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PERSONAL MENTION
Two Handsome
Brides of Augusi
MENTION
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Eye Centre
%.AHO$ DAY 8
ir; • lady in
Fall Fair Prize
Kermess
PERSONAL
Birds
An attrxetios of r
he the tat minima
Mr. Msr W'. A. Ooolwnrat
rand
a Big Success
Mw MaltlOrte Mactle L holidaying
at Mr. .& tock.
Athol McQaarHs, of Toronto,
oft. the Local Ma
pederich w411
flwtute. mart will i l.11 r la.
lent,. This M• 1.+1 out at
e harbor under the_ not. o[ Mr.
-tor.
�. ; Lists Are Out
and were
visitore at the Martyrs' Shrine at Mid-
load this week.
Mr. Wm. Craigte la vl=ttiag with
-
MU Aileen BaeClder Wadded t
Prof. V. J. BOurka ��
Mo.-Qarter-]Wed Ihtptlals
was • week -and visits* in town.
M. Taylor and
i
tt
1. Hill, pbyo ted „ There
Ill be r program of t. ter girls Some Notes of the tlioderich In
his daughter, Mrs. Bender, and Mr.
for MRS b
Mr. and Mrr. J.
family are Wide/Oil at Pellet Clark.
Unique Celebration on Bat
and boy"• } dnatrial 11,><hibition, to Be Held
Oder at Tomato.
�iejj
A �tt•d8a� w� =
Meas Hales Archat returned
from a vacation witk tires at Col-
Iralecua lbs to Be at e
LIIneheOri
POPULATION t .. .1�
Be mbar 20 and 21
I�
Miss Ida Hodgson, of Toronto, L
the gees[ of her cousins, tae Missal -
Interest
-- --
yy ,
A new [x>plly pet �' reed at the
Robertson, Victoria street
A kappy event which created wid
utero was the on MIS&
1 Merest wedding.
_f MIas �..-
last, Mb* Elizabeth AKIN
!Its of OaUIaiwood. U the
la-
4ete ut Mr. and M r1 \Vorsell, The prise list of the Geld
sties Ulla Bock has + M
r -.
berinkkeglers held la /M bleat sba�
ting rink, uatdR Ir a
getout of May Loyd Wright, Hellen-
ata
Jet( '�° children
moi- Vis' Ey a Centre" rx tel -
SIM- h was postponed Mut +bat-
•''wM be on bigger and Ifitter
of a small durtreal Exhlbltlew, to be hold Brptrm-
$lays street, to the Se
,tppjlltry. The aatm•1; to be the bar eta_ and flat, is e,lII the ptwy
only monkey in cap• n Goderltie .ODM bad on application to
Toronto atter rpendeag yarn t. M..
holidays with Mrr Swanson. ._._.
Misses Lottie end jLaura Jackson
morning of
e{dNt-Aas�tcr of )lit' ab
Mrs. J. E. BaecDler, to Mr. Vernon .
Bourke, M.A., of Bt Louis, Mo., so
of Mr. and Mn. J. W. Bourke
North Bay, Ont. The ceremony for
place at Bt. Peter's church at 1
o'clock, Rev. Philip Pocock °ditetic
In the presence of a large number t
guests. A profusion of gladioli d
,orated the church and the guest
pews were marked with flowers tie
1i.1th- white n The iowerstei
. •
ablate . .stir id teutert
ill
hcta[rin wedding march and w,
[
vee In marriage byher father. Si
lei [
as charming In a gown of wht
satin, the folies cut in diagonal Ile
with flaring skirt The -long teal
fashioned in coat resect at the Shot
deer, tell gractafully Drneath a v+
of tulle, of cap design, which w
g
caught at the neck with white Prem
caught
flowers. White ansae and gloves co
tete(' the caecums and she carr
a shower bouquet of Sweetheart t
and lily of the valley. Meas Ja
Mt�►n, -t} its vet, was brWrrm
and-Mas-ptettUy attired la t
bine net embroidered in pink, o
blue silk. Site wore a large hat
I pink beku with trimming of blue a
pink circ ribbon and shoes and gloi
(w match. Her lwuquet was of Brit
d117e rosea. Little Miss Vietorlx
trite Itaec ler, sister of the bride,
is s
rl- and _wore -a ds t d
of pink crepe with blue hat. She
ried a bouquet of volunial deetgn.
bridegroom w'ns attended by Mr.
rice Klug, of Stratford. air.
