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EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR, NO. 24 GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1936
County Vete-rims
PERSONAL MENTION H
' at Town Council
• Mr. Donald Cameron, retired engin-
eer, of Detroit, visited hie brother,
lir. Joint Cameron, on Friday.
Musa Jean Proctor has returned
home after spending a,lata.. sM..Ylth
her sister, Mrs. W. Rlchardsor,• Port
Albert.
Miss M. K. 1ReCurlldndate, superlsr
pendent at Alexandra hospital, la holt-
Neighborly Visit train Reeves
Scott and Geiger -Contri-
butions to Museum r.
At Its regular meeting on Thursday
night --last the tuwn_councfl had two
vialters who were warmly wedelial4
by Mayor MacEwen and invited to
address the council. They were
Reeve Peter W. Scott of East W awa-
y nosh and 'Rc TE Owen Geiger of Hen-
li, two-veteraus of the county mun-
ch eILl"s aeataed over attar -Me
meeting of that body and dropped In
'to see how the town council does its
. business."
Reeve tkott said be kept track of
tbe doings of the Goderlcb council
through the newspaper re;sorb and was
always learning wmethL... Ile spoke
briefly of some county council doings
and said that the Dunlop tomb was to
receive some attention from that body.
Reeve Geiger quickly earned the
plaudits of the council by °barrel'.
that be Lad been coming to Goderlch
quite a while, and the more be came
the better be liked the town. Ile paid a
tribute to the Goderlch representatives
at the county council, who, be said,
were always willing to co-operate with
him. He said the county body was
trying to hold the county rate as low
as possible in these lard times.
Ankles far the Museum
Liter la the proceedings mention
was made of some "refits' which
s Root bad offered to donate to
-tui Meet messes ;_Ya Scott said
-tsars rfIii (vstMbtF There was
jam dinebek musket which was be-
lieved to have been used In the Battle
of Waterloo and was brought to Ole
country • few years later. Another
article man large spinning wheel
with reel, and still another was a•
Indian tomahawk that had beets
picked up In Halton county. He.only
asked that these antiques be well
m taken
care of, and be was sure they wl
d be.
The Mayor expressed the cou•cill
appreciation of Mr. !►colt's generale-.
offer.
In reply to a query : "When are
we to have the official opening of the
museum?'. Coundllor limber observed
tbat this could be lir ilistese se OM
Home Week In 1917.
All members of the council ..were
present.
The cemetery sexton reported two
interments in May. •
The tax collector reported collections
of $4,254.19 in May.
Mayor MacEwan stated that be had
an Invitation to attend the conven-
tion of Ontario Mayors at Orillia on
Jane 11th and 12th, but wee not cer-
tain that he would be able to attend it.
An invitation from Windsor to the
fire chief and memlera of the council
to attend the annual convention of
the Demi/110o Association of Fire
Chiefs, to be held in that city August
ere on Visit froAcquittal in
BANa ' • Ro13E j1tURIL1
Peking, China
Miss Tom Tells of Her Tour
Months' Trip -Will Return
to China
1800 TIMES
To Charles Meaklua, internationally-
hoses-kmks,ne who 1a mew Ilvtug 1n
Gcderleh, the playing of "hose Marie"
at the Capital Theatre this week was
f rticular interest
u pa
During his musical comedy career
Mr. Meakin+ smug "Rose Marie," the
Indian Love Fong and the Mounties'
marching song no fewer than 1,800
t Imes.
the opened with the show' as Ser-
geant Malone at the Imperial Theatre,
New York, In 1925 and stayed with
It until It completed an engagementnl
Mimi- TiW: London, England. to
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POLITI('AL GATHERINGS
The annual 'fleeting of South Huron
iJlwrala will be held at Heusall on
laud of her adoption, for various sea- Wednesday next, June 17th, and will
sone, the chief one bwing that she in- he addressed by Hon. A. W. Roebuck,
Robertson Case
Judge Costello Discharges Accused
of Oou1 sl
after Hearing A:gaement
(laying at the home of her sister, 1[re. J. Howard Robertson, whose trial on
J. Laidlaw, Claresholm, Alberta a charge of fraudulently converting to
Ra
it- his own use $7,500 of municipal funds
itTEbar, and 7[f'4vtt:t abler, - occupied seven days In the latter part
Wm. Austay, spent a week In Det
visiting the former's son, Mr. R. !< poo of May, war dfroharged by Judge T. 11.
