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Ce' Get Two
Weeks' Holiday
Council Divides on Question and
Qounsiller Humber Talks of
Oourt Lotion
meeting of the town council es
evening was marked by a dirt -
on the question of the policemen's
The Mayor gap his mating
►g . Sete to dseltl *fiver of the
.,#,I,,, Usual two Wasps' mettles, instead of
one week as favored by four members
of the ceutuli.
All the members were present. -
The elect read the declaration Of
the election of Bertha M. Johnston
and Lola M. Gray as pubik school
trustees ter the remainder of the year
1932.
The tai collector reported $2,138
collected dace the last report. Dog
, taxes were not being paid proeetly
es -a.'Jed a atascial melee woo • b.4a t.'
'. •.3I te every owner in arrears beta* ash
. ther action was take,,
The sexton of Maitland cemetery
reported four Interments in July.
Apptkatloos for building permits,
as follows, were referred to the fire
.- oommlttee: Jos. Glbeoe, range, St.
INivid's street; Reg. McGee, re -roof -
tag garage, Hamilton street; M. W.
Rowell, repairs to ban, 8t. Vincent
= street; W. (1 Stazel, re -roofing shop,
' West street; Alex. Young, reroofing
' i dwelling. Nelson street; FA. Hornier
,...-.. parch on dwelling, Nelson atoest, -
-A lotion - teem the Hydt
Power Commission called *Gentle. to
.ss the condition of a fire alarm signal
wire attached to s Hydro pole on
West street. The council was re-
quested to have this put to proper
condition. Referred to the fire elle-
- ; . mlttee.
;-,,. A letter from the Great Lakes Har -
a .hers Association, notitylag the -sora.
.,soil of the anneal convention. to be held
at ilaMttton In September, and aakiug
„!or the membership fee a $100, was
' _referred to the water, Ilght. and harbor
eo Wei. :
netcatloss front . tW ()Mario
rtscrrt of Leeds mod Pbreste with
r and to the res tabllsbmeat of
, farmers on the land were referred to
the tspec•tal rommlttee.
s' A from Coe, - ne, Murrey
CiODETtrei t, 3'iT'i" "r `.1", assort+ '
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TO OUR SRADIRRS
Owing to premiere upon our culymns
Ibis week a large number of items 'of
local news are unavoidably omitted.
1f any Item In which you ars especi-
ally interested does set appear, kind-
ly accept this as the explanation.
CUTTING OUT KINCARDINE
The steamer 1Xasitoulin made her
scheduled trip to Kincardine from
(loderieb on Sunday. Only a few
boarded the !coat her. The manage -
meat have deckled M discontinue call-
ing at Kincardine, 5 It has been found
that entrance to the harbor there te
unsafe.
KITTY TO43CHER8
At Monday nlgbt's heal tourna-
ment on the bowling greens, Albert
Taylor and Peter Bisset won first
prize, with Geo. Symonds and W.
Snazell second.
On Wednesday evening the winners
were George Mumby and t. Pridham,
second prize going to J. W. Newcombe
and Geo. Mathleson.
STRATFORD BAND WAS GOOD
The convert given -4e -asset ileum
ee-«e Sunday evening by the
C.N.R. Band, Stratford. was enjoyed
by a large number of mush• -lovers. A
epeeist quartette of male yokes also
rendered pleating hormone in a num
ber et selections of sacred meek
Another enjoyable feature of the eon -
cert ensab•ted of selectlutw t. cm flit
tubular chimes, which could he heatd
distinctly for several blocks ftotn tbe
Nqua re.
RELEASED ON OTTAWA ORDER
Joeeph fteilth, of Blues -ale, serving
tyro _month' tesm„ia the_ salon&
jail here for assault, was released en
Monday morningafter serving halfn
the @coteise. Smith's release was in
accordance with ba order from the
Secretary of State at Ottawa to Sher-
iff Middleton. Smith was sentenced
on July 5th by Jertdge Thomas M.
Costello, for assault Dien Earl Coder -
west at Bluevale 1!(e - rsaeos was
given for the order of release.
SINCLAIR VIBI'I't POSTPONED
The Bird's Eye denim eetebratlou
has been postponed -4P a weft`. Weed
was received this morning that Ger-
doe Sinrlatj, tweaks tarScorrespon-
dent, whip. es to Owe a talk os his
recent maim 1517 as t ung Park
hotel next tnrdae. %trodlrf , not be
,able to beat ,tee os day Accord
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Jos. Hahklrk. of Windsor, is
visiting at the h .tee ut Mr. John Nfv-
tna,
Mr. Bert Foley, of Windsor, Is visit-
ing at tl..' home of hie father, Mr
Robert F. el'.
Mr. Mo ^Is Swanson, of Windsor, Is
vl*tlng ee th his mother, Mrs. M. C.
