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THE RONAL PRINTING CO., LTD.
Telephone SS : Goderieb, Ont.
W. H. Roat.RTsoPt, Editor and Manager
Thursday. July 4th. 11136
THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY
While we,in Canada may not be
so exuberant in Hag -waving and
patriot ie demonstration as our
neighbors across the line, the an-
niversary of Confederation gives
us an opportunity to express our
pride and faith in Canada by hold-
ing national holiday.
these- lwnnemcrrial...4etles _
ieh has prided itself upon its ob-
servance of the First of July.
May it ever be so, and may its
patriotic demonstratiodi ever take
the form of sports and parades
and music and merrymaking
in general rattier than any =display
A - Wilitary pow o[„bi nbastic
expression of superiority to or
hatred of other peoples.
Canada has gone a long way in
the leas than seventy years since
the Confederation. It has grown
in population, In wealth and in
other direetions that may be ex-
pressed in statistics; but in no
sDITORLIL NOTES
Prorogation is expected at Ot-
tawa this week, and announce-
ment of the election date may be
expected soon thereafter. Our
Ottawa correspondent says the
election may be held August 26th,
t, before Septew-
bee 1
• • .
With relief strikes threatening
trouble at Regina, Vancouver,
Valaeartier, Que., and other points
in Canada, it behooves the Ottawa
authorities to act with ' circum-
spection. Law and order must
he upheld, but the men on relief
are human beings caught„in the
web of unfortunate circumstance
and should not be treated as crim-
inals or seditionists unless overt
sets prove them to be such.
WONT BE A SUCKER
Bunt's Falls Arrow
We have received fifteen pages of
ropy, run off on • duplicator machine,
cleating with reforestation. if the
compilers of this can't glee • prioter
a job to set and print their stuff they
have no right to play printers for
suckers when necking publkatloa
This applies also to a whole grist of
government propagauda so far as The
Arrow is concerned. -
WHEN BILLY WAS YOUNG
Kincardine Review -Reporter)
One of the leading exponents of a
plan to eonnet•t the Blue -Water high-
way wltb Detroit to Miami, Florida
highway is W. G. (Mutts of BIg Stone
Gap. Virginia. in writing The Re
view -Reporter pointing out the advan-
tages of his plan, Mr. Chutta recalls
other way has its development being in Kincardine. it is exactly
Silty years aline he was there. To
-been so gratifyingly shown as in use Illy owu words, be was "a penal -
the greater national consciousness, I less, ragged, freckle -faced kld” look -
the sense of unity, among its l! ing for some way to get from Kin -
people from the Atlantic to the cardlne to Goderlcb. Bare he met J.
Pacific. Gentles, then a hotel -keeper. This
kindly eltlaen gave the lad a square
meal, seventy -tare cents, and arranged
with a farmer to take him as far as
Amberley.
Canada is a young and coming
nation, and to be a Canadian citi-
zen is something of which to be
rams ?TTY REUNION
BEER PARLORS ILLEGAL
The Supreme Court of Canada
has declared that the Canada Tem-
perance Act is in force in, the
counties of Huron, Peel and Perth
-which means that the action of
the Ontario Government in issuing
authorities in these counties for
the sale of beer not only is con-
trary to public opinion in these
areas but is eontrarry to law. Pre-
vious Provincial Governments re-
spected publie aentimapt int. re-
fraining from placing liquor stores
in these eounties, and the Hepburn
Government would have been well
advised to follow their example.
Now that it has forced an appeal
to the law by the temperance
people, it shout& as quickly as
possible withdraw the authorities 14
rF.R. 2,lakier. ClintonR.R. 4, : pr,rgGoderteh.
raw, Mrs. Fletch-
e
which have been illegally given.} A program of sports waenjoyed
There is talk of an appeal from, during the afternoon, the winners be -
the decision of the Supreme' lug as follow*: Girls' race, under 8
Court; but even should it be de-I'years -.ola Wlltse: young men's race
cid" d,'for any reason, to seek al -Grant Flaher•; voting Indies' race.