Costello in the County Judge's Crim-
inal Court en Friday last, after the
Miring 4kmaili►st- -do.
fence counsei, G. N. Shaver, K.C., of
A v?sltur here after au abaenee of
years spent In Peking, China, na, uow
vi' e
. m'e, M1
ss
Mabel E. Tom, daughter of- the rate
J. E. Tum, inspector of public achools,
Doak. ,souriruuely gjrautad The 131gur1 an
Mr. and Mrs. R.R. J Ichd Teta: intensive at her home on Wellesley
fly, nt'•(iuelpD, xrtreet + _ ..,.
Greg on Wednesday. On their re -Naturally .„ 'talent. situation In
theiraunt, MlsMO" beth m ih. *Mielm&.11 •e '1bfIF ilS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeffrey, of God- preferred nut to talk of things poll-
erlch, and Mrs. Win. Mdiulre, of Bay- tical* or to express any view's whatate
field, spent the week -end at Detroit. ever on conditions. la the troubled
where they were the guests of Mrs
Jack Clifford and loss Laura Jeffrey.
Rev. S. R. MeClung, of the Baptist
church, has returned from a c onfer-
enee al MaeMaater University, Hafnil-
tou. at which were present two hun-
dred Ontario ministers. Addresses
were given by a lecturer from Glas-
gow and by several of the t'nlversite
staff.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. I'rot•tor, Gibbons street, on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Berl Forceb and
Barbera Ann, and Mrs. Sidney Scott,
of Prwemo, Mich.; Mrs. Guy Jones
anti Mrs. Kenneth Jones and daugh-
ter Edith, of Clinton; Mr. Russel Brit-
ton and Miss Deltrlch, of Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mitcbell, of Strat-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. George Richard-
son and Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson
and Marion, of Port Albert.
INURED AT GUELPH JUNCTION
Fred W. Lecky, of London, formerly
of Goderieb, was painfully bur not
seriously Injured last week. was
braining on a C.P.R. train os. Los -
don -Toronto run and fell -from 111141
train .1 Guelph Junction. The in-
juries included a fractured pelvis.
014 HURON COLLEGE COUNCIL
Mr. 0. 8. Middleton has received
hotted of h4 appointment by fltabop
Steger am • member of the Council
of Iluron College, London, as a repre-
aentaUve of the Anglican Synod of the
Dioceme of Harms.
Yr. Middleton !s also a member of
the Council of the Provincial Synod
of ()uteri°, representing the Dfoeeee
of Huron on that body. He attended
the recent meeting of the Council at
Toronto and was appointed to the com-
mittee on community welfare.-- -
tends to return in a montb's Owe,
there to remain indefinitely.
All that she would gay was that
the Japanese, having taken over the
destinies of Manchukuo and now seek-
ing to stretch out still further and in-
oorporate five more proriner's to the
south, were wonderful organizers.
There she halted, definitely and firm -
1y, with the remark: "Let's talk about
my wonderful trip."
Peking, or Peiping, an historic city,
is located in the Province of Popel,
one of the five prdvinc•es which the
Japanese seek to govern. It to sit-
uated directly south of the Great
Walt, which separates It from Man-
chukuo, or Manchuria as it was once
known. Miss Tom speaks of the an-
cient city an a fascinating place in
which to live, so much so that she
plana to remain there "at leant until
1940." She will gall from Portland,
Oregon In July on the return
voyage.
The Trip Home
POSITION OF THE TOWN
WITH REFERENCE TO
THE ROBERTSON CASE
In clew of the many and widespread
misconceptions as to the position of
the town in the matter of the proceed-
ings against the former lax collector,
21127-2A, was referred to the fire com- d H '1► Signal 1 asked
mlttee.
A repreeentattve of Imperial Ott
gave quotations on meet material and
the public works committee was em-
powered to act.
(Akan. M. Robertson was heard with
regard to the walk alongside his place
of business, which he said WOWS.
But with regard to the trip "home"
-and Miss Tom still has a rery ten-
der spot 1n her heart for Gtalerk'h and
lis folks -she was full of enthusiasm.
With five friends she left Peking on
the 28th of January, this year, going
Hoeg Kong, _ to Manilla, in the
Phf liDpitxra, demise TOIraaiiIif,-In file
Celebes, and to Ball, off the east coast
of Java, one of the great attractions
in the Orient, owing to its primitive
beauty. .Ow this island, under Dutch
control, abs beard and saw enchanting
native orchestra music and dancing, all
connected with religious life in the
temple.
