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'T =NAT TOUTEMILIP
ature In the tar -sway bends may
green and prima of distant adver_
goods may be attractive. But why
a chs cST Local mrckanta miter
in The Opal merit your patronage
you ase what you buy.e
Develop lb. Cemmmelty Spirit
i®1 SIGNAL PROOVINU 00.,
• GODFRICH, ONTARIO,I1'HURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1985
-' il4ttt7Trr+liw;•fl i4 rims, lob
melt Cabe
Adjourned
s Ansi= $te, - hi co.-
parstihe Coolness of Court
Hauge
Y
.411 eolmeell:
re Antic* that Der
all -less eau..
1alat 1
Cllaten
Vetere
ATIIIININSIMINO PARK
•ia.r& the 'Many visitors at Mene-
.at
J. W. Craigie
•
and RMI Enats
!midi! and
Sigapal Sunk
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Geo. Williams & ion
ON, POPT AL Nell
MUNICIPAL WNW
ilkI UMW, LdeessW. and
Reno& Lasssnae Ueda
OTTICE, WRIT TO BANE
OT OOMMSACS
MN SS Gederli
Maghnrate J. A. Making' court was
held In the specious chambers et the
Wert hones en Thursday last, to es-
cape the ewelterlag heat of the small
t runts on North Vert.
Mit
Miamian Mises were en' the dodtet
and there were a large uumtfer of
.pnctator. perw'ut to bear their dlspe-
Atlos. The majority cit spectators
wen disappointed when the cases of
Evelyn Wleetwou and Nelson Naylor
were adjourned a week. The young
couple, from 111)th, are charged with
Use tach on J000 80 of Royal Lloyd's
air. An add.t.oual charge of drunk
delete' has 1„•...a preferred egainat
Naylor. The adjournment was granted
_go' anew poi., a to sompiete their he
yeedgatious This case has aroused
t *eat deg: of interest In Gerdertek
and L beteg followed closely by massy
1Rterested and curious parties
(Lloyd cuml•ell, alias Wllhed Setsss.
of Turute•rry pleaded guilty to ob-
taining goode• uy false pretences and
elected tial l.) His W..reeip. Hewes'
remanded a we fur srntenee while
kis record la Investigated.
Campbell ael slUed pesetas rubber
cheques, to Gee Boyle for 0111.0 sad
to Geo jos $ U5.
Russe Aerated, 338 Pape •veone,
Toronto wile found suRRO of afeeiAll
through at in tion aad paid 411
and cos • rd was In ani $C .
dent at c.Be;d titegnetice vile
a car d by Samuel Ietteebalk, alt
Seaterth Wttnewes said that' Mel-
ees' w driving forty re nib miles
pec hou and that Gottschalk was
trove/II very slowly across the blgb-
way
itayn ''s car mea dammed to a
tar gr r extent than was. Gotta-
chalk'a • • for that reason the To-
ronto In thought It unfair that be
should re to tt cc a charge. He
had tae punished snneiently, be
tbough t
John I •, hHr -working Bois-
lee,
Yrlee, of .' .c• *be, ob • Ali
zed for 1t- was $t,ee
Mee, on eebarge •vg
' - J0trn, who
aM r4 SSd help al
ly, theaght
sur. Ne
vole, le the world so In
a most „'elle planner. Be ewe
phade was he t1>St be was arrested
[tear ereatini a dietnrbance.
Lewin. Boabart, of Beafortb, paid $10
asd ends for &lying recklessly
A charge of driving wit-% improper
brakes, preferred spline Harold But-
ted, of Lucknow, vibe withdrawn.
GODS:RIM BRIDGE CLUB
At the weekly dapticate bridge tour-
nament, held Mladay evening at the
Coif Club, the 'allowing were wieners
North and Smith --1st. Mn. W. r.
Sanders and Mr. P. F. Carey and
Yrs. Geo. Copeland and Mr. K 'lus-
ter, tied, pies 10%; Sod, Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Pattetpon, pits 4; 3rd, Mr. R. J.
teeMeben •nd Yr. E. Dean, minus
a%:
East and Koeb••ist, Yr. gad Mrs. N
C. Lanaway, pits 9i 2nd, Th. Mary
Tom and Mrs. A. Tota. pier 8%; EM,
Mrs 1. 17 Eastman and Mr. R. Dean,
pins 5.'Vic
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MURPHY
Collection Ade
and Real Estate Bergen
ACCOUNTS OOLi • CDT"
COMMISSION BASIS
Town and esseat7 pregarthe
Med for men or twat
Ape/ ter De Laval name
Seporaters, Daa% a al
(hams *3. 1 Farm
Fe stilt
--SERVICE' 114bar -maw-
T. T. MZTuET,
$��
Sawa
n0°1
eat Street
SHOP
A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances.