Raeehter, brother of the bride,
Mr. John Persons were the ugh
Mrs. Henchley, of Whal,or, sung "
during the service and "
cause" while the register was be
I efgaed, Miss Martina Hanley being
organist. To the strains of the
delaeohn wedding march the bri
i ----.....1,,,.. t_re .y,..r,..,r.•"
epi
)�, _�. �d
1W
lee h#"!-'Baechler'
chntch.
dnesday of this weak. proved to be
popular event, attracting large
wds, particularly on Wednesday
fret»formal
on Saturday for s Matt with
at Hamilton
Mr.; and Mrs Os! Stotteitou.e and
son, Donald, have returned from a
week's Tea at I,esmingtoo.
than ever oo "Saturday of this vl
beth Huckiae' Bfrde' Myo (]Mttrli
band will meet the C.N.B.ele 0ti
and the p pp
noon on de
lyes shipped to them -
t)se secretary, Dr. W. F. Clark, God
r4lMttve !n Toronto. *�t has the ertch. Mile the flat varies but Utile
nlosaur of t ,u 11 terrier,
comp• a erUl he no from year to year, it b always of in-
at to ensure that has tereust to prospective exhibitors, and
key . +
this year there will. be_ Toned statteego
spent the week sad vdth tbutr aunt,
Mrr. Wm. Jackson, otingham,
Miss olive Hill, oroato, spent
the week end with parents, Mr.
and M_re. UWU, , nmlller.
fit. The big rtuk was
d a large hamar with gaily deco,
d booths on every hand in whk1,
res of various keels were on sale,
tits west end were tables ■t which
teuletltul and appetizing wooer was
Ted by the ladies, and these tables
tars. Atkin, of Niagara Falls, Ont.,
with her two daughters, la visiting
her father, Mr. A. Kneeehaw,
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Croft and tams -business
I are away on a holiday trip to
ton, Durham and other points'
ynald
• Mr . Mrs, Harold Liebig andGurdon
gad d. ,
t)tea7
ti Int
w111 iaciudr the welTidovTo rhatscte .;
"Bird's Eye Celt
of "'linnet." which
ire"carte n. which is one of the �°pa.
lar teat°. •w it the Star Saiv Ille
procescsfoo will end asp at' BalBurdJ
.yftterr - „theist a•rlcume win be e•�e
ekedbusiness,,a
. :t.
*itTiacbed to r and the
sty is thus through the various dosser a number
Hoffil ted antitropeof special prises contributed by the
cted. wen of the town and others.
• CHARt:D tl1LT There are fro uumrrouS to be leafed
herr, but some of them are u[ rtlen-
("Gans") hes
lar interest. For instant*, Mr. H. J.
asaswtarL-.arid ,• • ._, !
ixb roma'aeti aacr•,rw
_Heck
Min Q -*arena. " 9ktoria, B.C.,
is spending two w li town, the
guest of her cousin, May Glen.
Miss Verna McVitde•, of Toronto, is
spending her vacation at the home of
her parents, Mr, and Mn. Il. slc•\Ittir_
on f)etlt evenings
SOS fsaDih '>w
V jams, fel at Datto"}f,•�J�i
6h tb;nday.
..one oto. A-tgt, . -
%edit
-
rr�� v - pear for twtizp!'!�!h`trl'lBF"Caplta
r'OR I<[atsilk
e b
at tl,u home' bf
n-ereii eenadted
no.
charge of Mrs. M. H. Marten, Mrs.
J. Bowler, Mn. McLaughlin, Mlle
steno, Mn. Fred Cr•Igfe and Miss
ee Fox"
1'be 'country ,tote was conducted
Mrs. Wm, Young, Mn. Willard
remotes, Miss Josephine Chisholm
d Mies Anode Moser.
Mn. W. A. Coaithnnt had charge
for dower tooth, and the candy
win irtrnda in tows
Mfr, i. E.shaman has returned
from • t to Port William and Win-
rep
LA...., where she visited relatives-
Mr. WUl J0105, et Zelma, Bask.,
was the guts% of his drtrr•ln-law,
Mrs. W11soa Brownlee, on Sunday
Mr. A. B. Matfie and Mr. Murdock,
of Cayuga, spent the week end with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
jlitede.
fetta,se that ghoul
rlment t
At 130, a luncheon will be served
at Menesetung Park, for geatiemeti
only, and ticket' will be available:framer
officials of the Board of Tradd, a
should be secured at ones. I. $,
It b het -erten that Goderich hgs aye
opportunity of hearing details bt k'
world fou- b one of Canada's. beg/
Jher
known nee. s ,men, and there wit
paw
n and her b , . is ,barges
Theantrr,geaal for two weeks, the other
were IoW by the. f the pair,her
wit claims tit ,ht used a pars to the theatre for one person
fl for two weeks -to be iwsrded to the
thnentening inn serious na•
eel o•c ,red exhibitors obtaining the largest and[
flee. The !acid-, •- V second largest amounts In the Marti-
arse Crich'.
st a barn dna• cultural department.' The T. Eaton
Co.,Toronto Ito aa cal,lart of %wen--
idem on the IL.• ri lbeonal
tee evening of lb:Donald
scats when ty-six placer of It°gore "Empire" pat -
a said to have tern flatware, valve $11.95, for the
b� girl's brow assist-
F junior fernier winning the highest
ame as she McDou-
live
spent the wurk7ad
rout, airs. J. W. tIl
Brock
,Herne.
lire. Merton Davi., of (](fawn, •r-
rived today on d %telt to her Gdderlch
[tirade and i• theet Mr. and
"guest
Sint. LI. Martin.