Swanson, grope street.
kisses .cattle sad Resale Freeman,
of Windier, are visiting at the home
of Dr. and Mn Freeman.
ktlas Stuator, of Cornell University,
visited in town for several dere last
week, the guest Of Mr. and MIL H. T.
Mr. ami-Hrs. Maitland Martyn and
atm Dons ,t, of. Detroit. are vMtieg
le Osderi•h and at Mrs. Martyr's
home In t'Ilntun.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moss and son,
Mr. Home.Mor, of Thorndale, visited
at the buute of Mr. and Mrs. John L
Altkee t11's week.
Rev. H. G. aid Mrs. Whitfield and
bobs AettL Of Northville, Mph., were
the goeste' Last week of Mrs. Ili}ilrela,
Bruce stn. t.
Mteser Chef -dem and-11;arimte Mist-.
Lyn, of aetssit, visited iirtirorlrfer a
week and returned to Detroit by
steamer Maulteulin.
Mr. John 1. Altkeu recently -passed
his seventy->'xth birthday and spent
the stinker- ry at London with his
ran, Mr. ArJeu Aitken. -
I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ci:i'ab'. of
London, street the weeks at tihe
!tata fit ra. Sr_nnaton'. parents, Mr.
rid 11Cn! '+R Q Sonley.
Mrs. A: thur Feltz, of Lima, Ohio,
is a gse,t at th home of Mrs. C. I
Moore, Lig street, where -she wilt
visit ter-+te'veral weeb. Monday, hot ever. Ne
Mr. am Yrs. Martin Stewart and tier] up at the south • than fire
broke out
e
son, Jobe, of Pasadena, California, t to th boat. 'cutlet ala
are vl.ltJi:;; at Mr. Stewart's old home, ton, .tin contslnhag oat Vla•haiAett
the Benmiller Nurseries.. cartridge, had -been lybieto tine seat
Mrs. Thos. McKenzie has returned and In somem
suer it' disc•1(argeed
from Toruotati where she ..spent the 1'7 r small bey why ,- mulatto'
winter with ler son-in-law and daegh- It. The explosion Ign1 a bode
ter, Mr. and Mrs Walter Buchanan paper around the ext$
Distress Signals PERSONAL MENTIp1 1
r ]Ira. J. D. Stewart. of Detroit. Is
Bg. Reser
visiting with friends Is town.
i J Mr. William C. Stinting, of Hanna,
Alberta,. 1s visiting Mr. Wm. Streetun.
Mr. R. J. Smith and two small Noma,
Detroit Pleasure Yielli Caught in of Guelph, were Sunday e•istter. it
Storni off Ib. l r onBeady town.
°r Mrs. J. A. Carpenter spent the wotek.
with her sisters at tbelr summer baste
r at Loug Reseb.
The sudden &ppaanaAa tot dlsttesa Mr. and Mrs. Ferguaou; of Weed -
signals, about a nUe
Sunday afternoon easaMM
tbe erovida that lft
shore, oil
tomes
.sudttr gise
stork, spent the week -ergo with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Nadir.
Dr. 11. Strachan, of Olevelitgt:
spent tbe wick- with his to
tiboetia-bas-4 oclotth.))llaeJ, eiosisJ•....
WOEtraelt
[r. and Mn, Ii Hen
storm waa4mminesik;
appearing against
the sky were at
dlstrew rockets. A
lausehes immediately -
aid of those to trou5le.
In the like a small
be seen llonudering in
by this time had bet
Bain drove the wa
bet the progress of the
distend .with 1seesaat.
arrived lit the barter
with some amusement
three or four feathers
one of the small
only In their bathing
edgers of the .yacht
belts.
The ower of tie
alibi," of 'etrolt, ex
gine trouble had der
feared he craft would
pieces by the waver:
(rest rockets.
Misfortune seemed
white puff*
acknese of
e se•ognized as
t• of motet
off to the
A wile out
yacht could
ter, which
he choppy,
W shelter,
Lei eras -still
mus noticed
5, w
guntrtettill
boats-p(8ad
the se-
t_,
" tty-
ea-
snd ISaT•ilad
.led to
the dly-
hita
bed 11
Rr. mod •>Z d-jets sad child
the Are w•aa e•ti
1 ren, of St Cl..lr Mkt ciMMd the
lady's cousin Mrs. T W t A TitEA
damage was done;
rrrener, uwa, T
end ber aunt, Mn. McDonald, In Rip-
ley, i Through the
Mr. ■nd Mrs. H. T. Edwards had as . Mra. Jas. R. Reyeside.
their guest for several days the past the Children's Shelter
week their nephew, Professor Nor- ful day at Sunset t. -a
man Buchanan, of Colgate University, day. Mr. Reynolds
Hamilton, N.Y. 1 children and Mrs. 011
I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Gauley', of taken is cars to tbs.
