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' ate of the people. Then atter the ether side of the world, you will Tea -
tole of the property owners apPra' lie') that it ,s no eaey Matter to return
the bylaw, the council, in the ordinary to America„ Aliheugh my intentions
courie of events, peewit the third read- are at the present to return to 4.lude
ins of the bylaw, and thie, it it is done rich within the cc+uree of the next two
,.t all, must be done within six weePke years, present c onditiori$ will not Pm'
afterthe vote of the people. The re- mit an rasher return.
gular meeting of the Mown council For the part year eret a halt I have
held on June 3rd Was the feet regOlar been travelling throughout China, Ja-
iieetlug' at which the ,bylaw could pan, and the Philippines. It Is new to
have Been Paaecd and Mr. Hutchinson inc and one secs strange and wondrous
made the vera fair Offer to pay, the sights, but the same story as usual,
cost of a 'valuation of his plant If it nothing like Sour• old home town, and
Should heppen that the 'valuation of C I will be glad when I have the oppor•
31X0,940 required by the bylaw should tunny te return.
not be found.Therefore I thank you for your most
The 'Mayor, however, was very de- kind Invitation and beg to remain an
tooriegie'd to enforce his way of thiplk- old Goderich boy. y truly yours,
toe on the couiacll and from his fleet Very
Ii, Fr
a presiding odhcer told the outfit
eek $ Kodiak Stery
of tlls arse"
is, title tif'a'picture la
a
window of
mpbell's Drug Store
THE PENSLAR STORE- •-
irbsse es - Th. *WO, eaderielo
tial e. had ,fade up hie gibed to "go , nrregidoe Island,
sloevrtlapd: succeeded in having theez .;,Prov'Inee of Cavite,
passing of the bylaw deferred. The Philippine Island,
'go slow" policy Weil worked to such Manila Bay P. I, May '8, Mt.
are extent that it wee only at the last Bowling
committee appointt ed to port of consult the In Wednesday" bowling tournament
,Solicitor was presented, and, in the Ctias..Blaek and Fred Toole even ,lest
meantime a new way of stopping thein tour straight games. The second
passing of the bylaw was opted the place went to Messrs. Pridhanl and
injunction plan—so that instead tit ev- Paltridge, who won out. from Messrs.
en "going slow" the council cannot Broplrey and Chapman, the final yram*.
now go at all. being concluded about midnight:
At least such was'thc opinion of the The second ahnual tuornament of
town solicitor. tv1r. Wit. l:ampbell, the oderich Bowling Club- will be
town assessor and collector and rival held n Wednesday, July t3tho cern-
authority On municipal law, claimed mene at ti a. m. There will be two
that the injunction was not worth the events, the Purity Flour trophy and
peper It was written on and expressed the Dr, :Meldrum contest.
the belief 'that thecouncil should go•Clutton :#dares •
ahead, pass the bylaw and take chane- Avery pretty wedding took place at
Cc on the injunction being dissolved, 'y, lonue Pleasant,w" the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. McKay Adams, Colborne
t eonsh-ip,,.on Wednesday, June the Sth,'
when their eldest daughter, largaret,
Hume
became thq bride of Mr.•'t� m. Hu
Clutton, :also of Colborne, Rev. J. F.
Reycraft 'ofllelating, the ceremony tell-
ing place in the parlor before a bank
or ferns and orange blossoms. The
bride, vas given in marrlage by
her father, wore a `lovely'- gown of
white embroidered,georgette, with
bridal veil, and evertd a shower bou-
quet of bridalrosea and maiden *hair
fern. The brldesmald was Miss ivy
Elliott, the bride`s cousin, who• wore
a pretty gown of orchid organdie, with
hat tp inatc'h.• Mr. Ed. Shaw was the
groomsman, and Miss Giles, of Wood-
stock, played the wedding match.
During the sighing of the register, Mr.
Eric Wilson sang "'the Bens of St.
Marys." Afterward the wedding par-
ty, including about 40 guests, repaired
to the dining room, where luncheon
was served by..sir girls and boys, _inti-
mate friends of the bride. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Glutton left by motor on
their wedding trip, the bride travelling
in a smart tailored snit of navy blue
gabardine and black mohair hat. The
groom"a gift to : the bride was a pend-
ant set with diamonds. The brides-
maid, groomsman, pianist, and Mr.
