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.1. P. 11. Timber, of Toro
the guest of the Wow* tluaag.
AIL and Mrs. Gee ergo. of Mil-
t the wesh-411
Mrs.' lr I Owners of (�!!"'�an Well Pleased
W1 )Fla 0h w+• rets�rThis
ndtng the t mope as
at Lake t.
oft
In took
W. R. Rentorr
.1111aud Water*,
dltio holiday' et her
Mks Margaret'Straus,.f To
apadhs hot. garo w1
Strad .
of tit's
de a
t ,
.' 4eved
He art avbeteg
n
thaaw*
ptabLetty lataiy,
night:
'stairs flight
was ma
imam
wkshaw for trial on a
theft by cony*
fun amounting to $7,583.
commitment followed • two -and -s-
r preliminary beerlua teat wad
Mr. ila4eeteon had elected
and Jury. .— .
large arumber a[ gile-
She
>i�q�M� Y
roo.t
.0., of `1111emate. and
M. • a. of OoddrhL, wsltp.Agnteel
telt lb.• defence.- tro
;W a charge,
Rsessutoa.years tetax MAK.* Wale 4.11
to
latives and friends
vlct� ty.
][Y. L. to Dentin, -
is v t g at
att
• Seals street.
>w r -yawl ', • ,! ,
1• siting alhe, of
, and Y, y
that the I elmipred,
w ' sista. falling olif
•• ),had la quantity tele
the
dry uaaaOA
aftegstri
waa 111 three sections.
herd• to members from
4;04
1 tetpitt 1I woe
for • sad ,ft preilously was
a pried, mild S 11 was for the
sa meolNrei cattalo
x w
..r end pay the mine to the
tbelr re s
rest Lakes.
et van
r
11.. Hai OCt
7
the
hf/b
e
Mita
el
at the
dee, valet
le and Mr The
have the fifth cargp of the week.
The str. Outadoc was here on Thum -
reit, ruin- day Inst with '145,714 bushels of wheat
11aillara. of 1fry,m the head of the Lakes. Other
nda 000
nt Vale •
at the sad at slab yoke
for by the statutes, but tie collector,
1. said 'Magee, had several reams on his
4-9ands at ate time Mr. Koos testi-
gedights pranks wafted add i' 47
the eo.f.ron andde ON
ser
Mesloiases '
sat the audit sheet
tear. wW!d tb•7
apIn thiedapreep
•
asked the Ore . • 1 +. seer
,qty•
eel
a.dlt, Mr. Ln
they • ad
Aat
Mrs. More-
walla�.a.,eataw anit� 641.
old home Oar nes nd, the It a B.
I). Moreland; to the school 6tt no
hero a boy. mid ona417 °
to Ilk - - r
surer rase *
the a
to tree, e
The a e `
Yawn went 41rsoi NMI
Mr. Ewa In 1
up 'the fir,vbut •tsam Vii-.
e takes 111. Then p verification
re were asked ra�Y oTatratepayers � *awai-
ting be M bad e.tbelat11 taxes -
7
x7 patl0M
_ r
cargoes for the elevator were 115,
from the str. Bayton on Friday: 37.00
iron the Superior an Tuesday : 240,-
500 from the Brieoldee; and 247A1Q
from the Ontedoe's second carte I a the
week.
The Superior loaded salt from the
Goderich Salt Company's warehouse on
Its outward mouth -bund trip.
The tug Chaasalatu made port the
latter part of last week and dropped
a passenger lura
t the plNsare yachts to call in
last week were Pal 111 (DT.
8tnngl, Detroit; Prised aGpt. J.
}lertt.n}i.wT dor, Sandusky,
.....parr v )Ifs, of Columbus,
Ohb; Arden, N °York; Lazy Lady.
Fair \ifeo : Miss Liberty, Detroit.
the
sal
table J.
litewart, who
dent. The
Mane meld he driver of t
ear when q •y Cspatabie Fer-
guson, a feet. W$. - admitted.
o occupant of t protested his
statement to the -'r at the time it
was made.
The °+tears ow' farther that Vaa-
stone. who admit having bad some
timer, -arca umd •' • • 4 bis. ' t l4 d itL
,.peach a■ claimed to
nearly thew hour, ot► the accident.
The ear went straight oder We bank
In"read of making a right -turn. 'Mbar,
aytto.sign to warn motorists of lay
IDsteee, was -the
Vanstone was
loony of Opanty
a and Osastable
ted the acct.