Ffzttaee, etc.
Electric Wiring o/ell
kinds
ghee ,tei
FRAM MCARTBUR
Telephone 32 - Goderich
ltellity are very much like
Want and bolts and mere
machine shop -to be oiled
where they 6t." -Hent
*d Verandah
Chairs
hooka asserted stock d
sed liose4ab Mark
illlr1iisu
Deck • Chairs
from V 1.25 up
AU bars attrsetiv stripe
Chiang. - Ss.st pours while
the eh•tee good. .
J. R. Wheeie;
P.iaered .-AS
Pi ereildre Dada • •
ilesiless third, 600111414,1
�Olet` shwa .1ne i e
AND All
es et unity
re welcome to
es with the
gheld at
5. Ban -
Tickets 75c
darts( the past week
were:. Jo Grant, Toronto;
Mies ]Lary Aga, MISS Barbara
Cnssweller, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs
Sanders alae family, Chatham; Mrs. A
Miller, Walkerville ; Mr. and Mrs A.
O. Evans,. Toronto; Mies McHta L
ph; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
oat ; Mr. Jack Vieille.,
Mrs. Tancock, Y a L
; Mr. W. H. 'Fella,
I, Toronto; Mr. Mavety
Stratioed ; Yrs 8. Law.oe
and tali - • , Loodon ; Dr. Creesweller,
Mr. and Mrs. Yaereotay, Windsor ; Mr.
and Yrs. Maertag, Toronto; Mr. Foie
ter AW1ndaor.
LICENSE PLATES
May y wKte letters on dull black.
This, 11 L learned, will be the On
larks automobile comblaatlon for 1988.
At the antarfo • Retormatory, Gueelttb,
maty tbessendatet ptitee have already
been tnresd est and tip first samples
bare reae* Qwsen'e Tark.
The auarpritips are quite p*uud of
Ilse now laddastions They figure
on the dull black
Ire appearanee
the lye -Of a
M. here boles
ttom of the marker
This la.deslgned
t s lit Ideas
!t theme-• ' els
that the
will
acid yet
trunk
Nest
Penclrlid fa
as wail as
be lit the
_Yathed
MIL The things ma.
t1Yle wider from
the name of the
t0 the foot of the maria
Levens
Ii
for Burp'
RATNER B/ YOURP1
inftaeui
MeetWeek
Dbeinghreats�a>'ir et Be-
ecethl ehtion l
Ilensall, July 11.- erugreTesieea and
United Farmers tie (tatirio In the rid-
ing of Hurun 1. fo rly South
Huron. will in satirt Me • ma 'Re-
construction pally In tys. g ed-
eral electluu. •
Thls war declared get tae I rogreeaivea
and United Tardlers hod a je,lnt meet -
Ing hers eestot4e7 14 indorsed the
ttteveno pro(raly Ai_ meeting was
virtually turned fates ylecena club as
a committee of ahem
tative men was chosen
pick delegates wise wtl
ens candidate peat 7.
Robert McMUlar, brother of the late
Thomas McMillan ral stalwart
who represented tis 1 ng for many
years, proposed ghat meeting sup-
port the Stevens party and was named
as acting cha Italia of the organizing
ma the nucleus
of the Ste,eua for the riding.
committee. why for
His name 1. aim beard aa that of
a possible candidata• for the party. to-
gether with the same, of William
Blanc, president of the 1 F'4) riding
assatiun and a tura. r 7 PI). mem-
ber a Ottawa; W. (t lt. I.l. twice a
Pruviueial member fen the 1'rogres
Idris,- Mayor Andrew Sutherland of
i eafoltk, and W. N' ('eeio- a former
Independent candid:: t.