'Lie i iii cis � ]&1T
Mrs. R. FI.p
Billy, left today for liiyavlile
en route to tivair�bosu (n` Gibotlee
a Visit -
'
ah was in care d lira Q 3. 61d
nr, Mn. W. J• adissla sod Niall
-
Mr. and Mrs Itotwrt F. (Nadi, of
Postage, Mich., were in town on •
-Wait father, Dr.
doubtless ire a very large attewlancy
of p•oml.-ent people in the deltric
It is wide number of points in the stock
alis In the e ' claa,ee. Dr. J. B. Whitely offers $25,
ma feasts° by
Mrs G. R. Rdsatt aged grabdwnu
e retareed to Walkereille after
ode Baechler.
Messrs. Fd. Spirt and Harold Hog-
's.offIt
the former's
W. F. Clark.
Several officials of the Huron OI
n,
lotion Toronto
Cleo young in three prizes, for the beet foal of
]ielrooald. in l2 sinal by Jerry its boo ter. •
Luling ewe mouths wittiltie nrrr
rte teSpsrff-at the refreshment
treed, and at the taoeywork and sew-
r booth conducted by the Sodality
els Mipea May Griffin, Miami
Brien, Mary Crowe and Alma G'Br1-
were in charge.
Messes C•rrle O'Neil, Hetes Pap
Mew F. B. 8ihay, who has gaunt the
peat ender months ♦lrltlag relatives la
ay, Au, rolls for Canada ou Satur-
dry. August �•
Mrs. John Johnstonand Meas Hllde
pfd Jotutston, of Marquette, Mich.,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Norman Baker.
Boys' A• �a of
on hand. t .
The (:•wlerteh people are •sktat '
turn out for the parade to give t
guests a royal welcome,
Tickets for the luncheon may
obtained :n The Miptal or 8
°Ake, Cole'+ book store or W. C. P
-The 14011 t(gT'11Te1°de • 2.2e trot
TIQIEB = 1 PRICES or pare. purse $150. 2.17 trot or pace.
puree $'100: a relay running racy
lfiundreds .'rT► °m' D( pe
11� cscaut a u n to the townshi u[ [God h, Col -
n••nte►on,
den estate ,: borne and ARbtfleid and the town of
When the h• ' the late Goderich, purer $:,0; and n running
s Mary 4 old at'ser open to the county, puree $M
•
c.. era and • Titer. M a Ism sertlos.ror pools
muster, Yrs. Swaim -- . - _- .,,
lire. A. It Farrow, of Ckeawold,
De!L, is a visitor' with torr. "Mother at
the homy M her'abter, firs. Martin
Mugford. ('L::weae tea'uhlR.
Mies E'l At:le l{palerby, °orae -la•
training at Vi,iorla 1. •s;dtal, London,
'i ut t e `tct•k-end '•Ith her parents,
al Bowie Tobin.eyantrd a sN:
.Mrs.
W. J. lluoaldsne and son(,
ham & Buu'e store
public aur• ,.Y.
t .lass" tit*
r. Saw
.
,s, »! Sullivantol.-fort
tw paws* 1Vp,adtbtl at
- _ - -
e parcel goat.
Bingo was a popular game and was
ndncted by Mr. Lader Graf with a
Arps 01 aortune ; while a busy
heel of fortune was operated in,
assn. J. J.' Hayes, D. M. O'Brien,
r. L Wong and P. Turner.
_
QmtisL of Netles Corsets, an the
d Mr. and Mrs. O. IL 1�ntDer
Mrs. L. Donaldsoe.
toadlags,
lir. Calton Watts has returned to
Culver-
kb bogie Den from Columbiataking
d New York, where he was taking
a' Mal Sommer coarse,
•aper
Mr. and M Wet. s. Dunnadge and
SOLDIERS' PENSION ADf,'OIiA'1'�
LL -Call. Sr °freers, of London. wai•
to town on ]d• tidily and Tue,day and
will be here agate tomorrow soldi.rs ( Fridays
In his capacity as soldteri advocate
in the matter Of prosioo applications
and adjustments. He is a Government
oftieer appointed to assist applicants
antiettr Tito
.• a re or
other for r int- 4
ancient e pa
bra. a. y high
" 'mu!!
t'ru'e` et t III flu
square S y
!shed and tq • -hewing
011 its el used at
$20 anti - t re theMarla"
the cotttaf�, which shonid bring out a
keen among the hnvn a
cvrastetttton
g ire'.
