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HIG•H•PY-NiNTIt YEAR, NO. 18
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1936
Presbyterial L. M. S.
Meets at Clinton
Mrs. W. J. Greer of Wingham Is
the New President -Many
Good Rapala
CLINTON, April 29. -The tenth
annual meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial W. M. S. of the United
Church of Canada convened to
Ontario street church, Clinton. where
the first gathering was held ten years
ago, on Tuesday. Tbere was a good
attendance, although the morning was
very wet. Mrs. W. J. Greer •t Wing -
ham, president, presided.
One minute of silence was obakrved
-is memory of the late King George
a
Use National Anthem was sung.
I]<re. F. G. FarrllL of the Oeteelo
street church gave the address of
welcome, in welch she referred to
Miss Sybil Courtier, who was brought
up to the church and who had been
for many )ears a representative of
tbe W.M.S. in Japen. Mrs. McKen-
zie
cKeeate of legmondvllle_ responded appro-
priately.
An invitation was received from
James street church, Exeter, for the
193S meeting, one from North street
church, Godertch, being accepted for
1937.
The roll call of auxiliaries was an -
veered by the several secretaries, an
lucrease In membership being repdrenL
Itayfield and.Brtasley report
hundred per amt. laerease.
In Blatta and Oresa-di orebge vIs a ery
wonan in the•conOe
mem-
ber of the W.M.8.
Thirteen anxBBevies participated In
tbe Kingdom of God movement re-
sulting In greater interest and devo-
tion to the work for whkh the W.11.11.
stand,.
A tweety per cent. increase was to
rted in systematic giving. and Win -
PERSONAL MENTION Cot. D. Hudson
TGets the Chapeau
--- pec irlenaa are pleased t:. tee Mrs.
L.
ra-
L. L. Krieg out again after a severe
illness of some weeks.
Miss Carrie O'NeUI spent a few day. -- -
the past week visiting with relatives Superior Berths Wednesday Even -
at London and at. Marys. Tint Arrival of Bastes
Mr. John Mott of London was in big -
town for the. week -end on a visit to at This Port
his broths!, Mr. Geo. M. Elliott'
Miss Kathleen Sullivan, of Cbleago.
has returned to town and will Wend
the summer with tier sister, Mrs. Rich-
ard Phelan.
Miss Jean Proctor has returned
home after spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. W. Itlehardson,
Port Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod and
son Robert, of Detroit, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las McKensle.
ices. A. and Mrs. Gregson. of Me-
dina, U.S.A., visited last week wl(h
their aunt, Mrs. E. J. Matthews), St.
Vincent street. -r
ler. Thomas Pritchard returned last
week from London, where he bad
spent over three months at Westmin-
ster hospital.
Mr. Douglas McKenzie left for Port
Colborne !on Tuesday morning to as-
sume bis duties as chief engineer of
the steamer Loekwell,
Mrs. Richard Phelan list returned
hone after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Jobe Brennan. and
her family at Paw Paw, Mich.
Mr. and Mr.. W. J. Powell returned
last week from Florida. Mr. and Mra.
J. B. Swaffleld also are home after
i winter in the tunny State. •
--thy, (Somerville, Miss Eva Somer-
A large number of townspeople were
at the harbor Ia.t eight to see the
lrst steamer of the year enter title port
at \8.30 o'clock. The Map was the
Superior (Capt. Dalton Hudson),
nd Jas. Donaldson, returned to
Ooderleb on Monday evening after
spending the winter In Florida.
Priced! ib Goderich are sorry -10
learn of the serious illness of Mrs.
Mee) J. A. Anderson of Ottawa, who
belrllet>• in hospltal there for some
t1iN. _-:
',-1Od Mrs. Percy Proctor and
baby 4rolen, of Detroit, repent the
week♦td with the former's parents.
tbrop auxiliary reported baving ez- Mr. and 'Mrs, -W hooter, Gibbons
seeded Its allocation. An tnterest and strut
attendance at the aeetlonal meetings Mr. and Hills Charles Morris, Of
was urged. Detroit, .peak -..the week -end at the ter Marjorie have returned t0 now
Mrs. McKenzie reported five evening home of the latier's parents, Mr. and home on Keays street after a eves' the window to loot for the ball, lto
ost
aunt -tries: North street, Goderleb, Mrs. D. Menasha. Mete Morris L years' absence. Mrs. Hetheffigigten his balance and -tumbled headlong
to
Seaforth, lived at Wingham and spent the last the floor. Kenneth -wee Gerrie; ;James street, Exeter; remaining and Mrs. W. HwBaker returned winter at Toronto with her daughter, four bours, but tela ,turd, strength
sed r. Lane who had been teaching for a while in pulled him through safely. He was
lire Lase reincrea seventeenof mise t week from Tpart n where Way Northern Ontario - taken to bas home on Saturday.