Five wonderful days were spent at
Bali, and then on to Batavia, at the
western end of Java, and to Singa-
pore, there to view the historic pal-
ace of the Sultan of Jahore, who, by
the way, has only one wife-a_fair-
Attonwy-General.
South Huron Conservatives are
meeting at Hensel' on Friday of this
week.
PRESENTATION TO MRS. CRAM
the regular monthly meeting of the
Eureka clads of Victoria street
church was held at the home of Mrs.
Percy Barker, Bruce street, on Tues-
day evening. The president, Mrs.
George Baer•hler, opened the meeting
with devotional exercises. Mrs.. 11.
Breen read the Scripture lesson:
Mrs. Byron Wilson closed the meeting
with prayer. The Wiwi committee
then took charge of contests, solos and
readings.
A boudoir lamp was presented to
Mrs. Craik as a farewell gift from the
class, accompanied by an address con -
THE WEATHER
Official temperatures of the past
week and of the eorrespondtng week of
_last year were as follows:
1906 1935
Max. Min. Max. Min.
'Thurs., June 4 64 41 71 50
Fri., June 5 ---.73 47 -61) 40
Sat., June 6 77 52 57 50
Sun., June 7 78 55 60 51
Mon.: -J urfe--iS r 96 5i• --•d7 43
Thee., JIM...19 - 73 53- 68 45
Wed., Jun.. In 85 57 70 48
haired Scots girl trod Glasgow. From
A Busy Time at -
r
the Elevator
' r wt Teri
Holmes, who presented Ole Crown's
t the *Weiler of Joseph Scdg
Anything to Buy ?
ANYTHING TO SEW
ANYTHING TO TRAIIEi
Tell the folks In the ('lassifie1 Ads.
eoiuwua of
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THE SIGNA1, eltlN'1'ING co, LIMITED, Publishers
PERSONAL MENTION UnitCouncil
w°ltiiwher he p-'tlday for Ter Concludes Session
rumpus where he expected to take I Co
position. •
Mr. Donald fans, of Shaw's Col
-
Education
Torment, is hums fur the rummer COulsty Rate Remains at 5%
lion.
ret. Orville Oka los T11t: His >Sitt.. Education Costa
sett visited to Hamilton andsTeronte) His -
Criticized
over the weekend. - --
Miss Kathleen Stewart, Reg. N., of Huron county counell concluded
Monkton, Is visiting at the home of the June meeting at neon on Friday
Mrs. Wilfred Larder. last, after a busineesltke session melee
Mrs. I). Graham Salkeld and daugh-
ter., Barbara and Charlotte, of Iaham, the direction of Warden R. .1. Bow-
Sask., are visiting relatives on the man.
Bayfield road. At the opening of the morning see -
Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Andrews and siou on Thursday last George James,
children, Arthur and Donald, of To-
ronto, spent the week -end at the home caretaker oet the court house, told the
of Mrs -and Mr* A. Taylor. council that In Itla a>yl ve"'rttwtra'Mrs-and
v „pt Hamilton, the building last year were responsible
vslea1lon in.
tri"'" 'TZ..»I s•,... -
and is the guest of his aunts, the twelve tons of ural over the pre ryas
carr n a Misses Campbell, dueler sAeet. year. The repairs included caulking
l'. t Toronto, who prosecuted Mr". Robb. Good and daughter Nor- around windows and renewal of woof
wick, K , u- .
during the trial. ma have returned home after spend pork.
"1 have some reasonable moral ing a pleasant week with the former's I Reeve Owen Geiger was la the chair
doubt," said Ms Honor, before dig- !sister, Mrs. Thomas Brownlee, of when the report of thelegislative bleons-
oaq
,charging Robertson. I Thanlesford. mittee war taken up,
Mr. Shaver presented his argument Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Millian and two and adopted.