The directors trust that the pru4ic
of town and of the surround) des-
Lrlet wilt the exhibttlon In mind
keep
and will eo oprnte with them. as to
Year*, to tpaiRtain a Y;oderlch
rang Was
1tTu %rare u f!�
Mho fox___•1 few da ha wee
and w t nisei aa trlend,
•+OOmp°
tiles germ; slap of Totatlkt.
ler. J. J_ Pinfold sat daughter,
MI II. P[nfoW, of Sartttaatoon, and
guests
atnst14 B. Ball, of Toronto, gee true
of stirs M. J. Doyle, %Vest' f et't.
y1µ starts Thoma., nntm4i�Tn-train-
Krt. P. Ore and Mrs. $arolA 1fe!`
t?M Of Inhast
L1s�n gas mind-
Yr m and are
in putting their cases before the pea•
close. si ` Park
the °t *tad-
industrial" as an Inrtitntton e[ !n• in g at Stretford D°Rp(ta1, vlrlLlug
and
tercet, imsled value 1e the her
trth bad th.rge eg elemllant N►
,.
j)i, tribunal. A score or so of kMal
was
"Peal" at the home of p•n141s. -
- "=
Y weeps
a°�agy01t;'
tib lie. �I,e�l.em
$�L, a were braagh4 tAki r�tntle0 ear NO k ashlers
i d tt
community. _ Stn. L V. s, st>e(n a 0.
_..see- JIM 1-dtBtle& have nrbed
MSS. arise addresses were gives by
y ypk• f,Ltktw• Cents. Oso. Spot •
tan, M.P., and W. H. Robertson.
Rev. Father Pocock, acting parish
was present on both evenings,
fed other clergymen in ■ttelidance H. Humber.
were Itev. Fathers McCardle of Kings- Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Weir have
bridge, Sullivan of Clinton, Paquette returned from a week's vielt to their
of St Augustine, T. McCarthy or 'no Mr. - W. Weir, who is doing pat
rE toral work itt Ravenna. Grey county,
Strethroy, H. Pocock of London and for the simmer.
Ferguson of Brantford. Dr. Hugh flaretson, of Detroit,
old Little
]lies. 1'. H. Sehweyer and daughtet.
June, have returned to their home a1
Nelles Corners after visiting with. Mrs,
Scbweyer's parrots, Mr. and Mrs. C.-
An
.
An orchestra from Drysdale, com-
posed of Jas. Dcnomme, Vincent Jef-
frey, Lawrence l'orrlvesu out Mer-
vyn Stelck, gave a musical program,
and Father Sullivan showed his ver-
satility by contributing whistle's solos
on Wednesday night
spent several days last week with kis
wife and little son, who are viitttag
Mrs. Harrison's parents, Mr. and Mr".
John S. Howrie.
MI•. Florence Crawford, of Kenotaa
who has been spending some weeks
visiting at cariou* points In the ('Det-'.
The Looky Ones $tate., Ix a visitor with her sister, Miss
The drawing for the prixee was Katherine Crawford. •
awaited with much interest, and the The Misses Florence and Evelyn
results were announced late Wednes- Dougherty returnee this week froaa---
day night, as follows: trip to England. Ireland, France sod
Ton of coal (contributed by 14. L. the Netherlands. They were abroad
Demi)-R. ('. Hays, sr. $10 gold about six week, and had a most en -
piece (contributed by Mee. (Judge) joyahle hotlday.
(modelle)-Mrs. ROM. flowand.--ILO .._(.pain William &Lerwick left on
7, Lncknow. $10 gold piece (croute- Wednewlay for Sarni■ to rejoin -11 '
Doled by J. B. Reynolds! -Michael oil tanker locolite, of the imperial
M. Doyle, Mount Carmel. $5 (eontri- OB fleet. The eaptiln Is serving ■s
buted by Deputy Reeve J. J. Moser) first mate on the ineollte. He had
-F. B. Holman, Brunswick street. been enjoying a visit at hie home here
Stratford. 100 lbs. sugar (contributed the past two weeks.
by J. Rparrl-Albert Bebade, Erie Mayor C. M. llezeau and Mr. and
street, Stratford. Box of candy (con' Mn. Mortimer Beeceu, of Kitchener,W
tressd by Mint Hogan) -Mn. 1I• were in town at the week -end. Mrs.
Nelms. Iamb (donated by W. L. (;. tianderaon of town, who had been
Toaeg)-Albert Kneeshaw. Anntver- visiting for a week at Kitchener, 'T-
eary wedding cake (donated by Mrs. turned home with them.
R. J. Phelan I -Mn. Peter Graf. Mrs. R. A. King, of Detroit, and Mr.
Iambs donated by Frank Young and and Mrs. Henry Davin and son Billie.
Harry Young went by way of the a Loa A. Devi ,go A, arengeles
Deee tguests
sof Mrs.
wheel of fortune to tacky investors
and -
It was long after midnight before niece of Mrs. King and Mn. David -
the paid kermem of 1932 was brought son and a granddaughter orf Mn. Rob-
- t0 a S. and although rain poured in
torrent' outside It did not dampen
the enthusiasm of the crowds who at
midnight watched the spinning of the
wheel of fortune or planted beans on
the bingo boards.