Mon develop d increase four. One Mspent the greater part of the forwPortr. Miss Hetherington claims the north Although his ewes were affected by
had developed into an evening sue Mr. Baker leaves this duties
country is tar from wild. "I did not flee flap, one ha! stra(ghumed, and
Bary during the year. The Tout! 8tasley to resm►te eel duals. for tie see a wild creature all the time 1 was hopea are that the other will become
people stressed the wperiod it summer. teaching," she said. "except tae normal In time.
their meetings; somee rreeported in- Dr. W. J. iteld and Mrs. Reid ar- Is." __
creased givinP• rived in town this week from Detroit p1pl THE WEDNESDAY HALF-1iLO1.iDAY
Miss Balite sent her report: Two to take rip their resldencr permanent- ANNUAL SCOUT 11 BTING
ly In their home nu St. George's Cres- newt fated field Commencing Wednesday of next
new l' (i 1sT. • groups, also' Idcrsednt W. A. Speed, y app° week, Godertch drygooda merchants
Interest and effort. Brussels,Pant- oilers they lave already ape
Beeler, North street. Gexle[kh. Os' several mimmera. -"- secretary of Western Ontario, came to and the majority bf grocers, butchers
mu- Mr. and Mrs, _Arnold McConnell Goderlch from the Boy (Scout head -
and saket7r, with .others. will close,
tanto street and WiolbaWUUs.
ton, Dengannon, Wingham and Ben- visited with the former's parents, Mr. Quarters at London on Monday. fo their mere of 12.:~0 p.m. for the weal
miller each have a group. and Mrs. W. J. MtCobnell, at Wood- visit with local Scout officials. As • summer mad -week 'half -holiday. The
wen. was la repo Speed'sWednesday m half -holiday will continue,
reported thirty- !stock last week end. end lira. McCon- result of Mr. visit the annual
ds, four new ns ncll, jr., went on to T-oronte rlr;npemt Smut teener which hes been post with exceptions tieing to other dr
seven mls benWW1 with her mother, Mrs. J. pored trequentlp, will be held nn May Glared builders, through -)fit•
June,
(tirInerebs year, t fifteen life -members. a few dap* July, August and September,
I21. The field secretary will he here
Worldar) Increase of thirty Shand pttuN to 11. Marshall.se
Friends, eight hands ou the elkA Josephine Saunders ' haste re to take part In the meeting.
congratulated the Scout honor roll. Those reporUog quarterly turned from a visit to her brother, Mr. I Mr. Speed strong BIG CATCHES OF SUCKERS
and ding a correct annual report Walter L. /launder/. atOttawa. While officiate here for baying a The s e kir rum Is in full swing•
are a itled to a place ou the honor fit the rapital she aaw some of the centre, "w -el` above meth average."
eraand ! Daily now scores of the fisb are being
roll. The Band at the ltrlek church flnalm In the Drama League contest,
ere are fifty Scouts I taken from the Maitland River. On
1v ouletanding, reporting an Increase and she also -Went three afternoons. In Qoder&eh fever.}Sunday two llttle boya (he older one
of two hundred per rent_ In girl the House hf Common. !tstening to SIGNATURE being about thlrte!'n Tears of age,
tad two members going five atlathe debate on aAe,pployment relief. 11.01ID i'wEED81RtJIk$ Ibel.ng eighty-five Ash from the river.
mcr•tl Rs. The Iemdrslr,xu hand is I --, I . Mr. Glen C. Lodge, ecnutmaster o! Many catches of over one hundred
held In a achoet house, the toucher be- KiNTAIL CAMP DATES Me 2nd Goderie6 Boy Spout troop, on suckers are reported.
