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GODERICH, ONTARIO
Firemen to Aid
CHURCH N
Y Relief Work
limy Plisse for Drawing at Bess-
' S1 I1nchrs and
Danns -
In coonectlou with the euchre and
dance to be held by the Goderich are
brigade In the Oddfellows' Hall on
Monday, March 28th, there will be
a drawing for a large number of prises
donated by merchants of the town. The
proceeds of this affair are to be em-
ployed for relief purposes in conjunc-
tion with the civic relief committee.
The first prise in the draw is a
pair oe ladies' oxfords donated by W.
Ahl; god, 25 Melons cigars donated
by Mlse Rogan ; 3rd, a lady's electric
lamp donated by Frank McArthur;
4th, a smoking stand donated by H.
Blackatone.
In all there are about fifty prizes,
which will be on display in J. C. Car-
ries
aryies store window. The466 drawl w1U
tiros et U .a a& f k
program on Monday night, M'aret
.lith.
The Driver orchestra will furnish
music for the dance which will con -
elide tbe evening's eutertalsstpt
TKO DU*BZLLI WITH
OZIGINI L OAST COKING
Canada's oldest and 19111 foremost
theatrical company, The ihnmbella,,,
now on the last lap of their thirteenth
season, will make their first local aP
pearafce at the Capital Theatre on
Monday, March 21st.
"Aa You Were," the overseas re-
vue which Captain Plunkett and his
clever company of soldier Rare will
Miter here, has been touring since last
September, and it has been acclaimed
from Vancouver to Halifax as the
anent entertainment ever staged by this
tarnoul organization.
The afi*ur cast ludndes, besides
Capt. Plunkett and hes eminent
brother, Al. Plunkett. such well-known
favorites as Roes Hamilton ( Marjorie),
"Red" Newman, Glenn Allan, Scotty
Morrison, Curly Nixon, Scott Plunkett,
Laurie Thdmpsoe, and this season's
sensational "dtsrovevy." Dow Romaine.
Igen though 'The Dhzmbells" have
never played here before, many of our
people nave seen them in Toronto or
Landon each) r, and those who saw
"Asthat
You � �t show that Csp-
fully eonvhseed
tfitat y in his thtr
wet . — la eta. eatlrets.
rea
far=e Gas
▪ 1r was in cities reamer,Termite,twith the
other
n ame brilliant cast and arttntic sst-
tinga.
Lang years of catering to the taste
of Canadian audience's have given •"The
Dumbet.e' • thorough knowledge
what la required In the way et Mage
entertainment and their production.
are beet In such a way that any stage.
hey can
b, adequately displayed
There •re twenty song hits In "As
You Were," three comedy sketches, and
a group of laughable Interlude., with
■ generous ahare of the old-time
trench humor that 1s an Important
part of every "Dun►bella" revue.
The local engagement 1s for one
night only, and at the popular priced
which have leen announced the
theatre should be packed to tbe doors.
The Y. P-8. of North street united
church will hold their regular attptlna
on leanday evening. A prod 10
, lira Asst arranged.
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"Would Unemployment
Beneficial to Caeads " IS MI
to be dlacussed at tie Yen's COM) is
North street United ;•lurch next ;Sun-
day morning at 10 a .tock. Mr., D, D.
Gray win introduce the subject
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Rev. Geo. T Watts will con. ;toe
services in North street Giitedl. orcb
neat Suede,. Swoon suldeslea����'
"The Church, Its I'rlvtjsg.11 1 Re-
sponslblUtiee;" 7 p.m. "7te
Tribute Paying." Sunday eel !at
3 p.m.
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Rev. W. T. Bunt will een4tiet the
service. in the Baptist chatefi $4 >1>en
day. Sermon subject,,: 1> t*.,••'�t
Cup of Bubatituti --the
.emane Agony ;" 7 We:,
deemer Satisfied." Bible 1
10 a.m.
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- WA, maw= aero-eg �tf the . Artkat
Circle of Knox church. arflrl.Le held lit
the lecture room on Monday evening.
March 21, at Si o'clock. Miss -tidga
MacEwan and Mrs. J Hume (til have
charge of the meeting and a letter wW
be read from Miss Hazel McDonald, of
Poore Coupe.
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Special services will be held le V1-
torte street United church on Sunda .
March 20th. At 11 nam. MW F.