The flnandel results of the Hader
taking will not be known meetly for
some days, but Father Pageek eg•
pressed himself as well pleated with
the patronage extended. Ex -Warden
Hayes an chairman of the men's com-
mittee and Mrs. P. Graf as the head
of the ladles' rommlttee eome in for
s epeeist word of e•ongratulatioe r►n
the .ncress of the event.
o t e -r- -week, and l down to Mr. W. 't and at • A 4tarian Clith aa, fs,•tlstne4. tod
these of the corresponding week of i beautiful high walnut dresseg was so- (Thursday ), ow[ng to unfivonble
last year, were recorded by Mr. J. E. cured by Mr. Stavin Green fog x3( and weather rondltionI, The outing will Thomas, jr„ of Detrott, spent the past I ranged with silver, pink roses end
Mutch, oftcial weather +Ahaerver, 'se video -!L ••M- Reid gat a Ilea cabint t be Iwid tomorrow ( Friday)_ afir:ne n { wick to tlw homoo_af_Me Murphy's tapers. goes. ltaechter, mother of the -
follows: at $15. Two walnut hack horsehair at St. Patrick's Park. parents., Mr. and Mira T, T. Murphy. I bride, wore a becoming dress of beige
1932 1031 I rockers went for $15.75 and 110.50 j ser. and sire. W. H. Doak, Miss
respectively to Mrs. (cwton-Brady, of IT HOTEL SUNSET Evelyn iii t Mr. And Mrs. ID Doak,
Doak I georgette with 1n its of lace, a beige
Max. Min. alas. min I Ve' y het and shoes and gloves to match.
16; Hayfield, and Mrs. Tr.mblay, A solid Guests at hotel Sunset during the and son Barry slant Monday 1n Onelph
55 l wiilnut table with reimoable top went pat week were: Mr.. Harry F.Tier corsage WAR of Talisman rosea.
the guests et Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
04.1 to Mr. Green for $4. Bridges and Mise Evelyn Bridger, St„w.,,.
and Mr. Thos. mealy= et Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Murphy and awn
d.
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as
ch
col
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tonal
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Itlau-
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and
ere.
Ave
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the
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re•epfloo was •^•' - • re
of flowers ltd palms were used effect-
ively, and the bride's table wa,t ar-
Thurs., Aug. 11 ..77 :+lei
Frt. Ang. 12 .... 70 St;
Sat., Aug. 13 75 54
Sun., Aug. 14 76 :+3
Mon., Aug. 15- 7R 54
Tues., Aug. 18 -82 00
Wed., Aug. 17 RI t«
72
is
74
75
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741
444
411. Mr. Thos. Gundry, auctioneer, was Windsor; Mrs. C. A. House, Wheeling, Mrs. L. R. Render and ren.
Mrs. Bourke, mother of the groom,
chose a gown of black lace and crepe
mu �1n his element and under his skilful Miss Marie McGarrell Cleve Yvonne and Bobbie, have returned to
with becoming black hat and tnatch-
W. \'e.l $1 eIng shoes and gloves, and wore a ant.maga. Imuquet of Talisman room Later
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handling the bidding hrink land; Mr. Joe. B. Hoff, Wheeling, W. their home In Toronto after a two
n
4Nn Va.; sir, and Mn. O. L. Morrow and week" visit at the 'parental home.
CHURCH NOTES T,t1'mtty, Brighton:. Dr: and ;firs. ca• W. peon- ,trere;a-
Finnerud and Mr. and Mn. 11..1. Wit- 1pr. P. L and sirs. Tye of Wirer -
conduct
Chicago; airy. 2. F. Conley,,, tam *pent timidity with the former's
F.. Mann, of Blueviae, will Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ander-cooduct tits services l0 victorstreet
Rev. A.mbther, afro. w.'n. Tye. Mi,: Flor-
Itilted church nest Buudap. The ger. seen, Toronto;Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
once Thulditombe of New Hembnry
THEFT OF WINE
Morley Wright and Heber Melwrod,
young men of Howick township, were
charged in Police Court on Monday
with theft. They pleaded guilty to
stealing a quantity of wine from Peter
'Ackert, farmer near Lakelet, and
were placed on suspended sentence for
two years, with payment of colts. They
were given a stern lecture by Magis-
trate Reid. Entry was made Into the
4arm--beme of Mr. Dlckert by forcing
NOWIiANW RiD FIST
2. Bowman's bird won first place In
the weekly pigeon fight for young
Mrd. held by the Oaderieh Homing
Pigeon Aawocfation, hut week -rod. The
bird.. released at Sarnia at 7 as..,
began to arrive shortly after 8
o'elack• Mr. Bowman'* bird beteg re-
ported at 9.03 a.m. Some minutes lat-
er Ave birds were reported almost sim-
niteneomily. Those arriving first
were. •o....,
15 J. Bowman 9.08 ym.
904 W Raker - 9116
"fit J. Bowman ,:(,i, veer •-•-•
. b¢r PUb diose.
* Rii'ftW .
SM W. Geromett - .a.1fiX
!! 1, Rowoaa
9.141
!84 P. Jelmatsa a.11t
iNS P. Jwhrasatt x.141
mon subjects will be: 11 a.m., "A Strouse 'and Mr. Leon Bayes, Albion, ( i eeomi anit' l them.