Clereland, 0., alsrnt the •,
CaseeNed
The &mance committee reported:
"Regarding the proposal as passed
to exchange 148,000 of 1934 Victory
bonds In the O. W.S.R. fund as held
by the Toronto General Trusts Cor-
poration, for $50,000 Province of On -
petted that tbe event win be held the
following Saturday, with Loth Gerdcu
Sinclair and Jimmy Frio., theeartgon-.
1st, on hand.
GETTING READY FOR FAIL TAOI
At a meow*, 6f TEO directors of
the Goderich Industrial ,Rxhibitioe on
tarlo 5% per cent., due 1948, at 97, Saturday night last, judges for the
as arranged with Messrs. McLeod. fall fair to 1a• held September 20 and
Young, Weir & Co, Limited, the
Trusts Corporation would not make
the exchange without an order of ap-
proval from the Ontario Railway and
Municipal Board. The Board did not
see that they had any jurisdiction and
we regret that the deal had to be
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cancelled. As the Ontario bonds had
---kiereaaed in value, Messrs. McLeod,
*Young. Weir & Co. Limited nave sent
--a cheque for 1900 as the town's share
of profit, and we recommend that this
amount be placed 1n the town's O.W,
N.B. fund.
"We do not think it fair that no
melon could have been taken me MI
to receive advantage of the recant
bond offer., and we think that some
concerted action should be taken by
the interested municipalities to see
that there ponds can be exchanged
when a good opportunity presents It-
self."
The Committee reported that the
net proeeeds from the grandstands at
the race meet on August 1st were
1721.38, of which one-half goes to the
G.dericb Trotting and Pacing Asso-
Matto') and the other half to the
town funds.
With referenee to the request from
the village of Port Dalhousie for as-
sistance In meeting eourt emits In con-
nection with a decision regarding
grants from the Highways Depart-
ment, the committee reeeommended
that the Port Dalhousie council be
asked for further Information as to
Hie costs and as' to the advanages
t•eelved.
Other recommendations were: That
1150 be paid on the Blue Water High -
(Continued on pare 1)
1KaeKAY--MaeDONALD
At the parsonage of North street
United church on Wednesday evening,
at 7 o'clock, Rev. Geo. T. Watts per-
formed the mintage eeremony uniting
Miss Norma Catherine MacDonald,
daughter of Mr. ■nd Mn. Donald Mac-
Donald of Ripley, and Mr. Kenneth
Alexander MacKay, eon of Mr. and
Mn, Donald MacKay, also of Ripley.
The young ronple will resile at Rip
ley.
A SUCCESSFUL EVENT
The bridge and dance held by the
Maple Leaf Chapter, 1.0.1'113., at the
Pavilion on Wednesday afternoon and
evening was ■ marked suecee. Both
the bridge games In the afternoon
WWI the donee ■t night were well at-
- teed.d Mn. E. Brows, of Chit -ago.
watt winner in auction bridge and Mrs.
J. H Taylor, of OM.rfeh, in eontreet.
Twenty five tables of bridge were In
erogrese dnrtng the afternoon. Tea
waa served Awning the afternoon.
- Teat* Rhaw'o oreheetra, hest !Brat-
_ nerd. tarnished the mnak for the dene-
--
SI tore will the wheal Y •C rotten., wrotten.,
hkh prover) pine am attraction.
1•i -e.
21, wereappointed. Application was
made by the Women's Institute for
spire for a special exhibit of Canadian.
made goods, and a suitable space will
be provided. -
Word -his iese received from the
Provincial Department of Health of
a apeulai exhibit from that depart-
ment, and the Dominion Experimental
Farm at Ottawa also Is sending an
exhibit.
The directors will meet again on
Saturday night, August 20th, to make
further preparations for the coming
sherd, - -- -
AT THE HARM*
The yacht Rlmada, of Dearborn.
Mich., was in the harbor on Saturday
Islet- The F:lmada ran Into hard luck
on her trip down the lake .oa. Satur-
day morning. While pasting Point
Clark .he evidently Came too close
to shore and *truck a rock, damaging
her steering wheel slightly.
The freighter Home Smith arrived
on Friday night from the head of the
iakes with 175,000 bushels of wheat
for the Goderieh Elevator and Trans-
it Co.
The tug Champlain and lighter
Menletlgne, of the Sin -Mac Lines, pot
In at the harbor on Sunday evening
and have been engaged In lifting three
huge "anchors" from the sunken Gov-
ernment dredge Q k R. These are
some 48 feet long and standing up-
right on the sunken dredge they were
a menace to navfgaUoo,
AT HOTEL SUNSET
- Guests at Hotel Sunset, the past
week iterei Yr. and kers. W. 0.
Millington, St. Louie, Mo.; Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Gibb London; Morris B.
Percival, London; Dr. and Mrs. A. C.
