived In port on
210, -
learned that the despised cross NAP I move( »p the death on Saturday jut Ernest Preston of Hampton. air. and Tuesday, the Anua C. Minch with 210,
Oars way of victory, Gal's way of of Samuel Halstead, at fin home at Mem. John AltMtscm and Mr. Henry OM) bushels and the Northton with'
_.,,•-"." ---.-.•.••• i'ik etreleetl. -11w woorr-Aistereser•d.r «1ei.. .aJ'AIi..JC+ere tCSLB.Pr ,tL.i;Hyyyyborlteiar.- t
u I
Ipein "liar" 1*O`' the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, J. E.
-'that from the trying conditions of our was in its eightieth year. had been I back next week with another cargo. their Arent*,' [r. and MM.e A. J. tee (. I. LITLRRI lel(1( 1F.Tl
Match.Ponly two rnntestants turnssl tar for
-------- n_Mewls.-Gori Jo.. wortiblg•..A11l.4„.,.{a}I4ag koslak...tuc a considerable _ 1ia. The same day the package freighter Car a T' Hcwt program of_ .1.1w tr11•rhlt
- for His people strength and unity I time, but was able to he about up to Gnestw at the hump bf'Sir. and yr:_'- .'laukatoon.arslvesd from Montreal and i (; sus at the hnmF`nf tVir. nhA airs. Cedle*late Inntll' t*-titerarr ( Saimy e1 try -a s ,n rt' Lions =
•-osowthMh wtn,ld fr,:c :ifh:rzkw• Se' theirs • my Jaya heftww-trnedeath, `.So. xss LR Ft, 1Andlsh over the wrrk-fiend dtwc•harYe. pt<rt Atf Ip'i fn et arSgat. I
Neer \ir end ra worse eek h freight Wttttaur-'Prwe'or:-M'l$Awms .treP h-'weer fur the feral war given In the echo o1 L'ittb. Bill 1'tarrov. covawet. tlw-arse cad- ......„
etetembly hall on Thursday evening. I a -half miles In 42 .minutes. winning
the silver (•itp donated by the Lions
Club. Robert (:roves. the other eon -
Barker find son. Jimmie., and Mrs. N. gram prevented was an excellent one. (,•slant, also turned In a good race.
M. Harper of Toronto. Miss Dorothy Linklater, preeideut of The mile -col -a -halt for boys under
the Society, was chairman and in her
eighteen years had tsar eontestanta,
ANIMA RAND AT WiNOHAM opening remarks thanked the students E. Elliott, RgZliTrlulllt ,10 i'itttm
The (;o derirh inninr hand ender the for the -honor conferred upon her. A-{ and W. McKay. Elliott anti Erring-
Ieatlershle of HHndnts/ter Hneklns rocal duet, "Come to the Fele" avail ton mate a reyy !lose finish. Elliott
attend,tl the Wingham fall fair band Kung by Josephine Weir and Reginald Is•Ing• given dtat plaee. Ills time wits
competition held on Saturday after- Fisher. A debate on the subject, Ate- 743. Johnston .Was, third.
There a -Hut another dtflisedt dw-lsion
In the mete twice A1'0111111 the Spare
re•gistertrl ,5.. ineke•s. Headings for
the week, with thecae of the sorrels•,
ponding week of October. tober. 111 (1, as re-
Ane(. n the r•nntafR with Miss TLnme. tirnkrl hs tis• tineiri weather observer,
air. J. F.. alnh h. are:
Tire. N'. 0. Shaw of Nilo will rondliel 1931 1930
min.