Gray will speak on h"r work .a6egg
the Ukrainians In Alberta. ,This ass.
rice will be hell ungeretbe auep&cee
the Woman's Missionary BOolety-
7 p.m. the Christian service Group
young men will have charge of the
oke and a male choir will stag
eeiectione. Rev. F. W. Craik
preach. t s
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The Ladles' Association of Vtctosia
Street United church heti their
meeting In the schoolroom - e
church- Yes, Allan lead the devotional
period, which cdatstat[dl of the singing
of two krone, reading A the Scripture
lesson from the 5th chapter of et. Mat-
thew, 1 ts U, by yea Allan and
prayer bY Mea. R. '1". PbIIU5s. The
president, Mrs. tbe chair
for ambushing'
menta were made
is to be girl*end or tbe raga
In
of this sodetle
W. Craik. Ise is
meeting. Leach
Mr. George Jardine, while aesi*Ung
1n storing ke at Mr. John H. Graham's
toe storage house, ,met with a painful
aocldent this afternoon. In lifting a
coke oaf ice the tongs suddenly lost
their bold and the heavy Mock of lee
feel-,tepoa Jardlue's foots trea*Ung the
bone near the toes. Dr. J. M. Graham
set the fracture and Mr. Jardine 1s
undergoing treatment at his home.
Spotton Didn't Want
Order Changed
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But House Aooeded to Kr. King's
Regnegt for Pull
Information
From Hansard of March 9:
Mr. GEORCF. SPOTOON ( North
Huron) movesi : -
For a return *bowing: (el how
many •utotaobllee were pnrehesed for
the nae of Cabinet Ministers during
eased of the Anent yeesre ending Mereh
31. 1922. 1924, 1924. 1925. 1920. 1927,
192e and 1929; (h1 the make of car
need by each minister and the price elf
each of the said rare: (el the Boat
M maintenance of each of the maid
ear* 'glowing in detail the clary of
ch*uffeer, 011 and geanllne, repaint,
bonging. depreciation and other
charges -
Right Hon W. L. MA('KENZiE
RiNG (Leader of the (lppo.ttiomi: 1f
the horse la Interested In getting this
Information, as I have no doubt It 1n,
It will to equally Interested In getting
Infortnstion for the years hunediately
preceding and Immcdllatele following
those mentioned. 4eeordingly T would
move that the motion he amended by
adding In line 4. after the word "1029"
the words " also the floral year. end -
Ing March g1, taro arae Mi. and the
Bawl yen's' eenitng March 31, 11121) and
1021."
L Mt. BENNE1T 1 think we might
*hearten this hy sedetrting the mend -
.meant propoese.
A► Mt. 8PaARER : Perhaps' qac move.
: d the original MITAIOVA will aeeept
fIP(Prhlflt' 1 ennt "Mii
geatlssia TIMI Maw esIrlir ram
wed'-;•,fiwttose, - - ,
Amendment sods/ ss.
Motion *a a.Ml6ud agrased to.
r w
t
t \
nal arrange-
piny which
, Hall atthe
the auspices
elev. F.
eiessd the
look a , : • . • the./ r season and
a meeting of fir elan executive au
bold on Monday evillest. when dates
were set for the principled! events of
the season. June 22nd is the date set
for the grand opening dor. when there
will be a tournament a Ic,.tch doubles.
On July 20 there will ben rink tourna-
ment, and on Angust ITO soother tour-
nament of Scotch doubles Theoxeeu-
tive is composed of Jo'. ph Hrophey•
president; J. W MaeV'b :1 r lice -presi-
dent; Fred G. Weir, se. -r• tnry; Geode
Symonds, Howard McN•• and H. R.
Hall.
OBITUARY
• MRS. JAMES COXNOLLY
The home of Mr. Jams* Connolly,
and, Indeed, the whole community, has
been sadly bereaved by the death of
Mrs. Connolly, welch oec erred at her
home on Elgin avenue in the early
hours of Sunday morning. the result
of a heart attack. Mrs. Connolly had
been slightly unwell the previous even-
ing, and about an hour after midnight
the fate] attack carte on and before
a doctor coutd'.roweh her she had et --
pi
pl real.