McKay and son, Sandy, Toronto; Mr.
and gra. T. Tapert, Mra. H. E. Tap-
pet and MIM Margaret MacAWey, De-
troit; Mr. and Mn L. W. Dowling
and Sons, I4neoln, 1.11.; Dr. George R.
Kelso, Bloomington, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cowan, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrn.
F. A. Hough, and Mies Rtmemaly
Hough, Aeahentburg; P. C. Sample,
Indianapolis; Mr. and Mn! W. J. Do-
hany, i etreit ; Mr. and Men. Wragby
and family. Birmingham, Mich.; Mr.
and IYn. Hugh L. L.abhatt, London;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Prondfoot and Miss
HNt.n Prondfeot, Toronto; Mn. George
Elliott and Mims Elliott, St. Thomas;
Mlet Manse T Mltrhdl, Detroit; Mrs.
A. L. Dfc•klnaon, Windsor; Mile prase
Taylor, Wallaosburg: Mr. and Mrs,
A. H. McKay, Mir A. Ainslie and Mr.
Harry Ilbmphrey, Hamildm ; Mr and
Mrs. L. R. Doherty end family, Strat-
ford; MIS, That. Patterson, MISS Pat-
'rllrtwcw, Mho Lem and hr. Wm. Randle,
HamIltow; Mrs. O. M. Mair, Was Masa
n etm ` „sit $
w1 4t, 1tMYr >tf argarsiH nhnittoa.
kertoa.
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derson. a
Wiudsor, spent the week -end visit*,
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrow.
Mrs. John McKeuaie was at Ripley
on Tuesday attcuding the funeral of
her sunt. the late Mrs. John McDoa-
a1d.
Messrs. G. Carpenter and K Sale
spept the week -end at Welland sad
wltneseed the °pents& of the
cast&.
Miss t:. $ogar..o1-.Klr,cton.
R . _.M*rss, on.
._lis IOUbelt! Of Mr. en Mrs.
1!L4JLING LAM'
The Signal'a malt
oorrected this Werk. e
mistake. lu the letw
eerltter euaeeerued
promptly
• AT KINGSTON
kas heft
are r' •
ll tbw• sat.
not*, ea
MO)
John Jardine was Mien to Ports-
mouth Penitentiary on D7
Sheriff Middleton sad table Rata -
dry to compeers a In ttnir toe* me
has a1 tt M 1_ terms tor
offenses . tit which be
le now ittes,
1'R W. 'Wallace, mak, jw *hod
RIC tasks of medical O jiitlorers la
Uodetde'b and will have rJ (dice et
Ids home, We111ugter'.. Dr.
Wallets, who le a eon Ii<,tie laja WO -
limn Wallace of tows.- pea
two yearn at Shelbwra*Ovt.,
since taken poet-gradu4 week
Royal Victoria hoeptta , gat
endue prietloe la God
has the goodwhtl et 1iis t nue
friend* : aaek nut• the - fowl;
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Joh' Fell. ENQt'EBT IN • Loci NTSIB L DEATH
Misses Christine and Sara McKim .tt the inquest in 't1 ea Wednesday
haVe returned from a %lilt to at itetgrave into the death. 3g}n A.
,oho, where they attended the mill- Met'ouuell of Toroot ,, w a llle4
ry openings, , Saturday counting tr. an automobile
Mr. J. A. llaiton, .Neilsen street, and amide/it en No 4 I,tg w' Belierave,
ton, J. H., of Buffalo, are spending the Jury found that the- .''sr was}petng
it holidays with' frlends to Winnl driven at too great *sof •od roeslsier-
and Chicago. ing weather conditiOas. ; tier the he
Mre. B. Arnold and daughter; Miss .Horst a charge of eriminr,i. tteglkgenee
Beatrice Arnold. were in Windsor last w•a.. Preferred egaMst-t,iljn ]de('on-
we•k, attending the funeral of the laic knell, tict •ywr 'y py, -who,%cam delving
Semnet la Word
Gipsy Smith at
North Street Church
Svangeliat Tells of His Early Life
and Conversion -Heard by •
r.rg. Oousr(ations
Great cosgregatioall attended the
services In North street United chard
on Sunday, when Glair Siam Smith,
thternatioually-known evangelist, occu-
pied the ptdpit morning and evening.
The evangelist. who war Dorn and
raised in a gipsy camp In England and
Was a horde -breaker along the United
States -Meek° border before his con.
version, bad an Interesting and ineptr-
tttg message to give his hearers and he
delivered It fu a quiet, unemotional,
hlat very arresting manner. He has
been aptly termed "the quiet evange-
list." His addresses are full of tnttt-
etat and. Ms humorous spirit easels be
bee feature,
sit ehno aserateg.. •.
tit's talk was ou "An Unexpected
Event,' and way founded on the Scrip-
tural passage dealing with the ensu out
of whom had been cast a legion of
vita. Rev. G. T. Watts, pastor of
epuretb fatruduced .&M speaker.
