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WOHTY-N1141,111 TEAR. NO. 47
COUNCIL REACHES AGREEMENT
TELEPHOWCOMPANY
And Work Will Begin in a Few
Days—Ed. R. Watson Geta
Skating Rink
Afar tie statutory meeting of the
Saws. ceiaell oa Wends, night, at
- ;*Ileaw websdoti To tura:- 3110
C -11f-; the lfunelaI statement
printed, the council took up other
bualnesa sad gave It. approval of the
Bell Telephone project to remove, re-
place or reline poles In the east side
of the town In its program of recLu-
structlon.
Work on the #30.000 project prob-
ably will commence ilex, week. In-
cluded in the program ee the removal
of telephone poles from Hamilton and
Kingston streets, and ,.0 East street
from the Square to Victoria street.
Poles will be placed on property
lines where possible, and due consid-
eration will be given walks, drives,
watermains, eta., in the tlacing of'tbe
poles.
The work probably swill result is
the inatallatlou, early next year. of a
new switchboard at the -Beit
ormce, and the elimination of the creak
connections.
la a comtnunlcatton
N. 1.. Kilpatrick, representative of the
Bell Telephone Company, wrote as fol-
lows: "We will use ee much local
labor as possible for trench, manhole,
pole and touter holes i.cd tree trim-
ming, paying for such labor the pre-
vailing labor rate."
The cost of tree triwming also will
be borne by the Teleph• ne Company,
but only that portion which affects the
wires and cables.
Ooutsdllor F. E. Bingham will sup-
ervise the work, with Mayor H. J. A.
leacEwan and Reeve J. J. Moser, wbo
have power to add to their number.
The matter of obtaining local labor
for the work was left a Ith the chair-
man of the special and pubec works
committees, Councillor C. 11. Humber
and Reeve Moser.
Tenders ter Misting Risk
In committee of the whole council
viewed ave tenders for the Goderich
skating rink. The tender of Ed. 1t.
Weston was accepted for three :serious
at $533 per season. lost year's pro-
viso ill holds good, that public suds
separate school children be .given two
boors' tree skating one afternoon a
week, from 3.30 'to 5.30 o'clock.
L The eouneil wlW �- 4$s
the proper Government department
twftb regard CO Ttra7tRx 1111-3Td � 'I-
tioual building on Newgate street to the
militia. The matter, Is In the hands
of the Mayor, the clerk and the
chairman or the finance committee.
To Inerease Corporation Wages
"I think It was a mtatake," said
Councillor J. E. Hut kiss, in open
oo utsell, "%ben the t irporation low-
ered, wages from 35e to 31k•. i am
going to move that the prevailing
wages for town labor be Sae per hour
Instead of 30c per hoer."
The` motion was ,ecoa'k'l by Deputy
Turner urner and was referred to
committee, to to takeu up at the re-
gular meeting tomorrow night.
Members of the court- ot-r.slalen
passed on the $1,9(f8 Income 'trlx as-
seaxment ' of the Goderkb Salt Com-
pany, which had been entered too late
-to be glared on the roil
it was decided that members of the
council abould Inspect the town stor-
te the Mien shed at the wate-front with a
Iview to ordering some repairs.
Meeks Oidals
Byaw No. 12 was panned. naming
deputy returning oaken• and poll
clerks Iu the twelve sutrdivlalons for
the coming municipal elections as fol-
lows: 1, MacEwan's garage. T. R. Wal-
lis, J. W. MacVlear ; 2, H. Mitebell's
store, Wm. Waite,W. T. McLean; a
and 4. Graf's meat market, F. G.
Weir and (nester Johnston, Fred Mur-
ney and Wm. Black; 5 and 6, town
hall, II. T. Edwards and Geo. Bel-
cher, E. L. Dean and W. J. Buchan-
an; 7 and 8, Rothera' wagon shop, A.
Iflgldnaon and Wm. Mothers, E. J.
I'rldham and A. F. $omersall ; 9,
Snasel's lunch room, A. F. Sturdy, H.
L. Watson; 10 and 11. McArthur's
electrical shop, T. Pritchard and A.
Rougyle, (bas. Black and John Whit-
tingham; 12,,ldsiddle's house, J. R. Orr
and J. M. Priddle.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1936
PERSONAL MENTION
!flax Jean Lawson left yesterday to
spend the winter .E Lee ; Angeles,
Callforuta.
Me. S. J. Wark returned home
Saturday night after a sxecessful deer
hunting trip In Northern Ontario.
Mime Gladys MacDonald, of buck -
now, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
(,larenee MaeIbnatd, Cambria road.