Mrs. Connolly, whow maiden name
was Mary Louise Whitely. wan torn to
(loderich township. a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mr*. Robert Whitely, and
lived in that township until the year
1005, when she and her husband moved
to town. She was a woman of charm -
Ing disposition. kindly, helpful and
sympathetic, and her passing In keenly
regretted by a very large circle of
friends and acquaintance.. She was
a member of St. George's Anglican
church and will be greatly mis*M• in
the women's organisations of the
church. In whose work she took n very
active Interest. Her hnshand is preal-
dent of the (iodertch Agrirtltursl So-
ciety, prealdent of the Fernier.' Weath-
er Insurance .Cgmpsny- of Woodstock,
and vice-pre*tdent of tile McKillop
Mutual Fire insurance Company. and
the sympathy of his aneeptetese and
other friend* pee to him in the loam of
hia rife companion. Surviving Ono
are one danghter, Mrs. t Her 1 H. A.
Wright of Amheretberg. end two
ggrraandehildren, Mr. James A. Wright
Tartleter, of Toronto, and Mess lenbel
L. Wright, *indent of the l'elvermlty of
Toronto; aleo a brother. William
Whitely, la California, and three *la-
ter*, Mrs, Hodge, of Chicago, Mrs.
Clark, of Clinton, acrd Mrs. Parmelee,
of California.
The funeral service at 4t. George's
1.
ehnreh on Vegan* - afferimon Wag
largely attended, the congregation
which filled the church Including many
friend. from Ooderieh township and
Clinton The ssret,* was condn•ted by
the rector, Rev. J. N. H. Mille, end Ven.
Archdeaeon Jones -Bateman. The pall
hearer* were Dr. J. it * Whitely.
Chariest Whitely, T. R. Patterson, Mel•
vine Sturdy, B. Rlaills*tone and Wil-
liam Edward. interment was In Mait-
land cemetery.
Ree4Aes dere desehteer, Rev H. A.
Wright vat A h1e�erathnrg and I[G
r veva �r.t•tim + r)fdi9,T .,. - ..I..•. , ,
see wad 011ii tmothrr'. dilate tom/.
S ent Imwe Latey M Mrs Wright, mil
free arrived in 6edsrieb hy 9 &fleet
BsMay mafttap heels( driven en the
wap fresh Ambstggsrg,
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The News
own
BOARD OF 'TRADE ANNUAL
The annual meeting of the Board
of Trade will be held on Monday
evening nett, March 21st, at the town
hall, and It 1s urged that all mem-
bers, and any others who are in-
terested in the work of the Board,
attend and hear the reports of the
last year's operations. The business
es' the evening will Meted* the election
of omeere, and the discussion of plans
for the advancement of the town
during the coming year.
Since the above was written It has
been decided to postpone the meeting to
Tuesday, March 29th, because of con-
flicting events,
ORGANIST APPOINTED -
A special meeting of the rectal
board of North street United cburcb
was held on Tuesday evening for the
purpose of appointing an organist to
114 t reeenr.•7 arauaaa 1w .1lta. serene
removal of Mr. Douglas Campbell
St. Catharines. The choice fell upon
Mr. Raymond Player, organist of the
Wellington (Out) United church,
who is one of those who acted as
organist in North street church on
recent Sundays. If Mr. Player se -
emus the appointment it U expected
that he will shortly be installed in
the position here_
PRESENTATION TO MISS WIGGINS
At the regular meeting of the W.
M. S. of Knox church on Tuesday
afternoon, a life-memberaBlp On west
presented to Miss Edith Wiggins in 1
recognition of her faithful and e�lcient
work for many years as president of
the MacUlllivray Mission Band, from l
which (dice she recently resigned- The
presentation was made by Miss Porter,
life -membership secretary, and Mrs. R.
J. Walter, president of the auxiliary.
spoke in warm terms of tbe unselfish
servl(e rendered by Miss Wiggins. The
presentation was acknowledged In fit-
ting terms by Miss Wiggins.
Mrs.' Stertlug MacPhail read a
splendid paper ou 'The Trak at Home."
from the study book- Mrs. Lane gave
an interatlrrg talk on the bimodal
meeting of the WAILS. executive In
Winnipeg which she attended) last
year. Prayers for the deaconesses,
missionariee, school residences and
hoapitajs were offered respectively by
Mrs. Banking. Mrs. A. G. McI)onald,
ors. 'Gundry and M1w Porter. re.
A. Taylor read the 8crlpture ,.
PERSON
Miss Hate W
brother, Mr. OM
York ClIp.
Mr. Geo.