lag the leader. Date. are anpouncrd fur the cartons I \Velnrdap received a servant bearing From Port Elgin it Is reported that
Mat J. M. 80athcnu repsrtesl twenty- °rips at the j(Irttall camp Rrounde'the signature "TyrPetlsmulr:" i000 ge era 'were taken from the river
a (luring Church f the The warrant one overdt►e, is a a >]tarty at that point.
eight baby of the y ht h certifies [hat sits by
which arrived from Midland. The
trip, ordinarily a fifteen -hour run, was
completed In 3241y hours by the Sup-
erior,
uperior, which encountered dense fog
all the way. The ttuperlof would
have been here a week ago, but was
locked In ice at Midland.
ss Mayor MrcEwan is out of town
lady (Thursday), the presentation
of a hitt To Captain Hudson will' be
made on Friday before the departure
of the boat.
The Superior this year is just two
weeks later than her first sffr IT"bere
In 1935. •
The Superior is taking on a cargo of
1500 tons of salt from the Goderlch
Salt Company's witeehouse for the head
of the Lakes.
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The steamers J. B. Foote and Te. B.
Hanna cleared from this port early
Wednesday morning for the Coifing -
wood dry docks for inspection.
The steamers Cedarton and Outadoc
are ready to leave and may clear this
evening. The Bricoldoc was outfitting
for an early trip, but was delayed
a split bollaa,• --
WHO IS THIS?
Celebrate Theit
25th Anniversary.
Mr. and Mra. Albert Taylor Re-
ceive Congratulations and
Good Wishes
CAN YOU NAJI3 HIM?
Rev. Austin L. Budge of Hagerevtlle,
klgdii: ukea time from alis duties as
moderator _°Lthe Presbyterian Bynod
of Hamilton and London 'to inform
The Signal that the portrait In last
week's issue w•as that of Rev. I1. Ken-
nedy Palmer, D.1)., minister of St.
Paul's Presbyterian church, Prince Al-
bert, Sask., formerly of New West-
minster.
nee week we have another uniden-
tified picture. Can anyone tell
who It is?
INJURED BY PAIL .,
W. L DISTRICT MEETING
At a meeting of the executive of
the .West Huron Women's Institute,
held et Blyth on April 22nd, arrange -
meets were made for the annual dis-
trict s. ""__ _w. - to be held at Londe.
born Friday, May 22nd.
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HOME AGAIN
Mrs. O. J. Hetherington an '
Boy
teberty -
Mr. nil Iles. Albert Taylor, Koays
street, were" the recipients of/many
congratulatory cards and messages,
aLso flowers and beautiful and practi-
cal gift!, 'on Wednesday, wheu tbey
quietly celebrated the twenty-fifth an-
ofversar! of their wedding.
AND SHOP WM1113 YOU ARE •
INVITED TO QOP 1'
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publishers
AT THE WATERFRONT 1 Fatal Midnight
Crash at Mimics
On Wednesday three million white-
fish fry from the Sarnia hatcheries
.were deare in the lake oft this port.
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On Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Horace Horton, Son of Mr. and
the trim launch built during the Win-
terOnothe months by Bert liac1h,nald will P
officially become the "Anuamac." 1
The ebristening will be a regal
mony, as It will be performed by the
"Queen of the Jollies," )Llai Martina
Hauer.
The couple, ',bo have resided in
Goderlch the last ae'enteeu Fears. arg
natives of Boltuu, Eugland. Mr. Tay-_
lor, who was born lu 181(5, same to
Canada in 1910 to prepare a-luthr at
Toronto and bits bride -tube, Leah
Iaelwe, who is a few mouths his senior,
joined tam In 1911.
They were Married tea--aprtt - ...,
1911, at the former St. Martin.;
church, Toronto. The ceremony was
perfurmed by Res, 8. 1)..taweatman.
Mrs. Grace Ottaway was the brldrs.
maid and Mr. Albert Brvwlley, I.T
Raglan street, Toronto, ens grooms-
After -impending three days at Atee-
andra hospital with a slight concus-
slbn resulting from a sax -Lout fall to
a cement floor, Kenneth Hutchins,
three-year-old sou of Mr. and Mrs.
George Hutchins, Trafalgar street, 1s
once more at his home, welt ou the
'Way to recovery.