Luella Flaher; three-legged rice* -
ruling from the Privy Council the( Sproul. John Staldart, FTM Stokes.
e iAs Ken. Fisher and Herman Fisher, Witham- Vickers, Alex. Walters. ]tar
beer parlors in these counties I girls, Luella Fisher and Leola Nott;y
Walter*, Bernice White.
should he closed as a belated re -1'i adles• sloe race, l.c•ola Nott; men's To tee ttiM in Sr. t-Eclwin F.IIIbtt.
cognition by the present Govern- race, Bert 'lope; ladies' paper race,
ment of the will of the people aa1 Luella F leher ; men's broad Jump.
expressed by their votes. tirant Fisher. VICTORIA soma
The youngest child on the grounds
In the Province as a whole the w•ay Bruce Holme.: the °bleat man Names in order of merit.
beer parlors are on sufferance, and! cater Fisher Mud the oldest wotnan, Kindergarten ho Primer
--' '=-- the Government should be eareful Mrs. T. McMlchnet. \turning Class -Elizabeth Taylor,
:------1,-....0-..-4...--••••..aotAcr.g' in
ive dication that 1t members Of the family_ were pre- p-itltaa� \lrwtomTre. lane! Sallow*,
- orunyt, I'Voa$uae,Seafurth.
��;ill
R on the aide ol'`1Fie liquor meet=�T _ .h„lx, sella H I.twnard
ests. To do so would put al .Clluton and Gaderieh: McGee. Mary (irah-Margaret
Margaret
,strain upon the site lance of; 111°wru;-)''dht Mooney, truth-tIUaon,
g 1 .without haste and without tent, Elizale,tli Barnes, Murney Johnston,
scores of thousands of voters who i which w -as troethe's motto for the lull -
endorse the Government's general ridual. may well Sarre also for the
policy but have nothing but ab• world.':--1Havelncrk Ellie.horrenee for the liquor traffic. HANDICAPPED
A very short man entered the htg
FEW BRUN$WICZ T00 gymnasium and nervously approached
the instrnetoC
N.eessshl Event of Saturday to Be
an Annual Affair
The Ant annual gathering of the
Fisher clan, held at Foster's picnic
grounds, Colborne township, on Sat-
urday, was a highly successful event.
Upwards of one hundred were In at-
tendance, they being deaceadanta of
the Fisher pioneers of Colborne town-
ship. It was decided to make tbe re-
ualou an anneal event. Nest year
it will be held the last SaWrday in
Juba.
An execotivefor next yeas
Fated fie folloMsrr
tear' Fisher, RA 2, Otlatoa;
president. Wesley Nott. Seaforth;
secretary -treasurer, H. Ii Long, God-
erich ; conveners of mmmlttees-Invita-
non, Mrs. H. Kirkby, Walton; sports,
Miss Myrtle Gledhill, Toronto; refresh-
ments. Mrs. Wm. Hill, 11.11. 4, God --
cinch; grounds, Mrs, Will Snyder,
THE SIGNAL
School Promotion
CENTRAL SCHOOL
\ante+ arranged alphabetically.
Prete Jr. It' N Sr. It'
William Beatty, Luella Black, Conti
lou Robert
Carr e, ' egg e Cooper, -nese-dart.
Robert Ilawthorue, Heleu Holmen,
Mary MaeDonald, Phyllis MacDonald,
Jame. Macllwain, David Mood, Eve -
011 Prouse, 'Jerold Prouse, Helen
Sltearduwu, \1'illlam Swlger, Mildred
Videau, ('harles Wigle.
To be tried --Edith Barlow, Wilma
Grin, Marion t.atwway, (lfeuua John-
ston, William Sallow*, Dorothy
Straughan, Walter Westbrook.
Frain Sr. III to Jr. 1V
Jack Baxter, Irene Bell. Margaret
Bond, Donald Chase, Frank Chase,
George Dowker, -Rena Elliott, Benson
Freeman, Jack Holland, Barbara
Holmes, Billy Llnaway, Durland Ly-
man, Kathleen Maei wan, Robert Reid,
Billy Tborieloe. Walter Tiebborne,
Marjorie Tufford, Donald Vickers,
Eleanor Young.
To be tried -Ted Chapman. Louise
Morrison Maz4wo Patton, Kathleen
Robertson, Billy 8bwldart, Betty -West-
brook.
Promoter! to Sr. ill
Walter Barnes, Harold Black, Ruth
ltrkige, Joan Buchanan, Mary Bur-
rows. Verna Caldwell, Donald Camp-
bell, John Dowker, Jack Freema
Franklin Hawthorne, Jean Harding,
Willa James, 'Ernest Kneeahaw, Sem
Mahon, Eleanore MacEwan, Shirley
Marw•adr, Betty Macliwaln, Marilyn
Moore, Bill Pries,. Edgar Pridham,
Edna Ruffen, Betty Smith, Agnes
Snider, Harold Squire, Helen Fifteen,
Madeleine Vickers, Freda White, Har-
old Wilson, Jack Young, Frank Young.