In ode hour and fourteen minutes, and . FMR, Kenneth and Ronald, of Bald- Th.. committee agreed with a reso-
('rown Attorney Holmes spoke tweutyt I wore, Maryland, are spending their lotion from the Wellington county
sis minutes. ! vacation with the former's father, Mr. council, that traffic should be made
In his summation of the case Judge Andrew Mullan, Britannia road. to stop at every railway crossing, in
Costello remarked, "1 can find nu fault Mr. John Kennedy, manager of the an effort to cut down the level cross -
with the town auditors' audit. They Bank of Nowa Scotia, Chatham, New ing death rate, but was not In favor
did a remarkably good job, and if the Brunswick, aceomp•nted by Mrs. Ken- of Ilcen"ing travelling grain choppers
court should reeummend auyvue 1 thluk nedy and their son. John, are spend- or the bonding of county officials by
they should be recommended. ing two weeks holiday in town, the private Mrodsmen. It was recour
"The audit of the Johnston company, guests of Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. mended that no action 1* taken on •
conducted by Johnston and Oriiy, I am' Alex. Smith, Canadian Bank of Com- motion that the county pay for burial
nut so well pleased with. The task meree apartments expenses up to $30 for Indigents
of going over Ole books of the town Executive Committee Report
of 4oderlch from 1928 to 1034 was one HOLY NAME PARADE The executive committee report.
art On Sunday afternoon the annual ,'bleb w•as adopted, with amendments
f II win reromenroda•
•
Eleven Grain Cargoes In and Ont
in Little Over a Week -
Waterfront News
Singapore the party sailed on the new Ily the end of this week, with four
German liner of the Orient, the Gneissgrain boats expected, nearly 1,Otl(1,000
ensu, to lturcelunn, Spain. They
bushels of wheat will have been taken
passed Italian troopship, in the Medi-
terranean, CO route to and from the from the Mns of the Goderleh Eters-
Ethiopian war zone, and viewed Brit- tor and Transit Company In a week.
loth men-of-war at Port Said, but out. - --Vessel movements at the elevator In
that required very great painstaking
enure. For the purpose . a'......._. parade of the Holy Name Society will rontaluwl the o o [
a very careful audit should be made, be held at the Roman Catbolic church thins: That a grant of $15 be made
For the purpose of a crlmtnal trial I at St. Augustine. 1t In estimated to the Lueknow library board and that
would say a more'eare-ftf au ' ,• ' , . ' sly .three hundred pili 4s. will be 950 be enntrtbuted to the Rural Tres-
tle made. teed and Ratepayers' Assoclatlos
present from G.derlch, Clinton, Wing-
"I have not bceu able, after Mum
money
ham. Hlagabrlige and St. Augustine. The committee recommended that itis
with the btsrks, to conclude where that be sent We Hospital for Sick ChIId-
money has gone. SALARY INCREASED ren, Toronto, but an amendment was
---I had an idea at the beginning of The Idstowel board of education rt made that the council watt until the
the trial that au effort was being January awaken. The clerk was M-
ita meeting last week increased the strutted to end out what other coat
made to show plot other employees of salary of Mr. E. Smith, principal of
the town would benefit by the defalca the public (e'brad, from $1,200 to =1,400. ties are doing witheegard to the hoe
tions But my mind was relieved of plt'al. The East Huron Women's Ia-
in ■ppreclatlon of the excellent work stitute was eked for information, t•
that by the admission of the defence he has been doing. Mr. tialt•h'a be presented at the December suasion,
that nA. 9t_-fiitB.46t411etteSl.-and the to tioderk•h, where he wu
statement of the accused that 6e does formerly on the staff of Victoria when the request for a 1100 grant wilt
not accuse anyone else." be considered.
Reboot, will he pleased to learn of the
Ills Roma read parts of the sola sck,r•ew he I. achieving.
Education Costa
ismer given by Gray, the auditor, In A Mr. Taylor, of the Yrovtnciai
which be thought indefinite answers L-NIFYIRM$ FOR GIRL GUW Agrfcroltural Connell, addressed the
were given. "On that audit," he said, council on Thursday afteawoon. He
At a meeting on Tuesday the Maple r teat,
"1 believe the liberty of the nceosed Leaf Chapter, 1.0.11.E.. established a said that forty to fo s,ie
should depend." fund 1 equip the Girl Guides with of taxes of the farmer went to the
"If I am to find the aceucel not payment of education coats. He re -
guilty 1 must find him must locum uniform". Seventy Ririe are training famed to the high salaries of teach -
and eel take their te,A0 soon. Oa
{,tent. 1 am not enquiring into the Tueslac next the. petrol leaders and ern and stated WeTencberf Federation
question as to whether the bookkeep- i was reseye•alleMAsrtLe11 for the high
a(r°nds. Slimes Nnrgnrrt Wrts°n,
ing methods 1n Goderk'h are all right crest pf adne-Non• lie also was of
or not."
truth. Tillers Helen Lane and Ger- the •opinion that the county should
Judge Cosiell° pointed out that the trade Wilke+, with the captains end have more control over teachers' sal-
Ilelrtennut'. will be examined by Mrs.
late William Campbell, who inanities h'IIzaletII NleKim, district commis- arks•.
aped the bookkeeping system, had loft Rev. Canon .\ppleyanl, truster of
the office with a clean slate, us had stoner, of Lucknow'• the Seafurth Culleginte and the coul-
81* successor, If. T. Edwards. "Rob- ....,,an
:RLU. W. N. S PLANS ty's representative to Western 1'nl-
ertson must be a Mid bookkeeper," he versify, London, also ...dressed the
e e'd
rsery I'taur for the fall rally of Huron council.