"It was so unexpected event," the
latter said. "tor the crowds who had
followed Seem to see the formerly de-
mented uunu silting at the feet of the
Master. Tln•y went out to see a wild
man and beheld in mild one." Mau,
ef- hie sttd+cn a might flwe come t0
c the ter. 11.' was L-m_82i1)a9
- Mr. -wed item.--Aivx. Meth rt•LtrrIIAf{jy`jJ-' __ +►
this week from Chatham, X,11., where - _ __•
ti for some weeks'. • The marriage o
f ri
g s
this 10,456
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the had been ho
y ItelatLtg kith tela•
r, and Mrs. Alvin Gingrich, Of -I: en elder tln►tiRhtrr l Mrs, J,
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tetlIIr N.T, were re, %''s
id t friend Mr.
11r• l he•rtyou and dr,.ws Wer• joint l;, ter, of De-
lllar Rllnabelb Smith. trust. wee solemc;,u,d . undo
tips- Mr. :,nd Mrs Fraser,-ttd•ott. t 7, at 8[111 he.atslatalueal that _the reason r ----- -
De -
ore W lighters. Naac, and Lois, of 1 e air+id. iI l., pb }} Of 11r: end'v. histr. capacity as l.. -s u'.e' o s attended
onto. are the guests,• of tae Misr, tl,• .1. /..nes at
bride wore his mebrotitings was heel" of the mein-
,,,. onto.
•- -t itol.ertsun, Victoria street. age he Ivuugl,t.
a pretty travelling snit of resole ••The Gospel .till is doing chi
R Mr, end Mrs. Ralph Stephenson aid 1 R tfp-
Mr. std Mrs Reid and daughter .lean, gin with (trey fur trimmings, hat sn111 Is •hanging people's lives," he
t Mr: sad Line
spent Snndny last al [he• ;sad .hews of grey. Afler tone wedding stee'l:tr.sl. .eterring to his own cdhver-
latnatea of repast Mr. and Mra. awn.
ia lett un a awn. "It you nett looking for a
• delight- home of Mr. and ,Iles. John Fell. motor tzlp to Slap. Ile/ N
firs. ,I. Itt.tnnw. Lon and da liter, EM preacher you wouldn't be likely to go
l0edaea• inP.411 Iced Deerg, Altar spent a fork, Atlantic w C{Iy nshingte down ou the Mexican bonier amongst '
will resid Itetr• eon' hey! and hersebreakers. -But - •' s r. '
''Ieoltg, mbrta. rstad. ,: L : " thin is where the Lord watt to can
If God t •, cell I per, Ja't ,
ghoj 'cath t itort aegtgarth awl (h. wt., min L. Aa-
fHhn
:hens hint tkewtg ,-est. ostty. 'bey eT--.
pec•fed merhal.s to see n man in gipay
orb with d,
g ark , mylrxlon, and they
beheld a m:un with fair features and
hair and nue et hu dressed as auk• or-
dinary man tuight dress. •'Tlu-y for-
get," he said, -Hutt conversion trans-
forms as -v l se reforms."
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j•e }sheek as Neste df Mr. D.('' They
(.`e
m: a ey, ambridge t, tmppn for tbeu. The at et
their return they were accompanied by the beautiful waterside Miss
Miss Se tali and IttTotd `t&1lirey,` WWI t !fptli'> VI"Tic "tis" lfiildfeu
are making a holiday visit to Cleve- zest, and it was a happy thee
land.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Aitken, with Miss Ir•-•eselltienfilVitileffK RACIr,
Rose Aitken. tecestly visited their son
Mr. Arden Aitken, at London. Mrs,
Aitken has been quite ill in the hos-
pital tit London and her (loderleh
friends will be pleased to know that
she is much Improved and expecte to
leave the hospital shortly.
Mise Kathleen (Ie'arihue, of the
Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto,
arrived In town Thursday evening. -to
spend a week with her aunt, Mrs. G.
W. Itlack. MJsa Clearihue was a*'
eonrpanled by her mother, Ctrs. H. P.
C'leuribue, with whom .he had spent
the past two weeks in a visit to the
Thousand Islands, Montreal and Que-
bec. Mrs. Clearihue will be in town
for a few weeks before returning to -
her home at Regina, Bask. _
Mr. G. H. Mclla rdy, • of Bator
RonI I
aa d + wee
tIewebs toeree'►-prendmfther: stns. --is.- W.i
1 warMlse-Tiler Ferguson and Miss
for au. Catharine Kranz, of Woodstock, are
guests this week of Miss Jean Abeil.
Mica Marjorie Daer and Miss Marjorie
( Frida7.whe Is hu was ..etc '.• ven•
tage* of oh -traria -a?" atruek ler au aye In the hands of•his BpMkeusl lSae/bgttahe Needed
toFiuntu.'irrPs.. 7TnTiiy. of"Bisy l•hT.