To Try .Sr. 111 -Fred Black, Barbara
Gliders.
Fre 8r:11 to Jr. III
lJaire Bisset, Mary Gallow, Irene
Mtlde, Elaine itrXfll, Xorine Mc-
Cabe, Florence Riley, Galt Saunders,
Mary Schwan:, Irene Stoddart, Helen
Trumpour, Max Cntt, Frederick Dew.
ker, *ante* Preeman. Ross Grid.
Douglas Holland, Ionald McMillan
dyed Br
Steep, Ow
Jean Craig,
ley. Norval
Basil Bradley
*lc, Mildred
donate, Do
Ills Monk, Almeta
ark, Marie Ellwood.
young, Jack Frits -
do, nouns Drew,
Wood, Otto Bele-
Leroy
elsLeroy Taylor, Billy
rd, 1'ua Mac-
-
ao- Nietiuire.
le Jr. 111
t'hyllla { o Brophey, Ere-
lyu icon* en !toss, Jack Mc-
Iver, Ken ter, Bruce Bradley,
Verna M Joyce Sager, Fred
Llttlecbtld, Wilson, Dolly
Boyce, Teddy dumas, Eleanor Don-
aldiou, Betty )nicer, Billy MacDon-
ald, June Bi.Oelg.
Promoted conditionally -Billy San-
dernon, Evelyn
Jr.
Robert
Irwin, Betty
i.utelle Pat
William W
out. Stanley Sproul.
i. . IU
Rose Buss, Alice
William Jointer,
Gordon Glonebsr,
Douglas Graham.
Thomas Kahle, ll.trr Schaefer, May
Healey, Erelea yb.ek. Dorothy Mc-
Donald, Betty WI, Harold Hibbert,
Norine ]Ulla Sr1+1n Rennet[, Mary
Hume, Helen Bag, Leonard Bloomfield,
Jean Proctor, f ,li,• McArthur, Rob-
Pr$eiila Rutz. Moselle
Muth C
Robertson.
tan MaeLeed,
Georgina JIUI•, lily willlams, Billy
Hill, Eosk'e Margaret Hall,
Shirley Sirius, Tien Miller, Gordon
MacLeod, Denbo* i+.ter. Helen Wiles,
Donna Mooring, )1.0e1 Bradley, Mar-
jorie Miller, Lola Jtcnjnnrla, Olive
Bradley, Otdelaa }'t -liar. John Robert -
win, Robert Ptak lctill, Ecelru Doak,
Margaret Brindle! i;eorge Leitch.
Promoted • e•u,I:tlona Uy-Gutdoa
Ha rrlaon,
Promoted on ) r • work- l;lorle
La w•s.
Jr. IV to sr. IV
James Hume, c..ui-t .ne Elrictge,
bathe! Taylor, 1a4;I•• Anderson, bad
Bogie, Allan Bowman, ( Lionel Cuth-
bertsoo, W1111am i,reet. (Raymond
Barker, Harold eh, ,re t. Duna Id Stone -
to Jr. !t`
!tui•!' 11'illls Helen
Macdonald, Mar -
J lowly, petty Mc -
A. I Nee. Raymond 11 Helen Howard
Ray Nelson, Bill Susie!, Gordon Sut
entre, James Sallows, Harry !{'eat
brook.
To he tried in Jr. 111 class-Yvonn
Render, tytfs MrMfitan, Dudley,
Holmes, Hubert Wigle.
Prins Jr. II to Sr. ill
(al Reginald Rlaek. Harold Chaff
Betty Duquette, John Graham. Mar-
garet Morrison. John Holmes. Marten
Price, Robert Saiows, Doris Sgmre.
!Iowa rd White.
Ib) James Adam, Shirley Riker
Lknuild Bridge, Cayiey HW, Reginal
Rucking'. Marjorie Johnston, Donald
Mattoon, Peter MecEwan,. Shirley Medd
Yvonne 'Sheardown, Ted Rtraugian,
Elaine Vteteere, Jean Wilson.