"I'osslhly the best et''Idenee fur the Presbyterial R'. M.S. of the Presbyter- 4leorge 1,11
Guelrlcb
accused was the fac•t_that he wow there Ino Church in Can11 111, 10 be held at towvshhp, ode iced t Ancil that
Robertson, Tile gnu s s warily, It least, all was quiet and the feet week have been as follows: only a year or F. and found:himself
to make the following statement:
serene. = N►ndcM, Saturday, with 239.1110 bush-Ilehlud several hundred dollars, Ile
The town was not a party to the its Spain and France els of wheat ; Ontadox•, Sunday, with i was unihle to account for It, the midl-
and
prosecution of 11 r. Robertson ,",11171► bushes of wheat and barley: flora coukTnTai(ount till"tr; and the
and had no erwt4 or expenues is con- Of Spain, Miss Tom says that 1t 1 J -It. Eads, Sunday, to load 180,:x00 ;next year there was the sante state of
nectloo- therewith. deeps not compare in beauty with Daly
The complainant, Mr. J. l . Huck- and other parts of the globe which , bushels of wheat for Toronto; Troia- nffxire." -
da, Sunday, to toad 94,3110 bushels i have some reasonable• moral
tacW In the hands she has visited. It Is so barren, she wheat .tor rMuntrea1; (a.p•audoc, doubi.,._.he d rt to- tlw summer cam at KlntalL
to a, 'I:i; as a priratt eflT'llaj'*• If there.Wtss s revolution seesi
Sunday. takintt:'efw*1"." ° lruRMdn , se( , Stand up, n r -
ing when she _was -and thereSarnian, 1/'ed' oe are discharged." the same as last year.
was -it ram a "private one," True, riff t for Montreal; I r
1A;- luatred 220000 bushels of il,illellors tRking }Met r6 the -ruses Tbe.Me.wttotadluit the eztrutlrc meet
Exeter in Septenlla•r, were dlw•upsd jaekrabhtts and apple maggot were be.
at it ueeting of the ilnron Pre•b7toodog n manses ill the township.
Int executive ut Clinton on Tuesday: 1'reperty ('essolltee
The executive derided. -to_ have a The property -er.wmIttee-advised that
Mission Mud rally at Exeter In Ortn- $10,4)01 had leen added to the Imur-
Is•r. and if silk, fielded that each year Iliad
▪ on the court house: that the gaol
the Presbyterial Soolety will send n had been fusee fid and the committee
ccunawendetirepentttz th r awl -
17ftuitddltinn (1 0 gra a "Trl
new lock. The repair of the slate
roof of the revert hoose was• ordered
and it suggestion that the main hall
he re eelratert was considered. This
was left, however, until the Decem-
ber *cation.
it tens recommended tbat the fur-
nsce at the gaol be repaired at once.
Dunlop Memorial
With regard to the appeal of C. A.
\wluith, to have the tomb of "Tiger's.
I►nnlop kept in gaol repair, the cans
mIttee
0 -
miltec advised that "something sbouli
be done in respect to making . this
g rave a memorial, and we recommend
this Iso taken care of at the earliest
convenience."
The committee further suggested
that "the euunty property committee
Mist! an effort to lease the plot of
land surrounding .Dunlop's tomb for a
term of forty-nine years at t1 ler
▪ annum."
Reeve Key" pre*ent d eke ',port,
whleh was adopted.