*wore that Van -
Lions Club Gets
Bequest of $510
For Amy -lest Children's itinthr-
Other"B6quejs UnerWiV'(d
Late $obert YOUR/
mists ass tt relent
•nt{yu�nder,, win Robert
d'whise
Churches
societies be
Elisa Jane
Yo.ug,
leaving 9 ' -hat
rttaf
will, wide*
provides bequest
'9yas
son its to
-4.
need daring the recons lure••
- It was obvious, said M.F a UkPttht
404=y collected 1 �' )a [s (
sp
take It n to
recel the bikint • +`riitM
y. woe 1net6(4eatr
Verycittilltit
iter
itt toorleolgTatstod
AT
landed
1n the Harlot 'P Cu ap k(!bnrday
�-
at;�aaMboat
1tt� Donaldson arrival at the harbor
lu line to as baa t brag .taken
from Its m,boat
by them He
net Con ler Fergttsob and S , rt
to the harbor and they naMpod
men when they tjad A
int t
tole the ha
they cottlltili► tit Dalt.
man was invited CO t'onrt, and it
brought out that the Americana
Waken SM. dlrectkms and e
'a bad 1
a warped penal, of
11.' u
�u (Aikes a Wednesday
• Court on
feet of garden hose,t `de
athe nozzle
on
1epi, was nd on the
utht !w court room. The
gly of gasoline, and
been used to siphon
r tank.
the lookout for
m ditched a car
ooderlch town -
grass ou
bole smelled etrU
it is believed It ha
gasollesefoM aE
Police today art
a bit -and -run drive
driven by Joe Mur
ship, last sight.
IS
Spot
vativ
tivel7
petv^a•
a
delighted s • • r
ln, We
were advea b
7: D.}chman, f r
lberti* candiditee rispec-
e North Buren J'ldecal
Ti. >Kwtmen -
I reerivtn • 7-
i
eijt .v r
R niter Italtdh (if" .1).
\fr•Uili'�[•
•1( I)etrolt (with acconl
Miss• Martina Hussey of
Mi -s Prance, 1.ipdenne1d of
aeesa gamed by - . . ate
ren, 3aorned trirwse
Ohio, visited the Join wsldt
Ime
of lira. , strpoit
rs A,C•
*111V 4,112. 1111
Ora .fad• . of Toros
retn - • is their homes, • r
chi, t ' rnith .,••.
• Mrs. Mal••olm
O(1 >te
Alta. IL Winter,
3 ..
-*owerts--R Stone-
, F. Kershaw. --tel[
letttoo. Sdwarda,
Jt
F. Barker, Mrs. G
'r •atM (e�
t wl • t �i �.•.�V , !
• A
y. ar•ta Ir
nslse(1, P. Kerrhaw ; 2 spikes.
stenit ''ia►' k, named, F. Barker; 2 spikes,
centrfbe o. - -
-The Mac's and the O's." and Rev. M
N. Sullivan.
Great interest WAP taken in the draw
or a number of valuable prises, the
It being as follows: let. $20
IP .g mattress donated by Joseph
Broprey of Goderich, won by >d A.
Ihtlto(k, 1106 Peale ave.. Park Ridge,
111., rolls held ticket No. 1070; god,
h.lf-tan -of coke, donated by J. B.
Mustard Deal Co. of Goderich,won ith
Mrs. James M. Bowler,
ticket No. 4940; 3rd, half -ton of cok
donated by J. B. Mustard Coal Co.,
woe by J. k• O'Loogblln, 1961 Bethune,
Detroit. ticket No. 1460; 4th, 100 lb.
angar, donated by Nell McDonald, Kin -
tall, won by J. F. McIntyre, 4$$t Fel-
ton- .'inert, San Diego, Calif., ticket
Ne. a fid? ; lth. N1r
pillowslips, donated by the
Parkhill, won by •Mrs. Tim
Aaheold, ticket No. 51.10: 6th,
donated by Thomas Garvey, sr,,
I r-. le - 1 ( 'nrsday) mo
for•tbeir home at Wyandotte, Mich.
Visitors at of AMY and 11
Igoe ; l[r
nitFlolvM
non; lir. and lira..
mins, and Mr. and
Windham.
Mr. amts. • L. 7. WOE •f
York, are gabtefr: K■114.9611.
C. Reale 4L We tc Cottage. La*
and their
plant , oom—F. Barker.
as
weak Mt, OM
goad .irate to
Dr. • Dra1W and
pieta.