the service.•
cine. Mht: Max. tdln
THE FIVE -PIN GAJiF: Ttt.rielay, Oct. 5 ..7:1 :Sit 54 56
Fridny,'(Mt ti ,...;1-- 41 N 57
Rntcefleld. Read Nr*. Gerald Xtwfnn. Tin' Royal Iiwling alleys are opwtii Sntnrdey. lei. -10 .57 '45 110 54
iMfdnn, were gnats eat tiro. Ada Wal- agehi and deru,t s of the grmrare moodily. tel. 11 ..it4 TI 73 55
ars 000 day leaf week. enjoying the mintier indair start. Far M lay. tel. 12 ..57 32 75 5e
Miss Oic•1 Cooper. of the High arhmd next Monday night prise* are being
Toe•slny, (Mt. 13 ..54 41 77 49
staff at Prrt Elsdn. and Mise Phylli, 1 offered --for et Mueeeh `rlcmhges tonrna- tVtrLu•wlay, Ovt. 14 iii 52 e0 49
refiner. who ix attending sehnnl there i ment. -
erR1l'11iR *VTR- mA witirl-" "a'' ' Ali-RAAe-,• -•.-„^'-
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Cause of the Distress
In the past he had boasted of his
prairie rountrr, . saki Dr. Oliver. He
had landed Its vast spaces, its wonder-
ful fertility. its amazing erops, the
generosity of IM people ea shown In
their large Rirings M mipatMia. This
year he had mime with a ad story of
years without harvests, of long -con -
tinned drought. of owners ,of farce
end hitherto productive farms facing
the approaching winter without fond
or fnel and In some eases without
adequate clothing. And this rev srsal
of fortune was' not Ane to careless
born near Belleville and when a young at the shed, loading for upper
man camp to this district, the family and Mrs. A. McNeil of Brantford, Mrs.I lake ports with the remainder of the
Hamilton. tr... anti daughter. Miss J
settling, near •Holmemville. For the last cargo.
thirty-seven years he had been a resi-
dent of (ioderlch and for a good part
of thls time his home a -as at. the p1c-
tureeepw spot on the Maitland River
known, as Piper's Dam, though it is
many years since the mill -dam which
gave the place Its name was -'*wept
away by a freshet. Deceased 'i/- Har-
vlcwl by two daughters and a eon:
Mrs. Charles, E. Whitt'tuan of High-
land Park, Mich., Mrs. R. T. White-
man and Henry Halstead of Detroit:
farming nor to leek of thrift. but solely also by a brother, Albert Halstead of
to leek of rain. The last rain snleci- Erickson, W['.. and two sisters, Mrs.
ant to penetrate two inches Into the Geo. Younghlut of town and Mrs. Nix
Atoll of .tart QL11911thernSaskatej e- 0f Vepcouver, BV. The funeral ser-
wan came In' Jily, 11028. Then litat ilea. on Mnndsy afternoon were mu -
year there was 00 mild a winter that dneted by Rev. W. T. Bunt of the
the frost and snow npon whleh the II Heptist church, and the pallbearers
land depends for moisture In springtwere T. Kneeshaw, Geri. Stewart. Gen.
and eerie summer were absent. Lust I Mcleod and Jas. (Irreenwey, The in -
summer the *inn h155ed and bllwtered
the land. the wind lifted whsle fields
1n whirling elmids of sand and ¬
wide* darkened the min at nnnndny. Kinrnreline and Exeter.
and drifting aa'alnst shruhe and trete
k111ed them. Water had to he drawn Exeter defaulted the football game
for miles and people pstd slx cents in the H.A.A.A. series which was
a pall for drinking water. Hearses sehednled for Tnesedey in (;alerich
were shot because there was neither The next game to be played here Is
on Monday next, with Clinton AA the
vtsttors.
torment waft in Maitland cemetery. in
Addition to the metitb'rs of the fam-
ily. friends were present from Detroit,
Hamilton. of Stratford, and Mins An-
nie Bowler of Klntail.
Mr. D. R. Nairn and Mr. R. 5,
Hetherington are at Toronto. where
tate tatter is to receive his mitto the
bar at Usgoode lull and the former Is
to see him through the ordeal.
Mr. Hetherington, who has been en- moved over to the elevator, where they
gaged in other work this summer, in-
\Aends to commence the practice of are being loaded with grain loi winter
his profession, but we have not learned storage.
where be Intends to hang , out his Th Keil ( st tion CO Is mak
shingle.