An account of 8104 for Misfit Mary
of t
to be pinking. allowing water to come ren.
into his cellar. Ile thought about The tower-i(_Williette, had nothing
fifty feet of new walk was required to whatever to do with` the many. .•hd
remedy the condition. journmenta of the case. •
Vila was referred to the public works The settlement with the 1'nitel
committee. YtattUF'P7dellfy and (Taaranty Company v11terelordova end -Granada, all Lie -
Building Permits which bonded the former asae*sor,
Applications for building permits. as was unconditional, and is not affected
follows, were referred 'to the fire come by the result of the criminal proce•ed-
mittee : Mrs. J. Lynn, Angleaea Inge against Mr. Robertson.
street, re -roofing dwelling; Jag. Con- The Guaranty Company had sixty
nolly, re -roofing dwelling on Britannia days after receipt of the town's claim
road; Henry Hales, re -roofing dwell- to investigate the case, and put on los
Ing, Huron road; L. E. Whaley, re-
pairs to dwelling. Went street; Alex.
McNevin,, sun -porch, Brock street ; W.
3 Andrew, re -roofing dwelling, Brock
street; Mrs. Margaret ,Johnston, im-
provements to dwelling, Waterloo
street; Sault* Coal Co., reroofing
Morehouse, Nelson street: Mrs. Geo.
Williams, re -roofing dwelling, St. Vin-
cent street; E. C. Belcher. r•e-roofing
garage, Brock street; Char, J. Gib-
bons, new verandah, Haron'road 'Im-
perial 011 Limited, gasoline service
station at Victoria and Nelson streets,
estimateel coat $1800.
The application of the Goderieh
Musical Society for the 'taunt grant
was sent to the special committee,
Miro Julia iewi* wrote asking that
the road opposite the Lewis property
on Wright /beet, from Britannia road
to Cayley struts be given a thorough
oil treatment to keep down the dust.
Referred to public works committee.
An application from the Collegiate
Institute board for a payment of $1800
to meet expenditures due ,lune lst
was pent to the finance cmnmittee
with power to art.
(loon. Humber "inked If this payment
would commit the council In the mat-
ter of the Collegiate institute esti-
• mates and was Assured by the Mayor
that it would not.
The respllsiliou of the public school
hoard for $20,700, Including the deben-
ture payment, for 1 M Wall referred
to the tinanee committee.
Intervert Rate* Reduced
The loeal manager of the flank of
Montreal wrote stating that in view
.1 present enndition' the Rank would
twee the retro of intermit on tows
tIfirrevrimp. On lose loetne the rate
wenld M 4'4 per cent. Instead of 5,
(Continued on page 5)
she heard the natives muttering, but xeou '
she knew not what It was all about. wheat for Toronto; R. 1'. Durham, were cringratulatel by IIT" Flo
She visited Tarragona, Valenta, Se. Thursday-, with 230.1010 bushels ofthe taWlble manner in w'hl.h theyhad
wheat from Fort William. The Sarnia- I conducted the ease. They were 01 N,
dotslatvnldoe, -Farrand a and Superior 'Sharer, K.('., of Toronto: and Gordon
are due to take on cargoes this week
Ford. of le.udnn, for the defence:
own auditors who spent many days
itokl into the books (this in addle to the "old land." p for went over I of Princess limey ledge, 1..0.11.A.,
f S f tis
spending a few years abroad,and a Wednesday. The crew were out for the Clinton lodge, whore a degree
spent cos.f r i
conferred.
• day each in Oxford end Stratford- noon. , unser the leidernhip of Worthy Min -
torte spots, and thence to Alhambra,
with iia old Moorish palace, and on to
Madrid. The medieval email town of
Careas*on was visited, in the *Doth
Of France, and much interest was tak-
en In the great walla, turrets and em-
battlements. Four days were spent
in Paris, then the Channel was crossed
end.
• • •
On Friday the Government ani
Misener deposited 500,(001 front fry
from the Southampton hatchery In
the hike off this port.
• • •
Joseph Sedgwick, K.C., of Toronto, and
Crown Attorney D. 11. Holmes, wish
prosecuted_
VISIT ('LL\TON LODGE
lin 'Tuesday night fifteen members
c m ,olerieh were Mrs. D. J.
inns, president ; ltrs. H. C., Dunlop.
seeretary: Mlw Ann MacDonald, sup-
ply seeretary ; Mr.. J. C. Cutt. presi-
dent of the Arthur f'ircle of Eno:
ehnrch, Galerlch, and Mrs. A. Taylor,
president of the W.M.S.
Mrs. Lane' and Mrs, Dunlop attended
e seetI°nal meeting at helgra3* on
Wednesday. Mender* were present
also from Anlntrn and Myth.