Man., U
I and Mrs. Jobe
1
MIs. Nancy'
*peat a few
friend Miss
Dr. A. T.
from Toroate.
In the General
an operation. •
Mr. Angus Ma
ford on Monday
weeks' holidays
Poore Come. There was
••GhuLace and at the close
meeting afternoon tea was enjoyed.
$7116 iN LIQUOR FINF24
As a result of a raid made on the
('omnitesial hotel, Sewforth, oar Sat-
urday night, by four members of the
Provincial police force, Roy Dungey.
son of the hotel proprietor, and Nor-
man 8colna, a distant relative who
stays with the Dangeys, appeared be-
fore Magistrate C. A. Reid on Tneeday
morning, charged with having liquor
without permits. They pleaded guilty
and Dungey was fined $500 and coats,
being ■flowed out on hall for a week
In order to raise the amount. Scotus
was assessed $200 and costa and he
settled In court on Tuesday morning.
The hotel had been under pollee ear-
veillance for some time previous to the
raid. On Saturday night members' of
the Provincial police under Sergeant
Cousins of Kitchener entered the hotel,
dressed in civilian clothes'. They were
not recognised. The other members of
the raiding party. under Constable A.
Whiteside of Gederleh, were stationed
outside the building and at a given
-mienal ratiltel tifb-'p'1K, cresttnr con'
siderable consternation. A quantity of
liquor, comprising alcohol and Liquor
Control Board brands, was confiscated.
Dungey and 8colne were arrested and
ordered to appear before Magistrate
Reid on Tuesday morning. They were
allowed their freedom meanwhile on
furnishing sufficient bail.
Mr. Hugh) UW
spent several
Toronto recently
on the trip WSW
Mr. Ewart Y
branch of the
spending three
home of his pa
Gordon Young.
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Mr. C. A. Maid,
returned to hie Was
n ew. In his a
cases were looked
Wm. Bailie and
PLUM!
Will correspondents and advertisers
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kindly have "copy" In early next week,
New
on account of the holiday on Friday?
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TELEGRAM CARTOONS
Hy. Moyer, who draws the "Nothing
but the Truth" pictures for The Tor-
onto Telegram, gilder:4y keeps an ego
on The Signal for sprightly bits of
news. Withla the last few days he
has had two pictures founded on items
in thea. columns, one the paragraph
"Do Babbits lily?" and the other the
Item recording •the leap year birthday
celeeratton of Utile Audrey Jean
Barker.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
Mark Wtlsoo and William Fisher,
two youths of Kosnoka, chkrged with
the that of a couple of tbreehing
~hoe hds..aie prepselr aE edwasd
..-r7l11eigt of Unborn township, were eon-
rdttesd fur trial lam week by Mages_
vovIdawl) irate Andrews of Clinton, sitting in
Pulite Court at Exeter. They appeared
re Judge Costello on Tuesday and
speedy trial, and the case was
set for Wednesday. March 23rd, at
2 ale. mr. Frank Donaelly is defend-
ing the termed. -
TAY RN DEPORTED
Wnlbm Baamaan, new Incarcer-
ated la the county jail, is to be placed
to sec >il�ae a jinn. Other Inmates of
the jttll {liinpta ed that he kept them
aweks at bights by his strange antics.
Thery Mea be alternately swore and
banged his bead against the
aII attd occasionally would undress
sad Ile on the floor of the cell. Medi -
at examination showed Baumann to
as irrational and inclined to violence.
was brought here from Wingbam.
e a native of Germany and may
file portal.
woos OR SUNDAY
ill Male Qusltette. whore
viatt to Knox cborcb had to be pott-
ed owlet' to likeness, will sing at
swain( *entice n Bundy. Tips
ns'• sutetgatel quartet - aaaga•;j�rd
Mr. IMaln
eek Jeba skinner,
b
Davison.
Z'b peegram
alj hie " ' JessF' (tsedi-
The many
Eleanor Smith,
Maga n F■ W,
hear that she
doable operatics
Falls general
Mr. Ed. Beck
from Commando,
where be had
son William.
boors he will
�J fr e; •
'MML-_4rMIstar Otter. who • Wee
severely cut by ' ying glaf'• �—
eutomOblle aceidept _at London last
week, returned Dome on 8aterday and
Is reported to 1s' making good pro-
gress in reeeiery from her Injuries.