Mr. Tony Maejuris and Mr. /Item
Trice*, of Toronto, visited Mr. T. Man-
brie
ao-bre of f Vents Cafe a•few_days
iia, i.-ie„-Jaahee returned oa Tagr
day from bla .bunttnr trip iu the
north country, and veulwn dinners
are now In order.
Mrs, It. H. Mew, Mi,•Dunald street,
returned home on Monday from a visit
with her niece, Mrs. Belle Satalls-
comhe, Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1.. Hrert•ton and
daughter, Frames, of Calgary, and
Mr. and Mrs. E. iSoak, of Detroit, ate
visiting at the home Of Mr. and Urs,
It. Doak.
MissItoTe Atlyene.librarian at the
public library, returned em Friday from
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
(Rev., W. H. Moss, of 1V:etlock, Alta.,
and at other Western reatree.
Misec'e Jennie and Clara Sharman
lett un Friday last on their return to
their home at Italmota., Man., atter
a month's vlelt with Mr. and Mrs.ZW,
C. T'ridham and other r.•latives here.
Mr. and Mrs. .artlsnr Murdoch and
'child and MINN Allee Hr. wn, all of De-
troit, called on their relative, Mr. J.
Cameron, on Saturday efteruoou on
their way to spend the week -end at
Lueknow.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wickens, of
Toronto, Mr. Gt•o. Wickert., of David-
son, Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Harries and family, of Stratford, were
week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. 11.
Allen.
Mr. R. E. Young, of North Itay,
visited his mother, Mrs. Thus. Young,
South street, last week. and on his
return was accompanied by Mrs.
Young, who will spend the winter with
him at North Bay.
We regret to repo -t the Illness of
Mrs. Tremblay with scarlet fever. Her
son Hilliard took the di+case first, and
Mrs. Tremblay nursed b m until she
herself became 111. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
WINTRY WEEE-END
Northwest Wed, with s Slight Fall
et Seew, Midges Ckbseras Shiver
A cold, blustery uorthwest wind
gave Goderich a foretaste of winter
last week -end, when rale changed to
snow overnight on Saturday and roads
and walks were made treacherous by
a tight coating of ice.
The cold wind prevailed an Sunday.
with Intermittent snow hurries,"tile
temperature dropped to 22 degrees.
The nor' -wester assumed the propor-
tions of a gale on hake Huron, and
all day huge breakers pounded over
the breakwater.. The steamer Scott pion, after which the Noble Grande I p�etn[ with Miss Grein were Kiss
Mlmner managed to e'ear the harbor of thea visiting letlgees stake Mira,. Johnston.i gesbert Johnston was chem... He wor-
entrance and 'darted for the bead Euchre was played, 'he winner. be- I Madeleine hIt.N., and the fol -
of the Lakes, but the fury of the Ing Mrs. A. Starker aril Mrs. W. Doak. lowing nurses-itetrainin : Vest; Tabb, 1
Korai forced her to return after tra- 'The consolation awed was presented I Ruth Patton, Lulu Mild, Iola Willett,
veiling fourteen miles. I Irene Graham, Kathleen l awforl and !
to Miss Elide Elder. 'Walter L. Badley, Recently Trans-
-.::Table,• prettily decorate.: with 'mama Bernice Bond,
Although roads of tesla town and I
district were Icy for two days no ac'ci- In diver holders were arranged by a ferrel from Chatham, Was in
PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The annual comnieueement exercises
of Central and Victoria public schools
will be held In the auditorium of
North street (-niter! church on Thurs-
day evening, November 244th, commenc-
ing at 7.45 o'clock. .t silver collet -
Goa will be taken to defray expellees.
ViSITING RFBEKAHS
Members of the Rebekah lodges of
HEADS HURON OLD BOYS,
OF TORONTO
Many Grain Carg
Arriving at Har
t w.t[TEit .t. Rt4'll.tN.' N
-Well-known Goderich Old .11uy of 'To-
ronto, who wan sleeted t'res(ideut of
the Iluroa 4)ld-Boysi Assut•Lation of
e_runt9 .11 Its.301111ai 'meet lug last
week. The Association: is planning
t0 take a big part In (iodericb'e Old
Home Week next samtWK.
$alt Moving Out for Western
Canada—Busy Week at
Waterfront
The past week has bees a busy one
at the harbor. Seven grain cargoes
arrived, one vessel loaded wheat for
Montreal, and two carl,'tc, of salt were
teIpped out fortheWestern Canada
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THE S11.NAI. PRINTING; c u t lete'F:D I•ubll'hera
BAND BANQUET
Aim& Merrittg .t (:.deride Mu.ieal
Sedans, Next Thursday Nicht
e Goderich Musical Society will
this year combine its annual uieetlug
and election of office -re with a banquet
to be held at the Itrltleh h'xchauge
hotel on Thursday ee-euing, November
30th.