Wilsofi: were also presented,+ with preto
ty'and suitable gifts. The beide was
one ofthe most populae Colborne girls
and ,among the" many handsome gifts
eh° received wasa shower of valuable
presents from the neighbors, who sur-
prised t
he
before
evens
n
a. fewevenings her
prt8ed
wedding, when all ' gathered at hei
home, and expressed their -best wishes
In a practical and•eoelal way.
The to'w'n solicitor,. however, pointed
_,::out liuttowhatever might be the final.
CAN'T GO AT ALL
Town Courted. Told by the Mayor to
Go Slow on National Shipbuilding
Co. Bylaw sad° Now Cau't Go at MI.
A special meeting of tlie•town coun-
cil was held on 'Monday muffing at if
o'clock,' called supposedly to .give the
third reading to the N'a'tionai Ship-
bufiding 00. bylaw, but, as It turned
out, in efteet to ilisten to an injunction
taken mei. by Mr. R. J:. Acheson re-
straining the council from passing the
bylaw or carrying. it out. This was an
interim .Injunction. extending to Fri-
day of this week granted by {ifs Honor
Judge Dickson pending proceedings at
Toronto . on Friday when an applica-
tion for a permanent injunction will
be made to the Supreme Court. The
• injuhetion . will Hien either be dissoly-
ed, or the permanent injunctionssued
or an Injunction granted extending •td
the time of trial, Mr. • Acheson'ss pro
ceedings being really In the nature of
the beginning of a.euit..
The council were all present at the
meeting on ;Monday: meriting. The re-
port of the special'. committee appoint-
ed to interview the`town solicitor as
to the position of the town•in coffee
• tion with this bylaw in view of the
fire . which destroyed the boiler shots
of the National' Shipbuilding Co.,' re -
eildcoli
council
co
. thetown
ted that
0
ther pass the byfew of net; either
'course would be legal.: This opinion
of ,course, was given prior :to the t-
suing of•, the injunction. lr1r. •Darrow,
wlto was •asked. to come :overto the
council. fneeting Monday morning when
• the. council found Itself -confronted
ned
iaf
n lien andaffidavit,
eXp
vvpth tn,iu c
. that the injunction altered the whdle
!rt`atter. The •council. could'•do nothing
Snow withoutrendering themselves iia-
file to Imprisonment for contempt of
Oat,
e
q : pn•, that*the
e� lamed he
�,ixt might 'be fell
;• two readings of elicit' a. bylaw. a.e
ret r...�..,e
fate of the Injunction, in the ineantime
could was good, and the council do
nothing more .than consider whether
the town ehbuld be represented at
Toronto on Friday. And this it decid-
.ed should be done, a motion by Coun-
clllor _Mitchell, seconded by Councillor
Walker, authorizing the town 13o110tor
to attend the court in. Toronto on Fri-
day being carried, the Reeve and Coun-
cillor Moser voting nay. •
The ..only -way the bylaw could now
be. passed by the council would be to
make ".a .successful appeal to the Muni-
cipal Board for authority to do so, and
this it is unlikely the counoll would; do..
The opponents of the bylaw'en and
out of the ewuneil claimthat the boil
er ship and .machinery constituted a
large, and perhaps the main, asset • of
the National Shipbuilding Co„ •and that
since it was destroyed by fire the com-
pany's assets would have 4o be over-
valded • or valued at; a going .concern
to reach the 0.20,000, and that the aid
by way 'of guarantee of bonds should
not be given, since.: the boiler strop is
gone.
to
0
or to
OBITUARY
SAIr11 LD. --Many friends, heard with
rregret of the death on :Sunday of Mrs.
John Salkeld at •the residence ofher
son-in-law, Mr, F. H. Lawrence, Mar-
ket street. The funer>ut took place
this afternoon.. •
3,ESTEIL. 'Pito :body of Mrs. Satoh
atali
:Ann Lester, wife of , air• Jos.