The latter seas estopping out n stump In the eve ting the gipsy evangelist
while the meet were engaged in road i.spoke on the subject of "Cettver.iee,1
repair work on the Blue Water Illgh• Is hiking as his text Act 10:11134. tell -
wey three milt% -north -ol Gerlclt. i Ing. ed the impriruument and subaer=
1.
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- s the axe descended, Smith, who was : queut deliverance of Patti and 811as,
solding a eh.sm-J. extended bin arm through the ,means of an earthquake -
The flat of u s ries of pigeon IItghts Lacfie.
foie young birds was held
from Park. Mr. lied Mrs.- Caswell J. 'Rumball
1.111 at the week -end by the Coder- and sone, Norman and John, of Torun- I
1e1,11Homing pigeon As,oclatlon. All
pigeon's -racing in these events are of
this year's birth. Percy Johnston's
birds were prominent among the win-
ners, three of them being Included lit
the first five birds reported.' The birds
were release! et 7 oreleek ■sit the first
IM
five home, with their rating Mnum-
ber and time of arrival. were es fol-
lows:
Band No. Owner Arrived
209 P. Johnston 9.07 a.m.
•
Re. .n., are vel last west wl
es his
annual 'summer visit to Ooderlch. He
is sevompanied by his granddaughter,
Mise Helen McHardy of St. Louie,
Mu., and his grandson, Mr. Gordon
McHardy, of Baton Ronge. They have
Just returned from a trip to Scotland,
Mr. Mcltardy's native land. Mr. Me -
Hardy, who uaualiy spends. a long
summer season in Goderieh, is being
warmly greeted by his many friends
here, and particularly by the members
of the golfing fraternity, with whom
he le a prime favorite.
A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
Time files, and Mr. M. Robins says
he has been In business In Ooderich
twenty-one years. To celebrate the oc
cation be announeen an anniversary
sale to commence Saturday of this
week and to continue for eight days.
A list of some of the bargains he is
offering appears on page 5 of The Sig-
nal this week.
"" iROAD ACCiDENTS
A ear driven by Jo.. Armstrong of
Detroit ran Into some cattle on the
road In front of J. Parrish'., at Dun-
lop, on Satnrday night and was
turned over in the ditch. Mr. Ter -
,nee Hunter and Harold Armstrong,
son of the driver, who wore In the ear,
received Injurleee and the car wax
damaged. The damages were nettled
amleahly by Mr. Perriih, the owner of
the eattle.
On (Sunday when a ear driven by
Ben Cork's of Clinton turned Into a
gateway six miles south of Gndenet
es the Bine Water Highway an Ar -
tow bus coming hehird ernstled into
1t and turned the ear upside down.
Both ears were coming north. No-
body was Injured, fent both car and
taus were damaged. The inanran ee
ealneenien win nettle the question of
damages ttetweea themselves.
The firemen were called to fight a
emelt blew at the harbor on Tuesday.
The roof of an oil -hones belonging to
Wm. Porr,st, contractor. became ig-
nited In point. manner aid amok, lama
nu: • IkefkaiiiA ? eFee- at tonnage .et
i asi neby. Ore wax gak4Jy
thigslehed, little dawege beteg dose,
196 W. -Bakes-- . , , .,A - 9.58
288 W. Geroasette ••• 9.50
187 P. Johnston 10.00
441- 10.00
all lIII 1 Thrv•e lit irteriee In
to, are vlsitlag at the Dome of Mr. f ui he same eartlnquake also was the -
to, are 1'e parents, Mr. sad Mra. E. J. fhe wind were w•cervrl. Dr. F:mmer• means of• the converalou of the jailer,
rRnmball %,wit tre°ffrvt'th1•-injnredlutnd. which It took an earthquake to bring the
now' it doing n" well is can M• ex• Jailer to tits sonar.," the gipsy cried.
Gtr, and Mrs. A. W. Cnttenden and Its-tWi.
who were ei chkrch today needs a spiritus]
yFsmltlh at the Buffalo,
of the
lady's ; TRAGIC 11)131TH OF A. n. mon.ff N rtbpuake. Let us pray for a -spirit-
1 mot -her end brother, )Ir. Alex. W. The sad news ant been received of tai The speaker
to tura Its back to God."
Weston, in GodPrkfi town.Ltp the the depth of A. Hotwrt Morton, a form,
I speaker wrttt re to describe the
week, have returned to Buffalo. - er Gaferich boy who went to tieattls'. ptetaen0t financial depression e, ,a mild
Dr, lhtm•an Ranting and Mrs. gest- Wash., aunt years ago and eventually form of spiritual earthquake, Men's
Ing, of Barrie, and their sun Nr Er• bet•amc vI.-e prealdrnt of the ? atlonai [ lei m mese tuning Mack to the Gos-
seat Bank of Ctemmenr there. Ile hack ped inn'" and more, he declared.