Absent -Betty Elliott, Margaret
house, Harold pa.r. Jean Schaefer,
i Betty Rooth, (Flys Snell, James
(Grey 1, PasUsK Johnston, Cheater
Mc'Nall, Donald Johnston, Mary Wil-
son. Padrleaa Jobeston, (Edna Mac-
Adam,
ar
Adam, Violet Gtsu+hieieu Mac-
Leod,
ao
Leod, Dorothy. P thlad.,. Lois Llarrk•k,
Dorothy Medd, (;IaJys Colclough,
m
Jack Laaaa, Ella Worthy, Fred
Whininghaat, Wilfred Greenwood,
James Abell, Kooky Rhanrdeld, Eileen
__ Ensign.
Passed as banally -Charles WU-
t' son. Walter Rrdown.
ST. P IM S SCHOOL
Wesw(Ar. 11 M Jr. III -
DoIald 1Eaaetar. Marjorie Meek. Wil -
fled Glen, George Holland, Douglas
Johnaton, Tess Movrlson, Kenneth
Prouse, $ar=id $heardown, June
Sparks,
Promoted to Sr. i
Robert -Allis. Betty Beacom, Robert
Bender, Roy Bowen, Lindsay Barrows,
Virginia Chace, Kenneth Dickinson.
Shirley Freeman. ,Nene Gatwick, Lillie&
Glldere, Joyce Hadden, Keith Hayes,
Jean Kershjaw, Noreen tee. Archibald
Mnchonald, Jack MacDonald, Eunice
mune, %quiets Morrison, Brentwood
Nelsen, Jerk Picot. Ruth Reid. Beryl
Sanderson. John Schwan,, ilonald
VOW
Ksiherlue Snider, Rattsona Williams,
(Tara Martin, Gordon Crawford, John
Needham, Evelyn Lynch, Donald Riv-
ers. !Joyce Buechler, Robert Bons.
Earl Young, Garth Hamilton.
Afternoon Class -Eleanor Martin,
Dorothy Bradley, Marion Freeth,
"t want you to mate my 'arms long -
The
Rett, Peter Patterson, flame-
"I
Liberal sweep was eon- er." he whispered. "De you think you line Elliott, Roderick Graham, Helen
McLean, Katheritte Kneesataw,' Ross
tinned- in- New -Brunswick last can dp It.' Sptika. John Bradley, Donald ran
week, when the Conservative The instructor lookedparsledeay• Lang
-
week,
they are In proportion!" he ex- Ade*,Margaret Craig. Rae Walters,
Government was decisively de i Ralph Walters, thigh McGuire, harry
feared tn the generalclatmwl. ' 1Vhy election, the ever do you went them 1,..„
sm .
e1tPrM "
Liberals taking forty-three of the1 know they're In proportion," said
Primer to Sr. I
forty-eight seats. Premier Til- the Wort man, -hut they're too short , Helen Wilson; 'Douglas Harrison,
ley and every member of his Cah- for my 'parpoae. 1 can't hold my own
inet were defeated. The new Pre- at the Anglers' Club."
mier will be. A. A. Dysart, who SIMMER TiM;*
led the Liberal campaign Stir -the ---.
first titme although he had been (For sRsp rt
t t• The young winds sport among the
a member or the LI•gislafila for
eighteen yellrtl. The 'defeated
Conservative leader, lion. L. P.
1). Tilley, is a son of Sir Leonard
Tilley, a prominent figure in the
Conservative party it -Confedera-
tion.
The record of treeent Provincial
elections is significant. In 1933
the Liberals won Nova Scolia and
British C'Qlpmbia front the Con-
servatives. On June 19th, 1934,
the Liberals captured the Prorrin-
eial Government of Ontario, also
from the Conservatives, and on
the same day a coalition Govern.
nient in 8askatehewan fell before
the Liberals. in each case the
turnover was decisive.
Previously, in 1931 and 111.32 re-
spaetivt+ly, the Liberal Gnverrt*rPart of the glory and the magic won
wain of Quebec and he "There del' - - ._ -
Feirest of flowers In all these flower-
l)Inds,
.-feu .run towfiiyaae,_ rotden curia
'spline, ___ •
(fold buttercups W both your ttnr
greaten `- - _ , Boyce, Donate McAdam, Donald 'Attie -
The green rye -,heeds are silvered by Ie1r11(1. iMaald Sager, Thclnta, Rennets,
the eon; Rnth Pharos. Waller Fry.