Lester, was brought to town today, the
ifuneraL taking place- this 'afternoon
froth-Brophey Bros,' undertaking pare
fors. The deceased wasformerly mar-
ried to the late Mr. John Harniltan,
Hugh Hamilton,
Bedford,
and her. son H 8'
and two daughters accompanied the re-
mains to Goderich; Mrs. Lester died
at Ai herstburg on Wednesday and
was 74 years of rage. She was born in
Wawanosh near Dungannon, and TMe-
e
srs. Robert. and Jethn' •Baafty, . of
gannono of bu igannott, .are brothers.
the d # . �y�tli. pti , +tf
fr uffft lltlt!#ili'Kttitxr
ta� � ,
en's Suds
OF RIGHT QUAUU
Ae well $$ our young owe*
style we carry s, large aei com-
plete st eel, of the moreeon-
oe,rvatiye model* for both Yount
aua old,, ranging in pries from
$16.50 to $38.50.
SPECIAL FOR $UOMI AO
WO
15 .film's English worsted
suits in blue and fancy main.fele, all new patterns, while
they last, $22.50
All wool blue vergers,"guaran.
teed indigodye, pure' wool,
single and double breasted
styles, while they Net, $35.50
Special
15 Men's Suits to clear at
$16.71`i.
M. ROBINS
Open EvepilidN -
Idly 18th to .2eth. Some "flash lights"
from the London Conference was giv-
en, afterwards a -soetal half hour over
the tea cups.
Next Sunday In North. St: Methodist
church will be, Fidwer •Sunday, The
,Sunday school will Mad At i0.45 in the
school -roomy for. registration • and to
receive their papers and then assemble
in the auditorium for public worship.
There will be flowers in profusion,
bright music end an inspiring address
by Dr. McKenzie Smith, or the govern-
ment medical- :inspection stalf. .Ile,'
subject .will be 'India: Having been
a resident of this • wonderful country
for soros years she alas a meet Inter-
esting ih'stohand story' to ten.: The
children, their parents and everybody
who doves children, music and flowers,.
will' be cordially evelcometj. The Men's
Sunday Club will meet at 10 e. m. The
topic 'Should u Worker in- love
with alis worl.V''will be ln. ducal by^
Mtn J ...WT. -Moore. Next we , . instead
of the regularb, Wednesday night pray-
er-serr'iee, there evill be a ,special W.
M. -S. jubilee service held on, Thursday
night; this day. June . 3rd,
being the
fortieth anniversaryet the organiza
tion of the W. M. S. of .lite Methodist
church. Mrs. diel,,- organizer for
Goderich ' district, Will tonduet the,:ser-
lvicet Use t 1 rgaret lto'bertsan will
give a eovdensed .review 0f the history.
and
e organization
^ ry of 11
t h
and growth
f e
8 tGh '0
th
�vI I give a lto
1frs. Colborne I,
North St; Auxiliary, which was the
second to he organized after the found..
Ing of the parent ssooiety. Others will
give reminlseenees of the work in ,Its
Pioneer stag,'*, The eongresatihon . and
the public generitj,I.ir PI -receive a m-
itre ' :infer — -'A. " '.. ` . .c.
BEASTS SL ON ORARACTER
FACES FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Why is It that a tion instinctively as-
'snrnes' an expression • of majestic aloof,
fess and J'nvian benignity when the
oamera man shows up? They are'the
best posers in ttie world, are the lions,
and they take better ".eloee-nps" than
nine -tenths the celluloid tempera. The
of windsor,: and Mr: Adan, iiamilton.
in Alberta,• are some and, Mrs. Pa3sin
ham,.4? :Sarnia,'and•.Ms. Friburg , of
'Kitchener, daughters. 'She wa mar-
ried three times, her first- husband
being Mr. Jahn Harnift n, her second
;Mr. Wm. Crosiey and9her third Mr.
'os.' Lester. She agent most of her
married. life in ,Sanford and Goderich;
but' for ;theepast seven months' had-
lived
ad
lived in Alrfiierstburg. 'Phe funeral
screw•es..'r-r'rere;.ci)1lrlucted by Rev. Mr. •
Beyer
LOCAL TOWN, TOPICS
(Continued from page I):
ptioi'd has been driven out from being
a city disease, to being a disease af-
fecting the smaller places more.