Sera. T.
boon Itt'for taste month.. and feed re- He toil of the ■rrbt, at one time,
Ranting Istel from nosiness. ate) a. neme,rtecl 111'. is father, itlnthotomew smith, sad
d by n Seattle rhe shot and killed fila mule. C'orneliu., Gfpey Raine,
Panting. of Toronto, smelt several
u ya last' wt't•k .with Mr. and
R,-••WaIlbt Piston street. Dr.
It a cou.in of Mr. WallisMrs.
paper
LOWER SCHOOL RESULT$
-111 WHIST HURON .
Pupils from the rural public achosela
in the In.pectorate of \Veet Huron
were euee'es.fui In pawing in the sub-
jects given below at the Lower School
examinations held in Jugs last:
3 Ashfield (Klntaili Ethel Mac-
kenzie, gram., hist., geug . botany.
17. 4 Ashfield (Lcs•h:tlah)-Clara
MaeKendrlck, physlog., zoology.
IT, 8 Ashfield (I)ungaon.n)- 14torn-
ton Eedy, hist., arith. ; Margaret El-
liott, Met.; Gertrttde-Flnnigaa; arltb-;
Kitchener Finnigan, agri, i; Marjor-
ie McDonald, phyeog. ; L•••rt Wbyard,
aerie. 11.
U. 11 Anlrfield (Mere:, rdtoa)---Isa-
bel Pollock, arlth., art, lig!. le. I.
15 Ashfield -David ,-,•want b1st.,
grog., arith., art, botany. Marta Par-
rish, gram., hist., geog arltb., art,
botany ; (7kiherine Mac/female gram.,
hist., geog.. arith., art, 5..taay,
-It-- Atnhnetd--Me rgaret Lednor,
hist., geog., art, aerie. 1.
1 Colborne --Frances Martin, hlat.,
leo(, art, botany.
--2--Colborne (Benmltlrr 1 -Marie La
Rocque, geog.; Felythe *Cabe, hint.;
Renison Walters, gram.
1'. 1 ('olborne (N11e)- Filets Fes -
gen, hint., aerie. I' - Keith Peagan,
hist., •rlth., aeric. I; Nelson Pearson,
Mat., arlth., aerie. 1.
10 (loderleh-Kathle.-n Reacom,
merle. II; Rosa Middleton, agree. 1;
Margaret Schoenale, gram. hist., geng.,
botany, aerie. I., agrle. II.
4 North Stanley- John Watton,
WO., gertg.
4 South Stanley. Mary Oanep-
twit. hist.. geog.. botany: Anna Cleave,
hist , grog.. art, botany
H Rtanl.y (Barfield) Isabel Os-
mond. phyatog. ; Kathleen S•nleharor,
gram.. •rlth.
3 Weat Wawanneh Robert Mc-
Allister, gram., grog.; .lean Pardon.
gram.. Met , geog , art.
4 West Wawano,h (Rt. Rahman)
-Dorothy MeiMwsl4, arab., brtaay(
Jean Thom. arith , bream': Annie War-
e**, (Menlo Orgies. -.
Browser, gram Mae'! Dow,
grant. My -ski( • arlth. -
Stmttlt's
et- li t couut ry sial! outside
Yee,- (1)r:) .iohn AMIth, son Dean,
and Mr. 1dhn Milton, of .1aekson,
Mich. spew
of Mr. and Mrs. W. (•. Patton, AI• Goderleb, on Newgate street, until his the -Jailer. sad 441w".
street. They were 111.4.44111
ou the return trip by Mrs. M. J.
Black, also of .hn,-kaon, who fend been
spending n euuple of weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. William Phillips.
the elty. He was fifty-four roadside ih Pltalanol.
They were
S years of ' 9 put
age. His father„Alex. Morton, con -
the -jell, but they routla')srl to preach
th. t., k end at the home ducted a carriage -making httsi:use in'
to tlsose w'ho had arrtwtel them, So
beet
tut' pears .ago. MFR , And history was repeated -that ; --
Al"' Marton still years es end her I night'' -he cam'.). "For betere-morning
sort the late. A. It. Morton, had been the jailer was caking, 'What must I
iii with her at Seattle. do in de leaves!' even at that other
jailer asked of Paul and Silage' '•
murk HARVESTER COLTS(tipsy Rmith asst told of his own
CAPT. EU. ROBINSON'S RIG DAY "Hal. IS„" itt his harness horse converelon, • which took place in Eng._ .