To Choose ('enerdete
-tithe candidate *1.. be chosen by the
new Stevens UlaA1 when they meet at
the tome of Mr. YIH,'. in Tuekeramith
township near **forth next Wednee
Stlight. He will then have to -he
endorsed by the Tesler,.. txeeutive of
the Steten,+ party„ .,cording to a rule
of the new group, e
The Stereos candidate will Is- Till-
tioaed by W. 11. Golding. the .sating
metebee and liberal etaudard-1,eerer.
wholra Tkrted el a tmu;,irity of 1.000
after thd''tt tis of 'ti. .:,'e Thomas
n represses -
Ise and
the Stee-
?ICNI(S AT HAIHO&
More than two hundred pknl (era
from vartoem communities me)ell d
Friday afternoon at Harbor Part,
which is becoming more popular every
year as a lakeside resort. Two
churches held their annual congrega-
tional and Sunday school picnics that
Mckilllx aIle ora• I�••,a;natelagain
day and many other persons enjoyed ya,rera( al.}
the delightful etiarroandiusa, having The f�7,n rvative eee"v orgy
supper at to ex under the trees. time Iritis Ian Adnz i, a {cru
Thf annus p. T.hc of Burma church, (-red fight is I while there 1�
Mallett, s. n ora attended by one hundred womb-,
memberafternoon of races and a ;strong posed of ■ strictly India-
g ames
ndy
games was efljoyed, tieing In char`e of pendent nndtdate awl a fotutrornend
the minlsbar` Bev, a. ' Qar•Msel, a
dated by Messrs. Gee. Watt, Ales. Me-
llwen and Geo. McVittle.
'There were seventy members of Au -
bask I'reeebyterlan church at the lark
The ebehlren swam during the after -
Loon, and after supper sports were
condu,Vd by Mr. Alf. Rollinson. Rev.
T W Mills was in charge of the Picnic
The results et the races condue trd
by the Auburn church were:
Girls, 6 years and ua
Raga-, Marlon Bode.
Bys, 11 years and
Shepherd, Russel Kernighan. i
Girl, 8 years and under --(rubel
Herotihsn Lillian Molts.
ROE--STODDART -
The martia*, of Miss Mary Brelya
Stoddart t.. the Rev. James YtahWeri
Use took piece recently la
Iowa. The bridd Is the daug
Rev. and Mrs . W. W. Aced rt,
formerly of Gdderk h, Mr. Stoddart
toeing now pastor of Westminster
Prettbffi•rian cbnreh of Keokuk,
w wedding wag soletneiyatd.
MI len Stoddart, the bride's sla-
ter, was maid of honor, and Mr. W.
Peal Iltoel,lare aerved as groomsman.
A beautiful program of wedding manic
precadad the ceremony, contributed by
Mrs. Lillian Frank, Mins Tame Bell,
and Mrs. Flelyn llowklna Jenkins. The
church wa- decorated with pink gla-
dioli and r,•.ea, flanked by banks of
..
ery and ferns. The umbers were
14 Miller of Ynung town,
O.; . . Well dlnotte, Yr. Loren
capand Mr. Arthur Davis. Tbe two
brideamalde. wearing aft/active gowns
of Mblaseellne de sole, were Mim Dorf.
'little of Iowa City in blue frock with
Aloe bat to match and Miss Bitty
Kledelaeb In a yellow model, with yel-
low hat. They each carried Colonial
bouquet* of flowers to match their
costumes et4'he maid of honor, Mae
Mass Grace Stoddart, wore a pink
r taffeta with a plat ease
carried a Wiest of plat
The beide wore a *bite
sows of atmple deign
and earned whla torn.
eresoar • reception was
chapel, sad Mn. Sesddart
and Mn Roe neared ttbe
Miss bride le a padaate et
y of Toros.* 0i•serva-
ant made 0
hair bat a
iiesAma.
2 wed
a �
After the
held In tk
and the R
resent
the Itntvt
tory et Meer The irlderrnees, Rev.
halal Strnflhers Roe of 'lbressao, Is a
geaduate Princetnn Theological
Seminary. ¶'Tbey will reside le To-
ronto. -.
fes tare the Stroll -
ttow a and farelgn
tag aad_playt g their sa-
wn! ice- tri In metes
agar aoveraT eeittnfrtra,
t rare on the
'a
+Ile eatUoiTeam u'-T$'11,ee. g. L
the local town hail yesterday WAR fore-
cast In advance notice*. 'I'keae stated
that 11. H. Hannam, in. n•tary of the
(.F0.. Toronto, would give ea ad-
dress on the Stevens manifesto and
declared that the Meeting would con-
sider alignment with the Reconstruc-
tion part) and the nomination of a
CHWilda te
The meeting wH5 not pa rtleul y
"tell att•-ndwl. but the Huron
hamper r.,p and shortage of help was
blamed for • unity Beata.