The town council, the executive d
the Society, together with the mem-
bers of the band, will to on baud and
the general pmblk L Wilted to attend
and participate In the meeting which
will begin at 8 o'clock. The banquet
is slated fur 6.30 p.m. Citizens in-
trade.
r, ern n te'reeted lu rite meeting may, If they
trade. Four more ,easels are ex- wish, attelud the banquet, the cost of
peered tomorrow, which will bring the which le (10 cents, It they will cum -
turnover of grain for the week close munlcate witb the set•retary, 1). E,
to the million -bushel mark. -- Campbell, so that arraug,:ments may be
IN made to accommodate them.
Society funds will be distributed to
the band 'members duriug the banquet.
Nov. 11 -Superior, 05,1x)0 bushels
wheat, elevator; Massey, 14)5,151) barb-
els wheat, mill. A good turnout of Interested dtl-
Nov. 14 -Scott Mlsucr, 40,415) bush. zoos 1.. hoped rot, se asslstan a alit be
ala torn, mill. required to formulate plans fur a good
Nov. 10--Nov'adoc, 00.,.Ixl eau-hcls band for the occasion of the Old
euro, elevator.
Home Week next summer.
Nov. 17 - Itrlcolda', 80,000 bushels E. R. Wigle, president of the Musical
lax and wheat, elevalur; Geo. R. Chou- S"eiety, %ill preside at the Iatalttet.
titan, 40,45x1 eau+bels corn, elevalur; -
11'inona, .115,Og0_bushels :srieat,...1... CHANGE LN LINER] Bl'SLNES8B the tire trucks arrived.
Furniture and ealua',les were re-
vatOr. _. - _- , Mel. Craueton is now e,peratltg the 1 .
-_�, OCT t _ Thou. Swarte liver) and taxi business i waved l' willing yolnn aces., men ant
us M.ntt I et. wtteadfur' rgt {{ tutneu. ars the firemen played three
!tient Prow Goderich Satt C'ompwny: Maelwrld, wb4F carried on the bnstnese.jstreamv on the fleroely blazing root.
Prestadoe, 112,000 bushel.. wheat.els for some.- time. l■ order to spikebNeacowls• woe sate of a num
,anus to Montreal. rumors to tbe-twetiltry, Mr. Swarts of wuwru who annual, e.cap9d
Nar. _ lnlury from fading plaster ate water
ran down from the attic, ruining walla,
Mau West from GodeNcro Salt Com- busittaS14 which he hal beaded for
!Fire Damages W. G.
MacEwan Home
Blase in Attio Yest�ardy Morning
Causes Severe Loss Furni-
ture Removed
A fire %blob originated iu the attic
at the home of W. G. MacDwan; Al-
bert street, on Weduucday morning, re-
sulted in damage to the! Clue resident-.
which way approximate $3,000.
The dre was diteov'ered by (Mae
Rance, who was passlrb by. He saw
.woke issuing fruw the red and rushed
uucerewouiousty luta toe house, ring-
ing 1u au alarm and railing Mr. Mac-
Ewan
ao
Ewan from his work.
Mrs. MacEwau was b'isy in the cel-
lar and knew nothing of the lire until
she heard the 'phone ring and saw
Mr. Raper on cowing upstairs Mra.
Johu Newcuwbe also nod 'ren the
smoke and walked acres. the road t•
offer assistance with several other wo-
men and wen who getbcred about as
WESTMINSTER GUILD
Abouttwenty-tire members of he
estatinrter Guild of Knox Presbyter.
Ian chbrch enjoyed a octal evening 1
the lecture room of the church on
Tuesday. Miss Barbels Thomson,
convener of the social committee, was hum and Superior are expected at the
iu charge and was asslrted by' Mee elevator. The Ralph Eudd will be In
Thetis' Lumby and Alex. Butler. A again tomorrow for salt. and the
short business seseiou was conducted Superior also will clear with a cargo
by the president, Miss Mary MacKay, of salt.
and John Milia gave a report on the • • •
young people's eonfereue a at Hamilton
over the Thanksgiving week -end.
Group games and coutesta provided
a lively evening and re•freshmenta were
served.
more Mau airy years, although be no celIlugm and flours and furniture,
bang— •
les/Cr take. an active IlarC lags sod ruga.