Perplexed ,Prophet ; 7 P.m., "A Place N'T' ; Mr. and Mrs. Alex..,j;endne, Miss I Meagre. George and Reg. Sowerby
by Me." Sunday school at a m. M. Campbell, Mr. A. Campbell and returned home laic week from a mo- onto, Is a professor In the department
Mrs. T. Mitchell, Hamilton; Mr. and , for trip through New Ontario, crass- of philosophy of the University of St.
Ing at the "Soo" and returning through.tovra' ttuests included:
silo hignn vDetroit. Mr. and Mrs. Bourke, North Bay;
Mrs. Thom$s
ia Ceawforrl. Mhut Cask-. Mrs. Jennie MecDunald. Port HuronT
a rine and' Mr. Lyn) Crawford. Well-' MLg Tredeau, Ottawa; Miall' Agnes"'-
cslcy street, are away on a trip to O'Brien. Messrs. Nell, tieorRe and 001'
001-
Measeereffiateffireffiler .and I- - �a' Rlo Grande,--in-the -Poses_.Biver_dia- def-•O'iieiM.s $a+iit_i-Afis�iLo+wiy^•- ,,..._.:
Dayton, 41.; Mr. W. E. Whipp, fid- triad. They will he away for a month. Stratford; Miss Cairns, Camlachle, '
ney, (1. ; Mr.. N. E. McLaren andMr. 1 Rev. M. D. O'Neil. of nes Moines. l ,and Mr. Pat Flynn, Preston. .
A. D. McLaren, Toronto; Mr. 1'. J. Iowa. Mr. T. J. O'Neil, of Winnipeg. --
Mr. and Mrs. Bourke left by motor for
an extended motet trip %davit wily in-
chule the Saguenay River. The bride -
travelled It, a suit of beige Reaehnnara
crepe, with brown felt hat and brown
accessories. They will resale at St.
Lolls, Mo., where the bridegroom, who
to a graduate of the University of Tor.
ser%tees at eke Moeda "grit
sea w tom
Sabbath ill be tastes•by the MrL ''k r-' blDoles,
ea,
pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt. Wbjeeta: Alto Mr' and Mrs. N. J. Maloney,
11 a.m., "A Comforting A en rise- I LOMf,•-Verner J' Band
One Never -Failing /ma: -7 -shin. .0",1fathtterer, L, Mr, Bourke, sr., St. Louis;
Mr. and Yrs. W. --rvi 16a Toronto;
the cellar door. The wine was first' Seven -Fold Duty.' ' Bilrlc oohed at
hidden in a clump of boahes and later._...._..
removed. The boys were brought to The pn►pit of kmoz chileek next
Goderich In care of County Constable Rurlday vat tee occupied by Rev.
Galloway of Corrie, who laid the James Wilson, D.D., of Termite. Dr.
charges. Wilson who is one of the leaden
MOTORCYCLE THIEF CAUGHT of the Perlan ovand In Can -
MOTORCYCLE Is a Heron old hey ,end a gnda-
A local motorcycle dealer's suapieious ate of Goderich High S. l of and will
materially assisted In the apprehension he heard with special interest.
on Friday last of a motorcycle thief, Rev. A. O. W. Foreman, B.A., of
and the recovery of the stolen ma- Erin, Hamilton Conference. will preach
chine. Two weeks ago a young trans- at both eervlcea Is rem>: street
tent, astride an "Indite" machine, at- 1'nited church on (tenthly next. The
tempted to sell Mr. William Lnmby a pastor, Rev. G. T. Watt. is returning
couple of motorcycles. The price was to Erin circuit for anniversary 'ter-
se low as to make Mr. Lumby swipe vier,. Erin tieing a former pastoral
clous that all was not as It should be, charge of Mr. Watts.
and before completing the deal be Rev. John Mifflin. It..t . M.R.E., of
Baltimore, Maryland, wa< the speaker
at the morning service in `Orth street.
United chur•hh on Rnwlny. Mr. M11-
lian in director of religions education
In the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist ElptacopOl Chnr. h. He is a
former Goderich boy. the .on of Mr.
Andrew Milian, Britannia road. Mr.
Mifflin spoke on the theme "A Won-
derful Diseovery," hearing hie dfaronr•se
on the story of the eoncersion of the
Apostle Paul.
Musie•loveru enjoyed n treat on
Sunday when Mr. Bert ('tett, of Galt,
sang before eongregatlonR in Knox
Presbyterian aro! North 'tri t Malted
ehnrehei. He wan £erotnttanhtd on
Me visit to his old home fowl by Mr.