('ritteires Old Parties e
"I'm its. la•r , ant, behind Stevens,
Boys, 14 years end ender -Sill (inc- and 1f we 'hilt .. Stevens eandidate
ler, Earl Mugfor4.
Girls, 11r►' and wades -Joan
Phepberdwlel
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CANAnAIIr BOND •TIONS
throbbed lei Petrie A Co,
United, Bind Dealers. 5141 Horan
• Erb SWINK, Leaden, Ont.
J. B. Barbee, Loral Representative
Approximate Quotations July 29,
s3S5
DemiaAn of Canals _
Gamete -.5 136 10449.
Canada 5 87 1011.()0
Ceases • 516187 101.2;
(*nada 43440 11000
Canada 41 11200
Canada 43 113 25
eaeada 4 43 106.25
Canada 3'6,44 10225
Canada 4 147 10e 00
Ca nada 41,E 4F4 14)0 25
Canada 414,49 100 25
Guaranteed1511.
C. N. li, . 414 51 111.00
C. R.. 5 54 114.54)
C "R 5 319 114.00
Prwlydal Jgvernnteek
a o 5 55 90 00
. (tblunable 5 53 90 50
144, °diamMa 5e. 45 101.75
t•'A'cavalMide of educational anal roomette:Sal ariracdears-
, awaits you at the world', largest annual Exhibition ...
Rudy Va11Le and his captivating band and Boor show
sem afternoon and evening ...'Zodla", gorp.ow rand -
termed actors on the world's largest stage ...His spectacle, the pageant of the century, with 1500
His
p
Maiesey's Irish Guards band from Britain and forty other
.bjsad... • National Motor Show and Hone Show...
decal Dog and Cat Shows ...Marathon swim..
AlliIterboat rata, international track meet and other
sports competitions on land and water . • masterpieces of of Europe and America in two art
agriculture in all Its brunches in the world's
show building. Mile -long midway. Booming.
,-'crashing, iridescent pyrotechnics,"The Show Window of
the Nations' is designed for eery member of every family.
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Comment^
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CANADIAN
NATIONAL
WES
WEW$YTi LD,, Ju • -Mine A
Clark, $t Saskatoon, lea tins at the
home of her sister, Min arvin Mc-
Dowell.
e-Dowell.
Miss M. Smith of Brussels lat-
Irg her brother, 'Mr. Charles limlth.
Mrs. Norman McDowell visited ou
Saturday with her mother, Yrs. Os
.beldertoe of
'Yr. a1bd Mrs. A. Walsh were Port
Albert donors on Fridley.
Rev: A. Taylor and Yrs. Taylor
Oadiemlly, of Rockwood, are visiting
a few 4a, 7a thls week with the torm-
er's tater, Mr. T. 11. Taylor, and
other friend's. •
Mrs. W. Fiimpbell spent over the
week -end w' her leather, Mrs. B
Brown of l
Mrs.- tla'!f Gordon of Detroit Is
her sister, Mrs. W H. Camp-
bell
Mr and Mrs. Norman WI(htssas
and Patricia, of Gore Ilay, visited on
Saturday at the home of her cousin,
Ur. W. F. Campbell.
Rev. W. Bites sae lira Hiles,
Ameeburg, were guests nn P41d•y
in thio ding 1 . Itght tooth and nail
to aleft ridingh4m t.•�lam Black, the pre-
aldent et the 1 F U. Association, de -
tared as be my n.vt tai meeting and
Introduced Mr Hannaq.
He de.erila.l old parties as too
dishonest to,r. Mose stet upon the
wlehes of the retitle or ---too entangled
with the merneyest trete 10 carr?
out the wlsht. ,f people. He
also criticized the eoneentration of
wealth while other. live on charity,
and WA of the eiAliwn that the Gov-
ernment should not lave resisted the
deflation of comendlOp prices.
104.1 1+ 'The rural doll 'Mae cut In two
100.15 while the city dolls • T1nr wfiedw
110 00 ryatem has bliprI14 entangled that
110.731 many are realty t0 ap It entirely
112.75 i and make A new kart, 111 never vote
114.00 for a Grit or A Tory again an long la
107 21 1 live "
105 25 I Mr. Hamam'a Add
1
107.00 Mr. llenam '-;s,a h• et -
110'25 I,, opinlnlne that be win an ef6clal
110.`2"", representative of t vett, party,
but lasing hi+ nddresa rgely upon the
11250 Stevens manifc't•', and fhe ,peech
1lf.110 trade by Mr. F'e•'•na le ifs nlened his
115.5) campaign In Hamilton a week age.