Skilfully the ploughman guides his Absent through( Illness• promoted on
horses,
Making the clean, straight farrows year's work -Audrey Barker, Ra-
nue by one: - mons Jenkin, Winona JPnkln.
(Evelyn Breekow, Gladys Selling,.
June Bses hler, William %Johnston,
(Sydney iowe, Kenneth McMillan),
Walter Thomas, John tiehaefer, Bruce
MacDonald. Ronald Sproule, Gordon
Thomas, Allan Deer, Raymond ('raw -
ford,' Wanda Duckworth, Eleanor
The whole wide world Is till of quiet
wonder,
Heaven and earth alike are very fair;
A shimmering light all tremulous and
radiant
Folds tbe green fields and holds the
sunlit air.
L me it as a gram on barn and home-
stead,
And on tbe trees 1t rests a shining
mown; Elliott. David Hill. Elgin ?Usher.The little daisies *hlromer, while the John Mohring. Marjorie Hays, Donald
trefoil Fry, Francis Schram. Albert If Tav-
WeaM all the wanshtne os a yellow Ish, leek Whitten, Pdith Donaldson,
gown' Dodd I'atrtrk, Cheater McArthur,
Gordon Let. (Iarni) H*,nItde, (loos
rflts.ley, ,tack Monday).
Absent through Mewls, promote* *w
the year's wort --•Marilyn noes
Promoted eondltlonsllr - i.loyd
tentdl -7, • WUtlas..2,nstan, Arthur
Adams.
1;romo(ed eondltionally Jame* Rob-
ertson (absent), Leonard Pennington
(ahttentl. Robert Wilson, Elgin Royce,
Helen Jacques (absent). Norman Mc-
Guire.
c-
Gutre.
From 1 la 11
Lillian Irwin, ( Eleanor Johnston,
Robert Needham), Martin tike, Helen
Mule. F.Ihtjtheth Twamley, Avlre War-
rener, Marjorie Williams, Donald Ains-
lie. Irene Bradley, (Ralph loser, Jame*
Mitchell), Paulin* Patterson, Shirley
Progressive (lovernWartt in Mani-
toba worse sustained at the polls.
Priam Edward Inlsnd has INS
oalLOst aerrative Provineiai Gov-
dr.utset Teff fil'tNaretllr,-artAi4 i!L
go to the polls in a few weeks.
-PA
Preis R sp Ht
ge'-11Mee - Jeeb.- iia 4atltoa 1 11 -
The foil
candidates la
Koos at •t
Martel-
Antonio.
artel-Antonio,
Whitely. - --
re Fern IV Jr.
Mary Ah1 (honors), Marjorie Reach -
ler (beaoeaj, Mat$aret Evans, belay
hints, Mott: Hogarth, Elaine John-
ston„ Bert 'Ilatebier. Kenneth Chia -
holm.
To Perm III Se.
Catherine !;rat honor,. Betty
Morrison, Pat -'0 is Webb. Mary Ken-
nedy. Ronald W,-beter. Phyllis Jeffrey.
To Farm III Jr.
GIoria'('hb000ts. Jamey r.:110.1' Don -
*14 Hlldr•brnml Marie >I I ,lrmid.
Vincent Smith.
To Form 0 Sr.
Jost sIi Baker inek Dom pity, Helen
Spain. Lean',.. Whitely. Geraldine
Kidd, i'atrk•I( Morrtsofi.
Te Fern 11 Jr.
Thomas Illi tney, John Graf, Joho
F:vans. 1to-• Nunn. Hartnc•v. Madeleine
Smith. Vi• loris Beet -bier.
To Fars 1 8a•,
James Anton;,, John Spain, Jerry
Upit]r..$tttl !` edy Helen Fellows,
Albertitliitl4e,,:r. Madeleine Gravellt.
Mary t'htnliram• iUta lliartney, James
Reynolds, Gerald' Mem, Leo Raker,
are the successful
oronlstlea examina- I w4rir icmuli IMi, July 2. -Mr. and
Mrs. Jack J'taaalgaa of Magmas.
1load hen Meter,-M1as Carlisle Luella el
ape). aegegge Inotrowtw, serer t+ae weallbeaa hem bath
ie 4at,.olo, Neely* I their p•rrwta Mr, ani Mrs. Thos. log-
y MfAstock,•r, Beason 111*, and along with Their brother, Jack,
lett on Monday morning M a_ trip to
Muskoka, taking teats a0 stuping
n .ilpment.