]lash Intero-land while he was working sa a (coach
t ells taken In Golericft comments In The l'Arnnto Star, says: g
in the proves -slings at the /diktat Jerry Harvester, the peeing etailto' driver
, -
opewing of the Welland' ('anal ou Sat- owiled_.14 Dr_ WDUoI•
urday, elttedy bemuse of the prominent the .ire of Jerry the Tramp'k2.09% mother's eighty -Nix years," he said,
rsnd.,'med y mother prayfor. tar. Thank -- chess
c, G '11roughout the last iweety of my-.. _
part assigned to the C.S.i.. steamer Le- Ody the Tramp, 204Yr, mad the goad
moyne, 111 charge of Capt. C. E.'
Robin/son of Order's+. President
Croft of the Goderich Roan! of Trade
'tent the following telegram to Capt.
!told neon :
"On behalf of Goderich Boerd of
Trade whit] to extend congratulatione.
We are proud that one of our own
townemen should reeeive this honor."
Mayor Lee aleo sent a tneseage of
congratulation to Capt. Robineon.•
Mrs. Wm. Iloblinson
Robinson, the Captain's mother and
mister, and Mra. C. E. Robinson and
family We'rf. prevent at the opening
fit. George'e ehnreh was the scene
of a quiet wedding on Saturday evei
ing, when Mina Margaret Lindsay
daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Perey Lind-
say, of Detroit, became the bride e
Mr. Frank flown. eon of Mr. and
Mrs Fred liowra, of Goderieti. The
young couple were- attendesi by Miss
lessbeille Johnston, of Lncknow, and
Mr. Leonard Lindsay. brother of the
bride. Rev. J. N. H., Mills. rector of
the church. othelated.,
The hrlde wall prettily attired In a
blue eneemble mit, with white IlerPII-
toorloo. The bridecnneld was in brown,
with aceeetioriee to match After the
essremony a reception was held at the
home of the brkle'is aunt. Mrs. Gny
Moore, Cambria road. where ft blIffeI
Innehoon was 'served. The color
whew mod wee pink and white.
finest. were present from London,
trip to Cleveland, Ohio. They will re 'id
side on William street, tioderlek. i*
God 1 was able to keep her in vont- .
green pacer, Tony Mack, will be web.
fort 'hairier those -last years. Shoat
represtented in the show ring at the
me the boy who la good to ili14 mother
Canadian National ExhIbItien, as it
and 1'11 show you the hoy who -makes
reported that ebout dozen head
L._ good in life. Rentember the firet corn- •
of this year's colts by him will EI*
father and thy mother, that thy days
Tony Mack Is about the beat green
may he long in the land which tbe
power out this year and is capable Lord thy God giveth thee.' "
of pacing a mile over a two -lap
During the siervicea the evangelist
course in 2.11 or better. At Goderich
mandment with promise, 'Honor thy s
MID* * 11144MbP? *one* of hie own
rime -ire -was rtio 2.22 Waif in writing. Thew., as well as his ad-
fonr-beat rare anti stepped the firet drees, were heard with Interest and
Mile In 2.111i, was second the next enjoyment.
trip In 2.12. end then won the next • • •
two in 2.1441 and 2.131i, respectively. "GIPSY ('AMP TO PULPIT"
THE VIAWER SHOW
The flower show of t ht. Goderich
ifortieuldirel Satiety et McKay Hall
one of the attractive features of this
week. Competition thle year is keen-
er then ever before, pertly result
of the epeeist] efforts put forth this
epring to enlarge the memberihip of
the [Society. •nd polity owing to the
;splendid growing weather whicrh
prevailed throughout the owing anti
mummer moothe
Judging of the exhiiiita was com
;doted thin afternoon. Mr. Fred Bar-
ker won the Herbert Waters enp for
the Melted mimher of points won, Mr.
Parker having a teed of two points
over Mrs. Robert Winter, winner of
the trophy last year. The *peon!
prize for the best lIplke of gladioli's
went lin Mrs Oliver Clark. a now
rimier tn the Horticultural Society, she
having planted her firet Anita this
ere. well-known monrallet of London.
North street Cline(' church was
filled to espacity on Monday evening
when Gipsy Minion Smith told his life
story, "From Gipsy Camp to Pulpit."
"I wile horn In wgipey vamp, in the
forest which was the.baunt of Robin
(Continued on page 41
HURRAY! ALL DENTIS714 AWAY!
Dentlete from all over the Dotninion
are meeting In convention at Toronto
thin week. The three tioderiet den-
tists are all there- which may be good,
newe for these mortals who dread 11-"'"'
Tian to the man with the drill. They
t041 Wei in a day or two, however. lo
mint PAINFULLY INJURED
Mr Jame* Johnoton, while at work
at the °astern+ Elevator and Transit
Company elevator on Tuesday. was
pelrefnIty Injured when a beery Reales .
fell on his foot. The foot was severe-
ffrpermit eVinlimition. Dr J. Mt Gra-
ham 1. attending the Injured San.
Th• tics ies re almost a ton in weeps..