The roof of the brick 11s11datlg sats
,"'The D. B. Hanna Is expected at the a total lose, as aaa alaoot the entire
mill Bowe time durtug the night with PINNED UNDER WTlIE attic. Considerable furniture was rt -
105,000 bushels of grain. anti the Dur- Wm. Lcumby, Jr., who has suffered moved by the volunteer, and stowed
injuries fu many a �motorcycle• sinash- in the homed of neighbors.
up, apparently is non safe even while Mr.' and Mrs, MacEwan and daugb-
standiug about, "just minding his own ten are staying wit:i relatives.
business." Ile was present at Flab- Another Run ter the rises
er's garage at Saltford op • Monday
%hes several wen were slsutantllug n Dr. J. W. Held was startled
when about noon on Wednesday be
saw dense clouds of evoke pouring
up from the cellar' at his lovely home.
"The Cas(1e." Ile turued in an alarm
and the trucks made a last run, only
to dlncover that the smoke was being
blown from the furuaee along the
empty coal chute to the bin and se
into the house.
LIKE THE NORTH COUNTRY
Last week -end two of a band of five
local young sten wbo have been min'
- Ing in Northern Oatarto arrived
1n their home town. They are
Bill Saunders and Bill Gardiner. The
pair are working with Max Cormier
and Murray 11' eettM tlE . Kobe
Johnston's' nickel 4Th tvrenty male+
eolith of Timmins. The rigorous out-
door life Is agreeing with the young
men and they sta•ak highly of the
ruggerl country, thinking nothing of
the 24 below zero temperature they
are now exp•rletc'ing. At present
they are engaged in pumping out the
lotto, which was Aoe.(.0 with water.
They state a load of ore taken from
the mine recently wag Mgkh grade.
They intend returning north soon.
M. C. C. DINNER -DANCE
The dinner-danee of tt e Menesetung
'canoe Club has been advanced to Wed-
nesday, Norember 35th, because of
other events on the night for which It
was originally axed.
THEATRE -DINNER PARTY -
Miss Mary Green, graduate nurse
at Alexandra Marine and General
Hospeal, was the guest of honor at a
theatre -dinner party given, by ,lana
Evelyu MacNaughtou on Friday night
district No. 26, to the number of about I last Although Miss Green grad -
seventy -Tyr were entertained by Goal-
rih Rebekah Lodge No te) on Tues wteci on June ti, .h• had ]oat tom'
" 1 la
Yesterday 'morning and afternoon a lathe. skte husky decided to test
dicer from Southampton, tended by hi. strength, and in attempting to lift
the lathe on its stand, he dumped the
7(x1 -pound machine oa top of young
l.uwby, who was piunesi to the floor
• • • by our leg. Three lieu lifted the
maehluery front him ind pe led him
The sir. ltricold.s•, %hle.n war heat- free. lits leg, at[biugli ,jlalntnliy
lly laden in port on Tut -!slay and draw- bruised, was net broken. -
ing about twenty feet, was unable 10
turn for some time when her keel
caught the obstrurHonr. which was dis-
covered to be a ridge ut dirt and grate' 1
thrown up b7 the propellors of shpts
manoeuvring at tite el vAtor.
Thos. Babb and Spencer Irvine, of
Gotlerlob, sought au obetructlon on the
harbor floor which hau.ierc•d the muye-
ments of freighter, at tie Mill leg.
C. A. e. I I'Buc MEETING
-'The (hIiiIri•n'e Aitt,Sia•lety will bold
a public meeting next Wsolnesday, at
8 p.m.," in the Sunday school nom of
Kuux church. Title will lie combined
with.,. the prayer -meetings of the
chnreiell. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all to attend,
SHOWER FOR 'oUE-uf---------.- ••FRONT PAGE"
A post -nuptial re p:1 in honor
of Mrs. Georya Twasnie Itormerty
`leer i.aais sig R. ) w it>�
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Cranston,
William street, on Friday last. The
guests, numbering about twenty, were
gra:hull" lla-nureeet and their friends.
The guest of hounr 'VIP seated he-
ath an Inverted umbrella which was
prettily decorated to pink and %bite,
*lad -uspeuded from tier ceiling. Ilal-
lWnne, hung from the umbrella, were
used, ehtrwering the bride with
R. JOHNSTON o IS MASTER mfetfl; then the uw'l retia, laden with
*Ms, was •lowered. edit lunch-
. plated /milting In "'Ick 4ince omt st
day evening at Oddfeitows' Ball. Moss fall.