The little buy was playing with a
on Thursday last when throned
t roiled
la a Adler window. He peeped
man.
The couple are highly regarded re-
sidents of Goderich and are valued
members of Knox I'reabyteriau church.
Mrs. Taylor received a lite-newberabip
certificate In the W.M.S. tri Klee
church to 1924 and one of the mostt$Ameti Cnitel church, Peterborough.
valued gifts she receli•ed on the ocra- Mr.Craik has endeared himself in the
sloe of her annlveraary wu a life- hearts of many Ia this town and dee
he
membership . pin from the same society. trlct during his pastorate here and his
The pin lathe highest honor the removal would be regretted.
11P, S. can confer. 3lta.,, aFtoZ ti■a
; t•i-a9d LOST THEIR BEARINGS
q:1-ties,-
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Local fishermen have had poor re-
sults With their lifts of net* they bad
set a few days previously. Lifting ou
Monday, -Mac MacDonald had only
e.isty-five pounds of trout, and MacKay
Bros. had 170 pouede. "Reddy" Mac-
Donald has pot lifted his nets yet, al-
though he bas several gangs out
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Bill Young claims that draegermen
have nothing on him after a job he
had ou Tuesday. Bill, who Is Ave
tout MI of s° and weighs 1tk) pounds,
was eramwed under the afterdeck of
the Annamae In a hole so email that
he had to roll up in a ball to get into
tt.' - Hill had a long sud tiresome job
uda, sawing through two
The gaopte of Coderich were tt teril-
to learn of the terrible aeeldent oa
the highway at Mimko early Sunday
morning last, re.ultlug In the death of
four young men, one of whom was
Horace Horton, younger sun of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip 11. Murton of aware
sea, near Tertinto. The bereaved
parent. are butt padres of teetered'
and members of well-known families of
this town, Mrs. Horton being the
former Miss Eva Acheson, ulster of
Mr. R. J. Acheson, and Mr. Horton
being a brother of Mrs. Gamble, Mrs.
(Canon) G. C. 11111 and Mrs. Edith
Baker.
Itealdes the parents, au older broth-
er and a slater survive the young mai
whose death occurred so tragically.
The Fatal (Yash
Toronto, Aprtl 27. -Four young men,
three from Menke. and one from Swan -
bolts to release a block. He walked ren were almost Instantly k
like the hunchback of Notre Dame for
Louisa, street and the Lake Shore high
au hour after he withdrew from the wa). in Mimic* at 12.20 Sunday morn-
ing when the right sedan automobile
In which they were driving eastward
011.1. TO REL'. F. W. CRAIK ymashel head-on Into a westbound
Rev. F. R. Otefk, who is completing trolley car rounding the bend at fhb
his fifth year at Victoria street United point.
church, has received a call from St. The dead are: Horace Horton,
driver of the 111 -fated automobile, aged
twenty-five, of 8 Ellis road, Swansea;
Desmond Robson, aged twenty-six, of
19 Alexander street, Mlmlco; George
Radmore, aged twenty-seven, of 111
Mlwlc° avenue, Mimic°; James Forbes,
aged twentyjjail, of Mt Alexander
steel,-M1mlt ll folli were unwar-
The impact of the automobile against
the trolley was terrine, the crash being
audible fur blocks along the highway.
An eyewitness, according to The Globe,
estimated -tie -speed of the automobile
at the time of the crash as sixty miles
in hour: Police found the speedometer
jammer! at sixty-seven miles an hour.
qre-`ls dent of tie:aeoleF aux!
also Is a past president of the choir of
Knox church, and conducts a C.G.},T.
group and a Sunday school ou
Mrs. Taylor also has Interests.
the church, and was for more than
one term prtvekient of Victoria laps
and Sebool Club. She 15 lie,-presitieet
of the Huron Council -ll of Hume tied
School Clubs. She 1s loved by many
for her work moues the poor in town,
and was a member of the tMle wel-
fare board for two years.
Mr. Taylor is wee knowh thfongb- Desjardinw
out Western Outarlo se a top-ranking "LIGHTHOUSE NAN"
lawn bowler. He won his first Sawn IOn Thursday evening next the
inwling championship at Bolton when! play ''Lighthouse Nan," which was
el his early twenties,. He wrs fro - la td before a capacity house at
elected sear wasand
sdhrflu •t district unNo. `l Wlneham [sweetly, wlll be presented at
4 last year and c finalist 1 Torun. j MacKay Hall under the aueplces of
to for the Provincial chanrllo0shlp• the lloderlcb Baseball Club.