The tug W. L. Forrest hat+ returned
to this port after towing the dredge
Clairmont to l'ort Hope, where Mr.
Forrest has a dredging evmtract.
The freighters Martian and "Viieif='
tier, which lay empty all year at the
north side of the harbor, hare, been
foal nor drink for them. A littleeh
monlhrmse had been closest for a
short time. and when It was opened
256 pnnn(s of And were swept from
Be floor. On one trip he heti taken,
the 9treleratnr maid. he Unrolled 124
mile* before seeing A blade of Anything
gev
reu .
(Inc story told by Dr. ()hirer won
of • ?stoner who owned 0 stere* try
.Janus There were several little child-
ren In the hello and they were de-
pendent for fond on the milk from one
(Ootltleeie en page 5)
Eddie Smith and Morrison MacKay.
members of the Central Y. track team
of Toronto. were holidaying at the
home of the latter's parents. Smith,
a promising junior athlete of Toronto.
won the Ontario 440 junior 4u*mpion-
ship lint week at Toronto. While 1n
town both bay. worked not with Rob -
eft Rtoddart and RI11 Barrow, two
outstanding ynnng athletes of Gorierfelt.
40171,
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THE MISSIONARY CONGRESS
Reports from the great missionary
rtinaretta recently -held" in Toronto were
presented to the congregation of North
street United church on Sunday morn-
ing by Messrs. Baine and Barnwell.
Since Rev. Dr. Oliver watt to be In
Gtsleerlch during the week his address
the week -end were: Mrs. c. Legasslr
and children• \fadrine and RAnulnlph.
of Montreal. Mr. ami Mrs. Clatenee
There Was a Targe attendance of stu-
dents, parents and friends and the pro -
I1( ,n, October 10th. The prize offered wheal, that Rutted' Is setting an ex-
w'as it silver cup. which was won by 1 ample which it behooves the other na-
e y on roc the Clinton Klltle band. There were tions of the world to follow;' w•os ic-
ing Norman progress with Its contract. A fen- only three hands entered and the 1 i-ithelly interesting and well Argued -by 1 and D. Worthy xteen.ng together at
der boom, made of British Columbia I judges' decision in order was: Clin- both negative and aftrtsiattve speakers, the [font. The.Jntlges gait'
Craik the
squared timber, Is being conatructed on ton 1st Goderleh grad. Winghnm 3rA.
William Sutherland and Jean Abell up- deelelnn. Freest Fisher was hied.,
the wharf and when completed will be The ndJndieatorwas Itnndmaster held the affirmative and Roy Erring- 41 oversea.. aaan-
Bc,atrsti to the -seat eoatl of tate bather \VPIPh 44 fill ntit wen fl Iffieh the beget -re. j wart•.. cnnt(tst*nts...?hf _.lrtnner's lime •
and moored outside the new crthwork sem 'nimbi. • The Jufdges were Iter. George T. t . - I.
Ass protection to vessels osis that Watts, Principe' tel Hume and Misw Dale, I nes Sla.
V g 1 Thur was a field of eleven for the
part of the ba Aar. 1'. C. BIBLE tRtl('1E'1'1' Mr. Watt. a "ll Iii' doelsloit tP one -lap rae for trays under fonrteen.
It In reported that the contract 101' The cnntribntions to the Blble So- favor of the negative supporters. ' 1(1' Ernest F'Isher ens Rest. `J. Mef euin
the reeottstructaon in concrete of the
at the congress was not reported. Mr. t'emalning portions of the -north and
itailie deseribed the Japanese speaker. south piers has been awarded to Bir -
Dr. Toyohlko Ksgawa. and Rare a syn- mingham & Scut of Kingston. Repre-
opets of his stirring speech In which ,tentative* of the firm are In town to -
ht. emphaslaed the importance of
prayer and saerifier. Kagawa's own
life testifies to the slnrerity of his
belief. Althonglt he receives large arms
for his lectures and his hooka, he pre-
fers to live In poverty and devotee his
wealth to the needs of others, and to
the furtherance of his "Kingdom of
God" movement.