Tim party of nine attended y
Chrletlne McKenzie, N.G. of Goderich I At the election of officers of Malt- In was reeved, following a ttwat pro-
1"
er
the Capital Theatre and then enjoyed p R land. Lodge. No. .13, A. 1''. a A. ll., Pose! by Mies Ruth Foster, R,N., In
1 a dinner at 1Vong's Cafe. Thome C. ■ . eta -Agent Found at lite meeting firth*. lodge last' week, IL•hat( of the nuosee. ' The remainder. -
Lodge, conducted a short bnatnese se
t the evening was *petit playing bin-
litariling Permutation by Little
Lr t - : fle,m►�-kesatise- --
A striking departure In stage peer
eutatlons !wally was witncwed at
MacKay Hall on Friday night last
when the London Little Theatre play,•
"Front l'age," was enacted, .a the
fleet of a 'wriest to be presented under
the auspices of the Melts. Leaf Chap-
ter, 1.0.1).1
Th.. play, a distinctly modern, rapid -
tire vehicle, the work of lien lfeccbt
and Charles McArthur, wen introduced
am n repre'e•wation of a preen room
In ihe.Driwh ill Courts Building. Chi-
cago. lie brutal frankness of lang-
uage,' lib•ratly garnished with exple-
tives sever before heard ou a Guder-
Dead in His Car stipful umeter. Other °ultra are and ether games. Thome. winning stage, was the mos; startling feu-
. Wm. BIwet, L1'.M. ; E, C. Beacom, 'rizea were Miss Mildred Mcay, 1LN„ tune of the presentation; but this ra-
S.W.; Rupert Hhset,,J.1V.; F. 1:. is Marie Shields, R.N., Mr. Edgar Meal upset id previous local ideate,
Weir, chaplain; Gee. Ma"Vlcar, stere- (lough end 'Mr. Frank Clerk. while offensive to the majority of
tary; R. (:. Reynolds:, treasurer. The -, conducted in
Installation will ---=- ------r- those weal witnt•asitd the performance. r
be C,1. supping AND Keynue did not ul.eure the fact that the work
(ember. There was a tier attendance last of the players was superb in. its
I
tecb-
THE WEATHER Poor Health and Despondent
dints were reported. luncheon committee ander Mrs. J. C.
Gudericle was.;far-,, fGo>ii - IICIA , oat4. �-
Guests were preseni".from Clinton,
$eaforth and Stratford.
"snowed In," but mo'orlsts report
having conte difficult) in travelling
abort the codntryslde, drifted snow
being the cause of many an unpleasant
moment. '
H. T. Falwards, ('ht- lren's Aid la-
' alwetor, was stalled in a drift In Col-
borne townmhlp, and was rescued by a
yam of horses from .a nearer farm,
and Dr. J. B. Whitely was•etuck in ■
drift near Ball's Midge. Some other
Goderich people were forced to dig
their ear from a drift on the Blue Wa-
ter highway near St. Joseph.
CONGREGATIONAL SUPPER
RECEI%EB CILURTER
At a 'luncheon at Hotel Bedford on
Thursday last, at which members of
the Maple Leaf Chapter, LO.D.E., were
hostesses, the ('hapten received Its
charter from Mra. V. Ernest, of Kit-
chener, Provincial organizer of the
1.O.D.E. The charter wile received by
Mrs. D. E. 'Campbell, regent, who re-
plied briefly to Mrs. Ernst's gracltue
ppeeeb. ..
'The tables were attractively decor-
ated in purple and gold. i.O.D.E. col -
The members of the Woman's Assn- ore,'hk•b echiene was carried out
elation of North street United church r9 vases of lovely flowfer,.
were the hoateeses at a congregational 1' At the head table V,ith the regent
supper on Thursday night last, In the
srhootroonn of the church.
Mr. Ganott) Woreelt, Jr, Introduced
and Mrs. Ernst were air . H. J. A.
MacEwan, Mrs. D. J. Lon', regent of
Ahmeek Cha freer, LO.D.E., Ml . liklitb
tl}1 jgj irlaulrfasutri bit`
for the time of year whin 12 degrees
was registered ou Wednesday night-
A trace or idea on Burnley was ti+
lowed by halt -an -inch on Monday.
Temperatures of the last week and of
the corresponding week of last year
were as follows: -
' 1936 - 1935.
-- Max. Min. Max. Min.