"BOB" KING AT
Robert C. Kingltw7b/onto h
taken c a
years ago was in the hotel business in
Goderlcb. Me i<- returning to kis
. omit •, nµ to waF born at
Wel Brie
Temper -
&inlet elleasb,
ist home and foreign
missions,, 9�(1:
-•• 2 S Ivatien Army, 9100;
miss
Mr. Waren, of Toronto, for Jewlab
missions in Itoronto, 9969; Crlpplri
Children't; oma, Toronto, g:tOO ;
•(ioderich >=Clu. lair crippled
ehlldren'A fund.) $t4X); C•hiltren's Shel-
ter Goderich, 9200.
Tltev. W.T. Bunt and Jahn Hunter
are named as executors sad lr.stees.
Preparatleas atld arrangements are going on
a;( 1 I. ttefoor 0111 Sep -
Pail
'Fair, which takes place next month, Tn
eaday andtember 17 and lg. The popular Minis' -r ,f Agriculture, Mr. Duncan
• Marshall, has kindly accept4 the fli''itittnn,of the heard that he of-
ficially open the Exhlb1tionlIt1 Wcdnemday afternoon. w Hu for
"'Arrangement' art being completed whereby tie a�
_ bosom 1s being novel directly o[po.ite the grand *land. 1 Thi feet^
flog and running awes, 611 d11a. IIaneteap and releY let y�re—
• deli- .
la7 after -
The Fair
o• s
inn ' t
m day on It."
Chocking the Mat of .,•pars, witn.
continued. 11e IMO the 1 ,,.•,.
son (the capsid►) • '
they the cnllsetnr e►. *2'6
• pager who ~vase bo the hooka was
121 'arreere. , ilio ram*
or asked
e y, ,w
th196 � r
A shrift feavies *Sr �t+• �..
elusion of the Crown'e earl
"i think the C.*wlisia• olt iltalleed
1_`9lthrontfa two of IM wltnesers. ,' I
and Croy, that there la '
. of money mtasInt.",said Or w .
"and if the Crovrajdig1
the defame must ttltj #
ranch is not the real." • tier:Vat
- ") ate not galas td •
me Oise•, WWM Mr.
1s a greet deal t0
Ikkreping methods
I thtek It
le amid that they
any dlarrepanr•y : but at the
aa time 1 do not think 1 would
haw
rd
too
adopt t4
at. Man
yea hove
. •. - assn
67tbtng la aMw
!barge, if Toeibis w1a1110, 11 roil
mites dawn wad en as
ins and
st..�sg.$ bandletl by boys or g1r4 nu
,i•lt _e before the grand stand
de of prim�pe--winning cattle an le•rrtte'
1 rt• a, itis Of 1* eraI election ea wtgtl
Wading puna of the count, i'
short e rmeechefrau j l+ntgt•,' am
f.,arlagReau thee* ewe
nr
(hs, eaday evening a full night's eiltertatnment is
ysett 4 /e
,rami atweeting each Saturday evening until
the Fair. `'They have met many timea since last fear's pogrom and
trust that the townsfolk and the pee of surroundingco 0oU dde leawill rl
Just give the one Mg boost, altogetMll', that will ptt (
right at the top where weall Sot l their .lonls.
support this year, fed their in-
We subscthankriptions
>PII merchants prise list, and we alert thank the Connell"
01 God tub'ert d Col to our pr
of Ge.derk•h and Colborne tnwnshlpm for their splendid donation., rano
not
forgetting onr P. 11. (7ommIPsinn and Town Council for their gen
de/110p *Oh the Fair W1?d In ab many *aye.
4'ie'ermittilttPb 1. batting a new gleamed -111 cabi,epktin. exhiailed by its end
Wi*tbrnok. is wiLI taken care of the dairy and ita end
1a m splendid addition to Me Fair equipment. The DFifer of ib
1 will l.P very popular -10 or 11 cents for children and 25 cents for adult"
"ON n".isament tares --and the directors are offering a card of
eve adult ticket. at alp
In Qmreelfsion, WSW It. toe fair to 'nage,* to onr people that, in-
stead Of driving great distance., liner crowded highways. to Nee the
atghts, and hear the sauna of strangle voice., in farwwnv place", that we
all "dig Ina .t h0, a for n while andj�,r Am one big throng, for two
t• dVe let Is ming "Meet mjoelhe FaIr--tie (lod.rlch Industrial.
la(,%' v HARRY SALK2:LO;' President
ch. won by J.
.ow, ticket No. «re; Orly Iamb.
nated by Lawrence Walla
W. H. Itobertaiirderich,
No. 74(1. -
Music for the dancing was furnished Mims jade.
by the Il1ogan orchestra of Iweeksow.