He also was skip of a natal -finalist rink This three -set comedy Qyatgf is the
for the Eaton gold cup at Toronto three
years ago. Mr. Taylor has won Dum-
erous smaller tropbles and todrneys.
.11e is a me _ r of the Anclent Or-
der of Foresters. and 1s chief mechanic
it the Goieetal lirator and Transit
Company.
There see two sans, Joseph W. Tay-
lor, C.N.R. apprentice, at Stretford.
t nd, ..Sttialey Taylor, of Goderich.
Three Grand Bead fishermen mew
t¢e-cause-of no Tittle concern -on -Ned,
e.Aday whets tbeywereetost-1n a fog
and- were ieegroverdue on a net -setting
trip in Lake Huron.
tate Wednesday afternoon the trio,
titter Ts ettlie`fe were located off 8t.
Joaepb. north of Grand Bend. So com-
pletely bad they lost their direction
that they thought they were south of
0rend Bend, of Pert Franks.
The brothers are Joe, Ed., and Fred
TOWN WATER IS Al
1n order to mnke sure that (ioilerich
drinking water was fit for use, al-
though It has been murky the last few
daje. three samples were sent to the
London laboratories' last ees•k-ehti, onn
Fr-4ey, Saturdae anddlondny.
sample was given a first-aria+s rating,
there being no colon Willi pre¢nt ht
:10 cable centimeters of the water.
NOOSE RIVER RESCUE FUND
bands, five new one. Presbyterian uhrc or
the sear,: sl membership of :.4I1'and an epwInR Retailer ;The boys: camp will document w c The sum of >Ftft., ctsntrlbnt
g steYsve sixty 1 nccu tbe-i1'b» tits retreweak-tleetle./ hedge is (Achill', recognised fie hell* Aw'1'6RNOON TEA ierich has trt46 temtnteltted tq Me..
Increase In ghlags. 1 position. He Sas
sae life-members.fourofher One grandmother nlnR my 2pd. The 'spmmer school capable of occupying the p°A The members of the Margaret F. J. tattle of the ('taadhn Bast of
madt at grandchildren life- will be beld. July 9 to 10 and the was a pstrol leader at the ot'ganlsatlon tr (int of St. George's church enter' l)nmtneree to the Red Cross for tbe
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meadbere. The Brick church, one of i girls' camp will follow fur n week• ' to the Go n active troops eight years ago. tamed a large number ata delightful loose River Rescuers' ods Mr.
-ale. l set eueillerles, has 4 Mission 1 ane was to worker in the form- afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. H• I Harold 1'. Williams, spi0sor of tate
Baa* and a R+1b7 Band. L]Oi11S' AC'IRtyiTiRg of the pre. _ He were mase ted .wBswrday -fecal fund. asks The Signal to thank
ing t L. Barnes, street,
treasurer, MIs. Ferguson, r. y the local commltteeAve atthnsoon. Thr guests were r(rehcMall who confriretelpts of tp4,200.t1d; 414,110.00Iltn1'ecoutmsster
by r ' (' ides de ar Lot
- 'T ag 1 •-sent-,.-the bataicb-treak •w with
---1s[et---- iii '-
Lions H. T. Edwards, F. S. Ribbert
d Nelson 11111 were at Hamilton o
Monday atteddfnA"the distriPt'
of Lions. A feature of the meeting
was an Interesting address by Mel-
ville
indeed at Jones of Chicago, International
hounds having been sent from the MI- , secretary-general of Lions (antra. UC ,u{Ilftles c°mmissslon on ThursalaJ gram was to Phatte oT MIss
I Thla is charter nicht for the mewls- last deputation of town coun-
rent organizations. nised Leona ClubofClinton,aster, of neon-
I[rs, W. Pickard reorganised
h Is in prospect. A ,cross rte engineer.
toted.
The amount war ma up
acted at Opera iloctk Aptll
years ago.