Thur.,, Nov. 12 .. .47 :ta 38 34
Fri., Nov. 18 " 44 :tc 37 32
Sat., Nov. 14 ........44 40 3M 33
Sun., . Nov. 15 43 29 37 34
Mon., Nov, 16 33 2,4 38 33
Tues, Nov, 17 47 :t4 38 34
Wed., Nov. 18 46 18 40 :14
Ft% days after he. had taken oyer .\ meeting of the 'Ord Home Week
els duties' as C.P.R. station agent committee was called for Monday even -
here, the lifeless ,body of Walter L. Ing, -but tie Tin1sn..• *T Sot 7atts-
Radler, aged dity-ave, was found' factory -partly owing to the fact that
- e ....mil was nlee,lng the woke
slumped over lfi� �ibell Tri �ti coupe the taws •
4n the pallwiy freight shed, the motor night -and adjourumeat aas made to
s1111 running and a home carrying next !(onlay night, at S o'clock, at
poisonous carbon monoxide fumes the town hall. _
from the exhaust pipe to the interior 14 Is hoped there will be a full at.
of the closed I•ar. tendency next Monday night, as tm-
The gruesome (Recovery was made portant businesre will be rep far, Culla
at 8 a.m. Saturday morning by Ar- sideration.
thur Ilcevers, ('.P.R. enployee.
A. HWin . Taylor, coroner, stated it sa- . - HURON CHAPTER ELECTI3
a 10/1111 east of suicide, and there (bakers of Huron Chapter, No. 30,
re pleated on Tuesday night
would be no Ingneet. On a small R.A.M., de
HOGGARD CREDITORS writing pad by the steering wheel was -as follows: /AMIN'e Mael)onald: Z.;
written merely "W. L. Badley." Nelson Hlll, il.; John Pens, J.; W.11
Refuter Seerrltke Hid nye GuarantyThe garden hose was well tied on McMillan, ILE: H. C. Dunldie S.N.
the exhaust pipe. and the other end J. H. Vrvoman, treasurer; M. J. Mnf
-of the hose was held under the dead lie, 11.8,; A. Kaitttng, O Aj Ruhei
men's arm, being taken in through Bisect pre•Ided. The Officers will be
the door of the cat. It was not de- Installd on December 15. Nutt prin-
terminad how long he bad been dead, ciliate, under Rt. E:x. Bro. 11. B. M.
bot one nuthirfty etnto d the car en- Tlehlarne, D.D.(I.M., cs,11ferred a de -
gine would idle all night on It 'half- gree, after which a luncheon was en-
joyed. "
Trust Company
the following numicrs of an intereet- Roberts, Mrs. J. A. (Graham, Mies John J. ltuggard, of Seaforth, who
Ing and enjoyable program: Piano 1 Jolla Levels. Miss (lttharine Lewis, went into bankruptcy after being sen'
duet, Misses Olive and Agnes For- Mr.. 1'. A. Reid. Mr.. W. A. Coulthnrst, tented to three years In Kingston
Ater; sog, Catharine Snyder; vocal WW1 Mlle Tye. !fins Laura Salkeld, Penitentiary for the theft of clients'
duet, IIs$. 'Helen Ian' and Mr. 8. E. Mrs. 1 C. Beacom, Mrs. A. H. Taylor, Moeka and Donde, on M•,nday morning
Melo%cI piano sola, Edgar 1'rirlham; MIA's Ann Wurtele, - gave every assistance to his crsslitors silted gasoline tank. Tile she..Ldoors
duet, Palma Player and Mary I'rid- - when they appeared before the local were locked.
ham; recitations, ,lean llchkowell, Joan NEW LIGHTING PLAN master, Judge T. M: Costello, on auhis hotel, the Bedford, sinee the norm -
Mn. Molloy had not been seen at
Scott, Avis Warren er, leinald Scott, application for the recovery of bonds
Shirley Freeman and Yvonne Sheer -
down : also m•ven,1 gel"rt toils by fhe
school or•heetre.
Mrs. Rohn. Johnston was in charge
of the program committee.
'TWAB FRIDAY; ,
AY' THE
lath
.-
*lustre year. min.
Alt'ough J. E. Hernwell Is not sup- The plan. which wan gel aalde for Missourl.Monrirch 1s yrs. Acidly worth- Elmira, Port Hope a F Chatham: He-
---,t9.e by nature. he oas given eau.* later eonaideration, revealed an at- lea. today. ( was In, the employ of the rnllway
Stocks were allocated by Judge Coss about thirty -*l1 yearn. - lie was born
fella as follows: To Vie. rHid,+at Elora, �-�r• -
$1,(01 itspubltc• of Peru bonds, 1,4171 j SurrleEa-beidaSel"1Taltift -frormerty
aha -e- Missouri Monar.A, 145, slamNs( Miss Mnbel fret, of tnaateall. who
Rolm Monthray, 42(]0 Northern Oa- s -n• welting at Chath•tn• for her hos-
tsrlo Building bond, $all Quebec Apart-' bond M get establfmhed here, are fair
ment bond; M John 11 slab, a total of brothers and three .esters They are
S1,6110 In IJneb a Apartment bonds; 10 i George !Wiley. 1'. P.R. eeent at King -
Waiter G. Willis. $(510 :n Ib,auharnol. I soon, formerly of Gottlieb: Harry'
Power ('orpora(lon lams ; to W. J. I Rndley, C.1'.R agent. at Uldlend ; Ar-
Mclntns)i 11)0 Republic of fern ; to thnr, vie -president of he Mundell
the l'efer Daly estate, $1,000 In United I F'nrnitnre Company, Elora. and Frank.