Mrs. Kaitting wee a delegate to the
L.O.B,A, Grand Lodge meeting at
London. biro. R. W. Bell, another
delegate from Princess Mary Lodge,
was taken Ill while in Iandon and
was cared for at the Lome of her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hen -
from the New. W.
est Dvorak) ; and Mr. Freak -
*ogre will sing '•1 nes Rim Every-
where" (Twiner).
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ye•O�•,
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MR� scall' OORE
Mitchell Ad Mrs. Bred Moore,
of Munro, who ?•. Ia rattier tie-
Heats
wHeats health tot yeat�waa t(ttea
tli aids a « * sett etwttT
rather suddenly - *tell *m
In hes fifty -al TOdeceamed
woman's was Miss Haat
Johnston ited
• member of the I 1/alted church,
Munro, and •
Besides her b
Moore karts Mae twbotedaughlgrL
ters: Elwyn at Mrs. William
Johnston of Mrs. Frank
Morris of Fulls rie funeral was
held this Tuesdar ollernoon from
the cemetery adBibing the church.
MRS. MILLI], MIBPPARD
An aged resid Galierieb passed
away on Batu twit home on St.
Andrew's street, e parson of Mrs.
ElisabethIb
-Wttelain edam of tbe late
wee la
her eighty-fifth all had been in
ill -health for yer, but was
able to be aro
cold developed
in her death asnosiLledruresuir greatAstingb
field township.
tart of her life
baud predeCeas
She is surrlved
Sheppard, with
her home. Sipe
Knox Presbyte
Arra , was Add
to Maitland a
Craik, pastor of
church, having
In the absence
J. ILue, pastor
pallbearers w
Drennan„ WUII
ward
Her hu. -
thirty -Ave years.
son, Benjamin
she had made
au 'operant of
urch. the fuu-
ttdy . atempoon
.Bev. Re- W.
is strut United
of the 10 ,tee
wn of Rani, D.
x eburcb. The
Midden, Lott
egall ani Md
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re
AAneee. `The
RESULT OF THE DRAW
Before a packed house at the Capital
Theatre this (Thursday) evening the
draw was made for the prises offered
in couneectlon with the Lions Club cam-
paign in behalf' of the crippled chil-
dren's fund. The holders of the ctn.--
Mug tickets were:
Mins Beatrice Campbell—first prise,
seven hear
and Alme.
as a bel
D1
is -e•
he w
a
The tamely for
thelr home on
erich, where Mr.
since hla reit
ago. He was ■
Peter's church, lin • Aras also greatly
Interested to clic Sijttogenartan Nob,
to which be beigeHe Is survived
by one son, John, olt Windsor, and
three daughters, lag. Hugh McGovern
and Mrs. Leo Whitty of Toronto and
Miss Jessie McDonald at home. Two
Wau tern; illii Annie, of the Bell
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NALD lo •
at bif boas* en
tatalt
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on Monday at
Mrs. Norah Me
of Christie n
a
whom• death oss
ceased was • *in
. ILO
G oderleh,
ter a taw
war
ha
reet,'ded
, mild • ad Nv(ll
e some 1 • - years
member of 8t.
Fathers � s
at North St. Church
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Rev. a. !, Watts Gives bspiring _
Address ea "Oi od-touched Kea '
--Special Musical Numbers
Despite the "fin" epidemic a Mink
number of boys and tbelr elders gA• "".
tended the special Father and Bon
vice to North street United churchIM - •
Sunday evening. Lining up 1n the bilen-
ment of the church shortly Wan tree
service, they matched up the main au-
ditorium, where they completely filled
the centre group of seats. Other mem-
bers of the congregation, who also
turned out splendidly, occupied the
outside pews. The pastor, Rev. Gee,
1'. Watts, gave an inspiring talk on
"God -touched Men," choosing as hie
text the words of I Samuel 10:21%
"Mad There weal wles Was a band of
men whose hearts God had touched."
In introducing hie theme the preacher
stated that God -touched men were al-
ways practical, active, optimistic men,
and always looking for the beet in the
world about them and In boys. These
/Jed -touched men were dominant char-
acters, and the preacher spoke of the
value of the splendid characters of
many of our school teachers, college
professors, poets', authors and preach-
ers who have sought to dominate men
for good. God -touched men were
'resided for rectal, political and commer-
cial life; they were sympathetic men—
In sympathy with boys In their,spirit-
nal, mental, physical and social
growth, tbelr temptations and their
strong and weak points. They were
ready to help a boy along in his many
struggles, which they tried to under-
stand. Finally, God -touched men were
always spiritually daring—always
trusted God and dared great thongs for
Him -and there was a load of unity
between all such men.