Mr. Harnwell gore a resume of the
address of Hon. R. R. Bennett strew
Ing the part In whleh the Prime Min-
Ister held the flame for the terrible
ronultion of affairs in Canada to the
mad orgy of extravagance that had
eharaeterized meant years, and amid
that nothing hnt rhe grace of God
eould remedy conditions.
day and it Is expeeteetl that a eeom-
mencement will be made with the work
tide fall.
Though Bert MacDonald received
the appointment of harbor master two
or three months ago. with character -
title modesty he said nothing of it nntll
news of the appointment transpired a
few davit ago. Mr. MacDonald mtr-
e•eeds Captain Malcolm MacDonald,
who resigned after bolding the posi-
tion for sc vs•ral nems. The appoint-
ment Is s popular one. as Mr. Mac-
Donaid has given excellent merriest In
various capacities at the waterfront
and Is thoremghly dependable. The
position to tinder the Federal Govern-
ment
4--t-
eiety from (toderlch anti vicinity for
1000 amounted to $273.00: from North
street United church. $149.50: from
Knox church. *41.50: from St. George's
church. $211115: from victoria street
i•nited church. $24.25: from the Dap -
Hot chnreh, *0.410 from Snitford Sun-
day srhnni. *20.00 A number of sub-
scription of $5 and t10 ,0- more were,
received.
The neer) of funds for the• illhlr Rn••
t'lety is greater than ever. The A. A.
A A (\moriran ('ssorintlirn for the
lenity and there Is nothing like the
mgna Whitely rerulered a piano so10, 1 second, W.'Carter third. Time. 1.254-5,
"Reek itrooklet." which was followed l (•fief Postelethwelte or(mnta(rl s
Try a reading. "Ma and tete' Ants)." by 1 re,.•
for the klddieri Ana 1MnalA
Lowy Harrison. A never clown dance •I•Ilon111stn won Hret plaer, WIIIie
was given, by ik.rnthr lio•ndersnn• iSunts erns. and Jack Cutt thiol.
Mr. R. 11, Croft' alas 'master of
ceremonies.^ -
Mrs. M. Rmr IIoider, who had iweee
In Cayuga for come weekZrGtup•retfng .
)11-
day
F
fie Jewell and Margaret Masan.
,Tmhreal, eompihrl and read try Stat►IRy
Taylor. w'as rrtelv,sI with hearty sip-
ptainrwnd penis of lsaghter. A gleno
wile by Francis l.inklater preceded
tie cleverly acted play. "Bob Coitteh- from a serinus Ulnas*. has returned to
it's t'hristnos Dinner." from .Dickens. (;rderlcl, much Improved In health and
Tlud,e ?Armor pert weert'" -(9Ptr4 Wrong!' 'Will Continue Tier !emblem M picinre
Advancement of .tthelsm a is activu4 .anise iiowl'll, Alex. \tacVicar. NAneyP
developing and printing at her Mull.
engaged In ('Rnula and the United
nitrite. Mary ltisse•t. aim Redditt, on the Rgnere.
open Staters in an effort to overthrow- rlirlwt- Keltlt snow. Kenneth ('1111. ilefore fhe
prnrewm rmmmeerm+l the srtttwil plan• Mr. Robert Mathieson. of :be C.P.A..
open Bihlr fear enmhsftlnR this few• of i*t, Mlss JPen Mae lhonxld, plxy,sl s v- has been transferred to Listowel, and
religion
alvei sPhctlons un the piano which epee Mr. Jas, A. Witting' haw returned to
Thr Kral hrarrrh of the Rlhle Stan; greatly epprecintel. f;trterlch from Listowel. The Manges
defy 1. mea tlnP IM annul appal tear are part of a reaeljnstment of ptwiltbY
financial snpnrt and solicits an even A ile which is half the tenth Is ever I made owing to the retinctino of freight
more genrrnna rPspnnae than nmtal, the blackest of Hee.---Wised .Tennyson. bossiness on the railway.
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