_yard TReedansulr,1,, Scout
of Canada, is Chief Stout for Mill""
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. A. . a
homCw4a Prettilg e eeureted
bowls and silver baskets of daffod
Mrs. It. ('. IIayl Batt Sint. J. M. tic
erts enured tear incise/ere e/ere assisted by
raembers of Ibe A musical pro,
de
TN supply committee, Mrs. (olelou ,
Sin in charge, reported supplies
$2,000.00 and weighing 3(157
?l,'BLIC UTILITIES CON.MISSION
At the regular 1sleting of the Pub-
Downhill
ub -
There is a sll ghtly Geode
grade
'for an eastbound automobile at this
point In the highway, and this fac-
tor. together with the ear's alleged
lilgh speed and the fact that the driv-
er, Horton, had just swung out on t*
the car tracks to pass another east-
bound auto, Is believed to have bees
responsible for the death car's course
to the left of tbe centre of the car
work of the Victoria Players under tracks anti Into the front of the west-
bound trolley.
the direction of Mrs. J. E. Match. The automobile was completely de-
stroyed. Disintegrated parts were
strewn for many feet around. The
wreckage careened forty feet, isosrer-
sanIted twice, and came to rest os Its
aide. Three of the young men melds
died -Instantaneously. There was no
and also the club by the purchase
I movement, ed nwitbreathing. when pas.-
- -alsobeep themselve@. ersby reached them within a few sec -
of ticket-leDodi One of them- which one, wit- --- -• -T+
to an even entertainment
ATTEMP- T TO FORM UNION
Shiploadery hold Organize(' Meet-
ing-Want
eet
ing-Want More l'ay and shorted
Hours
mer ver thre*ore men who aro ems,
ployed from time to time at tthe harbor
In loading and unloading )pe
have signed a petition which was clr-
utated for the formation of a teem -
Their productions, as their many fol-
lowers know. are oL high order and
are presented la as engaging manner.
"Lighthouse -14m" !e -no exception.
r .t ticket-selllOS eoatest is open to
the young ladies Of tbe town, and
clauses are asked to help their friend■
ne"ees were unable to say -lived a few
!dente., then died.
Forte.. and Itadmere were throw's
out on the pavement. The others
were In the wrvs•knge of the automo-
bile.
-. ho.loree of the collision swan such
that It buekled almost in two
steel fender on the front of the street
car and smashe(l the windows In the
front. and aides.
The street car motormen. Peter Da-
ehoremmn's Union, with the object of lenient, lti Aster nvennr, Toronto, !a
obtaining more pay and shorter bours.'I caved injure, and only one pnasepjet
hours• Ist In made in working for thhrtl i 0a_tbe trolley received cuts about the
honrs straight, at times, for thirty f face when the mhcw k knocked Me bead
cents an hour. was held
An organization meeting
on -/Tuesday night. Awl It Is said on
executive of the union was appointed,'
inn• ite-reileitee An _whom the men
were depending to back their Inteb
rats felled
tto show
taokip tsf e•patle Les.der.
Kather-
ine •Oflas. .._ _
p ha4 lama chums since chihl
peer*
at the harbor N+gelln*' hi
against the window pone, smashing 1t
identified by Brother
Supported by an officer. Travers Hor-
ton ldentltiel the dismembered body of
his brother. _.
"My (Lod." he exclaimed. "biotdtett M
I don't went her tb see that."
•wigs -asst . deed ._
to 1 tions Qi too and night a T I \VNkes.
d ported for the svgs I dllora with (•. C.
letssionary
Barlett
take
Monthly, Monthly,
-seven tail- a big time
to, dlstriet Hydro-EleM
Marlen take tbe Mopt hly, 1054 ,ub.crip or more of Gnderich IAons will attend, dl•cpmae(i with {he r6mmtedon the IV- contingents are expected I Int ie
Itoe
Oohs, an Increase of eighty-one. World I and levee vlsabflky, of having p° I
tfrom Stratford, London and other I consdrucdon 10 climinAte one row of l
Friend.+, thirty-four panda, 429 sob -1 ,rots. poles on North, Deet and Victoria
scrlptfu 3. en increase of lslzty three. (Pt - 1 pupate ami oath. la road. •
Mrs. J. 'Gowdy repertelf 330 fifty
I The depilation was ` informed the
members in associated helpers and fift
eubsrrlid nor n
so Increase of thtrtsefive. Eighteen
members have become active members.