Hence the value of such a survey as
•,has been made the past week. These
gentlemen 'arrived in Goderich on Sat-
urday, have matte -• a survey of Blythe
and Lucknow the, early part. of the
week, and expected to complete their
survey of Goderich .b'y tonight, going
to .Exeter from here. • ' '
The survey includes location of
wells,, privies, etc. Samples of water
from•'the various wells .are taken. _,A
survey of the ' water front was also:
made to determine the pollution of 'the
•front. Speaking .Of our present chlor-
ination of the town water, Mr. Dela-
porte•saitl 1(0 would ,npt; eonsider11 as
a- •satisfactory system. because, while
chlorinagtion might be constant, pump -
age and degree of pollution would vary,
from day to flay. The filtration and
chlorination to ter. The be installed here, how-
ever, would glue 'us $cad. water,'
information these gentlemen will se-
cure should be of considerable value,
and no doubt a full report will be a-
vailable.later. •
For Week -June 20 to.
Monday and Tuesday—
matinee
uesdaywmatinee liondity at fe:f5 p. tn•
W. S. HART
IN. -.
,`The Cradle of Courage'
.: also
IIURTON . H LMES-A\D IRGPZiNE
PAR AliOUNT•
Wednesday and Thursday:
afatinee Wednesday at 3e.15 p.
.WILL ROGER
IN.
"Honest Hutch ,
coupled with a too -reel comedy
"He Takes the Cocke"
Friday and Saturday
Matinee Saturday at 3t00 p. nr, :
•
-VO V y"i ROfiEI ti' + M.%' TER PICTt'ttE
'The . Devil's Pass, Key
Old Mone Week Executive.:..
The -executive eoinanittce of'•the Old
Horne" ,,Week .ce'lebration met in• the.
ev-
ening.
s:on
. Tuesda
room y
e
ofTrade Board a.
ening:. .
The request of the finatrce' and pro-
gramq asking the- 'town
. committees ,,a
council for exel�Sive privileges of us-
ing the streets, the' Square,, the Agri=
cultural Bark or any other -property
uwf ei _ ,w.,... be -ode
owned -Sty'. alto, tu)rrsq 'Wi7fc12 may
otittliteotOrT:t 0tee'`t 'oPet' eXeetit1nfi
Ibis picture will be ,lir 'talk of the
town and to Miss it means to a left
out of countless cantersatlen.
also
A. LIVELY 'SUREFIRE • COMER
A week's program of Unusual .Merit
Colne and investipatg our theatre
rooting system.
Prom the Philippine Wands
A Goderich Old Boy at Manila Bay
writes to Secretary Bowden of tete
4lodericlt tied Home Week as fe><l►r,w s:
W. 5. Bowden, •
See.• l xeeutire Committee,
tlocenieh Old Horne Week,
• (,oderich, one,' Canada.
Dear Bin• -Your most kind invitation
to be present at the Goderich old
Bonne Werk celebration received this
date, but sorry to say it is impossible
Por. ne to bepresent in my,' old home,
inuel't -as I would like to. Being ten
housane miles from home, on the
011ie Program, with, permission to the
Okt Honie. Week Association to retain
any fees received• from attradtlons lo-
cated • in any part •of the town during
the reunion, rec0ived the: endorsation.
of the exeoutive, to be submitted to
the toren council.. : '
.The draft of the program: submitted
at :the last meeting of the •program
committee -was read .and matters re-
lating thereto -were discussed at some
length, with the chairman of the pro
-graiii.:cotn1Hltt-r the • ckaaiirrmmanOc f the,
finance committee and 'other members
present.
The ,,armee and program eontmlttees;
were ' rrciuested• to : ineet to consider
the program presented, with power to
act according to the elnding of the -hyo
'eoniinittr.es.
The matter of boat oerviec was re-.
forced backtothe transportation Nom-
mittee with a view'of securing a dou-
bir trip eervice from the White Star
Line, and to submit to them a proposi-
tion for:. a two-way trip should they
see. Pt to, do so. 'rile White Star Line
had .asked foe a guarantee for the trip
and proposed making only one trip.
What the committer,' had sought to,
secure . was to 'have one of the Waite
Star Steatnrrs rime up, lie over here
and give 'excursions on -the lake during
the Old home Week .and make the re-
turn trip at the Anse of the celebrra-
tion.