The Signal made a slight slip lest
ng n
tarn to the work of the town's raga• At ionium Miss' Tom called nn Miss A Government Uoderich, with members o 0 week in referring to Miss Beatrice
lar and special auditors), and after Rose Strang. of ('oderieh who is the larsoutor steamer Georgian o• Blyth and Stratford lafges, attended Campbell's success et:McMaster 1'ui
this d investigation the Companydad- versify. MIs" ('nmpbell has now com-
mittet the man's Balm and paid $7,000 dtllghtfu visit was 1tail. 1}lae ! t Ili 1 1 Pnutlu on IiedncRduy a to was l ralerbeb ladder were Meted her third eenr, not her first.
in settlement thereof.
The town Mill has n ckll action on -Avon and two days in Edinburgh, The Georgian Is all ,decked out tress Mrn. Deo. James. At►erut seven
against the former assessor for any sailing from Southampton on the S.S. trimly In Nark and white and the. in- ty ladies attended. When the i.usl-
lose over and shoes the amount act Washington for New York -and on to fcrlor les hien redecorated. The I\I,Ic1 was ("""luded "'Iamb"' 1 the
forth In the claim presented to the Go*lerielt. ship will leave next week, prolallrly Ilk Clinton *oi were hnateases of e No
Gaarnnty l'om(atlry. Her Heart in Peking Tmesdny, for W1nd*or, to prepare for ,bre and "VW' party, after which
Miss TOM'S heart 1s in Peking, for, her MI1111nPr +ch du e. • lunch wag served. 1 \t the opc•ning of the June segalon
the sight-seeing cruise complete; the of ('ucinty Court end General Sessions anal F:1ltcabe•th Tobin, clerks In the re
-
that
promptly returned to The hatliIng 890,0e ts.heing cleaned ATTEND MEMORIAL f9RRVICE Iof Ole I'eaee on Tuesday aftern°nn,
phot oily. 11 has a dry climate -only np in preparntinn for the summer sea' Ristry Daley., for the transferring of
one m°nth rainy ',Patton. from the sin. The loath has been painted end Ou Friday last Mr. 17. 1). Mooned ' with only one, *0sy os. the ' docket, documents to new tiling ferrtnwnt.
commit -
middle of July to the middle Of Aug- hardwood counters built In: Bert
and Miss Florence Mooney attended a Firmin Attorney t5. E. HtIlmes in. ,as referred by the fluence cororoil-
ust. Everybody who e'er lived there Ma L10Itnld has purchased 1,50 neat memorial service at llnebec city for formed Mr. Justice R. L. McKthat there
„ return, Ale says, for it fa troirdefl boxes which are nurolwre1 to tbe•Ir brotlnyr, Ur. M.J. Mooney, whoiwf eGnetph, who easespresided, that there( tet; to open council. After some dip
wants t r tI suasion the account wa* struck out.
hlstorlcnlly and culturally most Inter- f 111 t the handling of bathers' diel on May 'lath while on a iiuRincse were no erlminnl capes to toter before The committee nt Wail true that as
the court i
estinR and has a charm all Ha own. Th sl oth Is being stocked Yes, she likes Gotlerlch, loves to re-
turn for summer visite, think* people
women of the World was accepted and here take great pride In their homes.
plans were made for transportation to Sova 1Y* a shame we gave our water -
Guelph. front away And ielleves that the bunks
Arrangefnwuts were e°mplefed to Re- overlooking the lake should ever be !m-
aid 1n a demonstration in cottons in proved and hcantlfled.
MacKay Hall on June 19. Mays Tom, member of a well-known
Mrs. A. Taylor, of . the Victoria Goderich family, was horn in Rt.
Home and Scheel Club, *poke",b6 the Mnryr and came to Goderleh early
Institute of the proposal 'to ask alis In life and was Pducat*d here. She
town cowbell to appeilnt a Iifestiard is a nurae by profession, much tra-
for the beach. The plan wits: 17earf1S veiled. of eonrse, and one of the most
endorsed by the members. Interesting conversationalists one
Reports of the district annual meet-
ing held at iemdosbarro were given 1.y
Mrs. 0. Young and Mrs H. Tlr•hlorne.
Mfrs. Ohms. Young was re -appointed
*5 representative to the Children's Aid
Society.
Mira. N'. Pelee presided and the host -
GENERAL SESSIONS
Criminal Ceases -Judgment
served M Civil Actiou
TO VISIT GUELPH
Women's Institute Arrepts Invitation
to Luncheon at 0..1. C.