Mbe thanked the auxiliaries for co-
operation in senditvg reports- 430.4.701
bad been con r n h associate
Another Camp for
commission would be peesel to co
I into the matter further with the 1011
Lake Huron Beach I Telephone Company.
The superintendent was empowered L
to pnrdbAse materials to repaint the
a Comes from I.ak( nr"'Oenntal lamp standards on the
Clamp Orendag Wpnare. it was reported that the
t t M1.slonary Monthly
t a ste(1 by
bet re an increase of twenty per
sept; Ilensall, (MP of the moat n11Ceess-
fel In aoeoelate helpers' work, showed
an Ineresse of 100 per
Mrs. Gillespie, tempernner secre-
tary, reported sending out fifty-seven
clip sheets and recommendtsnnhthe
mem-
bers to increased courage
fastness'• . said
Mies Murray, press sec'reterl`!
it mild to advertise. Elbe 'had sent a
report of the Presbyterial to all le Pere
to
the London
also
la the county,
dallies and to the Conference Branch
had also sent so ar-
secretary• ^11e Exeter, jubi-
leeon the Jame street, ihh
lee ;servicees last rummer.
At title juncture Mian Marlon Gib-
bing/I' and Mlle Elva Wiltse sang a
et, Heard the Voice of
sewing deed,
JeOnm Roy." _
Mama M. sMurdoch,d literature
ot books,
e -
tart', had
a Peeples -five per Pant. Incr'ea.e. There
are eighty-seven recommended by the
oatamended to Mmember *specially Al -
r.
(Continued on page 4)
Erie Shore to Site North sedimentation basin end wells were be-
ing thnronghly
salting from the aping freshets.
W. WEIR TO BE ORDAINED
At Huntsville Tomorrow --Gift from
Knox CMmeh, Gederieh
William Weir, son of Mr. and Mre.
F. G. Weir, East street. will be or-
dained to the mintetry at St. Andrew's
l'resbTterian church. Huntsville, to- 1
morrow 1 Friday I. htr. Weir graduated
at Knox College, Toronto, on April
715, having crvmpleted a A,PTPn-yPat
courts in slit years and won two (whet- I
arships. ile le In him second year et
Ilnnt*ville.
,)t the ordination (rremnnl Mr. Weir
Will lop preeer.ted with a reference
Bible, the gift of the evasion of Knox
Presbyterian church, Gnderleb, in be-
half of the congregation. Mr. Weir
la the fire young man from Knox
cltnreb to enter the intalstre In Wine
years.
f de{ssdda re -
of Bayfield
Tmadnn, April 29. -Announcements
are being sent out this week by the
Y.W.C.A. retarding the new camp site
for Orendag* this summer. After
mneh eonmlderatlnn hJ the camp com-
mittee it ham been derided to transfer
the ramp alto from Lake Erie to Teke
Huron, three m11P. north of LtaTATid.
A terraced ellff 1eatls from the beach
to the playing field on a tempos neer
the lodge. Tents are to be arranged
on the level nr In the wooded bank.
New 1,nterest is being created In the
temp this summer in view of Use feet
that there Are new moots to explore
and the program of events will lnclnde
many new feetllrOR.
Mien Ilene Mcleod is the temp di-
rector foethe season.
From 8 to 11kt5 inclnalre Oren-
daga was *Heated nn the shote of
Lake este east of Port Wesly.
+1 • *-•
Dollar Days in
-Gederic
Aga n (itstertch merchants are
joining in a Cienmuntty Sale. for
which 0dr•'rtldng sheets have
Iss•n dlstrlh0tied titer a wide ter-
ritory.