The matter of parking of autniobileai
Was -referred back. to _.kite Aratl4.p..orta,..
tion .eommitteo, a -
The report of the corrunittppuint
`rd tv make recommendatlons for a
souvenir button; recommended i but-
ton with a picture of the Court House
In the centre and, suitable .wording
around..- Tug was adopted
• The speri tl Issue of "The Golden
Gate" is to be proeee'ded with at once..
• An appropriation of ll. -s0 was made. to
.the secretary for postage.
The executive ronunitte0 then ad-
journed ..to meet attain, 00 •Monday at
8 o'clock P. ns.
ESTAB'L•.SHtD 1872
2
fon itt either-a,:aupretne tonr•liusber-or
he is pretty nearly what he baa been
termed by the nature tossers --the Ring
of Beasts; The lions of the John Robin-
son circus aro the pick of years of sole°•
tion, from "literally hundreds of *peel,
mens' Inbreds in this menagerie are.
killed. Many cubs are given away year
ly, but aIways a ebote0 specimen is
held. When John Robinson's .circus
cloves
Perris*
OIsoy Imo
Stern 1I..rs t• R 1.N. to 6 p.m., Saturdays 9 p•*. Plum Slop Early. if Poesible
THE SCOTCH ST0RE
Great •Reduction in Knitting Yarns
Just at u t a► rtune - time, - when knitting is so popu r,
there is a big reduction in price of our weil*known Monarch Wools
at,
Monarch Floss,all colors, 25c per oz. ball,
° Monarch Down, all colors, 3$c per °2 oz, ball.
ITonarcli Butterfly (silk- and wool), all: colors, 65c per 2 OZ. ball.
'These Yarns are now below are -war prices,'
onsiorpismoimormiimmiimomok
Women's 1 l-W0o1 Bathing:
$sits: $7.50 .
You Will enjoy your dip much more if you '.
aro ,%reseed in one of out special all -wool Bath. -
ing - Suits. Wear pure wool and avoid colds.
They come in a great :variety of colors. Com-
binatione in the smartest styles, at. $7.50.._ . .
Many other styles from $1.50 up.
Silk loves are Po ular
Lon Sil � p
Women's 12 and 16 button length Italian
Sills .Gloves - are greatly in dtimaud by good
dressers, In .blank and. white, Kayser and
• Queen .Quality. $1.75,12.25 and $2.50.
Women's . 2 -dome Silk Gloves, black` ai i
color, $1.00 to $2.35 per pair.
Buy -Your White Skirts Now
White
Wash, Exceedingly---stkiart- 'Skirts
made from extra quality Bedford' coral,: saber.
dine and rep t, --with crush belts, slash pockets, -
iintton trimmed. Prom $2.50 to p8,95.
Choose Your V'eraritdah • Mats
. .
Saturday
1
This. is Verandah time. To enjoy•it• to its
limit a.. new Mat will go .a long way. The
Wearever Coeoa Mat is rain and sun proof and
lie flat without fastening.. Natural color, with
colored borders. 4
36 x 63 -in. at $3.76. "
4
feet x 6 feet, at $5.00.
d feet.x 9 feet, $0.00.
$1,50.
6 feet x 9 foot, at.
•
New - Goads in all Departments -
Town
Coolest Shopping The C PP gin T
Place x
'Phone 56
MILLAR'S,GO
ci�E
.
GHST,
T
comes: to Goderieb on Saturday. Juno its
s
ys.
t
e
"Lizzie," 25th,
9u,1l notice lzthetv•mile.par. Prom L i - ziea
the gu
on
e
ahf
m
m
-
ale audio the menagerie tont that this elephant, whose nee
mUllon� jiectple ginCe'the
Is true of all the Cat atitmais—lions, ed over three the
rs Royal Bengal'. leopards. puniest shimmy . crate hit Broadway, Lige ► S inthe live herds,
and tsoattare, to Om nothing of the ua+trnll t.emalieetbaby elephantNo
of her jangle beasts. 'the elephants are keen pertOfo at�ep. o n
ax 3 eve wItlt, J h
Iite 3n.::MlEctl�ia .ytx>dt aohn�nlril�hanti :Is crtxia`c1 tor ali T
obl aoho_. .... exteirchf :'to vonilfry. ,on'9 ' fretw—Itie'y' ' s+ el Iwi
pb nts s d` the he h too,are actorp. ,
p e pi Tilsit, the heroes, '.I' e9
of *COM" .n scores In every . And the horses.. The llobineon high
the plait tiro e Pd ore
knistunoe, for has not this ,;Irons had, school horses
pretty Kiri �riidorw throouph
a sty -eight years in which to perfect carry, p
•
many intricate- dances, evolutions and •
r^•
. o .