James Watton, hartfone. of Oalt. At
Knox ehnreh to the morning Mt. ('off
sang a onto, "The Great .lwakening,"
and Mr. Watson an*lated him In the
duet, "How Sweet the Nome of Jenna
Rotted.." In the evening the coupe-
ration
ongerBatton of North street rhnreb was
augmented by Nny from other
chnrehee. Mends. Cott And Watso
repeated their duet, "HOW ifweet the
Name," and Mr. Cott rendered a solo,
entitled "The Penitent." ""`*".."� •
A gentleman with an etbrrvant ape
ert Bisset, of Edmonton, Alta., ■ form- stated that he would like to make sure
the mat'hinea were paid for. No more
dickering was done by the stranger
that day. Mr. Lumby located him a
couple of days later and the man at-
tempted to postpone the deal. Ills
suspicions by this time fully arousal,
Mr. Immhy took careful note of the
Beense member of the stranger's motor-
cycle, and reported to the local po
lice hie hellet that the machine was
a stolen one. In the meantime the
fellow made his getaway.
The Milkers took up the•chase for a
short distance, but call. to Dungan-
non and Lueknow revealed that the
rider had passed through both those
plaera and the attempt to overtake
him wee dieeontlnued. On Friday the
pollee here were notified of the theft
of a motorcycle from Preston. A
check-up of license numbers with Mr.
Lomtty showed that the number of the
Orden vehicle tallied with that of the
machine driven by the stranger.
' - That evening at Walkerton a young
man who gave the name of Prank
Hon.. but whose right name 1s he -
',loved to he Fred Frank, et Toronto,
was arrested. He 'eras v'1Ateg the
stolen motorcycle. He has been re-
moved to Preston. to flier charge* of
theft,
'ioStrilltrefesee. wmss le 1 m.'pten. at-
tempted to sail Mo mntarcycles to
several ether ettlsens. and also aeenn.d
s sepply of gasoline and other artlelen
seder felon pretene ea
er r,. ddent .of this' viektit?.
Mr. sod Mn. J. J. Hail were at
London on Tuesday attending a cere-
mony at Sacred Heart convent at
which Blshop Kidd officiated in rarely -
Ing a number of young women as re-
ligion. sisters. Their Mere, Miss Mary
Hall, of Mount Carmel, was one of
those who took the holy habit.
Mr. and Mn. John 1.. Aitken, Mar-
ket street, had a* their guests the past
week their grandson. Master Arden
Douglas Aitken. of London, and Dr.
Moss, of Edmonton University, Mn.
Moss and daughter Marlon, of Edmon-
ton, Alberta, who are enjoying a two
month** motor trip through Oeiario.
()nests at Meneeetnng Park : Mrs.
Harry L. Barnes, Master Robert
Barnes, Maker Walter Bernet', Mi•,
Elizabeth Barnett. Miss M. Mcisaac,
Goderich; H. G. Bnehanan, London;
Mims Elisabeth Carrell, Toronto; W. H.
Falls, Toronto; Mr. and Mr.. G. Ken-
dall. London: Mr. and Mrs, G.
Thompsnn, Walkerville ; Mr. and Yrs.
11. M. Long, Mina Rhtrley Tong, Lea"
den ; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Chantey,
Throats; Mr. J. C Masters, Miss. E
Mae res. Kra W. Madero. New estrtle,
Pa : Dr. and Mr. .3 C Fitzgerald,
n, SeyMoar Toon, Pet ("sthartne0;
i. aid lyes. A. i4 ( fee, t1Yttent ; 'air,
and Mrs W D Sannderi .04 famfiy,
Getderheh : Mr and Mrs. C. J. Berns.
Landon; Mr. Gen. M. Seymour. De-
troit ti
Flynn, Preston; Mr. and Mn. Guy 1'. Mr. Daniel Wlnalow, of Council Bluffs.
Morton, Cleveland ; E. H. Rhiuleworth, Iowa, end Mr. John McDonald, of De.
London; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hess,
Cincinnati; Mr. and sirs. Jame' 3.
Miller, Detroit; Mr. and sirs. C. E.
Markus, Cincinnati; Mrs. Joseph Har-
ry and Miss Constance and Joan Har-
ry, Orreme Pointe, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Williams, Toronto; E.- W.
Lewis, jr.,, Grosse Pointe: Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. ('.111n,, of Iakewood,
Mr. Wm. Knox and Miss Margaret
Knox indianapolti, Ind.; E. De Harte.
Montreal.
BRIEFS
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Hospftel Auxiliary will he
held In the public library board room
on Monday, August 22nd, at 4 p.m.
A hill attendance le requested.
The W. L. Forreat Dredging Com-
pany has completed the dredging of
the Kincardine harbor channel. At
present the crew are auatsting the Ber-
mingham & Rot Constrnetlon Company
in I.y1n* a new water intake pipe at
Kincardine.
Dr. I,M. Mabee received today from
Ottawa a three -menthe -old pedigreed
cocker spaniel, to tike the piece in
hie menages of (typ TM1. who pressed
away a few menthe ago. The new ar-
rival le black and white. like hitt pre-
d.ecaiora, and will he known as Gyp
1 V.
Baron Lulwater, Dr. Whitely's
speedy pacer, made s splendid allow-
ing at i.ondon on WMneaday of last
week. The horse- made a fired and
two aer•oads In the 2.20 clews. The time
for the three heats wait 2.15, 2.15,4,
and 2.17. John Mullen bandied the
rein..