The dates ere Friday and Sat-
urday. May 1 and 2, and the bust-
easy firma co-operating are:
W. A('IIESON A SON
(). W. R,1E('HLER
W. H. RI.A('KSTONE •
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STOVE
A. CORNFIELD
MRM. K. EV'ANS,
W. HERN
F. E. IUBRERT
HlI)KOSTORE
PEOPLE'S STORK
W. ('. PRII►HAM • SON
M. ROBERTSON
M. ROBINS
6E0. W. S('
'FHR SIGNAL
RTEDEiiRA
TALBOT •
3. W. TRU
Cflll ctel at Opera' -House April
Zi
Collected box, H. C. Marine
office
Collected at Canadian Bapk of
("omtnerce '
(iolie•red at
Collected at Signal office
Collected at Star ((mcI-
_' The men were pr bond and were almost Inge/wire 15 7g lest night when the steamer Supurior 1, ee o'etabm of their fatal ensthouad
broke{, and there one n wild struggle
I drive along the Lake Shore hlgh*a/
71)2 • for n short time, but It was only the w s to wn to the ,lumber for
8 19
sed to woiTTil■t. , Th
---1 15 the Beene before work retar .
learned that, 1n order
men fighting to get cheer -In tickets to r *wichrs. Forbes had alt
g o to work. Horton earlier to the evening at
glewdrrm sat meet, however, d the
hirhwae.
1 50 and rete Horton It was who snggcsted that they
ted
rm. nl)arhvetc, And
Rn to 1114; Amboy
the the drove of alone. Soenreney
they met the other two on the way
through the town of Minden.
George Radmore was estrcttley well
anon In Mlmle•n nn eery
the n rhes y po (Continued on tinge 5)
under __-- -
General Connell of l ilei Church
it has
446 48 to ktepe pay uniform with other
• floret, ", he Men here have been el -
J. P. HUME NAMED lowed n raise to thirty-five cents an
Incur. It is believed this will knock 1 polm
1 1 weakened supporta from ik
By Presbytery as Commissioner lei 1 the proposed urtton _
At a meeting of Huron Presbytery
of the halted Church held in Wesley -
Willis church, l'linton, on, Tuesday,
Mr. J. 1'. Home, representative elder
of Mirth street United.ehurch. (iodcr-
Ich,' has 1101010116.4a, lay
commis-
sioner to the General t.ouneil of the
United -Cbnrch to be held at Ottawa
In September. Rev. F. G. Verrill,
of Clinton, chairman of the Presby-
tery, was nominated as minlsterlal
commIssiefer. •
ld
- truc'efle• ,
Kee. W. A. •Itremnrr,
of 1
wax the Preabytery's nominee for the
office df president of the London Con-
f,•renee.
Rey, Malt. Cumming, of Walloon. and '
Mr. Fred 1. Sauvage, of Seaforth, were
nominated. as the Premhytery's repre-
sentatives on the settlement commit-
tee for the coming Conference year.
About sixty persons attended the
i'red,ytery meeting, Rev. W. P. Lone.
end keens. .1. 1'. Hume and A. H.
Rnlwrtmna repreeent'Ing North street
United ehnrlh, and Rev. T. W.'Cretk
attending from Victoria street United
church.._.._. - -. _--
Forty Years After, Schoolboy Actors
- -. Play Their Parts in Real Life
Felitnr The Signal.
tin a resent v14.(to Godertfi, 1
hail a ploReent meeting with a well-
known old-time citizen, Ph -Sheriff
Lteynel,l+. 1 found ham hale and
hearty end bearing lightly the reepon-
slhllity- of his fonrscnre years. (lie
t I I1 eightieth birthday oa
they +Segel a tms•k trial to whici►
Bob Reynolds took the part of the
sheriff : George itlackmtcwek, son of the
North mlre.t MPthudlst minister. wag
the pruwenttng attorney. and Graeme
('bInc s„n, son 411M. (•'. Camerem,
was
the hawser for the defence. The via -
Ore of the make-believe trial tall its
,s lebr,t r, hie
I result 9 re immaterial; but forty year.
April Rth. , later there was a r.$1 tweeter trial 1.
At Nil boys of (1nderieh (bummer I Gawlerleh- the Jardine ease --in w5Ml
School and (ialerl•h illgh Sehool we two of these "boys" played a part
wen. swapping ',infirm, and he coorvel Tool in that
trial
the G. county
Reynolds, the
r was
one that [ think shonid Me 1M 1
attorney for the Crown was George T.
filers it to
in the old Grammar Reboot on Blaeicstock. K.C., of Toronto- a re -
North 'street which Mr. Reynolds at- ' markable example of schoolboy octet,
tended under .PrtI cip.l Preston Rnd ' meeting again in real life. 16LLidlT
later under Mr. thing, Hwy had lit-
erary ezerctsee, ! - at one widen , tendon, Ont
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