Was Jean Jean i.ogan. teacher of 8.8
No. 14, West Wawanoah, lett en Fri-
day for her Yome Iu Teeswater. She
and her parents and two other teacb-
Iera who have been te•ebing in London
lett on Monday morning to motor for
;three weeks through the West. The
i.condon lathes will go as far as their
homes In Calgary. The Logone will
he met there by their daughter. Mien
Bernie() iogan, who has been on the
Ontario -B.('. teachers' exchange, and
will then go through the monntalns,
down to Ppokane and to Vancouver
We wish them a safe and splendid trip.
The Whltechur h beechen team have
Ibeen fortunate this season, losing
only one game so far. Lust week. on
W,•ctne*(iay, they went to Colborne,
! where they won by a ac•ore of 5-3, and
on Saturday they went to NA -Ingham to
!play a friendly {tame rind won, 14-5.
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NILE
NI[.®, July 3.-A reunion of the
famines of the former ()Irvin school,
Nile, will be held at Harbor Park,
Goderlch, on July 31-st, it 2 p.m. Sap-
per aerved at 5 /.tm Everyone come
and make this ideate bigger and het,
ter than ever.
- e
ltrlsaw OStltlo
To you honorable ambitious men op
get dteeounged at Uses, my sugges-
tion would he: Study the (acts or the
solid Atrnctal sosasseest, and steer
clear of the thought dist you mast
hurdle Into /memo la a burry. -ran
Amburgh.
WHITECHURCH
"There I* nn yatery in boldness
sucCPMi. it you 'lo each day'. task
sneep*wfully, stay faithfully within the
natural operations of mnnlerclal law,
and kem• Your head clear, you will
come out win---rigitt-"-_John D, Rnrke-
Whltechnrh-Mune•, Garton and Gar...
ton 1'mplrei(, Chalmers and Car-
michael brothers.
Mrs. 11.-n lie(;Ienaghan and her
mother, Mrs. Barbour of FAtdyee, and
her grandson, Mr. Llewellyn Culbert
of lioderleh, Melted at the home of the
tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prod
Culbert of Listowel. on 8nnday.
Mr., and _Mrs. Andrew Kirk of Sea-'
We Sell Publicity
forth spent Wednesday last at the
home of lir: and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft.
Quits a unmoor from here atesoded
the aortal at the Sr. Helens ebnrcb on
Friday evening.
Mian Olive Farrier •nd Canteen,
and Mr Bert Cullimore were In God-
erleb on Saturday attending the picnic
cif the Stratford Normal Retool grad-
uates The ardor of the picnic was
quart i ieben (he news spread that
Ile.' Allrox, the beloved principal of
the Normal School, had passed • wa y
ad Stratford that morning, after a
abort Bluer with begirt trouble.
A great Laity were out on Sunday
to beer Rev. T. 0. Wilkinson preach
kis farewell termite. After the ser-
vice Mime Genevieve Watt promoted
Mr Wilkinson with an autograph al-
bum from the young people of the►
contegatlon, and Mr. Frank Henry,
after a Elting addrees, preaested taint
with • sabstaotlel cheque ea behalf
of the eosaapttsu- Mr. and Uri
aatt.laauiz IMNp ea Tuu
-sew Susi►.. gnaw&
The ladax•tlon service far Rev. A. K.
Wright will be bold on Tbureday even-
t/sulk _ w United church.
AiddiffilaggTuesday evening last. the folk of this
community tutted out at the Pres-
byterian church to hear Mr. and Mrs.
Anglia Mackay lecture on tbelr work
la India. lira Mackay gave a very
Interesting tack on the home life, dress
, and mannerisms of the people. Illus-
trating by drxwing up two young
ladle. In the colorful Indian drex..
Mr. Mackay gave a lantern ,tide lec-
ture.
eoture. shovelig their church farm. build -
Ings with missfonacles and htdlen
peoples. Several other numbers were
glren on the program. All were In-
vited down to the ha-.'ment, where
lunch was served and a *oclal half -
bout spent- Many ,bade farewell to
Mrs. Mackay at this meeting, as abs
left on 'Thursday to do deputation
work, throrrth the W
we r1•1141.