The address was much enjoyed by
young and old. During tie welshes the
sit q, ea(lppsed of the lady
119 the • r choir and the
ed .0 LT. group, with
)ds. Isla at the ofgen, ren-
dered a y' chorus number, "Fol-
low igr r " M1w Gertrude Mist_
her et
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Mr. Robertson,--
lormoife
p es LII ttbtlee that, at
111ge topthe second Column on the
frost page• there Is a- paragraph en-
titled "1gtj of Soup!' Having given
such preba idirs a to a Ratement made
by an unfortus ate, unemployed young
fellow, 1 Mare been wondering whether
it was your intention to euggeat that
'Toronto Is not looking after her unem- -
ployedt to the very beat of her ability,
The reader is fully acquainted with
the unemployment problem, Partial -
Telephone returned CO., and Mary (Mrs. Joseph I LnrIy 1n the city of Toronto. The state -
da• y evening and Is Im QnR nicely. I Mrs. F:. Ile reer - yaruud prise, ,th Emeda), of Ot Thornlike, died leaf year meet made he this young chap to your
WO two others, Margaret stud Nelile town clerk was absolutely wrong. Ie
suaG
water Kent radio. (Mrs. Thomas McDonald), alio are p 11!ivin
•Meas Gene Content - thine pri*e;( the first lace. Toronto is not g
'� Oil E• (cedar the st• deceased. The funeral wag held on three meals a day to It. unemployed
PROTECTION QUESTION lir. ('ha+. Menhirs- fourth prize,
Monthly morning trap the family re- I sluRle men. They are giving, however,
sideucr 10 8t. Peter's church, where 1 two good meals. These mewls do not
sour lamp.
A local Imminent mini. Iambi to The' Miss J. Coals—fifth prize. kedak.
Capital Theatre- -et*th prize, foot -
the
• the tottgw}tn lbigervattone on
the question of peon• a flre-flghtfng I All the whiners are residents or
tool
service astable the,tewn limits; j Goderiel, although tickets were sold all
Inanranee rate's .on erarlons typos_ of over Huron conMy and beyond.
:'nrstr►ctlon have-bMo•etruck on
Mame tit lire-Agbtinf equipment to use; - IilK SiICK Lii9T
aeee elblllty of aweh equipment ; imtelt-'�- •-Ooderieh'a sick list this - -week in -
Meme of firemen proved by tem; ami- eludes a um/her-of quite serious cages.
ky of mem to mn�c gat(Jt run and'ef- Mr. Thos. J. Anderson, corner Cam- Thomas, and Mrs. James Flynn, of Meet41'1es mime or coffee, meat, pota-
fielenc of brig nod and Elgin avenue, 1e laid up (Tinton. The [welllnyrera were ter. j teras, turnips and bread. In the evera-
y equine' cope with Ares. Joseph Fellow's, Mr. Hugh McGovern, I Ing he rmMvea cocoa or coffee, meat
ntpmeut may with a eompticatlon of pneumonia and Mr. Jack Whitty and Mr. John Mc- with two vegetables and macaroni
be mit in the rnunt trylnR M Rlve
ell added
rsqulem mss was sneg by Rev. Father
Lowry, arid then, to the Rosman Cnth-
o1He cemetery in c'Olt4rne township for
interment. Attowatt tbImaitteeding the
funeral were: John McDonald, jr., of
Windsor; Mr. end Mrs. Hugh Me- *onp. In fact, If he had actually been
Govern and Mrs. 1•,•0 Whitty of Toron- receiving three meals consisting ort
to; Mr. Jack Bliley, of Landon ; Mr.
Joseph Emen and three daughters,
Margaret, Helen and Nora, of St.
• consist only of soup. I can quite un-
derstand tiny lad being full of soup
ellen he +sed that the city was freeing
threat loran of-nHien three times -a day.,-. _
He must have been still fall of that
soup alone.-Trionret have been obtained -
through. -.ague charitable . associaHon.
At noon any man presetttlhg his ticket
What Dapper[. It`
t In town? sometimes
other
troubles.