('anin¢ this th, transition period
104I 7/4
from an era • •'stem of searelty to
lol.',o an ern of plena• Ile declared that the
Illi 21 rchaufng
n Is ever
former mal r_,In
power of 1(52'- Ike 4.
to end.
Manitoba 41,4 56 100'2.5 1(4 e.,
MaaitOba • . b% 55 107.7.5 1092. "More an.l ?II.,P we agrloultural
Ii 1 *li.Wi k 5 �60 119.7 11:.'_>.i 1a-, 1.k find ,. : r Bot getting leader
0$Sf Ocala 4'!, 14)9.75 111.2.. ship 1'11 not i• anyt6lag afimut Mr.
O(SOk 458 50 100.011 100 00
bailrls
5% 48 114.00 115.25 (('ont iiur,l on page 71
Ont_ litdro
Cow. '.4%, 4, 5 152 90 75 101.
4 52 108 50 104.
ea at • 44 -WAD 07.
Bennis
Been
Poseur
Bea
2.i WHEN tifll; N'S VERY YOUNG
00 The St Mai 1-+.lopaaal-Argun of last
75 week had a 10,011'04f the pupil,' of the
Avonbenk a hool. In Perth ronnty,
back in the bait ertuvy. looking
over the nnmee► 1 the plant. we
K see that of ►tells ver, now Mia.
(Rn',1 JAW. Bnililteel of Goderlch•
and, though the p>dtograpb was taken
(mite sane year ago. it 1s not at all
difficult to pi, h "tit the keen -looking
little girl who •. now p well known
resident of Goderleb.,
t 15% tit 106 105
s in se se
TS 94 On
Gatineau Power 6
tit• eneen 1'r 1R''
Gen Mese Wsrese
Ma▪ eda ree-4,4=
Mariner 5%
(states rr :115
rr tarn of Can 4%
filhaainlgan
RR at
41 74% 77
le IS en
104 105
I with the formerb uncle, lir. W H.
Campbell, and otter friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoover and
their son, Mr. Worthy Hoover, and
Mrs. Hoover, of Algary, were renew-
ing old acquaintances In this vicinity
on Monday and visited their old home
now owned by Mr W. F. Campbell.
Miss Marjorie (.`ampbell of Stratford
hospital received her nurse's cap re-
eently.
IIle --1'd be wNllssg W die a tbou-
Fend deaths for you.-
She- " J list
ou."She-"Just one would suit me per-
fectly."
T1s lodger was nettling hiss frill but
on looking through It be found several
things for which he had been over-
'oherged
"Surely this isn't right," he said
angrily to the landlady, Itslioating an
item
"All right." she snapped back, after
admitting that there had liraa mla-
111a 1 tab. 'fon needn't get so exott.d. Keep
your wool enheyoung n.'
"Keep weeI ` f rated the
dg
loer. "Row i* r bang I
fleeced r
SEPT.?
BENMIpLLEIllit
•
BON a returned
J Ida
Oke has returnrn ed milk
her son. A. E (Nke nto. .tin
Oke and famllyhro
their way north to
other places which *rpRare
on their holidays. e..
Mrs: Wilson sad peaky have re-
turned
-
turned borne to Toreglie after visiting
her sister, Yra. Jewell.
Mr Verne 0.11011, Bias Nevins and
Mr. and Mrs. R Moore rad family
spent Sund Strati utile and
Port Bute 1
Mr. Metlatlen, a colieSte chum of
Rev M r "11.1. .joust theskseeksed
with him illere.
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Auto IIrstnutiCE Fire
Life
Accident and Sickness
N. K. WARK
Gedertek, Ont. Phase gob
•
DO YOUR CUSTOMERS
APPRECIATE THE
PROTECTION OF SHELL
Sealed GASOUNI PUMPS ?
1 THE
THE
ONLY COMARNY • NG
ITS PUMPS HAS 111QOSTED
MY BUSINESS AMA31Ni4.Y.
An old ce”el, woman whom Right
wax falling a ildvlaed to
on her ‘741 natielan showed her
Into a dimly room. Telling her to
rover one eve he indiested it card
with letter, 4 ,4rions else and seked
he. to read them out.
"Ne. as, • ill re no' going tattirtAll.
The f
HURON ROAD
SERVICE ST TION
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Streets. Pho 595
it
Blue Warr s. way
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SERVICE STATION AND
MACHINE SHOP
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