River and Red River districts, before
returning to the home of her parents
In Vancouver, prior to sailing for
ladle . ta_cJeptember-__-..__- •
-GODERICH TOWNSHIP
ooDERI('H TOWNSHIP, Indy 2. -
Mr. and Mrs, Brock Orr, Donald and
BIUIe, of Toronto, are holidaying With
relatives here.
Miss ',nettle Lassalene of Welland
spending the holidays at the home
of her parents --rd M
L asealere.
Sc'hot,l (domed at 1'nlon on friday
and the teacher and pupils are enjoy -
Ing the holidays.
(?Hite a number from this commun-
ity took In the tat of July eel(•bratlon
In Goderich on Monday.
There ore ,t few people In every iie Llhrary, the Horticultural Roefety. Little Pauline Irasatette returned
community, w( have the wrong the Retail Merchants' As*oclation, oar 1 home from the G(derh•h hospital on
ItdustrlPi4, In fact every organisation Tuesday.
slant on the mi.afea of s newspspPr. whose mission le to keep our town pro- Visitors at tete home of Mr. and
, . ■n rs. D. .1
They dA not Nellie that it la a boat- I gretctive and up-to-date. Not only does Mrs. Robe, Davidson for the week-
ness proposition, jest the stare as any - the taper give generously of its space end were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steoen-
°ther 1040111.7 in a community, even free of (•huge In a general way, but son of Windsor and Mins Helen Davtd-
thongh its stock to trade la publl- the 'staff financial support also. mon of Toronto.
city. For !no.The Chronicle has! Yet there are come who apparently Mr. i) ve I)nvld*cm vi.f}edat the
housed under its .roof a plant that think the columna of the paper *hottld home of tris pgiree,ts, Mr. Ind Mrs
vitt apprnxlmately twenty thous
he open to free apace in boo*ttng ape H.d,t. IAtvldsrm, ori Ftklay evening
and dollars, amt tot *taR loaf open- eine events or attraetMna. while his boat, R.N. icxottte, was In
ate 1t are paid wagd that will com The hard and fast rule of all news- (hrdrlcfi.
pe re fatotably with those of nay paper* Is that publicity for attraetton• Mrs. 'Naroey Fuller attended the
other nanofacturlag ladn*try. Thera out of whirl' money la to he made, di-
paper*
picnic of the sclnol tit
are three strings go our bow, and no
rectly or rndireetly, by an admission Nile on Frida1.
one or two of mem would he ade-
quate
ds charge or collection, mutt be paid for. Mr. end Mrs. James Young 'visited
quare to keep the enable*" a loin(
('nmmittecs might just as well watt In tort Huron on Thursdny last.
cancers- It taken the combined Into a factory, a grocery *fere, • dry Mr "(inn. Green*I•de attended the
esrnittgs of ail thrx'e bnnPttPeh -nab
goods *tore or a RPnta' fhrht*hinge ole! hey*' rennlon at llenaall three
scrtptl(►us; adrertteeag and joh print- *torr and ask for two or three dollars'
tiny. this week,
Int. worth of goods off few sAPlves, as fist Twn games of *oft4a11 were pl*yetl
The most Pxfsnhdve end of the buil- a nPw*paltoPr for flee pnhllcity that 1,1,1 w"eek. On Tlinr.d*y evening
neva la that wtd(•n k operated to pica cotta emend hnndrM dollars each
Union played at Leri rn. ()n Fri -
dace the nawsts,pcy_ or In other words wank to produtr We would remind day evening, Knox softball team from
to produce Mrhli,ity. No either Waal- MP public' that, twttldea the wage hill, (i-orl'rieh played at ('nlon, winning
fits* give* so mut# gratia to lea cam there enters into the covet of preslnP the game.
munity as the pr, es It supports the tion of even an humble weekly News- Mr, and Mr*. Ram McIlwaln, of
town (+nrncll in tusking effective by paper. the ecotf of the plant, light. beat,
(iotterlch, •halted at the home of Herb.
law* that are pn.esd to regalate chs power, tPlPphonP, telegraph, govern -
life -it
Johnston on Monday
11ft-!t promote. evorr effort to make mental and Male taxes, repairs, MI*a Lena Colwell of (ioderich spent
min-
a town attraction W lite to End to fenancP, Attlee Pc{rPnmP, and w hwradved Randay at the home of her Imrcntr,
roast the Mtla.ns eewttortatde and utters Perham this angle
hwtat Mr. and Bra. 1toDL. Colwell.
haplry--it tw*atty porta.all pbUad'_ been mfi*idPr(vt ny inns who *nmt ProontatiM to Newly -weds. -A
threpfe*, thine a art dolnt aims time* tons almost safonl*heti stint► t/te mint evening woe spent oa_Prleay
tAing for the „tgAr1v11Pawt to life, editor, who with hl* whiff pay thele evening, when friend. and neighbors
such y-�hP Liens Qab. Women's in- nnll;atlnns the sense a* other citizen*,
gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs.