Mr. William Coate, country regis-
trar, la seriously 111 at hie home on
Orth street.
Alex. Henderson Cambria road,
has been Ina serious condition for
ds s.
John Re eelds father o . r. J.
e de of the county jell, la In
h ital recuperating after
nn performed on ray.
Dr, W. F. Clark was taken 111 while
vhdtinR his daughter, MINA Recta, at
Toledo Ohio, and was In the hoapttal
there, but at latest report was conval-
escing.
o val-
escing• '
Miss Hazel Hamilton Is making gelid
preinees it Alexandra bnnpitel niter an
operation for appendieitla.
Donald, eon of Mr. and Mr*. D. IL
Wiggins. ,Is recuperating after "" DR. MARTIN'S ;ADDRI!EiRS
operatItm for appendtcttia which h,.
underwent In Alexandra hospital Dr- W. W. Mnetidelfverd a very
Interemting aside•.,* the Guild room
cost ERTER$' AT-HOME M Pt. Georr's chnreR- ! Monday even-
_""..-)-r.hr,••,o of Court (ksl- inR, in conjunction eOlth the reetor'a
program of we•eklr leetares on various
enbjertn during Lents The eubjec•t of
Dr. Martin's talk was "World "wow.
servlee, and Are b ou Donald
When reytlatratlon oeurredl In Au -
There la much more than $5,000,000 WATER AND 1.1(iy
worth of property bedew harbor hill, N N: COMMI88ION gust test, toy cit eofg Toronto had 00;
consisting of flour mIH, elevators, lake Mr. AT d ('rnunilTor Wnr+ell, Aatrman M the Met uue•mploysd renlmber , Approxi-
wnter, light and hashnr committee of mately half of this number were single
steamers railway lnnldtngm ran and
coaches, Ste-, whary dredges, gas*.
several y the town cn il. n red before the men and the other halt were married
BUSY KARVESTINO ICEf N J water and ItRht cont a nn Thnra men with famillee, The fere married
mea -•
tins Mtonet tanks, Ieq power to p 'baton Mr. 7 have -been fasiated, when not being able
The advent • oto iceme weather ride atter ns theday night last and n that another
eQulpdrr('et *i pro- R. R enol
brought hope* to the icemen, who had vide water prenuyrre and maintain Alexandra enep De street light be placed) am His, ks atred•t. to receive work at the hands of the
almost given up any Idea of being able lighting service, •IIan Sato d The matter wan referred to the super-
intendent
city, with provislona and fuel through
t -winter, - 1 operation for .•,...a _ Home. of Industry. The single
eST0
The imperintenplent. wax authorized
to purchalle lee dirty-1'0ot Misr
polen from 'Richard Porter at p prier
of fili catch delivp red:
-- The 1Appliastlam,.•attat,n_ oke_ler
electric range serk inn -lb his dwelling
Nuperintendent for a report.
Nat and 'doted away. Extensile° oper-1 What would. happen if 010-ine of the for two meals' each day. The writer is
receive meal tickets that were good
very busy getting the summer's 'tipsily people „„wiwilt,,,-? -...
Graham's; cutting machine has been at ere „n a windy day os-, Line? --
are laying in a euPPI7. Wel* was ma' town taxpayer has proehtied the funds nnittivererfortr, and we !wive teem ap-
meneed on Friday morning• and has go farther than say Saltford? • ending at an average of sixty a week.