A social evening will be held on Abe ; firs Beres a/ res
same grounda, under the Paine Mailip2 o
tendance.
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION
The family of 1r. mad Mrir. perhael
T. O'Reilly are honoring thwedelns
nts
on the oceadam of their golden
anniversary, and take this means of
cordially Inviting allfriends to and
has.
gnalntancee to a reception
ld
at the Hotel Sunset.odrlct. 4 to
8 pp.m., Sunday, September _
Anniversary High Maas, It. Peter's
church, Ooderlch, 11.80 a.m.
ng provided.
LOSES $N AT WINGHAM
Horace J. Fisher, president of11
(ioderlch Liberal Association,t
ll
the MeeEeii;£tlt Edit meeting *e ll*
ham Mat week and returned owe min-
us his w et and the
1$
revealed the. wa n h11 h p
gad giving edam! lighi4lagered r
mai as .appeessemesembeals-arpt Rat
overlook.
atraetlon part* .tn North II
a caucus in the Ik ore
Q7 aeekhlf. , .100 noil, a
this meetin`was- huinary to a pub-
lic meeting to Is• held at mbar yowls
the riding in a neck or two. Anotbet
step to the organisation otwathe rldlag
will be est formation of Revise clubs
to Mob Of the municipalities. The
matte( of a candi'+•'te In the
field iMs been.tiader discussion, but
nothing (Mnnitt! in this regard has 7d
it M understood
e .negotiate, a is,aatble rand-
tlt9 party has appeared in the
tinders , od-
_ 8 n
#utero—Mrs. ills.
Collection ent Dbwent--Mr$. WHIM.
iD
Calendula, $ 12 y—CMis. ,Aid .a` ll
Datfila, g MCP• C. ,�l►Rdr�
9µi.afa - • - . $tae -' '
eW.'df '• wee Trot.fa the foi-
ble rigid x.tnrtlum;
", � 1, and
anapdragrrn, table hnrngnet, a1m•I
Petunia eotleet ton ---C. O. Or
ION 171
het Dowers- RokyLWEI-
.
Fnnclm Schram, Biz -
►ch.
ally t
tai
DIiCORA
Students •thq'(`1111.* tete
ala In ton newlyde r:,tdl mahout
b pntntera having been at
wor 1m t exterior for some time
now. Woo wefk and eaveatroughs
have b••••n painted cream. the doors
ahlityp.tedow-trlmaolog being done In
;:,5111114,
♦ arm If. i►Llch
• 'a_ .�� wh
t�g>tau74 f.
The sevettith 'Tlorney yRnninn was
hs1gh,at Orend Bend on August 5th,
abaft eighty being In attendance.
The oldest mehdrer present was W.
Horner of Owen Round, and the young-
est John 1.. Pym, Infant .on of Mr.
And Mrs N: J Pym, Exeter. A short
htwineas meeting was held at the sup-
per hour and 1t was decided to bold
the reunion 4 •Oraad 1end on the
corremlxtnding dq next year. The
fdilowing olieeet wars elected for
1966: President, JohWe an;
anteMrs.
retary--t reasoner. M etre
rnsty
"porta committee. MI Oh -Ostia, /a
Herdman sad Lloyd McDonald: teach
Mrnn ittee. eo.v'anet,Mrs C. Cfrom hristie.
Member.. were
mound, t4o4.•ri. h. Exeter. Bentsen Kip-
ple, E11nr.1s, needle's, Loudon and
flamalton -
tet ,.
Hon of - ' next
Miss ;'ra "s
re agalntt fort
aut.un �'•,tlo dealing with the +►
pn niem• thug the country t .
It 1- tetter tot how MOO .
Iu .1 the (-ours.^•, sem._ • s e
regarding the tariff qua+tion
will eoetlne to light for the laftne
and the workers and the '
1rten." 1� • • }
MLPdcAL
The Liberal, of (lodericb t4N•epee•
h[ their campaign with an orgl■last
glen meeting at 19aeKay Rau isz
Tuesday evening.
tfy, O. 7Iicbnlaon. who waa 110121 -
•say 11 /megt •a the Pa
enndIda tilt l.' North itralf
to the etovsaa parts, w
of um ilarmpr-Lsl."r esecot the nt the
riding.
bad
tea
gyn*de't , nn
friends. t were Mrs, t¢f theleerrich, aged MOO -OO- -
tta•epi Currie, e,
t7 -two,, who M e relative of MrArtJhlt
bottom' the bott' brother, er[
in, led eighty tear,
t s ~ ps enMyed 111 the
le inn la ed
nftafner.n after • few $amps D f
by boo ,