State!, of Rras11; to tht A. A. Cdth111,who Is In the Welt with three deters
estate, 1My,000 In-Ultp.. ,...&&Itl;oge The remalne were taken to Inger-
epee tt.G(10.Z, •t4 . —Nei.- rata, tot _interment _941 11cih'y atfer-
timet
hoods,.- -noon..
e
Waits Commission Receiv es Propose-
., flan from Toronto Concern
At the regular meeting on Thurs-
day night last, the polite ul(littes
comaile,1ln examined n 'proposed plan
of a lighting syetem for (bort Howie
Park. forwarded by the l'owcrlite 1A• -
vices Company, Toronto. it was this
o the
h n
erected
the i t
i
firm
that R
taken from Hugger(' SO office and held day meal on Friday.
by the. Guaranty Trust Company, of in his short time here he favorably
11'lglssr, retelvers fol the estates Improved his fellow-ewploytes, al-
The result wax that six credttors.'though It was obvious at times that
one of whom wag'(Idggard's wile, I he woe despondent nt and in very poor
Mrs. Minnie lluggerd, were allotted, health. He feared he wall suffering
stocks held by the receiver company (from enneer, antl he had lost
twenty
In the1uRRand e,trets there tPxasndae�tithe hatsix mamba.
.
ttm Ina
only
01 share, of MrinuurF Before
to edc r
kh.
sieves-
Monarch,
w be ehanscl among the rasa- ,sor to T. G. ("mown, who died on "lep-
ers of bonds valued at nearly $150,000. I tewber 27, 'Mr. Hadley max agent at
to wonder after sn strident of which tractive star-arrangeuu'at of sixteen
be was the victim on FrldAy Met, the ettkntNtrds In the parks by wbk'b there
lath. ...,:le would to eight lights' on the outer
Ile had been worklu,t arrant day* rink of the walk about the court house
*tearing down a bonne near Verna, and one- standard midway between
much against his wife's wieWue, elle court house and roadway on each of
being afraid he might fall from the the eight paths. The sitar• was pate
beano' and be seriously injuredmated at ahAnt 61,(115).
Alt vadat well, however, and the job The commission received Inenranee
was eleaned rep on Friday. Mr. rerttfrate. of $l0,000 *20,000 pnhlke
liability and $2.000 property damage
nn the Hydro plant to October 31st
next year.
Mr. A. M. Robertson! 111111 • • to
'...;.:: *OM = maw, bar**** wens -gees=
81* bed for two d .
Harnw,1I was enpervlslnk the loading
..;, of teae last beams on a truck when
.ne slipped and struck him. knocking
him Into the open cellar. No -bones
epsx vcs+ea .e:fit;
KNOX ('Ht"R('H W. M. 8.
A well attended meeting of the W.
M.S. of Knox church was held on
Ttaesclay afternoon. Mrs, Albert Tay-
lor arranges:1 and presidt,i over au he
terei4tsg program. The Scripture
lesmon was read by Mr/.. 1U. J. Wal-
ter, and four Mori strayers were of-
fered by the following ladies: Mrs.
-M.dnneat lire. G, Mese', Mtge MOT'
don and 'Mrs: Weir. The following
nominating committee was appointed:
Mire, M. Melhinald, Mrs. Weir, Mrs,
Cleveland, Mrs. Whitely and Mrs.
Mc'1'hall. r The offering 'xaa dedicated 1 pareutly attired In Mottling similar to
by Mr+. ancicrson. Miss A. Me1)on- that a flrsman would wear. They be -
aid, the supply secreta.[y, asked for 'ley'', a• a result, it wield be that
jft* fn, -tie 4sbrietmaa.ltel for Ulrtle of Titres, who occupied this madden
school and Moe. J: 11. Barnett made on the tug.