MNate •ughYa,r ji Lie Ffleptre. tfrtalrai* pa7masat for what La .tine Jac ,,MeMlllen, nth enncesalon, to
Hospital atwl ,1. 4atfllary, flim •fir- veetPd fro match money to 1* In t po- honer th.A to their recon): marrlagn.
tons IptIgs frafc ng, oe etim• the Puts sltloe to nail. The evening wax *pent In playing pro -
greastre euchre Before lunch, the
happy couple were present -et with two
handsome chairs, John YuUI reading
the address Mr. McMillen suitably
replied to the presentation. Orval
Powell entertained with lila pop
'rhe gathering dlaperaed to the wee.
ane' boors of the morning.
1 itch. tts--
Chao* Nerrhe regular
meeting of the I.Y.B. was held la the
(*urea ma Tetley with seem -
team members pretest and Miss Mar -
toe Porter 1■ eharge. The meeting
(tweed with the hymn "Blade Ars
Ringing, Woods Are Waging." followed
by prayer read by Harry Phillips, The
Scripture lesson (Psalm 191 was madTh
by Doug. McNeill. The topic ea 'e
Poetry of Summer" was read by Stea-
ler Kcllwain A short poem entitled
Gerdes',"A GerdeMessage" was read be
MIs Nora Sowerty. it was decided
to hold the wort meeting on Jul: 19
tasked of July 12. Orval Powell's
Wenn will have charas The arms was,
"Remar Du SA Glowlog • Owe
Mum +sik
ng and iIRA)
pasted Flower
ductedy was eoa-
ducted at Calmoest_n
Bday, with the
motor, Rev. F. W. ('rack, to the pul-
pit. Flowers decorated the puiplt.
Mr. ('rack delivered a very suitable
address tont the text "And the des-
ert shall bloom as the rote" (Isaiah
D)
3i i s. urtng the service, the eholr
sang an anthem. "We Thank Thee Fl
for the ower*," and a solo, "Ip the
GardenN" was very nle•4y sang by Har-
old Gardner _ ... ext Sunday, an
)range servlee will be conducted at
1'nkton, when Rivenoon (neige. L.O.L..O.' 14.i, will attend ter•vice. The pastor
will deliver the whims. There will
tie-epei•lat music by the choir On
Rnnday. lu1y. 14th, the Ncriment of
the Lord's Supper wilt he diepened
at Union. All member,. and adher-
ent, are cordially invited to attend.
DE LUXE STEAMER SER-
VICE from GODERICH
BY THE LIN TON
_STEAMER GEORGIAN__ ,
Le f ierbwiete-11.4.: p.m. 5' :. .
for Windsor 5h7 Detroit.
i.v. tialerleh 11.41 a.m. Sundays
for (Georgian Ilay Ports, Mani-
toulin island, Mackinac and
the Soo.
WP;EK-PFD CRUISE To WINiI-
SOR AND 1) TROrF
Lr. Friday, return Sunday -.$13,00
including meals and berth.
All day Raturrtay in i)etroit.
Slxday cruise. to Georgian Ray.
Mackinac and Sault Rte. Marie.
1,v. Sunday. return Friday
949.00 Including meals and
berth.
SEAWAY LINES Lor=
WINDSOR, ONT.
-SNR TO('R LOCAL AGENT-
55555
Men's New Type
Suits
To gee thein 1a to want to wear
OAP. Matte of real botany wool
with sipper to separate the
trunks from the upper part If
desired. Thew are the last word
In Bathing Smits.
-- -AIsPt 32 to 44-- -
' at $1.95 awn $2.50
Men'. all•wnoi Bathing Snits.
A full range of Bathing Sults
to •11 else& In the new ent-out
style. They are all pure wool
Prim* at $1.29
-M.- ROBINS-
--Agent for 11p Tog Tillers