At the regular meeting of the Wo-
men's institute in MacKay Hall last
Thursday, the Invitation of lir. Chris-
tie to attend a Iullc•Iloun at the U.A.C.,
Guelph, and meet the foreign repre-
sentatives of the Assca'iatel Country -
cm11d desire to meet.
Pt STMAEFtEE GAIT Ill.
Postmaster John (lalt suffered a
seders heart attack on Saturday even-
ing. lett rallied and 1s reported as
much letter, though still confined to
MOWS a pere,Meac,8„.zeb carne, Mrs. R. hi* house. He wIll probably he nn -
Trafford. Mrs 4), Yonne. Mrs J Stew- 1 able to attend td 1110 Antf>ht fere w
art and Mrs. C. Worsell. I month or more
to toe l tel o to Japan.
clothing. The " The service, in Trinity church, was
today. ronducicd by the minister, Rev. 1.. M.
s • •
Harold Turner:a fourteen -foot out- t'epgerdene. Rssist*41 by Viso. Arch -
board rnnlllsolt, "Meander," which deacon 1•'. G. Scott. -\ beautiful ad -
took ten months to build, with the help turn*a ono deH crrd by Anhdoacrro
of Gorge Graham, was launched suc-
cessfully
l(1(11, and during the service the
on Tuesday. The launch, hymns -Nearer, My 4iod, to Thu,"
with twin rrs•kplis. I. 81(11 along mod -
"Abide
and Evening Star" and
ern remises line'. Harold built ft in "Abide With 314" were flung. During
a frames anal heart MacDonald: boat -
builder of note. soca the ship 1. a
thing of which any Loy or man should
he proud. it is a •.Ilm and itracefnl
(•raft, wtbh gleaming white hull. It
Is bulli of British ('olulopi"i eerier and a daughter, Miss }yfhlce Mooney; foul weeks.
white mak. and Is powered with a alders, Mrs. John MacDonald, of The attlnn was for a $500 judgment
twintytindrr °utlo"ird motor. it hag
an auto wheel control In the forward Scnisban, QnP.. Mrs. J"imea W. Me- plxlnflR had obtained against Mc-
cockpit, and is tapable of doing at Quay, of Bnrl.nnk. Calif , Mies Vim- Inr"1 for wroncfnl arrest. it wap
least twenty-five 'nIIPa per hoar. once Mooney mei Mrs George John- alleged that to defeat the jndgbnent
This la lharald's MYrond venture In `Mn• °i Gnlerleh, and three brothers, McLeod marls a hill of pale to Hares
boot mower. he havlwg sent the ver li K. Mooney. of Inverness, Que., John burgh for Ike stock and also fring-
ing
rans
k JtIljIai11tstsi 11--r' g asl nei.,.9je, A ft i{. and D. ferrel all h1• chattel property to
h 00007. n met s """ ° ?erred
,..s••• 71rw-e.ww0to Aaaa1 ..•+e
a gn.
Judge McKinnon congratulated the action be taken with regard to an ae-
Cr°son attorney on the peppy stele of count presented by L. E. Dewey f
affairs In the county. doctor's bilis amounting to 111E
111* weer luformed tet„ Werslre, Harold Kaitting who frar-tnred a peg
aged twenty-seven, that he would res In the yard at the gaol.
commend the young man is. accepted County Este
ns n liritlsh subject. Otto. a Stephen it was mored by Reeve Mawhinney,
township farmhand. 1s a native of seconded by Reeve Lovell, that the mill
Danzig, (lermany. a • rate for the year 1938 be 51/2 mina, to
be made np as follows: General to-
rnun1, 3.33 mills; Provincial blab -
ways, .9:. mills; county hlgbw'ays. 1.26
mulls.
0n Frictey morning Warden Bow -
t
the playing or the Dead March by the After hesYing evldenn the action
organist the large congregation stood of Wm. l4avklson, horotedealer °f
1n silent tribute to Dr. Mooney. Matheson, Ont., against Leslie Mc--
Deceased
e-Deceased I. survived by his widow, food and Walter J. "Itorshnrgh, both
three sons. Dr. Malcolm C. Mooney, of tlnw•fek township, Mr. Jnstle* M. -
Colin Mooney *nd McKIllop Mooney, Kinnon reserved judgment for two
(Continued on page 4)
ON RIP WAY
A University of Toronto st•deal.
Frank Jones, aged twenty-two, passed
through GoderIh on Sat•rday on a
leisurely "see Ontario" Merle trip
Janes pedalled the 100 miles tress
TIII*rrnbnrg 1n seven hours, He lett