s"om. Interesting remake about the Thu hotly sari Alerts, ret by John
Itfememberahlp fund. Hra, Herald Itcresfnrd, Southampton, on the shore
reed eh article on the young women of Like Huron, abort a mile north ,
of the church and a leaflet was read of Ode town. It win remo,ecl 10 the,
Its MIs' 1.. Fere-mon. Mrs. 1). 2. 1 undertaking parlor to Herbert Hat -
'?ase M a graceful manner gage a liner, and officials of 'ease 11'allacyhurg
clear, inspiring report. of the hoard' MAOpny were notified They gala a
'meeting held le Toronto,'re•vealtag a reneeaentative would be -tut here In
enn.eerrated spirit of true devotloa tilt efort to petaMtah 'dentlflcation.
among the board member.. The meets' .The body was frozen stiff. It ap'
tttpt rtn ed01401e-Wewese.14.•Msa. r Be. patuatle- heft not bees long iq___tila
Itarpett
e
lddtelltwe' Hell ander the auepteey
tine ('atholli• Women'. League cetyl
direction :of Mrs. H. L'helen. The
tear, with supper, 1s ' Tali "2d6s
limed tonight, . when .a draw_will
Anwmg those assist ng during the
westing were Mime* Mary and Mar-
r.
ro
Unfortunately the stage was ad
quate, but here again the force with
which the play was carrltel overrode
TGe obstacle: `
With regard to (8e theme -it wM
ruse of the.aurvival.._ot .be sharpest -
witted, with a group of newspapermen
fighting tootle and nail, at times al -
tine Helmsley, Mary and Resale, Tobin, 1 most literally, to scoop 111.0 another oa
hire l'age and Theresa Delaney, at the 'tor) of the hangtnn
s of Oe Earl -
IP keno . booth; D. M. O'ilrlen and Wllllnm., a harmless, fearful fanatic,
any. Wieser at the v'heel of for- who had been couvicte.l of murdering
ne; MiAnnie Moiler ant Yrs. Ed. a pelieman. No quarter Is asked
yon at the "country store" MIss or given by the reperttr' and no e9-
`arrie (Pisa!!!, 'Wm. 11„ M. 'O'Brien fort is made to hide the sordid, seem,
Jt114 M1,01Ilvan at the fancy Work- Ado nY ilfe. ' (craft and pietiesl rnr
$toot h ;-.Jilesea Mark Rambler and
Theresa OhIsholth at the candy coon
ter1 and Mies Stdliven it. Ai .'of 138
Rah pond.
-ibrppEr, taM.iwavad.lenisr the super-
vision of Miss Mary Levey. -
-'MLY:BE TUG FIREMAN
v
Bdy' Wa*heil .Umhsrte stens ticledlwnlp-
ten May 11e (rem Inst Tug
Southumptim, Noy. las.-- A body
noshed ashore near heti today le be-
lieved to Ise that of Peter Titus, of
Sarnia, fireman fin the tugboat Fred-
erick A. Lee, which disappeared la
Lek.. Huron early Friday. Titus was
oho of OW. neo engaged by the •Wal-
lal'l'burg Saud & Grave; Co. to return
the tug 11, Its winter heedquatters at
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
There were nu tnatka of identifies -
tion in the baby or In the clothing,
HOP could anything be learned from a
life bell on the remain However, -
residents here said the man ares ap-
ruptiun are eonvineing'y portrayed,
with the newspapermen playing no
small part, and the ruthlessness of
(; hleagois -Id 1001 11109 1s mc•r-i Ines-ly
depicteal. .
stn the chole, It Is safe to say that
"Front Page" will be talked' of la
Godwrlch, from various angles. �.
many moons.
11 HIGH FINANCE
Sanford, the "Blydseyii Cetera' of
Huron :amid', may 'not be a thriving
metropll', but an idem that, has -Al-.
bert.fs scrip backed off the maptwat
worked out by budding flnenelal sitar
lump* Inst week -end, - It at least kept •
goo! none3 In ,lreulaolt t and every-
body 1e happy.
roue r a
It ail began at n l , , n inherit). •
'shoot," when Wilson NiCr'atb,
armed with his trusty 22. w ret a Ilve
duck. Net being a doe k fnn.'l,r, ha
moll It to Bill Lumby for fifty- gents.
11111
Ilevided he might do. w. Ise thane
break even, SO he wild OW squawking
Ilyd to Heetor Ktngsweh for beFee-
hut • Ilector had an loci sod put it
into practice by grille' fifteen ticketa
the meek for deer -lite each, see.
ting himself a quarter •
To resume, 11111 !Amity iron the bled
anti promptly mold ft to KingsweR *see -
more for fifty (cola.
When the toys dirtily decide wine
won. Inst or broke eveeu. the dusk Mid.
Ic XIII go Into circulation aisle.
By -(hg.wlty- who did We. :f Abe