ns..
p°
s1
b.
- Cheapest of Alt Gilt,.,-•tlansitteripg.'ttI.
qualities of Dr. `Vttoiitati'. telectri�'' oil
it is the cheapest ail pt'eparattttns,
offerer p
i ;to the public, 11 is to be troust.-- -
•
In (%"ry +Wittig i+trrs' lit: t3anada mart
+anarisl.>t,i I'UJ�t-aiit. alt_ e40tflh ::n,t.a'-
ebanie 'keep it foi' stile. So, being r'as-
fly prorurahle ;Jost Aextrrinely inodrr,.te
in price', no mie rhoulst he without a
botkie' O,f it.
ODERIC11.
E25
ONE DAY ONLY
'1tYOUR money 4e sited in the
1 Bank of Hann ton is less like-
ly to he spent that if you keep it
in the house. It is Iso earning
interest for you while ,it marl -
Isttes. Deposits may lf by
trail if it is not coevenienhfor you
to call personally. 'r
BANK OF HA
60;hill[ MOM ICH. A. J. lf'tKs', !tanager.
AMONG Tie CHURCHES
•
i
HIS NEW LIGHT -SIX
Baptist church, Montreal St.:, Itev.
li 1., arklankl, of 'Woodstock, .will
prem.!' 'at troth services, 11 a. tn. aim.
7 p. in. Bible ;School 10 a.ni.; B. Y.
P. U•.,at S p. nt. ,
Vietoria street Methodist church
Next Sunday ~Horning the 47anadian
order of Foresters will attend divine
service in this rhureli. Sunday even-
ing subject, "Things Worth While at
the Recent, rmferenee."
Knox (introit: Divine worship .. next
Sabbath' cendueted by the minister.
Subjeets of sermons, 11 " a. tn., Mille
Gross;" 7 p. in., -The Meaning of Ser-
vice." - Sabbath Sehuut,and., teen age
Masses at 9.t3 o. m. Adult Bible Class
at 3 p. ill. ,.
The , members of the .Arthur circle
are giving a tea on the ehureh.iawn on
June 20th at G.30 p, nt. ,Is'aett member
is expected to bring a friend. After
the lunch the regular meeting will be
held in the leleture room at the usual'
hour. The 'terrier • wilt he talten 'by
Mrs. Meflnrmid and Miss Lillie John-
ston. The price of the tea will be 2sc.
A large attendance is hoped for as tiro
Proceeds are to. -go towards nnklna up
the bale.
Mr. Vanot7onw, Angele=Hca Sto etfter-
tained the members of the Ladle(,,' Aid
- of Vietoria St. entire?) • at their June
meeting. The viee president, Mrs.
iteyeraft. took tite brat half iinur. It
ttas decided to hold a sale of fancy
work and aprons, dur=ing July, and the
Seelety is planning to Reeve meals to
the Suitirnel° Seloyol, v hiieh meet; here
k. -bt low rice of• the•newand vomer a � PTHE
NEW LIGHT -Six is due to greatly increased
production, low overhead, small profit per' car,
and the fact that itiscompletely manufactured
by Studebaker in its own factories.
Thtis, ,is a Stageba Ser Year
I?ItE 'Weil MUMS
Seat Sale,at Dodges Aro, 5t rsl4i 1
Same price all ehargei at hltiit 1
Grommis.
T. F. HOLLAND
Phone 243 EAST 'STREET GARAGE Goderich q .•
. sr
NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES
f. ar. 1. Weflirstt fife, Ontario, .wietittiis ./rat 1, 1121
res +dada.
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