nee but also to provide for others who
eontinued otteadily. even Sunday being What sionree of este: supply is de- These men have been receiving their
to pnrchene end operate, be allowed to
utilized In in effort to secure as much meals' through the tickets supplied by
a return of warmer weather. In all ebeintem Rpcorsom which would he convinced that our city ham done its
seventeen teams have been hauUng, tieeired at (untying fire*, then the beet full share toward* alleviating the me-
lee as poialble before there amid Ise If It he argued thatIt in only the
and it is expected the harvent will be suggesrtion would be that east town- tering caused through unemployment
completed by the end of this week, if ship hive a trailer fltted,,with orb ale It le on this' account that I regret that
good lee hold. ont until then. The lee paratns whleh could he located •t a your paper shouM carry on its front
page a sitatenient which is, to my
quelity. Resides Mr. Graham, the Me. knowledge, absolutely untrue. The Un-
dress to the place of of, prection conveyed to your ;seders is
16 ah(411t eight hie*" t'lli'll and '"f good eentrat point and whielt so car ennid
clerk het wrong end 1 eertainly conk! not like
John end MANOR. Graham ars petting miam,
Thiation torten the your readers to think that the city ot
Kay Bros.. the McDonald Bros., and Canadian Fire Underivriters'
and O. E. Fleming also •re laying in a serriee nubile* their psunielpelltlee, tion • f gentlemen, Mr A. Mnefle
Babylonia? (2) Greece; GI) Veneto lx not undertaking her full Or
tip lee for nee in theft liaising hmtinens. year that they had epPirarained oh -
and Robert Clark, Vir II. Bleeketcre ieetiona to flre 'deportment,' giving
smPPIY• tliongh they ahonld •-velltdoe it mad- And, Mr. W. Myrtles consolation. After I ERYPt and Yours' very eincerely,
The erIch, No. 32, Canedian Order of For -
eaters. held on Titenday evening in
MacKay Hall, wan an intereeting nnd
enjoyable event. mud was attended by
their wiefe1 and frieuda The telly
part ef the evening was &raged to the
playing of euchre. in which the prise -
winners were: For Mrm. A.
Macfie• first, Mee. .1 Berbour cements -
non." which Gaipldered from; NO -
political and rielgionol aspileta
The theory of Charles Darwin wan
eonsidered and the peogrepta of man
period!' In fhe pip ,p4/lernent fhe Mt -
man rate. which %tete selerted as mile -
Rome: (4/ Rensissealle; (5) the world
Two aerldent" have °criallre'd fleahle little's!. the onsugity of Amore- the games an intersecting program M wAurrtt
at the time the French Revolution.
thP aperatiOns began. On Seturday tem and the number of men on the MI- made and recitation* wari given. Mr. r Mareh 19
morning team of horses, driven 87 ode were antfielent to allow of Ha he- H. j. A. liseEwen meting eim ehairman. •101 f I" lbe'Preuetil day
into
several opuperiewe were Riven hy • lyre. NIRO dIACtIAAPd pre.entelal Olen.. brief -
Harry Maass, ventured on • now' Ins done without endsniterine the
eovered of thin lee out of Whitt fejt'''. They •111tP: "APPIIANIllig to OOP Opp (1 heatra, eomponed inn Jean ly end eaprestied'his captipion as to (FAllior's Note.—The item to whir% 4
sword* fh• number nf Mee on the God- glee ;f
I,. had been taken remain', with the rereigh rings. oimi what is necepeery to bring nbont flit lir Smith refer!' wax not written with
Piaui that the horses broke through retch brigade etiostdoremy new than boot, menet goy grerhetirmr, der. tire peace and pre -perky There WIIA any intention of reflecting neon —
Chit their load. Tbe drizieetitroped te ki minim* for the protection of the Jae. and ernes* Breekenrlditr. drnln• fair ittendalace 1,. Neer the lisetilTP onto's' trestnient lit the unemployed.
ia
safety. end with Doter the
haresa,aeig Ow" Is" ve 108-Jirelre rem' able would hardly et service. be- hy letals.„.Metta Itartootre, and reelta-
Grafter hod the istsfortone to taro a
Meek ot Ire tan on Ms toot,
met WO teneestro .
rather melon@ " Mester le lee Johnston werit.
bug Max onetime eg benfeetwe wore &Merrell 7 the chairmen. Mr.
ratee to all rate and no &milt MarEwnn Rev W ("talk anti liffe
4.111offe anita 'room 1,14 Span ra, organiser for the COF
1".1111101011001r .4- ▪ -7r7"-P41"
ii/Aa
•.; faet, that angle of the 'fitifffer 41111
-* ("Fenttr) Mecitouttell., AO( necur to the writer at all. It was
Prefeeelmeal wreoler. lis In town *rain ; just e little "human hoe/Peet" story
ailliewnsereneysio. mosso roe 5- 5 PARRS OA "111011.11110* gla AtIAMPAPAThitArvt•'ssup•••••wrimir
SPIrildie at liamiteen on menicay! Wanderings We ATP gime tu give spate
to Mr. earthen defence of the good
name of him eity and to know that les
out -of -work* are being PO well eared
evening, in whh the jaw W11.1 broken.
iistrDelledl, however. won the hone
He is ereedInt mons* thee with Ma
Imother aed tire, her here
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