Mr A 1. Mwxwell. who has been
seat tit t thin M onrrat ll this "Pee~trim
golf' trim
suggests tA.e �St " eros n W etrsP(rrAtafhr
stereos -mg r'4seiidesy:lSMe-91NK p"' stye
.herald he fkken down. They are two
wefi-kaer%ai,
•tared and property In mnner•tovh
of pease now that the evert Is over t
and sr. iemewhat (lee early for sett
year'► meet.
herewithbeside the river at Bay
Sold Mr and Mr. Maxwell Intewd
to berolsie remedied" of Raafleld
trolt, are visiting with relatives here
this week.
Mr. and Mee. Frank Donnelly a
tended the welding at Chepsw toon
W,rinetelay' of the former', Meter.Mertes, daughter of Senator .J, J. and
Donnelly. onnelly. to Wlflhim Manriee
Flannery of North Bac.
(leo. Bnehanan. K.C. and Mrs. Bu-
chanan, of Sudbury. vi,Itel in God-
erleh for A few day, this week. Mr.
Buchanan le a native of Zurich and
attended Goderieh Collegiate Ttitute
before tektite h$, law entirse.
Me. --wed Men, George B. Dunlop of
Toronto were among the week -end vial -
tors In town and were the Retests
Rof
Mr. and Mr'. avenhill. Mr. Dunlop
Itt r sot of the late Hugh Dunlop of
Gralerich township, hitt thin was ht.
flet silt to Goderlch in twenty -flee•
yea re.
Mr. end Mrn. A. E. Tholes and fam
fly, of Ottawa. .reompanled by Mr
R. H. Tye of Colborne, motored to
Goferich on Ratnrday. Mr. Thome and
Mr. Tye returned on Monday. Mid.
Thome hs remaining for a atilt with
her mother, Mrs. Tye.
CARTER --REED
.t pre y midsummer wedding took
pis. • t the home of Mr. R. L. heed,
brill road, Go+Ierlch; on Wednes-
day, August 17th. when his serond
daughter, Mary Evelyn, of Toronto,
and Mr. It. Raymond Carter, of Tor-
onto, yormger son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. T. Carter, Clinton, were malted In
the bond, of holy matrimony. Rev.
1)..1'. Lane, pastor of Knox Presbyter -
len church. and cousin of the bride,
(Continued on page 4)
AT THE HARBOR
The freighter Georgian arrived at
nevem on Tee,d*y with a cargo elf -
grain. About 53,000 bushels of wheat
were discharged at the Western Can-
ada Fiona Neillto elevator and the hal-
ene•e. 61,000 huibela of wheat and
,w•recning,, went to the Ooderleh Ele-
vator and Tnn.it Co. The *termer
also earned a number of empty oil
drums. to he unloaded at Sarnia.
The tng W. T. Forret arrived at
the harbor nn Ratnrday evening. it
hronght elf* ft the drill .'ow belong
Mg 10 the W L. Ferrrrst Dredging
Oommatt from CollingwoOd, where 11
std- beef. ~twat for the Just .alio,
:ltaaU: 'rho tug loft an flwrtday mete
Ing for KtecardTne. wketair .fie (tom-
iMttY 1. cendmettng dredging operations
at the harlot channel
SUCCUMBS TO
HEART £TTACK r- -
Death of Herbert F. Morris a (heat
Leas to Colborne Townshlp
Colborne township has loot Its muni-
cipal clerk and a much respected re -
trident by the death, on Wedne.day
afternoon, of Mr. Herbert F. Morris,
atter an illness of a few day,. Mr.
Morris for venue years had been nub -
Jon to nevem heart attacks, and It was
one of these that proved fatal. The
funeral w111 take place on Saturday
afternoon from the family resldenee,
4th concennion of Colborne, to the Col-
borne townahtp eesnetery.
Mr. Morris was in hie fifty-nlntk
pear.- a wan a native of Caehorne, a
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Morrie, and with the exreptlon of name
years spent to Menthol)* Aad lived all
10I Tide in his native township. He U
survived by his wife, two daughters,
Mary, of Anstln, Man., and Jesan, grad-
uate none, and a son, Dongald, at
home, and two brother., F.dwin, of
Auatln, Man., and Joseph, of RnRala.
Reeve A. J. Goldthorpe today e•t-
prM.M Tet* Aero n'gret et the leas
.netafmd be Nee angavasalp Mr Mor-
rie wart appointed municipal clerk two
ffiff-leo (8 -Mfr. rratitbnrpe's Biel• w+ r" year as rie e. aid getrefld alduPit d&1I'' ",!,'M!a!'.'"'! !;",'.;',`,
-rteellemt offidal--"the best towed*. '
clerk In Canoes." in the Reeve's esti-
option.